The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-26
SINGULAR DIVORCE SIrIT

divorce suit presenting some rather singular
features, came 20 trial yesterday 10 supreme
Court, Circuit. before Judge Barrett. George O.
searle charges hts vile, Edwna seare with
adultery with William G. Finga, ana on TINS
ground sues for divorce Tue parties TO the
suit are stlll young, having been married but
lew years and having one child. they lived with
her father, Mr.. Jones, at No. As rard street. me
husbands story Is very briefly told. Flrgal,
he says, engaged rooms az his father
in-law's, and after soiourn or few days seduced
his wiic. His suspicious having Deen previously
aroused, noticing, ~ he alleges undue iaminarlty
between his wife and Eingnl. he tOok one Henry
Il. Fuller with nlm 20 tie mouse one evening and
they looked through the parlor blinds anu slw
Ms Searle and Fluga ia f1grante CEetfciu This
stOrg II denied by Mrs. Searc, Who alleges. on tue
ontrarY, that the whole charge Is a base lanrica-
ton ana TIE result Of conspiracy cancocted be-
tween her husband, Fuller and F1ngaL Quick 10
scent out divorce srit, crowd speedily nled
the court room, who listened 10 the testimony
with tie intense zest generally manifested In suits
81 tnls pecuiiary interesting ype. the man Ful-
Ter, WHO WAS the hrst witness. gave narrative
embodyng The facts set forth IN the husbands
complaint as stated above. After him was called
the other man Flngal, VINO, as was shown ia the
course OF his testimony IN MS wide experience IN
the Worlu, althoush SIN Young man, mas been
known by various other cOgnomeus. In his dlTecL
testimony ne sailed along very smoothly, corrob-
Grating the stories OF the nus band aud Fuller lie
was submitted TO a lengthy and scathlng cross
examination. he $ ated hat ne was born in yir
gina, wnere he llved ull AFTER tae war when he
started on MS travels. After spending some time
hi Phadeiphia, where all lie dad, he says was TO
ENJOY himself miscelaneously ne came to this
city, where, after stopping short period at The
New YORK Hotel he toJK rooms a. boarding
house "a Bond street, at wnicn place he formed
the acqualn lance OF iady DOaruer and married
her. Ills Wile died shortly alterward, after which
his career became rather Wild aud erratc.
AFTER your wtie's death did YOU ever live with
any other woman as your vile ~ asked the op-
posing counsel
''On yes, with SEVERAL he cooly answered
"Did yQu stop Win them az respectable hotels
and boarding n0usesp
Certainly; there was nothing in tnat every
body uOes IT.
give ne narnes Of some or these women ~,
"W-e-e-l,b he answered, slowly, drawing out
bis answer and scratching his head as Ii in
thought, II am not very good at remembering
names; can't really remember the name oil but
onc.N
what was her nameY
"Mary.r
"Mary WHOM
Really, can't tell you her other nameu
T1e counsel. Ia his further cross-exa mination,
traced nls career Ia this city, chicago. savannah
Ca. ana elsewhere. the details Of winch he tod
with the same noncha,anCe. His croSs-examlna-
ton had not concluded at the adjournment oil the
Court Inc trial promises TO last Two or three
days Tue plantin was represented by General
5 tmuei ). Cro0ke and j. y. Billings aud tue de-
PENDANT by Aigern0n ;. sullivan, A. 4. Boys and j.
Gray Boyo.