The New York herald., 1871-11-26

come to New York. I returned to my nusDand IN
March but finally parted from him IN July 1861. =.
" where did you 90 to tnen2 A. renamed IN
Philadephia; my husband went away with another
there.
.. Who kept those rooms A. nv husband and
Y. After he LETT A. No one but myself.
u How long did you live there aloner A. Idont
think Twas there over week alone; I went 10 the
country In July and In the latter part OF August
came TO New YORK.
Q. Where did you goY A. resided with a lady
tnere MIS- kyndets who Is now dead; the mouse
was NO. II Amiiy street.
@. How long did you live theres A. lived there
until u. got my divorces believe got my divorce
q. Was there nobody living there except you aud
@ anls Iaay A. she Kept lodging house for South
q. Any other ladies' theres A. No. she ana
liyed rogetner and slept together:
u Inen where did yOu go did you go to house
owned by woman called Bell Adamss A. No; In
the latter part OF December went TO No. ~ LexinQ-
ton avenue: The house was kept by u lady called
Mrs. Bishop; took suit OF ro )ns there.
Y. Wnere were YOU between November and the
Rynders
Q. How long did you remain at Lexington ave-
nuef A. untll the 3d OF November or the next year.
" ihcn wnefe did you cor A. To the American
Club House corner OF Broadway and Seventeenth
street; never knew such person as Bell Adams IN
Q. Did Mr.. Fisk meet you the frat time at Adams
houses A. ] never heard OF such person.
WHERE THEIR EYES FIRST NET.
z. where were y0u the first time you saw Mr..
Fisk TO your knowledge A. Imet nim at the house
OF Miss Annie Wood, IN Thirty fourth street.
z. Did the lady have furnished rooms? A. NO;
she didn't have anything oi the kind.
q. We're there any other ladies' In the house A.
think not; she was a lady with large family, an
actress anu friend or mIne.
IN repy to further questions the witness proceed ed
TO state that she lived In Jersey City nine weeks sub
sequently went TO Boston and afterwards returned
to the Clarendon Hotel and No. l8 West twenty
fourth street, her present residence Is No $50 West
lwenty.thrd street; she became acquainted
with Mr. Stokes IN Phiadelphia; receivea
letters from MIR. Fisk during that time.
The witness was then inrcrr0gated ut great length
abOu' her properly, and how she HAD become pos
scssed OF lunds, TO which she replied that she had
spcculated IN stocks and had In that manner accu-
niulated funds. Flsk she supposed, furnished the
money for the operations, as did not come directly
from him.
Counsel on the other side objected to going into
tnlS subject as the examination tended To develop
pending The witness stated mat she had invested
$4,000 10 government bonds. Fisk, she claimed bOr
rOwed that sum for further speculation. IL sub
sequently invested III the purchase OF house West
Twenty-thlrd street. She then went on to explain
that she had used her exertlons with Mr..
Tweed to use his influence with Mr. Fisk to put
end TO the litigation then pending, and to which
Mr. stokes was party.
In reply to further interrogations the witness
she received from.Flsk, but not ALL She desired to
put an end 10 any exposures until Fisk began to
per. .ecute; then she showed fight
Alter some further questions o poStpOnemcnt was
suggested ana agreed to, ana the case was accord
ingly adjourned TIL the ytn OF December.