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Show THE (Ol MO OO HE'S CRAZE, j Mlitrh ti hn yionvy-artllujc Bud .NplrlluuJlsUi. New Yoik, 17. In tLt Y-mdeibiit will cape, lu day. Mm. ri-iv!dart, , w.d .w ol Dr. C!::irlL' Ai,Jrrs.,u ri:oJ-Unrt, ri:oJ-Unrt, naid ehfl tirtt eiw Cumtnodore Vandt-rtiiit at a ppintual mettin; in H lun. ritj next met Commodore Valid i : b -t Mil ihe c-ait aide o( the city at a int. liax at which Dr. 8loddrt and die fnt nJa trcre present. Dr. Si. duit i( a ciairT.-iyanl physician, or niidici cl tirvoyant, and tbe doctor waa inirfxiuced to the coruraoiiore aa Mn-h. Unties (iaw llie commcdore t ma office aud ou Fourth street near ,l. luiial hlreet. Wanes here eaid i-ne knew William H. Vanderbilt, aud pointed him out in court. On une occasion Mr. Stodrlart and herself : nii'i trie coninudnte in Fourth street, at the paric, and spoke to him and alier ttie amiilnru ielt ehe noticed thai there wad a man watching them. Tbe niiiu watching tliem waa Win. H. Vanderbilt, aud be came back and spoke to tnem when tbe coinmo dore waa out of eiRbt. Mr. Lard Baid he pn-.p..! to prove that Win. H. Vanderruli navie an npjKiintmeDt with witne and btr biliband, and enteral into a con piracy that gave Dr. riuxidart a large amount of money, to mate the commodore com-modore believe In- win in com muni- I mill II,.. .-nun.kHnr'd r?o..H , |
