The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-06


JAN. S--Maz Keiaeh 70 Barbara Ksisch-This vss q
suit brought by the plaintiff tobAeconis,, in sas
Bowery, for dyore the ground Of lnadei,y The No.
ties were married In 1885, and separated in 1850 some
witnesses called and testified that the dssna.S
was intoxicated aud behaved in indecent maunes On
several occasions,
Chas Muller deposed-Reaidea In For,eth street CO..
ner OF Fourth avenue knows plaintiff fourteen or a.
teen years Knows defendant sir sevcn years ssw
her at my house two years ago last October; kept
pubic house; MT Holler was with Mrs Kelsoh, thsS
had three drinks. Witness described that he Jaw M
Heller and Mira Keseh the sofa one Of his rssus
john j. Fowler dsposed tina, no lives Forsyth strs.s
he was at Mr. huiisrs place, Of Fourth sveass
aud fortieth street saw Mrs Kelsch there twice. she
was In company with man, but did not know hini
know Mr.. kelscb u was net Mr. Keisch that VAS vsA
her.
Another witness deposed that he knew Mrs KslscA<
reooec'a when abe kept house Bayard street. sons
two years ago, abe no, living with her husAaaA
There never .sw her IN company with Mr.. Bradssy
Counsel for the defence stated that this affections a.
tho plaintiff alienAted from his wife and hs
brought young woman named Vose 70 tho house. ua-
der pretence that she was his niece.
Louisa kesch, daughter TO the parties in thls action,
was called for the defence aud aepossd that Asaiha
Vosc came 10 house In June 1880 before abe came
father and mother slept together; after While us~
mothers bed removed from the room; Agatha da
the housework he had not the charge OF tho keys
her father beat her mother several occAslons whsu
she intoxicated and neglected the family; hes
father was sick at ons tme and she Agatha sAaax
over him in the bed and kss him.
Cross'examined-Hsr mother In tho habit Of gss-
ting intoxicated her father had been dangerously a
and not expected 10 live at the time Agatha kiassd h
my father and my aunt told me that Agatha my
cousin, never any improper conduct between
Agatha Volse and my father
witness named Wheeler, n neghbor Of the psinsSa
dsposed that on one OCCASION when Mr. Kelsch 10
Pennaylvania, young man uasd 10 60 10 Mira Kslseh
AT the store and close II up al earlier hour than
usual and that he tths young mani stayed With hrs
Kelseh for several hours; OCCASION witness
looked through the shutters aud the young man,
who q clerk In another store, with his hAads
Mrs. kelsch's neck, and her hands on him.
Verdict for the plaintiff
tcforc Hon Judge Soason.
JlS. b.--Thomds H. Rnsk ne. william Huniosn--
This action brought by the pslntG against The
defendant for the recovery Of the value Of three certa
promssory notes. which, the plaintiff alleged the deeo-
dant agreed 10 give the former part pay Zoe
oyster saloon aod by the defendant the 18th Of De-
tober 1882 To the plaintiff Cultivated al No lis ChAhA
siTect); but the piantn alleges be received Ne
notes. For the defence II cornded that thsre
q settlement between the parties BY which the plaintiff
received $3.50 In compromise Of the controversy The
plaintiff oenied having received any amount BY
Of compromse. The Jury brought Ia verdict for The
defendant.