The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-24
HOW IT HURTS TO BE TILTED.
GOLDBERG BEC1ME D3ZEP, FAINT,
AGONIzED, UNCONSCIOUS.
Perhaps Some Readers OF The SIM Have
Had the saWc symptoms. but Did Ever
Any or Them Sue tho Girl for H2S,OO0e

Perhaps some Headers OF The Sun Have
Had the ssWc symptoms. but bid Ever
Any or Them sue tho Girl for seS.OO0s
Bernard Goldberg has begun. suit through
his counsel. Scion L. Rothschild against Tillie
Rosenberg. from whom he wants S25. 900 dam
ages for breach Of promise Of marriage.
Goldberg says he Is q jeweller. He lives
at 2TS Grand street Tho defendant lives
with her father at 1853 Henry street The
papers in the case contain narrowing
story. Tho young couple became acquaint-
cd in November. 1891. Goldberg afflrms
that Miss Rosenberg became engaged to
him on March u last and that prep-
nrations for tho wedding wore begun at once.
There were two receptions. he says. AZ
which tho engagement was announced. Al
one of these the grandfather Of the defendants
tied tho hunds OF tho young couple together
after an old custom and blessed them. Gold
berg says he called on Tillio on Wednesday.
Saturday. and Sunday evenings and that he
escorted her to various receptions and thea
tres, He sets forth this list of presents and
the price was wholesale or retail:
One diamond ring. 5000
one combined toiletand manicure SET, sle
One pair opera glasses with gold handles. SIS.
He also sent her flowers. Miss Rosenberg
cigar holder. and a box OF cigars. After the
engagement was broken the presents were re-
turned t,di Hero is bit from Mr.. doldoerg's
on h.. and Of
.%d
EIaine,s that upon my approach abe was wont TO
younger Sroshsr Of the aefendaas WAS present
talk to the defendaS wher supon she replied in abssy
way, quite unu'ua! for her. There are no secrets
Mr.. Goldberg very properly asked for, an OK
PLANTATION and was told. SO he aiiirms. that the
dsenann sad In that ne
HynE that hY only o p old Miss
on Ike h tbs: MI '0'u00fE statement COOS
with thuIderDolt would not have b.en less (sic)
sSs
faint remember dsfsndsnt's motSsr he ping me to
CONS ss sa%iIis,Isn sad a:hsap5 :ss:ay iG.ssa
uPspls to @
out into h ,ss e a
and intense and oxcruCating pain
and agony OF mind.
Of arrest against Miss Goldberg. The papers
IN the cass VIII he served tomorrow: Miss
rase "a at mer'nAn
Miss .riie Rosenbers's eyes showed traces
S.l TSs sms a Sh Sr Sun reporter saw hoF at
isn't it awful 2" SHE said. She admitted the
engagement and the tied hands.
MISREPRESENTATION" said she "He was in
troduced to M as a Maiden lane jeweer.
found out that he was only a merchandise
peddler without any place Of business, He
s Gry Street HI also said
was only Is years old. and he'll never see 80
The list of presents scheduled in the COM
plant was read,
"0h. mammnr,",, was the incredulops esxcla:
nation Of Miss Title when the alleged value OF
the diamond ring was mentioned: and she be-
gan toying with a stone on one OF her fingers,
the appearance OF which seemed to warrant
the outburst
THE presents are all right" put In Mrs.
Rosenberg, " but what does no expect? Isn't
1t the usual thi ng for young men to give pres-
ents under such circumstances p
But about yonr presents to Mr.. Goldberg 7"
the young lady was asked.
Il didnt give him any. Those he mentions
were given him by papa. and the two bottles
OF cologne no brought the night the engages
ment was broken were present from his
brother"
Oitho events OF that light when Mr.. Goldberg
claims no suffered such heart wound that It
will require S25, 900 to heal It. Miss Rosenberg
said that she did not notice that he was so
overcome as to he faint; The water was
brought by mamma" said she. because he
talked 30 much that mamma thought he
needed It. AS to papa escorting him to the
door. he does that with all his visitors. don't
think he was very sick. either. or that he
tainted. for lot OF my friends saw him the
next, day and he seemed as well as he ever