The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-01
SAYS SHE IS IoUIs's. WIFE.
A POLICEMAN TOOK HER FROM YouNe
BLU1fENTH-4L,s FATHER's HOUSE.

BLUhkR1HADS FATHERS HOUSE.
she has Got Bisch Eye ara Threstens
rroeecdfpgs fer Aspsult-D Declares That
Her, Marriage Certiacsss YVES Stolen
While She WAS y Prisoser. wa 49,
Friday evening q carriage drove up to the
northeast corner OF Lexington avenue and
seventv-third street. and woman with gray
blue eyes and wavy brown hair got out and
climbed the steps OF 147 East Seventy third
street A young man met her at the door.
apparently IN q friendly manner. and admitted
her. Then the carriage drove AWAY. An hour or
two later man camerunnine out Of the house.
went down Lexington avenue and soon re-
turned with policeman. The policeman
remained in the house for q few minutes and
presently came out with the woman and n
man. They went to the Sixty-seventh street
police station where the man said he was
Jacob Bumenthal OF lat East Seventy third
street. a brother Of Assemblyman Joseph Blu
menthal He charged the woman with dis
orderly conduct.
The woman said she was Charlotte Blumen-
thai. the compliments daughter-in-law. This
called out an emphatic denial from tho COM
plainant. The woman denied having done
anything more than to refuse to leave the
house where her alleged husband was and she
said that her fnther.n.law had struck her.
There was o black mark over her eye
The woman was put in Q cell. but was allowed
to send out messengers for bail At 6:16 yes.
terday morning man arrived at the station
and gave bail for her. She went away In q car
rage. Later she was in the Yorkville Police
Court and employed ono Of the regular practi-
tonors there to defend her She was very
nicely dressed. and wore diamond earrings
and finger rings besides the plain gold band
which she pointed to as her wedding ring.
The alleged husband was not in court, but
Assemblyman Joseph Blumenthsl and his
brother. Jacob. were there. Justice Murray
was on the bench Jacob Blumenthal said
that the woman came to his house to see hts
son. Louis. Louis let her In and had
some talk with her. Later Louis called him
down stairs and said the woman would not
60 out. She refused t9 60 and created dis
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ing ing the Bell and say 7 wanted to see
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entire support Of his parents. and felt I had .
father went out and came back With the
Assemblymnn. who, ordered me out
tion. When they. came out jacob .Blumepthal
struck me; lHer left eye was swollen and dis:
coloredl When the policeman came he would
not arrest me for some time, but finally DID.
when the two older men said they would &c
not tI 60. and woSld not appear against me tSis
morning. I shall bring Q charge Of assault
against Jacob Blumenthal as soon - can get
Two little dogs. . pug and black and tan,
played about the bed while Mrs. Blumenthal
and q lot OF his. clothes were In the room.
Mrs. Blumenthal said that some. one had
come to the house while she was locked ~ the
age certificate and other papers. but that abe
still had plenty Of proof OF her statements.