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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-02
A MURDERED PICKANINNY.
The Mother Charged with Having
stranxIed tt 60 Death.

Early yesterday morning pine box con-
tanning the dead body of a colored infant,
which had evidently lived but few days,
was found on the Edgefeld side of the
river and near its bank. An inquest was
held by Deputy Coroner Ryan, and the jury
returned verdict to the effect that the
child had been strangled to death.
During the day coiored woman by the
name of Matte Lawson, was arrested on
the charge of being the guilty party, but
she denied all knowledge of the cruel deed.
She was taken before Justice Baskette who
sent her to Jail to await further examina-
tiOn at two o'clock p. NJ to-day.
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DIED.

NOORE.-Died May 80. at the residence of
her son, II. C. Moore, near Brentwood, Mrs.
JANE B. MOORE, in the sixty-secOnd year of her
age
Shelbyville an Fayetteville pap Is viii please
copy.
DEMONBREUN-At the residence of her
husband, VIM. II. DemOnbreun, in North Edge
field. Tenn, of congestion, ON the morning OF
May 81, Is74, Mrs. ELIZA DENONBRErS, in her
18th wear.
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Attention, Ladies.-Trustee's sale Of
$1,000 worth of Dry Goods and Notions
The entire stock of ThOs. A. Elan, at No.
u Union street, will be sold, during the
next thirty days, at absolutely cost and I'M
der. Ladies, there shall be no deception.
Joseph Wheless, Trustee. my31 1w
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THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
DR.. pIunket Elected President and
DR.. Buist seeretary-EyerS Member
Must Read UP-The Election OF
Health Omcer POSTPONED.

tttait4 OnccE otfsOh1CH-
The new Board OF Health met at the
Mayors Office at O'Clock yesterday affer-
noon, and organized by electing DIR. Plum
ket President and DR.. J. r. BUST Secreta-
~. The Board was addressed by DR..
Winston, who set forth the dIities Of the
Board, and urged that each member should
read up and inform himself on sanitary
matters from the best sources.
On motion of DIR. Winston. Che Mayor
was requested TO provide the Board with
digest Of the sanitary laws and regulations
ofthe City Council.
The Secretary was directed to furnish
the Board with list Of standard works on
public health, periodicals and reports of
other Boards of Health, suitable for the
Board to purchase.
The Mayor and DIS. Compton and Buist
were appointed a committee to procure a
suitable Office for the Board,
Drs. Winston, Plunket and Buist were
appointed to prepare bylaws and rules OF
order for the government of the Board.
The election of Health Officer was de-
ferred to some subsequent meeting, after
which the Board adjourned to meet at the
Mayors office tomorrow at O'Clock p. NJ.
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LATEST MARKETS. BIZ TELEGRAPH.

MOBILE, June Cotton firm; middling
Tic; net receipts 253 bales; exports coast
wise % bales; sales 500 bales; stock 1861
bales.
SAVANNAH, June 1.-COtton nominal;
middling 165c; net receipts 332 bales; gross
3S2 bales; exports cOastwiSe SOP bales;
sales 81 bales; stock 1880 bales.
CHARLESTON, June 1.-COttOn dull and
nominal; middling lie; net receipts 156
exports coastwise SO bales; sales 100 bales;
stock 10,SlS bales.
GALVESTON, June 1.-Cotton dull and
nominal; good ordinary 15sc; net receipts
III bales; exports to Grea. Britain sos
bales: coastwise 403 bales.
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Blaze i'm EdgefeId.

Yesterday afternoon, about five O'Clock,
the dwelling of ". IL. Sloan, on Spring
street. Edgefeld. near the Whites Creek
Pike. was discovered to be on fire, and, be-
ing very old and dry building nothlng
could be done to prevent Its entire de-
,tr1ctiop. 4 house adjecent, occupied by
colored people, also took fire and was also
burned down. Total loss, about $1,000.
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CITY NOTICES,

Thirty Thousand dollars worth of fresh
goods to be closed out at auction, COM
mencing to-day and continuing two weeks.
Big Shoe sale on Thursday next. We espe-
ciaIly invite the merchants of Tennessee
Alabama and Georgia. Winstead, Shields
& Co. 1t
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,D.cr-ed Min Masonic Honors.

The remains of the late Rev. Fountain
Z. Pitts were removed from the vault at
vt. OIiEet, Yesterday afternoon, and buried
with Masonic honors, Edgefieid and Beulah
Lodges joining in this sad ceremony: The
attendance was very large The Masonic
services were conducted by I. Vain, Rev.
J. b. NcFerrin giving an interesting re-
view of the life and labors Of the departed
brother.
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had Out,ook for the Weed.

Col. J. B. Killebrew, Secretary Of the
State Board of Agriculture, who has had
recent opportunities for observation in West
Tennessee and Montgomery and Houston
counties, gives a very discouraging account
Of the tobacco crop. The fly was never
known TO be more destructive in its
rayages,
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Hard Labor Recruits from Giles

Yesterday Sheriff Mitchell, of Giles
county, brought to the State prison the fol-
lowing named cOnvicts: John OConnor'
alias Lawson, alias Rossin, 70 years, for
horse-stealing; Cab Mason, eolored, 10
months, for petit larceny; Calvin, alias
Poney Rhodes, coiored, years, for grand
larceny. and George Washington, coloIed,
/ wears for grand larceny.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-02

In Full Blast Again.-Wain & Walker
have reftted their store and are now ready
to furnish their old and new customers
with all the latest styles in silk, stiff, semi
stiff and soft hats. A full line for men and
boys, in all the latest styles and colors, just
received for the spring trade. mh14 If
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Grain Dealers as Well.

1t was an oversight of ours not to say that
the grain-dealers of the city, as well as abe
millers. are expected to subscribe TO the
obligation not to handle any wheat brought
To Nashville except it be passed through an
elevator; provided such action will secure
the building of that much desired institu-
tim
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rooa for worI-.house stock.

The contract for furnishing The City
Work-house with feed for the ensuing two
months, was awarded to F. MOsltGn & Co.
by the committee, last night. The terms
were: HAY, per 100 lbs, timothy, SIPS;
Hungarian grass, Sc; German millet, soc.
Corn, yer buslIel, white, Sl.OO; mixei 9Oc.
Oats, choice, 75c; mixed, zoe.
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Auofber pam Gives Way.

HARTFORD, June 1.-The dam Of the
Colchester Wheel Works, in Colchester,
broke away yesterday morning, carrying
with it a building used as spoke mill.
One hundred feet Of the most substantial
part of the dam was carried off
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Death of Mrs. Robert L. Moore

The widow of the late Robert L. Moore,
most estimable lady, died quite sudden
ly of heart-disease, at Brentwood, OH Sat
nrlav. and her funeral took place from tn q
First Presbyterian Church, Sunday after
noon.
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Dress GOOds.-We will offer from this
date forward ourentire stock of Dress Goods
at great sacrifice. Orleans Store, 10 Public
Square. Olwill Bros.
Nav 81, 1874. myS1 1w
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TslSgTapAie Report fr0Is SsqnaI Serries C6rPs Q.
g. A., Of 06servdhon, at 800 p. Ny hs
Western Cai0H Line.
Place 81 ObssT-7 Bar TTbr wind va STATE q
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Grenadines-A handsome line of Striped
and Embroidered Grenadines at 10, 124, 10
and zoe. per yard, at the '.0rleans Store >
Is Public Square. Olwill Bros.
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Civil Rights and Cold Lead I'm Muir.
freesb0rO.

Like the rest of us, the good people OF
Murfieesboro are snorting over the Civil
Rights bill. During the excitement, on
Sunday, negro who had given great prov
ocation was shot at three times by a citi-
zen, two of the balls taking effect, but not
producing serious wounds.
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slippers! Slippers!-Ladies' Kid Slip
pers 40 cents pair; Misses and Children's
Slippers, plain and fancy colOrs, at low
prices. Eagle Shoe Store, o Union, be
tween College and Market streets.
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1900 Miles Away

sDarllles the Baden Baden Springs. In
every drug store you can lind L2nces
Sparkling Efferveseent Aperient.
rny3I Of
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THE NEW SYNAGOGUE.
Contract for the Foundation Awarded
The Ladies' to Assist I'm Raising
Funds

The Ia01eS 10 AbSAbt IN hoAsAne
Funds.
The contract for building the foundation
walls of the new Jewish Synagogue has
been let to Messrs. Callahan q Welsh.
The building is to be erected on Vine
street, between Church and Broad, and ad-
joining the French property. 1t VIII have
front of 55 feet, and will be 100 feet deep,
the cost of the building to be $4,000.
A joint meeting of the Ladies' Hebrew
Benevolent Society and the Young Mems
Hebrew Benevolent Society, was held
at 3 o'clock P. NJ. Sunday, the two
societies having been invited by the FL
nance Committee to act in conjunction with
them in raising funds to prosecute the work.
After the meeting was called to order,
Mrs. NJ. B. Feldtman was elected Presi-
dent, Mrs. Splits, Vice President, and Mrs:
NJ. Powers, Secretary. 1t was decided to hold
a grand Fair this fall, and the societies adj
iourned to meet again Thursday night,
when subcommittee will be appointed.
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Use Dooley's Yeast Powder if you relish
light, sweet and wholesome biscuits, rolls,
pastry, etc. Your grocer sells it.
ieo d2WtSWlt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-02

Pulaman Palace DraWing-ROOm and Sleeping
Cars from st Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
TO Washington and Baltimore without change Of
cars.
Through tickets and further information can
he obtained at all principal Ticket Offices
troughout uhe West, Southwest and North
west THOS. P. BARRY, Western Passenger
Agent Cincinnati.
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70 The best stock of Boots and Shoes
at very low cash prices at Ramage's, As Col
Ieae street. my9 If
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Good News at the Star Clothing
Store
MIKE POWERS

rINAKES PLEASURE IN INFORMING HIS
| customers and the public at large that he
has now on hand the largest, best and cheapest
stock of Ready-made Clothing. for both
men and boys. that was ever offered in this mar
ket. Those who wish to purchase Ready made
Clothing, and save from - TO - per cent. would
do well 10 give him a call at the Star Clothing
Store corner Market street and Square.
myl7 Pm 4thp VI. POWERS, Proprietor.
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70 SeasOnable Shoes for ladies and
gentlemen, just received and offered at low
est cash prices at manages. my9 If
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The burial services for the remains Of SARAH
OTEY TONES. daughter of the Late Rev.
Charles Tones, OF this city. VIII Re said nj
Christ Church, on Tomorrow "wednesday after
noon, at O'Clock.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June ?, 100 A. N.
The Mississippi river has fallen at Mem
phis.
PrOJab ilitieS.-FOr Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, partly cloudy weather and
light rain in the western portion Of Tennes-
see and Kentucky, northeast to southeast
winds, slight rise Of temperature, and sta
tionlry or falling barometer.
The lower Mississippi, the lower Ohio
and the lower Missouri rivers will fall dur
ing Tuesday.
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New Ribbons at Hogan Bros.
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Ten Cent Dress GOOds.-French Dress
Goods, in all colors, only 10 cts, worth 80
cts, at the Southern Palace, Church street.
niy31 81
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Boots and ShOes.-Our summer stock
is now complete, and will be offered at the
lowest prices. John Holahan, 9 Union ST.,
between College and Market. my31 If
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Oval large link black Fan Chains, Para
soils, Fans, Ladies' and Children's Trim
med Hats, and a variety Of Fancy Goods, at
the Exposition Dollar Store. my31 2t
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New Fans and new Chains at Hogan
Bros. myS1 st
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Only % Cehts.-Forty cent French
Prints reduced to % cents, at the Southern
Palace, Church street. my31 st
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LOUISVILLE q CINCINNATI SHORT
LINE RATLROAD.-Trainsie leave and ar
rive or ol1isviIle as follows.
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Great bOrgains in Grenadines and Linen
Lawns at the Southern Palace, Church st.
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A beautiful assortment of New Prints at
the Southern Palace, Church street.
my31 st
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If your liver IS inactive, use Lanee's
Aperient. 1t regulates the liver and bowels.
Druggists sell it. my31 2t'
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TRAINS.
Eastern Fast Line, cx-
cept Sundsy.......-.
Cincinnati EXPIRES, d'ly
Cincinnati night Ex-
press, except Sunday
Lexington Mail, except
Sunday.............-.
Lexington Express, eX-
cept Sunday.-.....--
Lagrange Accommoda-
ton, except Sunday
Lagrange Accommoda-
to-. except Sunday.
hell.yville Mail except
SulEday...----.--.-.-.
Shelhyville Express ex-
cept Sunday.
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A fresh supply of Ladies Suits on hand.
G.. Rice & Co. my31 st
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Dry Goods Of all kinds best and cheap
est at the Southern Palace, Church street.
my31 st
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Summer Silks and Silk POplins cheap at
he Southern Palace, Church street.
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DaiJy Rsport If Stage Of Water, scifA Changes ~
tAs "a H0slrs ending 3 p. H. June 4, 1874.
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Ladies' Suits made to order a. shortest
notice. G.. Rice 4 Co. my31 st
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A fresh supply of those handsome Chill
dren's Suits. G. Rice * Co. myS1 81
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CITY NOTICES.

Relieve your headache with dose Of
Lance's Sparkling Aperient. Druggists
have it. my31 2t'
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The best assortment of Ladies Linen
Suits of every description, and by far the
cheapest in the city. G. Rice & Co.
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The river ON the shoals was feet O
inches at 3 P. u.
Arrived-the B. IL. Cooke, from Cairo.
Departed-the Ada Heilman, for Padu-
cab. and the Aid, for the shoals.
Leaving tO-dsy-.he b. II. Cooke, at II
NJ, and the Burksville, at 10 A. NJ, for
Cairo.
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Ladies' Suitsi Ladies' Suits. Children's
Suits. Children's Suits. Cheap cheap.
cbeap, G. Rice & Co. my31 st
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Blank l. } indicates no report; cipher (0) sta
tiOnary; minus (-) tendency 70 ran; plus (f ten
dercy 70 rise. A. G. FORD. Observer.
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STEAMBOATS,.


For GAINESVILLE, Padueah, Memphis, st.
Louis, and New Orleans.
INHE new and elegant pas c@n
senger steamer, .'---Mlek -
BOLIVAR u. COOKE, "a - -.
Byers, Master, Lima Cobb, Clerk.
will depart as above THIS DAY. Cd inst. at u
O'Clock ".
For freight or passage apply on board or % c.
II. ARTHUR & Co. Agents. n
= - - Ii: 49,,
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Hogan Bros is the place to buy dry
goods cheapest. my3l st
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Lance's Sparkling Aperient. Druggists
have it. my31 IT
If your liver Is inactive, use Lance's
Aperient 1t regulates the liver and bowels.
Druggists sell it. my31 2t'
Oval large link black Fan Chains, Para
soils, Fans, Ladies' and Children's Trim
med Hats, and variety of Fancy Goods, at
the Exposition Dollar Store. my31 2t
A beautiful assortment of New Printsat
the Southern Palace, Church street.
my31 st
Ten Cent Dress GOOds.-French Dress
Goods, in all colors, only 10 cts, worth IS
cts, at the Southern Palace, Church street.
niy31 3t
Only % Cehts.-Forty cent French
Prints reduced to % cents, at the Southern
Palace. Church street. mySI st
Summer Silks and Silk Poplins cheap at
he Southern Palace, Church street.
my31 81
Great bOrgainS in Grenadines and Linen
Lawns at the Southern Palace, Church st.
my31 st
Dry Goods Of all kinds best and cheap
est at the Southern Palace, Church street.
my31 st
A fresh supply of Ladies Suits on hand.
G. Rice & Co. myS1 st
The best assortment of Ladies' Linen
Suits of every description, and by far the
cheapest in the city. G. Rice & Co.
my31 3;
Ladies' Suits made to order a. shortest
notice. G.. Rice * Co. my31 st
A fresh supply of those handsome Chill
dren's Suits. G. Rice & Co. myS1 81
Ladies' Suits! Ladies' Suits. Children's
Suits. Children's Suits. Cheap cheap!
cheap, G. Rice & Co. my3l st
Boots and ShOeS.-OW summer stock
is now complete, and will be offered at the
lowest prices. John Holahan, 9 Union ST.,
between College and Market. my3l If
Linen LaWnS.-Linen Lawns, Linen
Suitings, ETC., cheap, cheap at the ''Orleans
Store" Is Public Square. Olwill Bros
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Linen Sheeting.-A good article OF
Linen Sheeting 75c per yard at the Orleans
Store, Is Public Square. Olwill Bros.
my3I 1w
New Fans and new Chains at Hogan
Bros. my31 st
New Ribbons at Hogan Bros.
my31 st
New Cassimeres at Hogan Bros.
my31 st
Hogan Bros is the place to buy dry
goods cheapest. my31 st
| I adiasf I'd slim
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New Cassimeres at Hogan Bros.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20

was merely form OF receipt adopted so that Tweed
would have record Of the transaction The club failed
and Dewey, with the note In his possession, came
forward In suit for the recovery OF the
money. The counsel for the defense. Col.
Spencer and Mr. Mcnamara in fetching Tweed
TO testify In their behalf only gained nothing
selves also threw weapon into the enemys camp.
for when Judge Van Worst inquired. What shall do
with this party that has been brought here habeas
corpus 10 the surprise Of nearly every body they
fused TO call HIM. whercupon Messrs Tremain ana Edel
STEM for Dewey said promptly That they would call him
themselves This sudden change OF base was explained
when Tweed stepped 10 the stand and sail decidedly
that Thomas Shies and the defendant who PrCsl-
dent ana Secretary the Cub, used to come to HIM
often about TINS money-rst wanting $500. only
coming down because they could not that amount
that he Il Iay became sick OF them and refused posi-
lively to have any thing moro To do with IT, When Col
Spencer asked If Shells ana Colgan came 10 him about
the time note given Tweed replied grnfilY ::
cannot tell any thing about that Tor had nothing
to do with any note"
The result OF the disagreement o the jury
and their discharge late in the afternoon but the chief
interest of the trial TweeIs connection with it, and
all DAY the crowd packed the room, zng at the
Wet, who sat chatting with his son. Gen. Tweed, evil
IDENTIFY in the bumOr aud exhibiting IN his form
aud countcnance not whit of the suffering which has
been imputed his lot lie is corpuont. fresh looking,
aud above all decidedly cheerful
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A RING CONyICTS HOLIDAY.

TWERD's REAPPEARANCE AT COURT, AS WITNESS.
The first thing that met the surprised eye of
each newcomer in the Courthouse yesterday as he
reached head Of the broad stairway leading to the
rooms the Supreme Court unusual hustle and
pushing at the door OF the center room, though
second Tweed :rial going There difli-
Guilty in cOmprehending the OF the excitement,
for although tue eye could further than the
OF the struggling spectators. the caught remarks
such as these How well he's l0oRing" guess lie
on the Island agrees with him." and do Mt that
diamond pin in his shirt-bOsom" The attraction after
ALL Tweed-nOt trial himself, but witness In
trial.
Asreported In yesterdays TRIBUNE h1beds corpus di
esidcondum the immediate OF the celebrated
criminals visit TO the Court house while the direct OBJ
ect the obtaining Ofhs testimony the suit OF s..
Foster Dewey, formerly Tweeds Private Secretary,
against WIN. CoiRan, Secretary OF the VIM. NJ. Tweed
Seventh Ward Club. The suit was brought on a note
held by Dewey against Colgan for $1,000, which the
former asserted he had lent 10 the club aud which had
never been repaid The defendant claimed that the
money given by Tweed with the understanding that
II the club successful II should be paid back
not otherwise Dewey gave them "A n0io TO sign when
he handed them the money Twoed's behalf aud when
they protested against signing note ho told them 1t