The evening world., 1894-08-21
BOTH FOOLED THEIR LAWYERS.
Samuel Married His Rachel While
Suing for Breach Of Promise.
Now Her Father May Have to ia,
the Costs of Court.

The celebrated case OF Samuel Grun-
farb, son OF the learned and eminent
Baruch Grunrarh. against the learned
and eminent Solomon Hansen, father OF
the trustworthy maiden, Miss Esther
Rachel llauseu. is no more. After drag
Ging its weary length along the rnlen-
dar OF the city Court for fourteen
months, It has vanished In shower of
orange blossoms. the high cuntcsting
parties have sounded the clarion notes
OF peace. and happiness again pcrvades
their homes.
The suit was brought for the recovery
of Si5l the penal sum mentioned IN ii
contract made AuG. !, 1880. In kalush
ltussil. The parUrs to mis- contract
were solomon ii,uscn and Baruch
Gruhfaru. The former promised to give
his daughter Esther Rachel iiauseu. ia
mar1ngc to samuel Erdutarn, the.son
OF the latter and each bound himself. la
case OF dclauIt. to forfeit Ia the Otner
| just unr-hllf the amount of the COVER.
which was to be 300 rUubies. the equiv
alcnt of ABOUT Sl,bvl.
rue phrasColosy % the contract was
| Respondent wan Oriental figures OF
! speech. AMI Throughout referred to
every body mentioned ~ IL In terms OF
| parties themselves Invariably apply 10
each other the cpitnrta 'learneu and
eminent" while ''praisrworthy' is the
adjective that goes before every men
ton ut the bride Or the bridegroom :
| name.
now. with all the uttar-or-r re. es-
scented promises contained in this
| tcnv!im, as the marriage contract is
termed in Hebrew, there arose some
obstacles to their fuliillment What the
| ttLmGhnS- block was does not quite
| clearly appear At all events the mar
riaGe, wnicA was set down for THE
| fifteenth day In the month OF Shcbet,
in the year 5G5l Deb. Is. lS9D. in good
| luck and in IL fortunate hour" did not
The bride was, instead brought to
this country by her parents. Blu,
oceans OF distance could not quench
the ardur of Samuel love. He. too
came to America, Hnh after Nanly
urging the carrying out of the teno'
YIN, lie brought suit In the city Court
as has been told.
Lawyer Il. kurzmlm was Samuel's
champion, while Lawyer Abraham Levy
of the Pulitzer Building, protected tn.
interests OF Rnchels father
The lawyers fought the case tooth am
nail for fourteen months. Every now
and then motions, counter motions anc
applications forythis and that would b,
made In court Yesterday. X. Henr,
| Rosenberg. Lawyer Icyy's managins
c.erk, movei that the case be dismissed
f-r want OF prosecution, incidentally
also, Mr.. Rosenberg urged that such ,
contract as this particular tenoyim wa,
that on this. ground. also. the case shou.t
be dismissed.
Judge Enrich, before whom the motion
was made, decided that Mr.. Rosenberl
was right. and accordingly dismissed thu
case with $50 costs. And now comes tn
funny part OF the story.
Just about fourteen months ago tn
discarded lover. soon after bringing hi
action. again found favor In the eyes o
the praiseworthy maiden, the bride. Mis-
Es her Rachel Haussen," and the "twail
were made one" and are now lying will
their hve-months- old baby at 42s Eas
Serent y seventh street, and happnes
parades every corner OF their littl
| home. ~.
The only shadow that falls acros
their rose-strewn path of domestic bills
is perhaps that the defendant may hay
to pay the $50 defeat sustained by tn
plaintiff his sun-in-law.