The sun., 1891-01-22
RECTOR MAGUIRES TEMPER.
HE TESTIFIES THAT HE MEYER LOSES
IT AND THEN HE LOSES 1T.

hE zES1IFIES THAT HE NEVER LOSES
IT AND THEN HE LOSES 1T.
The Court Calls him Sharply to OrAer-He
Tells How He Came TO Take his wife
Hack After sho Had Eiopea.
The trial OF Mrs. Maria G. Maguire's suit for
almited divorce from the Rev. Hugh Maguire
the rector Of the Episcopal Church Of Our
Saviour. In Clinton and Luqueer Streets
brooklyn. was resumed yesterday in the City
Court. Brooklyn. before Judge Osborne. While
the defendant was on the witness stand yester.
day afternoon hc received telegram from W.
4. Dibble. proprietor Of the hotel in Mattea-
wan. where his wife stayed with Douglass
when she eloped, denying what Mrs. Mcguire
said In the letter published yesterday about
the character OF the house.
Mrs. Maguire testified yesterday on cross
examination that Douglass nevor professed
love for her until after she ran away with him.
bhe knew he was a married man. and knew
when abe went with him that he was not going
to take her to her homo. She made no appeal
for assistance on the way from Baltimore to
New YORK, or from New York to Matteawan.
because Douglass threatened to put her In O
madhouse If she made any fuss. She finally
succeeded in getting away from him at the
Matteawan hotel by making him drunk. Then
she sought refuge In tho house OF Presby-
tcrian minister there.
How did you make Douglass drunk ?" asked
Lawyer Patterson.
Il Induced him 10 take vino at dinner. and
took some myself to encourage him." Mrs.
Mcguire replied.
Whom elopcd with Douglass loved my
husband dearly-about as much as It was pos.
sible to love him." the witness continued. II
never told Dr. Hyde and DR.. Bunker that my
father was villain. My husband visited me
hm sent
there and he told me was in the insiitu,ion
o my ssd sad he hoped TS.a
Ny father wrote me friendly letters from Ena.
band told the doctors at the asylum that. I
would be raytnR maniac In two years II he
sha raSSys
sEn!re said her BY husband seGt her to
testel he house and the people in il. for they
was always hayinG private chats with the peo.
p Snd Rs bSs she 5en
a1d sS be-
her hands asaooSn oS II was nara someamos TO ioep
Mss S 10 Second place
his Ss ssrea,es e a. sins was an uneovernabe temper.
sss sss easa hs ss r Is % Ar, snS M
defence. The minister Is thick set and me.
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north Of Ireland pronunciation. He Rave his
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e e. n he1 srH Via In h s
iinsrsnt:, ana thst was one reason. III: Mssaire
year. which be received at Toms Kiver. " upon sou
ally called him a Villain and scoundroi. and
aGpied the same eplthets to her father She
Sd a Som ss sss Hs keS ss The
M. Maeniro produced from tho capaclous
d rsa ssssss
period foliowine tho olopement When % she iae be-.
to take he back John "a A. A1de55soa the vice
correspon depce. but Judge 0sborne finally de-.
Sidsd t. admit az ,ho 81 hans me- took
IL Saess The re-
has come home dunk Instead Of looking for
work. He has spent my money In drink. I
shawl. and several other things and be has
every cent Of The money none but 90 cents; snd ser
names as Henry N. I,se. ! doni know whether
and j. 20 e's 70 Newburgn over ,hs river, lie ss5s
Slpt q ~ sd | = e hs does nss ssls Ss Rs
s sna tSo RasS
10s es bess sos
al ny days. ! an in !srTiIIs danger. li, 81 ke
Come. Com D. c1me. @ ANA rescue m me from him and DO
what you will with me otter i was his dread
iu inuenee Syer me that caused me to Get So
SRs .TSs ns 1f ss Ssssy 81. Il Ss;
s9 Hs w,h you via
snd aSe
debis and live comfortably, have been moth:
Ty NOV sSaey S sysve for me- for you care nothing for
fnote. letter s5e q, PEGmsSd he So TSula
REQUIRED q hsE;i~ ihis letter written Sy hsr to
the hsn aons R sHs u g 'sS BY ssis
you once more. viii YOU not please use your
influence wh ny hHs6aod nnsoe e forE0o ne and
tSee iSe eeqbe and
Ing. l have that no would take me back
proro to him every hour OF tho day that my
PROMISES are sure and that the terrible trial !
Changed me. i would be to him what have
meyer been be[oreI-a patient. gentle. faithful
Try me once more. oh. is. there no pardon. no
mercy to be had from Hugh2 VIII have to
hoar him say he will forgive and trust me once
more."
the deIopdant, aftor recess. But sLe called
on mo several times nnd implored me to rein.
state her as'wife. ] told her she could not
% stroy my W usefulness apd ma ke trouble between
me and my congregation. agreed TO pay her
finally took her back, but she was never heppy
IN the house. She %aae tSSn4,iai59ts eS ,nI5 a ab9nt
peopIo in tho house Tho other peopla. who
lived ut 80 Woodhnll street. were the, three