The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-07
MRS K0Ry'S WONDERFUL NECKLA ACES,
The Troubles that Arose out OF Her Part.
nership with MusieIan Braun.

The Troubles that Arose out OF Her Part.
nership with Musiciaa Braun.
Franciska Korn is a handsome widow. 30
years old. TALL OF fine figure and regular fea-
lures. and with black eyes and hair. She lives
with her mother and a young daughter at
1.O4S Fifth avenue. From her father. she says.
she inherited q comfortable income. and along
with 1t the secret Of the manufacture OF
necklace OF remarka able assistance to infants
In the period Of teething. and possessing be-
sides the property Of preserving the teeth Of
the fortunate wearer. The widows smile re-
veals a set OF teeth which ought to recommend
the necklace to all beholders. The necklace is
composed Of oblon2 beads Of some substance
known only to Mrs Korn's family. and q brass
heart is added for ornament Yet despite its
valuable qualities the necklace. 1t appears.
has brought series OF misfortunes to Mrs.
Korn. The story that follows is hers:
Early last year Mrs. Korn answered Mu-
sic Teacher Emil Braun's advertisement
and engaged him to teach her daughter
stH pRAag nMe yhAq9llttpe Rsagno isus2 ,.short
'enda sa}leM. iaASb1Eea6A,,.l aRQS,. Hack bar.
= he = lives ut i20 5 Fest = EiRhty-eevenih
street. One day when lie went to MIRA Korn's
to give her daughter lesson in music he
found Mrs Korn manufacturing one OF the
wonderful necklaces. He became interested
at once. The nature and use OF the necklace
was explained to him.
You can make a fortune out OF those neck
laces," he said to the widow. Get them pot
ented. can get the patent for you. Besides.
l can improve even that necklace. I am q
physician as well as musician. have q
syrup which will soothe every pain Of child
hood. The necklace stepped in such o syrup
would be simply cure for all tho Ills Of child
h99d and would sell-oh: how 1t would sell
ha Hss ss
ing a patent on the necklace. ana hired five
rs t9 then on scale
hsIfs ssa
to spend ties his
family. He has q wife and child. Mrs. korn
forgay;e e him and gave him more money and
facture Of the necklaces. to engage printers to
print circulars and cards, and agents to adyer.
or 81 zoo within the last six months. In re-.
turn he gave her receipted bills. and said the
york Of securing the patent was progressing
Pes 10 @h h. tsa M r. Horn h. had he
efiefal. looking dooanent with a big red seal
On Jan. rs she took the paper, to Greeley 4
ahssssS Hsss 0 Id ass as
iesSsd tSsoas% tSe Faisa Sses Ss..a: and sold
e Simon sseInsus neta.S pubiis ' 81
interest in the business to convey to her FOR or to
IL Last Monday afternoon a stranger, called at
an eneny q Mr. BRAUN. He drew OF his Gloves Ss
emphasized his remarks ks by waving Ills rish t
band. flu at ga glove close to NJ. Korns
stranger ha "a
fer several days She thinks the tho stranger s had
nd s san met he
Tss u ZEE East f Es
sixth street f Ss her st9ry Of the
stili thought It Lest to make Inquiries. She
with nteiissnee that GOODS haa fy hs srnJ nnr
chased on sixty and ninety days. credit and had
Mrs. Ssi Ko saS Vent t to the Harlem Court thon
she ; ShnFgsd him with S,9sa!nng 500
SsSer 'o sa%s xerS 70. 'H %.nt ssa ifs
Iaigned before Justice Welds In the Harlem
or S% q VENTS
cencN He said Braun owned half Of the $1,000
stock In the NECKLACE business and had bor-
rowed $500 OF Mrs. Korn and given mortgage
n his interest II The tasInsss as security
on Tuesday next. He says he mad applica-
ton for a patent, hut did not tell Mrs. Horn it
had been granted. He also says Mrs. KOrn
wanted him to cell on jay Gould and tell him
she would go e Irytngtpp and cure him q in
ipgup Jay Could. Russell Basss office was
blown up and Braun gave up his search, fear
ing he might bs mistak en- for q crank, -
J., MEANWHILE tbs pspufacturs OF the nsckiaces