The New York herald., 1878-09-28

modore about a week after this conversation; ne
wanted an examination made about his health; he
days after that We the Commodore again: he
said that he intendcd TO make William his successor;
along in January, 1875 when las, saw the commo-
dore aud Dr. stodard together; saw tho bills that
were counted by DR. Stodard, but did not know the
amount; they were large bills
THE CROSS -ExAMINArIoN
'Cross-examined by Mr.. Clnton-The largest OH
saw there was htty-doar oiil tnere might nave
been ten bills there don't think there were twenty
the smallest bill nve-dollar bill; Always
had u on my mind that II 81 900 In all; never
The same person give him money again know
that he got II from tue lst 10 the ldth OF
September 1874 mat saw Mr. William II. Vanderbilt
l am sure IL was IN September; know IT, because we
were living at No "a Charles street; won be posi-.
tive that l moved away IRON there IN October Of
1877, but pretty sure II cannot tell wnen
II VAS moved 10 Charles street, II was 1875 when
nrst moved 10 No. "a Charles street. was away from
what year was; | went to Mr. Lord's office
on the receipt OF an anonymous letter; u was
seeing the Commodore outside the city OF
New YORK; am not positive ! saw MN
in Boston; but had an idea that saw him there; u
was between Iweniy-sccond ana Twenty fourth
streets lh,t first Commodore Vanderbilt; that
was about seven years ago; II was in the ialI or
thereabouts II was at meeting OF the Sptrtunlists
nrst the Commodore; Doctor Stodard was with
me; the house, think, on Third avenue; don't
know Tho name number oil the house, nor tic per-
son VINO lived there; this was about ve years before
lived in Charles street; the man was Introduced to
as me Com modore was a medium sized mau: could
not swear either way whether he wore bushy beard
full whiskers, and entirely red; could not say
whether his hair was gray or black, but IL looked ~
II It gray II about tour years since rst saw
William II. Vanderbilt; | was living then at
No. 81 Charles street; l was married III Kings
il was; but 1t was hiteen years ago; my maiden
Lillian Davies lived IN Delaheld street, Pough.
keepsis, before was married nvsa win my san',
got married; Tor nvs years after was married lived
at PoughKespse. IN Dutchess avenue, corner OF Della
held street; IT was only three months between my
hrst seeing Sir. William H. Vanderbilt the second
time; aid cot notice Mr.. William II. Vanderbilrs .
beard and wniskers much as l did bis grin;
should Know that grin anywhere; l don't know that
l ever Mr. William Il. Vanderbilt smile or laugh
until to-day; but ne nad that expression that Call
u grin; 1t was u pubic parlor IN the Cosmopolitan
Hotel that met Mr. William II. Vanderbilt IN
the folding doors were open so ths. anybody
baud at the Cosmopolitan Hotel that II my
husband succeeded he would make him (my husbandl
q ricn man; neither my husband nor Myself objected
10 the preparation OF fraud my husband said that
1t would be nice to be rich without working Tor II
the bills were handed to Dr. Stodard he count Oh
them and said, "rhat will do 10 begin with - ! am
quite that Mr. William H. Vanderbilt spoke about
n will | cannot swear whetner Dir. Vanderbilt had
any wniskers or not don't think he had large gray
wiiskers; know ne not entirely gray. and no
OIL smooth shaven live now IN Avondals, n.
1.-Two there person named Mrs. Sarah Hal; sne
is married; ner husbands name is Edward; am ine
seams!ress IN that family; board thore; before
tna. was ysi'i1s 70 New aUrx; one S o. 'ne
Caroline Sykes; lived IN Hoboken about year ago,
Garden street, about the middo OF The length OF
the street; hVeo there ABOUT three NOUNS uou
remember the peoples name lived with think II
spring year ago. LOOK board a. the corner OF
Nacdougai Fourth streets Tor about three months
tnst was before went TO Hoboken had second floor
back room II was house whero they let iarnished
rooms; l don't know the name OF any man or woma An
who lived in that house; l have known Mrs Eliza
both LINK, Great Jones street, Tor tho past ~ o
years; have lived New York altogether about six
years; my husband died IN Poughksepsis, In the
Office Tint no had there; / don't remem Der
the street; was not there; l did not attend my
husbands funeral did not know OF his death until
hou m mi norw | husbQn nd
about six weeks before died; last lived with him
ut No. "a Charles street; ne lott there about SIX
weeks before he died; cannot mention any Other
times that accompanied the Doctor than when
went to Comm modore Vanderbit's and another place
In Twenty.seventh street; the number OF the house
recoect.
The iurther hearing OF the case was adjourned to
Tuesday morning, At haf-past ton O'CLOCK.