, 1875-12-11
THE TAMMANY RING.
Whereabouts Of Some Of It's
Fragments.
The sweensys, Connolly, Harry Genet,
and Tom Fields, All in
Europe.


negotiation that wou4 result in tho return to
Manhattan Island Of tho o1-ring magnate, Peter
u. Sweeney. Simultaneously With tho clrcula-
top OF tho report. tho arrival Of exsonstor Brad
10y, broshor.tn-lAw Of Sweeney, wls announced.
and 1liH na1no was recorded among tho patrons
Of tho Hotel Sp1endids. II waa given out that
he had como over to remove to Now York tho
body OF Janoa II. Swceney, who died few
weeks before, but thoro were several AMERICAN
1olterers about Paris who claimed to know t11At
II wns tho living and not the dead Sweeney with
whom Bradley una empowered to deal. Bradley
Was interviewed and questioned repeatedly. but
nothing OF Importance Was elicited beyond a fow
hints thu: shoHsd him 10 DO favorable to Bwne-
ney'1 return provided reasonable bail could bo
obtained. understand that he was empowered
to promise that tho bail should not exceed
a150. 900, bnt whether this ia true or otherniAo
am unahlc TO soy.
rETEn y. BwEExEr II Paris.
poter b. makes raria his niatcr residence.
and lives Te1y comfortably on hlH easily and
ques!ionably acquired fortune. In bunssar ho
goes to Watering -p!ace or to switzerland, aud
hs does not so TO tho Bame place for two aeasons
in succeasion, Last aeason hs wss ut Trouvil1e,
tho fayorfo seaside resort Of tho Parlsians, and
about four hours rido from tho city. THIS year
HG H9Uk W 6HItLo1iAA1f AIA LIZ &1A4 46tA kOAH
souo two OF throo weeks whom Mr. Bradley ar
rived. Bradley remained hero = fcr days, hAd
then went to Ncuchatcl, Switzerland. whoro
| Sweeney lad established himself for tho hot
season. 1t is Of conrao impossible to say what
occurred between tho two men, but IL Ia known
that Drs1ley did not talk in the namo
| Why after his visit to Nauolatol thss hu
that DO found 8weo1oy lesa inclined 70 SO to
| New York and stand Ills trial than had beeu
previously reported, ard possibly 10 may
hayo discovered that tho case did not look very
idiot. and will not bo likely to risk hlnsolf III
| Eon York II there Ia any chance OF conviction.
One Of his friends remarked ht the ttmo Of
Bsaialey's visit that Petss u. would BE- = fool to
aud tho rest Of The lawyers had found against
| him. '.lio covered hia tracks pretty wol" said
tue epeaker, "hut you can never toll II tho
covering didn't blow OF from some Of the1p.'
Another friend al1o claimed to bo conadcut thSt
nothing could bs psoEod &Kalntt sweeney; haIl
he was Huso Peter xoult 50 back, aud that lie
would hayo lota Of friends to moet him when ho
landed. iea,' said another, New Yorker.
Isryle will ho tAago With An order Of asrest and
= pair of haudcufFa." Tho remark was not
relIshcd by tho preceding orator. aud tho conyor-
satiou changed.
| lis MANNER or LIFE.
BHeanoy'a ite haso has been OF tle quiet aott.
When IN Paris ho spends most OF hH time as
honla, 4n1 tA.aly,-AlmoAt uoyes,--yis!ta that
part Of tho city froquentcd by Amerlcans, the
soma call upon him. and hiB acquaintance are
In very small number, ~ hs Aoeks no now ones,
and the old arc limited to tho stray New YorkeIs
alo kue. him in blu days Of power and are vii
ling to know him now. It Ia said that q
certain literary aud muaical character, not uu-
known to Now York, San Francisco, 1.oulou,
aud other cites all over tAs globe. lived for
| somo WaeAB Hith aud upon Hweaney, until the
rfR1 wilt hfu uf,fh hnF hhx
before. ny doubt kueenoy is willing to enter.
tain anybody who viii endulo hs soclcty and
psua over tho scandal attached to bis nAme. Evil
IDENTIFY. bs daos not wish 10 absent htmaolf alto
ing-card that was vleible quito Eecenty IN
the window OF ~ engrAset in the PAlais Royal
1t baro Tho uamo~ Filter u. 6weaney-in neatly.
the htst syllable with "a n" was The design of
the a1.mkgnAse or tho blunder OF the eogravcr.
a1u unable to say eau hardly think it wAa
Al ougfaver's blunder. ~ dsw tho card dls.
played thsEs among otheE specimous OF work for
week or ton days since 1t disappeared from the
| showcase,
JAAxs n. AID TIE "AnER.cAN BAR"
1Ames u. BHesasy, the brother Of patsf B..
died from oss1 drinking. lle had nothing 10 DO.
and his associates weEe not Of the inquest sypa
Of modern gent'ameu. 10 that he tonk nstuzaily
to too much bsaudy and water. Ills farorits
tho Ruo Scribe, and the aabltuss OF tho
eatsb!shment Nera hl4 friends. Among
tAetn xAs All English Lord, ,-not the beat speci.
msn Of the british pes1sge,-and several turf
men, and "looae fish goleFslly. I.atter|y. for
tune has been dealing unkiudly with tho Amari-
caa Bar. The dAash of H~esney reduced ~ ray
enuss. Al he used to apend hia monsy llbeFal,
! for tho entertainment Of tho pn.haugers OF thu
\ place. Two OF. thres weeks sgo tho French
POLICE lata heavy hand on tho English
} bettuR-msu Mho make parls their base oi
opatasious, ka.na tbitty Of tha fellaw4 wore Ar
, Eossed, aud lAlf doxeu lsttiug-ottcea were
cluao1. AL the Rrrestod man w0le tined, And
! | wasaad not to renew kholr business, and \ fou
of them were asnt to prison for brief poriod
.Au:unx these victims Of French law we're soy,
ctal patrous Of The American liar. aud tho place.
that knew tham oncs DO not knou them ~ muct
, ~ they did.
. AnoTMkg oSE OF THE RonuEAz.
Connolly, tbs aa4ociAte Of Tweed AAd hHeone,
iwtheit great Eobbory, loe4 Hqt como 10 Paris u
81 n thass later times, aud esideas(Y Mlales t:
= avoid - place WHARF no many Americans coE
/ g1eg4to. uo aud hls son are constantly te
. getler. When The fosmot tntimataa thst the,
: Lass boon dlxco.e1sd &nd theJ must movs on
D the Latter proceeds TO- pay tbs ho&&l-blIs All
! ozdes charge at w tez .hs sas'y-r~ Viii