The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

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The sieps na the h'lu+'ra &C.. are = sione,
nnl tHr 3ufucl is sLnrcited ty f,.H. .fILc pl-
t.. s.. = w..ich the ptcys .i,'s color il h.uc.
Ih1 iurrttlre !. u'Hu'stcie1 with blnr satin.
and fi-i'lv, and gnuoin,.s is ~ where applrcnt.
Ihe - 4 'ots nre ~ ,he main sinilrrin in ar anse-
mont 10 the socopi luOr.
Ia the basement r. u dining room ana l.iich-
cn' and u.s. 90 'n cil.ag. divided leu-tlts..e
hy wiil via two cpen'H.s.
Irs0ef' r. rae iu! thf -cu''lf sccnrnd,
ard even hll IL been olen it wuui NOT 10 so
tli'wel or the 'i,s'se of iw"'i'' h0dt. aud
Once uaf-ldc tAc N,.I'. iitrc ntt. ..lInt, ant
ay u..cs OF escape. ~t1udil- i'm NlGi fan aynatir,
.nI L. Niug e 90, one mA, see >tiai .ht e.t %
ir'h cn thc huN-e- "a ln'. f"t> -uluth aai
Tweed uh-a; hnye gone thrnush fri ndy
tnn.e On 81 her street, "r he mlsIt h.Nr .. no %
Itiy-uiuin stteet or 10 Maids IA a,euuc, across
vl.ion 30 sirlr. Between the huu-o 1t
.ladi,on ,v,n1e snn SiTicin sire .nd
s,,cct Is al "peninp trrau.h when ac-
cess may oe mad to the yarts of IN
the houses in the block tat weed ivcd,
.ii te wi-ht have c-cape4 10y that rout1 to
At midris ~ She houses in the Ll.c', were
n IN I.tl sire-t ti-rlu-f. IN tho tlp story
oi weeds hnuse Lri-hthlht
wAupEN DUAHAMs NNHuArIvH
At one o'clock, Mr. rNeei, h. soa william VI,
r. Z d o.
the J ~, sepueG into c1rf.a-' and st rtod
for a dliye. 1--WE Drove" = IS Nar.,n y ia
hlui. through to thu western ui,,ard g. the
niilsb!. l4e Tl.d, ..d tlcn ihrluxI thc south
cin bo lev4id 20 the Central raik.
At tie an II IN the western ,i.!e q the Park
We e,pcd from the rrlnge and w'lkrd about
frr rfiitcen miuutes. Then we got into the car
rage and drc ye tiroueh tie PARK 80 Sir. Tweca's
residente, IN Maui- Ia i.yenuo, hctwecu sixty
Dn1 sixly-hrst streets. We entered the house
and sat down IN the front parlur few
Al = / "a fDr
As Nr. Tweed went out Of the room iiagan
w"ut into the nan aud entered cl 'se, to Wa.h
f..HI ~. 40 Lp u irs. loDsed al M Va .rh,
a 4 told " ,'llAW NJ. IWteJ Jr., th ai ID was ttne
To- un, ..uI ua h.d Lctter c,ll MS father.
me y.nht ~ IN went up 't-ir'. In two or
thrcr % iuutcs no reformed ANA stil Thar his
fAtuer Wa u. there. Mr. l1gan went upstairs
a. once, and went 70 the 'front.' door and look
ca u1 an! down the street and intp the area. !
v uur ruri 'er where We had lcft it, when
r,tlterei tno togse. saw Mis-. Tweed stauains
henSr Rr rweed "s ''T' Was uo D'N's stair.. nS,
end she replied that she had not
l. .. th}lou-hly. iihylug -atlsn myself chat
~. weed "- MT ih,re, ~. l-an and u drove
a-i,cd t.e Sergeant 20 gen ont general alarin.
thcu HFc weit to the Police Central once, and
10 j IsSIcctDs Diks ot tne escape. L. VS. about
iN"u'y minutes IT % O'Clock Wen Mr. Tweed
,ir. Ounaam ,dlel that he had taken Mr.
! weed 10 drive three times betore, ami said
IN trngt "A Week ago they and Justi TmO-
tnN j Cempuell visited the q .remunt iutel
ON l&}l street and Eleventh avenue. Tho War
den -aYt tiat IL ls customary u allow urisoncrs,
HsI nn Clvil process to occasionally - out
d. ths IAN, Ircomp.uied by Officers
Edward Hogan, the Keeper who was with Mr..
Tweed and the warden, SAYS saw Nr. Tweed
20 up stairs. had washed my hands, and az
stepped into the hall he passed NE, saying, Il
am going to see my wife. saw him start u 20
up stars, and then went into the back plror
nin i les i afterward Sir. Dnnham told young Mr.
Tweed to call his father, as II WIS time TO 60.
the Young man went up stairs. lie returned IN
about i've minutes as said that his father WIS not
up .tairs. said, Come vita me and we will see"
closets. When | came down stairs | noticed
that Mr. weeds hat was yet ON The rack, but
his oYercOat had boen taken away. Then was
satisfied that he hrd escaped. ! thereupon
searcned the house from the top noor to the
Mrs. Tweed told mo that Mr. Tweed had not
been up stairs, william NJ Tweed, Jr., aud Mr..
Douglas, Mr. Tweed son-in-law, rushed tnIou.h
the mouse greatly excited, aud saying, We are
ruined"
Having become satisfied that Mr.. Tweed was
MT In the hOusr, Mr.. Dunham and I reported
the escape TO the Fiftynntn street station and
Occiaent. Hotel and trlegrauhed To the chief
Of Police IN Boston PhiaL'lpha' Albany,
Bl1OhlIn, and Jersey CitY,"
Mr II gar thinks that when Mr.. Tweed saw
him 90 into the back pnror, he turned around,
came down the stairs and went into street
door - MT ihufe lhan l"chb 'ett ron mo
bottom Of the stairs, and that Nr INeil
Eo was walking from the roar of tnc back pnr-
lor - the windows u the frOot paillr that loOk
inc Madison avenue. Il1 add, that llr. Tweed,
contrary 10 his custom, wore yesterday mecca
sus over his shoes, ana that his step WAS
Tho room occupied by Mr.. Tweed is In the
used by ex Sheriff brennan and eX-COmptrollor
Connolly, The furniture In the room Is
sofa and chairs arc covered with heavy
blue rep silk. At the head of ths led hangs a