The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-27

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M; Thomas Sons sale Of s,O,. S"S u. IHe, thn
SSsCaIe look place to-day at ~ 0'ClS, -, vesuit
ImatgalCnAnts W. Exchange, with the followiDR cent
bS@r's sbSa@pre' American Anti-Incrg Company.
share in tisos tbe 4, pnia ndorarg ComPany...' "a
FsSs Steam To.s s%
the moseTpn c1Ttaias u rooms and has Al
erCSSd rCsSs tSsn, etc sa Old paused
remit sss: ss s;sI year .:: sSS ilssS
Lot Q, ground Ian sastsr turnpike Southeast '''V'
Farm over IS soTss NR Rsound rent
tTSwn Tuwnn township, Chester county Pa . near the
Laon Station, on the ennsylvania Raifrosdt
frame bSrn bh1Tse, nS carriage s house spring house
Farm no acres Tredynfsn townshp, Ghestcr 'O''
on Thy iPenn.IvA - mil es from the Paoli Station,
I'M ing tSair,Triaee-house spring house, and other
Farm los acres adjoining the above; Srse Sa passed
son.s sUne house nous stone barn, wagon and spring
Lot 6570O acres frc1tng on Ichg6 ayenae S0 pS''eO
stpons tt4wnsnip line road Twelfth and Thirteenth
mansien containing 10 rooms s9JOO per
awe SvsSnNgc Ns.1Il IIhiItssnt6 street and de%antoWn
area are stone dwelling containing Srooms and
Lot 50 percIes ron;ns on Broaa street 'eFc
i ihiGh % %syenue and Germantown and Norris
Lot acres d OO percies With extensive sSly Or the O'
!ronis on Broad street Fifteenth street, Six.
nue.; and Germantown and Norristown Rail.
story brick DWELLING No isIa ri peri per acre
street With Ia two-stOiy brick dwelling N the
T6 sstcr cS Store and dwelling St' SO 4s Sa passed
Richmond street; $4,000
southwest corner Of Back lane AMI West Pas
Two story frame dwelling, No i2iS Mc;nta;o.' soS'O
mery avenue with three story rame dwell
frame % dwellings, nos SIS ana 5ii bssGS "a Sld passed
Three story brick dwelling 10 sS t'SSS GERMAN ma O'''0a
town road sS6S)
corner third and Lombard streets s4S15 bld passed
turnpike, Whitemarsh township, Montgo-
hfess Orv Brick dwellings Nos i6S and iii S'' 800
story Sici dwellings; Nos sis and il; Passed
Mon Montgomery gone syenSs nue. s22sS apiece bid pssed
New street sire !, between Third and Fourth and
Lot wharf and dock chesnq street se6Gy: Ap''''
IRON ,S4 eet deep. $4,000
Fouf-stOTy bick residences No. i66i Summer "'0''
brick d%ess Sarsoe S mortgage
south OF Lancaster avenue; lot 10 feet front,
ThTseestOry brick dwell ing 90 iii n YhlrU ' DA''s
teehth street, S22OO
AN ACCOMPLISHED HoBs E-THIEF. - A
professional hoIse-thef named Samuel wirts.
was arrested yesterday on the charge of stealing
q horse and wagon from arm in New York
city. 1t appears that some time ago Wirks was
convicted on the charge of stealing a black
mare IRON EugdT, Ol new 1Orks lie was
sentenced TO one years imprisonment on Back
wells Island.
On the 3lst of March last, he aud another
prisoner, under the cover Of darkness, escaped,
and swan across to the city. He then went to
the practice of his trade, as a barber, in Brook.
Ign, until the beginning of the present month
when ne went back to his old practices again.
The messenger of the firm OF Andrews &
Mcdonald having occasion TO stop at store at
the corner Of Chambers and Centre streets, on
the 9Th of this month, left his horse and wagon
outside. Wirks, passing along at the time
Jumped into the wagon and drove off.
He took the turnpike and came down to the
Anchor tavern, in Bucks comfy. Here he put
up and the next day traded hIs wagon to the
proprietor of the tavern for a sulky and $25
He then traded off the horse, which vas a grew
or brown mare and S46, to butcher in the
neiehborhood. After staying a fe " days In that
locality, he drove down to this C ty and put up
st the stables of Mr.. Joseph jackson, in An
napolis street
Here ne offered the whole team Cor sale for
sos. Instead of taking il, Mr.. Jackson thought
it was too cheap and went TO the Central Police
Station to give information. He reported the
who went down and examined the mare, but it
did not agree in appearance with the descrp-
tion of any horse reported TO be stolen.
The man then agreed to take the horse, but
ARRANGED matters 80 that Wirks would have to
pass q certain place in going to Get his money.
Whilst doing so he was recognized by Officer
Dehaven as notorious horsc-tbief, and was
arrested. He had a hearing before Alderman
Beitler, who remanded him to the authorities
in New York.