The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-06
GAUTIER and GUIR0
The Trouble caused by Handsome French
nnn-A Jealous Husbands Wrath.

The Trouble caused by "a Handsome French
rnn-A Jealous Husbands Wrath.
Celeetin Gauter, a French pastry cook OF
TAO Third avenue was In the Jr1crson Market
Police Court yestcrdny for attempting TO XIII
Stephen Oulro. a carpet pattern designer OF 20
Amiiy slroot. On the 25th OF last month. in tho
Marine Court, Gautior obtained verdict OF
81 900 damages against Gulro for alternating the
affections OF Mrs. Mario Gnnticr. pretty
French millincr, who resides at l0l Amty
street. Mr.. 0uiro nj once filed bonds for an ap-
peal to tho General Term from this judgment.
and this net highly fingered GautIcr. The latter
has boon separated from his wife for two years.
A divorce suit. brought In tho Supreme Court
by her. IL now pending. Their only child.
little girl OF five years. resides with Mrs. eau
tier. Two months ago Gauticr attempted to abb
duct this child. and WINS arrested and put under
bonds by Justice FlHmmer to keep away from
Mrs. Gautier. lIe says he saw the child week
ago and found that 1t had forgotten him and
was turned against him.
The cause OF tho trouble between husband
and wife IL Mr.. Guiro. who IL wealthy. lie
claims TO have been mn innocent cause, but Mr.
Gnutier says differently. Guiro lodges at 25
Amity street. and boards with Mrs. Gautier.
le was sitting ut tho dinner table eatinR Mt =
O'Clock on FRIDAY evening, with the child bcade
him. There was n knock ut the door, and Mrs,
Gnutier opened it, and found hor husband
there. He snid:
~ want 20 SEQ my child, and to got some
lnres Tint left here"
You've got nothing TO do herc-thc Judge
told you to keep away r"piied mrs. Gant,G,r
beside her. aud found Guiro with the child on
his lap.
this; You've no right here, and made motion
~ II tn take pistol from his pocket
Guiro says that Gautcr said I've got you
now"
Gauiier drew n largo solf-coohing revolver
and fired nj Guiro the pistol being close 70 his
nrr9lst Inc h2ll msscd nm n4I im rr us
bands arm. hut he shook her on. ANA forgetting
the CONSTRUCTION OF the pistol. attempted to cork
II with his thumb. This gave duiro clinnce To
run into the street. Guuiicr followed close be-
hind. still trying to cock the pistol. He pur-
sued Guiro around and AROUND lhrsr WAGON
which stood ia tho street crowd gathered,
md there was great excitement ana cries OF
Murder Porer Mnttcrs begun to look
desperate for Guiro when Onirrr James More,
Of the M-rccr street police station appeared
ana took the pistol from the iniuriatd dan.
uer; IN The poiice station unuileer S1 , i
wish had Killed MIN. am satisfied To nang
for IL. II am locked up Tor years l VIII yet
shoot him when get out ~, ,.,.,. mel .,
say. IT, H. 80 years Of age. good locking, and 81
a determined eXpression. euro - OF artistic
appearance. with flowing hair ana largo nous
Justice wandell held Gaulicr in $1,000 bail.
The first meeting OF Mrs. Gautier and
spring Of 1874 Mrs Gauticr WIS ~. and she
undertook journey to France for her health.
She embarked on the Havre steamer l. Amer;
iuue L'Amerlquc WIS wrecked and abandoned
hy her Captain. Her floating hun wls alter
ward recovered and lowed into port. While in
the ships hOnts ON the Atlantic Guiro mnd1
Mrs. Gautiers acquaintance They were picked
upby thu ship Aladdin and taken 10 lirest
Mrs. Gautier returned some months after
ward. euro also brought over his wife and re-
sided near Mr.. and Mrs. Gauticr. who had q
house nj 81 Greenwich avenue. In june 1877,
Mrs. Guiro went back 10 France, and she now
resides in Mines near Marsrli les.
Guiro requested to be allowed 10 live with Mr..
Gauu"r's tntnly ms boarder ana became 50 on
July t. 1877. They subsequently removed 10
100 West Eleventh street
Within two months Gautier became very
wrong between his wife and Guiro. He told
! GuirO 10 10. but the latter stayed uniil ,Oc-
tober 6. On TINT day Gautier found him
! this and says he WIS i'll with the rheumatism
and hal his foot bandaged on chair eau
room that he vas. on9X able TO- Er ast
W the family TIE he dgTni,nr lure was nrcss s1d
gave her 500, and started her of for France
! Very shortly aitsrward Gautier had Guiro ar
rested for alternating his .wites affections
! Guiro laid three days in the Ludlow street Jail
! and when the case came 10 trial before judge
| McAdam in the Marine Court he was acquitted
| He at once brought suit against Gautier toi
| false Imprisonment. and Gautier was lodgel
de,I,adlnw Rireet for -teyenteeu.dRys' -GQirl
! COSTS, anu lheni IN December, nc Wenlto france
| II 40 happened that in February. 1873. Mrs
! Gaut,er and Guiro sailed for New York from
| Havre in the same vessel. Guiro says that this
| was purely accidental. On his arrival he
learned that Gautier had brought another SUI
against him. To avoid arrest he remained il
! New Jersey long time. IL was in this suit tina
! the lata verdict Tor 81 900 was given.
Gautier says that Guro employed detectives
| to follow him in order n procure evidence IN
| the divorce suit After GAutier was locked VI
| in the Jail yesterday Mrs. Gauticr reented. sh,
visited him secretly. aud they were soon on the
1 most friendly terms. II looked as II all dim
culties were made up.