The sun., 1893-06-29
MRS. BARTONYT A COOL HAND
rrLLs TINE COURT IT WAS IMPOSED
on IN EER DIYORCE


also S'esr~ '"0 ,,...,,s,'s W ,ne a..
Of iEN'aence-Cn.,aa Me-, %s ,,,u .ne awsers s,
she A,e"'''-S'ms r, ,,, o'.e, n'''rs' Cases
Ha''in bhI'on,. '.. ' wy , is,ene,s IN
Judge McAdhms's court room yesterday after
noon WIZ" C,, nei ".s'a. am tns ps, ,use W wnaeh
she says count Aqre, bar'ony,' a Hun.
voroiOr w"ciO her. She Implicated Lawyers George %
". GaiIipgor and Abraham Levy in the alleged
conspiracy.
Shot n slender woman OF 35. OF light COM
peXton' ana Is signify tonene-tied. Judge
McAdam said no hau ordered the hearing be-
cause she said tho Court had been imposed
upon wnen 1T m nd nGI decree , o, divorce
ease "a t' to evidence Of such Imposition. UNIV '"'
She testified that she and Bnrtonyi had been
i synl trips abroad Early las. November ' Bor. eo
tonyi had told her that he wanted to toto hsr
to Europe and marry her under his right namo
before his relatives. II they knew he had mar
ried without ,hGr consent and under tho name
He proposed divorce as a prelude to "a romor. u, o
tl"RS "nu nauo "n,n many st putenases WIN view
Aorahan LoSy @ was attorney M Tor her husband.
aeeareu S mAS sho a,s' cosh,zan, NO Oh .ne eolasivs
prS,misS,d to furnish the evidence aGaips. him
seil ana ana 70 hny her lawyer rs well as his own
g she empI0yed nobert Grsept6al. but she
does not believe that Greenthal was in tho
was living with her husband while the divorce
MG in aeSs Ss:
tchsinly. however. Inc DAY the decree was
granted a 6iaroPnyl told her ebous b Il nt night
das%st5oysa a% tEsse ESQ npiss iast March; Judge MS. Nc
II he had married yea, @ acan ahS'I would the d.
vorse have been fraudI"
III he bad paid the notes would 1t have boon
. atTSad sSu did "a ~. .,,,. cha no... ,,,, ,.
isssted the proseedings; She said that al
the Ss reused e to re m her. liz
a TO 1nar he or tr'kns hor
said said lI,lG Judge MeAdam. whom you say you
nave Dsb aGshd TO ] be ,ravd n d DO ge1 think that
fraud - .,,, -,
MI have S,, nothing hin else to do" she replied.
pfryoas strain. ,S and cannot earn my living.
he got got al neI the money icy hal"
that there was any e9llusion about the divorce
ana had &c %eontradictsd every material alegato1
VI ~ Suho " tuS stauu
% on ef9fhes 9a sroI hois su1eFlng from the results
man OF about 30 years and has been riding
master; he admitted giving his wife the notes.
which, he said he would pay out OF his OK
pecteu lnneritance. lie said no dropped the
name hohn In lSSS before he camo here. He
was not count. but had been induced by
hattle 10 assume the title.
ne denled thaf ne had arranged with Hattie
lor a diyorce. He denicd that he had been ar
rested f9s fSorgeEy Sag & in Hnngary He did not
priqir pi 10 O. MS departure from Buda- Pesth. his
says, Paris was the nearest he got to Hungary.
Ellza6efh Ct, u, ,MeSlane: who had the boarding |
. mousse iSO west Forty-tourth street, and her
cousin maggie Ferguson. both testified that
R2e Reiore ana after the divorce Bartonyl had
LIVED w. With III. Hattie thSre l., Mt,
counsel for the accused lawyers. WHO showed
nor taplet i9r pencil sGribbllng. He asked
nor II che had written what was on 1t. and as
Come, come. you know at glnnco II you
"To.e u ana ne reaehed Tor the tablet
As nave nad TO deal with forger I'd lie
g tbn sec II wrote ' al 81 H.. she replied; She
naa n2ted IN ORDER to ask her counsel then |
M. Ut DeiaSy: One QUESTION WAS az to tho
e emeet OF c%onaonation % on Bartonyfs charges
nTa. TM , she ma nscn intimate with one Aladas;
ING other asked y divorce could be granted
@ on .mS eSioonce oI serSent thnL q man had
It ILonIineu oNer nlGnt ht u nat. Sne snid the
tas. tn questihon Feterrea 20 man VINO mad iods;
hhes IN tnelr nat az one time anI occupied |
mem only occas!onaity at times. When more