The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-27
DISCOUNTING HIS FUTURE.
THE MONEY THAT was IENT TO COR
NELIUS H. VLNDERBILT
Owing Horace Greeley borrowing Thirty
Thousand r-om q. y. Terry -Tcrry's Ex-
pectntion-, or what he Doesn't Expect.

Owing Horace Greeley borrowing Thirty
Thousand r-on g.. y. Tcrry-Terry's Ex-
pectation-, or what he Doesn't Expect
The contest over the probate Of Commo- |
doro VandcrhN- will WAS resumed yesterday. |
and " llam " Vanderbilt and his son Cornc-
lius the conicetnnt Cornelius J. and his faithful
attendant. Or. Swazcy. Augustus ScheH Mar
shall o. Roberts. William Turnlull. and others |
more or lcas directly Interested in the proceed
ings were early in the Surroga,o's court room.
Mr. George N. Terry. having boon recalled.
testified That Cornelius was not In the hablt oil
going TO the Fifth Avenue Hotel in tho iorcnoons
OF October and November. 1874. He sometimes
stopped In thorc in the evenings but not in the
daytime. and never hahitually. The Commo-
dore did not say to me that he was going to Sara
toga | Inferred il from his remarks about his
business and his going away. The witness con-
tnued:
~ 7 when Is T, :, d, ny nSI " Vg ~ sr hsl.
ws ' no, much intimacy between US then bnt knew
hin and y' % At . ess'e IN n, nSd se'w s5
At this inncur, onl, one hour late indge jeremiah =
him III The a,lcrpart Of i~or 10 loannS him money
hSyc h S the smoant in @ vas no, over
IL di not s,' me not Tor the Loans OF s,w pnni
shout s,,o l, was sisnsd .y 6im and hi. wife shs
,ii IL II, sd lad Va, money pephsr. month before
he gave DC note lie received nom me in small sum,
book but have moi nut downinit ali loaned HIM from
ssse " NM po S T snSw , ' VIZ nun r@eas
% Would nav he d. R Rsa nS c"s IN
me. merely a.k, uc ior ss.isiance, understood the
Tia, Es od ne }di BID ne, AK Ter for het .sns,grs
Ssf f BELIEVE he lid I'll me in is7 hat h. vile owned
Money essn nsi Known Sat she wa. ne sda%Ary
responsible for the paNmen, Of the NOTES pa not sup
any account, when / leaned him tn Gr.t money !
Knew he owed Mr. Greeley some money. because he told
me Vi mot N %
s ysy,e G amount O." ydn ssj ThnS cd not go
t. Sam6n .T " ,Er ns .S =, amV tine
but have rronthl, hern ma senllps hon'e WIN MN
iioanci lin e. ian.', vim Relieve be tam ne wha,
Supposed he would hn,, money -0n. time ur other
amt he %. aug to gay him mn 0 ~ F STaSa5y
asmueh more asin no lie hal not lii me ny,lins
iiht pay ia,l any 1t iHe money l,nci lam in 1871
thcir peyncni pont ,hink an,th.n. va. said between
ussst wh,n tle mote -hggd t. lsi believe he told
lis iehcf 'in ani he 10 r..iti, y n The Rsve
come to nm iron n, a''er would c9"s 49, i, lalhsr.
S S"sn t ,,ti nm. In ~ n" him .e,e 'r
thousand dollar. hc'or, M VIC hyd probably NY OF
liz Icins ai,-' der Srs earistGor atcn hoassna
s sanSa 1 T T S. and 'Rf c '' s s
Ne NE a ne 10 81 ,sm ns 1SSS NJ" Rssd .yi
oanlng him mong, i',f ~ 4, an n,ns r, ,,
which he gave M uot's which ar n.t yet paid
He paid back some small sums winch Ne BORROWED
none in ~ All ahou, iin i~7, mon Win, he has
s75 s aHd possibly e ~ S77 Su, am me-, ci,e Il
b Sa ad e. Know Ss h@ ', " to- sabq. WIZ lss0
i.@|1s e m9 G'S ~ me- Of s ia!i e ANN
bsd on two or ur,c occason. VA, w,th hun IN gam
ior an helren, nin, a, 40 Brosiwa, hs,.s pay
owner 81 ne game csncnG. won So and W. went
away iva N is7 ahcc,,h ~ i.nf IN rn. i.a ar
business trau,icinu s-hu,iurss aud friendship com
Interest sinco h,iai6crs Jcah have not axe INN
S 10, ~. ps a ne nd y sw M '' a ho s
nicnt for me Ia do So know Ia. income
IT, paid f m, soTss, :, noniG Hass MT ",ted
p a. ,hatR. is NO, much To- pare p"ni remetef
whether heNc talked 10 him since hi. father, death
some G.n';. alton ahogtit bss,e be ,oke e , me
umes Id.i MT si'ei., wh.n wanted hum iel,y m,
s MT nan Nsan Am me-. worn any as ns Il
IGh h n' T . s [ p,irS mhi, 'ig rs
share amegnsd N, broii,gr ran lie house Itrnnln
San i?sy VA ~ alu,, :, rem tne ung l. s
tlsnd No., ngpe ns g. sGr. - - and Is cS5
9sg T ts ~ m 70 ,nn t. D e@ N m , Sc'
p zen h"G n,e, a NE l SS The ru,si ss'
L c Ts. Mo s to. or y sS S' nyI %e sss
received Torn lu,J Wand, f'iIt me now between
lo i h M " III ' sa hr S~ me me- or Wis, 'S or
nav, NJ psrn no IN Il W. us '!M,' ~ We u,,
1874 H. oit % Mt out without hr ha- lone eve
I'm more iGsn a ~ teics IN Ia bcai kow ron
~ declaration That lo Ma' ~ t,' habit Of saniin
uon o te fol i- 10 r, hii !tt ~ u II is sac vssinl
pay nc shy ur',f than When he gets the n.on,s to q
90 Might have gone INTO .9lgc business since ~. II
expectation Of leins roceml en-sd ter ny 4uenianc
witnesses N connecuon WIN tis husa'ion-no, e-p,
eia, Tor that nA,' not TO- u Ann street win hir
gamblers an delegt,e,i IN rrsari e ,his ce,c one
III aslecuse' ie,nt va, n.m,l Redmond q ad q,
ON the stree, canno, "a, how oi,en have seen ,heS
Judge Black 10 Mr.. .Lorl-Try TO get Nj
Clinton to state what relevancy all this has.
Mr. Clinton-lam procecding upon the thcor
that there was relevancy in Mr.. Lords openin,
he that there was not, and am inclined !
Surrogate Caivin-The relevancy Of the oper
ing is unmportant without 1t Is sustained
testimony.
Ihavc also talked with Clark another detective, al
Dr ,swa~f have net devoted my.eli since ths Cor
pr smaley M y u y or t ana no, rii me
OF the time sinee luls last ha,inr asooi un. enoyi
some. ana zen don't kno" who Iai swSny'sc
bcn~; pna INV ."h SOM % ny ~, money 60. iln
in Detroit in winch ann interested pay my oN
riycn ,' H., r,' III 10 i,..'ut N. a. tla ntiut.r
dollar, received ny nim ironims
On the redirect examination Mr. Lord Ell
the expulsion Of ihc wi'nrsss brother from q
condu %! the Island House. D.trolt. on Il
lith q JHnnaty hist, through t,e influence
the LAX, Nhnc' Kaur0nd Company. Mr.. Clint
26egl,d 9ye1r IT. tYG; inc g", nm rs
paying ton nj. Nj Lord hoaiedly denied Il
truth o.. ts' ln-inu"tlou, saying that the r.
OF the lo;"l u.d been fully paid, and that {
expulsion WIS an act Of revenge Tor the "
SIS IS inlony here.
Surroaatt CALVIN ruled on, the testimony.