New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10
LLW nNTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME CoJRT-cH.npxns-ocr 9-Before Justice
INGRAHAM. -

SUPREME CpJRT-CHanBERs-Ocr 9-Beore JUSTICE
INGRAHAN ,,
A R0MAN"I &c sTORY-EXTRAORDINARY REASON FoH
OBJ AIMING A DIyORcE--THE SUCCESSFUL fAhii
pissATIsFIID --THE DEFEATED QUITE CoNlESIED'
Gabrielle Sseltzer agt. Alexander Saeltzer
In this case n divorce was procured last octoDel
,b instance Of the wife, and the husband has since married
in Hoboken another lady The original wife now asks 'n
The divorce by at least in her name be set
and the Judgment opened, and In support oil her nooh
,siis In a6dayits the following strange story;
sbe was she says attached to her husband but he some
200 commenced TO ilreat her, accused her OF IN.
fdei,ies treated heI with personal violence ana o.
nrocnrng divorce from her. AT his INSTANCE ss Msn 70 m
R,vxn, z " Wetmore with friend, a Mr.. Ludicus, VINO
her afdays and after some discussion MI Wet.
more suggested that her husband must oe ond
hl' - n n with hi. mania and take some apparent
stem, for divorce Out Of love and ahscton of hii a "a
me hleIe ~, ~, i've color 10 the deceit and supposng
iI naver 40 further time after she was SHOWN ~
w. naper purporng to be decree oil divorce put
n 70 De- merely further step In the deceiyns 81 ne1
husband for his good In this impression sue ~ ;r
, he was living with smother woman % rs
She saws too that he had received at hs tune ei state
risse, from her, SEQ; aewsr Om her otothe: ss'sd
$50 aud from other source, $50 r s s he would have
claimed had tie suit for divorce been intended " 0'
ss a1ther denied having heard Of the witnesses in the
Mr WetmOre and Mr.. sseltzer deny generally ana 'ps
eGniy esp,y that the plaintiff came to him. told hn
she hid been badly treated, and named 70 n hi are
who testified on the divorce sent as knowing sui.
did mot know what requesting him TO commence ,cts
r ,.d o comulete divorce he should THINK the iess
warranted. that there talk whatever aOoos uV
,,snis ~ lie defendant until after three ntefye.s
when Mr. Ludicu. suggested something oil tne H. 5e.
that both ,he wife aud Ludcu seemed anxious tnat o
PENDANT should be shut ar unatic hIs rse'zei 20
inc her fears that unless this DONE he would continue
annoy her and the deponent assuring them tnt heJ on
ground for treating him ts lunstici thai soc haa
Kim rpea,edy al hi house and urged him to hasten we pro
ceednss for divorce and had been fully acqual'eu
ont with all the steps taken for that purpose
Mr. Saetzrr made affidavit that te married ne OF r
he'd been unhappy, and threats had been nhde ny We
of
quarrel of more than ordinary violence she hal deaaea
divorce and he had given her the direction oil ht' ,.
tina. Mr. MetmoTe was 0ut casua &c
whom he had met onse giving evidence "a the
Court, that sincerely desiring divorce ana NOT o.s
Jprove The allegations Of the complaint he had moi pu 10 any
e,nse that both Mr WetmoTe and Mrs. Saeltzer hau
him wish De rec In the suit and that during ths os
the sui, Mrs saeitzer departed secretly nom ny
STAYED away some eight days that all the money hir
ever received from relatives applied 70 her own a.
mai I'll h propory AZ the time OF the divorce CONSISTED w
a. TO in bond. and cash. eight lots IN hoDoAen mole
~ 600 plats and clothing worth 500, and iutn.,i's
400. ~ this he gave his wife $500 10 cash, the esA' o
,r,rc and Sue rad obtained the plate Sc he al shoe
gyen her some money to help establish heF Al ''us
Since The divorce be had discovered that lady whom ne
had not seen FOR was WIDOW thd hau
her In New jersey; that this lady was wealthy tat ~,
former wife had always expressed herseii more tn
Win he divorce TN very lately and he believed tins proceed
Ing 10 be- brought merely the purpose OF frightening ohe;
The Conr, took the papers and reserved it, decision
i. y. Cutter for plaintiff
\. J. Nanderpoel for defendant
Before Justice SUTHERLAND
DECISIONS.
Farmers Loan and Trust Company agi. AARON
ce Co CJrder, ,ettIed Harriet W. Miller ast krastu
n Nller-R.port confirmed and judgment oi aFVc'