New-York tribune., 1875-02-11
SHARP WORDS BETWEEN THE LAWYERS.

SHARP WORDS BETWEEN THE LAWYERS.
O. You did not show any part of it to him y.
No Sir; not Of that paper
Judge Neson-Let US get the answer
The Wtness-That answer is not correct
judge Neison understand him say that he read por
ton Of the draft.
The witness-we, Mr. Eyarts, am under oath and de-
sire that my may be correct.
Mr. Eyarts-Of course.
The Wlness-I didn't show that document to DR. Storrs
that is to say the document which you have now described
You have asked about the pamphlet how thick was &C.
Mr. Eyarts-And say the sum and substance OF it
Mr. Eyarts-Wel am not now
Judge Neson think he has right to that other
wise it would msconcepdon. That paper was il sense
the foundation OF this.
Mr. Eyarts-Now your Honor please, am not permitted
to inquire concerning complete paper!
Judge Neison-Yes Sir.
Mr. Eyarts-I mean physical pamphlet and nothing else
with whom he left it, and whom he showed it. Now, not
leaving that with stors and showing him the whole OF
it, he had read part of it showed part Of it, that very
pamphlet him. why that would have been proper inter
rogatory.
udge NesonNow understand the witness states he read
partlof the draft to him.
Mr. Eyarts-That Is also matter OF subsequent inquiry
Mr. Beaca-Pemit say, Mr. Eyars that the question
was to that specific paper, the pamphlet
Mr. Eyarts-Wel Sir If haven't it so it is my mistake.
Mr. Beach--Allow me to make
Mr. Eyarts-Wel want to say
Mr. Beach-Do you persist in nteruptng when address
the COurtl
Mr. Eyarts-No Sir.
Mr. Beach, ask you wait until continue my.remarks'
Mr.. Eyarts-Well now, il you choose to continue
Mr. Beach, do choose contnue but desire you not to
interrupt me in that way.
Mr. Eyarts-I interrupted you TO say that Is question.
Mr. Beach, understand your question well you do
The question that put TO the witness whether that
paper which called the True Story" read shown
to Dr. Sorrs. The question not whether the specific
pamphlet which he had inquired about was read or shown TO
him. the senographers minutes will show This draft was
part Of "True Story" the preparation OF the rue
Story" and it necessarily called upon the witness for the
planaon which he sought to give.
Judge Nelson-And the general denacould not well be re-
conced with the fact that he had read portion OF The draft Of
that paper to Dr. Storrs.
Mr. Eyarts-Now your Honor please IL the witness has
supposed any stage OF these questions concerning the
persons whom he had shown with whom they had left
this paper referred to anything else except this completed
manuscript Of which there other copy, then will allow
his answers be corrected in any way that proper
Judge Neison-We understand that now.
Mr. EyartsBut that have right to conhne my question
completed pamphlet and nothing else, tn ink
be denied
Judge Neilson-Wel, II that is ayowed-
Mr. Eyarts-Of course it is ayowed.
Judge Neson-And the witness allowed to explain then
there Misrepresentation; otherwise there for cru
cism.
Mr. Eyarts-I agree SO far, say, II your Honor please
4 there is the least doubt that the preceding ques.
Ions aud answers have been correctly understood
by the witness, applying to that completed
pamphlets have definitely reduced 1t to existence why
am willing any modification should be made which you please
Mr. BeachThe s!enogapher will please read the last ques
ton
The TRIBUNE Stenographer read as follows:
nf,vpug IL 10 Rovn nr
| read the original
q. Now, my question, If ycu please A. No. Sir not the
completed manuscript
q, Did you show il leave it with hlm' A. No Sir
q As whole 2 A. No, Sir"