New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-23

Did be ever give you lock Of his hair to put In 1t -
No. UaughterJ
time Haughter) Did You ask hn for his photograph
ca1 l, have been told that II Is nnlucky.
DID you get his photograph mo.
And has the 0cket remained idle f-Yes. He said he
"ouid give me his photograph, but he never did
MR.. BIGGARs VERSION.
Mr. Biggar was called, and took his place in the wit
Mr.. Russell.-what age are youi
Wtness.-I am In my 55th Year
You went to Paris have heard in October, 1881
The frat time you met this lady was at Madame Roy
water, did they noti-Yes
VIVA, a., was The frat attention Psid to y9mSnwho gave
did but the plaintiff said she would give 1t to me the
Were you invited to musical party few days after
ward at her aunt's Yes
/ believe music is not your strong polnti-No
Have you two natural chllireni-
Are they yet or to be placed In lfef-They are
Were they one of the obstacesi-Yss
You did see great deal OF this lady until you re-
turned to London Ycs she was most pressing In ner
attentions to Inc (laugbtep.
Cross-examned by Mr. Clarke.At the time OF your In
PRODUCTION to Miss Hyland what business were you In i
pork curer-what is called pork butcher was in
that business from 1861 to 1891 My father had the
business before me.
ngi-The mothers OF both living. correspond with
tho mother OF one OF them from month 70 month pat
understand you to say that the children one of
the obStaclesl-Yes.
Then you prayed the removal Of the obstacesi-I
prayed that the children might be settled In HE.
Then understand your prayer was that you might GET
these two children settled In life In order that you might
marry Miss Hyanl NO wanted to get RIA OF my
rying any one. 49,. .,,....,., .r. - ,,,u,,rr al
sister would not like TO leave
You did not pray for her removall Goud laughter)-
No; but would like TO see her married
Why l-Becausc should not think oft at my time Of
But you said you wanted to he free to marry Yes
that is IL wanted to marry later.
We have heard that you had some whlskey and water
Mt Miss Hyands do you mean 10 say that yOu took TOO
much whisky mo, not too much whlskey, out great
deal too much water loud aug1ter).
And that was a subject Of complaint on your part i
in tue future NO; she said she would make it stronger
What date did You go to f. German about the
The idea IN your mind was that she might think you
thought OF marriage aud you wished her TO understand
her to understand that unless specifically mentioned
marriage-that unless said something about marriage
Having pointed that ont you kissed her III did loud
laughter. She made no objection
Did you expect her TO do so Qaughter)-I do not
know.
derstand that the freedom allowed you Included kissing
Yes.
Did you say ANYTHING to her kissing her before
Wen, have you here now. tell us what it was II
told her that thought conesEor might object ana
IL would be better for her 10 ask him To tell the
truth thought 10 might drift little further than kss-
and wished her not TO encourage anything OF Inc
sort.
DO you mean that you afraid IL might drift into
sin III thought IL might drift into something immodest
There never the least ndeicacy
You thought kissing might lead 90 that Yes.
Then why did yOu not leave OF kissng-She said that
she liked 10 be kissed lroars OF laughierl,
DID that reassure you aud make you think there was
danger IN Il -she said that her coniessor Thought
there was no harm In H. 49,
Then although thought II might lead 70 something
else you continued To kiss well. 1 did kiss her
Afterwards When referred her 70 her confessor said
nothing about marriage.
10 you recolect going three churches In day =
may have done
Did you and Mis-. Hyand pray at those churches IL
never 20 TO q church without.
And you prayed that the obstacle might be remoyedf
Only at st. Denis.
How often was marriage mentioned ALMOST every
time saw her.
In your view them she was au1ious i-Exceedingly
anxious uaughterl. She told she wanted to marry.
Why did you go meeting her t-Because abe ire
quently pressed me- and did not wish her friends 70
know that she had proposed anu had been rejected
daughter.
DO understand that on the fourth time you her
see ner aud as had nothing to do did not know how
better 10 all mp my time. daughterl
The ry retired and after an absence OF half hour
returned Into Court and handed up written verdict TO
the LORD chief Ju.tice. Ills Lordship read from this
that in answer the question. Was there any prom
isc Z" they fgund that there conditional promise,
hut there evidence TO show whether the con-
dtion would be performed. They therefore found
for the plant IN, with 800 damages.