The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-23
MR. BLOSS'S PRIVATE PAPERS
re Says That by Mistake They Got into
Hts Divorced wite's Hands.

A curious case came before Judge Charles
W. Church in the Court House at Now Utrecht
on Friday evening. Tho complainant was
Newell W. Bloss and the defendant, Emma @.
Dloss. HE wife.
Newell W. Boss Ia tho Vice. President OF the
United Life Insurance Company. whose Offices
nre In the Pulitzer building He is reputed to
be very Wealth. 1t has been his custom every
summer Tor several years to occupy bachelors
al ar;m ents ut Bath Beach.
MIR. Bloss and his wi do not harmonic.
an have not lived together for several years.
A little over two years ago Mrs. Bloss instl-
tu'ed u suit for absolute divorce. naming As
the CORRESPONDENT orc OF the young typo
writer's then under the supervision of her
husband ms the Vice. Iresident OF the Mutual
Reserve Fund Lie Assurance Company in the
Potter building Mr.. lloss was one OF tho
organizers o. tho Mutual Reserve Life Assure
nnce funl. lie resigned his Office about
Tho divorce eliminated in n settlement. Mr.:
Bloss agreed to ny his wife $50 a week, and
Bath leach. Inst July Mr Bloss was at Neno,
Ney. I've had amout Gnmrletsd lcng trip nI "a
Chicago. and IRON there eSuiossei it to New
G ss f s' b rsdshng NV loGk NJ M
who wore to deliver it Al his residence at Bath
eXitessmen il wa, delivered 10 Mrs Bloss in
stead Of to her husband. On Tuesday July
made inquiries concerning it ut tie col
thu Kcmscn Express Company, and the mis-
Mr.. Boss directed the express company ,to
dcm.nd The return Of the tlpnk. ant they did
W6a rs oS gave It Mn without VII Ter Claims
he found that two valuable bundles OF letters
and pareers were missing. The trunk had been
in Mr.. loss's possession for nearly twenty
Mr.. l'loss ana his LAWYER. D. Edgar An:
Mrs. Bloss with the embczzlement OF the pa;
pers search warrant Vas isInSd nnd
h ns Never TSsy
the cottage 0, Mrs. Boss ana carried away
s% the h sS ri "o On Friday night LAWYER J.
| Oliver kcane OF this city. who represented Mrs:
.sS on examnaton S5o1sh, gu. the {nss
line q its lei VERY 10 Mrs B et and even the
! not rok"n by the Wescott or .Remscn ,exi ress
comnapies. 1t n,.o nppeated rom the tssti.
the trunk was delivered a. her her house. but that
|! was ,eeeiyed by her seEvants who msto1 hx
the peace officers were tho following:
1e S'si s,1 ri ss 81 si a.
"ss 1"ns a Of ssG s oro;
e tho ,sd nrss .", is b.. ST o, a
roi. oI,an.d money from ihe soinnany tTauaal.n.iy
IN s @ x S.sH n ss So &. was .:
II only Al til, earnest and personal solicitation
Of his wife and OF consideration for his family that
Rloss was not prosecuted lie was allowed to escape
after max ing such restitution as by his arowel lay in
hts but which did not the amount frAudu
lently obtained bv him. j. b. MULLOr.
LtGArioS UNITED STATES.
Lima Peru. May -. 1890
hereby certify that tho above statement and sigma
ture or Mr. J. Muloy is correct and is entitled TO full
faith aud credit
Ricn.Rn h MILL. Secretary United States Legation.
The complainant admitted being in Peru at
thar time. and admitted knowing Mr.. j. b.
Mnlloy. but denied that there ever existed to
his knowledg" such q comrany as the south
thut he was guilty OF forgery or fraud:
lawyer keane said that the search warrant
was secured by Mr.. Boss for the sole purpose
OF getting the above document. Mr.. Bloss.
however. Gays that he never knew o. the ex:
istence Of the document before. He denied
the truth OF tho statements In II. When Mr.
kenne asked him il Mir; Mulloy was an honor
| in others no is not"
Judge Church dSGlSeG that the papers right ,
returned to her.