New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24

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q. wa yor In ,hsI'sois daily Of seeing Me- Mo"''on'
A. think We. sr
q. We'll. almost daily a. presume y"
~. wa, an sctvs menu Of tho firm, sstige pa
c;paot in the busoss, Of tho firm, wasn't hot a fss
| SIR.
q DO you reooec, what portion OF that day 10 sPes$
| In the Office Of the nrmt A. ceudn ' 'en yo"
q DO you recOect any business that was transA%eI
upon that dayi A. cannot tell YOU; Ant feco'iee,
Anything done between him and mo that>asy ekecps
what have told you.
O You don't recollect anything dous that day ~Ssps
what 70. have told 10 the declarations OF VT
Moutont A. I cannot tell you anything.
O. Well ny object wss 10 find ont. Mr. Partridge. ~
could fairly from youwhoter there any iscsde"t "a
connected with this CORPORATION - arts
ing from your business occupation. which impress"
upon your mind unusualiyf A. don't rccoioct ~
thing. Sir
O. And IL was received ny yoc and trsnspsred ~ -
ordinary conversation. making no especial tnossssze
upon your mind A. u made such sn smpre,taa toss =
remembered It.
.. No. no. Cir.
Mr. Eysrts-wcii. now---
Dir. Beach-DhI IL make any especial impressoa ,r,~
your mind, A. 1t Is the orly thing that remember
Mr. Beach, must insist your Honor. thst this ssasao
MARSHALL pay little attention " your Hono~s u
s'rGntlon in answering my question.
The witnoss-I certainly will.
Mr. Eystts-If your Honor please, oocasicn fr
ms learned friends snimadversiou upon this wftness
either In expression In matter and when be Ia aSkee
whether n made any especial Impression upon him. h~
certainly has right Ia answer what degree OF ospeoaA
impression IL made.
Judge Nelson has. when hs IL sskef. Until hsts
asked he has right to no, IL dbl or did noe
make any especial impression.
Mr. Ryass-wel II your Honor please. II wtnassss ars'
confined saying yes no, shall have very strange
production Of evidence.
Judge Ne,son--I hardly think would te strange IL
| the witness Il directed to answer
Mr. Evarts-Yes or no!
Judge Nelson fcontinungIThe specific qnestL,a ssx
| Mr. Eyarts-Now. the question Is, did IL mako Az
| especial impression upon him,
| Judge NeilsOn-It Is easy to say yea or no.
Mr. Eyarts-That would depend upon how the fsot wa
| Judge Nei.son-Then | should say could not tell
| Mr.. Evarts-tt would depend upon low the fact WA
| He might say yea.
Judge Neison-1he witness ought. examination, t.
pay attention tn the examining counsel without turnax
| to the right len.
Mr.. Evarts--Yes; but when he is asked whether any
thing made special impression him. he has right
to state imprcssiOn it made upon him, and othsH
people to Judge whether II is special.
| Mr. Blackwell. dissent from that, Sir
Judge Nelson-Of course; the witness must answer As
question.
Mfr. Beach-fc0nnot conclude this examination. SIC. {
| am perfectly willing 10 stay
| Mr.. Evarts-Take this question aud sns~ee
Mr. Beach-Oh. no; guess not.
Mr.. Evarts-Sureiy.
Mr. Blackwell, I will withdraw tho question.
br Evarts-There Is no nece.sy-tlfs single an,sa'a
| can DO ispOsed o.
Mr.. Beach-NO. il cannot, when Withdraw g.
Judge NcilsOn-You are Wiling to witadrs" W hAss
| an adjournmentt
Mr.. Beach--Yes, Sir.
Mr. Eyarts-It is Withdrawn for good.
Mr.. Beach-SO Sir.
Mr.. Evsrts-Not (Isushter.l II is all very wa, has
| I think the question should be disposed o.
Mr.. Beach-No no. Mr.. Evars's remark, have ~ tn
| pressed me that must make or two preliminary
| questions before put that.
Mr.. Evarts (smiliug l." Especially impressed" yoit
Judge Nesou-det ready to retire. gentlemen Ptesss
| attend Monday morning at IL O'Clock.
Tho Court then adjourned until Monday morning. Apca
| At 4 N'clnck