The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-12

asncs the old not the Comm aors and that
The iolawing Of the bogus Cornell having beeoe tire
some Masoa he invited the undsrigned Clark TO ioin
HIM which done, when almost the same play was re-
peated- ,v,,,, =, ~
derbilt who was again found in the
Grand Central Depot and were driven 60 the 9a
friend employer the Of the carnage to be
drawn down sayng II were better We should mos W seen
After haa reported the bogus Commodore We Left
We sspsssd walls away b.. :: we we're Leaving the
driven swav as he would vicinity.
u ike silly notion .n s sas %: but Without ss
least suspicion that had not been 30 the commedsrs
This is brief statement OF the facts we now SNOW
them s.s Ss 81 saas We ea
b have the presended friend OF the Wander
Know S .s% Ne Z NOT wa0 NJ is Dsps. = 80
We have the man who personsted William r. Van.
they arc not the persons believed them We have
s ssss az ssi
conspiracy Of cornelu, vaodsrs, ana his policy
70 attack lis fathers Mii which q. snsw would
hi. 70 sd 1 one On u s
HnS Of % hS saa mt Dc s
tor benefit OF Cornelius Vanderbilt and th.s
Il: ,sfss With s
ssnsa wnsy ssss h sss Ssns q acS Ssu We made
our ssassmens YOU July believed them and TIA!
now sV when I'VE We give give Yon Wiz.
q. A. MASON
A posrPoNEMEHr STILL RESISTED.
After the loud aug liter which the reading OF the do.
toctives letter provoked had subsideo, and Messrs
Vanderbilt and Clinton haa recovered from the nts q
bilari,y into which II threw thcm Mr. Clinton siil
vigorously objected TO u pos iponemont OF the case,
while Judge Lord urged that the further nearing DC
deferred uatil witnesses could be compelled TO
come here and testify to the truth.
1--WE ask for reasonable period" he sald IN
which We get hold Of these Witnesses Il IS svi-
oent from their letter that they have not yet been
quite brought tue point OIL perjury
Surrogate CALVIN asked what good the test mony OF
these witnesses could 40 the contestant. II they
swore Ygain to the facts detailed their hdavts
they wouu be confronted by the lettcr written under
their signatures, which gave the lie 70 their own
statements.
MIR. Lord-We contend that Il Is Your Honor's duty
aud privilege look at tnat Quos rion OF vcracty and
II circumstances and corroborating testimony point
30 The the statement not to reject be-
cause the parties have made another.
Surrogate Gavin asked Mr. Clinton II he desired 10
set up a DENIAL OF he alleged completely OF William
u, Vanderbilt IN this alleged conspiracy.
Mr. Clinton hotiy replied that Mr.. William H. Van
derbilt would i've minutes have ready AFFIDAVIT
deny ing the whole Story ana Mr.. Depcws affidavit OF
DENIAL would be ready next morning. Meanwhile ne
urged Bse could go on making their
the m ,tion to postpone tue hey might assume
that M Depews ailiaavit was here Tor II would 10
duly FURNISHED next morning
Mr. Lord-he can't assume any such thing, for We
doubt whether you'll set II
Ex-J Judge Comstock (with q fourish)-The story oil
these detectives 10 The most transparent
enact ed in any court OF Justice There Is scn-
lila OF truth IN u.
Surrogate Calvin declared that az Mr.. Depew's afa
davit could not DO got this afternoon the must
60 over until next morning. and tue Court adjournsd
At three CLOCK.