The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-22
HERCHEF THREATENS TOSUE.
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ehe DisehsrgeA Her Preach Cock, ana New
Ne Says He MsA Ccnsrset TOR . Year
She Says he MsAs the Maid Cook.
A tall. well-built man. with rosy cheeks.
walked into the ONCE OF Barnett 4 Moran. law
yers, opposite the Jefferson Market building.
He doffed his hat. made Q low bow. and began:
"Messieurs. j'etais chef de cuisine pour"
Hold on minute. mister" interrupted Mr..
Barnett "FrenchT
"Oui monsieur" with q low bow.
They sent out for an interpreter. and when
he came the Frenchman told his story. He was
Mrs. Paran Stevens's chef She had engaged
him for year. She discharged him before the
year was up. and ne wanted to sue her. This
was the eist OF what he said. His name ia De-
sire Schmitt. and for the present no is living at
the Pension Favier. los Clinton place. He said
that Mrs. Stevens had engaged him on June
% while she was In London. He was In Paris
at the time with his wife and son. He showed
the lawyers this letter:
BrRkrtxr HorxI, TO PrccAprLLr LONDON. Friday.
Don't fail to come Monday next. second-ciass train
Morning. 10 o'clock N third class, II comfortable. I
have changed hotel lshaff wat for you. Send line
in answer TO the present address and obligs
Nine. srrvrm.
Mrs Stevens brought him over and took him
with her to Newport for two months Then
the household came to New York. and Mrs.
Stevens. he says. began to scold him. On Oct.
~ she called him to the parlor and said to
d.rfsn s Sss,t this hcuss once and never
wages and he wants s56o Tor b tSe s Of con-
again. !Jamais IL Ja s - VIII A''0' 'eA''
schm Abont week eGts O. 4s sav M
ssSs hsI s We Soa sSs
esased to pay sor sh9ad tSsy begin The sn SUIT
Within two. hours after this note WAS handed
TsntS strees aea Sixth aven Dss
opened their eyes as handsome victoria with
dnsH Sc cy 81 sdns ao %o arC s s the
iE maid hps Se 1e op to
narrow stairs that led 70 the ofilco. Opened the
that ,sI Mrs. tss Where's the man
Ps s5as sFs but he ad
sss: s. bss 9sss 81 ss'' a t
- she went out and told the driver to 60 to the
Pension Fayier where she had talk with her
Sun reporter called on Mrs. Stevens at her
asked Sds ABOUT the ae, case a. exon, WI.
been an angel to that man. Does he sayf
hired him for q year p MRS Stevens exclaimed:
no, Me L. says you engased him in London and
q sss on asas s sss Hys ws
thing falls to the ground: Now haven't l .
me when was IN London and begged me to
reference and that was written in, Spanish. so
that couldn't read It l agreed to take him:
him The first week he worked. he raj ran H up
bill for $l3 for liquors for himself. My
household consists OF myself. and when
te ttchs a maid at
dinner, parties for me: Oh. what man he
Ton enos
as to snes and soe
you see they can't sue The trouble with De-
:, The reporter called on Desire schmitt at the
PENSION h Fayisr 20. Desi Ire is 9ood, Locking
shoulders and said: i'd N'N' ' '' -'N MS
she did. On tie steamer She told me not to
at ou4 aSr q e ss sa
banquet on board. and l helped the chief cook. |
who was friend Of mine. to make o big nou- |
gat The Captain called him up and In the
FOR He tod the@ Eat Raa done
When Madame heard 1t she was very mad. |
Madame est gourmet she, wants me to get up |
Want to eet them. Madame IS awe very y hard
woman to get along with. She says drink. the |
coachman drinks. the butler drinks. the maid |
She wants t9 pay yay
am not going until get it."
They Rang the Old Church Bell.