, 1877-02-19
GALENA RAILWAY POOL.
Further Testimony from Alr. Doody IN Ills
Hu!t.

GALEMA RAILWAY POOL.
Further Testimony from Alr. Doody IN Ills
Suit.
Ntto Tork 7s1aHne, FSb. Is.
Tho trial OF the suit Of 1Isnry Il. Body
sgalnst William B. Og1cn, Samuel J. Tildcn,
and George n. Bartholomew, begun on Tucs-
day, was continued Yesterday before Judge
scdgwtck 10 Superior Court, Special Term tho
plaintlif'a examination and csoss.cxarnnatIon
being protsactcd through tue whole day. Fol-
lowing Is IN outline OF alr. Boody's testimony:
Ills division Of the supposed profits Of tic
pool was on tho basis Of 1000 shares for MI.
Bartholomew. 2,0oo shares for Mr.. Tidcn, 5000
sllarcs for Mr. 0gden. and 40 shares for lin
SER: On eross.exa!ninatton, he said be sworc
to @ tho complaint tn 1870, mil In Il md another
eillaglt spokeof Mr.. Tldcn as Director: men,
OF tho chfcaso d Northwestern railroad Com
panr. a member OF tho Executive Committee
must must be Dlrector, and by the word
Trustee be meant Mr. Tildrn was Trusteec Of
With this pool. lIo had undurstoo! that the
Secretary ot the Company Ind recently sworn
that Air. Tt1den was not q Director or member
Of the Executive Committee that year. lie Ind
nov free acccss to tbs bo,ks Of The Company,
and could not say more positively than IN TUES
DAY whether or not MIR. Tilaen was In 1861 and
lei director anu on lhc Executive Committee
Of N s Ta50s M a. Ogden and with
Mr. Ti1den nothing was said rs 70 liio number
q shares to 10 bought, anu he said nothing 10
pr. Tllacn about Mr. f}artholumew's becoming
Interested. He had then 3,40o shares Of the
tell then, TIL later oi Ills ownership Of that
stock. Hc mentioned II before Mf. Sands.
Mr. Ogden, and MIR. Tffden six ,lays after tho
hrst purchases Tor The pool. lie put into tho
trHSV Ahhra ~ III -.
bought At from 1io 70 1a5{. ;, He did
not charge Tor them at 1al when hc threw them
in. In June, Galcna stock was worth l53. Tic
sbatea ns not s eoa b t9 p1t in tcse
kept tho assouat' III ne orcned nsv botk. q
i4o s m hS 3aan h. pia NIL wth n, q9sy s.n 6o,o%s1 s
TllIcn got their preferred stock III settlement
OF the pool: The wltncss had paid his creditors,
but had had no l'nal settlement With them. Al
the timo Of the pool hc was carrying stock on
hls own aeeouns, but could not carry through
both his own and the poo1 stoek. Id rcpiy 10
Mr; AaTkns bs sud bic lost 81 ,ooo IN t',a panc
hc got no clp from bis associates, ~ aud % ibs Al,
pool stock, lie 0ayc up lii own to raias
itool loans Ho thought hl,n*cIf rich then. ~
@ hIs sascs s,t,. to says the pool e1os: ne
during .he pauc Of 1s be- reeeiycd stepa.c from thc
AmcTi,an EFci,ange Bank S5oo0J borrnwed l nv hv
Mr., Ogden, and repaid II In June, liz uscd K
to carry pool stock. This was 10 take Up ioasl II
loans lad 10 be- paII during Tie panic. some M rn.
nainrd until after Tho consoliiatfon of tha COM
panics. 'S" ~S''''
Much Of tho afternoon vas spept In dlsc,,..
stons between counsel as to thc form q Of nues-
tiotu. which J1tIre Re,lcwic trieti 10 s1,n,,Snss
With lttlc success, and ONO Or twice tho .jniiVn
soko with some asncrity "a 10 lie o,,stious und
discussions OF counsel proloncing }be cxauninu.
acc @ viii Ml ordsn s md ,ir iI.' asfua.' 4acm
and his reasons for believing that III.
Ordeu was 4 resident Of Chlrnnn. liz
found on his books in one tlay Mr. Ogden
credited with sl00, 900 Air. T!lacn with $23O50,
profits of the poo. Hi was not in ttlo ilniIt al
rcoIlur hls aaoint botka. as he !,ai ho"EIrry.
era, aud It was only after ho went Out Of Mis|-
: usss that he discovered Tho mistake in tho 4s-
str. Niles stated that he proposed to show Tho
mistake wus on il,o other slis, but It beinr
o'clock tho court adjourned,
St4r inrk 7fIbunf, F<b. is.
pssst ahs wi %su Si 'hs ose ' Of sasy ssnsy T. sy nSsy
nni leorEe H.. bartholomew, was continued
yesterday before Judge Hedgnick. The wLole
day waa consamed With TUG eross-cxa,aiaatlon
" tH1 piaIussl ~ u luE Oeknll& VI Ht3 boQkA
md the resources In tho Galcua pool supplied
h!tn BY other persons. lie stated that tic had
about &aj0, COO of tho Chicago d Northwestern,
Railroa!'s funds, aCalnst .whlcl, wn an
Indebtedness OF Mr. Ogden for about
6l0O, 200, reducing tho resources from that a1ur-
ter 70 about $3y0, 900. II no account Was made
Of ogdcn's debt, but hc was supposed to hayo
tue mho'e o,00, then tue wIlulo outside re-
sour.es reached 1851 ,0ou. less Sonic 1000 OF
$40, 600 paid out meanwhile for the Company.
Mr. Ogden had authorized him to use this money
n the pool. Mr: Ogden was President Of tho
Chicago d Northwestern Railroad Company,
and he would have done my proper tling direct
cd BY Ms. Ogden.
Nj. Niles stated tf,nt in Chicago Mr.. Ogden
had advanced to tho Company more than alI the
funds In the hands OF Atr. DUntly. On tho rclj.
A,. Bnudy that no yute Of Tia Dlrcctors ha,i
empowered Air. Ogden 70 give such vote, was
rejected, on tho ground TINT II was for Mr. Ug-
den to show be had such authority lawfully.
Otherwise Mr. Boody held tho money Is bunker
Of the Company. subject 10 tho duties which
that position Implied.
Alr. Hooay ∋i that as In fact ho had only