New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16

| ton on the subject
Nj Eyars-lIa corrected himself; 1t FRANKLIN Wood
| run; he BEGAN Frank Moulton."
Mr. Beacn-Tnat was relating conversation; it was not
upon this point That is all, Sr
REDIRECT EXAMINATION OF Mr.. SCHULTZ
Mr. Tracy-I present Exhibit 10S" TO the
witness Handing witness paper Mr.. Schultz, Is that
the check Mr. TtOn showed the occasion when he
exhibited you Bowen's oheck' A. Well, Sir, could nol-I
Nj Dowens signature before, AID don't know any!
thing about IT, Sir lie exhibited check like that bal
say that that is the Sir lie simply took oa'
of his pocket and held in that way and saw it was Mr.
Bowens and saw check Of 500, but could not
| identify it.
Q. As the precise chccki A. No sir.
O. Now the conversation which yoa had with him IN which
he said that he blow the roof Oh OF Plymouth
Church you rccocct was before The lime That Ae 11Ded s
chcc; TO you ? A. Yes sir.
O. Bat precisely how hong before you cannot undertake 10
say A. No, sir; cannot tell.
O. DID yea tell Tton in the interview at your house, when
he asked yoa subscribe. at time when talking with
him about subscribing for TIE Golden Ag< did you tel him iha'
you thought enterprise good and would therefore sub
scribe! A. No, Sir.
Mr.. Beach-Ths lie 4 reexaminaton Sir
Mr. Trace 1t L. your Honor but Il is beet which omit
ted.
Mr. BeachI is very Objectionable lcadingthe question
which is put
Mr. Tracy-I do It contradict Mr.. Ton, because NJ
Titon examined on that question.
Judge Neilson-Coansel suggests that It not redirect ez-
animation.
Mr. Beach, don't insist upon the objection n council
omitted through nadyerncy, qucsti don't object
Judge Ncison-Go on, Sir.
Mr. Tracy-Wbat did you tell him on that subject n
dln, 60 into the enterprise willingly, or not cheeriay &C.
frfel tie giving Of tina. day, aud when sabs
quenly consented II was in view not Of business TRANSACTION
Nj Bcach-Ohl well, object to that
Did tell him those interviews before Euo-
sc!Gg that you thoug the enterprise good bs-.neis lraLs-
action and would therefore so into i' a. Never never Sd
and never thought 20.
O. Now in the conversation at he Union league Club, wherc
Tion and Mouon present and the subject OF Crpcne
conversation talked oor tie conversation nal bad with
Carpenter talked Of ay Aat Ao0lton may have fad
that Carpenter had authority Now, do you reeoeet in
what language Mr MoaOl spoke upon that snbJec A No,
do not.
O. % you remember whether he said that Carpenter had
authority whether Capat had exceeded his authority
A. don't reool!ect, Sr; il was askcd--
Mr. Reach-Oh, wait You don't recolicct'
The Winees-I DON'T rccoect SIR.
Judge Neil.onThe first point is whether you have got cry
recollection A No Sir have recollection Distinctly on
that question. could Not sy distincuyuse e language
that he used.
O. What ia your beat recollection on that subjcct'
Mr. Pyor- says he has cot there cannot be any
comparison.
The Winess- have recollection TO the language at AL
let the language.
O. What your best recollection as to the substance OF Wa
Mr. 1ilton said on that subjectI
Mr. Beach- he has any recollection on that subject
The witne.s-we1 the topic,he general topic have
Mr. Nouton disavowed for Mr-Mr-
Mr.. Pryor-Tiltonf
The Witnesses anyTight that he had TO send him 70
Furope or connect him with Transaction, understood
him
O. Now send him to Europe to connect him with
the transaconi A. think the conversation between Tion
and myself was be had right 10 send him
Europener need ether language than that but M
Mouon may have said that 10 am not SIRE about it
0 This conversation with Moulton after the eonversa-
ton with Triton at your Office - A. Yes, Sir
Q. How long after A. We'll, month or six weekA
@ A month or six weeks' A Yes Sir
O. Do you in the meanwhile the fact that you
had charged Tlton with being blacknaer had acquired
good deal Of circulation around the Cub' think had
O. And created great deal OF tak'
Mr.. Beach-objected TO- Sir
Judge Eeilson-Y0u have got that.
O. The conversation which you have referred as between
yourself and Ton and Woodruff newspaper related
The Oode, Age entirelyi A. Entirely.
O. And was at your housei A. Yes, Sir
O. And that WAS You say, early In S7lthe conversation
about Golden age at your housef A. 1t was about two or
three weeks before The Golden Age started doat ecoect
O. And conversation with Carpenter about the newspaper
enterprise was the election in 1872 aud from the 10Th Of
December the list Of January 1897 A. Yes Sir; reme
| Der that Distinctly.
O. And you think along about the Nth and Sh
DAVIS OF December A. Between the 10th and the 1st
| I think nearer the ga, 9h Or e5th, somewhere
along there I Q very distinct rcconecien about
| that from O Circumstance which 1 could narrate.
O. Now in your conversation with NJ Tlton at the tine
you submitted 10 Bailey did Mr. Tton In that converse
ton limit Mr. Carpenters authority in any except to say
that he had right send him to Europe Goespondent'
Mr. Beach-Tha calling for the judgment o. opinion Of
| the witness.
Judge Neilson-Do you think 1t proper. Mr. Tscy. to put
| such question in that form TO Jour own winessf
Mr. Evurts-We eIoept.
yudge Neeon-I asked the counsel II be though pse@ 70
| put such question In that form 10 his own witssss
| Mr. Tzcy-I may be wrsng but
| Judge NelsoA-It h not In proper form
| Mr. Eyans-O, what grounds Is 1t not propess
Judge Nelson-os any ground II should have sssa sAs'a
| On the direct II asked at ell
| Mr. Tncy-I following their crsm exAAnAdos Tney
have examined what Mr. Tuton said In regard 10 Ma
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