The New York herald., 1871-10-28

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Eorwalk. On the way lie button-holed, IKE Q very
old man OF the sea- q mild sort Of parsonage
se rms az s TS TSe Stranger as9ea him the same
yexing question that he had asked OF many others.
NV nat know you about the Wooaward Seerd ten
yesterday as he'd gone for good-cleared om,. a,,
The farmer moved little away from the old man
OF the seas representative.
"I doanit know. surely"
"What reputation has he about herey"
oval that / doan't know, only I've heerd I'M
spoken or ! doant blieve thars many good DENT
ocrats about hyere that would say much IN his iavo
I've voted the democratic ticket since the war; but
wouldn't vote for him. no how"
The prosecuted individual seemed as Ill az case
during all Of this conversation as If were ON ex am
ination to precede an auto dd Jp. frequently STOP
ping. doubling his hands behind his head ana
THE DEPUTY OF THE OLD MAN OF THE SEA
tive gentleman adjusted his eycgiasses and then
passed on having first tremendously thanked ms
victim for his condescension.
The deputy OF
The dreadful old man of the sea, Of the sea,
was not satisfied. and, meeting another honestlcok-
ing man, forthwith detained him, and agan made a
and slightly stopped He stopped abruptly looked
"We, not partickler. sum, thought
the old man OF the sea-
"Wel, pretty fast, guess.n
mot very good one; not a very good one. The
was in the Legislature. He used neap o. money
for to git thar folks saw"
only what Seard ,Sey yesterday
like as he had gone to Chicago. Maybe ne has and
a be- that way or that may Be anotner % can't ,e
"There must be
"Wal, thar i, reckon. considerable; Nothln else
s talked % on that hat I've heard on" the old gene
must be stlrrin. 'Twont do to ide while thar's
s Of eds pss the the
"Is the story that e Woodward has transferred his
it, whether MS one way Or t'other, ana don't care
with sIch pesky doin's as policks;"
Ii was after this conversation that the deputy OF
tor. related his previous adventures to him IN h
aged TO shake or his presence and proceeded on
his way rejoicing
That he had not seized by throat by the throat
by the terrible old man Of the sea.
Mr.. JOHN p. BEATTY
has not been home In two or three days. An inter.
ner, Mr.. Samuel Beatty. He denied the statemenI
that woodward was q partner in the factory Of
fAS Of vsndernoei f Beasty G IN New YORK. in which
he. had q capital OF $4,000. MI: Beatty
were true or not it looked bad. however. "He is
an unassuming man, not extravagant ne mas 2
works OF art lie has a taste for flowers and graft
nes 1t by having magnificent collection. He Keeps
dlture Socially i he Is the perfect gentleman poti
cally he has his enemies like all men IN politics.
do not think tnat he ever made any loans Of money
or without good security ~ He has helped great
Door fellows up THEY sond ut 70 him
When did you see him lastr ~
"Some day last week. On that occasion ne said
that he was going to Chicago for MS health. have
heard since that he went away with his wife on
4 Taotty cor+tnpod crovo,y.
.If brother john has got mixed up in any way In
this matter, we know nothing OF 1t. 1t certainly
The reporter subsequently called on Mr.. A.
Swords, to whom Mr.. Ebert A. woodward lent
Ss Hn raSs r e. 's ns
sa5og, his Is sSssSssa s 8 f,shss shI lA THINK
gnow. We'll, ] tell You it's great surprise to us
nsre, We always thought him square, honest
.What about his transferring his propertyw
"Ihat isn't true, you know. Ills political enemies a
SCI mat story aa9at You see he was elected to the
| wasn't elected.'
MIR. swords had seen woodward on last Saturday,
| day.
Weaving the Web Around Woodward
Attaching His Property in this City-A
Deputy Sheriff NJ vanderhOT & Beasty's.
Early yesterday morning the bell OF the indicator
In the room of the Deputy Sheriff rang with
q resoundtng clang All hands gazed up
to see wnat number would be exposed and the
little crescent swung hither and thither, exposing
| the number OF Deputy William II. Burns. The gen.
teman Immediately marched into the sherif's outer
| room, and there he was handed warrant and Or
dered to attach the property OF Ebert A. Wood ward,
! nonresident who mad been sued for nineteen
| thousand and some odd dollars by jack
/, son S. Shultz in the Court OF Common Pleas.
| Burns, after dlsp0sing OF the usual formula,
tramped up 70 No. 46s broadway, where vanderhoi
| Beatty deal in straw goods, ana where 1t was
| stated that defendant woodward had an intere st
TO the amount OF $4,000. On question
ing the partners Mr.. Burns ascertained
that II was fact that Woodward had the
interest mentioned hut that he was not In town at
| present. Mr.. Burns then obtained formal certil.
| cate setting forth the fact that Woodward was SO
Interested, and then as formally made levy on the
goods and property OF all kinds In the establish
ment, and placed his assistant in charge 10 hold
supervision or the business until the suit would be
| disposed OF or the Sheriff otherwise order.
1t is believed that levles will be made on any pro-
| perty belonging 70 the co-defendants IngcrsOll,
Garvey and Tweed, to-day or Tomorrow.
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