The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-01

Mr f.-yy- la,t th- trascitle ~aptain over
~ r.. .'4rv 'e-lr! an NAE aim ven
AnE-y many rne-. Rh--= a. climax
sh-r NJ. levy lsanet tr"ari AL
bid. you desert your regiment a;
Anu=j4@r
cali. Lawyer levy . Liar.
You're ID lar fairly reared the ~.;-
in spite O.. TIE @,g,-ts q ~ Court an
threats t. eorun., him. hr-mm tnqn.
t---l E-oNIe-t. c..-tt-rs,i AMI humble!
Ta-a - as.gi5z.I-l 70 Levy :5r calling
-i- ar AM l--l2E 81 Al apology
:r51 an ~ Insulting 1.--
n -n." tie Lawyer re- -tei
How many times have you been ar
rested - demanded Mr.. Levy.
Th.s -aise.! another roS eliminating
in Judge MARITIME compelling the man
TO answer
oh apou; three or four
That's night. about three or four
Three. OF iogr DOZEN t.nes'.. Krumm
corrected TX vas FOR spite every
Kranrn testified tina, Capt. cortrisht
The first time was May :: when his eN-
else license ran out. Again five or siI
weeks ago, and then recently. when he
only p@epfi In"
capt. Cortright was always accompa-
ME b. ether officers. a2i NJ. Levy sIg-
EeS.ed tina: :his was because he d.dn't
propose % b in the pace without VII
nsss-s
There is button outside the door.
which. when touched. rings a gong on
the sta ge In the rear A lookout stands
guard there. but Capt. krumm vas sure
that this gong was 10 stop the music
ami performance when rough crowds ap-
psa-et and not to warn the people inside
tina: the police were descending upon the
house
ResuminE the cross-examination after
recess. Mr.. Levy picked at Capt;
krumm's record. The captain denied
that h. deserted at Antietau.. was ar;
from the guard house. He declared that
the officer mentioned as his captor Vas
Mr.. Levy tried TO impugu Krumm s
motives In testitying against Capt. An
thony Alaire before the LeNow Comm.
tee. and in prosecuting EDWARD Man
Levy.
II did IL because I want to help
purify the Polio. Department and To-
maintain my rights a. a citizen Of
New York" said Capt krumm.
Declare. the Police Robbed Him.
over and over again the witness pro
claimed.
They have robbed me. these police,
and made me- poor. once l was rIch
noS ] am poor. have nothing. The
police have robbed me. They have
ruined my business"
DO you know Mrs. Hartell?" Mr..
Levy asked
black and whit Summer silk. was
called into the courtroom. She smiled
on the Captain. He stared at her.
saw Ter in my life. don't know where
she lives" ne sah when asked II he
! had never called on her at her house.
! The blg woman looked surprised. then
d .l..fs rAWnrr a b
Jr-pound tread.
Messengers were sent out TO hunt "
| some other people, acquaintance with
/ whom the Captain denied.
he passed the 50 payments to Levy
the great American handshake."
Under REORGANIZATION he said tina,
hyy and H9Si put Han 5S h% ' to P P
and Stella" Why don't you play
! And that ne said that ne must have
a guarantee from Capt. Cortright thai
he would not be bothered.
You get the Captain to say it's al
| right and I'll play" he said he told
! them.
Mr. Levy produced an affidavit signed
7 by Capt krumn in $50 and attached
/ to an application to the Building De
partment for permission to build an ad'
d!tion to Kuenstler Halle. The AFFIDAVIT
states that ne is the sole owner OF ms
: property, whereas ne had testified to-day
/ that rs wife owned the property.
! Louis Gerson was brought into court
| krumm. had said he did not know
Krumm said he had known him ten
/ years. but never knew his name,
Lawyer Levy having got through with
krumm, Juror Levy asked:
when you paid these sumo OF ~ tC
Officer Levy. did you understand that tbs
money was for him or foi some on'
eise?"
- was for the collection. He sale
49, tt.l he u
The Levys had succeeded in bringing
3 out everything that would tend TO lesser
the value of Capt. krumm's testimony
but had not shaken him in his origtna
Weiss Corroborates krumm.
Benr.e Weiss the "Tulpeastengel' a
Krurlm's Kuenst!er Halle. came mex
to rh.- Uirr-ss-stani. He testified tina
he had s~en Ward Man Levy AT "ou
place ,T,.sFal times from december
About March j he came to our plac,
with Mr.. Hunt ohis fellow ward mani
spoke TO Mr. Krumm, and ne invited
them ~ 20 the room IN the gallery ovel
. thu harrOom
They sat at round table. Mr.
krImU ordered a bottle OF wine anc
told me to <Garge IL TO his own account
Then Mr.. krumm came down and tool
two so bills from the money drawer
He returned TO the gallery and sat with
krumm shook hands with them. an,
they went away, Mr.. Krumm had fold
ed the bills in his right hand"
The "tulip-strm,' whp : a LITTLE mid
de aged young man, with bald t1I
and a long neck like a tulip, also cOrrob
GRATED krumm story about other visits
The date OF the reopentng OF the un
licensed Cuuc-rt-roCm Tailed with tina
first visit Of the two precinct detectives
Livingston Hunt and Jeremiah S Levy
The call of Levy March - was de
sCrih-i as follows:
Mr. Levy asked for Mr.. Krumm. Mr.
krumm came up from the basement an
Invited Levy upstairs. Then he sen
me 10 Mrs Krumm to get S2p | got /
In four 8 bills. / took IL to Mr., krumn
down At the bar Mr. krumm went vi
to Mr.. Levy. They talked near IN
stairs | saw them shake hands to
ether AMI Ng krumm had rolled III
-. N MS u.hl hand. As before saw
Ivy q EIi- ~ times there after that
n-ariE- sN - iionaay evening, bet~eel
Wr.-- 'r-wa'ei like a0 aspen all N
tim" D." "i- nn the stand his cross
tNaTi'1t1r was postponed uuul 10
morrow.