The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17

full for. n the light OF heaven. which lowed libe:
rally into his room, was the only favor extenoed
ence. Thus thought one juryman. and the senIl-
ment was heartily re-echoed by the rest.
"You are looking well. MI. Tweed.u was the
greeting given INN by another Juryman. And he
did look well. 10 all appearances. though he COM
which is now all white. being cut close, gives the
Impression OF his having dwinded IN resh. put
his color, OF bright healthy red testlies to the
excellence Of the atmosphere in which he lives.
EXERCISE.
81 take Tour hours exercise day, y said he, lana
that accounts Tor IT, only for TINS old complaint
should be almost as strong as ever"
Inere Is difference. Mr.. Tweed" observed one
OF the party ''between looking strong and feeling
we'll"
Eyes" replied the lonely old man. turning his
looks toward the duh, dark river, while shadow
OF PAIN passed over ms lace, '.troubes to tie
strong as well Ms the weak. NV last anllction IL
never come alone" rrhere was a reiereuce IN
this to q recent sad domestic aifcton.)
WILLING TO TALK.
lie appeared willing 10 converse bur showed no
Inclination 10 court conversation. Whoever
coureoasy Treated and spoKen Go men eanSor
and affabllty. Some OF the Jurymen felt say about
approaching the fallen chletain as well through
motives oil dellcacy as on account OF an apprenen-
sion that the prisoner was bear. aud mighty
rough one me at that One jursman gave an amusing
remind him oft"
'iou had better wait till he comes out and then
present your bil," suggested fellow juror.
"rnat's so," gieeiuly answered the other, land
then, by squash, be may pay the interest"
That Mr.. Tweed entertaIns a hope that his term
OF Imprisonment VIII be some day not lar distanS
cut short Is not doubted. This agreeable senti.
ment sustaiEs him, Tor otherwise one SO pregnant
OF energy would collapse and die. His duty still
that OF orderly to the hospital and NOBODY, ac-
cordlng to the Warden, makes more faithful and
jealous attendant. He Is model prisoner, and
sets an excellent example.
HIS OLD QUARTERS.
Curiosity was expressed to see the old quarters
the prisoner occupied, which Lave been so often
had fha ot,nhn nf nil
The Jurymen went down stairs, pioneered, as
usual, by the majestic Brennan, whose hat was
constantly coming IN contact with the ceiling, be.
cause he declined to travel. ike ST. Denis. with mis-
head under his arm. The poorest boarding house
IN New York should certainly be able to produce
fort the one where Tweed was supposed TO revel
In unheard or prison tndulsences The green baiZe
hangingS turned out to be strips OF common
green muslin nailed 10 that part OF tue wall wnere
the plaster had fallen or. The "grand oureau~
was an extremely common pine washing stand.
The 'library" might be carried in u satchel. ana
the most valuable volume in the collection APP
peared to be French dictionary. The atmosphere
was cold as charity and the unrestricted winter
light that filed the room made the place still more
dreary.
REPORT FROM THE GRAND JURY.
Here Ia where, 1t was said, he passed regal
imprisonment. Granted that cabinet work
and upholstery might render the room
more attractive, satisfied the minds ol
the Grand Jury that within the compass OF q room
SO small and Ill ventilated existence could never
be rendered what Is termed luxurious.
The party left four O'Clock and disc mbarked
at the loot OF Twenty3iXrh street. IL Will be the
business OF the Grand Jury to report on the way
treatment accorded Tweed IN the PentLentlary Of
BlackwelpS Island.