New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-25
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SARATOGA, July 24.-0n the opening Of the
court this morning VIM. II. Morgan recalled and ex
nined by Mr. Parsons of counsel for the prosecution
He did not recOlect that any accompanied him to
Judge Barnards house when he obtained the order
pointing Coleman receiver Judge Fithian accompanied
him 20 Fisks Office and Fisk TO the papers; am
almost positive that Judge Barnard holding
court at Chambers when went to him; read the
complaint 10 him; can't say whether 1 read the
whole l don't know whether stated that the stock
\ asked for the English stock; can't now say
whether 1 read that part OF the complaint !;
he read the order in which the names Of Heath and
Raphael occur; don't think the complaint stated that
with the exception Of sixteen hundred shares the plain
ti did not claim 20 own the stock don't think there
any Injunction restraining tne ua 4 R oi 1aas
told me he would not issue any more orders OF tha Knd
speaking OF the Nyce suit he wanted 10 know II this was
another such don't know that Judge Barnard knew
Fisk was connected with the case dOnt know that
told him of n IL ] read the compaint did went 10
Judge Barnards other time 20 get an order IN
case in which Fisk interested had been frequently
10 Judge Barnard for orders in IN which FISK was
interested at the City Hall don't recOect getting orders
from Judge other places than the Courhouse
lecfion OF IL have seen Judge Barnard four five
times the Erie Railroad office saw him in company
with Fisk and others never obtained an order from
Judge Barnard the Erie Railroad Office have seen
Judge Barnard at the Opera House once or twice can't
say that be was in company with Fisk think never
saw Judge with Fisk at the Erie Railroad office
when IL the Of Readest; never met with
them together in my life never took part In their con-
yersaon when they together; did not obtain the
making Chas Robinson receivers was Win Judges
Fullerton and VanderpOel, who obtained IT. when they
got it, don't remember the changing the Gate in the
order from Feb. Is 10 Feb a Judge Barnard retained
papers from Feb. 70 Till the suit discontinued
United states Court on March IL.
Witness was shown the order, and said II the order
was issued March he saw 1t dated he had
1t Med the next DAY; knew Charles Robinson; had
known hun year before he was appointed receiver;
lad met the Erie Oihce and with his friends did
rot know OF his having any connection with that Office
d nor know VINO sug gesed his name for receiver. Wit
Dess was order changing the name OF James
nj Coleman receiver TO Charles Robinson and said he
thought t was handwriting Of Judge Barnard;
rot ex plain why this change was made In te order v
n leave 10 sue OF Fisk and others against
Heath and Raphael the date was changed and II ap-
Isars 20 have been written by Judge Barnard. TINS
paper was put In evidence.
Charles Robinson who was appointed receiver In the
case Of Fisk against Heath and Raphael wac sworn He
said he was engaged in the stOckyard business which
brought him " the Erie Railway once daily he had
seon barnard there; had known him from bOyhood he
~ss informed by Jay Gould that he was " De appointed
Toostrsr IN place Of CoensR was a0t toa py hD that