New-York tribune., 1875-01-28


TO pay half OF their original subscription in consideration Of
being released from the other half and he giving them bic
notes Tor the one half which they had paid payable TIE
Golden Age becoming suocessi A. No doat think that
was the agreement al the time the gwen mat
quite subsequent 10 IT,
q That quite subsequent 10 A. think Il wac that
n my recollection
When was tha agreement mode then, not made
a. the tine Of giving the notes A. think maze 10
1872 some time
What was the agreement in le72 repea. III A. Wei,
can repeat II. Sir
q Can't you repeat the substance Of ~ That Theodore
Ttoh was TO have the whole hngnot cali for balance Of
the subscription and have the whole subscription gift 10
him, without any Obligation to return H.
q Do you mean to say then the liability Of the original
subscribers for the whole subscription continued until Is2
when these notes were surrendered Ny impression that
! 1t did Sir.
z That is Your explanation Of ~ A. Yes Sir that my
explanation OF it,
Mr TrscyThen how ed it happen that in 1871 gave hs
Botes for oneh Of the subscription instead Of the whole Of
~ A Because he only got ehalf
@ All he gave his then the half put n That
s al he Waned-that s the Of money wanted
rec9eci correctly but M Woodruff conducted the whole
Of that negotiation and he viii be able to tell You.
Y Now do you know anything about how much money I'll
ton received that subscription the time Of giving
notes in 1917 A. At the time OF givingf
Yesi A Ny impression s that he received the whole Of
the time Of giving
q You say that he received the wholes A. Re
ceved the whole 1880
@ Do you cay that he received all prior that
time, or that he peceved that day 4 said that did
not recoect few moments ago, haven't anything b GUIDE
my memory with regard to it,
DO yOu mean 10 that you can e anything about
that Ny impression s that The money paid about
the day that the noee given Won't the explain
it, that you goti
@ Now do you know what he did with tha, money! A
I Wnr,H A. RoarJ
drew il; think th account viii show what time paid
@ Now, viii you take that wnh WooRUYF ROBIN
SON and point his deposit that day Of OneaN those
evs Amounting 70 -a $500 one half d them viii be thsti
A. What II the date September 2Othi
Q September 18th 1871. A. Don't see Il here sr.
Is there any deposit abost the 18Th Of September,
1871, theref A No don't appear 20 be.
O. Then what from September 18Th II there deposit At
all that sccountf A. On what account Of the
paperi
Q On account Of Theodore Ton deposit in that account
A February 3D. $500: February 18th soc February oath 1871
500 March ith Sco March stb 500; May let s5a and
November 18th $500
@ That 1872 that Iast' A Ne November 18Th $500 No
vember 2Jth. twenty-hve-
O. Then there deposit that understand
you from March November 1911 a. Yes there depOrii
from March to November, 1871.
q What is III A. $500
@ When? A. March 4h $50
O. say from March November there deposit the
account A. Oh yes; March sth, $500
Judge Eeileon-He from the end OF March; after
March A Yes, Sir there r.
@ What II il; A. May Let. $500.
@ II there any otheri A. To The frst n November
@ Yes. A No, Sir: the next i- November 18th.
q Now what do You understand those deposits along IN
March and May Of 1871, 70 be-
Mr.. FuIerton-Onc moment think must object, Sir.
Mr Tacy-I don't press the question Sir.
Mr. Fueron-I did object in the fret instance because
thought il would time e them ak the question, but
yo1Y Honor perceiyes that reply anything the
subject
Nj Traey-I submit II + directly IL reply.
Judge Neilson- be any fact connection with either
Of the dispositions which you deem material you may ask him
Mr Tracy-Ven won't AK that question. don h'nk II
worth while taking up time aboa, The account shows for
Itself