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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-18

A WASHINGTON special to the Clece-
land Leader Republican, says that
Gov. Hendricks, Andrew johnson,
George H. Pendlet N and others have
been telegraphed for by Democratic
members to come and consult as to the
propriety of defeating the appropria-
ton bills and forcing an extra session
Of Congress, under the pretense of
guarding against carrying out the sug-
gestion Of the Presidents Arkansas
message. We do not perceive how any
Of the appropriation bills could be de-
feated under the operation Of the new
rule, if the Radicals want them passed.
But if a week or more be wasted on the
caucus bayonet bill, the appropriations
would be in danger Of severe Demo-
cratic pruning before they get through.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-18

THE Republicans despair Of carrying
Sew Hampshire, which votes the 9Th
of March for State officers and Con-
gressmen. Those at Washington do
not propose going home to help the
canvass, ascribing as their motive the
excessively cold weather.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-18

PROF. GRANVILLE STUART, of Deer
Lodge, Montana, Suspecting cold weather,
sent to New York for fine spirit thermom-
eter. To his surprise it never marked
more than 30 degrees below, and then he
found that that was its utmost limit. He
saws If will do for a summer thermometer
but is too short by IS inches for Montana
winter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-18

We noticed, few days since, the i'm
pudent offer of the Credit MObiier
Union Pacific, to compromise with the
Government, which the latter is rather
disposed to accept, as it cannot get a
cent IN any other way. And now
comes the same company with another
very cool proposition. 1t wants carte
blanche to pick out public lands con-
tanning iron or coal, and give upin lieu
an equal amount Of the lands ceded to
it which prove useless.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
.FOTTCE.
Il Park Row, N. Y.

MIR. W. A. SOULE BEING OBLIGED TO
w change his residence on account Of the
health Of his family, retires from the Wheeler &
Wilson Agency in this city, and cOmmends his
successor, Mr. A. 81 Bushnell, who viii con-
tinue to serve the public with the celebrated
Wheeler & Wilson Machines and supplies at 40
Church street.
WHEELER & WILSON MING Co,
NASHVILLE, TENN., Feb. 10, 1876.
febll Nv
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
COTTON WILL BE KIING.

A S MONEY IS SCARCE, AND SOME OF
n our planting and shipping friends may pre-
Ter a summer market, we VIII say % them we
are prepared 70 make liberal cash advances on
cotton consigned to the well known house OF
hObt. Moore & Co., New York. Those who wish
70 ship viii please call on Us.
j. VI. CARSEY, SON & co.
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GRAND PACIFIC
HOTEL.

CHICAGO I'LL.
HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
furniture and taken lease of this magnif
icent hotel, 1 have admitted Mr.. Samuel VI.
Turner, formerly Of the old fremont House and
late Of the Palmer House, Chicago, and Mr..
Tyler B. Gaskill, formerly Of the Revere House,
Boston, to an interest in the business, which
will be conducted under the name Of
JOHN b. DRAKE & co.
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PRESCRIPTION FRFX.

TOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF SIENNA
~ weakness, Lost Manhood, and an disorder
brought on BY indisore.i0n or excess. ANY drfg-
gust has the Ingredients. Address DR. IS HTf
TON = Co. CtqcinnaIi, Ohio. oc29,IlV
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New Advertisements.


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pany in America-Staple article-Plesses every
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waste time-Send for Circular TO ROBERT
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A DVERTISIEG cheap, Good, Systematic.
A-All persons who contemplate making con-
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ROwell & Co, Al Park Row, New York, for
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S@E WEEK to Agents to sen an article
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]. N. ROBSON,
GIFT CONCERTS.


TO THE AMOUNT OF TWO MILLION FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND ARE TO BE DTsTRB-
UTED ON THE 9TH FEBRUARY BY THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, UPON
TIE OCCASION OF THEIR FIFTH AND LAST
CONCERT.
DFHIUi8sg CeFtGiss o.. .IEOaseV'
Refunded.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 1. 1875.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. /. 1875.
i HE LAW PARTNERSHIP HERETO
fore existing between j. L. Rice and J. W. Ew-
ing is this day dissolved by agreement. j. L..
Rice viii occupy the same office, No. Porter
Block, Cedar street. j. ". Ewing will occupy
the Office No. 251 DeadrIck street, up stairs.
j. /. RICE.
febIs IawIv j. W. EWING.
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THE New Orleans Custom-house is a
nest Of brothers-in-law, but the tenure
of Office of Buffers brother-in-law,
Parker, and Carpenters brOther-in-
law, Dillingham;, has become uncer-
tain since the defeat Of their respective
brothers-in-law. 1t is now intiniated
that brothtr-in-law Grant viii ship the
whole crew, except brOther-in-law
Casey.
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MEDICAL.
MANHOOD EEsTORFiD5.

mANaOOO SGESIORED,
victim or youthful imprudence, causing
premature decay nervous debility, etc. bqvinS
tfled IN VAN cry known remedy, has found q
simple selt-cure which ne viii send FRTT - -
fellow-suferers. Address j. II. REEVES. 70
Nassau street, New York dse99 a., %
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We have plenty OF Tobacco Seed to give awsv
70 those who ship 70 this market
janZI u j. n. CARSEY. son q co.
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NOTICE.
DEALERS IN MUSIC.
PIANOS! ORGANISE
MCClureS' TemDIe of Music.

Ling the renowned makers, Steinwav & Sons,
knabe & Co, Durham & Sons, Haines Bros
new-besides second hand, from the above and
nearly every known maker, together with "A
Church and ParIOr organs from Burdett
y. Estey g Co Prince & CO., ana others, win
offer Tor the next ninety days instruments at 3
per cent less than usual prices, IN order 20 re-
duce this mammoth stock. Short time paper
viii be taken inIart, charging interest on same.
Those who wish 70 purchase 70 advantage can
now have an opportunity. Circulars sent on ap-
pilcatiOns and fun satisfaction guaranteed in
case Of sale. Having q large stock OF sheet
Music and Small Musical Instruments, can Of
fer great Inducements. Call and see.
j. A. MCCLURE.
feb16 deodtf&wIt
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Geo P. RowalI E Co.


Conduct an Agency for the reception OF adVer-
usements for A merican NEWsPAFERs-the most
complete establishment Of the kind in the world.
Six thousand NEWSPAPERS are kept regularly
on hle, open 20 inspection BY customers. Every
Advertisements is taken at the home price OF
the paper, without any additional charge or com
mission An advertiser, in dealing with the
Agency, is saved trouble and correspondence,
making one contract instead Of a dozen, a hum
dred or a thousand. A Book. containing large
lists Of papers, calculations, with some infOrma-
ton about prices, is sent 70 any address for
twenty-five cents. Persons wishing % make
contracts for advertising in any town, city, cOun-
u, State or Territory lOf the United States, or
any portion OF the Dominion Of Canada, may
send concise statement Of what they want, to-
gether with a copy Of the Advertisement,
and receive information which will enable them
70 decide whether to increase or reduce the order
For such information there is no charge. Orders
are taken for single paper as well as tor list;
for single dollar as readily as for larger sum.
Offices Times Building,
Il Park Row, N. Y.
febls dGw4W
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Whole Tickets $50; Halves s25; Tenth. or each
Coupon, s.. Eleven Whole Tickets, $50.
For Tickets, or information. address
THO. u. BRANTLETTE,
Agent and Manager, Louisville, K
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Mayors Proclamation.

MAYORS OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, TENN, Feb. Is, 1S15.S
THE DESIRE HAVING BEEN GENER-
i ally expressed by our citizens that the an
niVersary Of the
BIRTH OFiWASHINGTON
shall be celebrated in a manner becoming 70
ourselves, and worthy Of the memory Of the
Father OF his Country, the people Of Nashville
are hereby solicited TO give their hearty assist
ance and corporation, and unite in making
demonstration that shall be hereafter memOTa-
bic in our history.
For this purpose It is requested that the Pub
lie Schools and all Manufactures, Banks, News
paper officer and Business houses generally, be
closed at y O'Clock on
MOnday,Ithe god day'Of February,
and that the remainder Of the day be univers-
ally observed as a holiday.
MOTION B HOWELL, Mayor.
February 18th, 1874 febls A
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

I HAVE BEEN APPOINTED AND QUAIL
L fled as guardian OF ". G. Rains by the
County Court OF Davidson county. This viii
notify the public that all contracts must be made
by me touching the estate Of ". G.. Rains.
JAMES H. OGILVIE, Guardian.
February n, 1919. feblS, p, %.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-18
EIecIiOIlg.T'OEice.

HE ANNUAL ELECTION OF SEVEN
Directors Of the Nashville Gaslght Company,
to serve for next twelve months, viii be held at
the Office Of the Company on the 4th day OF
March. 1875. Polls open between II and 9
o'clock. JAS. H. kENDRICK,
mhf6 I'll Secretary.
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To COIlfrncfors.

CEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the undersig ned, at the Mayors Ofice, until
Saturday, Feb. 20, for the construction OF the
foundations, stone abutments and brick arch,
required in building an arched culvert acrQss
North Cherry street, near the Sulphur Spring.
Plans and Specifications can be seen At the Of
fee Of W. +. Foster, City Engineer, No. lO3
Church street. The right TO reject any aid all
bids is reserved. G. II. RYMAN,
febII ii Chairman Of Street Committee
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Eggsy Eggs! Eggs!

i WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
price for all eggs delivered at my store until the
first of April. Correspondence invited.
s. &. BRADLEY,
General Produce Dealer, No. AS south Market
street, Nashville, Tenn. ianl 2m
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&@E WEEK 70 Agents to sell an article
= - salsdJs as -four. Profits immense
Packages free address BUCKEYE MFG
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Bakers and CORfecfi0ners.
VS.. CUBRIE, 2s5 South Cherry Street.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 1.-THE House met
at 10 A. NJ, Speaker Bond in the chair,
and SiXty-nine members present.
THE TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Senate mint reSOlutiOu relative tn The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06
MOODY AND SANREY.

THE WORK MOVING on. But MOVING WITHOUT KX-
CnEMRNT-rHE SERVICES or LAST wEEK.
iron a SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THE fEIbuNb'l
Ptu,ADELruIA, Dec. 5.-The second week Of
Moody aud sankey's work Ia Philadelphia which ended
with The prayormeetng at noon yesterday, closed VIII
out any Of the great results thai were ondy anticipated
by the few members OF the Young Mems Christian Assc
citation through whose efforts the cyangclists were
broue, here For days Mr. Moody has been preach
ng directly the sinners Mr.. Sankey has been singing
to thom and trained band Of Christian workers have
been working with them et their homes in the churches
in the meetings. and in the uquryroOms; hut the re-
suit Is yet 70 The audiences addressed within
the week aggregate at least 10000 persons, and
of these 5000. perhaps. have arisen for prayers,
and barely 900 have gone into the inquryrooms
The only unusual interest awakened was at the
women's meeting, last Sunday AFTERNOON, Whoh
nearly 1000 women arose for prayers. But on tAls
occasion Mr. MoOdys whole address had been devoted 10
touching the mothers hearts with stories about dead aud
dying children and the same sermon preached IL the
evening had scarcely any effect upon the men.
The attendance at the meetings has varied greatly
throughout the week. For the first two days the
evening meetings crowded. the early morning
prayerncetngs being thny attended from the start-so
tnly that curtains were suspended. about 100
feat nom the edge Of the platform. make the place
more cheerful On Tuesday the cold weather had bad
effect aud on that day and Wednesday there were
plenty of vacant ON Thursday, however, when
the weather moderated, The audiences increased again.
and ON FRIDAY evening about 5000 persons rere
present The noon pra yeI-inoefbg Serterisy ss con
sdoraby smaller than that OF pc day befdrei bhi tiay
the prayers specially f9S disapaied men, and the
attopdnuco wac much larger thairusd Wandering be-
tween 2 900 and 1000. The extra services for young
men women aud parents haze been well attended and
much interest has manifested. AZ the foig mems
meeting Inst evening Mr. Moody gave strong hl# hat
he has hardly begun his war yet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06

measures to prosecute the search Tweed with greater
ylgor and thorOughne-s ast night superintendent
waiting was also Police Central Office last night
Each Inspector was working hs district, aud tho
captains were actively carrying out the orders Of their
superior officers in their respective precincts.
Police THEORIES.
II is the opinion o' Of the oldest and most expert
enced OF the police officials aud detectives thu Tweed,
on leaving his house provided the story told by arden
Durham aud Keeper Hagan true. entered carriage IN
waiting the vicinity, ond driven rapidly 70 some
point on the North East River and stepping on board
tug provided FOR the occasion, was on his way 10 the
Lower Bay In less than half hour after leaving his
residence. On fast sailing vessel no would be com
paratively safe from pursuit there would be nothing
Indicate what port he bound. n the name
Of the sci aseertaned OF which there would not
be much probability. He might easily be landed In Cuba
or some " the South American States with which this
country has extraditon treaty, and thus would be
safe Nom pursuit. IL ia not believed that
be got away soon enough To take passage
in outward-bound ocean steamer, or that he
has gone TO Canada, because in either event
he would almost certainly be captured All the outgoing
trains Saturday night searched before leaving
the depos here and In Jersey City, and the police OF other
cities may he trusted 10 keep sharp watch for the fug
tive. The steamers arriving at any OF the sespors OF
Great Britain France and Germany, will be watched
Twecd's face and form well known that 1t would
he almost impossible To disguise him that keen de-
officer would not at penetrate the disguise
That Tweed stl in the city is not believed by any OF
those concerned in the search
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06
SHERIFF COyNER's LIABILITY.

DTTTRrSCF BETWEEN THE ESCAPES OF l"lfD
AND GENRT-THE RESPONSIBILITY ATTENDING
IHR SPECIAL PRIVILEGES GRANTED TO TWEED.
LAWYERS state that there is some uncertainty
IA 10 the manner which the sheriff may be made liable
for the escape OF Tweed When Genet escaped In much
the same way "a Tweed through being taken 10 BIS house
instead Of 20 prison. and walking away while the dep
uiies we're In another room, it in criminal case
after conviction and the Sheriff aud his deputies were
punished summaIily for contempt In disobeying the
orders of the court The statute provides that III
Sheriff shall receive any gratuity or reward
or any security engagement for the same TO procure
assist connive at permit any prisoner in his custody
on any civil process escape whether such escape be
ATTEMPTED or effected not he sha upon conviction be
punished by imprisonment ia the county jail not exceed
ing one year and by fno not exceeding $1,000 Ana
such conviction carries Wit il forfeiture Of the office and
forever dsaualifes him from office.
In conversation with OF the sherfs counsel some
time ago stated that in civil su the sheriff might
II be cho. allow privileges 10 Mr. Tweed but IN
that cnse he would make himself responsible To the ex
tent OF the order Of bail Bail in etyil cas
however merely requires that the person arrested sha
be present Judgment 70 answer In person or prop
erty 10 the ud ynen Even In case OF Judgment ana
escape Of the udgmcntdebt0r the bail cannot De ell
forced against the b0ndsmen except by suit In criminal
cases where the bOndsmen guarantee the appearance 81
the -ouer for trial his failure to appear the bonds
can be summarlly forfeited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-06
OBITT
JANIS II. ARMsBY. NJ. d.

James II. Armsby, the eminent surgeon and
physician, died Friday morning at Albany. He was
one OF the founders the Albany Medical College and
Tor many years Of It's principal professors He was
also instrumental in founding tho Observatory AZ Al
bauy. Dr. ArmSby had extensive practice, and was
greatly esteemed by the leading residents. OF the State
capital. His death very unexpected Although
slightly ndisposed for The past few days. he attended to
me- professional duties usual He complained that his
lest 40 chilly Affected hut lectted &C the college on
Thursday morning " FractlTc5.' In the evening he
STAYED time al the late residence OF Judge Harris
where ne became slightly chilled. He then went home,
and occupied until IL o'clock in writing. lie then
retired and az o'clock ms morning called the family
A. O'Clock he dir His wife absent at Saratoga,
and as aware that he was even unweil The caure
oi his !OJth apparently conges un OF The ihngs bu
II j. h.rvsd chat the depression ~ spirits Toned 10y
m, passing lway OF us lifelong friend Juige Harris.
cell I'll . I. -fd event
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DID TWEED ESCAPE BY A rUG-BoATi

Up to midnight no information had been re-
eeived at the Fifty-nnth Street Station III regard
20 Tweed The officer In charge reported that
the whole neighborhood under the strict
est Surveillance, the full detective aud regu
lar force being on duty. He said that they
hopeful OF capturing the escaped prisoner II the
story OF Warden Durham is true H. as he and Hagan
said Tweed gone only five minutes on bis pretended
visit his wife, up stairs, before his es-
cape was discovered, and If they came directly
from Tweeds house to the Fiftynnth Street Station II
would possible that Tweed was still secreted
in the neghbOrhood and would not be likely
to escape. IL was rumored at the station
that Saturday evening from to Ola O'Clock
a tugboat noticed cruising In mysterious manner
in the East River, OF Fifty-ninth-st. Nothing was
noticed by which this tug could he Identified IWeeus
a steam Yacht but it Id certain that that was
not used In The escnpe.
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LATEST SNIP NEH,S.
rFo- other ship Ne,rs 81, Third Pags.l



ARRIVED
steamship Airiatc (Br). Perry Liverpool Nov. -. with
nise and pass 10 r. J. COrt-
steamship Italy Sr thomson London Nov II. with mdse
and pass 10 +. W. J. Hurst m
Siaomship America erl Limon. Bremen nov 20. and
23d. with mdse and pass 10 OtrChs AZ CO.
Steamship Cleopatra Buckley savannah Dec. L. with mdso
pass. Ia Murray. Ferris q %.
steamship Isaac Bell Lawrence Richmond City Point and
Norfolk viii and pass. OH Dominion steamship 90.
steamship FRncOua Bragg Portland win muse ami pass
J.. +. Ant-
steamship Giaucus Bearse. Boston, with mse and 70
II T. DimOsk.
Hampton Roads Nov. D. with coffee. -
Bark Columbia (0f NeWhaven DiceersOn, BarDadOes II
days with sugar
Mexico. 22. and Barbados nov. lS, with mdsc
BarOloyCh Br stol - day in ballast
BARK America (erl Roper, Hamburg - days with ndse
Brig Alma Gorl, BanAon, Bucnos Ayies % days VIA
hides 80 - -....
scnr Oder Wnsow Portland with lumber
sCHOoNLKs-KhER ANb cOArNlsL
r. Hall. -uouth Bella Peek. New London.
" NJ Wells Cromwell, q. :. ]. GurHcy, New Haven.
ocean Queen, Mystic. Lena, MYStlc.
Ratfir Pierce Boston. Gen. Levi Harris. WestIor,.
Rhode Island. sag harhof. Racer, FroFlheiice
Elizabeth Providence. Morning star, NV Haven
4 a. Cobu Nsgg Haven. r. HOwc-. New Haven.
Ella. New Haven lua laAntT, New HbVcn
Nicholas MerhOh. Now Haven.
RETURNED.
Brlg Flsan Vorl Ssnberg nov 20 for Hong Kong
aud Manila Has l0s; AMI maintOp gallant ma,ts
schr Mantle hence for New L0n'Ou. sprung leak aud
returned fOT repairs.
SAILED.
steamship City n Montreal. for Liverpool.
MISD-sunsst light, h. 5. Il. cloudy.
FOREIGN PORTS.
PLYMOUTH. Dec. J.-rhe Hamburg American Line steim.
ship Goert BaIeuds from Ne" YORK Nov % arrived 10 y'
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THE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET

HAVANA Dec 4-Sugar-Srnll bust ness dull and prices
nominal on accOnnt u the wds gold fluctuations in
tracts delivery fair activity u prevailing especL
ally IN Centrifugal grades closed
house Maanza 5000 0oxe. and 1900 hhGs
receipts week lOS and 32l hcs exports or
tic week and 900 hhs, including 1900 boxes
aud 800 hhds the United states No IL d. - 10 99l5
reals y arroba Bacon. S42GSi3 cgL Flour plentiful
Hams American. sugar cured, s5gesj2 v qnintai
Iar In kegs s44asii 81 qunta Potatoes, - 30 Y DOL
Lard and wanted. Wax. yellow, sis@elo arro0ai
do, White. slsG ~ Onions, American rlOGsll v Dbl
active. Lumber nominal shocks dull Box 20
Ga reaa sugar HOZshesd. 1920 reals White Navy Beans
23124 y Corn. 99a 10 reals Hoops nat At
$40 $50 gold. NJ Freghs in moderate demand spanish
cold 9i5aG2l6. Exchange active the United states
currency 69- prem. short sight 100 O2 prem
DAYS i2t 1876 prem short sight 1881 -
Lon i0u lb3pi 30 prem. 1870 l23 prem.
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ABSENCE OF rwEED's SECRETARY.

Among the many flying rumors concerning
the escape OF Tweed which passed from mouth to
mouth yesterday to the effect tnat Foster
Dewey, Tweeds private secretary, had not been
seen Tor IS hours previous 70 the prisoners
escape. on inquiry at the Hoffman House.
whore Mr. Dewey lived was ascertaned that he was
last there few moments before the departure OF
the 10 o'clock Saturday morning. He took
that tan saying that he going to Boston and would
return ON Tuesday Tomorrow
II noticed with some surprise that MI Dewey TOOK
with him u large trunk which seemed unnecessarily
ample for a three days triD.