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, 1873-01-21
NUMBER 1856.

The witnoss admitted TINT certain rocoipts nro-
duced wero for payments mado by Tweed for
work ut Greenwich. Ono check for e29, 600 ha
said hc noyor Ind in ltn hand before, but ad-
ni!ttel on tls paper boing revcrsed that tho in
dorso!f1ont wan lliH HarYoy sustained tho CROSS
examination moro cooly than waA expected, but
lo cahHod fro1nont buratH Of larghtor by his
1ner,'!o',s objectld1ln to bcing, tiod down to
strlctly s!irost anhwora. Hn 4noho of the cit:
entered, day and tlato, OH memorandum book
lio must ho worth nc'r1y million dollars from
hts statements. Tho ]nei itom ho was examined
nbout wan ono Of s11o,o0o for building houoo
for Dick Connolly on Fifth avenn", Of which he
received 314, 900 for labor aud lnatorinls. He
noyer, to lia recollection, told tho Grand Jury
tl,at Lie received cont improperly from Twood.
Various receipts, paeaed to Tweed by Garvey for
au1ns ranging from 92 600 to $4,000 during 1868
aud 1870, wero put In by tho dcfenco as part OF
tho proof that what Garvoy represents as the
margin allowed him ly Tweed on bills against
tho city wore really paid directly by Tweed him
aolf, and not by tile city. Tho oroBB-exRminn
tlon will DO resumed tomorrow.
, 1873-01-21
A JESUIT SENSATION.

Tho German Theatre in Noyg YOr!s
Raidel Upon by tho Police for PEos
aaci11E nh Anti-Icsuit Hxoas7uaus<31p
lunrck's Quarrel with the 5ess1i.o
Trnnsforred to mnnlanttnnvtllc.
Special Despatch to 1he Chtcago 7rtbuns.
New YonK, Jan. 20,-Aro Police Captains
dramatic censors in New York, and IL Bihrna:e.:-
quarrel with the Jesuts to break ont in Arrc::-
Gu, aro questions TINT have suddenly anpoArci
hero to agitate the community. Tho uuppsccs-
ion Of the now German play entitled "sccrcts
Of New York; or, Tho Jcsuits in America" as
tho stadt Theatre, last night, WIS effected
by polico Captain Ward, at the instigation Of
several indignant Catholic priostn, who had
knowledge in advance Of It's toxt ridculing
Josuitism. Captain Wards action WAS wholly
Illegal but what will bo his punishment remains
to be seen. The manager Of tho stadt Theatre
said to-day that the suppressed drama ls con-
struoted on the plan of 1.-THE Streets Of Now
York, " introducing great deal Of sensational
loguo aorye to bind together into Htory. The
villain OF the piece is Jesuit priest, and ono
Of tho principal sensational scenes Is q Jesuit
cloister, introducing secret communication
Of fathore. Scenes in Fifth Ayonue, burn
ing. forry boat in tho North River an express
train crossing the stago anda countczfolt money
factory aro other features. Tho law prohibiting
Sunday dramatic performance ia 80 constructed
that tue manager Of tho theatre was advised by
counsel that its ponal clauses could DO eveded
by not using drop curtain. Captain Ward, with
tho Sunday act in his hand called upon Herr
Nubino, tho manager, and forbade tho porform-
anco. It was in vain that tho manager
attempted to explain that no infraction Of the
law waa intended or would be mado. Tho Gap
tain construed tho aot according to bio light,
md rofuaed to stay his arre8t until after the
performances. Tho matter waa sprung upon tho
manager after most OF the aoats In tho theatre
had boon disposed Of aud largo audience had
assembled. The suspended plny wes producnd
tonight at the sumo thentro to an imrnonae au-
Tho nAn-sor will legally contest tic action Of
the police authorities.
, 1873-01-21
CONGRESSIONAL,


PROHIBITION.
WA5HlNoToN, Jan, 20.-Mr. WILSON present.
cd tho petition Of Wendall philllps and o.hora
for prohibitory liquor LOW.
BoHToH NELfEP.
Mr.. CARPENTER, from the Judiciary Com
mittoc, Bubmittod mn {ority report adverse to
tho bill for the relief OF sufferers by tho boston
fire.
hIr. EDWARDS. for hinnclf, submitted min
ortty report In favor OF the bill. Both werc Or
dorod printed.
TIE BANKRUPTCY LAW.
Mr, EDMUNDS, from the Judiciary Commit
teo, reported adversely eeyeral bills TO amend
the Bankrupt law. Tho Committee, ho said,
did not moan to express any opinion on tho
n1orlts Of theso bills but reported thom adyerso-
", because they would probably DO superseded
ny neiy bill on The subject.
slr. WRIGHT, from lajority Of tho Judiciary
Conmittoo, reported q now bill in relation to tho
bankrupt Law. Tho bill ropoals tie Bankruptcy
act OF March q, 1907, mud all supplementary and
amendatory nots, said repeal to take etEoot on
the lat dsy Of no1t July, provided that tlao re'
peal shall not in any wny Affect my proceedings
In bankruptcy commenced before sf!o 1st day OF
noxt July.
waH agreed to, directing thu Attorney General to
report to tho Senate, az carly as practicable, tho
Objections OF that Department Of Justice for tho
Phst l!hoal }ear. together with such information
toaonlhg the opa.at{onn Of tho present yoar aB
GOVERNMENT LANng. =
Bfl's worc lntrod1rel fixing @26o tho nintx,r..,..
oFleo ht Which tho doYcrRpVut slAll psH xi x. ~"
, 1873-01-21
General, md 1t Is probable, tllnt worry aoon
number OF additional pardons will 10 iaAuetl.
CREDIT MOBlLlER,

THE lOLAND DCOMMlIIEE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-hlr. po1ansl'g Credit
MobIlier Committee continued their inyesiga-
toua this morning. Qenorai Banka took kia
noas with the Committee for the firut ttmo.
PRESIDENT DrLL0N's TESTIMONY.
Sidney Dillon. prosident Of tho Crodit Mo-
bllior testified thnt he knew Of shares nut into
tho hands Of Durant mud A1nos to fulfill pre-
viouu contracts, but did not remember tho
names Of tho porsonB. Arr,oa satd Ito WAS untlcr
obligations to tho sRmo. Allusiop VIVA mado
to Congressman, but ho, dill not remember
tho nanlos thin1ts Amos montiohod James
Brooks; Witness sald BrooEs cau,o to
him, saylng that ho received 100 st,aros from
Durnnt, and under tho rule WAS ontitlod to 80
eharon additional, which wero finally made oyor
to Noilson, gon-ifl-lnw Of Drooks. At tho sane
timo Neison borrowed 5000 OF him DilIon)
to pny on them. Durant paid for tho stool.
neferrod to Noilson by tho Company; could
not toll whether Nelson repaid tho s5, 600 with
out looking at hiB books; did not know what
Amos did With tho BtocIt transferred to him. At
~, interviow with BROOKS rolatiVo to the fifty
allaroB, noithor Alloy nor NJ Comb wero present.
BROOKS had nothing to do with tho money loanod
Ncfson by witnoss. BROOKS said briefly that
tie Gtocls was to go to his eon-in-aw, NeHon, aud
not to him {Br0olts). Witness neysr lnow Of
Brooks having received my dividends from
Credit Mobflier; did not lsnow whero tho books
Of tho Credit Moblicr wore, unless they were In
tho hands Of A1r. Ham mover hcard Of Alleys
connection with tho transaction of Brooks,
judge Poland asked tho yviLaoss to refresh him
self from his looRs about tho Drooks-Noilson
transaction; nnd tho Committee
Adjourned till Tomorrow.
, 1873-01-21
THE INDIAN WAR,

A Esntt1a with tho Niotlccs LIT oregon
1.-The soldiers Compelled to Eactrcas
-.HInny ApncfatA font to their Happy
Hunting Grounds.
GAN FNAho1BUo, Jan. 20.-A despatch from
Yreka to-dny Btates Tint messenger had tu.t
arflvcd nt that p1aoo from the headquarters O?
deneral Wf1cnton, commanding tho troops In tho
action against tho Motloc Indiana A ecve1a
battle WAS fought Inst Frllay. Tho troops, urder
command of Wheaton, wcro two hundred a;.d
fifty regu1ars, two companies of Oregon vol.in-
tcorH; twenty-five California rit1on1on, command
cd by Captain Fairchild, and n fow 1lluma.s. H.
dians, altogether about four hundred men. Tho
battlo tooft plnco near the eagtorn shore Of Tua
Lako. On Thursdny Captain Bernard went
around tho north cnd of tho la!:e,
to tho east side, and to tho cat
Of Captain Jack's position. Ho was to advance
egainat Captain Jack from tho east, md Gon-
oral Wheaton from tho southwest Thn forces
Of tho latter woro to bo Under cover Of tho fro
Of tho howitzors. On Thursday night such
donso fog enve!oRod tho country that ono could
about twelve miles apart, though to communi-
cato with oaoh other 1t WAS necessary to go
much creator distance: On Friday morning
Gn eho+ the bao den Ga
conconlod among tho rocks along 4 lina tWG
miles In length. General Wheaton heard the
firing at1d had no alternative but move TO tho aiG
of Capt Bernard, without tho 1ro of tho how
itzors. Tho troops fought NIL unseon foe from. s
to dark undor terrific lire, during, which
scarcely. QUO Indian wns Boen Tho loos 10
tho troops IL forty killed and woundod ; the loss
Of The hodoca is unknown. Tho troops wore
finally Obliged to retreat to tleir camps. Ber-
mard's forces bore tho blunt OF tho battle, and
suffered terribly All tho cavalry fought on foot.
Among the killed are Frank Trimblo, j. r.
Brown, Oregon and q. W. Roberts was NOR
tally wounded. Captain Perry, Of tho regulars,
wounded. Tic movement is calloa forced
Reconnaissance OF Captain Jacks position. His
leaders eaY it will take ] 900 men to dslodgo him
from Lava Lieds. The troops for the present
| will only try to prevent tho Modocs from raid
| ing on the gottlenentH, md wait for reinforce
montH.
SAN Francisco, inn. 2o.-Ad1tional reports
docs give the whites known rs killed, 10;
wounded, 30. Lieutenant Roberts, Of Fairchild'a
! command cannot liyu. The Afodoca fought
| nakel, md with tho greatest desperation,
| 8prinRinH from rock to rock, and picking
OF soldiers, obliging many to hide themselves
| till darkness aTorde means OF escape. The
troops made several charges along the line: Of
hns the strongest natural petition in, the coun-
I try Tho howitzere could not be used to any nd
| vantage, owing to the donee fog.
Captain Price, commanding Company OF the
| Fifth Cavalry, returned to Prescott, Arizona,
| from fifteen daya' scout near tho mouth OF
Black Canyon, whore lie had q fight with tie
| Apaches, of whom 1vo wero killed and throe
escaped. Near tho head Of Black Canyon b
Ind another fight and killed thirty-aix Apache
Tonic wnrriors. Since the Inst report, thu
troops operating from Camp Verde, haYo killed
thirteen warriors,
, 1873-01-21
ANOTHER TRAGEDY,

4 Printer Deliberately shoota Il Eel.
1osy-yEOrllmnn in IaiH Room - a
woman ut tho Bottom Of tho Affair.
New YonK, Jan. 20.--On Sunday evening,
Clarence Lockwood and Marshal AlcGrudor, botl
composltors, and boarding At the house Of Mrs
Hammond, No. 14l Madison street, quarrollea
about Ill insult said to have been offorod by the
formor to n fomalo boardor, Miss Annie Drown,
would not fight Lockwood On the Sabbath,
hut that llo would shoot him liha dog
to-day. Finding, that Lockwood kept his room,
erately red two ", @ shots at him. % woandns @ @ him i,
the abdomen. nIcGrudcr, swearing that he
would shoot anyone who intorfered with him,
then tcacerdetl to tho basement, and ooolay Hat
down to supper. A po[Ioe officer was called In,
who allowed him to conclude Ills meal, and, aftor
diBarming him. took him to thu Seventh Precinct
Citation tIonso. Lockwood was removed to
Belleyuo Hospital In dying condition, and the
deposition.
, 1873-01-21
TWEED,
Proceedings In the Trinl of tho
- Ifoss,'' Kcstcrduy-.Garv Testi-

Proceedings ln tho Trinl of tho
s'Ross,'' Xcstcrdny".GarveY's Tcsti-
n10My. IT,
New YonK, jim. 2o.-In tlo Tweed caso, this
morning, GAryey was ctoss-exnmlned at longth
touching his own implication IN the ring frauds.
Counsel made strong effort to oxtort from the
Witness tho fact thet he was to DO 81 ivcn inlmu-
nifty in consideration Of turning States oyidonce.
arrangement existed, but said That he was told
by 0Conor that II he told the truth OIL tho STAND
no harm would como to him.
Garyey testified to his leaving tho country at
the time Of tho ring revelations, under tho nnme
fors. Ho considered himself slightly oulpable iu
connection With the frauds.
Judge Davis declined to hear: tho details OF
Garvey'a voyages, and said it was sufficiently
transparent TINT Garyey's testimony was that Of
n man who Ind boon promised protection.
6faryey further testified TINT whom he wert to
Europe he was worth over n million OF dollars,
acquired botweon 1868 and 1871. and said ho
nwayn intended to return, but tllat hts friends
him unlosa llo went away. Upon being qtes-
toned as to who thaBs friends woro, ho naid
thoy woro Tweed, Sweeney, Connolly, and Hank
Smith.
Quory-was Mayor Hall one of thom2
Answar-1lo was embraced In tho lot, but
couldn't say ho expected Hail to fight hs battloa
for him. Nccess.
After recess, uarvoy, OIL orosH-examination,
stated that tho whole aount Of hin olais, real
md fictitious, was 4200,0DU. Tho resl onoH
might be about 500,0 ,00O. The yaluo ot his wfe's
diamonds and jewelry In soptenbor, 1871, was
abnut *12 900. Tweed presented him with aon,o
articles in silver oil his marriage which ho atill
hAs. There was no agreement to cxtricate him
from hj1 troubles IT he gayo oyidonco. lie was
worth about $'l00, 600 III 1BG9.
The question M to the details Of the property
wao excluded, and exceptions taken. Tho
wltnos9 statod that within tho last
for $4,000 It was sottlod by striking Off the
1tom # 100000 for work tlona at Greenwia,.
, 1873-01-21

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. 20.-LaBt evoning, ut
sholby City, in Boyle County, Ky, q aospesado
named l'ill Wilson, wont into tho drug store ct
OIL. Williamson, and in cold blood shot cad
killed tho lattcr's son, John Williamson. Ho
was accompanied by another dcuperado, named
There ia grent oxcltonent at shelby City ovor
tho bloody doed. Wilson Inns killed four mon,
and is now eyading tho reward offered for hin,
by tho Stnto.
killed. Jackson Pike, with knife, ut y negro
dance, twelve nlles bolow hero, OIL Saturday
night. Both arc co!orod. Tho murderer ss-
capped.
, 1873-01-21
TIE WILSON COMMITTEES.

:, WAsH1soToN, jan. 20.-The Wilson 1nvcatiga-
timo IN arranging tho examination Of e. H. Rol-
lins President OF tho Union Pacific Railroad
Company, who was present with two largo
TRUNKS full of books belonging to that Com
pany.
Tho Committee examined no witnesses this
afternoon.
J. Hubloy Aehton, ex-Assiatant Attorney Gen.
oral Of tho United Stntcs, was introduced na a.-
socl9to counsel with fcrry for tho Government
Adjourned until Tomorrow
, 1873-01-21

LITTLE kocE, Ark, jan. o0.-A horrible mur-
der Was committed near tho lenitontiary OIL
Saturday night. Enoch jackson, coloro.l, Wl1llo
ahleep was Knocked on Tho head with lray pin
autl Killed by lin wife and another woman. Aftor
they hHa succeeded IN killing him, TINY threw
the body into tho t'ro. Eoon uftor tho vito
called Re'gghd3osfy atatlng thas when nho retired
i!ttGe6h was sitting by tho ilro4 and that che waa
ewaaonod by q Hrfe,,go gncl In the room, and
discovered e? husband In Tia Ilro, that ]a iul
10 doubt fntlen ". lilo bwty waD dr"HE~l
, 1873-01-21

lands remaining to the United statas, within tho
ng lnndu Within tho indemnify limits, md tho
olain,s Of pre-cu,pton sottlorg and tho privileges
accorded by tho ozinting homestead laws to
eOldiorB nEtl cnibrs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-12

REGULAR MEETING LAST EvEEISo- CITY CELIA
TO BE VISITED, TO-DAY
A stated meeting of the Board Of HeAlth WAS
held last evening President Mccall in the chair
The Tenth Ward Committee reported that the
nuisance in the csllars in MlrylAni Avenue is in
process Of abatement by the laying OF tile to
drain them.
The same Committee reported the nuisance in
West Liberty street IN the hands OF the Street
Commissioner, and the one in Reed street
abated
On motion Of Mr.. Buzins. the Secretary was
instructed to deliver copies OF the report OF the
Committee appointed to inquire into the impur-
tiles in the BrAndywin to the manufacturers
aud 10 such other persons IS may need them
Mr.. Eckel called attention TO the nui@ances IN
the City Hall cells. complained OF by the
new papers but raid he knew nothing OF it to
his Owl personal knus Hedge
Mr Buzine declared the emen which is emit
ted from these cells an intoerabe nuisance.
and moved that the Board meet there 10 q body
this evening.
Pending the motion, Mr. Mccullough stared
that he dad not think there was much In it-that
one newspaper had been making all the fuss
about the stench-tnat IL the cells were often
sise, Mr Eckel ought certainly to be aware Of it
al he had an Office ia the same building.
Tue motion wac adopted, and ths Board will
Writ the cells. this evsning, at $50 O'clock meet
log in the Mayors office.
Dir. Glatts reported Il nuisance in the empty
ing the hair from a tannery, aud garbage upon a
lot 10 the rear OF Jackson street between 5scJnd
aud Third streets Referred to the 10Th Ward
Committne,
An order for ESQ was directed to be drawn in
favor OF Messrs. Shortlidge Ecksl and McCnl-
Tough for visiting the manu- &C uring estAbis h
ments along the Brandswine An order for $50
was also passed in favor OF Glatts & Eekel for
printing
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-12

TIE METHODIST HOME ctTY AtsIoS-wHERE IT Is
OPERATING, AND Irs GOOD Results.
The Methodist Home City Missi IN, composed
of few of the LEGAL ministers of the NJ. Z
Church, are doing good work by holding reli
gious services every Sunday in the different gu.
burbs Of the city. They now hold Eve religious
services each SABBATH. distributed around the city
at the folloHing places; Two at tho alms-house.
one at McDoweiYille one over 18th street bri ge
and one at st Augustine Nils ALI these SER
vces are held at O'Clock P NJ, with the ex-
cspton OF the forenoon service at the aims
house which is held at 10 o clock, A. NJ.
Arrangements are about being made, under
the auspices Of the same Mission, for regular
services at Browntown and Edge Moor The
latter however will be a union between the
Methodists aud Presbyterians.
Charles Moore is President aud Thomas Lam.
plugh. William Taylor. William II Van Horn.
William II. Hendnckson. and several other inau.
sutial and zealous preachers AID exhoTters are
members OF the organization.
The organization has been very suc eessfu
since It has been in operation, and the improve
ment in tine morsis aud good cou iuct of the PEG.
pie ia many OF the suburbs IS beeu plainly per.
ceptible II Is expected that soon chapels will
be erected at McDowelvllle, over 18th st. bridge
and West Wilmington.
With the exception of the almshouss, prom
ising Sunday Schools have been organized and
are successfully carried on in all the place
named
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-12
ty-E. p KUyKtL.s Bfrr4R VINE OF MOI

e. y Kunkels celebrated Bitter Wine Of Iror
wi efectualy cure LIVER complaint. Jtund ee. dvs
pepsia. chron C or nervous debility, chronic darrne
disease OF the Kidneys and all diseases ar sing fr
n disordfred liver. stomach or intestines; such a.
constipation, 1atnlenCe, Inward pl es, fnl less @
blood TO the head, acdty OF the stomach, nanses
heartburn disgust Tor food IN Ines or wei. b. In tn
stomach sore eructatioDs sinking or huiterDR a.
the pit OF the stomach ssfmming Of the head, ha''
Tied or dificult breathing, nutterng of the heart
choking or snff0catlDg sensations when IN lin
posture dimnt s. Of vision, dots or webs before N
sight dull pain la The head d. Efficiency OF per pira
side. back, chest linus, az sudden nasfes r nek
burning in the neAh constant ImAg inings OF eV
ana great depres. ion Of lts.
They are entirely vegetable and free from ale hOl
ic stimulent and all injurious ingredients, and arr
pleasant 10 taste and smell mild In their operations
will remove impurities from the body and give
health and Wig to the franz.
Beware Of unterfeits The genuine Is Sod onlJ
in 81 bottles.
Sod by druggists and dealers everywhere. Z. F
KuNKEL., Pr p1etor, No. 259 North Ninta street
Philadelphia, Pa
For safe IN wilmington by ?. MCInan, Jr., Secons
and Market. r. DFingHurst CO., sixth and Market
II. r. Bringhurst s1T MARKET streer; Alfred WsltOn
PRS Market street; j. j. Gallagher Is A T. Shnem9
ker, Smith d Painter, ". Y. Williama, Ninth aRr
Market streets and L. N. EngGnd, r sixth ard
Lombard streets. OctsO-iy-l6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-12

The oa.s haryeat is now on.
The Alden Co. at Milford have begun opera
tious.
Gov Ponder has bought hne new pair OF
pounu lrsss
The MesHrs. Carlisle launched a handsome
schooner, the Rebecod Shepherd, at Milford, on
thursday.
Mr. Littleton Summons, a Milford ship-build'
err fell from the port hole Of his vessel Thursday
morning. and injured himself quite severely.
MIR Blumgardner says that hs has completad
arrangements for the steamers between New
York AID Lewes, and that they will come with
the advent u the peach season.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-12
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE,


TRAIEs LEAvR EnAdlsefos.
FOR PApadelrkia-l.ss ais, ITO, $40. i0c5, l6-s0
8 N. ale leo. G0O $50, lie, 1o.ea ,. m san
days 3d. and ESQ, p. m
For Eep Rork-LH5 =. n 1ai0 and $50 p. N.
For BaitisHovs-lz6a A0s and I0.0s g m LIS and
af2 p m
~ tAs Dslassars r. R-iaS5, and iaio g N.
ass p m. No Sunday trainA
nor Neas cGstls-i9.hn s 10 i01n = m, and LIS
ess 81 p. m. Sundays go q II
For sOatsr1ltls-s.sV, a. n aud and p NJ Sun
DAYS at st5. A II. The arst two run through 70
~ y az R R-Market ST., Dspotl 100
To- q m. and . a. 70
Fer Fern vills-G40P n. Especially
LEAvR PHILADELPHIA toE WILMINGTON.
l2So T(O, @s0, and l04S a N; 1915 as0, 8 40,
40 . 10, o., BIS aud 1l.s0 D. m Sundays $40
M. and BIB p. N and II 81 p. m.
TKAnss ARKTvB AT WILMINGTON,
From DeIasoare x R-SO0, Ii 80 q. m, and IS
p. M, ueom New Ca tle,) tU.ib 4. IN. ass, 0su.
The batter is freight with passenger car attach.
From Z z s@sIs and 1l.sp, "a N. and %
u Sundays ate. 2. NJ. The 8, 10 q N only runs
from CoaIesville.
FYoR. fAilaoelpAia-l3.42, Sc, Is. $50 a m ;
t2.l5, Ia. s.4s. a. t.O2, $50 SIS .i0s5 SUNDAY
t24s, i-5s and ss5 u. u, ana 10 ~ .. N
From d ". n. h--(MaIKet 81, Depotl LoS g.
~. 0Oand b.U0 om
From, FER Wills 4 a m, (speeiaD
- See time tables for rnrInsr particulars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-12
VALUABLE
MANUFACTURING AND CITY PRO.
PERTY.
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The following desirable real estate ia offered Al
No 1.-The two steam and water power mills now
Escaped and used as kiln dried corn meal and nouI
mllis Dy 4neE Price Go situated on the souft
slde OF the Brandywne, with all he water rights De.
longing thereunto, comprising ul-sevenths or
controlling Interest of the Brandywine water on the
south side of the creek. This property comprlses
tWflV9 run OF stone four overshot water wheels,
lures all in perfect o der. Also, q valuable wharf
property adj lining mill.
No PA large lot Of land containing three and q.
haf acres, more or less sitna ed the south bank
the Brand wtne, short distance below the mills
OF JAS T. Price Co., adjoining Ids OF the Swift.
Courtney Beech sr Co., with V"ry large frontage
on the creek anu adm Tably adapted for Wharyes'
ON this property are situated stable storehouse
and three dwelling houses.
NO. ga lot OF land with two two-story frame
cooper SHOPS, situated at the corner OF fifteenth
and Walnut streets. having front Of about 49 feet
On walnut street BY ~ feet In depth along III tenth
Ne "A two-and- "a half story double brick dwell.
lng mouse with lot 1s2 feet front on Sixteenth st
Dy lou leet IN depth on Walnut situated at the S W
corner OF Sixteenth and WALNUT streets beng N
2Os Slxteenth street and running through the
T1uSre House furnished with all modern Improve
Nob-A two-,tory frame dwelling house, with lot
y ieet 'front.' on fleenth street by 40 feet in
uePths belng Nc 2l2 Fifteenth street.
No ga lot Of land at the s Il corner of Four
eenn and French streets, go feet on French street
sos sS Iees on Fourteenth street, with large frame
No IA lot Of land at the Southeast corner Of
IouIteehtn ana orange Streets 90 feet on Four.
teentn street b. 90 feet on orange street
NO s-A lot OF land with fine brick stable on the
south side OF Fourteenth street, between Market
and orange Streets with front Of about 60 leet on
FsuI,eehth street, with depth OF 80 feet
os-A very desirable building lot. at the N r
corner OF Eighth and Madison streets with A from
street. N' VA @isnth
All the above described property is nov offered n,
private sala on easy terms of payment IL GEM
prlses some valuable building lots together with two
OF tne most available mill sites the BrandyWine.
For full particulars and terms apply to i'''
JAMES e. PRICE,
Ian. Or to his Attorney,
J9z4-u GEORGE v. BA KS.