New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-31


been TO my house and spoken to Mrs Cahn about ther
opening an oGlco in New-York and wishing to form an
acouantance; and "a she urged very much That sho
would ask Inc call and her, Miss Clalin said
O. You we're not pressed, you, when Miss Claim
said thisi A. No.
G. Then won't have any hearsayi A. Ihat Is "ha'
was going
O. How long afterward did you call after she called at
your officci A. She wrote me- think before that
@. / don't ask you about the letter. l ask you wheh
she callcdi A. 1 could not say.
O. How long after she called at your house, as you
statet A. think she called at my house. am not GER
tain whether II was the Winter the Spring, but was
about to say, Sir, what cannot say
O. long after she called at your house did you call
on heri Now you about to say that 1t will satisfy
mol A. think some weeks perhaps months
O. How long after she called at your house was 1t that
you called upon heri A. 1t was good while
O. Howl A. 1t was good while; she called very soon
at the office.
O. Did you subscribe for the paperi A. She sent mo
the paper
O. Did you subscribe for the paperi A. No. Sir; she
came to the office never subscribed for it,
O. Did you pay for iti A. don't know Sir whether
did or not
Q. Howi A. don't know whether did or not.
O. Why don't you recollect whether you paid for the
paperi A. remember there being an advertisement IN
the paper.
not certain
O. Howl A. I am not certain whether she ever sent a
bill.
O. Did you ever pay for the paperi A. don't know,
Sir; II she sent bill, did.
Mr.. Tracy-I submit he has answered that question.
Judge NcilsOn-He has answered, 81 don't know
whether paid it or not"
The witness-I don't know; II she sent the BILL prob
ably paid It, Tho paper came to the Office and saw the
adv n he VI them
to stop the paper and tho advertisement had been put in
gratuitOusly
q. You did not advertise in it A. No, Sir
O. Well did you see the advertisement in il OF your
business A. Yes Sir it was card simply.
O. Simply card A. Yes. Sir.
O. Do you know how many times IL was insertedi A.
do not it stopped Immediately.
@ Did you go to Mrs Woodhulls Office at the sugges-
ton OF any onci
Mr. Tracy-I don't think much time should be wasted
on such questions those
The Witness-I went in at the suggestion Of Mr.. Vail
passing along and Mr.. Vail said LET US go in
and the lady bankers" think.
O. Did in NJ the suggestion OF any one eiscf A.
No, Sir: not at that time.
@. You have heard it stated when Mr. Tfton made
the acquaintance Of Mrs. Woodruff haven't yOui A.
No, Sir; don't know that have may have; don't
| remember.
O. Haven't You heard 1t stated that he made her ac-
1t, no doubt, but don't remember It, Sir.
O. And do you say that you had connection with the
insertion OF this card you call it, in her paperi ~
No, Sir did not had idea it ever published
there until of the clerks called my cntion to IT,
O. Well didyou visit Mrs woodhull at the house
A. Yos Sir went there with Mr.. Bowen once.
@. How often did you visit her at the housed A. That
is the only tina, Sir.
@. But Oncei A. Dut once.
G. DO you rccollect when it vast A. No, Sir do not
/ have nothing to fix it by.
@. DO you rccoect the yeari a. know it was the
week that Lewis Tappan died. because Mr. Bowen came
down to attend his funeral.
q Don't you know the yearl A. don't know, Sir.
O. What time in the day 1t you visited herr A.
About O'Clock in the afternoon think; met by al
pointment there Sir. at o'clock We were to see some
documentary evidence that she going to show us.
Mr.. Beach-Oh! well; We did not ask that at ALL We
move to strike IL out
Mr.. TracyI object to that; the witness has right to
state his purpose and his object in going there.
Mr. Beach-IIe has not II right state it exami-
nation.
Mr. Tracy-t is due the witness to state it your
examination
Judge Neison-I don't think it is material to say 1t
to sec documents.
Mr. Tracy-is IL material to show mat lie went there
your HOnorl
judge Neison-I don't doubt that being material.
Mr. Tracy-Ifit il material show that he went there
is II not material also, to show why he went therel
Judge NeisOn-WGll the learned counsel has not asked
that question.
Mr. Tracy-Butit ia due to the witness to state that he
went there.
Judge Neilson-He has not been asked that question
yet.
Mr. Beach-Is that part of the answer stricken out
Judge NeilsOn-Yes, Sir
Mr. Tracy-Your Honor will note our exception
Judge Neilson-Yes.
Mr. Fullerton-At which meeting OF you gentlemen was
It that it was first suggested that the papers connected
with the scandal should be burned A. think il was
suggested at all tho meetings; think began with
/ that.
Mr.. shcarman- (Rcpoatngl. think it began with
that.