The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-06
MARIrAL RIGHTS rINDIcATED.
Heavily MuIcting "a French Artist for Allen
ating Another's wife.

Eticne Guircau is n Frenchman and an
artist designer Of carpet and shawl patterns in
the employ Of Worth street manufacturer
whore his skill and ingenuity arc paid for at the
rate Of $4,000 year. Celesun Gauter is a
French cook Of a fiery nature. These two men
have been figuring in the Marine Court for a
year or two in various suits and counter suits.
OF which the original moving cause has been
Gautier's petite wife. Marguerite.
Gautier and his wife kept boarding house
in which Guircau became boarder. Hero an
improper intimacy was alleged to have arisen
between the wife and the hoarder. and Mrs.
GAutirr having gone to France for her health,
her husband seized tho opportunity 10 nave
Gui rrnu arrested in Il suit Tor Grim. con. only
circumstnntin evidence WAS N red on the trlal.
| which occurred before "A Judge alone without u
Jury and tie suit WAS dismissed. Ther"upon
! Guirrau turned upon Gautrr aud had MIN ar
! rested In a suit for damages Tor iAse lmprl-on
| mrnL That case came To trial before Judge
/ GOrup and "A Jury. and Gulreau recovered u
verdict for $50 and costs
ihis was followed hy another suit by Gau-
| tier for Grim. con. alleged 10 have been COM
mttcd since the last trial and in this suit Ver-
! dict wa, brought IN yesterday. The court room
WAS filled Tor two days with eagerly Interested
The plaintiff alleged TINT while his wife was
| in France, Guireau followed her ana lraV"iri
| nhonl with her also, mat having returnrh 10
! New York Mrs. GHutlrr took house IN Amity
| street and nit.rwnrd in 10th street. and thht
(iuiraau lived with her there. ostrnA DIV ms her
| lnardrr. tut really as her husband. S'lplon
Bnrenl. who was formerly n friend ~ Guirrnu,
! but who has had failing out with him. t,'siln ~
! To admissions OF Euilt made lO MIN, ana i WAS
| also shown that Gulrcau was in the hnhll 81
meeting Mrs. GHutlrr Ht a restaurant IN ; iNth
! avenue AMI going out win h"r. often lhif ~
night. This restaurant. Mrs. Ghutcr testified
il kept hy friend and countrywpmhn 81 h"rs
whom she often went 10 see in friendly way
and her meetings with Guireau thrre sln ue'
elurrd 90 bee purely accidental All the Accusn'
lions Of improper Intimacy both she ana Gun
r"nu denied absolutely. she also testified thn
She In living apart from her husband ana Is
! prosecuting a suit Tor divorce against MN, be-
| cause he. by his own conduct. and not Gulrruu
had alirnated her affections from him.. While
! in France be had written her a letter tlnt was
! OF SO bitsc a character ~ to stina all Hnrctlpn
for him This hitter WIS not permitted in evl-
dencr. rs hong communication between nus
band and wife,
Ii came out on tho trial TINT Guireau is him
self a married man. 1t also appeared that tne
Cinutirrs have Il little boy, about years old
who remnins with Mrs Gau'ier and Is sup
ported by her. Judge Akrr called attention t.
! Inns fact ~ one not very crrultnhlr 70 the pam
I'M IT, rs he alleged. he believed his wife d
guilty and drprayed woman, II would som
strung" snil the Judge, that man shoul'
| be- wiling while SO believing. 10 permit M
cnd to remain with MS wite. ~" Jury Wt
brief elaboration. gave inc plaIh'In NordIe
A prruliar feature Of the trial was the pres
| cnct Of Il woman, who during mo Two days o
| the proceedings. sat IN Inc nhrh ol lhe GOV
| room ~ silent As the lone fisherman, ana Wh
! lost not a single word Of the testimony; lie
| yirllant attention became the subject 81 com
nent among the spectators; but sho ana no
seem 10 have any connection with me chs'
spoke 10 nobody. and when the verdict had Deel
rendered went away.
Lame Hack, Coughs, Rheumntism.
The hest known remedy Il Bensun's Calcino PNrou