New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-14
THE MIXED FLANAGAN SUIT.
ORDERING THE wIFEs ACTION STAYED.


ORDERING THE wIFES ACTION STAYED.
DIFFERING STATEMENTS ABOUT EUROPEAN TRIPS
AND PERsO AL RELATIONS.
The Flanagan divorce suits bid fair to become as
lively as any litigation in that line which has been
before the courts In long time Mrs Louisine W.
Flanagan ard her husband William l. Flanagan. the
brewer outside Of their respective claims for an abso
iute divorce charging infdey In various countries
Of Euopc, the other making Charles L. True, OF the
7th Regiment an interested person, arc making neck
and neck claims to which was on tho ground INST
In the request for perpetual separation. To heightcn
the interest In the case, Colonel George bliss, VINO
represents Mrs. Flanagan, and Samuel Cntermyer,
who appears for Mr.. Flanagan are each actively en-
gagged in showing disclaimng that the other has
heen I'm Europe with reference to the The ALI
davt of Mr.. True relative to his own and Mr. Fiana-
cams European trip of 1886, published In Tho
Tribune yesterday, has reused Mr. Untermyer to
high pitch Of intensity.
An important decision In the case was announced
yesterday by Justice Daniels behalf Of himself ana
his associates in the General Term OF the supreme
Court Presiding Justice Van Brunt and Judge Brady
The Court holds the prosecution OF Mrs fianagal
petition for an al solutc divorce must be STOPPED,
leaving Mr.. Flanagan TO prosecute his sui "i'nou'
reference her cross-sut
TIA DECISION ORDERING THE STAY.
In his decision Justice Daniels says:
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KNvIEw1xG MR.. TRuE's AFFIDAVIT.
San,o, r1n,armver counsel fer Mr.. Flanagan, said
yesterday: =.
Th. decision the most answer that could be
to n S ssa e be- iadas,roSy employed
defending against TIE many charges ~ % paosrs to
sLor OF my client amt o. tle HI, pU M
from Inc lad E.Cwa that ss1 any
expose which shall now reserve Tor mue use
G n isi win True in Europe during
snmmerl make of true To secure eyhsee .,n
s ea l% ABROAD for him out
lf the almony which the vile gets from t"o n"'"""
Nv ACCOUNTS OF LIFE IN BOSTON.
Mrs Flanagan denies any and all i'm
proper relations with Mr.. True. 10
complicate matters Mr.. Flanagan Is trying W
provo that his whllom friend, whose expenses no
says he paid abroad to get him away from MIS- ran
sgan, the Puranic city of Boston heavily I'D ueo'
Mr. True side produces letters OF commentator
from Boston to firms here, showing that he was held
in high esteem In the Hub. Upon top OF this Mrs.
Flsnagans friends call attention with rdicnlo to MIR.
Flanagans action in running MIR True on TO Europo 10
get away from Mrs. flana9 an instead OF tang ms
wife along get her anoi her continent rom thd'
paironlzed by the terrible member OF the 9Th hogi-
ment - A.. oo,o, s,oto NJ activity
er s 1ns case M abroad was Occupied in LOOKING
after Mrs. Flanagans interests 10 the exclusion u
onel Miss has now put in an affidavit setting forth
precisely what he did in that line while abroad s nc
landed on the other side but did not see him after
ward In Dresden he DID ahai the sss %e
Is Mrs. Untermyer was then registered III, IN Naples
~ s, hf Ss aoc could be Compelled to appear
and testify M TyuS VII ac an eve Vent D
away with Detective John Boland, to avoid giving
testimony.
FRIENDS OF THE FLANAGANs GRIEvFD.
The friends Of the Flanagans arc deeply grieved
over the litigation Mr.. Flanagan is about thirty years
old: Mrs Flanagan is four or five years younger.
They have one child Mr. True IS said to be real
estate broker and one who turns up here and there
TO do another a good turn. He is SET down as
bachelor. Some striking affidavs and several pho,
tographs'regardng Mr. FlaDaean's European trip OF
1886 form features in the case Mr unterInyer ue.
s ascS 1 M aG fH NOEL tn the spos T3e 4
legations Lawyers clients and witnesses In TINS III
gallon have all the appearance OF having one another
BY the hair
70 the Rduor or Th' Trib"n'
CIR. II was with feeling Of profound astonsh-
ment that / read in I" The Times" this morning In an
account Of the Flanagan divorce suits thai Corncus
n Bliss appeared for Mrs. Flanagan, putting IA, an
sf1davIt In a divorce suit. which to say the least
smarked of marked legal acquaintance with the ways
A. various matters which had not the remotest Idea
that the dignlfed and urbanc dry goods merchant
and chairman of our ardv
10 me possible that the name Of Cornelius ~ Bliss
had boon mistakenly used for that OF Colonel George
Bliss, the well-known LAWYER, untl | took up TIVE
TRRr (which invariably read to correct any false
the pernsal of aThe Tines and then
counsel In the Being aware at Col mel Bliss
has close personal relations with the Powsrs ina De
should have thus deprived Of the glory OF shining
in this And yet II IL matter Of doubt whether
the Injustice thus done Colonel Bliss exceeds the
bre dih and depth Of the blundcr which Will he, MI
he translates conservative and honorod dry goods
merchant into the supreme court o as "a sav bs
least, are peculiar. Tho only theory on which can
explain the matter is that Colonel Bliss having been
recently married. has. to use an old colloqulaisn,
zone into the dry goods business PUZZLED.
Ns,r- York, Jan. 10, 1885,
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OAU0HT AFTER NAVY FORGERIES
Charles c. Froude to this country about fifteen
years ago from Berlin He had received liberal educa
ton In Germany and was an expert druggist and
chemist After being short time In the country he
secured employment at Matthewss soda water factory
In East Twenty st. as chemist The police say
that he sentenced to Sing Sing for five year,
for forgery. Froude himself that he only served
On Nov mhar6 the n