New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20


@ Did you HIN al the Westf A. No, Sir think not
@ Were you Washington together OF any timer A. NO.
Sir; think not.
@ Did Mr. Triton ever 20 to Washington for youi A. No,
Sir, think not
O. Where else were You in the habit Of meeting Mr. Tlton
besides your own house A. Well Sir he generally came 10
my house and The Golden Age Office. used to 90 TO me
Golden Age Office to see him some,
@ Were you frequently there A Yes used to 60 there
pretty frequently during first year OF The 60In Age
@ And afterwards A. While he editor Sir was IRE
quenily at The GolCten Age office; yes, Sir.
Were you associated in matters connected with "o
mans Rights A. in sympathy, Sir, with the woman
Rights movement, was Mr.. Tton.
O. Did you meet at conventions assembages in that re-
gard A. / do not remember Sir. thai | was ever IN
Womans Rights convention with Mr. TltOn Yes was once
in Newport, Sir
O. Did You 20 together A. think we did; yes, Sir.
@ Did you ever meet him in Richmond A In Richmond
think not Sir;
% Passing which relate to the account
desire you three questions the general result
You acted his attorney IN the matter with Mr. Bowen'
down Mr. Bowen taking letter Of authorize
ton from Mr. Ton 10 Mr. Bowen, 10 settle mis- accounts with
him.
@ Then you did act his Attorney A. II that be an attor
neyshp Sir think letter of authorization quoted in my
statement.
@. Yes think 1t Is. Have you the original heref A.
think, Sir have II it's in my statement has been among
my papers, and unquesionably Is now.
Mr.. Eyarts-lIaye yoi that Mr. Fullertoni
NJ. Fulleron-No
The witness-It IL among my papers, Mr.. Evars
Mr. Rvarts-Who has charge of yonr papersf
The Witness-I gave them TO Mr. MOrs-horris and Pear
Mr. Morris-what IL III
Mr. Evarts-The authority Mr. Tlton TO Mr. Moulton TO
represent him in the Bowen controversy Iwoud IKE to se IT.
Mr. Morrs-They all here. The subpoena dvces tenn dh
not spec fy any part cusr paper.
n0af.
handed to you.
Mr. Fueron-It is correctly quoted In that printed book
test VII serve yo9,
Mr. Poref-lt perhaps will
Mr. Mos-As indicated which waf wanted we
have brought them all here.
The Wtness-If you will allow me 10 take memorandum
Mr. Porter Of the documents you want will have them
search for them for you
Mr. Porer-t marked a." II will be convenient to you
to refer to the book you may do andng witness the
bookl
The WnesI will remember phraseology Of that letter
without the book, / think.
Mr. Mors-We could arrange them under the subpoena
Your subpoena called for about half bushel Of papers We
have brought them here.
Mr. Evarts-what is the reason we don't have III
Mr.. Morris-We have them here
Mr. Evarts-wel let us have this one.
Mr. Mors-We here the papers, they not arranged
and could not be.
Mr. Evarts-They have all been classified and marked every
Mr. Morris-Your subpoena does not specify anything.
Mr. Evarts-No but they all classified and published
Mr. Fullerton will look it for you. You can read
from the book and substitute this when II found
Mr. Evarts- you cannot find it you cannot find 1t at
any time, suppose.
Mr. Morrs-We can find 1t now, Mt Evars Il you want to
wait for an hour 10 do II.
M EysIts-Wel that Is yoar affair not ours
Mr. Morris-No Sir 1t is not affair we have orougat
the papers you called for
Mr. EvarsJhey seem 10 DC very wen arranged n.re a "
envelopes
Mr. Fuerton-Those that Introduced arranged in en-
welcomes II this paper deemed OF importance suggest to the
other side that they the printed copy and we WI substitute
the original whenever 1t is found.
Evarts-n you viii continue your search just INC s
why we will 60 on.
Mr. Fullerton-0 course we will.
Mr. PorerYou say you remember the terms Of this nstru
ment; well, can read it just as is. lResding -erS
Su-------s, "aRooSiTv, jan. 3D. 1871
M B beTsbs authoz. NJ fanc. D MOuOn act ia
nv behalf In full settlement with you OF al my accounts wd
~: Tge b Brcotyn DAILY Union. THEO TnToN'"
Marked Exhibit ID T."
O. That the day utter he received the formal bo'e "
dismissalf A. 1t two days after he received it,
O Acting under that you secured how much for MI I0n
from Mr. Bowens
Mr. Beach-we object to that, Sir.
Mr. Porer-On what ground
Mr. Beach-That 1t is totally immateral. -
Mr. Porer-t Is immatera except 1t shows the ehay
| service the part Of the witness.
Mr. Monis-The amount does not
Judge Neson-wel IL 1t is large amount Is large sei
vice. think it well enough TO take IL.
Mr. Beach-H your Honor viii be kind enough 70 note our
| exception
O About what amount A. The account under the contract
was finally settled by arbitration, and s. 90
Mr. Beach-The question what you eecureo ho' "n'
| was settled by arbitration.
| Judge Neson-He means 10 say secured In that way
O What in all did you receive from Mr. beeenet' a.
What amount in all did receive from whol
Q. From Mr.. Beecheri
Mr. Beach-For what purpose'
Mr. Porer-For any purpose.
Mr. Beach-Wel object TO hawhat amount ne fece!'eo
\ from Mr. Beecher for any purpose.
| Judge Neson-Weli for the purposes lac mentioned
Mr. Porer-Did you receive anything from MI Deecnei
except purposes you menonedi A. For the tmuoh OF
Bessie Turner for the purpose Of assisting hr itoh of
no other purpose-and his family
@ What amount In all did you receive from Mr. BeeeheI' a.
have not figures with TO state the exact amount 'a'
received There s. 900 In amount that received from
Mr. Beecher Thai received believe, May "a 1870 ana
the other received from about June 1875 Gown
10 MAY Is7S-yMioug sums