The New York herald., 1877-10-21

marriage tbe defendant has treated her In . cruel
manner; that on tho LIST OF April last he abandoned
her and the children, and that he has since refused TO
support them. The defendant, In his answer,
states that his wife has made bis nfe mis-
erabIe; that she abandoned him for the society OF
other men, with whom she irequents places OF amuse
men theatres and bas that she receives the visits
OF ono Falk Rhonheimer, against whom no has
brought a crm con. suit in tho Marine Court which Is
now pending; that by reason OF her acts she has
driven him from his home and ruined his business
ana peace OF mind The matter before tbs Court
on a motion made by William y. Howe, piaintiu's .
counsel for almony and counsel fec The Defendant
by Mr. Oscar Hochstaetter her attorney opposing the
notion states that the action 10 not brought In good
faith, but to intimidate the defendant IN his
action against Rhonheimer and one simon Levy.
ior alleged seduction and criminal uection that tho
defendant has been arrested for non-support OF bis
wife, but that tho action was dismissed oy .ne police
from his marriage contract II he would declare him
self guilty OF adultery and would obtain Tor him an
absolute DIVORCE and that Simon Levy offered to pay
tho expenses of such proceeding; that he Is COM
pletcly destitute, and that his wo has sufficient TO
support her that only oil the children Ii hs that
his wife was seen Rockaway with strange men, and
also al balls at Irving Hall; that he has never NAL
treated her. but ON the contrary pas cxnioted toward
by Others In corroboraton Of Its statements After
hearing the argument Judge Robinson denied the mo-
ton.
In the suit for divorce brought by julius Schroeder
against Sophia Schroeder Application made ycs-
teruay before Judge DOnonue, III supreme OouIt
Chambers. By Mr. William +. Howe for aiimony and
counsel Ice. In tho Daperg submitted on behalf Of
the motion 1t was alleged that Ar Schroeder has an
income OF 81 500; that he holds mortgage on prop
ery IN Melrose, and that having one else but him.
self to support he is abundantly able 10 pay amony
and counsel fee pendenie lite; his wife, as further
alleged, being wholly without means OF support and
present living Oh the charity Of her relations MI
Henry Il Morange, in opposition TO tho moton, pro.
duced adavs setting forth that Schroeder only earned
s $l5 week as sales on commission and that he has
no other means OF support; that out OF ms Limited
ho supports their TOUR children II Is further
that Mrs. Schroeder been committed to Tho
WorkEouse on BacKwell's Island and 10 tho lne-
briates Home Tor noxlcaton; that when sho Is sober
she Is able to Darn aood living, and that meantime
she Is being taken caro- OF by wealthy uncle. AS TO
the charge OF drunkenncss stated IN reply that
she Inaoe drunk by her husband and sent 70 the
Island for the purpose OF getting rid OF hor Judge
Donohuc took the papers, reserving decision.
The coachman OF Moses Taylor, John Mclaughlin by
namc has sued his wifv divorce on tho ground OF
alleged adultery with another coachInan named
U'NoiiL rho allegation was denied, anu motion for
alimony and counsel ice made before Judge Robnson
Court Of Common Pleas, was yesterday granted