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.

A. Gantz, was resumed before Judge
Duoro and a Jury in the Superior Court
this morning.
IA was told in yesterdays Evening
world" Abner Hayward. jr.. first
cousin of Mrs. Gantz, Is correspondent.
Mrs. Gantz has filed cross bill charg-
ing her husband with improper conduct
with a Miss Johnston.
Abner Hayward, jr., the correspondent,
whose direct examination was not con-
c,uded when court adjourned yesterday
was recalled to the witness-stand this
morning.
Mr.. Hayward's memory did not prove
70 he much better to-day than YESTERDAY.
He could not remember the date or
contents of letter he is alleged 10 nave h;s
received from Mr.. Gantz Directing 10 MS
attentions to Mrs. CAM.
He did remember, however, that Mrs;
Gantz had told him that Sir, het t 5eren
paG1eId a you ever .tT give Mrs. Gantz a silk
Yes YES, replied Hayward
was that before you received Mr..
Gantz's let letter err, obiect'ns to your atten-
' "As cannot remember the date re-
ceived the letter cannot say NJ,
Hayward said that ne eom msd met num hl.
Whether VI iires he had ever met him there after
the r letter Mrs Gant TO- anything
Yves; a Christmas card and some
IT'S that all you mean by 'jmcracks?'
Candy" ,,,,,
rs that all you mean by jimcracks'7"
"Did you ever give her any blue rib
bons?" -
mo. 1 fastened some Of my letters
Ibid You ever see those ribbons after,
wards on any article Of wearing apparel
worn by Mrs. Gantz?"
you have told of Mrs. Gantz giving
YOU some sleeve elastics. Did she ever
give You any other kind of elastics?"
ws s9 sad men %aw wear w. ear e. Beecher
ness could answer. This caused laugh
ter a May not add iep,dd to gaFters
At the conclusion Of Hayward's testi-
mony, the next witness Largo pgs,. s s3sln
v Was h eaeo to Drove that is East Twen
ty-second street, house which II IS al
tied together, was house Of Ill rep,ute
In reply to Lawyer Datleys aues.unons
she said she did not know a any I'M
asked her II she had not told a police
man that the place w, was no 2 d'sorder's
The next witness was Dollie Lewis. a
rather fashily dressed young woman;
who SaG t thet tSs IN Tie neigh
borhood Of being a uisorderly house =,
James Keanan wh9 owns Sns,apd TodRe snTde IN
" house, swore that the general reputa-
tion of the house in the immediate nelgh-
borhood was bad. Dad.
er questioned Keanan Closely as TO the
names of the different people he had
with Regarding ehs hSnse T fhe
witnesses memory did not prove very
good regarding dates and when pressed
by Lawyer Beecher he said; >. rv-
tb,n 1oI G San Know tic to be true?'
oh ! don't ,i know about that re-
piled Lawyer ,Sat u Be not Fair Mr. Beecher.
INTERRUPTED Judge Dugro. II think the
witness is telling the truth and don't
think you should have made sueh re-
Then turning to the ANTI witness Tsms Jndss
accurately in regard to the matters
asked you, just say you don't remem-
The witty answers of the witness pro,
duced much laughter, and the court offi'
GERS had frequently to rap for order =,
Recess was taken at the conclusion OF
the examination of Klanaw.
.
testified that the reputation OF the East
Twenty-second street house was bad;
William Leviness. private de her', 1e
1891, he and another detective, while
watching the Gantz residence. at BY
West Fifty-eighh street, saw Mrs; Ga n.
companion followed Mrs. Ciantz and h
came downtown and got Mr.. CAN'T IN.
plaintiff. and his father They ,S %eh Ea 81
Twenty-second street. and watched un
iii SIS o'clock, when Mrs. Gantz ant
H aa,sd ID ts snt earaage sne until 0s
In the evening, when the couple ieit I'M
house. ~
Of the carriase and said something (
iantz replied He did not remember
after. a Very brief and excited converse
Ion Miss Gantz departed with Hayward
detective o'Connor. who "shadowed'
Hrs. Gautz. corroborated Leviness re
garding the occurrences Of April %. 1891
Margaret Egan s,7 w Gome Fftv IN III
street, swore that Hayward freouentl,
called on Mrs. Gantz. Witness said III
usually called on Saturday afternoon
while Mr.. Gantz was away, but occa
heard MIR. Gantz tell his wife numbe
of times that he did not want Hayward
to call on her. and once she heard hin
will leave the house If this thin
isn't stopped"
:" Did Mr.. Hayward stop calling OF
Mrs. Gantz after that?
Witness swore that she had read
number OF letters written to Mrs. Cant
IBID she show them to you?" aske'
mo, i found them in her bureau
drawers" ,
How many did you read?"
81 don't know"
well, tell the jury something that wa
in the letters"
Mrs. Gantz's counsel objected vigor
ously to this question on the groun
that witness did not know Mr. Hay
wards writing, and therefore could no
testify inteliigently as TO whether tn
letters were written by Hayward.
spirited argument between the attorney
followed, during which Mr.. Daley said
Now, Mr.. Beecher. ] call upon 20
to produce the letters written by Hay
II have no such letters, and hav
never seen any such letters" retorte