New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23


been 6esscd lie ws enough to et t out an
you have made matters worse by leading it I an tbc
King ali YOU ever hear ladies talk OF cutting cl9 on
bias htcr so that 1t ran all TO ono sluo VA
Wr tioae handed the witness the letter Of r NJ Jonn;
the House committee. Mr.. King woud havc ~. a
ro,ssionai reader T6c LAWYER elected tho fact that
Mr. Lpubat WAS Censnred not Of the matter COM
Rei''d ,rs of IN u !G r ,s'S Mr OD King was
the same o. x. King and The same 'onst a1 NJ
| I,uhlf Mr.. CbOate excused himself Tor asking INC
question the that there were NUMBER Vi LUZ
Mr. Choite-ietween May n and May - with how ,,'.
many members Of the Union Cub did you t"A Ic7p''7
O. EWhnt WIS said bet cen yon ami these unnumberei
that Mr. ioubat must be kicked out o. 'acn coar.o
Ian -uago is never heard In the Union CIlo' "''''
Nj arter suggested that lim, should he PIT to
the examination and the Court ACC l"sc "a MI '"o'
Mr.. Ch5lic-Wr King do You know anything further
winch would tend the benefit and advantage oi 'Ao
HIr. King shook his head IN smiling and NEGATIVE
fashion Gathered mp his hat and gO'c5' agi9teU '''
! cyegl1sse. aud retired.
Anew QUESTIONS TO MIR. HUNTER
John Hunter TOOK his place and Mr. King appropriated
the char Mr. Hunter vacated which WIS in the middle
Of the coufi-rlor umr latcy behind M'sir' Cho'te
and Robinson. tlr. Hunter IS mcdiim.+ized man
OF ny or thcreab,u's with white hair and ruddy face
/ lie said hc bad been q mcmb"ro The Unon Club Tor
twenty Yeas lie had been acqlaute with Mr. LOuhat,
bat they longer spoke when they m. Iio was ac-
qulintci with Henry Tlrnh1ll. Yes Zee SIN ac-
cu1lu;cI with HIM Hc hal frat me- H'm late in 1881 or
early IN 1--2. He remembered talking with Nc'-r4.
Baldwin aud KIM a,cnt t1e Loub1t Trrubul d1cultvu
Ic,cmbrr. 50. Mi CI'Jte remarked that ha kucw OF
tHc qarr. aud Mr. Hunter eyed tHc COIry 90 protect
han, rom I,,y,rr. ~ nc would nave To rtray a pri
Vle conversation IN private clubhouse. the COur
UIu.gr 4lII he knew OF Tn" quarrel he
wa. thcu asked il he os i-tcd m getting
up tho ,irru r. Tho question OBJECTED 10 aii VT
C,olja said u hc warj.l To- dr,uou.,.c tl.i tls
n /.
hc weep u LJuhIt amt an tlcr gcuurmen IL com
pm,d inc lnl1ou,o h tu7 circular woId exert on tno
aci ION OF ruo Guvcfing Committee. because IL was
known TINT such men IS Hunter belmont
Ipuun issued by "a tlr. tcas Piyr'can; WI tr'ts u
Horny 'uuhl!rs n1E'e hd alone ben ., .accI todL ~
would have received mo more c"NcrfHilon INN uIns
CLERKS c ius'on. Hc SAID tn't th'Gc '7 1h an iotpS
i wat not necessary to prove express undcUcc aAd 1t
was necessary here 10 provo that Belmont !'uutp
AMI 1fa..r. had brought their power 20 bear Directly
question excluded, and Ir Hunter w2s asked to
r' ,aat o,hcr mon Dcr' pi tde COZ rnn Commute
mIAt be- mihei dHd The ground Tor inc PROOF do'oi
laid through tncm.
WHO PIP "THE WHOLE JoB'i
Mr. sheldon. gray-haircl man, who carried small
cane and answered all questions In mid voice, then
mounted the stand. lie yceprcsident Of the club
aud chairman OF The subcommittee when Mr. Loubat Wa
expccd The.e hal ucrn Two sessions OF the subcom-
n,cc OF i've he SAID, aud he believed all the proceed
in were embodied in NE report. Mr.. CI0ac read from
tho re- sons Tor the bcat,on Or te circular, ~ Mr.
TuuJull assumed the entire responsibility MI Shtijon
said ne did not tIluk any cNidcne mai bt'a
Ian 1,, i,- a st,.noo--,p,,,r M cad yaladrr drew
M Toe report. lie not exactly the legal adviser Of
ne committee. lie asked some questions. Mr. Shcld0n
alid be did but VERT Mr. C1dwaJdcrs re Ort lie cad
il ovcY and Oug u u correct Evidence only taScn
gor fy, hou,s Mr. f irnhu was called FIRST Mr. LOuoat
vs. NOT prr.ent arI htl not been requested To he No
t-ruut mai" u Mr. L9ubtt raal the subject OF
,lr Choue-Dd Mr.. Ct'iwalll-r say it was only fair
ia Nh L'Jb,t tul. BE- s1oAd BE- PRESENT. A-N0 81
Q-DroI'y iair t'ai copy Oh tu' evidence sho1" D'