New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09
almost ,Orgo, unt it was revived the other day Court
Mr.. rrLroy's LATER DEALINGS WITH Mr. BOWEN.

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Q. Now, Mr. Tiiton at some time in the month
OF Decemher- don't that you have fixed the dseyou
ceased 70 be the editor Of The h,et and we're put upon
some other establishment with that paper were You noti A
Yes Sir the other establishment was The BroHyn t"on
O No: some other establishment with the The LdsDsHeA
not hat Of editor time In December you erased 70 DO
editor Of Tn HDeadat and had your relations hEed with u
upon other basis A. Yes SIR thousHt you rPoAS
some other establishment.
Judge Neil.on-In that Department. A. Yes. SIR
Mr. Eyarts-Now when was doaef A. think the date
that settlement assigning Of the new eontracis what
you call the e-abishment
q The ba-is' A December 9Th or sist or 2@d'
somewhere there towards the latter part OF That MONTH
How long hal that arrangement been in contemplation or
negotiation before thus consammatedl A. Well SIR,
number Of weeks.
O And how was brought abou;-by yoa Mr. BOwen''
moving in ~ Well Sir DO you wish TO narate the
steps that led 10 it,
o Briefly don't care about them have no interest in the
details only want to know how the transaction A.
Mr. Bowen somewhere the month Of November, should
say Of the year ls70-possiby little earlier possibly little
ater-tod in consequence u various pressing
upon his mind he wanted to become edorn chief OF IS
LadpenieaL One Of those reasons
Mr. Evars-Wel it, matter don't care about that.
NJ Beach-well don't know you asked Tor he ssp-, and
You will get them.
Mr. Eyarts-I don't care what his
Mr. Bcach-What he stated :. proper.
Sir
O. He opened he matter and told yol that A. Yes. Sir
@ Very well Whit proposed II anything by him. az TO
the termination " your edi;orhip any substitution CT re-
placement OF your employment another FORM A. When Mr.
Bowen informed that ne wanted 20 become editor 81 IS
Hdpeaisnt msantly-not Instantly, but few days aer
warisresolycd that would longer remain in Tie brooklyn
Union.
@ That is II you lcf r., hGpat - 4 n left Tie IN
dpeadeaL IN other words wanted 20 Do free 20 'cture
didn't want home and bGd myself 20 paper Mr.
Bowen gave me- q Motto time in November, the early
par, Of December yelr-notc legal aud proper under
our then existing contracts that ne wanted % himself
OF his paper months hence That would have been
about June ls In pursuance u ht notice Or In answer 70
that noc. min, m, nut Di told Mr. Bowen at The
time, nam, june. ls about eA months heh'e "Ooiu
yield up The B111tly. Caioa.
O. You each hal that right toward he other under your
clntract.s A. Yes SIR under the chen contracts.
q To te-minite months A. To terminal" in nr
He did not wish me- 20 give Up Tie BooHy" t"E"
had then only fc" months connected with IL and no
said It pro-perin, and ~ had number Of
friendly interviews pnport Of which whether or NOT
We coui come % arrangement by which could 20 on
with The B1l nm Tya and n the time writ for F1
Hdeadeo, so that from both newspapers my forhcom
iu and expected income would be- gl A. could get from
deyotng nay hole labor the lecture and ccum platform As
the result Of that conference those conferences toward the
end Of septembcr the sh say somewhere there
signed contract Mr. Bowen become the editor of TS
L,a for i've year. salary Of 5000 year with
cent u the profits.
! q Have you those contracts 4. No Sir
! Mr. Eyarts- To Mr. Morris viii son produce them'
Nr Morri,-TAcy were LEFT with the ARBITRATOR they
| yielded up then.
The Wtuess-I signed. also contract the same evening IN
become special contributor Tie hHpesdH for term Of
years, have forgotten how many for SjsJ year THIS
arrangement left Mr. Bowen fee and clear 10 be editor Of The
haat in chief aul Tree aA4 Gear 70 be editor Of ia.
! TUtJ1 i'm chief.