The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-04

Frank Russell IL not the issue Of s,iAF Russeli but
Is the issue Of her said marriage with said Hamilton Nor
rson, and born at Rochester In the State of New
York. NA'' "
seventh That said defendant had four children at the
time OF such marriage instead OF three children as she
represented TO this plaintiff of them being girl be-
tween two and three years Of age
that such child was niece Of said defendant whom she
had taken to bring and educate and that IL then
in the country, where she had placed it, but since the
said marriage, said defendant has stated to this painn
that aid f. s. X Russell is the father of said girl and
che has ted to others the plaintiff, is informed and
believes, that Robert Yelveron the father OF said
child and said defnd has admitted TO this plaintiff
that said Robert Yelyerton pays the board Of said child
Ninth That after the marriage of said defendant with
this plaintiff and about the LIST OF December A. ID 1858,
said defendant remoued TO the house Of this plaintiff at
ia West Twenty third street in the city of Ne. York.
short time thereafter she brought her said Charles
NJ Jeerds, who above the age Of twenty years. TO
brought there her said SON Edwin Jeerds who is about
T. nth. That said Charles n JeNsrds is very easily
excited and when excited gives 70 violent passion,
and becomes almost ung0vernable. That he is in the
habit Of carrying concealed weapons, and has
threatened TO blow out the brains Of this plaintiff,
and has greatly abused and insued this plaintiff In his
own house and has and does consult aud plan with
his mother the defendant hercn against the peace and
Eleventh. That said defendant has, and does now
greatly abuse and i'll treat this plaintiff and has used
him Of crime and improper intimacy with other females
That she is woman Of strong passions, very easily ex
q his
using coarse and violent language toward them.
Twelfth That the said defendant has received com
pany at the house OF this plaintiff with whom plaintiff did
bot wish his wife TO associate and forbade said defend
ant from receiving their company but said defendant has
persisted and does still persist associating with them,
and receives their calls and visits at his house.
Thirteenth. That her said Charles has, plaintiff
has been informed and believes with his mothers con
SENT brought prostitutes into the house Of the plaintiff
and has kept thu there during the whole OF the night
and, as plaintiff is also informed and believes, did then
have earnsi connection with such prostitutes.
Fourteenth. That 81 ice the marriage OF plaintiff and
defendant said defendant against the wish and contrary
associated with the before mentioned Robe 4 Yelyerton
has received his calls and visits candestney at the house
Of thus plaintiff, and has been with him clandestiney to
various place, Of resort Of questionable repute, In the
cities Of New York, Brooklyn and Hobokep.
Fifteenth. That there is no issue Of the said marriage
Of the plaintiff and defendant this plaintiff has two chill
drep, daughters Of his irst wife, who living vita
plaintiff and defendant, who are aged respectively about
sixteenth Tia, plaintiff is constantly in danger from
the said defendant and her Charles NJ Jecrds aud
plaintiff AYERS that they striving 10 deprive this plain
Seventeenth That the conduct Of the said defendant
is and has been such during his said marriage to
der 1t unsafe and injurious for him longer to cohabit with
Eighteenth. That said defendant owns the house No
lo7 Clinton place In the city Of New York. which rents
for the sum Of ~ GOO year.
Wherefore the plaintiff demands judgment Of separa-
tion from bed and board forever between him and the
said defendant.
7. G. sw ARTw0UT, attorney Cor plaintiff
City and County Of Nt,o York, a.--John Walton the
plaintiff above named, being sworn Gays that the orego
ing complaint true TO his ledge except TO the
matters therein contained information and belief and
as 10 these matters he believes them to be true.
JOHN WALTON.
ANDREW KEPrER, Commissioner of Deeds
THE FUNERAL SERVICES YESTERDAY.
The funeral Of Mr.. Walton took place from st. Peters
church yesterday morning large number Of decsaseds
friends present during the obscquics and quite
carriages followed the hearse 20 Greenwood
nod Sfh W pvcd tot asst
resting place, in the family bury ground at Johnsown,
on the Hudson river, about the same time.