New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23

tering the warrant of John II. Keyser & Co., for
supplies furnished the city, and frauduently obtain
ng$27,SS7 3S. The bail in this is placed at
$4,000, and was furnished by CharlessDevlin and
VIM. M Tweed jointly.
The fifth case on which bail was demanded was
for six indictments found against Vim. NJ.
Tweed and Richard b. Connolly, on Feb. 20, 1878,
for misdemeanor, in fraudulently auditing six
rants drawn by lngersol g. Co., for supplies falsely
alleged to have been furnished the Courthouse.
The warrants are as follows: Ingersol & Co.. $685.
2lS 80; j. Mcbride Davidson Il Co., $6s,515 20
J. Mcbride Davidson, $12, 432 10; G. d. Bollar &
Co.. $67,4s7 81; J. Mcbride Davidson d Co., $780,
495 SO; j. Mcbride Davidson & Co., $12,317 n.
All these audited on June 10, 1870. On each
of these indictments 81 900 bail was demanded and
furnished by Charles Devlin and VIM. NJ. Tweed
jointly.
The sixth case includes three indictments against
VIM. NJ. Tweed and Z. A. Woodward for forgery i'll
the third degree in forging the of j. Mcbride
Davidson & Co. to three warrants. The first is for
$63G75 81, and is dated June q, 1870; the second
for $12,132 16, is dated June "a, 1870; and the
third for S6S,515 20, is dated May go 1870. Bail
this was fixed at 81 900 each Indictment
and was furnished by Charles Devlin and VIM. NJ
Tweed jointly.
The seventh case is the last indictment found
against Tweed. 1t was found by the Grand
Jury on the 18th of the present month, and
charges VIM. NJ. Tweed with conspiracy, i'll
obtaining the signature of A. Oakley Hall, Mayor to
a warrant purporting to be drawn by John II.
Keyser & Co. for work done in various armorics and
drrooms amounting in the aggregate to
$5O,953 So. On this indictment 81 600 bail was
demanded, and given by Charles Devlin and WIN. NJ
Tweed jointly.
The property on which Mr. Sands justifes is a
brown-stOne store and lot at No. 232 Water-st
Charles Devn justities II lots the east side of
Eighth-ave between Onc-hundred- and fortieth and
Northumberland forty -frst-sts Mr. Deylin stated
in answer to the usual questions propounded to
suIetics, that there more than enough money
due him from the city to cover all his debts ard LA
bilites and that he worth at least more than
800 600 above all liabilities.
When the forrnalites of making ont and signing
the bail bonds had been completed, Tweed went
before Judge Brady, in the Court of Oyer and Ter
miner who approved the sureties and the prisoner
was released on the criminal indictments pending
his trial. When this had been done. Tweed turned
to Deputy Sheriff McGOnigal and said 81 am in
your bands now" Tweed and his counsel and the
Deputy Sheriff then went TO the office of Edestein
| & Tweed, in Duanc-st., Broadway, and in
the presence of the counsel the Deputy Sheriff for
mally placed Tweed under arrest the order of ar
rest issued in the civil suit for S6,OOO,OO
II was Ssgreed that no effort should be
made to raise the $3,O00,000 bail de-
manded in the civil suit, on the ground
that it was excessive and there were just grounds
for asking for reduction by the Court Foster
Dewey, while in the DstrictAttorney's office, was
very emphatic this point. He said that the sums
charged against Tweed only footed up something
over 5000, 600 although $6,00O.000 was alleged to
have been stolen by Tweed but the same allegation
was made against 20 Others. During the afternoon
Tweed dined with several friends at Delmonico's
and was called on by considerable number of his
! old friends and acGuaintances After dinner i'll
company with Deputy Sheriff McGOnigal, be called
at one or two places and transacted some private
business lie was tftcrward taken TO Ludlow Street
Jail.