The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-18
Mr.. WELlMAN SCORED
Lawyer Grant Denounoes Him for
the Arrest of Levy.
Dramatic E'oquence in The Court OF
General Sessions.
The Ex-Ward Man Pleads Not Guilty
and Is Put Under 50, 900 Bail.

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w a'u man Jeremiah 8 Levy,
formerly of the Eldridge street police
station, and who was arrested yes,er-
do, an -. ""S "IieS'eu seetef-
,I va 'n''se oi bribery IN receiving
olacNmail from Charles Krumm, pro-
prietor of kuenstler Han 1857 cbrystis
stree, NO., ,,.,i,., we
was a't"'sIeu before Judge
'o"'hs IN Part l. of the Court of Cen
eral Sessions TODAY nv Inspec,or con.
lin NJ. n,aaaa, ~, , inspe..o, In
mn ne pieadeu not guilty. with the
privilege OF Withdrawing the plea to
demur later.
80 i was paced AT %'ooo' lie had not
secured a bondsman, and was allowed
to take a seat outside the men while
'. was icing secured.
Lawyer Mark Alter, an associate with
Lawyer Grant i'm the case nrne,red fo,.
lew i, ,ha a,sa,,aa ~ 80, "ppeaiea io'
W !" ''e absence Oh Grant.
Lawyer Grant went to the District
Attorneys Office enrlv this nnor,in,
Levy. he said, had Tetained H., nm" es
counsel bot6 in ihe rrusan,,tiu nun us
case before the po,ice "Se goar3 81 'hS ne
the indiCtment ortnreI atit ~
Jury. 0''e'e' ny 'he Hi'hu
Il want to denounca the act Of NJ,
Wellman in yettinT ~. nronS Inv. ~ :, - =
indict Levy on the eve Of his tpiai he,
fore the Commits ,oners ana ' Ian iIai b Ip
in a cell" declared Mr Grant "a, ,''. n
haStlrulN niece of husipaSs
THE proceeding is directIv in cone;o,
with a rule establisbad hv iba MIS- liz, !
Attorneys OFFICE C"I Behave mni, a
short time ago told me that no i indict-
lnent Would no nskad fnr. mn,i r.
accused had first been arrested .II' on VI" q
warrant and Granted n nrrliminar~
hearing befnr. , SIiina ,,oa,,t,ro,
"rha Grand Jurv liee al ,aE hapdeJ +, y
months ago. W.iiman has deliberateiv
overridden This ruIe and saw w,itbo,,y,
hesitation. that il is simnlv another a ~
on his part to further Ills political as.
TO John w, Golf.
"Whe Levy is nrraigned before Judge
rest as outra seous in omen court al
After the proceedings, Grant rushed
into the courtroom and asked MIR
Wellman why he had not DELAYED
the arraignment until he arrived, ac-
cording to "a message sent to the Dis.
trict-Attorney's office.
"Pshaw!" said Wellman.
This case Is not done with vet" cried
Grant, and Wellman shrugged his Shout
ders and went out.
Grant then had a long interview with
Levy.
When the Grand Jury reported to
Judge Cowing Il number Of indictments
yet been found against Levy, he re-
quested the attention OF the Court.
II understand, Your Honor" he said,
lIdl MY tlltIl mas Detn arTalSnpu mere
by the Assistant District a ttorney. This
was done when | was not present al
though it was understood that | would
be here at l.@O o'clock.
NOW Your Honor, il is . o'clock. and
no Indictment has been filed against
Levy. What does all this proceeding
mean?
Il don't see why my client should have
danger of him running away"
IN tell you about it," said Mr.. Well
man, VINO lad returned.
that way" cried Mir. Grant. Hes al
ways wanting to speak for himself"
TN hear both" remarked Judge Cow
Ing.
II want to relterate that it was shame
full the way my client has been treated"
went on Grant.
office, and was told that unless he turned
states evidence he would have MIN in
State prison by next Tuesday.
MIR. Wellman told Mr.. Lew that he
would have all the ward detectives run
ming after him.
Running after hlm--the great Well
man. mind you"' shouted Grant pausing
TO catch his breath
Mr.. Wellman STOOD by sinlnnS ana
"Oh. you can smile on, Mr.. Wellman,'
continued the LAWYER land this Is the
man, Your Honor" pointing to Well
man, "all the ward men will run after
the matter, apologtzed Mr., Grant, when
Judge Cowing said BE cautious. Mr..
man stands innocent until guilt is pro-
ven, but that does not seem 20 be the
opera ting method of Mr. Weilman's
Why, this is a mythical complaint"
exclaimed Mr.. Grant. ..,,.
you'll find that rs not MYTH: re
marked Acting District-Attornry M Hyi1
man CO. .,.
"Oh" cried lIr. Grant, let me
breathe me sane t,orr',,.s q" "GIrn
| I'm not a great man, like some men |
know. Now, | ask the d'SrharGe OF my
client On t,,ni servirn and can't afford
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