The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-09
hE IRASCIBLE CON- MOD0RE.
P1TTENT WHEN NEGLECTED By THE
AT1ENDINIs dROUyD ms BED.
What tncie Daniel Drew Did M, Know
More Oners to Bring Miss tiaain into the
Cnse-An Electric physt,tnn's Tcuimony.


What Vnc,e Daniel Drew D,d NJ, Know
More Oners to Bring Miss tiaain into the
Cnse-An Electric Physi,isn's Tcuimony.
Uncle Daniel Drew when called as a Wit
ness in the Vanderbilt will case yesterday.
slowly scented himself in the chair. and resting
his hands on the arms looked shrowdy at the
lawyers with hs small gray cycs. He did not
remember ANYTHING about anything that the
contestants counsel asked him. except that he
knew Commodore Vandcri iii very we'll and
had talked a. him about Cornelius but lac could
not call 10 mind any conversation " about Cor
nclius AMI the river. ON the dock or tie pier
or anything else that the contestant wanted or
that the prepayment cared about.
Mr.. Lord offered to re-, all Mr. J. J. Ogden and
TO prove Toy him that Miss Tcnnie {. Clanin
was about nliy years the Junior OF Commodore
vanderbilt. also to show that the Commodore
made to other ladies offers II marriage similar
to those by him To Miss Cann: also that the
Commodoro furnished thc money to un Wood.
huU 6 Cidrm'S lJ,,iiD and that such paper adj
vocated an entire change If the social system
and the relations Of husbands and wivcs-in
short til" doctrine of " free love and the most
sensual typo " spiritualsm and clairvoy-
ancc. and that dcccdcnt approved and advo-
Gated such views. Counsel also offered
TO show that the Commodore was in the habit II
receiving money from outside parties Tor the
benefit Of Miss ClAilin; particularly that he re-
ceved from Mr.. Harrison Cox s7.uOO-a check
Tor which amount bearing Commodore Van
dcrblt's endorsement. was prcsentcL-w,h the
agreement that he would use the interest for
her benefit and return the principal TO Mr.
Cox but. in violation ot that agreement he paid
over the whole amount 10 her.
MT clinton objected. and the evidence was eN-
cludcd.
When Or. Isaac y. swazoy who is Cornelius
j. Nnnd"rb. It's physician. was called rs n wit
ness MI. Tory onr3d To prove That ne oN,r-
heard W. II. Vanderbilt ray to Chauncey NJ
Depcw. How IAN they make out conspiracy
against us on such facts @s th's"r' hut the
Court. upon Objection rul' d the matter out as
inMyImWt,ni a4y 'n n,.,'i ,,,,. Il, tor
City. and docs business at 80 West Twenty
fourth street sad that he was an electric physi-
Iws- cali,d to attend Commodore Vanderbilt a. hi.
ply ncian ia May l-u on Us ei.hi' second birthday
Drs Ln.l' and tli, N.'tg th,l. WHOM went into MS
50 that nc eHd tc ard all ever the house calling on
per,,c uun. INN 80 ms-nrul,d hnn Tor vt mi
&" 'S S.sn "' q, tn, as ,' NH E IT, w. 5ii sr
ssS aga m"In i'.d h" 'f ap M Gr ana ley hin quiet
hun H. talked o nc sf'a d' nl aud = was uouccahc
Doctor, kn,n .n,ia,g ,'..i r,S we're sei d damned
saw " u t.ud'.i.it u.,,c ,,cfy iay uiicn III h,
AMI sent a., ,, =, .., ~, f ,r,,,,t linn ,'s
great dea "aN n,ver .aN 'r' IT iltm an NJ, room
took Hin q sit,. ION N.. r,ne : 1iIi H. OF rini
70 nIa' ,.'N '' I'D" Dol. ~ h1rnp w. .W, a,nl
h. rr,.t ,''0.. o. ,, %. "a 10. ,,,, ,,,,
scr,ic,.,t,r, g. rOq...d oia.c.i 90 iiin. ami
to Mr. NHud, fIt-tit. the airaN-t.rnf u
hishcd 49, .., uf'u sheet and on ruthcr llauhet
nni A. ii ,,..'i Nn'1 ui d., ,n,,l ni, would De- ~,
blanket tt, a. in,.r warmth Mr. V,,ni' rlnI
objected tutr t,i was i,mi, ,oiri auIii So. 80
,Nl"h.it, i.u., t4Hh q. III, comm ,.of. ,Nrl.aa.d
ntnn .l' Ai' t'' lN. ,"' hu' W.. u"h,,'> WEI.
~. It" . '.'' 90. .-''.' t' ~ l's ,.t W l,t
snti-ed l' '.mn'f'r' ',n a'A, Tor Mini oil cake
wv" W. VI, M''h, M". thtrr Whe daN Mr, An.
az 'pin -' ''"' W e, ''"l'. nt'' NUT "Nns
',a r,., a., M h a, w ~, ", , u.,'
s14u l' ' t.'. .''' 81 ~, .li,lil NillN
p''u. '.' &c. ~. ~ Y'" =, l'.' n l''
~, ~, r ~ , i.". ,, 'u y" u''l,. "ln
w.. ,,'ii go a. ,,, h1 No. w. .,, ~, ' w. nus
ne NNuN nSu VA wy ~ h'l .l', c.uiuut hyrpi,e
Wa, lcit all, DO ~ room Tor -onr lime and wanting
sonnet. ,nr taafi iof ms nurses Mr. vanderbilt
~ VIZ 'Ni"ri one aihr another FINALLY
s,s,.i '"N ,, a,1N .o"',~'d nv, !. H.. ,i;;
sir ,'ei.,i .a,,i. To- i,r ~ H.. sau,s tine
cant k,ti some q you offensive words htfes'
The Commodore h re oie time tlrt lie hrd vision.
before ga. attl % Dh o. att d him lie said lac saw
90. % -' ~ ''. - '. " -Ii i.'', >'I't Nil-
atoun; hi' i'H N.,t un 'h eng ~ mat roadwa, he
saw u lar-t nHni a. his iritl> and acquaintance
wnrid sr, me. .i,.f nnot.r dion on anI A. H., n,,
ON more ami ifr dropped an aud he linn " 81 med to
be on the rmd and on'cor TWICE went TO TN. edge but
ad not dfY ,r " Ne D, '"in he Wa standing on me
eIer nnI ei tol ho" "h' t.l .f N9ud 20 on or Keep
S Sn, a @ 9 ~. u. t ,ns' re wa fs..os
conIarcd v'h ncr ~ N, ..cs he had had during HI.
HE, that he cvu not the end OF it tner. although
m,ih az M' .orurt 'cSne,.cS he could see the end
wsr. di.i.d tn "nh w,rn cX.lu,I.G nv H.
ln overheard Mrs Xuu.ltr.