The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-15

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Chargc saws that the girl was drunk Wheh
she sworn to the affidavit. Mary. Mehnsr
Of III Arlington avenue was called 10 'eHtny
that she had gone with the Fedden glri 70
the LAWYER and that Sha wasn't dr'lnh'
NIier jacobs sworc that Grossbard had
Offered him 81 100 and a house II he wo'i,Ih
swear tnnt the girl was drunk when abe
made I've AFFIDAVIT which he. too, had sem
her -'g ,
Then Gros.1ard vas called, He denied
jacobs story. He denied that he had
ever assaulted the girl. He said he MAS
ma rried but was not living with bis wife
The Hedden girl. he said, had slept in the
garrett next TO the children, He would
have had TO pass the room OF Mrs, Hey
mans mother and the children s o to
get to her room and # the girl had screamed
she would have awakened the children:
"Who owns the house where Mrs hey
man lives9"
The Grosebard Realty Company re-
Piled Grossbard. He sworp that the Whole
thing vas a plot % business rivals and that
fftv-siy COPIES Of the girl's affidavit had
been sent TO people with whomhe was doing
business. The Court asked him how he
came to bail out the girl. Grosshard said
it was because Kathan had come TO him as
the girls lawyer and asked him TO. A DIS
pute arose as to the admission Of some oil
the evidence, and Judge Asphalt said:
we are really trying this girl for lar
cenv. but what has been brought out here
shows that she has been very much sought
after by two distinct sets of men. We are
here to investigate this whole matter, and
we are going to finish it and go right into
the whole thing right now"
Two sisters Of the Newman woman we're
called at the request Of Grossbard to Say
that the girl had taken some Of their things.
The Court reduces the charge against
this girl to petit larceny" was Judge As
rirall's charge TO the Jury. The jury took
seven minutes 10 acQuit.