New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-26
THE WITNESSES OCCUPATION SINCE LEAVING THE
WOODHULIS.

WOODHULLS.
O. Did you have any conversation with any gem
teman going to school before went' A Never
never been in the fruit and vegetable business and it
was getting very them and Thought besha
the best thing could 60 right school and try and
get education.
O. And when did you see Mrs Woodruff ast' A. have
moi seen Mrs Woodruff siuce they trial in the United
States Circus Court.
O. When did you see Miss Cladn A. Both there the
time.
0. Did you see Miss Tennie CaNn' A. No, Sir have not
Of them since
O. Have you seen Colonel Blood since, Not OF them
O. Who subppnaed you, A. Who subpenaed mel don't
know, Sir who was; don't know who subpenaed me.
Has any one talked to you about your evidence in this
case since you subpenled A. Some OF the lawyers
have.
@. when A. To-day
q. How A. To-day.
q. Today A. Yes, Sir.
O. Not before to-day A. Oh yes. Sir some before to-
day.
O. Well, when' A. Yesterday.
O. Before yesterday A. There might have been some be-
fore yesterday.
O. Speak louder A. might have had little interview be-
fore yesterday.
O. don't ask what You might have had Did any talk
to you about your this before yesterday A
They asked mel questioned about what knew about
it,
O. When A. This week
@ What day. A. Monday, and yesterday, too
O. WAeres A. Up here.
O. Howr A. At Mr.. Hills Office.
O. In New York; A. No, Sir, here In Brooklyn.
O. Here in Brooklyns A. Yes, Sir
O Who asked you to 20 to Mr. Hills office. A. Mr. Whit.
ney-Alderman Whitney.
O. Where did Alderman Whitney see you' A. He came
after me, and found me-
O. Fouud you at school? A. No. Sir was not at school that
morning.
@. At home. A. Yes Sir.
Did you talk anybody before you talked to Alderman
Whitney about this case? A. didn't talk in particular with
him. because he didn't tell me; didn't know what he wanted
O. you talk with anyone in regard to the evidence that
YOU were TO give in this case before he for your No.
Sir because no knew where was; tried to keep out Of
it; gave my number.
O. You tried to keep ' A. Yes Sir for had enough
Of it before.
O. where did you go with Alderman Whitney, A came
down TO see Mr. Hill
O. When was thatt A. I don't know.
O. En- A. don't remember, Sir
O. Where did you live after you left Woodruff Clahns'
A. The same place, Sir.
O. Whom did you work With A. Whom did work with
worked at my own busnessfrut and vegetable business
@ Where did you carry oni A. carried on from Nor
folk Virginia, to New York.
O. Where did you make your saesf A. Different places;
sometimes in private families, and so on
O. Did you have any stsndi A. No. Sir, stand at all
O. No shopi A. No shop whatever would ship and get
It all engaged people take it, and ship here and get
paid for 1t.
O. What vessels did 1t come on A. The Old Dominion
Steamship Co.
O. Where did they land A. Pier 81.
O And have you been engaged that business since you
left Woodhull & Clanln? A. OF and on. -
O. Up to the you to school A. OF and pretty
much while it was In season.
O. Have you not followed your trade at all A No, Sir
could not get anything to do.
O. Did you work for no one after you left Woodruff Cahn
A. | do jobs around.
@ Where did you do jobs A. Oh, several little places
Q. Well, where A. Where any wanted me To do any
thing.
@ Where did any one you to do anything A. Seyera
places.
q Name those places, James you are wasting time A.
could not begin name the little small jobs did.
Can you any person FOR whom you worked after yor
LEFT Woodruff Claims employ A. worked for myself! on
my own hook
Q Eh' A worked my own hook that ID my princlpa
business
q Beside yourself whom else did you labor fof A. oal dit
fcSent smali jobs have done.