New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
rHE rERMs op rnE sIrRscRIprIoY

Q. How many days after that did he come Tiers
and have interview with Mr. Schultz A Well should
judge il was two three days afer.
@ Was that hosOccaon when Mr. Bailey was with him, A.
Yes, Sir.
@ You heard Mr. schuz evidence on the stand descrisg
the interview between himself Mr. Tton that officer
Yes Sir.
Q And this the interview A That was the sane
interview; yer, Sir.
@ Now, Sir, you you your partner
serbed 4ge. you
subscription A. We were TO loan
Mr.. Beach, suppose that is in writing, Sir.
Mr.. Tracy-NO, there proof writing yea
It verbal subscription for augh that appears up ibis
time and for which subsequently yon as your
Honor will remember the 10Th day Of September 1871 the
subscription having been made in the Spring WRter
VOus that il, the agreement subscribe and
given for half Of it, S75I the 5th OF September 1871
think. Those notes were taken up by subsequsnt-
Go on.
Mr. Trscy-whst the OF that subscription A.
We to loan Mr. Tlton Of u.s. $500 for whchve
receive cent per drew the form of
the notes think and perhaps drew OF the sny
Mr. Woodruff sent up the form Of note and beOtcd
to IT, gave permission TO examine the books OF TIC
GOa Age and the accounts &c, recoect it, and sent
back Mr. Woodruff that whatever money loaned TO Mr.
Tton would loan him right and drew form
Of something like this To value received promise to
pay John Souhwick $780, with interest per cent
contingent upon the Of The GOeH Age Of which
the sole editor and proprietor That form adopted
and Mr.. Woodruff said that was right
@ When did you pay any amount your subscription tina
you had made The Gien Age; when did you pay ' A.
think Sept 18th; have looked at my books
O. Sept 18th, 1917 A think that is the date Of my check
O. And what did you receive for that check from Mr. Ttont
don't recoect received afterwards received after
wards this note, signed in the
O. In the way you have statedl The form stated;
yes, Sir
O. What proportion Of that subscription did you pay thss
me' A. $3.50
Q. Onehalf? A. Yes Sir
O. And understand all the subscribers did the samei
A. Well, half OF what they agreed.
O. Now afterwards there any change made in your
agreement about The Golden Ags and If when it
A. The change made in 1871 think somewhere in the
Summer Shall Lean l what Mr.. Woodruf-hOw It wss
brought about
Q. Go right on A Mr. Woodruff came to my house and
said
Mr. Beach-You need not state that.
Mr. Tracy-Oh yes Mr. Woodruff the agent OF tho
plaintiff who consummated that arrangement, already A
pears in evidence.
Mr. Beach We object to IT, There is no such evidence Ia
the case.
Mr. Tracy-You forget the evidence OF Mr. Woodruff
take &C.
Mr. Beach-No; don't forget IT,
Judge Neilson-Wel, change made.
The Witness-A change made yes Sir
Judge NesonCan without giving the conversations
Woodruff 1t was entirely, Sir
Judge NelsOn.-Now, go
Mr. Tracy-On the Intervention OF Mr. Woodruff A Yes
Sir.
O. What was the reason assigned for that change'
Mr. Beach-Objeced TO, Sir.
Judge Nesonl don't think you take the conversation.
Mr. Tracy-I don't ask for the conversation T. Ma.
Shesrman you the testimony Of Mr. Wool n
that subectg ask the that led that change
will another question: preliminary before get 10 that
To wtness Did you have talk with Mr. THtOn about
he changer A. don't recolect that did
O. Did you before after 1t nader A. dent recoect
that did.
O. Well what the change that made them A.
Well the change made that TO give up the notes
which we held Mr. Tlton; and then to be released from
further payment Of further mOneysany further amount
You give 70 the security that you had received for
the onehaf paid A. To make him present in consider
alton Of being released from any further payment
O Yes; any further payment A. Yes, Sir.
O Now with whom that arrangement nader A. With
Franklin Woodruff
O. For whom did he claim to act in that arrangement
Mr. Beach-That issbected to, Sir wait aminute.