The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-03
Sireuit Court,
RnfnsA f,sj0s KauS

this action criminal ersston with defend
who came ~ 20 years ago; shortly ssr his
srrivahs became acquainted with Miss Cable the unio
were both in the humble walks Of lie he was mechsDic
she artificial flower maker and attended the mar
kets her selling her flowers to those
who choosed to buy and by earned living
Shortly after the acquaintance OF the painth and his wife
commenced an attachment of the
the consequence for albeit they persons in humble
e their education Of the most finished KIND their
habits and dispositions were congenia ana .ner IDEAS
and sentiments the most elegant and refined oenuenen
you may suppose this attachment ended in matrmo-
NAL contract and in 1921 the parties were married the
fruits OF the marriage were eight children SIX OF whom
still survive Gentlemen up 1870 the parties lived to-
gether in one continued round of happiness he olng
night and day for the support OF his family and she deVo
ting all her time and the and nurture OF
their offspring In 1888 my client by his unweared in
enabled sufficient to purchase lot upon
which he built house tor himself and his family ana
client the defendant ned and resided in the next
Gentlemen, before declare to you the grievances OF
which client complains and for which he now seeks
redress at your hands, will be proper for mo to
lew words in relation to the defendant Gentlemen am
instructed that he is foreigner and lrhman and do
The great mass Of the people Of that nation that rishmen
provsrba for their propensity to p0ach upon other
mems farms, leaving their own in fallow. Gentlemen
the defendant, who now sits in Cour before you with
OF sixty winters embedded his brow having
parts the city he did not reside permanently any par
cuar place, but like bird Of passage emigraed WIN
making however the house next to my
at,.r,en 10 ronsr for me ~ s,as 70 vou In the out
set that cannot show how or when or where the cr
Of is in 1885 We viii show you that at that time and
frequently afterwards the defendant seen in the plain
he Continued to carry on her business and assist her
husband to make LIVING by the sale OF her wares we
will also show you that the defendant at this time car
lied on tAe,nk business thai he carts
for cleaning the streets and was one OF the custom.
mad uliar facilities for into effect his criminal
Intentions and that he awaited himself OF those facilities
| the custom house watch and it was in his absence
that the defendant insinuated himself into the good
her ruin We will show YOU that he iiy ed in the same
treet and next door to the plaintiff that there were two en-
sans led into In. nlant;,s nremse. We will nrove to
YOU by two or three that in 1899 and sO
criminal offence committed at three different
times hut as have already said we step
step how the seduction was brought about But gentle
men it is sufficient in law for US 70 show that criminal
Connection took place and if we make it appear beyond
per adventure that this defendant is guilty Of the crime
debauching the plaintiffs wife and oidestroy his peace
and hannsess and the reacs and renwation Of his chill
dreu he looks to as husbands and fathers and as
of the public morals to rive him such redress
viii in some Measure compensate him for the destruc
Nov ,ha, bas hsen brongbt pom him and b;a innocent
children by the defendant And let me tell YOU gentle
men, You should net do il with spariag hand: The
suhservent to the uratcation of his guilty passions by
bringing ruin and desolation on worthy family He
Of life and worse than ali he has set vicious exam lie
to the youth Of our city Let me again toll you that ex.
Ian nlo ic Onta III
nrogress of crime ana the only way YOU can do it. is by
mang the defendant ,espond in such an amount Of dam.
ages M viii teach him = at he cannot violate the sancy
of private life with impunity and will be warning to
others that il thew follow his vicious examte they will
do GO at their peril
| JosKpn IRwiS examined by Mr. SHExwoop-I reside at
ca Willett street. am with the paint stood
IN with him when he was married do no know the wife
much; plaintiff that time ed at the founding
business; plaintiff and his wife were married in 1921;
think It time about June; Mrs Kremers maiden
name was Eliza Gable; was not much acquainted with
| hut IN
him in Allen street. when was at their house always
them very happy ogether saw them any other
Krener is Dutch; she is either Dutch born or Dutch
scent; knew the defendant when he vas in the
lett street he was employed in cleaning the streets
, Cross-examined by o'CoSNon-I do not remember the
house in which plaintiff was married; think it in
old March street; am sure it took place in 1921; the
son am so sure my first child born in year after,
and ne = od nave mo Otmate wb Mrs
Kremer her last Friday in her house at l27 Wlett
! street and spoke to her
Q-What was your business there last friday
Al went there to see Mrs Kremer ard her in the
front the first story; stayed there about half
hour; the children were there's do not know their
do know how long she has lived in that house, she
has lived there for the last two years except the time she
in the country; my business there on Friday
her and her husband; it friendly visit; Mr. Kre
standing at the door but did not 60 into the room
Mr.. Kremer stops in his own place in room on thu
hack part OF the loft Of the sabe-I do not know
e how long that room has been athed and plas
tered; do not visit Mrs Kremer often; have beer
there three or four times within the last years on tho
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