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to-day, Saturday, in trying an old dam
age suit, growing out of the war. 1t is
high time all these wretched cases were
kicked out of our courts.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

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Apr14 n6-6m
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

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81, 500 in Gold Coin to GiVeAWaY

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As follows: To the 0etter-up Of the LARGEST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10
A CONTRACT vAINLY DENIED.

In the Superior Court, before Judge Speir,
yesterday trial had of the suit Of James E. Ward
and Others against John Turf and others, which wss
brought TO recover damages alleged oontrae' DO
tween the parties 10 carry steam yacht IS feet ons'
Severed to the defendan as agents other persons
in Cuba me plaintiffs claimed theY had agreed 70 90
the work for 900 in gold, and IN "a WAT
Of carrying the yacht deck. The defense was
denial OF any contract the deienaan1s oinI .nae
railing the that they could notpay 80 uuch and
eaS SIS aend IL 10 another vessel Tie main question
o." ", conrse aa 10 whethere there Was any contract,
and the amount In suit 1850, claimed 10 be lost
through hiring the boat Tue jury gave me pialaun
red Tor the paintif Aeury Smith and Caauncey
Sualsog lvg QeIvu1aA~ .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10
COUNSEL MAKE A CORRECTION.

Mr. Fulerton-There is one question here in ref
erenee TO the publication in The Graphic Yon asked whether
,b was not an omission in the Catherine Gaunt letter. lou
e of The graphic find The Graphic here ana the part
which was omitted Is Autographed tnlA "4e "i' s
IN answer the whole question
The Wpess-I respectfully ask the Court that Mr. E'ar's
nav do me justice in respect to the Catherine Gaunt eof
~ Fv.rtsIt is not necessary; stated that when the publ
cation in The Graphic produced would OF course speak
for itself. ~ -.
M mo Re kind enough to inform the jury mat it was there
horonbd as it was written exactly would DO the same
for Won under the same circumstances
NJ py.rtz-I will do exactly I said would that when
TN, GyDhc was produced with in would present H. IhA'
will do.
The Wltness-Thank you.
Mr. Eyars-Bu looked over what appear 70 De reprou"'
ton NJ The Graphie-what do you call thenf
The Witness-Fdc -siniles is an exact one
~, Fvars-And the Catherine Gaant letter is not amsng
them in this book ,-
Mr. FulertonThat the difficulty That book no one Seen
n he responsibIe for it n nulsus GtHs
NJ Pyos-That agree do not want to hold any one
soors ihle for e.; it the only material we had-
M Fya1s-Now this is TIE GTdpfe OF SepeDer % 10 ~
and that was the first perhaps the only issue OIL ' iA'
i the only time ever published the Catherine uau' e''o
and that publication correc- .... -.
- Tz Gonnbie in which the publicaion-the hhographc
publication or fac npRe publication Of certain letters was nade
bv Won and at your requestf A 1t Is Sir
o And were any such papers 80 published as INC 'e'
in spy other issue Do you know whether that included AL Oh
,e there auy othersS A. There were very many documents
,a a. IN. ,,,Ie in connection with Mr. Moulton's state
ert This letter was published in connection with mine
o And this is the only publication .of ae Sna IN eonnec
- vour statement that you NADER A Yea Sir this rs the
I time that published Catherine Gaun letter. ana
uub shed 10 exactly correct ,
O. Thai speaks for ITSELF But my point Is
~ sJce igail(S
- his number of TIE Grupiicr A. never made any oief
nubeation Of this letter in c sib any other way O"' a
which IL in your hands - r,,
lido not conane myself TO the Catherine Caunt letter Di
Won publ,sh any statement number Of Je nis OF any o.
tbs docenls o. ape excPWAaI aie Va Iaese slee'a "'
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DECISIONS-FEB. Q.

Supreme Court hambvs-By Judge Barrett
Wade agI skinner-Ordsr granted .,.,
&c Da Beaueu shpp-A for counsel In
the matter Of p Fsy A% SS Sand Bate, M
Bae-Report confirmed Judgment Of divorce granted snI1y 9g
Memorandum.
Supe,lor Court-Specidl Term-By Judge Sedgwick.
Foyer AOe-Rsesiyer appointed Thomas agt BsonsOoa
Of divorce the defendant Rrou agt Van
TUT aoaon that M ae.Oa De continued granted 'se
denied without prjudiee see aenoFan1um1 =, o.,..
General Term-BefOre Curtis and Sedgwick, j. j.
Mahsr infant &c g The Cenra ParE Note and bsss
River Railroad CoJudgaeu affirmed, with costs opinion BY Sedg
WICK J.. Curtis J., eonerrf1ng.
Court Of Appedls-ALBANY, Feb Sin the Court
OF Appeals to-day following deeisions handed down.
Judgment sme ~t sesArhe Mechanics and Traders Saoosi
lev sgt Draper; English admir- agt Brennan -,
Judgment reviewed trial granted andosH TO abide the events
The sga,s. wabdse affirmed With and the uds
and trial granted costs
aigmept Of the su rene Of the Surrogate
yed euted the Surrogate for reharus Of
n. Lain and smsaBtEnee Jacques
modified deoetng s2s 50 The an0aa' Of s,sses IN.
eiAer party IN his Coartsi.in azt
a,. asr@sd and judgment .ssose p.nnH stipulation with
eoPanek as Ne~YoIk Central and Hudson River Railroad
from the order Of Dee 90 1873 dismissed and order OF
April TO- 1874. ARMED With costs -Ba asn agt MeSeiL
nsua psnn deducs from the verdict 81 STA -
The difference bssee the Vsae he wheat owed aPso me wa n
the ohe Al the Bs Of We onveIslon seihs p.r N
event 10 this against the other the plaintiff
as. not .su.,s within 80 S., S S1 o. me S'os
and Traders Bsnkt Of B0eAo Sg Phe fae and
Notion proceeding, denied without Thompson 'g'
lam Ne~Yors Central and HHdson River Railroad
restore cstss Ianse Peop Mspr sgt Mot
and egae-s Commissioners
IPor otAsr Court P,ooeedsnOs a. Eifth Pagsl
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THE WORLD CARD.

q Now. as | understand you, Mr. TtOn, your
and intimacy Of the decree that It had attained
with this sdy would have continued for ausht we have now
heard except for this Tit Tat" article coming up'
cannot answer to that, Sir.
O That is only interruption that You nave spoken O
A Wei when the interruption came that ended it.
O. Well know you said so Now Sir aftef the pnphca
ton of this card OF Woodruff in The World in May dd
mot that publication comment and scandal concerning
Mr. Beecher and your family A. don't think did don't
roV remember that card attracted much attention. and
cannot recall any instance Of any person outside OF the very IN
innate circle Of my acquaintance who had idea to whom
that pointed
o Very we'll That was the happy state Of things, was
not in the community that regard that nothing moved
or agitated by that card A cannot say
So far as You knew far as you observed nothing ma
teraI, cannot say the card produced no impression
O. Nothing notwithstanding that occasoned soilcitude vi
,ttnton from your A. No, cir tank not, because the
h,st which the card contained had not been carried into ex
ecution.
M FuIerton-To the witnes: You don't understand his
| Cdr Eyars) question
MI Evats-( TO Mr. Fulertonl: Anything you want with
met
destand hi, Cir Rvsrs0 question. lie answering it
ben Won M Evarts sed another word whether occaoned
soliciude or attention from him.
The Wness-I understood you to ask, Mr. Eyar whether
the publication Mrs Woodhuls car in 1871 with these blind
illusions Mr. bceCner anu 70 hIs 4IOh prouu0cu P"N
comment 49,
Mr. RyarsYes Sir produced any comment and then used
another word or attracted any socude attention your
| party A. On my part'
O Yes Sir A. Oh it attracted great soilcitude on ny
| part
O. It Is not whether the card attracted H. but whether any
thing arose Yon told about the card and your going there
NOW did there follow that In the comments OF scandal
ANYTHING that excited your socude or attenoni lily I'M
pe.ion Is that in The W0rd newspaper sometime Afterwards
there were some references very pointed and still rather blind
a, Mr. observation-disclosures articles which some people might
understand and which The great public might noI nave
recollection OF that sort
o Rnt sll nothing that came any head' A don't know
what you mean BY coming TO head
Mr. Byarts-wel, l cannot cxI'nin. 1t Is one oil NOSE
| thing
| Mr. Fulerton-Thst fellow can and out.
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SALES FROM p O'CLOCK P. NJ. T,
CLOSE OF BC5I-
TUESDAY. Feb. Or. NJ

TUESDAY. Feb. 9-p
The dullness of the railway share market con-
times but there was more ifo and animation to-
day than Yesterday, and also wider changes. The
market opened pretty much as it closed last night
and was dull and dropping nearly all day, despite
the fact that Union Pacific was strong ak day. The
weakest places on the list wera Northwest. Ct
Paul Western Union Telegraph, and prominently
Pacific Mail. Lake Shore was comparatively
steady, while Wabash declined 10 Is. and o., Z.
and l. c. to 81. The general market closed steady
The aggregate business Of the day amounted to only
~, 500 shares of which IS 800 were Western Union.
a80O0 Pacific Mail g. 200 Union Pacific, 1890 North
western. 1900 Lake Shore. 600 Wabash 47OoC c. O.
&LC $500 Ohio and Mississippi. 400 each Ere
and st Paul and !, 800 shares OF other stocks The
decliae in stocks to-day. comparing the
cosisg prices With those Of last evening
orc IA folows: New York Central Han
niAa and ST. Joseph Rock island and Union Pacific.
aash per cent Erie aud Northwestern Preferred,
zach h Harlem and st. Paul. each !; Lake Shore.
North- Western. and Ohio and Mississippi, each .;
Western Union Telegraph. T. Wabash, 1; Pacific
Mail u, land c.. c. and L. Il; Delaware Lacka-
wanna and Western gained /, and Atlantic ana
Pacific Telegraph 4. The opening. highest, lowest.
and clong prices Of active stocks sold to-day wers
I'm.
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SHARP CRoss-QUEsTIoNING.
Confined from Fosrth Page.

Judge NelsOnTha granted. unless they put the maverick
paper in evidence.
Mr. EyasThe statements OF counsel are quite nnportant
for comparison OF papers, viii reproduce them at the proper
time.
Judge NesOn-I suppose they regarded as before u.s.
Mr. KYarts-This is the paper showed to the witness and
what showed t TO for appears in his oral examination
now have ii marked shown TO the witness.
Jud,e Nelson-Thai is matter Of form undoubtedly but
the jury before them certain statements in regard TO the
discrepancy those statements regard to the discrepancy
nre proper here unless the papers are before
Mr. Ryas-Tere is doubt that they to depend upon
the comparison Of the papers and all that has been done as
went with the case is have compared written letters with
printed ones and pointed the differences read them
Judge Neilson-They both considered read then
Mr.. Beach--And both In evidence
Judge NesonYe Sir unless in evidence you have no COM
parison; we have been wasting our time
Mr. Evarts-No doubt doubt Unless the paper that he
says he put before the Committee in these leaves in evidence
There Is no comparison.
Letter marked D. 90" Maverick copy marked ID 100
On each sheet
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HINT OF A BLACKMAILING SCHEME.

o And YOU were absent on political campaign
at the time Woodruff publication Of 1872 was made as you
have stated A. Yes Sir.
O. Did you ever hear OF that publication, or
any portion Of 1t, being in clips aud proposed to be
unfinished before 1t was published, A. No. Sir; all
heard on subject after got home through Mr..
Beecher had been presented % him, az least
he had spoken advance Of its publication and As an
derstood some blackmal had been levied on him
O. You have about that representation
not in your direct examination
Mr. Beach-No, Sir,
The Witness-Oh, Sir any slips Of Il; did
not know 1t was going TO be published
@ Whatever you did do since Jon have began it.
we viii hear What did you hear through MI
Beccher about the woodhull publication having been
brought to his notice before IL appearcdi A Ny
impression Is that he made statement to the effect that
few days before il was published person had called upon
him and notified him that such publication was gong 70 De
made and that he considered the call in the lgh! Of threaten
ing visit, and had rebufed the man.
O Sent him away, A. Yes Sir is the substance of ID
q That s ALI A don't know who 1t was that made the
CALL my impression Is that he made some aasaen 70 'ha In
Of his public utterances
Mr. Byarts-Yes; IN some one OF MIS- statements 10
| the witnessl Now when did you leave New York TO
start on this tour which you were absent al the
time on the publication A. Well, Sir, / spent
nearly all the time the Cincinnati Convention In Nay
and the Presidential eection-neariy all the time
Q. You mean the campaign in general' A Yes Sir
O. Well this particular absence refer to. How much we're
YOU In New York in the month Of Oct0berf Ny impression
that came home Maine election and spoke in the
Academy Music and then hastily returned TO England
in oil up part Of The time IN the State OF Lamp
| shire.
@ Then You think you were not much in New York in
| Octobcrf A. No Sir; not much
Did you have any communication OF any KIND eithes per-
soua or by letter with Woodruff from the time that
broke OF about T1t Tat" letter until The publication
| of the Be echer scandal, A Until thens
@. Yes, Sir. A had not then
O. Well say until then / am not asking you about any
other thing than that A. The last time had any eommup
cation with Mrs woodruff was April 1877 hsye had
any communication with her since from that tue to this
O That exactly have asked yoa-ns written or per
sonal communication with her A. No, s have 10, had
| any interchange Of any sort
Did any personal communication or send any
written communication to your A. Not that | know Of
| O. In that interval, A. Not that l know Of Sir
O. It didn't your notice, IL she did you say' A. No
| Sir.
Mr. Evaiso the Court We have reached the usual hour
| Of sdjoauliuca,. your Honor please.
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now hodi A. No. Sir the other satemensw were published
by Mr. Moulton.
Mr. EvarsNow have IT. Now letter as hofe fac sim
He'd contains the omitted passage and the omitted Wo any
and enry presume the original Ietisr TINS
The Graphic Of September rs 1874
The Witness-I thank you. sir.
@ Now. you furnished tbist A. did Sir.
Mr.. Evars-I suppose this had better be marked.
Mr. Beach-OhI no, for Heavens sake; there enor0
Judge Neilson-Thc statement is takon in evidence
Mr.. Evarts-It may be marked for identification.
Mr.. Beach-There will be trouble about II.
Judge Nelson-The stenogapher date Of the
paper. probably.
@ Now after this September publication yoursths was
published In The Golden Age and GOLDEN Age Tracts A II
not published in The Golden Ags
@ Published in The Goiea gs Tract alone A. Yes Sir
O Was there a larger circulation Of them A don't ro'
member about that.
@ You know there good many thousand OF them
distributed by you
Mr.. Fullcrton-We object to that
Judge Nelson ITO the wness You may give the general
fact
Fullcrton-Eow does material in this casef
Judge Neilson-I don't see but s think viii take the
general fact.
Mr. Eyas-were there good many thousand Of them sold'
A. No, Sir think not Sir; think that 1t was reprinted
in the newspapers don't think very many copies u the tract
sold.
@ The market spoiled by reproduction in that way! A.
No Sir don't know whether market spoiled or not
@ You presented in that light that 1t was multiplied IN the
newspapers and there less sales than there might nave
beeni A. You judge OF that az well as I, Sir
@ You brought it out You said it was published in the
newspapers what connection did you bring that outf A.
In answer to your question.
O. Bearing on the question OF the sales in this form No.
Sir You asked how widely it had been circulated
didn't understand You to ask how widely had been
sold.
O. Yes Sir A. don't remember that the Gales amounted
to very much.
O. Do you remember that they announced in your
paper as having been sold the Of twelve thousand!
A. Copiest
O. Yes Sir A. do not remember.
O. Do you remember what the emouments from the
publication
Dir. Fullerton-Is that proper
Mr.. Eyarts-Why notH
Judge Neilson-I do not
Mr. Beach-Why Is tg cannot what has to do with
the issue.
MI Eyars-It is not OF sef very material 1t is single
circumstance 1t is very material but Is good evidence
l suppose
Mr. Fulerton-I don't that has any aluson to this
Mr. Ryarts-You don't any application Of the Woodruff
matter to this case supposes
Mr. FullenOn-No; did not.
Mr. Bvarts-That is the difficulty We passed that long
while ago
Mr. Fucrton-It was got up BY Mr. Beechor. the
witness and Mr. Mouton.
Mr. Evarts-I don't enough about it, you object to H.
Judge Neison-The question assumes that Aefe were
emoluments and there may not have been any.
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rur wonnHrLL BIoGRAPHY ADMITTED.

=
1,dco Nelson-If we receive this, we are to re-
;ye II as he read expressions from newspaper ana
ssked the witness u those we're his sentiments
Mr. Eyarts-R he the author OF them ana lney were
bis sentimentA -. H.. 49,. d.
Mr. Beach-I proposed 70 read soine'ins 'hA' mas no
tt,r0a,e and material upon material issue
- az oaso as the o1edibity Of the witness, on some
other i,sue it is totally mmateral and inadmissseie
~ sk vour Honor what legal effect will 1t have upon
asu Of this ease upon party or witness in s
- 80 ,~oDe that Mr. TYon in this publication, approved OF
- r.et., oy copduct OF Mrs Woodhullf What know
davvba. lecal knowledge have OF Mrs. woodbury.
Whist representation has been given here Wmch shod
d en-, Testimony Of this witness entitled TO less credbiy
scene he had connection with Mrs Woodruff or association
,h Mrs Woodhun any way. There h no evidence al all
CT do not understand counsel 10 propose 70 give any
-, in REGARD TO that Your Honor on The jury cannot take
information A. 10 tene career OF Mrs woodruff;
= ais. sense / submit your Honor it is entirely
- yidsnee unless my friend intends 10 go further
"a nIb,en ms somewhat IN regard " te doctrines and
course OF life Of this lady.
- Ss,,.onI think viii take the answer to the ques-
49,. s,d Won can have your exception, Mr. Beach.
~, VstsYou hsye this Life a. never wish TO see II
again -. ...o,,, ., Mr.. Wood.
I Won cave that title 70 A. That is the biography
Jude Neilson-hat properly part o. your INJURY
mot necessarily part Of your inquiry
Mr. Eyars-No il is not part OF this inquiry reaa
81 snail swiftly sketch the life OF Victoria Oann m nS
vonno woman whose career has been as singular A. ay
beo1es In romance whose ability Is OF IaIe 1ha WIGS 20
character Of the rasest type whose persona 49, name
themselves whole drama Of Pa IAiIhs, onoTance Of
others) has caught a shadow ip suAit,s a. =
Win TIC whiUeness " aer Lei whose postum W