New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-10
WAS HIS LOVE WON BY CASH
MISS zERoyICRs SUIT FOR DAMAGES.
u.rcH.MAKER WHO SAYS THE GIRLS fAihh"
pIpS'r PAY HIM FOR SERVICES.

.,.rcuw.KrR WHO SAYS THE GIRLS FATHER
pIpN,T PAY HIM FOR SERVICES
Tho breach of promise suit In when MISS
- zerovicb seeks damages from Isaac Bunpe,s
18th whom she made agreement 70 marry NV.
voppp connie had been brought together p9 ~ ~.
s,snal match maker, to whom her 1athcr 80. at
promised snug sum Tor n' 18th sexes
xrnsted large attendance oi ~ srnreme
IN the General Term room u ond inrv.
T,ourt Yesterday Before Justice Lawien' ,r,s Good
oou'' we're examined by motifs ooou
~ anpeared for tho plaintiff ana D. IL 80" .,'o
. 49, IN. defendant. Moses zerovich' 'ho i"'A'-
voung woman, testified as foiiows' ,,o % nv
one night when was IN bed' a s'r"nsoi e"A 20
- and said that Blumberg wanted 70
80 me Mt street corner near n.y.
ON, nm and went there and Blum
nsrg then said he wanted to speak TO me ABOUT pcoon
engaged to my daughter said did not want 10 spear
about IL in the presence of stranger lie mao 'nen
my daughter but once" -.
Didn't YOU flee to Pennsylvania once to escape prose-
cution Z" inquired Mr.. Drake
"No SIR cried the witness speaking rapidly In broken
English and with much excitement. 81 give Sl'ooo W
charity If any nan prove that. 1 can pay 1t, TOO
weren't you under indictment ior passins '0'
felt money ." .,,o.
mo- sir give $500 to charity If any man prove that
The witness said that he had always treated a MI vi:
Blumberg we'll and respected him, wnen ne cano " i
suppose You loved him that you would put your
arms around himf said the lawyer
{" Yes love him so much" was the answer. a.,
ibid YOUR daughter ever have any other lovcrsi
"Ask my daughter; she knows. replied the Wines sh
maker $40 replied: "whyi Because he was irienu .,
my wife 1 gave 1t 10 him for charity. ne ueeiaiv
Bumberg 500 as dowry though ne asKeu ZOE s NV
:. fold him." he added, that he ala not ioNe III!
daughter because he wanted more" -. ,,o ooon,a,nt
he dismissed urging that such marriage contract a.
had been made was against public ponSNyd a nnt
for love- Judge Lawrence denied the ,,or mo 90
tion saying that while marriage 6atermine
maker for charity. as Was sssrssd c for the
500 IL he would get an honest boy to marry ms GIL
and paid him $40 on account when asRea Vital that
he did not remember anything about 1t. He had drunk
some brandy there did take the fee for match
business CUISINES on the steps Of No 1877 East Broadway.
Mrs Lille Berman. wife Of the preceding witness mess
swore that Miss Zerovc had said to her that she never
would marry Bumberg; that she did not care Tor MN
and II he came TO her house she would KICK nh uo
stairs and would serve him as Hainah was d no
Saturdays Isaac and Louis Bernan corroDorateu 'ei
mothers testimony. -. .X.,. .o,.,o
Isaac had been told by Zerovch that he would not have
him for sorn-law becaused he worked on saturdays.
Isaac Bumberg defendant testified that Zeroyicn
had asked his advice about Investing that he had
won In lottery Moses had promised 10 pay MN 9looy
and give 500 to the 3s n H SaS given
Zerovch receipt for $500 without getting the money
said: love YOU with ali fervor of first Affection
The witness confessed that he wrote poetry anu mucn
laughter caused by the reading OF the ioAo"ins
specimen:
81 have passed for this purpose as yo9 know,
But his looks frightened me and had to go;
Tor you decide SsS se a a1d P O%T
The hearing will be continued to-day