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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-09
MARYLAND AFFAIRS.
CECIL COUNTY.
n a.. MAJ:

From the Csci Whig.
SALE OF REAL EsTArR.-Reuben Haines. Esq
Trustee, sold at public sxle on Tuesday last, the
farm OF the lste Enos Scarborough containing NJ
ty acres, situated on the road from New Leeds 10
Carters paper mill, tor $1,000, Torbert " scar
borough, purchaser.
Also, the house and lot at Brick Meeting House,
belonging to the estate Of the late William y
Aarchbank, for $500, Charles H. Martinde'',
purchaser.
w. ]. Jones, Trustee, sold at public SALE on the
came day, SO acres OF woodland, belonging to the
estate Of the late Henry Bennett, decd. s'tusted
on the Cherry Hill road about two miles from
Elkt0n, for $3.50. Victor L. Bennett, purchaser.
Also 20 acres of the same estate. lying out a. oia
asld coanmonA without timber, fences. or ouilo-
lngs, for t46S. Thomas B. Lincoln, purchaser.
@s1AnsosD CouxrI
lyson the Dslair Ess.l
LAND SASSS-S. =. 0ilhMt. auctoneer. sold
for Hsury " Nhsss ~. Is1sese. farm OF il2
acres, sltuatsd ne6 oAAWsville, y TIE spper pAri
Of this county. haeins % Joha ~ Anderson,
tor S3,7lO; Miss oa1nk 4. Wiley, purchaser Ltst
wax ~ same lieasss sold for A. Preston d'i-
ia, hH., to-, h4nss aud acres ot land,
litsatsain seSety, Assr Norrisy,s' Sa te SsmXHs X
Asesdith, q balal6 6rs county, for SoOo. On
Tuesday, J. Rid e1krdson, suctionser, sold io'
Hsnry W. knhai, trustee, farm OF l36 acres. %
loegine to 1nllpse Aarouson, called "spr1ng
dals. to JoAnT Thompson. OF Baltimore c1y
f9s S3,636 Yt;ths ssms time the same trustst
pold "a VIM +. Sutton farm Of ~ acres, "
,qneisx 10 A. r. Aalouson, for 49, %. The soov'
,Pnpstty Il. ,itqated pear Poo'hey Hill, IN tAl
\ eoVqty. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-09

NJ. copysy NY. ihY. one o. The aos' . charm :,
Emile Ar.so; IL il both gentle end strong. pen, ,r
sssaiing and drsamy-A face slch 40 one ta!en
ws,s with in this planet. and one Suggesting
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-09
Political.
rrENrloN! DEMOCRATS.

A TIEMTI0N! DEMOCRATS.
"A The Democrats OF Christians hundred will
will meet At the house of Charles Upugherty. Esq.
in Charleston on Monday evening. September oh
lsI2. at o'clock tor the purpose "f organiIinR tor
the campaign.
The Democrats Of North Christiaua hundred " III
meet az IN. house of Charles Doueh.rty. Esi. on
saturday. September l4th. for the purpose o elect
ing three delegates and three atcriates t" the t"un
~ Convention Al-U. to dominate candidate t,.r
Inspector Assesso or aud Road Commissioner
The Democrat OF South Christana hundred vii
meet at the Public School House in school District
No. n in the village of Newport, nu.Saturiuy SEP
tember ith. for the purpose Of electing two deIc
gates and two alternates to the County Content on
Also. to noM nate candidate tor Inspector Asse'
| s0r and Road Com missioner.
Polls open at o'clock p. and close at o'rlocI
| p.
By order Of [ he Executive Committee.
| septic JNO. " K. kILLGORE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-09

The Prssident aud family are expected 10 re.
sams their rss,dsucs IN the White House aoou'
The 20tA instant. Ry that time sns .ossn. "sA" :,
Of departments will probably have retaf"su ~
their posts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-09
General News.
Father Burke /, recovering.

Father Burke i recovering.
T. e.. Street, a ul-mber of the Dominion
Parliament, died on friday az Toronto.
The Vermont state State Fair will open to-
morrow. The annual address is to be drliv-
cred by Horace Greeley.
General Svlvanus Thayer died at Hraintree,
Mass, last Friday. aged 81. lie was the Oldest
graduate Of West Point. He entered the army
In 1a08.
again been Obliged to leave the stage on &C.
count Of disease of the eyes, and has cancel.
led his professional engagements.
Hon. Julius E. Strong, member of Congress
from the First District of Connecticut. died on
Saturday morning. of spotted fever, in the 44th
year of his age. He was taken I'll on Thurs
day night.
The Board Of Education at Hunters Point.
l.. L., have ordered the Bible to Ike read in the
rem whose parents object to the reading to re-
main out Of school until 1t is over.
The APOLLO BELvEDERE.-rHE action OF
tue Apollo Belvedere has most probably been
misunderstood all these years: 1t Is more
than probably that the god did not hold ths
bow in his left hand-the left hand, rs we see
it. is modern restOratiOn--but the Rgis will
which he is In the act OF striking terror int
the Celts who have dared to attack his temple
at Delphi. A small bronze statue Of Apollo
in theiStroganoff Museum IT.. ST Petersburg
bears 80 clOce a resemblance to the Apollo o
the Vatican as to suggest to the most caries
spectator u close connection between them
The movement Of the body. the action o
limbs, is so nearly the same in each that on
must have been suggested by the other. No,
the bronze has in its left hand the remains Q
: tn @eis and it seems m ,st probable that: h
I motive was that Of the original statue. rh
t advantage it has over the more commonly &C
h cepted view of the action Of the god is that
! substitutes, for the some what vulgar astoniol
ment at his own exploit, or admiration, 9
J. least, something mere natural and heroi
II But it leaves the statue still open to the chars
r of theatricslness, defect which makes itse
), felt more and more as we compare it with II
It works of an elder age From an illustrate
: article on sculpture" in Scrbner's tor Sc
If tember.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-09
Tho Philadsphia papers say Sunday was the
hottest day OF the season.

The Grant newspapers sre at last upon the right
track. They maintain nov that Henry Wilson
never WAS a Knnw"o,h,ns, but that Horsc Gree-
lev d.d belong TO the order. After a while they
will declare that Sumner Was an advocate for the
annexation of San Domingo, aud that Carl Schur,
sold arms to the French.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-09

Sudden death ois member Of Congress
Hen SslSs stseRg sHSsE P2sfos & sstaGTdsy SUnGtss
Of csrebro spinal .msnInsitis, after brief
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-09
excursions.
excursions.
the SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA
MArCH chuck. AND THE FAMOUS
.SWitCh-BaCk Railroad,
An Excursion to the above place will leave vii

~
An Excursion to the above place will leave vii
mington. Del.
THURSDAY. September ~, 1872.
,at 6o'cloek. A. M.
over p. W GB. k. K. to Grays Ferry thence
afounl the connecting roads 10 Erie Avenue, and
over the North Penn TO Bethlehem ana from Beth
lehem over the Lehgh 4 Susquehanna road to
Mauch Chuuck, arriving there at His a. IN.
THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
Embracing on the route the most magnificent and
varied scenery. hill and dale mountain and valley,
mou ntain cascades and primitive forests aaordine
sew eral hours at Mauch Chunk and trip over the
famous Gravity Road Returning. leave Mauch
| Chunck at ) p. IN arriving home at 10 p IN.
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRlP...............A 80
Tickets can be scured at the book store Of Bough
man Thomas i Co. 42l Market street.
| Illustrated pamphlets of the Excursion will b'
ready about September lst. and can be had AT thu
above place.
1t is desirable to know as soon as possible hov
many contemplate ina king the trim. that arrange
| ments can made more complete in regard to cars
| Parties living the line OF the r. X Il an
Del K. X, who procure tickets tor The Excursion
will have an order sent them 10 get their tirSes
Wilmington and return. good for three days; to
two thirds fare .A0e 1,-stM. - tlLe
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-09

TEE Baltimore Gazette calls attention 10 the
TACT that Mr. OC0or. u his Letter. has comp ssed
in very few lines the iiercest incupation OF the
Grant administration and Of Grant himself that
ever wss made. and which, in great measure,
SCENE to have escaped observation. "Once," says
Mr.. OConor, "his second term secured, Genera
0rant'souly motive for inaicting misery on the
South will cease" Now, reader, says the Gazette,
mark these .errlhle words No crlminat,on like
this has ever fallen from Democratic lips No
Liberal Rsforu,rr. not NJ. Sumner. In eli his
rhetorical turysscence, ever said 90 iarcerating
word Of lncisivs truth a. this. The misery Of the
South the social, financial, political prostr alton,
the sorrows of the white race the intrusion OF IL
alien swnder aud rufiian-all this is due, not to
any necessity Of the case, but distinctly. says
Mr. O'Conor, TO the Presidents desire for re-elet
tiou and that occurred, all will be well Ii the
friends ef the administration fni comfort III thu
we have not q word to say to disturb their COT
tsntsasnt
Letter from Z. W. WiiIen, Esq.
We have received the following letter with 4
request to publish it. ard We comply with plea
sure.
GEoRaETowS, DELAWARE, I
Sept. 9TH, 1872. /,
Hon JOHN II. PAYNrER,
Dear SIR
The personal consideralions which induce'
me 10 decline the nomination H. Elector on th
Presidential Ticket rendered me by the Demo
cratic Convention, no longer exist. And Will
prefer to remain IN private station. at tn
urgent solicitation. Of my friends, and with
desire 10 promote peace and unity in our part,
I hereby consent TO remain on the ticket,
harmony will be secured and the party interest
promoted; and pledge myself to the cordis
support of The Baltimore nominees-Greele
and Brown
l AM, dear sir, very respectfully
Your Obedient Servant,
GEORGE W. MILLEN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-09
ITO TAX PAYERS Of the First o,
i Southern District.

L southern District.
tt> taS.iles Will please IA hhti.e That the bills
are ali nude QUO. and the suhcriber eau he found
~ the CIV Han every day from T.. y och cA \.
m an 'toin > t" g, tn. Tho who BAY hef,ie Q
thu hr,t IT August wiil receive de lucion cf per
WM S7II1tY
ISI'~t Collector.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-09
1otifes.

NOTICE. .-C1TI2ENS' LOAN ASSOCIA.
~ TION.-A meeting OF the Stockholders of the
siti1eus Loan Association will be held in the flee
ot tho Secretary. No. -. Market street on Friday
evening. SEPT. mLtr II h. 1872 at 4 o'clock to r..
c i,eamendment. to the By Laws.
sel95t GEO Z. MARIS. Stc'ry.
NOlTCE.
~ The Wilmington and Realius Rniiroud Com
rhnr have completed arrangements to carry Money
Pack scs and Express Matter % .n tron al! IoIuts
on The bnr "t their rOai and v e.t VI ester
Express matter sent TO Franklin Telegraph oifi e.
NJ. " est Third ,treet or 10 their Deroi, Front
AMI Madison. or orders ieit with Mem Mullen Il Seal.
delivering agents. will re'eive PROMPT attention.
U. S1uLZ.
au" II Genn SUIT W u Il. K Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-09
GEORGE MCCALL, ..s...
Mereh TIA i'll or,
No. l2l Market ST., Wilmington, Del.

= uavins i.,i in his shtire Srvins stock OF
~ cturt%S AtS4MERRS sn1 NtSTtS6S.
~ a uoM prera, ed Ia sccommod ate his custom
~ .t- sn1 the public Veneraliv with garments,
.h1ch i"r satness oi H. and finish. cannot be ex-
e.l,od hy "A house n the city.
H,,tux s,.u1d the services OF Mr.. IN Swift.
.o. rilhc tst cutters in the country he f-t is
bdeat OF n, n, atisfaeiion 10 All who may favor
h,m With Il s-patroDase. Satisfaction guaraI-
tssd, apl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-09
>herGil sale.

fxts.x b virtue of = writ Of Levari Fac;as to
k&t!. me directed, wil be eNrnsei 10 Public Sale
W,n at inc MsshinRtnH Hotel. kept by Isaac
s4&.I lie. in The egty oi " ilmiugtou New Castle
county, Del.
IN MONDAY, the "a day of September. ls-2
at o'cle"k. p m.
the f1iihwi descrihei Rosl E-tate. VIZ:
All ,hoss tive terisln tat-, PIE :ts or parcels of
land hereafter parirn-rl atscriH That is 20 say:
NJ / Lying ant heiuR stusred in the city OF
Wilmington atotesa,u bounded snd described a.
t,icsst 10 wit BeciHDiug al the ! rber formed by
fenueit street WITH the line Of tbr noriherly sd.
the nor'herlv sii- oi Fiehth sr@et sixty i've feet
I" the westerly >lte nt e1mIuob aley ten feet in
wi ith leading Er ~ Ei.hf street t. Taylor street;
thence na-theriv along .sid is q. aid alley fifteen
itet he the same ni"re ar te To corner tn. nee
sest,rly parallel T. Elebth street aRi ps s>jns
ttrputh the eertre ot The back wlIl tiyiiins this
hause from tHe house uu the lot auitiuinE. siats
hFe tfet 10 The ri-terlv - IL ~ Prnrtt street and
fhcnce seat heris sinn1 he td .e ii aid street
htteeu tcet hc tbe less 10 the p 'sra
Il he rlnnint, he the contents thereof what they
may.
NJ. =, Ls us aud being itu,tei in the village
| and hundred of Brandy wine. in New Castle county
afor. with 1--WE stone houses thereon. heundet 4
/ by Burni isti street sui bS laH1i It joseph Z.
! Prize, lohn HAYES ant cther-. r. the contents
4 thee What IL ntt
! Srtiri and TAKEN 10 eAeculian tie property oi
i k1trrt k,E- ~ mt r. h1- wi.p isd I ard ty
/ hc soli ny JAMES ARMSTRONG;. Sheriff
Z ~tStf's afi ~ N-w "a, tfr. September l. 1s72. Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-23

That Rxheth st. from Pve te Avenue A. be reguisied and
g,ded tn curb and and TIE adewats haggea
Thai from F to The East River be regaae
and graded SCI and the sidewalks
That sIethsL, from hrst-sVe to Avenue be goHc" A
GRADED ths curb gutter and the sidewalks naseo a.
Thai street lamps shei Fourth the westerly soc
tween sndtuen fourth aud
t the sidewalk on westerly side Of Pourhave between one
hun and 0nohuudfedshd twenty pn' "
tagged .,., -. q. H.rh.t.n-
1R., Oue veny Iht, nom Fhhave 70 IN
regulated and graded the curb and gutter stones @ anu
walks tagged A. Tbiri..ye
be paved Wit Belgian Of trap block pavement 49,.
Thai Or hundred from FIRST TO rho'e e
payed NTH Belgian trap block pavement . Ia -. IA
That OBe-huDdred- aneeventhst RON THU 70 rOoia0' w
pAved with Belgian tfsp-bock pavement -. p.x.b An
That on both ades Of e 81 ron On sd
Phbaye and gutter stones 10 SET and The N
That from Avenue to Harlem n'ef'
BE- paved With BelgiAn or trAp-block pavement
Zach the following vote -, 49,. pohir,or
AnrnaTe-A Aldermen SAcom, OBhen GAVIN
HealT Kus Codngton Costello Wade Connor "es S""
son Csmisky Mcdonald. Schwartz and the Prsdent-l|
OVER -
That secondave from One hundred and wenyiet 70 ns
River With Belgian tap block pavement WI" A0 >"
snbstftuiiuR granite" for Belgian or trapblock
MICHAEL j. KELLY, CiefG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-23
DECIsIONs-OCT. %.

Supreme Court-ChamberS-B Judge lngraham.E
sgt WikinsMoon granted Same at Samehoton
Hsrtfed alThe GOyesteen tg mchhle'
Appel al Thompson ct alIhe sane Beeoe AsL
H0andThe al art Smith e. sIhe same
Webb WehThe Bank Of n !. sgt seha9eL e. 81
ton granted for third November Scott ct a. ag Coe-i
% bail is sufficient on recording deed Cnpers ct al agt Grego
Motion granted QVAckenbush al ag McKinstihe same hoe
Ter act Maunhem-Tbe n T. Country National BARK AS
Decker sThe willard sgt Thorn ct al-hGnon gran.e
Gilmore CrOweh ct al The Cupmerord 81 al tg me9-
a-Tbe Wilcox Robinson ct aIhe same wei
Ter AoalanuSTbe Gardner agt FdeY-Ihe SANE
Cooper sgt Gallup OF Sl.-Ihe
BY Judge National Bank ag
granted Griffin Howard-Moi0n granted. Griffin agt Howard
hoon granted defendant being allowed put In supplemental answer
setting up discharge in bankruptcy.
Superior COurt-SpeciGl Ierm-By Judge Sedgwick.
Ludngon Muller aSee counsel In the mat
ter application OF Alice CObyMoCn dened (see Mem on
Lbhie Renne(See opnOnl Marks agt Haeger
Motion denied sgt Hilton Application denied Lemhe as
Bndenck granted noticed for settlement Woener
at for injunction granted TrenI Ag
yorce granted Miller ct al Agt keler-Deiauit taken NAoh
Of Commonwealth agL Temple ct aOrder granted
BT Judge Curtis-Smith agt Coe.-Csse settled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-23
THE CoURTs.
CIVIL NOTES


In the United States District Court III the
case of The United States agt. Henry Barnes Juogo
Blatchford denied the motion for a new trial.
In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day, Judge shpman discharged the Grand Jury un'i,
toorrow on account of the absence OF luryman ana
issued orders to the absentees TO show CAUSE WY nv
should be fined $3.50 each. Similar "ero issueu
10 the absentees Of the petit jury
The suit of Margaret Ward against j. Graft
viii was tried yesterday the Superior Court before
Judge Barbour and jury The action was to recover
5000 damages for injuries sustained by defendants
daughter who was put under the Defendants care for
an injury 60 her hand and. owing to the remedies use
two fingers had be amputated by another surgeon
verdict for the plaintiff for the fun amount was rem
dered by the jury.
Judge EnOch L. Fancher who was appointed
by Gov Hoffman TO fill the vacancy on the Supreme
Court bench caused by the removal Of Judge Barnard
took his seat the first time yesterday morning In the
Supreme Court Chambers and disposed OF the calendar
with much efficiency. motion was made before him
for mandamus against the Board of Supervisors to
compel il TO audit and allow the claim OF william r
Fourth-ave nine months 50 that IL might be ncor-
pOrated in the tax levy and submitted to the next Legs
lature Counsel for the Board argued that all past III
debtedness by the City had been transferred 10 inc
Board of Audit and the Controller and that the BOARD
OF Supervisors had further power in the natter III
WAS claimed the other side that the Armory CLAIMS
were specially excepted. Decision reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-23
s11Ir Oh A sTOLEN CHECK.

Louisa J. Nolan brought suit in the Supreme
Court 20 recover from the Bank of New-fork 5000
gold on check drawn by Matthew Morgans Sons on
the defendants for that amount and dated jan a. 1861
The evidence showed that the check belonged 10 meyer
a 800 bro,ers and was given to one Of their clerks
20 he delivered 20 Robinson g. Cox, but his way TO
their Office the check was stolen and payment OF 1t was
Immediately stopped notice of its loss being fully adVer
tsed. After the lapse of time duplicate cheek was
,ssued ON an indemnity from Meyer Greye which was
d - 1e hsnk Three years alter the check was l0sk
Mira Nolan received the check through MT Nolan as col
lateral for 1900 while stopping at the 81 ShaTes h9ee'
York for PAYMENT when It refused and hence this
anti The case was tried yesterday before Judge
Shsn n Was urged by plaintiffs counsel that, as she
knew nothing Of robbery the check beng eerhe
no sbe was entitled 70 recover its value on the Otner
side n was argued that the certcaton dd not MAKE
payment obligatory. and that three years nashf
eapged since its date IL was not negotiable YeIuc'
Tor defendant rendered by direction OF the court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-23
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The case of Martin Terney, age IS, was again
discharged Judge warning him that second chens be would
e the crne which be has confessed Samuel
Mur an ArAgned for assauug sailor named BURKE was
tried Indictment Tor burglary IN he
degree finally pleaded guilty OF burglary The thru degree
He sentenced the Penteuary for Joseph Dap
indicted Jointly Michael DIVER and John heuney for robbery ae
manded separate trial. placed at the bar Aer the witnesses
examined shown that be could Dot have been
implicated robbery Of Barry and verdict oil sequa wi" ren
dered.
At Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
Robert White Whitley Bob old thief and Joseph Hopkins
boy charge Of stealing 1928 from the money
de the store Co.. at No. 85 Broadway on WEDNESDAY
Detective Tuly, Of the AstOr House, on warrant
issued by Justice arrested VIM Foster keeper OF SKIN gam
bling Fuon. number OF guests at the AsoT House
place lately Foster locked up in default
bail james QUnn, member Of target company Was
Of So 500 bail for having snatehed MASSIVE oll
watch and chain Charles H. Kerr Of No 400 Beeler
Waxy Mccormack" who gave bis names as John hun
trial charge Of stealing gold watch ana onaH
Philip Mlspaugh. Of No so Mortont, in slIihafe car
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday; Chas;
oron arragned Of robbery from Francis hosn on
He pleaded guilty Of larceny from me
and Prison for Henry Smith or
taning Holmes false pretenss state Prison
John ackner pleadedlguty OF petit larceny
went 10 The Peutenary mouths each Ella Williams and h
TAYLOR pleaded guilty attempt grand larceny and were .
The Peutensry EACH. Edward Cor and Nhn h
private detectives indicted for grand larceny Mrs MARY bergen
was Induced place their bands for safe Keeping box OF
which they pawned King discharged Cor was found gunS anu
ed q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-23
REAL ESTATE.
nrr.Yorr. rus.a.r. Oct. "a. is7a

NEw-YoRK Tuesday Oct a. is7a
There was better attendance at the Exchange
ri, morning and arhef activity 10 bidding The Following ~
were made; -, i, ,.A
s.r.e thu propery the southerlJ side Of Mira
is2 feet Inches westerly from Avenne b. and known " See' W.
Consisting Of lot 2lIO6 together with the thFees'oy ana
brick house and similar style OF building % no roar VI wv
Adam Uoau.n for sl45g0 By Benjamin p Farchih Aehns
he ,.g,I order under the direction Of VIM C. TnpSagn
referee BRICK double tenement house aad o
located the sSo4s ds q ,Ss gos, the direction Asn
I'll Jon referee 1871 $50 together With the onaag nos
Msdoaaye and hundred On ths RsGe o.
property there mortgages Amounting To- si" Jerome re t
orT frame house and lot located the souher vide o ghy
sit 80 feet sssterly from Teuhys for s2775 10 Wosey
The sne Suctione also twosory sme dwelling house and
eys 9 o. greSna Po Mo5s woche Couny SaOO
Adson brown which completed The transactions Of The day 81,
Ar made One Of considerable interest today reported 70
By hessr Bging Ai5is'Da TIO S seventy
ninth Eghtehs, consisting Of ten 1s ion 9n ae
four avenue and the nOrthery side Of
w You'd G tenton 70 sale advertised Wstnesiay
at the EIchsngs MeEs MsieT WINES So 81 9TH Ceptr.ay
Gated on the high ridge Uhh az the On
ss % ~ he riVs and Is in the vicinity Of several
the most beautiful T..ene9s n ne S drine entirely
free from iVe and sufficiently dst.n. tP @ 90 per
cent can remain mortgage most y9raoe irerss
sepd to MAKE ia,Ieas IN Of What now appears
Stsb amid means Of with the upper portions
isand portions Of Weehester Couny
more than Oriinsry advertised 20 AAS p'%''
(Weine4ayl list Of which usual give 81 loot
Sales " take place al the BIchssge ~ o.
"a. Reecker Son Co executors sale By order Of samuel ~
Pry and George Lyons Of the estate OF George Fo
ess two stores oae 1880 foursoy brick located and known as
aJ7 Pear, next corner o. Ferry anu one 'neeO" 'i' ~
236g located and known as No 81 FeHy-sI ~ -, pt.1 p
Ey (ooeBouzh Weber, legal sale, under inc dccloa
stge referee property E06 located aud known as No. - "o'
yelt-st =. "a ,-....a -. a.. ....erlv siie
OF second-ave, 100 feet s0uhery from E1gnflsI .,h.,lv
Under the same direction lot I919i located Oh VIC s""
aide of Fny fnhst feet easteTy from second-aVe ~
Under tho direction. three lots 0ge.her WIN voc g
st.. Brooklyn ~ Y. -, -. g., .i,,. evs-siorv
bro French fAtsl houses snd o oeael on ~
Fueth and w S
northery side o HitehsL . ,c,,.. r..t
BIZ James ST. Miller legal sale under the direction o. charles a. JACK
son referee the PROPERTY No I'D West l"eh
eghthst house 25T9s Also leases on poPfy
No. $50 and 3 street. houses and lots each Ae1J7'