The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-26
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n SANDER suit for $4,000 damages was insti-
the heels OF those in tho other suit, Mr.. Nor
$4,000 more. but the piSintff's Stornevs o 1Sr
Tn ba on b tne ssGund MT he WIS already surety
gor Nc, who happened to be- in town heard Dnn Of
the affair. He went TO Mr.. James A. staples,
one Of the wealthy citizens Of Bridgeport. and
friend OF his had been grievously assaulted.
AM was to oc locked w IN iail ON. a slundcr
to the Shcrifl's ofIicc. ana said: D'0'' uo""
~ Hcnucmcn. want the honor Of going on
Nnp'. McGilyery's bond. II You want $3.50
The fccling between the two parties il very
nitt"r and mutual rccriminutions flow freely
Not U o bs and h zig Tsnda f2y that there was
MN up in lail in order to Disgrace him and
Ir pre-, ms suit IL says that Frank Adams
terms, that " he iMeGivsiry, was SsO' wEcTe
On the other hand Mcssrs. Adams and ATWOOD
say that the Captain has acted in n douhc-face
manner toward Mrs. I'M; that he has tried to
prpudico her reputation. and has openly threat
nccticut ms a bad woman" Mr.. Adams says that
the Captain is actuatcd solely 10y pcrsonni piuuc
against himself and his sister and that ali tho
ulNorcc complications might have been settled
t"rs confidence by pretending that he would
settle be suit in their interest and then turnod
with Hill Mr.. Atwood also charges McCilVory
with trying TO- induce the hotel servants to tes-
Wy ,iih, against Mrs Hills rcpuiation., He did
said Mr.. Atwood Yesterday. q" but | discharged
them as soon a. found out what was going on. :
Mrs. liills personal property. which she de-
sires to keep. and of which her husband claims
two-thlrds. Il extensive and costly Tho de-
ience aver that she has tlOOOO worth Of low
.lry, purchased In Paris and elsewhere, ana
$4,000 worth of Chinese and Japanese rlrios
collected by her husband Among them is a
\ j lpf
whitman y seymour are the Bridgeport law
yers whom Capt Hin originally hired to look
after his intergsts in the divorce suit brought
by McUilv.ry who charges them with conniving
with Mrs. Hill and her friends Last evening
tho Captain. carving his power Of attorney
from HUI IN his breast pocket. and accom- panied
by Mr.. Nickcrson as a witness. entered Wild
mans onlce whore Mr.. Atwood and other
mission was to ask MIR. wdman 10 delivcr I,p
the papers intrustrd to him by Hin. including
! 9noth"r uowero OF attorney, and also to account
| fending the ease. Mr.. Whitman ordered Mr.
| Niekerson out Of the office. and the Captain not
| thinking II safe To remain went with him Tho
| Captain AID his counsel assert that the whole
aiialr was apot on the part of Mrs. Hill's friends
| ~ Eet ms power oi attorney away from him.
ms the opposite party deny.
| Capt Mctilvery and his counsel came TO Now
| YORK on Thursday night, and will at once bring
asuu Tor divorce on behalf OF Capt. n III against
| Mrs. Hill. alleging adultery at various times
| ana places. The case will bc tried at the De-
center term OF the Superior Court in Bridge
| for November. Mrs. Hills friends wish them
| heard before n committee. hut the Captain ;
| counsel demand trial by Jury. While on n
| visit To her parents in syracuse in 1866 Mrs.
| mn brought home Chinese servant who used
| TO parade the streets Of the Salt CITY in his
native blouse and "pigtail" Cinnamon were
scarce in inland towns NJ that time and Mrs.
Hills specimen was SO pestcred that he had no
and the poor Celestial. In despair was forced
10 don an American suit OF clothes.