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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-06

A WHIP OF Two MONTHS AsroSrsHE8
BIER HCSBAND-This morning MesSrS-
Moore ard Newman filed for Henry ID. PEEL
bill Tor divorce from Doretta PfIel. Tho
complainant states that he was married IN
respondent In August, 1873, and they ivet
together until about two months thereafter
"When negro baby was born unto the de-
PENDANT (the plaintiff and defendant both be-
ing white persons and belonging 10 the Car
casian race)" and he separated from her. Hs
charges that on the 4th OF July she commits
ted adultery at the house corner 22d and Il
streets with one Charles Beatty and with
other persons, and for Is months past has
lived as a common prostitute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-06

THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT is advised
of the death of Deputy Collector Tompkins,
In charge OF the appraisement department of
the New York custom house. He was the
son OF Daniel ID. Tompkins, formerly COVER
nor OF the state of New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-06
BhUDHEAD q CO.,
au2s-,r $50 Penn ave. between 9th and Ieth q.
GRAND OPENING NEwFALL DRY
" GOODS.

just received ard now opening An entire stock Of
NEW FALL DRY GOODS,
all CT the newest designs. No last years goods in
our stock 20 select from.
700 pieces Of Fall Cslic1es at SIC.
20 pt ces II choice stJ le CaliCJes II Sc worth loo
To- pieces Of best Shifting CaliCces AT &c.
$50 pieces Of yard vide Bleached C0ttons at 3, 10
and lie.
our 1870 Colt, ns cannot be beat south Of New
York
Ia wide sneetirg Cotton, l25zc.
z54-Vlde SheetiDg Cotton, &c; worth 374zc.
81 dozen Ladies COlOred Border Hemmed Stitch
HandkeTchiefs, lE5qC.
IS dozen yard long Towels, PFC.
100 pieces Canton Flannel, l1c. IS pieces Canton
FlanUel l25sC extra heavy.
70 pieces " hite and Red allwOol Flannels, from
nc NJ.
Splendid assort ment o: Ladies Fall Styles Dress
Goods yCst opened.
Brigh' COloTed PIaids, l5c.: worth sc.
Nev - re Plaids &c. sell row at 3Iisc.
80 pieces 81 Plain, Plaid and Stripe Dress Goods at
2c., diT cheap.
Ice pieces Of Black Alpaca. double width, &c. Ex-
ira double weight, 3D. sold last fri a. ijc.
- pieces Black Cashmere lust received and n0V
CHEERING AZ the 'ow price Of re, s7c., 81, SlI2,
Is. All - per cent. less than last years prices
Our entire stock bought for cash, which enables
found el-eWhere
From September lst store will be open until D m
G. VI. TOWsOS q Co..
go Pennsylvania avenue,
EuE2T-so south side, near TIN 81 +, northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-06

REAL ESTATE SALE-Nessrs. Young AZ
Middleton have sold, privately, for the trus-
tees OF the Mount Pleasant Plains Cemetery
Association, square 272, containing %. 2ss
feet, 10 the directors OF the Children's Hospi-
tai, al is cents per square foot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-06
EOR EXC Ms.

FOR ExcU RsIONs.
TIE MARY WASHINGTON
dss lsrser for pleasure parties than any other
eOets FOR CHARTER EVERY r~<s
ID AND EVENING. Regular EA-N
trips 70 GlymOnt and return Mon
lays, " e9nesdsys and Fridays, leaving sth-strest
sesEI AZ a. "a Apply On board, or to DR.. HOW
ies4m p. II TROTR, President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-06

WANT MORE GoLD.-ApplicatiOns for the
transfer of one million dollars in gold from
New York 10 San Francisco were made TO-
day 10 the Treasurer Of the United States
Inc treasurer Will not be pre- Pared tn make
the transfer to-day, but may be able TO trans
fer the full amount to- mOrrOW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-06
KING KERosENE AND HIS DoINGs-I

KING KERosEyE AND HIS DoINGs-LaS 81
night a coal OIL lamp exploded IN the housa
OF John Tyler, $50 9th street northwest.
Officer Collins, with the assistance of some
Deighbors, extinguished the flames, which
did but slight damage.
The alarm turned in from box II Saturday
night, was caused by the explosion OF a cosI
oil lamp in house els New Jersey avenue.
occupied by Mr.. John Kane. The fiameS
were extingufshed by the citizens near by
While the flames were In progress Mr.. w j.
Armstrong rescued from suffocation Mr..
KaDe's father, an old man who was asleep i'm
the second story. The loss by the Ore was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-06

AN INVOICE OF YELLOW FEvER.-The
arrival of vessel in Delaware bay from
San Domingo, with yellow fever on board,
the entire crew being sick, has been reported
10 the Treasury department, and instruc-
lions as TO what disposition shall DE made of
The vessel and crew aSked for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-06
THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
The Direct Cable Reuaired.

LONDON, Sept. 6.-The managers of the di-
rect United States cable report that their
lire has been repaired.
The Case of AIexaudar CoIIia L. To
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-06

ARMY ORDERS-By direction OF the Pres
ident Captain Hamilton Lieber, M Hilary
storekeeper, has been ordered to report by
letter TO Major General Hancock, president
of the retiring board, in New York CITY,
and hold himself in readiness to appear be-
fore the board of examination when sum
mOHed. The extension of the leave Of alb
SeEce on surgeons certificate of disability
granted Captain Van Planck Van Antwerp
military stOrekeeper, has been still further
extended one wear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-06

HON. X. HOLLAND DUELL, of New York,
has been appointed Commits sioner of Pat
ents by the President. vice Thacher, re-
signed. MI DUEL is a lawyer by profession.
lr'ct attorney of Cortland county. New
York. He was county judge from 1855 TO
1883, and represented the 2ith district OF his
state in the 56;h, 31tn. I2d and 43d Congress
es. He Is about 81 years OF age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-06

NAVAL ORDFRs.-Capt. VIM. T. Truxton,
ordered to duty at Boston, Mass, on the 18th
OF October next, as captain of the yard, in
place of Captain stephen p. Luce, detached
from that duty and placed on waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-06
DRY GOODS.

nONT FAIL 70 vIsIr THE NEW STORE OF
ID o AN WILLIE,
No 1OII SEVENTH STREET,
Between New Yerk avenue ard l. street.
- They are now Offering SPECIAL BARGAINS
and GREAT ATTRACTIONS in all kinds Of
ID R q O d ID s.
Their ONE PRICE, CASH SYSTEM, affords Gus
tomsIs every advantsge of Low PRICES and
EAIR UEALlEG To ALL.
az They are also agents for Nine. Demorsst's
kef'able Patterns.
N,t- FGil SYKES JgSt yscstrsf. aug3I- II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-06

T. O U x s ION
The Numbers If the Potomac Boat Club respect
July announce
GRAND EXCURSION TO MARSHALL HALL,
On the new and elegant Steamer Lady Of the Lake
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept. Sth.
The steamer will leave as follows: Georgstown
from wharf Of New York steamers, -
loot q Congress street, AT p. N;
" Asbingf0n. IRON 9Th street wharf, O'clock o. IA
IT amer viii leave those who desire TO remain at
Marshall Hail and proceed thence down the P0tO-
Hac. aHording beautiful sail. sep2-5t
TO PLEASURE SEEKERS,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
sIEAMER PILOT BOY, Capt ". Il. Byie..
Amer this date and during the sumner months the
5ne Iron steamer " PILOT BOY" will ~Neaa
eaye W ashi ngtop, from tth street Ek -
ShaIi, ever TCESDA and SATU R-0sassz1zza4B
LAY morning, al O'Clock, for principal landings
N the Potomac. including the fsvOrite Summer Re
sorts Of ColtOu's and BIakston's Island Returnir
I'LL srr1ve in ashius ton early on Wednesday and
sunday evening. On Saturday, In addition 10 the
shove Ian tings the Pilot Boy will take passengers
Tor Lt0nardtown, arriving there early same eve
1iDg: eayihg on Sunday morning for Washington.
The scenery on the Potomac being unsur passed
Snd the Pilot Boy the only steamer afording a view
tht entire route py daylight, makes these most
pleasant and healtbfuI trips for families and social
&c BlackistOus Island, Cotton g and Leonardtoyp
toOd until used, IS. Apply TO
N. &. FITZHUGH, Agent,
el5-Sm Sixth 81 rect vi arf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-06

A TELEGRAM received at the Navy depart
ment this morning from Port Royal. South
Carolina, announces the arrival OF the q. S.
steamer Plymouth there, to day, from the
mouth OF the Rio Grande She mas been or
dered to Norfolk, Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
ANIMAL. POLICE PARADE.

The Police had their annual parade yester
day afternoon. At | y. the force assembled and
formed in three battalions in Lafayeteplace. Three
quarters OF AN hour spent In getting The men into
position. he extensive fire in Ninthst prevented Capt
Kllieas force from attending. yet there in lue
l2lO palrolmen n roundsmen. 90 sergeants, and 30
caplns. There 10 companies in the first battalion,
10 in the second, and in the third. superintendent
Walng headed the force having his aids Capt Cope
land and Inspector Tboine The line OF march was
st. and through Canal-s Ia Broadway, up Broadway 10
upper part OF tho city and back 10 UnOnsquare for
view and dismissal. as the force turned from Canal-s.
into Broadway they were greeted with cheering. Ihe
men made fine appearance. Tie piatOOns stretched
crb 10 curb broadway and the aligumen;s
very accurately preserved superintendent Malng
marched In front with Capt. Copeland and Inspector
ThOrne last behind. Then came Gratnlas 7th Rcg-
Baud and the Drum Corps. Following was the LIST
battalion under Inspector Dilks "a Colonel Capt Mount
Lieutenani CUlOnel and Capt Heddon Major. Then
the ID battalion. commanded by Inspector McDcr-
mott Colonel. Capt Allaire LieutenantCOoDcl. ana
Capt. lyman Major. The Sd Battalion WAS commanded
by Inspector Speight Colonel, Capt. Petty Lieutenant
Colonel and Capt. Washbnrne Major The Mounted
Squad closed the line OF march.
At $3.50 D. the force marched In review In Union
square before Mayor Wckham, Samuel A. Lewis, Pres-
don't of the Board OF Aldermen commissioners Mascl,
Smith NOorha and Disbecker, and large number OF
heads of the different departments and other rrOn
ncnL gentlemen. IL stated generally that the men
hid never made admirable an appearance nor shown
such excellent discipline.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02

AMOUNTS AWARDED TO CERTAIN CHARITIE5-TnE
CONTROLLER ASKS FOR FUNDS To DE USED IN
PROCURING EVIDENCE CONCERNING TIE RING
THEFTs.
The Board Of Estimate and ApportiOnment
met yesterday The Controller announced that no had
received the consent OF certain departments to make
transfers OF balances from years. appropriations
follows: Fro Department fund, S25477 Do; taxes and
assessments, - 1922 or public buildings construction
and repairs, 1891 81; salaries, Department Public
Works Ssl3 65 He thought that The various charitable
institutions who entitled TO share In the distribution
should receive their money possible as some
OF them sadly in need OF 1t.
In the proposed expenditures, $4,000 was put down to
be expended contcstng certain street openings Pes
dent Lewis opposed It's saying that the Corporation
Counsel the proper person to contest suits Of this
kind The Controller said that no had been compelled To
employ counsel against the Corporation ConnSoi's
decisions. This appropriation was stricken ont. The
following amounts afterward appropriated: Prot
Home OF Mercy S1,O7l 40; Nursery and Chid's
Hospital $3,4s6 % Homeopathic Hospital for tho Ia
sane Sl37 as Magdalen Society, $3.50 Sc; Ncw-York
Catholic ProtectOIy SS143 l3; cleaning and supplies
county Offices, 500 City Contingencies 1886 80; Cor
ours fees 1915 printing, stationery and blank books.
Sls6; repairs to Offices and buildings 81 20S 81 sup
Plies to County Jail, s. 900; Health Fund, $1,000.
The Controller called mp the application Of the Excise
Board TO have their appropriation increased IRON
Sl75O0 $4,000 lie said this not the time 10 ~
sufficient. This finally adopted, and allows $4,000
salary for each OF the COMMISSIONS. s. aud $4,000 Tor
clerk hire and general expenses The amount 81 SlOO-
900 assessment bonds authorized to b. Issued Tor the
Department OF Public Works. The Controller offered tho
following resolution
Reso That the appropriation OF $4,000 for The rrpcur
all Matters
relation frauds committed January 1872 on
county the head Of Miscellaneous pur
poses adopted Dee a. lo74. be paid cut nom time 10 time on
the Of the Controller that the charges Reasonable
and proper.
Accompanying the resolution the following state
ment from Charles OCOnOr:
The all rendered tho Finance Department ls
form The basis Of investigation
other department Judge OF the ser
Tie do;oc H. be In tho Budget OF 1874 should DO
ObS lated by resolution, a. above.
The resolution was laid over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
THE swATARNs TAsMANIAN VOYAGE.

CURIOUS CREATURES BROUGHT on THE vpssEI,-
INCIDENTS OF TIE EXPERIENCE OF THOSE on
BOARD.
The United States naval steamship Swatara,
which reached this port its return from the expedition
for the observation OF the transit OF Venus Monday
was anchored Of tho Battery yesterday morning. NO
orders the further dispositions OF the Swaara
yet beeu received from Washington II Is probable,
however that the vessel will be ordered to the brooklyn
NavyYard t0 undergo necessary repairs alter the
long voyage. reporter Of THE TRIBUNE visited the
Swatara yesterday. Among the curious animals
brought home Ivy tho officers a sarcophiius
ursnus Tasmanan devil" This hideOuS creature Is
said TO he the only living specimen IN this country, ana
IL will probably be sent 10 Central Park for exhibition.
In Appearance IL has some resemblance To the American
taccOon IL Is csrnIyOfOus, and IN its Wild state rnci
pay lives upon birds, rats, aud other smaller anuS
Although partially tanned, il Is deemed necessary keep
the creature confined GA deck There Is also board
wOmOat or TLsmanan hog. which lives upon vegetable
matter Several hangaro0s, with waO.y and
beautiful Gordon Settlers also noticed playing
the deck Of the SwntTa whtlo number OF love birds
parrots and >utana brd. Gagged In different p0r
tiOns OF the Nesst ne collection OF Australian ferns
has been made by several officers connected with tho
pedtion.
The Swatara brought back the instruments used IN OBJ
serving tho transits all OF which Viii be removed 10 the
brooklyn NayyNaid, and thore turned To the steam
snip Iallapoosi. which will take them To Washington
in addition 10 what has already appeared In TIKI
TRIBUNE concerning the voyage Of the aara, tho fol-
lowing faots obtained from the officers yesterday
The 5watara Is tho only naval vessel that for many
years past has gouo entirely round the world la
cruise. Tue space tho ship well taken up there
being board all the bound for the five stations
Of observations, together with all tho instruments,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
WORK ON THE STATE CENSUS.
TIE EyUMERAroRs BEGINNING THEIR LABoHs-
MEETING or SUPERVISORS.

Five hundred and seventy-fve eDumerators
started yesterday their rounds to take the census in as
many election districts OF this city. The majority OF
them succeeded remarkably we'll In obtaining all the In
formation called for by their blanks but about dozen OF
them resigned by the time that they had thorough
comprehension Of the work expected from them Their
resi- naons forwarded TO the Secretary OF STATE
who will Ill their places. Tho Hon. Gideon J.
Mckee. who represents the Secretary Of State In this
city, had his Office crowded du1ng the entire day. new
appointces taking the oath OF Office and inquirng emu
nerors calling for further Instructions All are In
struced 10 exercise the utmost discretion in calling at
and othOr places where people might imagine
something unpleasant Is In store for them. go far
difficulty has been met with the part OF any OF the
cnumcraors Each bears in his possession the commits
sion issued to him by tho Secretary Of State, and any
citizen called upon for information has the right 10 ask
the cnumcraOr produce this. In certain districts OF
tho East Side German cnurnerators have been appointed
The blanks furnished fIOm The County Clerks office
the those used ten years The Secretary OF
and he did not consider himself authorized to change
them. They considered altogether too yolumnOus.
and made up as II Intended to dishcarten the man WHO
undertakes TO fl them. As these enuneIators paid
by the day not by the secured IL Is feared that
considerable undcrstatemcnt Of tho population VIII re-
Ten ont of the twenty-five Supervisors held Informal
session al the office Of Gideon j. Tucker yesterday SITTER
for the purpose OF consulting to the best method
for supervising Tho work Of the enumeraOrs The gor-
rmen present were wiling to be Of service but hey
while they had no authority whaeycr not even tue right
FeSs were also expressed mi there Void be an under
enumeration and as the blanks had columns for the
numbers residences to bo Inserted il was simply in-
possible nto gently detect made by tho eHum
orators. Nevertheless all agreed 70 exercise Judcons
again 10 agree upon systematic method No or
ganzaton effected but before adournng The super
ThoO. Merson, XIII Edward Cooper, Xylth; lhco.
Roosevelt XiXthi A. 5 sonthwortb, Xlh DR. En.ien
lXth; Herman Uh. Xith Andrew Mills Kiln Alox
Deimar, XViIith; Fred. GrOtc, Wcstchester County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
A STUDENTS RECEPTION TO TIE CARDINAL
VISIT or CARDINAL M'CLOsKEY TO ST. JOHNS COL
LICE AT FOHDHAM.

LTGE AT FORDHAM.
A reception was rendered to Cardinal Nc
Closkey yesterday by the Faculty and students OF ot.
Johns College Fordham. Tho attendance was large.
Among the clcrgymen present were the Rev. Father
Charaux Superintendent Of the Society OF Jesus in this
country; Fathers HudOn TheDaud. Prachensky. and
others OF the same socicty; the Rev. DR.. MeGynn
tor aud the Rev Fathers McCready MoCauley and Cos
tgan Of St. Shepherds the Rev. Dr. Brann Of Fort Wash
ingon the Rev Father Crrau OF st. Andrews the Rev.
Father Farley. Secretary TO the Cardinal; Fathers
Keegan McSherry, and Dr. Free Of Brooklyn and Father
McKenna OF Lake Mahopac. Among the laty were An
drew H. Green the Controller Gen. Martin T. Mcmahon,
Gen. McQuade, and Justice shels.
The reception took place in the large College hall As
the Cardinal had taken his seat the exercises be-
gan, and carried ont in tho following order An adj
dress the Cardinal in English by Joseph V. Sweeney
n Sapphic ode, IN Latin by George c. OKeefe an Eng
lsh poem OF greeting by Robert W. King an address in
Latin. by David J. Hogan and The Juniors Welcome
by George f. Hill. The latter an amusing poem ana
elected much laughter and applause from the audience
At tie close alter the presentation OF basket of HOW
follows:
students OF 1T. Johns College 10 their whom President
who is now their Cardinal from what knew Of the his
worthy President its iustrous professors and the we'll
won fame OF lis students, persuaded that at this
| must confess however, that / was not prepared
r Many T R"a and words have Sss
addressed to me By the young students OF The College
who being young are allowed to indulge 10 oonsdera-
BILE extent In fguratye language and in that peculiar
dsrre known as byperbole But must say that
the thoughts and sentiments expressed in
the addresses have dOn0 honor To tie
heart and to tho head OF those who
uttered them. know that these sentiments Of religion
and vcneraOn or the students and professors OF 81
johns College have been deepened by the fact that the
Holy Father has been ease to pace among them now
as their Ecclesiastical superior one who was already
their Archbishop. and 10 honor him with the highest
dignity In his gift And this he has done, pot because
nj mp of nv bee
loyalty aud devotion to the holy faith long
hibited by tho Catholics OF this young Republic OF
America
Tho exercises concluded Will, n collation.. A band OF
music played at intervals during tho exercises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
TWEED RING METHODS.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE CIVIL SUIT AGAINST
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED.

AFFIDAVIT OF JAMES II. INGERsoII, STATING HOW
BE BECAME INVOLVED IN THE FRAUDS--srATR-
MgNr OF THE DIVISION OF THE sPoILs-PETER
q. swEENY ALLEGED TO HAVE HAD SHARE
ANDREW ]. GXSvEY's coNNECnoN WITH TlE
RINa--AFFIDAvIT& by STEPHEN C. LYNEs, JOHN
n. KEYsER, HENRY y. TAISTOi, AND OTHERS.
The proceedings in the civil suit against William
NJ Tweed received fresh interest yesterday by tho
production by the counsel for the people Of several
important affidavis. That of James II. lngersor is
very long. and recounts the method in which tho
bills were made out and the details Of the division
Of the spoils Peter b. Sweeny is mentioned as ono
OF tho recipients. Andrew J. Garveys affidavit is
chiefly in respect to the enlargement of his and
Peter b. Swoeny's connection with the frauds
Other afidavts are by Stephen c. lyncs, Arthur h.
Smith. George w. Smith Henry +. 1aintor. John
ii. KeySos, J. McB. Davidson. and A. S. Cady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
MAILS SAVED FROM THE SCHILLER WRECK.

Postmaster James yesterday received from
the general Office in Washington letter containing dc
tails OF the mall saved from tho wreck OF tho
steamer Schiller. This included bags from NewYork
for London containing Registered leterbags, paid and
unpaid, and letter mails from Philadelphia and Boston
bags nom New-lOrk for LOudOn filled with news.
papers; bag OF letters from NewIOrk for Dublin; |
lag Of mail matter rom New York for Liverpool; mails
from Quebec Montreal. Halifax, Prince Edwards Island,
Bornuda. and II Johns for LVerl Dol; sacks OF mail
matter from Francisco. The closed mails we'd
~ f0lows bags for Verviere and Cologne, bags for
Bnmen. bag for Hamburg. bag for Norway, bag for
Bise bag ChcrbOurg, bag Tor KEEL and korsOer,
bag Tor Ostend, bag for Bologna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, June l.-Passcd Assistant-Surgeon
J. H. Kdder oreref Ia the Blue Light al New York Boat
swain Charles h. Hawkins 20 the naval station nj Newt
don Conn., Gunner Jancs aycs, 10 the Navyyar1 at Pba
dtlpnia Leus Frederick Collins ]. C. Paine, John Sulli
and Joseph o. Laon and Assistant Surgeon Ernest
detached from the Darien Surveying
ton aud ordered 10 continue temporary duty connected
with that survey.
Dispatch received the Navy Department Al
nrl fohn L. Wooden, commanding the United States Navy
forces iho European station dated VILE francht May 81
that the FRANKLIN and tho Jnpaia left spsia the
0t reached Vile rancho 1th of May rho Alaska
sailed from SIa the 10Th OF May arrived at denua the
day and expected ~ Vo Franohe w the 18TH VI
Nay. I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
DISAPPOINTED EXPECTATION ABOUT THE COURT
OF APPEALS DECISION.

II was expected that a decision in the Tweed
appeal case would he given in the Court OF Appeals yes
trrday there speculation to the result
The Deputy Sheriff who hns been assigned TO that work
remained on Blackweps Island during the day so that,
in Tweed set free By the decision Of the Court
of Appeals In the criminal before for review, he
would be Immediately taken into custody the orders
arrest civil suits brought against Inn to recover
the ciLy's sOien money. No Dmaiion Ot any decision
OF the Court OF Appeals however, received by Dis
trict-A ttorncy Phelps other officials yesterday