New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-06
Mr.. BARwICHs SUR FOR DAMAGES.

MEDICAL TESTIMONY AS TO THE EFFECT OF LOVE
ON MAN-How THE PLAINTIFF LOST FLESH AND
COLOR.
The hearing in the suit of Bernhard w. Bar
wich of this city, against Miss Robecca Mclean, OF
stapletou, Staten Island, for breson of
promise OF marriage, IN which the plain
tiff asks for $4,000 to heal his broken
heart resumed yesterday afternoon before Referee
John Croak, at No. 229 Broadway. Tue rooms
comfortably crowded, and chars stood upon and
npcks were crAned IN order view might be had Of
the parties to the suit Miss McLean's somhre dress Of
mourning was relieved yesterday not only by
her rich auburn tresses. but by bOu-
quet OF roses and vioets that sho wore
on her Jacket In hand she carried another bouquet
Throughout the hearing displayed more than her
usual vvacity Intervals OF few minutes exchanging
whispered pleasanres with her chaperone Mrs. Taylor
and with her counsel.
Mr.. Barwich was evidently Ill at
he resumed the stand for re-examinaion. The
conversation with Mrs Mckenzie about Mis-
MrLean's property sought by him,
he said and be had served a witness to Mrs. McLeans
will al request Of Miss Mclean herself On the Sun
day the quarrel Miss Mclean spoke OF the rum that
he wanted 70 her for her money, but ne mad
minded her OF this of-repeated wish that abe should
keen her money IN her
b. DOran Killiam, the defendants counsel
then submitted fourteen letters written by the
plaintiff and Bernhard having identified them
his own, lie was PERMITTED TO retire
from the stand He exchanged seaLs with DE-
Petzod the succeeding witness, whose chair had been
Immediately behnd the occupied by tho defenc-
Rn lie gaz sadly into Miss Mel cans hair She
however gave sign that she aware OF Ills
for the of the examination she fixed
her gaze upon her counsel.
DE-. Edward PetzOd, Of No. 237 East Fifty third-st.
goodnstured Old German gentleman Of seveatyt@owas
the witness. Bernard hal been living with Linz
he sad, and he b leved the young TO De OF good
character. Tie day alter the breaking OF the engage
ment re had been called IN to see Bernhard. He round
1ofI h VII, me e Iobs se"gn "a s9ne
IN formed hn, aud uis cOnIon could have been tEse
by It. He was grea deal worse next day aud had
not been lor professional nte'ferencs he might have
in November" he continued, Bernhard was a great
dea bette. LOOKING tnsn he Is at present lLaughIrr
lie ha1 rosy cneeks then, but now he pale AID tinK
be is twenty pounds lighter iLiugltr RI MS clothes
don't fit b as they ureI to DO lroars o. Laughter, III
wnic tue Oelendsnt Joined I'm II sue led her sides
Bernnard's counsel here in er1jsed objection 10
spirit o. hilalty TIA seemed 10 a"ounI. " however u
may appear 10 some peJpe, nc said with swift 0o6
H IoS5r ' my eeut rnes he he , shanpy
ealcl to Bernhard 10 move away from ben,nI
ing TO her The httle wOInan's eyes snapped
Indignantly protested that she had not noticed Bernhard
fever that any other trouble kept ~ BernJards sell
would have produced tne same effect upon MIN.
lated to unsettle hi lnIeleet"
would then successful love-anir settle the nerves
quiet tine mind anu soothe tie nervous systeui!"
THAT would depend upon circumstances 10 both OF
the people, are Wise II VIII ca bat there arc very few
happy cOEples."
.. prescribed for Mr. Barwlch" the witness continued
IN answer To the counsefs questioning, FIRST bromide
potassium 10 make INN rest at night and sh,n iron
strengthen him. He IL not vet and eau az little
tell when he Will Ire cued you tell when case
VIII end II.aughter As for his condition being bad
In spite OF tie reconciliation that enect Monday
night you could understand that " you had
the time He is not good condition nav 10 trans
business. His recovery depends upon himself II he
engages himself 10 another lady he may get again.
4 Laughter. Mr.. Barwica Is well conducted imam
according 10 his education. lie always behave well or
RE- examined by the plsintn's counsel Dr. Petzold
SAID that 81 u woman rejected man TIE effect be
Injurious upon him. and 1t had been IN this Bar
wich might make good husband yer.
Edward Freund. OF No. 3ol East SIX eth-st cray
! pumber OF letters written by Miss Mclean to Mr.
Barwich. and by Barwieh TO Miss Mclean have oeen
submitted FOR Identification but they not yet been
referee. They abound IN most en- iea.ng
epithets womans letters being more especially u
OF these although IN OF Mr. Barwics letters TO her
he says sorrOwtuly that hs dear darling baby" does
not love him as mich he loves her. lie sends page
after page Of verses In German and in place he tells
about the delight OF -sweety nbing Cupds love from
your nps' In another letter err bernhard
ner y1 and says You wet 70 the psIor To-
an the kitchen u keep the slave company. ."
THE LOSS OF DAUGHTERS SERVICES.
private detective named Fresch was
arrested few days ago for annoying Mrs. Alice t.
WihamS' oy following her while she was walking in
11sn'sve with her daughter. He WIS tined $40 In the
JEFFERSON Market Police Court aud required 10 furnish
oonetioF s'ooto Keep the peace. hra Williams said
tpa' fsoa Lao oesn employed to follow her by
bcr Of An uptown club, against whom abe had hronynt
suit. Yesterday the 70 which sne referred
was entered on the calcudar Of the Superior Court
The defendant Is John w. Iawtop
Thesut Is for the recovery $4,000 for the ,oss OF
services hrs wlianss complaint that on Octo-
Der 10, 1880, the defendant became Intimate with ler
daughter. Ida A. Williams. and the inflmacy con.
uned until FEBRUARY, 1882 when caughier became
unable 10 continue duties piaat,0 and yves
obliged 10 ~ to tbs Founding Asylum On OCTOBER 20