The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-05
STORE WENT WITH BRIDE.
But THERE VAS A MORTGAGE ON
THE BUTCHER SHOP.
Father-in.Law Forecloscd II and the Bride
Ran Awhy-BrideEroom Arrested ms =
Burglar for breaking Into His Own

Fathor-in.Law Forccloscd It and the Bride
Ran AwHy-BrideEroom Arrested nS y
Burglar for breaking Into His Own
Premises-Kosher Meat or n Rivnlf
What is that man crying about" asked Mag
istrate olmsted yesterday in tho Essex Market
Court when benjamin Fulstcnbaum OF 55 Co
umbia street was arraigned before him on .
charge OF burglary.
Judge. It is very hard to lose your wifc. but
harder still TO lose n regular nice meat market
NIT scales and pounds and pounds Of regular
Kosher meat" said Fulstonbaum in e~xplana-
ton OF his tears.
1T was my meat. Judge. and hos n regular
burglar" intcrposcd the complainant. Louis
Furgman Of 225 Delaney street.
What is this case all aboutf' asked the Mag
istratc.
Fulstenbaum explained that about q month
ago he was married to F%urgman's daughter In
a hall in East Broadway. According to the adj
missions Of Furgman and Fulstenbaum and the
four lawyers In the case, Furgman gave as q
dowry t. Fulstenbaum n butcher shop In Essex
street. According to east side Hebrew mar
riage custom tho dowry is almost as much an
object Of attention from the guests as the we'd
ding cake.
When It was announced that Fulstenbaum re-
ceived. in addition TO the bride, a contingent
four weeks lease OF "a basement shop In Essex
street, two sets OF scales and 300 pounds OF
kosher" meat he was congratulated on all
sides. Fulstenbaum. previous to the alliance
with tho Furgman family, trundled u push cart
In Essex street. His advancement to the dig
nifty OF q shopkccper brought with 1t all the
honor that such a business rise warranted.
Many Of the guests ut the wedding declared.
however. that there was a string attached to
the dot. There was a regular bill OF sale OF the
butcher shop to Furgman displayed. but these
insisted that the string was there in the shape OF
a MORTGAGE. which could DO foroclosed ut any
time at The pleasure Of Furgman..
Furgman fQreolosed the mortgage and Fulsten-
baum was dlspossessed from the shop, On the
T plaeed pe on nj the St dSo MG q t awo 6a an Wh Il eS9 had b Sss
lpmbia street; On EEriday night, according to
broke the lock on the door and entered the
rooms. He remained there until Sunday night.
out going into details, Furgman informed tho
police ot the o Del@ncsey street Sc station tnat MS
possession Of a burglar. Detective Hart went
to the. house and found Fulstcnbaum in bed.
He haled him to the station house; Fulsten-
baum's bride was a witness for her father yes
terday in the trial Of tho case.
Fannie! Fanniei" her husband cried. II
me back the meat. so that l will get back my
expenses on der Wedding" NJ. ,o,,o.u ,u,.
ven he said you would neffer make a business
man: Ven he foreclosed der mortgage he found
you tried to safe der ice and der meat. was rot
ten. Vot a mistake l made in marrying such q
mani -,
dree day after der Wedding ven her young man
from Russia to whom she was engaged to. ar
m me tdr hs SI@. She He SKSd tb iik Sld nam nam, and she left
Magistrate Olmsted at this %juncture ended
the controversy by declaring that q man could
complaint.