The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-07

mrs BROTHEH'S ESTiTE TO RNIsH
gffF IOHPROHTSE MONEY.
..,c. In the Court Room while the Cor.uitn-
ucu un, rcing Held ju'Re Ncsthr"ok's
,slrr.. The tmuunt 10 he Paid what
,,s LAWYERS ~ny-Thc Eject on Tweed

a, ,hcr unexpected. ending yesterday. In " IL
,,f,rn.l H. l'iti'al circles hal long been whis-
,.r,lthat the astute Brains" OF the Ring had
,r.v,ii.l upon the ON ,als TO arrcp, hs Offer
- ,omproulsc. but the general public looked
rra lane pni inter sting trul. and the Su-
,-,,,, Court was wrll nncd yesterday. in antici-
,.i.n 1fa hotiy contested legal battle. Before
jpIse We-,hrOok took his scat every particle Of |
,,,n, In the chamber WAS occupied many stand
n,it the rear. ard patiently awaiting the OPEN
t.ef the rasc Messrs. VIM. A. Beach. John |
NIXON. anl A. J. Vandcrpocl. counsel
br Mr. Swrcny. and Mr.. stephen 7. Nash.
t.rr ,rn'ins the people. sat together near |
u.IuIss. AM other members OF tho bar took |
riaees uear them. Ebert A. Woodward sat in "a |
retired place. Mr.. Swecny was at the east enl
Of the court room. conversing with several |
hi.nl- and appearing cool and perfectly self.
n--c,scd h H. seemed chiefly Interested in the
conversation 81 ex Senator John J. Bradley, his
br1thcr-in law. hut had u smile for many I'D
friends who saw him in court for the first time
sin,e his return from exile To a reporter who
know him well in his palmicst days h. devoted
Ave or ten minutes. asking many questions
Al,out the changes in journalism. and mention
usby name many OF the writer's whom he used
!, ,now.
Mr. ~wceny's exile has changed him greatly.
.nl his face shows many signs Of care and
anxiety. His hair is still as black IA ever. and
ratnirs the hr'stling uprighiness. hut his NOUS
Lnhc &. grlzzlcd. His eve is bright and spark
linz. and his rather stolid and unintercsting
appearance changes instantly into one OF
vn,hiul alerncss when he becomes Interested
In conversation. He showed no inclination to
boone confidential about his own affairs. con-
lnIng himself simply 10 saying that he pur-
ped 20 remain III New York. and to eschew
Inifi =.
A. -,on os Juire Wes,hrook hal tnkcn his
,'.,Nr N.sh osrad a ,,os,ror,n ,nent Tor n shor,
lme to await the arrival Of Mr.. Wheeler II.
= tt..., he oa.,..i,,, IT. ,o.tror.r,opt
frN""n, ms asso ,,"'r' ne p,s'P,n'l'.h'
WIS granted anu III II " 'Iveh DIT ircNhunl ap-
r"ar'l. He arrival was the signal for the re-
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room i'r cons ul''''lOh anu " 'u''''
tpreui through the assemblaEe that PROPOSE
W." n'n- - 'on ~ '''''''s "''s V0'"'
rtr"i Judge Westhrook patiently rtained
bas,a, vhii, Mr. s,v.env hold "A lev6e ~ his
' ~ ~. "','.n' ,n'' '1. ,'. " "S
oH,.k the Judge granted a recess Of half an
hour the ,u~v nnd for that spaee Of time tho
' ~ 'u "'" '' '.''' ,,
'M Was deserted except ~ MT. SWcchy anu
friends
from i, uhth nearly A. VI. ,h'ie was
hn thcr interval Of dreary waiting. Then Judge
V.-tronk WHO had ,lst r, turned to tn. room
/ am informed. gent" l"men Of the Jury. by tho
counsel for tire respective parties t. this Iit
lhnt AN Arrangement has been made by which
the estate ~ jam, NJ Sw.cny de- ceased has
agreed To pay t. the plaintiffs very consid-ra-
b sum ~ money on account Of tue .mnnds
snEtt To be rerover'd in III .s action. an under
- 'irfumsianres Il has hccn deemed unwiise
further to press this trial. II may he proper for
o." Dob say. ia passing TINT the terms of thu mr.
riug"n.it 50 lar as they have been COM
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r'nwflon upon tur der nlani 'vn'1rrns IN
t' -dnm of ih" ""urs' whrh has boon
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