The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-08
SUED FOR HER TRoUssEAU.
Brewer Dodgers DAUGHTER Leaves Her
Husband, NJ. II. Crow.

husbano, ~. -. crow.
Louisa, the only daughter Of Jacob Doelger.
the wealthy brewer forsook in June last Law
yer Moses r. Grow. her husband OF two
months, and yesterday she got Justice Ingra-
ham OF the Supreme Court to appoint her
father her guardian in order to bring an action
in roplevin against her husband to recover her
trousseau. which. in bewildcring detail. she
values at $500. She won't be 81 years old
until Oct. "a.
Mr.. Crow is q man OF about 80 years. who has
passed as a man OF wealth. He is a member
OF the Republican and Colonial clubs and was
member OF the defunct Manhattan Athletic
Club He has Offices at 90 Broad street, but
says he has not practised for several years. He
10 President Of the New York and Westchester
Water Company and other water companies.
He says that he has large financial interests.
Jacob DoelRer. who in the application to be
made guardian Of his daughter AYERS that he
is worth himself moro than 100000. declares
that his son law is not the man OF wealth he
was supposed to be.
The Crows were married twice. The first
marriage took place on April 5 last at the rec
tory Of the Bloomingdale Reformed Church.
the Rev. Madison c. Peters officiating. Aweek
later they were married at the brides home by
tho Rev. Father Taylor by a special dispense
ton OF Archbishop Corrigan. as Crow 10 a
Protestant and his wife Catholic. They went
to reside at 301 West Eighty-second street, an
immense brown stone house. with the main
entrance on West End avenue
Louisa left the house on June 10 last with
her mother. who had como to see her. Grow
says he had no quarrel with her. and did not
know she was to leave him until he came home
at night She had left all her personal prop
et nelud h an ring for which
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her aunt to demand her clothing. and AYERS
that he refused to let her have any Of her prop
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hose.
She also wants thirty-one dresses. which
she describes In detail. SO that he cannot mis-
and banjo music. bed and table linen. and
these aoss Of GaE Of
aa WON gold rnss aso na@es
Mr.. Grow said at his office yesterday after
mood that his wife had made a. confession to
him which had estranged him from Mr.. Doei-
I still loved her. love her now. After she
things. but did not see under the circum-
stances why should give them up. She left
me without cause. as I had given her every
thing she could desire. She had everything
that, the most luxurious woman could look
for
He said he would see the reporter at night at
his homo and. perhaps, give further informa-
ton. but when SO seen he said that after con-
ferring with W. II. Ballou. who was with him
ct the house. he had decided to say nothing.
Before the marriage" said Jacob DoelGer
at his brewery in East Fifty-f1fth street last
7
he was no good. told my daughter. but she
would marry him."
He wanted to know how the reporter had
found Mr.. Grow. as he said that Guggenheimer
serve Grow with process. He said he had paid
for all the. articles for which he is suing. He
said that his daughter had com planned Of i'll
treatment, He added: Pm after him. and
Mr.. Grow has been living az great expense.
Besides the large mansion he occupies IN this
Ballou casually said last night was one Of the
finest In this country. An intimate friend Of
Mr.. Crow said last night that he had decided
to let his wife take all her belongings