The evening world., 1894-08-23
ASSOCIATE
OF BURGLARS.
Ward Man Smith Had Been
Arrested with Notori-
Gus Criminals
PICTURE IN R0GuEs' GALLERY.
He Says He Was Discharged, but
Wellman Says 4" Released
on Bail"
THAT WAS TWENTY YEARS AGO.
Great Swearing at Police Trials
and Cross Making q
Hard Fight.
THAT WAS TWENTY YEARS ago.

something IKE scene look p'ace -
the ponce triais THIS aioerhoon' when
ward Man smith, one OF the aetend-
ants. took the stand. Az Will be seen
further on In the story, he denied every
" ,T s,,~
thing that had been said against himself
and Capt. Cross. He had materially
strengthened the defense and was smii-t
ing even when Prosecutorwellman arose
to cross-examine. Then the smile faded
Mr.. wellman had resurrected an old
photograph of Smith. taken when the
latter was only nineteen years old. II
at Yonkers. Smith had been arrested
criminals. One Of the latter was sent
away for four and half years. The
| record did not show that Smith had
| been convicted. but the production OF
the nho,orranb caused a sensat,on ana.
ratified the witness. -- -. szsss',s
The Cross smIth trial was I'm III lsst
stages when .hor,,v h.,ors =, o.ciorr
Sergt. McAdam. Of the Eleventh Pre-
clrct, was called to the witness stand
ans ,.s,,sos -, s,,. go, 49,
had been in the discharge Of his duty.
ON cross-examination. however. Mr..
w.l,,,.n ar.,d na,,, 80 $3.50, 800.
! sive bomb. 1t was like this:
IN ,na naa,. now NC. SILVER sas was . as.
s ,ssrs MONA monuay hisn. Wneh you Wsfsa
'.ese unHsI Saps Sross
.Nvhs,, iGpneu 'ne oei sean'.
nat! 1sn u iact tnat tne Wiz
ihsY i Am Im ese ,Se 1 ray hisna asr
.ney h4l Niue !neii ROUNDS coliecungs
, W.n tne'r poenets SO hI OF tae s,ysf
II sent out to be changed into bills?'
.,,oh u1 ni knV Nv Ssy.nns apou. Any
susI 'nins, inc oersesnI answerea.
rupn,ng H1 IN tSat s nSneirct 'o1SsS,.. houss
:. 20 sur o.s,,,. ;, . 49,.
| bo,se. ',nasr San, Eort%ppptS rt,dss
an ntticer won bas is nnirs ~ M. h,.s,
49, ~ mo W tH he ~, ~ nis ywsi-
sn,nns so "ni'ains pu's /"
:. sappose 30
Can't. rrass now w d,d o hannssn ur aSst
Sapt. SoTsrght mao 10 elose tnemf
ell ~, Su mp. Sross uaos more ra,ns
anu nr,r ~, thpsg n,, sSh NC S man Sapt.
M, MT ness aaaea tnaI IL Was ~ sWaence
tna'uahSI, snaus ",uls Tsas snsn -
h tng MIN; peSsry and CoTtright com
piteu, "nnSn Ilsslue"t nsI un PtomSDS
oiusreu s.I,Shen iIom she Iscoro.
MT Wenihan oemahdeu an answe.s'
ana me Se Wiia was sssht' adno1snl
that disorderly houses were OF muai-
t ,S srom'ni anu ,nao maj. ",
theIe was Shehhe VI SaPtesns ~ tue
preeihct, these houses resumed business
"ith new pW1ioness., .N
,, pie nn6n " ~ Daset VINO was aevscs
i've unueI SroNs anu VINO Is now reutea
after twenty years service. testined Tor
she SsP.aih. ne saia tnat ne ana oncer
SeniehaIeI goa we evasnGe OF wn ta
Sapt. SIoss mace 'ne faio On Rate eenu-
peri mouse ana 'ha' oi f'hooA san
ioT ra , ,. ,, On
,e in ne, Aus weie inaue may o" anu MAY
~; tosE' respectiVey., 81. - ~
me, me Witnesses toaa me procsssss sn-
Pioseu ny MN as an Vncer aetAiiso 70
osteStise uu'y ~ Siviiia al III S Ss " ~
snorts ~ get e'iuehSe asuihst oAsoSosxW
houses. ,o,ou .. 49, -. 49,,
re gave uetalis as 70 now the STOOL,
pigeons, usuauk cohrmea cIiminhi
% Jaiiplrd IKE yesteruay Witnehs,
NItnah' anu over "noIh the pohce noiS
damascus sword periormeS the WORK
assls LED 70 Them. because they DO not
dsEe onsnd the police; - $500,
Inc oin iS ne sa,o Always n9yerea
play falsely, and when the pigeon had
ooaaineu tie nscsssary esiaeaSe, = Wat,
he raid MdS toIIoWed on confrSnted BY I the
witnesses. me madame; he said. usually
p'Sanuea guilty anu pau neaSy nne.
,,s ~ ah ene Wsn anu nn the witSsss maze S