The evening world., 1894-04-25
Among the Things Cousin Hay
ward Gave to Mrs. CAN'T
Also Presented Her with a Silk
Dress and a Christmas Gard.
Swallowed by Detectives and Her
Husband and His Father.

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80. a,vorce from his wife. Cornelia
C,n,z was resumed before Judge
n,oro and a Jury in the Superior Court
this morning.
Az was told in yesterdays Evening
world" Abner Hayward. jr.. nrst
cousin Of Mrs. Gantz. 10 correspondent.
Mrs Gantz has filed cross Dill chars-
inc her husband with Improper conouct
with a Miss Johnston.
tn anticipation of there being some
racv details in the letters that II Is
thoupht will be offered In evidence To-
day. the courtroom was crow ueu:
Abner Hayward, IT,; t the was not con,
MT,,Ssd when court adjourned yesterday,
Snoa recalled to the witness-stand this
H' Mr Hayward's memory did not prove
a. he much better to-day than YESTERDAY.
lie could not remember the cate OF
rom Of l Mr. CAN'T objeens to his
We did remember, however, that MIS-;
G htacted 1d to her meeting him at different
nioces away from her nome Ill
ibid yoy eyer give Hyer M bsiy Gan'a BLK
Yes" replied Hayward
"Chrstmas. 1890" . ~.
Gantz's letter, objectins to your at'eh'
"As 1 cannot remember the gate re-
ce Msvw ta said that he had met Mr..
CAN'T at the latter's home numbpe Jumper
times Sc S bas ever s9u met h him there after
receiving the letter referred to. ,.,,,e
"Did you give Mrs o., Gantz anything
else besides the dressT ., and acme
lis that all you mean by 'jimeracks' "
is that all you mean by Jimcracks'7"
"Did you ever give her any blue rib
bons?" .o, sous q, NV letters
WIZ. "pid You ever see those ribbons after,
worn by Mrs. Gantz?"
YOU have told Of Mrs. CAN'T giving wing
Give give You! You any other kind of elastics?"
"well, some men wear gartersl; oo,.-
dG said at hsMysT @ Before the
ter. Hayward fHSU replied indignantly:
Il am not addicted to g ar1ers;i, test,-
By her ts ,hs 81 gla Esst rMen
yged Hayward and Mrs. Gantz Z, had VS.
ed together was 1svr h 3aiiey 81 questions
NE IN s sapd she n did not know anything
bout the house. Her answer was cyl y
R Rsly her sI Il sns had not told police;
{an that the place was a disorderiy
Euse. She said she had not ,.r :, .n,
I s,iv f hut before she could answer an
bjecation was made by Lawyer beecher
'n Tbs su Sext Witness was Dollie Lewis, q
ather 4ashily dressed young young . woman oman
Who swore that lSs itsnn l ~ ths nei.h
,nrhood of being disorderly house. =
James Keanan who owns H,,ssIpd To 1R,soEder n
he neighborhoodt S o, ' the general reputa
ion Of the house in the immediate neigh
borhood was bad. p,,
4r questioned Neanan closely as to tn
names of the d>tferent people ne nae
slked YIN riding rtnosgvs ths house Th
E Sood Tegardi ding 1,tes and when pressed
BY Lawyer Bee:her he said: >, INV
thing don't don Know TO be true?,
"oh. / don't know about that" re
piled kaS 'Sss !. ss ss fair MI =,
witness is telling the truth and ! don on.
t. think nk you should have made Suen a re
Then turning to ,o the ao %Itnes sems smas
asked you. just say you ooh fe''e'''
The witty answers of the witness pro pr,
duced much laughter, and the court ON
Recess was taken at the conclusion O
the examination of Klanaw.
After recess several other witnesse
testified that the reputation or the Eas
Twenty-second street house was padi,
Among these witnesses was DetectS
No ,lA To- ott DreClnC
in which the house Is located. He wa
asked whether the house was ever faiu
ed by the police, but before ne couad d an u
william feviness, a private deteetIiys,
that r on tine G viii
watching the Gantz residence, at 3
West Fifty-eighh street saw Mrs. Cant
companion followed Mrs. Gantz and b
came downtown and got MI Gantz, u
plaintiff, and his father. They vent
Tw sIrr;ase street. and watched vi
III sis o'clock. when Mrs; Gantz an
WaEEaa d ts snt earrage the until 0 s
In the evening. when the couple ieft u
house.
OF W tse ears sne ' and SAID something
\ Gantz replied. He did not rsmem ID
Sf se @n Very T prief ana excited eonvers
tion Miss Gantz departed with Haywar
Detective O'Connor. who "shadowet
Mrs Gautz. corroborated Levlness 81,
garding the occurrences Of April rs 1891.
Margaret Egan. domestic In q
apartment-house 317 West Fifty-eighi
street. swore that Hayward frequent
called on Mrs. GantZ. Witness said J
usually called on Saturday Afternoon
while Mr.. Gantz was away, but occl
sionally called at other times. She ne
heard Mr.. Gantz tell his wife numb
OF times that he did not want Haywai
to call on her. and once she heard hi
II will leave the house II this thi'
Did M. Hayward stop calling I
Mrs; Gantz after thatr'
mo, SIR"
Witness swore that she had read
number of letters written to Mrs. Gan
by Hayward.
IBID she show them to your" ask
Lawyer Daley.
mo. !. found them in her bure'