New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08
NSNY ADMIR1NH FRIENDS.
.rv,nAy1rs PRESENTED IN A DIVORCE SUIT
.~urARsING THEIR FAMILY TROUBLES IN COURT
SOME OF THE CORRESPONDENCE.

.-ur.RsI;G THEIR FAMILY TROUBLES IN COURT
sour OF THE CORRESPONDENCE.
n, an application for alimony and counsel
.,,.,e on behalf OF Mrs. Marie B. Suite IN her suit
II. . limited divorce from William ]. euttie. manu-
E.,urius ortcian at No. SO Maiden Lane. sntdavits
.re presented in Supreme Court Chambers yesterday
N.,ore Justice Andrews. According to the husbands
s,emepts Mrs sutc in 1884, with his consent went to
$3.50 Mrs Potter friend In Toronto. Canada. AT rst
sse wrote him loving letters daily but whom three days
fsd ELAPSED without his receiving line from her, ne
Sro,e to her inclosing money with which to return
homo, sayne,
Won mus, manage to leave at once. Pack mp your
xhincs by tomorrow and start tho next day. IL you
don't get back Tuesday You need no. come pacs 10 o
81 all and when you get READY you can 10 W your
fathers house ia Newark
Mrs Suite show we'd the letter to Charles Black whom
shc had met Toronto and asserted that she would
DO AZ she pleased about returning" she however, re-
turned TO New York. Charles Black, deposed that he
lad kissed her several limos His brother j. O. BLACK,
sad that she told him one day that while in New-York
sne once took in the dressed in male attire and
accompanied by young physician. he also related that
While on sleigh ride he had sat on the back seat VIII
her with bis around her and her head on DIS
shollder She went rowing with Benjamin Allen. Iney
we're caught IN storm ana took shelter in eoa
Charles Black accompanied her tS n YSrK S co to
husband met her At the depot ne sad would be
%sbIy improper Tho next day in BLACKS roo ne
found telegram from, sSs ns "llS with his wife and
r., ~, nome IN passion ON returning be found the
following letteri
s% gns sqi H
en- % ,ss Depot
6ooiby MAX
Mr. Suite to the depot and found his wife and n
BLACK After an angry Interview the three went 10 the
6Iand Union Hotel to talk the matter 97el. ,.,.r,
You are a guilty woman" exclaimed the HUSBAND:
What d. you mean," cried Black. Your VIE Is
Is she thought replied Mr. Suite. what can
man do with wife Ike thatf Black argued win nlin
H. suttie laughed SAID ook at the two fcolsl"
Eho returned home with her husband and few days
later NE found the following letter which his wife had
received from Black in Toronto
DEAR am sorry caused you any pain yrs never
sObady scared IN my e as iss hshb nat ia NOT fair deal
Nth somebody New forS Ay has int been tgggng at
my dc yCn want 10 se 5e It e dangerous
might undo ali our efforts to keep secret
Then the trouble broke out afIesh Mrs Suite went
Good shepherd, but her husband again took her back
Mrs Suite denied that she had been untrue to her ms
black end struck her with ,sn, S MSs 0'u shs
asked her husband get her some mustard He soaked
flannel skirt in oil OF iurpentine and held On ner hn
shu shrieked with pain. He was pau husodhu "nu e"o
a. AN Answering afdavt Mr. Suite said that day
stand H. RE started 70 90 out aud ne passed his wife
he kissed her she asked Why be was going out He
examine his Coincidence, which "a Roman Catholic he
was IN HE habit OF doing before going to roniessl9n
Your conscience, hal hal haW she exclaimed. You
haven't cot any you blsnked old tool This made him
60 angry that he boxed her ears ana went out nc sV9n
returned. repentant and reccncliiation Ioowsu ne
Referee Shepherd already taken abou 500 pages OF
testimony IN the Her counsel. Charles Miller
In asking Justice Andrews for aimony pending the suit
Yesterday said that Mr. Suites Income was at least
81 800 a kx-surrogste Delan2 O. calvin VINO ap
eared for the husband denied this The decision was re-