New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE RECTOR AND HIS WIFE QUAREELLED.
MRS. MAcurEE SAYS HER HUSBAND WAS IN

Nps M,CrIEE SAYS HER HUSBAND WAS IN
KIND AND HE SAYS SHE WAS \ TERM>GANT
The s,it % Mrs. Maria Cora Mcguire for limited
divorce from The rcv. Hugh Mcguire. rector Of tie
Protestant Episcopal Church Of Onr saviour at clinton
and Luqrcr VAS continued Yesterday III ue ''N
Court before judge Osborne. Many Interested pee
te;ors were present Mrs Mcguire continued her
testimony SIZE said that Douglass, with whom Sha
he'd fed from hcr husband at Baltimore. at tn tine
when she woulI have been willing to have gone with
tlc dcv him.cf 10 b, free from her husband IS bil-
fatty. nevor made any prOtcSations of love to her
when she met him in the Cat~killS She knew IA was
n J. arried E.an separated from his wife. Ihci rid no
plans in their slight, and she did got know Wmth'r
they were going or what to become Of her. She
had suffered 30 greatly that she did not care bit she
wa, soon sorry Cr h"g fight and wanted To return 70
her husband. DOIgla,S told people n0t to mihu h'r'
a. she was his insane WIFE. she finally got nm IN
toX.C,tcd with wine at motel in Mateawan ana ar
ranged 20 Slip away.
licr father had assisted her husband in putting her
in the Bloom,ngdale Asylum. The physicians there
were Kind 10 her. but the place was hateful ana Sh9
asked her hu band take her away Ike TOOK h'r 10
No. - Woodhullst. bat was against the auVi'c VI
the physicians. They told him that she wonld DC a
ravng maniac two years. but she had been ont TWO
years and was not a ri,ins maniac yet. The people
al her husbands bo1iGnS hOu,s were no. c0aHchaI I'd
her, and she was treated Ike child She sometimes
told her husband that he villain and scouhdrel
or else he was insane. Her love for INN cc'>cu DC
cause Of the way he treated her she iclt like striking
him at times because he was 80 tantalzins ana ="
could hardly keep hcr hands Oh of him.
Miss Josephine Thompson, OF No. 10 second TE'e'
testified for the plaintiff that one occasion she wa
taking with Mr.. Mcguire about parish WORK. ana IL
sa that his greatest his failure 10 govern HIS
passions and that he had most uneovernabc temper.
We're YOU talking about your sins was aSheu
of the witness, and she replied =" No. sir"
The defence began with MIR. Mcguire upon ''c
stand lie testified ;lat he married at AndoVef'
n L. ON December Il, 1S7G. lie was pa TOR OF a
PRESBYTERIAN Cmlrcl at Wakefield, Canada, Tor ionr
wears and trcn TO Toms River, ~ j. where
lie served the Presbyterian Church for 500 year anu
house rent. lie did not beat or strife Ms VIC o"'
She thorght he did not show her enough klHole>9
and attention and a, times she would get in unreaS"h
able fages and almost fly at him. lie had to put up
his arms to keep her hands from he facr' ana she
would work herself into paroNysn's OF ans'H' Mr.
Maere's father and he took her 10 'hc h'oH"I'Tu''o
ASYLUM She called him villain and scoHno'e' anu
applicd other abusive epithcs to hlil Ter 'a'"eI
told her She would worry her husbands life ont OF
him by her nagGing and qnaIrellhe. Nhch he sum
her home for time she said she did not WANT l"
live with her folks
After he took her home from the asylum she was
a. unreasonable Is before she said he was Gh"'"u
and inconsidcraic and his disposition ana personal
habits were rauaihu 10 iirr. Her father VINO Wa
a mister sa.i ,nt ~, prevented nm from dong
his WORK property. When ,he first leit En she Went
=" tns house 81 an Episcopal minister ana ne t9o.
Ion ~ nor fathers nol,r Inc witness and Aer iail'G
had her sent to the 1ombN because Nht Va nl>@me'
She was detained a f.w DAYS. When ne bad no en-
,ovncnt and LIVING 1T the expense of his brother ne
went oGt 10 service. Aiter ne WaN ofdaileu III ,.r
FtfScopaI ministry his wife Lived vita hlh VAN
he went 10 baltimore his wife went VITA H. hIo'h
family 10 Hunter. IN The CM.h~ and thgr, ,lr Il''
DnurlasS When D. reMOl>tIat d win HrF l"' ~
condu1, with Dpi.!a~, SIC said 81" cared more l'
Douglass than for him. ana >ue reiI'cG ~ 20 ,""'
Size denied any hupr,p"r relations \ nHiRDci Oh
letters were nIt H. evidence u WlIrl MI. Na-uiI'
iesnucht her husbands forgiveness and brS.cu ma -
take her away from Douglas. >h' at!ibut'u ~.
misfortune, 10 the Influence Douglass haH over HIT
and said he could make her DO anything.
MIR Mcguire wa subjected Ia Ions Co'S-eNamihf-
+ion He aid that his wife refused To- near MN
nre1ch and sad he was bO0ri>h and Wpo'ilt''l;
Sie wished u,aple Dee did MOI want 20 hnO" ana Sau
she would do a, she pleased