The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02

Before Justice Donohuc, yesterday, Mar
garct Brccn Of DIG West Twentieth street tcsti-
fell that she lived with Mrs Maria Muo n. mo-
thcr ~ William Muloch. as scamstrcss, until
ten years ago. when she became the wife Of
Thomas Brccn. "A shoe salesman. On the 10Th
Of July. 1875. Mrs. Clara 1cgcndre, a daughter
Of Mrs Muoch. asked her to accompany her to
riverside. Conn. Mrs Muloch, Mrs Lcgcndre
said. having heard that William. her favorite
son. was living improperly there with Mrs.
kuss, desired to learn whether the rumor was
true. Mrs Lcgcndrc and the witness went to
Riverside. From the telegraph operator there
they learned whore Mrs. Kass lived When
they reached Mrs Kass's house. they
found photographers before It. photo
graphing the house. and the phacton
awaiting its mistress before tho door.
They then walked on. Soon they saw Mrs.
MISS ana MulOch coming toward them in Il
lhacton, Ihry entered u Mrs. Lockw9ods
house. and nsk"d - 'rmi ssion ~ 20 into store
room until Mulu u and Mrs. kns- had passed..
Tho witness held the door. soon it was pulled
ont 81 Tho room. Shn fcll tn the floor. and
Mulo.h Kicked her Then Mrs. Mulch and
She went ont Of the house. followed 10y Mulo'h.
"" "nt'r"l the rha"ton and followed them To-
river lie shook tho witness, threw her shawl
into tn" river. and broke her sun SHADE. Then
""G'ibcr" them. Aferwari h. tGrcatcncd T.
irgli rnHd. AMI walked on the track. under the
burning sun 90 Greenwich. There they took u
irltn From the fright and over cXcrtion She
hu- iuf entirely recovered
The ami lnvit oi Mr. Ella Kass Of Jersey CITY
VS. in N that sh" saw no act Of rouEhnrss
Brrrn: that he spoke somewhat roughly to
tioni. and followed them 10 the depot To- Pre-
vent them from talking TO any one about hcr
and ~ui-rqu. u''v In Ros"villr. " j., and that
her husband. Philip kass, has obtained IL iii
! Mrs. Clara Tegcndrc the next witness. at
/ irnricl all eyes. Hr attre Wa OF fault
hseY moulded black. Eoli and mosaic
/ irwlry AMI pearl gloves being the. only
/ lpiui~ OF color She was composed and
su anI ssc , fbm w,bll-% y,s. wE @n
! smiles w'r' su'tlhle Her husband she tost-
fled. j. G Moral in IL" United States army.
now in Jgrtn. When her brother pulled the
/ door OF tue storrroom, Mrs. Brren made no
/ strenuous resistance She did not fall. ana h"
AZ no Kick hcr. lie raised her veil. AMI said.
| lowed them in the pha"ton until they reached a
bond in the road. Then h. rot out II IT, pha"-
/ ton. and gave her good shaking. III ire the
/ witness laughed at her own Il, ripiion II the
shaking. and very ON, in the court room
I laughed tool He broke Mrs. Brecn'- Sunshade
over his knee. but he did not touch or me n;.ce
hTWni,r, ,rn,o., ,os,,o.d ,no, no o,rrs ,.roo,
dead Of property in and near Newark. and in
this CITY. and tfnnsnc's no regular business.
II" did not even touch Mrs. Brron, but thinks
that. v"Ncd hv her intrr,eroncc in his affairs he
may have shaken his sister. Mrs. Brrnn put
| her sunshadr before his face and h. crushed il.
Sic 'h'n struck him on TIN, arm. saying. You
I must u,t ton h mninm." He did not menace
/ either his SYST T. cor Mrs Br,"n. Al that time he
/ Wg- rontrihutins toward Mrs. kasss support.
Mrs. ltr,''n su"i Tor $4,000 damages. The
/ jury l.NVr her slun
=. Mrs, Maria Mulorh IL the widow ~ William
! Nuluch. once very known rs lawyer.
! unn she became a widow. twenty years ago.
7 Mrs. Muio' n WAS deco mod. through inu"r tHnr'
/ from her husband and father. Jasper ". Gill
! bort. worth : iuuu uNu She lives in West Tiir-
snin street n- % rule. in wint"r, and ~ hrr
/ staten Island country ~rnt ia th. summer. \
I part ot her estate extends FROM Futon IT, Ann
I streets. near i. !, un'it budding. Nr. Arnold.
/ Of Arnold. ladt * White. counsel FOR Ms Mu-
lo h. Is suing 10 r"coNrr th" prop riy in an 4
n"ur Newark. 81 which. 1t is alleged. William
f Mul"'h possessed himself while lac VAS his
/ mut...r ) MAsnni.