New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

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Ts c,oa Aqs but had tried and faled' a 10 Se' S'u
o,Ser person than himself, Sir' , -, . 40,
n Yes Sir A. don't recollcct whether dl or no'
talked with him In general way ABOUT It. i'""
that precisely, Sir. ,,,,. ,.iol % e,s
some one who would purchase The GdH age Gao iaeu' a.
i don't reoollect that did, Sir.
This, Mr. Clark said so. A. don't rccolect that either
ns Won tell Mr. Bcecbcr that Mr. Clark said that the men
no had nen 90 had painful impressions not seated
e,udic AGAINST Mr. Ton that they were unwilling TO even
ony consider the matter: A. don't think told him ths'
Sir ~, Of,
~ ma von tell hin, that Nr Clark told You that he Clark
haa been blamed retaining connection with sueh man
and paper, A. / don't rocclec that, Sir; no. SIT
@ Do Won recoect that you did so tell him' II had
ANY recollection about It, Sir, I wOud tell you
"a O d YOU tell lin that ar Clark told you that TWO or thrcc
en- who had no prejudice against Mr. Ton no field aud
no future IN the paper .nd advised is giving up A. no
don't rccollcct having told him That
@ Did YOU tell him anything Of that knd' a don't re-
member
Did ron tell him anything Of that kind in subsancc' A.
don't remember that
O. And especially did Mr. Clark add Of the editor
was milestone upon it' A. No, don't remember that
O. Did you tell him anything Of that kind' A. don't reeo
tect that did, Sir.
O Did YOU tell Mr Bcechc that Mr. Clark had said that the
name editor Mr. Tton mstone upon the psper'
A. Idont reColect that did, Sir
@ DO you remember that you did nOt' lhave no reeo
lection about it, sir II recolected that did should tell
you. Ny impression IS that did not tell him.
O. Did YOU tell him that Mr. Clark said the newspspermen
with conversed had advised the starting OF ne"
paper and allowing The Godsa Age 10 sink' A Iaoh Fe
member that did, Sir
O. DO YOU remember that you ddnot! A don't remember
that did not, OF that did SIR.
O. Did You tell him that Mr. Clark had Informed you tnA'
ne (Clark, inquiry much deeper ana stronger
,eipdlc ocjn Mr. 1ilton than he bad imagined ana that
ne Clark had been good deal depressed by -by that in
formation A. Ny impression is that did not tel him any
thing Of the kind, Sir.
O. Nothing in substance that A. No
O. Did YOU tell him that Mr. CLARK had Informed you that he
wrote this explanation to you he could not tell to
M Tutoa with. It woundns his already lacersted heart A.
No.
O. Did you tell Mr. Decchcr that Mr. Clark had Informed
you that he thought Mr. Ton ought to abroad into another
atmosphere Did you tell Mr. Beeche that
A I don't rceollect that did Sir
O. ANYTHING Of the kind, did you tell him that Mr. Clark
had made any suggestion YOU about Mr. Ton going abroad'
A don't remember that did Sir; don't think did
@ DO you remember tina; you did not! A. say l don
think did, Sir.
O Now can YOU state the letter OF Mr. Clark
any letter Of Mr. Clark that you did talk to Mr. Beeoher about
A. think 1t letter OF Mr. Clarks in which lie talked
about The purchasing Of The Golden Ags and communicated
or showed 10 Mr. Becchc that lettercommuncated the sub
Of IT, namely that Mr. Clark was going to try 70 ony
The GotlsH Age
@ Now look at that letter and say that not the letter'
tIIaudng letterl A don't think is Sir; don
think il is.
@ win you swear that il not letter. A. win swear
that my impression is that it is not the letter. My impression
that the letter which simply communicated
10 Mr Clarks intention Of purchasing; think It was Sir
have tried to oil letters that had, and probably may
end Il set; if DO will present it to you.
Mr.. Tracy-That is all.
judge Nclson-Are you throagh'
Mr. Tracy-There some envelopes
Mr. Morrs-wl you please hand those letters back that you
have not used all Of themi
Mr. TraCy-You have produced certain letters from Mr.
Bcechcr this morning which understand all that you
have in your possession you destroyed Of Mr.
Beeches letters to you' A. should think had, Sir.
Q You think you laye' A. Yes Sir
O. Intentionally A. Intentionally! could not have done
ti uninientionaly.
O. Did YOU do 4, intentionally A. Why Of course did
@ Now, whcn' A suppose when received them, or
shout the time
@ Do you know wheni A. know have not since your
sehpena Sir
@ When before the subpoena did you destroy theni A. l
tell precisely when Sir
@ Can you tell anything about III A. No. not precisely
Mi E'srts-There envelope that identified and
aoi put In evidence. We will read that
Mr Tracy-It is post marked" Brooklyn May g. p. NJ
New York Mrs Elizabeth TltOn, Care Of Theodore TitOn
Esq, Brooklyn, New York"
MARKED Exhibit D Al
@ The handwriting Of that enyelOpe-is that Mr. Tion's
baudWruogF lHandlay witness Inc enVelOpeI A. 1es Sir
MIR FuleonWel you the whole Of it is in his hand
whiting:
The Winess-No not the whole The superscrption The
memorandum is not.
Mr. Fuerton-There is no distinction between the super
scipion and the memorandum, in your answer.
The Wtness-I beg pardon
Judge Neson-The applied to the direction Of the
letter.
Mr. Fullerton-And therefore error.
Mr. Ryarts-Gye us the letter that in that envelope
fIsndng envelope to plaintiffs COUNSEL
Mr Morris don't know what letter you refer to
Mr. Evaris- your Honor please ask the counsel to pro
duce the letter that in that envelope.
Mr.. Morrs-l say IdOnt know what letter was in it.
MIR Shearman-we ask you to produce letter from Mrs
Triton TO Mr. MouOn, written Feb, 10 or H. 1872.
Mr.. Evarts-It is posmarked Lafayette
Mr.. Shearman-Lsiayetie, Indiana.
Nr Ryarts-Lsayotte Indiana February 70 and
o. was 1872. Now, If you will find the letter.
Mr. MOrris-A letter from whom :
Mr. Sbearman-A lettor from Mrs Tllon to Mr. Moulton
The letter il marked IL IN the original statement
Mr. EVars-Tbe Clark letter ask the stenogrspher to
mark for identification being that concerning which your
Honor has ruled
Letter marked Exhibit D 10 for Identification"
hr Evartswe wish this paper Identified as the letter in
thsi envelope.
M Tacy-Is that the letter a under that enyelope'
lhinding witness letter. A. think ii IS; yes Sir
Mr. Esrtswe ask to have them marked for Identification
We DO not offer them now.
lThe letter is marked Exhibit 80 for Identification ~
The envelope s marked "EKhib. 81 FOR Identification
@ We have called you for all envelopes which letters
received by you and you have produced three
which have been marked for Identification Have you any
olherf
Mr. Morris-oh we have produced number more.
Mr. Tracy-Enyelopes' Where they
Mr. Mons-OYer there with the letters in them.