The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-03
DR.. AND MRS. FERCHLAND.
ONE or BROOKLrN'S MOST CELEBRIT-
I'D CASES or DTVORCE
The VIE, after Winning In the Husbands
Suit Against Hes, suiux for Ab.oiutc
Divorce - Referee ntancy'- DrcIsIon.

Suit Against Hes. Suing for Ab.oiutc
Divorce - Referee niamcy's Decision.
The Fcrchland divorce suit has been oncof
the celebrated cHscs in the Brooklyn courts for
the past year. Tho husband. DR.. Charles IT,
Fcrchland. is n we'll known South Brooklyn
physician OF fashionable and convivial habits
Ilc at one time had a largo practice md drove
n spanking team Of gray mares. Born IN Ger
many he came to this country when young
man. and was at first a barkccpor. Suisse
gucnty he became physician. The wife Mrs
Christine F"rchlaud is about p years Of ago
ana is blonde OF ilnc presence and gentle de-
mcanor. She is the daughter Of Mr. Iciglrr
the keeper " boarding house in President
street Brooklyn
Tho first suit between tho couple was insti-
| tut"d by DR.. Fcrchland against his wife for abb
solutr divorce. In 1t he alleged undue init
macy with ono George Palmer his stable huy
youth of 49, The caso was tried IN the city
Court before Judge MrCuc. and the testimony
for the plaintiff was that the boy Palmer had
boon seen throwing kisses at his mistress hat
lie had given ncr perfumcry and soar aud other
articles and had been seen in suspicious situl-
tons with her. The jury found u verdict for
the defendant. and nut IN writing that they did
not deem Mrs. Frrchland guilty Of the charges.
Mrs. Fcrchand then began q suit for absolute
| divorce against her husband alleging h.s int
macy with the inmates Of concert saloons In
/ this city. This was referred TO Mr.. Edmund
/ Bamoy. lawyer for trial. The husband. ~ "a
/ cross answer. set NJ the old accusations in
/ volyng tho stable boy. pretty l0lo
/ girl. tho only fruit OF their marriage.
remained ia Dr. Tcrehlani's custody and o..
wil' wis permitted ~ 5000 10 one hour ou.r
/ week in hcr lawyers office: hat 40 these inter-
/ WIS thn hu~pdhd w!uu lu7'st on lriuE
/ pl'H,' H. "iN 'lH "',N t"' ',,u w. .i-
/ Si1it We hour cNpircL once on Nts. i'r'i,
/ MWi going !" ms NOUS" tN So" we chiil an
] ironing +" snort ulHtlh' dNhN WIN IT, ..l'
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/ uuusiI "iWWlNr 70 h,r IN all mo lro,.rdns-.
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NA"ri.s ~ HE H.. Of Cathart,ne street New
a,t tb, 49,, - so, "a ~ ~ 80 III IN, :
NJ N ~ tn nj itnn -,r'fs in ',"n,ort h
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p",ad Thnrs w.r,, tw. rooms ot Ill., fart One
nwine room, whore Their. werc n Lounge "A taiir.
and furniture: tie other pirate rom. lie
i Tow W. }rnJ ~ tha b"ss H. .ar ,br},
ana wont in,., The VIM rom, nnd snt an ~ s,f
| with some women. drinking wine. Hn w,is
there all the afternoon viii a woman. and tI,y
c"t drunk The women ali Snew him and thny
VIZ" clad when he ,amc because he Was a good
customer. and they got percentage vi tine
| WINE Tie place WINS nj length broken IN by
! Bnrthold C. Gaeleke test lied that he had fro