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A report Of Gilbert NJ. Sper as referee was
filed yesterday In the Supreme Court in favor of
giving Daisy May Emmet an absolute divorce
from Actor Joseph X. Emmett, the custody OF
their child, Eleanor. years old, and $50 week
permanent alimony for the support OF herself
and her child Emmett, although represented by
Col. George H. Hart at tho proceedings, did not
defend the case. and II was on his consent that
the alimony was fixed at that sum. Emmett
married the plaintiff on May II, 1886, and they
lived together until April 90. 1891. when
she went to Europe with her child and ]. X.
Emmett, ST., father OF her husband. She
remained abroad about two years furthering
her musical studies, chiefly at Geneva. Young
Emmett gave her 81. 200 when she left, and agreed
to send her $500 every two months. His allow
ances fell short OF this amount. IL was shown
that Emmett took a trout fishing trip to Cana
densis, Pa, with his leading lady, Emily Lytton,
in April and May. 1899. AMI that he had sub
sequently lived with Miss Lytton in a fiat at
West 1OIth street. Albert Weber and Leander
Richardson identified photographs OF Emmett
and Miss Lytton before the referee.
DIR. Thomas - Bullock moved before Justice
Lawrence OF the Supreme Court yesterday in
the action brought against him by Alice Is. Bull
lock for an absolute divorce for bill Of partic-
ulars of the nature OF the marriage. common
law or ceremonial. which she sets up, and where
IL took place, and before what witnesses. lie
also wants to know when and where they lived
as husband and wife, as she alleges. The
plaintiff says that they were married
on Aug. "a, 1884, and that they have
Annette Mcdowell as correspondent, and says
he married Annette at Lexington, KY. April TO-
1892. Annette Ii said to be n daughter OF
Major ii. &. Mcdowell a grandson of Henry
Clay. Bullock says that he met the plaintiff
when he was u medical student In this city in
1888 He denies that he married her. He says
she was widow and a trained nurse. He adj
mits his marriage to Miss Mcdowell, and says
that he has been practising medicine for nine
years al Lexington. where he Ii still living. De-
cision ON the motion was reserved.
The action for the annulment of the marriage
of Mary Louise Gray against Theodore Burt
Sayre was tried before Justice Russell of the
daughter OF Randolph !. Gray OF Waco. Tex.
but has lived since 1852 with her aunt. Susan
X. La Grange. Mrs. La Grange used to live at
~ West FOrty-sixth street. and the plaintiff and
the defendant. whose father kept the drug store
near by atsl4 sixth avenue, became acquainted
cretly married on Feb, 10, 1893. when she was
IA years and months old. She was well grown,
and DIR. HOughton of the Little Church Around
the Corner did not hesitate to marry them after
the necessary Abs had been told To him about
their ages. Sayre did not defend the case. De-
cision reserved.
Wright HolcOmb has been appointed referee
by Judge Glegerich of the Court OF Common
Pleas to try an action brought by Clara n. Earle
for an absolute divorce from Edward +. Earle
employed by the Brbeck Company, whom she
married April -, 1881 In Brooklyn. She says
her husband has been living at 325 West Fifty
sixth street and elsewhere with Mary G.. Chat