New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09

O. have got through with it have asked You aoou'
your lectures and got through the 81 O now will you tel me
your salary vast A. wH, you VIII Tell me ~ VIM
time you want 10 know II.
O Before December 1901 A. Well Sir my salary was at
various poin g. fixed various times before this
O. Give me all Of themf A. Well told youa little while
ago into thai paper salary OF 800 1t was va
riously increased.
O. Now as editor chief what your respective salaries
through period Of your eitingi A. That DO not re-
member YOU will have TO refer Mr. Bowen when you get
him the stand.
@ Do you mean say that you give no Information 70
concerning your salary different periods during the seven
years Of your cditorshpi A. Mr. Evarts, mean 20 say
exactly do remember what salary was in me "a"
depenent years ago remember that was advanced oy
successive steps until be- from 500 year TO s'O
a year: that is what remember.
@ When it come be 5000 year' A. think in the
year 1869 bu; won't be certain Of that
q Now what 1t Immediately before was changed 70
S7OOOi That don't remember think it was about S5oo
together with percentage Of the profits thoagh won be
certain Of that.
O. And how long did that arrangement cOntinue-S5oO ana
part the proGtsI A. don't know il is so long since
have had any that that all dim haze ana
fog in my mind II IL pleasure Sir TO have you revive
IT, even in that unsubstantial way
Mr Evarts-We 10 would be greater pleasure to me
could revive it little better.
The Wness-We Sir IL You could make II actual would
be q supreme delight Laughter
Mr. Evart-I am afraid the community do that for
Judge Neson-G really wish the audience would be quiet
@ Now what the before 1t was fixed at s0o
and share Of the profits Well Mr. Evarts, have al
ready told YOU dom tell you again don't know
O. Ddn IT, when you became editor inchief in 1903 then
become s. 900 and share Of the proas A. ThH s my i'm
pres-on will be cera you cay in 1853 5000 and
share Of the profits
O. When You became editor In cheff A. Mo- dontthhK
that time it large as that
u That do huk A A
remember Mr. Eyas will send respectful request 10
the office Of The Lin1 that those figures may be gwen to
yu have authority there have not been in there
for four years but have doubt they would be happy to
oblge you
Mr. Eyars-It 4 not my fair IL yours.
M Fulerton-I is what you want to get.
Mr. Eyarts-I want 70 get:t from him. TO the witness
Now a. understand E beginning Of December 1870 your
position vocation and inco your 'siton az lecturer
and writer and in You, salary from The AIt~h'e1F A
Excuse m. Sir I don't urs erstand your question.
@ At the beginning ofS December 1870 your position and
vocation was in regard TO i poynen and emouments-yoGr
position as lecturer a.. author il you please, and as
editor OF The hdDsaiaS with your salary Of s7OO year,
A You are entirely wrong here Nc Eyarts, at the beginning
Of ls5O-.
0 December 1907 A. the beginning Of December 1870
was not ecturer; VA zen editor Of The HiLDHiat and
editor also Of TIE Brook 0n having assumed those later
functions 10 the exclusion & ecturng.
O. Editor Of The T0a A. Yes, Sir was going 20 tell you
a little while ago when yOf Interrupted me
o Had Won formally edoned lecturns 40 YOU means A.
WIN certainly had to q them up became editor Of
The brooklyn Union.
O and ISL terminated your distinct vocation as
lecture'7 A. Yes, Sir. !
o. Now when did you DO into The Brooklyn UHt0a' While
you were editor Of The hleGt were You also editor OF The
Broohyn Cni0af A. For few months: yes, Sir.
O. That was secular PAPER wasn't t' A Yes, Sir so was
the other
o tn. I1,lfDslReat, 4 Yes Sir
O Now when was tbs period OF yonr edforship ~ The
Broo Cai0n' A It began May lz 1870 and ended Deccm
Der 3l-t 1870, o'clock night
O. What positon Of salary compensation IN The
Brah,ya TnioaP A. | tInk sir, il was 800 week.
O. Well then that your position at the beginning Of
Decembe and your aaes in these newspapers and such
occasional employment author might be? A No Sir
hadn't any occasional enpoyments author because
bound myself 10 be- a. author.
q Not author A. That 70 say, bound mysclf
to limit my abors those papers and not 10 write out
side.
o Very we'll then the beginning u December the 'a'a-
from those newspapers your whole income from
your abors' A Yes, s except far as had some little
| money interest.
@ Well that from your labors A. Not from my
| labors Tint is the only way ever got it.
Judge Neilson-Your answer was correct as first given
O. We'll money from Investments and not money earned
and that money interest you have stated being
balance that afterwards perhaps deposited vhh Woodraf
q Robmson' A. Yes, SIR only tribe.