The sun., 1891-06-24
SHE WANTED ONLY HER OWN
That 10. Her Paintings and Bric.a.Brsc
Not Her Husband.

Not Her Husband.
Several family secrets were brought forth
| from their hiding places yesterday afternoon
| in the Yorkville Police Court. Tho interested
parties were Mr.. Aaron C. Allen. Mrs. Annie ].
Allen. Mr.. joseph Carr, and Mrs. Carr.
The immediate cause II tho trouble occurred
on Monday evening. when Mrs. Allen went to
the apartments occupied by Mr. Allen and Mrs.
Carr at sc East Sixty-third street and began
to remove articles OF furniture which she says
belong to her. The residents were out at tho
tine. but whom Mrs. Carr returned she sum-
moned Policeman O'Neil. who arrested Mrs.
Allen for dlsorderly conduct She was locked
UP In the East Sixty.soventh street station
and yesterday afternoon tho case came up be-
fore Justice White.
Mrs. Allen is q tall. good-looking woman OF
blond complexion. and expressive large gray
eyes. She is 81 years old She wore light
colored dross and now summer hat and
carried an English magazine In which wore
thrust Il number OF letters and papers. Her
manner was extremely nervous and as the
case was adjourned from tho morning until
afternoon. and Mrs Allen spent the interval In
the prison ward. her condition was not i'm
proved when tho case finally came up.
Mrs. Carr. who is small woman about 80
years OF age. was very excitod while stating
her case. My rooms look as though was
getting ready to move" she said. and when
Mrs. Allen was ordered to leave she refused
and became very abusive"
Whom asked II oil the furniture was hers. she
replied not all: but Mr.. Allen. who was very
nervous filled in the gap by saying that what
was not Mrs. Carrs belonged to him.
Who is this MANI" asked Judge White.
Il supposed said Mrs Carr. and have sup
posed for the last nine or ten years that he
was my brother. In law"
Wits saw It and di said sos SO. Mrs Carr arr became e
Hsn during at 1a
t. h NV sis iS.i ss;s
NO marriage ceremony between them. and,
after the woman loft him. q few months ago
Ss.sona 'STsns to i've with him to escape drunken
Mr.. Allen denied that he was Mrs. Annie
upon him. neither did he have any OF her fur
n.ture or possessions Of any kind. The case
Whe sd 9bai he and uee
dress In the civil courts. He cautioned Mrs.
Mrs. Allen was, SO fatisued that It was neces-
sary to support her from the court room. She
they have lived together for nearly ten years.
He is notaIy piais having an office at franklin
ass Mnsrs called sbe Mshea RHi
to secure an English copyright on book
she had written and dramatzsd. Her homo
was at the Grafton. 1O5 East Fifty fourth
street. where she was known as Mrs. Annie J.
weeks ago she found that her homo lad been
broken up and that her husband had deserted
her for another woman. That woman was
as that creature" Mrs. Carr had heen mar
ried to Mrs. Aliens brother. and is still his
lawful wife.
But her actions were SUCH" Mrs. Allen
said. that her husband was compelled to
Carr stored her iurniturs and went ote 10 Tive i've
with Mr.. Allen in my. own homo. which had
Just left. They moved from there on May 4 to !
81 East SiXty-third street. where I found |
them." She said she had many valuable mr. |
ticlee OF bric-a; brac. and paintings and en-.
when she went to Mrs Corr's Nat.
i IT, said that Mrs Allen has been nn actress
pany at the Madison Square Theatre.