The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-24
MARRIAGES THAT FAILED.
rrs BUcKI 10 HAVE 4 sErlRArIoS
avn $1,000 a YE<R ALI1fOvT.

... yr En-. Lumber Bushes. Improyss-
SIS. Leslie discovers = Great Mistake
sat she Msds In Siguing .. AadsvIt-
t.opsra y. lssnEbein's wife sue- Htu,.
,,,,,e. InRraham has granted to Hattie Y
oretI A decree Of separation from her hus-
t.rJ Charles r. Bucki. the lumber merchant
"a directing that she DO paid aiinony at the
r,,s Of 81. 500 year. In his decision he says:
"The General Term OF the Supreme Court
an appeal from the order granting slimony in
,hts case has held that the allegations in the
somplaint. II supported by the evidence on the
trial. will entitle the plaintiff to the Judgment
nr.ved for 1 have thus only TO determine
rbsther the substantial facts alleged In the
complaint have been proved on the trial. and it
4. .uficient to say that the impression pro-
dpeed on hearing the witnesses. confirmed by
.c.reful examination Of the testimony since
q has been submitted. has satisfied me that
tho substantial allegations OF the COM
pl,int are true. think 10 clear that the whole
course OF the defendant in his conduct to his
wife has been such as to render 1t unsafe aud
improper for her to cohabit with him. and 1
believe it will be to the advantage OF both par
ties to be separated by judicial decree. Judg-
nentis therefore directed for the plaintiff"
The alimony will be increased in case the cir
eumstances of Mr.. Bucki change for the better.
Mrs. Bucki was formerly Miss Eckman OF
Georgia the daughter OF s. H. Eckman. She
married Bucki on May "a. 1897. She was then
about % years OF age. while he was about 40.
They went on q Wedding tour to Europe and
after their return to this city lived at 116 West
Seventy ninth street. Finally. some months
ago separation occurred. when Mr.. Bucki let
his house. on the plea OF financial embarrass-
ment and wanted his wife to 20 and live Mt
q second-cla hotel. They had not lived
amlcably before that. as she charged that her
health was injured by his physical and mental
cruelty. she declared that he drank. gam bled.
and consorted with gam blers. and Inundated
her in every way. before both his aud her
relatives. lie would come home late at night.
and on one occasion his feet were hanging out
OF the carriage when he reached the house.
Then he induced the butler to take sides with
10 allow any OF her family to come into the
house. On more than one occasion the door
Sefs Of her family. and at one time he called la
an officer to put her sister out OF the house:
Mr.; Bucki. who T. memb Der Of the Manhat-
Pine LumDer Company. denied the accusa-
lions Of cruelty. and attributed their troubles
). In the suit for absolute divorce brought by
Evelyn Cecilia Manley against John z, Man
ley, motion was made yesterday before
q Judge BookstaSer in Common Pleas for ali
nony and counsel fees. pending the trial The
present action Is supplementary to the one
for separation upon the charge of cruel treat
ment. Plaintiff alleges that there was u com
mon law marriage In November. 1892. and a
ceremonial marriage on Aug. ~, 1893. at st.
Rartholom ew's Church. There is a child. AMI
she asks for $50 n month aimony, with SlUO
counsel fee. She says that Manley Is employed
IL the repair shop OF the Fire Department.
frank i Leslie. who is said to be an actress. is
named AS correspondent. frankie Leslie
makes AFFIDAVIT that she was entrapped into
signing an affidavit confessir g a series OF i'm
proper intimactes with tho defendant. She
says she thought she was signing paper de-
signed to help release friend Of hers from
Tor assault.
Frederick Mayser. the manager OF the Gen.
trail Opera House. at SiNth-ssyenth street and
Third avenue. secured n divorce yesterday
FRONT his wife. Wanda, Judge Bookstaver of
the Court Of Common Pleas signing the de-
cree. Jacob Deutsch Ia the correspondent.
judgments of absolute divorce were granted
yesterday in these cases: BY Judge Patterson.
to Mary A. Worth from Judson q. Worth: by
Judge Bookstaver. to Isidore Fisenberg from
Annie Eisenberg by Judge Gilderslesve, 10
Otto Benzian from Louise Benzien. and to ida
Adam. to Amelia Richter from Frederick
Mrs Leonard J. LanGhein has begun q suit
for absolute divorce against her husband. who
IL the son Of George Langb ein aud associated
with his father in the law business. Mr..
1irs Lang bein was n Miss Schneider. She
was married about ten years ago and lived
with her hus band until year ago at $50 last
] 10th street They have three children. the
sldest q hoy OF nine. In the complaint she
names . Miss Moore as correspondent. The
Term OF the Court OF Common Pleas before
Judge BOOK stayer.