The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-03
MIR. AND MRS. BLANC PART.
He sAYs HE WON'T PAP HER DEBTS,
AND SHE UON'T PAP HIS.
There Seems to be q shake Up In the Con.
Germ of which They Are the Directors
Their Separation Followed His Avownl
TINT He Had Hired Men to SHADOW Her.

| NOTICE. rs HEREBY GIVEN that will not from
s s ss o. on y r s any debts or liabilities
FREDERIC N BLANC.
Mrs. Blanc also announced to the reporters
| last night that she had turned her husband
| out OF doors. and would have nothing more to
| do with him. This tragedy followed upon the
| revelations made yesterday in tho Yorkvillo
| Police Court. when Mr. Blanc confessed that
he had hired detective to follow his wife.
! Mrs. Blanc went to court in tho morning to
appear against Gilbert Leonard. whose arrest
she had caused on Saturday for following her
in the streets. Her gown was black. and about
| her waist was a broad black belt fastened by
large gold clasp. She wore jaunty black hat
trimmed with white. and she appeared buoy
| ant and confident.
Her husband. the Baron" who had been
| subpnnaed by Justice Ryan. strolled in few
| minutes later. His suit Of gray fitted to per-
| lection. In his hand he carried Il walking
stick and n pair OF tan-colored gloves Hus-
band and wife smiled pleasantly md greeted
each other. That was all. He leaned back in
his chair and looked at the ceiling. while sho
nervously tapped the floor with her patent
leather boot
Justice Ryan ut once said to Mr.. Blanc:
:" Did you employ Mr.. johnson to follow your
wife?' Tho prisoner Leonard had said on
Sunday that he had followed Mrs. Blanc at the
direction Of one Johnson. who had been en-
ploycd by Mr.. Blanc.
Blanc replied that he did not employ John
WIFI III ermrloy,ssd William Irving to follow my
All in the court room started at this confess
confession with the utmost Soolness; and
never lost his composuro. He continued
That man Leonard" put. in Mr.. Hlanc's
y tSps be He lied to us
r1 iS1 r fpHW, snid d, Jms' iE, Ry9p Leon
Well. your Honor, | didn't have counsel.
haven't been on the cuso at all. / only saw
her n n6"Gt twenty nt minnes wasn't within
w%y What f' are ar, 'S You saynr7 What do
y yGa Td ,m Mrs. baRS Ees Sa ex
you were within ten feet Of me. not further
away than you nre now"
chair: Whom no recovered he replied: well.
n n, William Irving. griyatc detective. Justice
@ @ p ne S nrti1 inc Of 1921 Sc third
avenue furni shed the bonds
T.. Blame strobe out Of tho room without look
y What do think Of It ?" his wife repeated
lat" last night Mr. Blame protested that h"
FIFTY nS@"s to- aoM " nn he gave ave s"Gs his
T W%1i f Inn hSn wG, e Tcptem"n And now
leave this hotel to-day. or l shall do So. | will
never live under the same roof with spy"
10 tho Hotel BrurSwick. As matter r' Of I fact
hers on Sugdsy night ,,r
"'ass and s toi % e it, Hs s
y ne bottom u ihis das,araly piece
rea. Unit snt o rcasbc T That tt % IS Is yeur
work. 10 replied. Lee, ! swear. to you by
Of our rId that ira" lave a ha nothing ' to dS
with H. ! begged his pardon for having
douhted him even for n moment. and late" he
brother n-law that lie never had any cause to
suspect me o Of any'hps which would require
last two weeks.
having Lsr washsd o shs rer % T fs 0
am cG,prietcly in the dark, have Away. be-
linved possessed my husbands confidence.
u"n my husbands intimate friends. Tn" only
disagreement we hayc ever had has been on
inycst as much in some OF my husbands
schemes as he has wished mo to. and ! think
he may have hoped to force mo TO comply with
which be could hold over me.
As for my husbands treatment Of me- she
me to attempt to conceal it. Night after night
h" has lcf; mo II one while he has shown him
we'll nawn on tho ct"ty'S Stage sy " or in
the, Casino chorus. l may say for my.
EFF that hnve always preserved the respect
his uncle William tsEhnri. and this month";
bort in Paris. and lis father ut at the Iatt"rs
homo IL GrneYa, As for ny husband; shall
never: u can help it. see his face again.
\ friend of Rlnnc said TINT hcr |
hM.Hnd She nhSTtsa some money n, tr" q hcr
While thu. baron has IN income Of 5000
u year from tho estate ,of, his, mother
thor oi Frederick Gchlard. The same person
Enid: The records Of th" phi,ad,",lphia,, court
was :rartci to Tllzah"th iai,rcnc: Hiegel by
Judge Mann on statutory grounds
yH rs i""e sa one If Tssdont ref
q WhSlI he anl his WIZ arS solo directors:
Sd" was forced to stop. Blanc is nervous.
ali rhf Wien ' shy r e" Spey to no s1s
H! pny more 10 t set these S,n men after her
an BAN; for s4co6 Or S4HoGo. and may lay take take
steps to-day to satisfy it,
hat he had nothing to say.
. Mrs I!hI' - ABOUT ~ yenrS Oh. ono was
Elizabeth Nicholson. and her father was con-
nccctcd with stove manufacturing firm in
,hi!adclphin: She showed great iondness for
no society OF young men willie u child and in
""r'ed ' to ""t Alfred 'far wre srS Hless
whose father was u member Of q dry goods
he fashionable young men about town, who
we're constantly to- be found in attendance
upon his vito at the balls. where she Mt once
9'scame conspicuous and familiar figure.
oa ok or driving an English dog cart tandem.
About Ave years after their marriage there
preceded By, an angry scene , between Mr..
ieGel and Mr. G; De Eth ha MI to- young
q brown Bros 4 Go. Mr.. Hamilton and
me evening. 1t was reported at tho
ime. NJ. .!iiegel elected Hamilton from
Continental Hotel and some time after. en-
outraged partly by tho success Of Mrs. Lang
ry, whose acIuaintanco she had formed.
ought an engagoment on the comic opera
tage. Her only appearance was In the Mys-
10 1slo" She WAS married to Blanc at St