The evening world., 1894-08-10
EAST SIDE JUSTICE"
Mrs. Apisdorf the Victim Of Rob-
berry and Assault.
Ordered at a Police Court to Serve
a Summons In Person.
She Did So and as q Result Was
savaSely Beaten.


A bruto, assaul, was made upon a
wonap tbis morning bv norsons who
are said ia eniov immunity from arrest
owing IN nautical influence
Mrs sarah A6adorf was trying TO
sorve unon bor husband Moritz Apis-
dorf at 1877 Alton street a summons.
cbarging hin, with having beaten her
es mn, W., -,
last night The summons was issued
this morning at the Essex Market
$50. .,r,a, ard.rs a. s.r,,o ,ho nane,
woman s.r'ct orders 10 serve .ne pape,
herself. She followed his directions and
' Voc ,,,,. 49, ,,,rn. s,sanyo .,ory
upon this hinge turns strange s'or!
which serves to show the workings OF
s aos,oo sa,o,,
Mrs. Ap'sdori opened cohee Saiooi
I'm May, 1893, at iE Allen street. Her
husband, who haa left her some time time
mas partner. The woman says she
feared to give her husband a half share
..,.~ 80 oI.,p. no
In the business because sac e'a''"S' "e
was a habltual gambler.
However. sbe told him he could make
MS nome with her' ana sne wou'u hot
let him want for anything. lie had not
h..n tn,,,Iiaa Ian, In bor home and
! affections, she says, when ne insisted
on putting his name on the show win
dow and in other respects exercising
w" anu :" os
| rights OF ownership. AFTER that ne
| carried matters with such a high hand.
| H. ,o,,. ,h., .ba ma. copnelled IN
sma him ,rd hu come hocus. noc,,s which
| she says he practised, the Court was
| deceived and Judgment was rendered,
whereby she found herself only joint
owner Of the cafe with her husband g.,
band saws Mrs, Apsdorf, took In his
brother, Joseph. and the latter's wife
beaten and thrown out into the street.
| az thereupon went TO the Essex Mar
ket Court continued Mrs. Apisdorf,
received Hut il seens that my hus-
hand had preyiou;ly called upon Max
| Mochstim. Who has a saloon at Delaney
| and Ludlow streets. and who is credited
ver-Doilar Smith on the cast side. Con-
seauentiy / got TO the court with a wit
ness, a certain Mr.. Finn, OF i29 East
oner and I was told to go away.
| station house and begged the offic!al In
charge to assist me ii getting my be-
ciai. / think It was the Captain, Gent
two policemen with me and instructed
| them to see that got my things.
| I" As soon as we arrived at the cafe
my husband ran away. but presently re-
turned with Max Hochsteini,
they had begun 10 :oad up their wagon
when Hochstlm arrived.
:" Hold on a moment commanded
Eoehstim, Who then f1mm aHG I'd Az whls
icemen. Al the conclusion OF this con.
suitation the policeman asked me 10
show some paper corroboratng my claim
rirht go ahend'
"But as soon as the expressmcn re-
sumed their work. my husband and his
the result was that the policemen ar
rested my husband. his brother. the
iattcr's wife. the four expressmen and
me.
Justice Simms nncd the expressmen and
me IS each and let my husband and his
party 60 scot . free &c. ,,,. ~. oo,r,.ro,u
T pss1s s' the s' nss sGs MGshssm
came up to me and said:
See here, II you give me 500 will
see that you are no longer molested; ;
| I viii have you in Sing Sing, as sure as
ycH, we, Mere ,I born rb,, ,,, no uor.v an,
| he scowled and said, threateningly. IAN
right, Just you wait"
| "The same night" continued Mrs.
Apisdorf, ~ was arrested, charged with
having stolen a ring from a girl who
worked for my husband in the cafe.
| 7 was arraigned before Justice Feitner
the next day In the Essex Market Court.
and discharged.
| Then I procured letter from Supt.
Blake, OF tle Charities and Correction
Department, requesting that a warrant
be Issued against my husband
the Essex Market Tourt. interpre,sr
| John Fre1eflCk, VINO had before SHOWN