Chapter IV · (continued 2)
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CROSS-EXAMINED BY ALEXANDER SULLIVAN.
Q.—You saw me in 1886, was it not? A.—Yes, certain. Another $500 came from Brooklyn. I had a letter sent by my husband when he was in Europe, inclosing one from Mr. Alexander Sullivan, in which he said, in my letter, he asked for money. I afterwards received a note from my husband saying he had received money from Mr. Sullivan; I don't know the amount.
Here Mr. S. admitted that Lomasney was sent by the organization.
The last letter from husband was in 1884; anxious to go home. His age 44.
Examination of another witness. Evidence corroborates that of the first witness taken. Received £20 and one steerage passage six weeks after the first witness. No shoes. Sold clothes and trunk to get home. No bed.
Here the notes abruptly ended.