New-York tribune., 1875-01-22

O. And then pat into act-one Of TIE Golden Ace tracts.
A. don't think published in The Gden Age, Sir,
O. Have you got copy OF that lfe' A. do not think have
Mr. Evsrts-(to plaintiffs counsel we gave you notice to
produce IT, II you had any such copy.
Mr Mors-It does not appear that the plaintiff has It,
Mr. Evarts-We would like TO have It, if you have got it,
Mr. Morris-We have not got II.
Mr. Eyarts-wogayc notice produce the composition
Of c and they say they have not got it, VIC may
have to have copy oft
Judge Neson-Thc manuscript suppose, passed TO the
printer; 1t ia not often reclaimed.
MIR EyartsVcry likely; OF course
Mr. Tracy-Tow large pamphlet thatf A. smaH
pamphlet, as rccolcct; butt did not read ALL
O. You read the most of it! A. No don't think did
Judge Neilson-He answered the other day, think,
Mr. Tracy-No the Life" that another compost
ton
The wiuessB anything to be done with this letter
that hold
Mr. Tracy-No; think not Now 1t after publication
OF the "Iio OF Victoria Woodruff" that this change that
you have already spoken Of in your evidence made in the
subscription TO The Golden AgeY A. think was after the
publication OF the Life OF Victoria Woodruff"
O. How LONG afterf A. don't exactly recolect Sir.
@ Well can't you approximate to 1t A No, cannot;
shall be able to- think before finish my evidence had
letter that the date for which have made search and
have not found.
Now state detail what that change was that occurred in
The Gden Age after the publication Of that Lief Mr.
Woodruff thought best that Mr.
O. Justsate what done don't care what you thought
Or
Judge Neson-So far as you know what was done. You
told us the other day your Whea il came to pay
ment Of the subsorponof half OF the subscription
Mr. Woodruff thought 1t better that Mr. Woodruf-hat BIZ
Ton should have The Goln Ags his own property-bo'
sole proprietor Of it, and the notes were surrendered
to Mr. Tilton. When that was Sir. don't remember.
O. And what was received by the subscribers for the half OF
the subscription already paid in A. Their notes. believe
What was received. what!
O. What did the subscribers from Mr. Tton for the
half of the subscription which they had already paid in? A.
Nothing that know Of.
O. They gave that TO him? A. Yes Sir
O. In other words they gave him what they had already paid
n in consideration of his releasing them from the other half Of
their Subscriptions that it, was not? He did release
them from the other half OF their subscriptions
@ Well the one was the consideration for the other wasn't
tf A. suppose it was.
And that wa done by all the subscribers. including your
self A. Yea, Sir.
O. Now are you not able to approximate to the time when
that occuued' A. really am not Mr. Tracy; hope 10 TX
for you before my testimony il concluded
O. About now soon SITTER the publication was III A. really
don't remember Sir; recoccted anything about ii would
state it freely
O. Can YOU tell whether it was before after the stenway
Hall meeting' A. don't recollcct that.
O. say you got letter that will enable yon 10 n1 tha'
date? A. have had such letter; yes, Sir
Mr. Tracy-We will thank you to refresh your memory
The winess-Or have been Informed OF such letter.
have such letter
Mr. Shearman have subpGnsed the plaintiff in this case
07us hc to produce the original manuscript Of the Life OF
Mrs Woodruff and so printed copy We have also given
him notice to produce
Judge Neilson don't think yOu can compel him to bring
printed copy. You buy that perhaps at The store
[Laugher.l
Mr. Tracy-Unfortunately cannot your Honor
Mr. Byarts is question arising AS to whether we can
cannot at preseHt taken the proper steps to have
him do it, and the question is whether he brings or not
Mr. Fullerton-He cannot
Nj Eyars-Not the printed copy.
Mr. Funeron-We - haven't got any copy
Nr Evars-Then shall have to refer TO other evidence
Mr. Tracy-We you remember that such Life was issued
as one Of The Golden Age tracts, do you nots
Mr. Morris-Le has not said so.
Judge Neison-He has said does not remember that
il was.
Mr. Trscy-That II was
Mr. Pryor-That it was not
judge Neson-wel what did yOn sayt A. He asked me il
il
Mr. Blackwell don't see the maeriality OF that inquiry
Mr. Tracy-Was or was the Life of Victoria woodruff,
written by Theodore Tton issued as one OF TIE G0d" age
tracts!
Mr. Beach, object to that question
Judge Neison-I think lie has answered Let him answer
10 Won know whether it was nOi A. II issued IN
tract Sir don't recolect whether it was one Of the Godf"
IIGcts not
O There was series called Ccdeo ge Tracts, was there
notf A. don't know that there series There were some
Gode1 Age tracts.
q Numbered Tract J., "2 ., auo % ou' "a uO"
recollcct that.
O. Don't recolect that' A. No. Sir.
O. Well that was Goea age tract wasn't it; and Issued
from the Go'dea Age Office A. don't kno" th"' was
@ The Life Of Victoria Woodhul'
Mr. Fulerton-He has said that
Judge Nelsou-IIe said that he knows that ii was Issued
in The GO Age Office he does not know that 1t was one 0i
me GOld<a Age tracts.
Mr. Tracy-Now wan the fact Of the issuing OF that tract
the publication OF the Life Of Victoria WoOdhuvey injurious
to Tie Golden hgeF
iObjected to
Judge Nelson-Ruled out, Sir.
@ Wasn't it the occasion Of this transaction by which the
subscribers asked relieved from their subscription in
consideration of their surrenderng the notes.
MIR Fullerton-Tha is objected TO.
Judge Neon-I think he answer that so lar as he m
sclf is concerned, but not as to the others.
Mr. Morris That is not the question.
Jud,e Nelson-How was it o. to you personality
Mr. Beach-Wen that immaterial. How is it nateral'
Judge Neison-I don't know only that it is posi-
bIy material In view.
Mr. Beach-Wel, when the question is objected TO- yoLr
Honor should see the materlaity Of it.
Judge NeisOn-I don't see the materiality OF IT,
Mt the mode in which can be connected with
the trial as material What the publication Of the Life OF Vic
tors WOodhu has to do with the inquiry now before your
Honor not able TO perceive.
Mr. Tracy-I will ask you other question.
M EvarsThe Judge says he may this question.
Judge Neison rule that he may answer far he is
personally assuming that he cannot to the
motives OF the other persons take exception to that
MI Eyarts-Well let have your answer' A. 1t did not
have any effect upon me, Sir.
Mr That not the occasion OF it, theu far
you were concerned A. No, Sir.
Judge Nelson You lose time by rcpeang that don't help
IT,
Mr. Tracy His that it did not have any effect
upon him.
Judge Neilson-we that conclusye that ends the in