The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-03
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Charles Tobias IL q young married man Of
twenty -thse He IL employed In the whole
sale tobacco store Of his father. Max Tobia,
At 325 Rim eton street. Charles lived with
his wife. Maggie. at 7o Cannon street until
week ago. when they had quarrel The
cause Of the quarrel vas singular one.
Charles vas walking along Grand street
early in the week. when his eye happened to
fail on three tintype photographs In the show
case Of A. Tassery. The photographs rep
resented q young woman in tights. and
Tobias was Astounded TO recognize his wife.
Tobias wa, willing 10 forgive his vile much
but he drew tine line at tights He married
her three yesrs ago. when she was only 10
years old She lived with him three weeks
and then 'sn away He looked her up and
persuaded her to 60 back to live with him at
SO Cannon street in the same house with his
parents.
A year AGO Christmas eve Mrs Tobias felt
the old Longing for novelty and ran away. This
time Charl,s did not 20 after her. He heard OF
her from time to time. She was serving as
waitress Ia Bowery coffee saloon. The
patrons OF these places are sailors and ccun;
trymen whs have but little money TO spend
and are easily pleased. The girls father !, u
Of caps. before Maggie ran away The couple
had good set OF subsis initial furniture. but no
SaTlos set NJ. saln9an sGnsh 70 S Un, ths s
couple rarlor Get II they would take UP
housekeeping again. That was lust before
was set up at rs annon street at that time
Charles's sister tells this story OF the quar-
Maggie 10 a good looking girl. =" she ex.
planned. but that doesn't excuse her for going
and having such pictures taken as those were.
She said she was with another girl. and they
GfapheT had The lights there. lie take. inc
i was around Dat at chsress house when he had
the quarrel with Maggie. lie was trying TO
persuade her to get back the photographs and
Charles said he didn't see any supper and that
supper wa. never ready when he came home,
cross Charles found q pises OF steak. and he
got . platter to fry the, steak on. ne had to
ute he touched her she, grabbed the butcher
knife and let him have u. lie Put VI his hand
and the eI IA cut slt along the hack o. his
The next afternoon. saturday, Charles
io%dsd WITH al the uP i@rnit%i.. including the
parlor set. He made fuss over u. but 1t was
they say she has Sone back 70 her father IL
would do .!9.i HSGs for on MONDAY she had
mandeI the surrender OF the obnoxious rho
the fss ar e The sss .a
journed until Wednesday and then the pris-
oner was discharged.
Then Charles took q turn at the law. He
drew up this list OF household goods which
be chs rGed his wife with abstracting without
six chairs. crockery and agate ware, clothing
and underwear alarm CLOCK. mnn telpiece or
naments. parlor set. mirror: total value. 500.
Lawyer hosenschsin, Tobias's counsel. has
brought suit for the recovery OF the furniture
or the 5000. and tho fret hearing is to be be-
fore Justice Goldfogle next Tuesday Lawyer
Rosepschein says he will also bring a suit for
absolute divorce when this case Is disposed Of.