The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-08

with another woman. In May. 1890. he wrote
that II she did not do as he wanted her to do he
would refuse to support her. and would find
somebody who would do as he wanted. In
September. 1900. she received this letter.
postmarked at Danbury. It was without sig
nature:
Nh. B.: iii, only waste of timo and material in
your writing TO- me- ! will never again resoSnize YOU
trvto be hereafter. Ths Companion / have seIe"ted
nv. %s rnd do mot her ps Line .
In any you out. MI my obligation you IN
s shall Tesort e sg. mean, nrs then do nc.
sS.T IA ps!,fs both ne u. ANA nay
warn you in time will sight II you compel mo
no. had that u you. ana conduct has never been
2ss. nd havs Observed eo.ety. for sas .apr.r,ns
@ Fl ys
90 You 20 WITH SnI II is nsetssars for me 10
W ys..@ s.paSasa .nd NV" cam sleep all the tim.
d . s has ina:
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&c hs ,ts to DO ,a
X o4 c% GOOD BE- o
,ste SsTnIns n ,,ms Tor II. sure Or rent
very Gooi o a, .F4" and is Just "
Immediately after receiving the letter Mrs.
ssoiu s!s divorce The letter was in her hus-
In the absence Of the defendant Ills photo
graph. taken II his yie's presence. was nut in
iddepptlaed the photograph and the handwriting
OIL the letter.
Joseph Flanagan is messenger boy ut the
Murray Hill Hotel. whose aunt was q cook for
borne Oats. lie said that hs had seen . Brnck-
street with woman who had short curly t!ack
nair' black n eyes. and large white teeth. This
snd Lola on hs asy f tse
~ siss|s sSd VIII Up S 70 Ms%son n syenus
Naist They got in a car and went down to a
honse IN East Eleventh street, Flanagan fol-
T bnt S the tor
At another time he saw Brinckerhofr and tho
seventy:sesenth street. Mrs. Brineterhoif got ct
on the same car at Seventy-sxth street
st IT. ss wn hsy FL s "a Hd Xs MD
In the face and threw her against tree. Then
NJ and n the other woman went to the stables.
msws 0 Ths &C I s the Is
The answer Of the defendant charges Mrs.
a nriksrhSf with having been i9tmats with
FRA Hotel. A:bury Park. In June Of 1851 md
lSSS. md with one or more other men there:
~, nhiGln S,shltIt ~ l1s irosuect TURK
aSts StatFk t.!
ny dHtei Lake GeorSt on H.. Mary
and with William T. Durando. and other men.
line defence first introduced Thomas L.
Oliye the trustee under the articles OF separa.
tion. who told about the signing OF the artl-
ces james j.. Rogers identified the sigma
fare 9f Mrs; Brinck"rhoff on the rcgister Of the
Mrs, Brinckerhoff had given her, own testti
wal, not disturbed. but at the introduction OF
me hotel registe her eyes became sufTused
and tho muscles Of her face twitched nervous
~ She bit her lip and maintained her. SELF
SontrGi until Rogers was excused and the
o ohaaa was oyer The defence, proposes to
w TGm the TegSer that she was at the
William p: Zeal OF Arlington testified by
aep2sition that he knew Mrs, Brinckerhon
VOL by sight. Ono day IN January. 1880. he
saw her meet man at ONcill' restaurant on
elNth avenue. She and tho man took q Gu
nnsxton. friend, followed in another cab. Mrs.
brinckerhotl and tho man lett the cab Mt the
MofIttheas + corner OF Washington square and
w where they remained two hours. Lea! after:
aha learned hat no was William T. Durando.
pIuring all the reading of this deposition Mrs.
iPr,hckrrhon sat apparently unintercsted. talk
,nE WIN som" OF tho mon from Howe & Hum
siiel :; who were sitting. around her. Occa-
fHinhaliy she smiled significantly at little Abo
When When the small lawyer read the cross-exsm-
Inati0n 9f Leal. she paid better attention. The
cahe VIII 90 ON at O'clock this Mt ernoon