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Show Oakey Hall's SI ocular Con-duet. Con-duet. New York, 4. The World says: Oakey Hall's family positively assert that Hall baa neither communicated com-municated with his family nor any of his friends Bince hie departure in any manner whatever, and a private letter from Jennings to a friend of the ex-mayor says that letters which were forwarded to him by Hali'B Irieuds in this city he had tendered to Hall, but Hall had refused to receive them, or to Bee any of the American newspapers. news-papers. His family are well to do. Hall teok but little money with him so far as known, and will probably attempt to support himBelf in London. Whether the Btate or city will institute insti-tute proceedings againBt him upon the etatements rnado by Tweed will depend upon the nction taken touching tbe release of the prisoner. |
