The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-15

IL.
1859. Consideration. sso.5oo.
This property was sold in the following man
ner:--
SoLD.-willlam NJ. Tweed ana wife TO Richard
M. Tweed.-South side Twenty-third street, 100
feet west of Lexingto on avenue. 25x9S.9 ieeI Deed
dai ed November u, 1871 recorded January A. 1872
Consideration. natural love and affection ana the
part oil dollar.
This property mas also been attached.
NUMBER FOURTEEN.
We now come to the fourteenth purchase In this
series OF real estate acquisitions. IL
is recorded as iollows:-
MISUNDERSTANDING P. Fai child and wife TO
William NJ. Tweed.-L on the south side OF Forty
25x98.9 feet. Deea dateu March %. 1869 recorded
March "a, 1869. Consdera ION, $1,000.
This lot also sold to Richard NJ. Tweed in
the same deed No. 13, ana on the same easy
and loving terms. Like No. Is, It also has been
attached.
NUMBER FIFTEEN.
Following the record in regular order of date
we come TO the fifteenth transaction by Tweed. as
follows-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. Sacchi TO William NJ.
Tweed.-Lot on the west side OF Eighth avenue,
1855 feet south OF seventy first street. 25x100 ieet
Deed dated March TO- 1869; recorded April TO- 1860.
Consideration, S16,250
This lot was also sold TO Richard NJ. Tweed with
No. 49, and also attached.
NUMBER SIXTEEN.
Passing up town we find Tweed making his six
teentn venture In real estate as follows:-
BoUGHT.-Tne Orphan Asylum Society. In the
city OF New York, 10 William NJ. Tweed Two lots
described as tollo s:-Ffst, lot on south SIDE OF
seventy fourth street, 200 ieet east Of Eleventh
avenue, running eastery 1884 Feet thence
easterly 25.94 leet thence northerIy 70
Seventy-fourth street l4s3I feet, thence
and Iot IN sonoepy sao ~ treet
$50 leet OF Eleventh avenue. running south
erly 1421li5 feet, thence easterly 50o.S leet,
the nee northerly TO Seventy-fourth street 140.9I
feet thence along Seven ty-fourth street so ieet
Deed dated April s. 1859; recorded June O. 1862
Consideration, 81, 900.
These two lots were sold to Richard NJ Tweed,
each Tor the thirteenth part OF dollar, November
81 1871 and recorded January 4, 1872, and also at
tached by the recent warrant
NUMBER SEVENTEEN
Going still further up town Tweed made his sew.
purchase as foTlows:-
BoUGHT.-Thomas H. Landon referee, TO william
NJ Tweed.-Lot lying atsouthwest corner OF i29tn
street and Fourth avenue, l00x99.l1 feet. Deed
dated June IL, 1889; recorded June III, 1869. Con-
sideraton, $53,350.
This property was sold TO Richard M. Tweed, the
deed being dated March 20, 1872 and recorded
March %. 1872. Consideration, natural love and
affection and ST.. This property has also been at
tacned.
NUMBER EIGHTEEN
Tweed next purchased two adjoining lots 70
corded as follows -
BouGHE-Thomas H. Landon, referee to Will
lam Nj. Tweed.-Lot lying on the southery side OF
10th street. 100 feet west oil Fourth avenue ana ad-
joining land previously purchased ron same
party, 40x100 leet. Deed dated September O. 1869 !;
recorded september 0, 1869. Consideration. Sl330
This property does not seem to have been sold as
yet, being still on the books as owned by William
M. Tweed; consequently 1t is not surprising to
ind 1t among the list attached
NUMBER NINETEEN
We now come TO o new phase In these real
estate transactions, the nineteenth purchase
being recorded as follows:-
BoUGHT.-James Lenox TO william NJ. Tweed.
Thomas Murphy, Peter Il. Sweeny, hugh Smith
and Richard b. Connoly.-All of tDat block of land
lying east OF Madison avenue, between SIxLy-
ninth and Seventeen streets, Madison avenue and
Fourth avenue Deed dated October Is. 1862; re-
each party's share OF purchase money being
$53,500.
In a deed dated April %. 1872. and recorded
April %. 1872, Tweed sold his one nfth part Of the
above block to Thomas Murphy, one OF his co.
partners IN the original purchase, and who subse-
quen:ly purchased The other three partners nrtns
as Will be shown on some Iuture day. The consid-
GRAFTON for this sale was $27. 500. This property
has also been attached.
NUMBER TWENTY.
Still bankering after Boulevard property, Tweed
got his twentieth deed IN the following manner:-
BoUGHT.-Daniel Butter1eld and wife TO william
N. Tweed.-Eleven acres and 32h percnes on west
side OF kngsorldge road; also II acres; rood and
is perches on west side OF Klngsordge road 10
Hudson River. Deed dated March 10, 1859; re-
corded OCTOBER IL, 1869. CONSIDERATION, S2T5,000
This property was got rid OF on the following
terms as appears by the recoTd:-
SoLp.-Wiliam VI. Tweed and wife to Richard
NJ Tweed.-[Here follows description OF the above
property.l Deed dated August 10. 1871; recorded
October 70. 1871. Consideration, S250,0u0
This Is not the first instance OF II chard going on
the record as paying bis father immense sums OF
money. IL the price was really paid. where did he
get It iromg The property Is also attached.
NUMBER TwESTY-oNE
Money being so abundant, the "Boss" evidently
did not know what to do with 10, Tor we ina him
going into his twenty.nrst speculation as fol-
lows:-
BouGHr-wiliam Pitt and wife 10 william NJ
Tweed.-Secton OF land lying ITO feet east OF Ninth
avenue and running through from Elghty-tnird
street 10 Eignty-iourtn street, with frontage on
eacn OF 200 eet. Deed dated October is, 1863;
recorded OctoDer is, 1869. CONSIDERATION, $4,000.
or TINS plot the following parcels were sold -
soLp.-wnam NJ Tweed and vile 10 Richard NJ.
Tweed.-L0t soutn side kghty-iourth street, us
feet east OF NIntn avenue 1022xlO0 iect; also lot
south side Elgnty-lourtn street. 2'S Get east Of
Der ri, 1871; recorded January 4. 1874 ronslue-
ration, love ana anection anu the thirteenth part
OF dollar.
The remainder OF Tweed's purchase was dis
posed OF as follows:
SoLD.-Wuham NJ Tweed and wife 10 John Car
lfn.-Lot south side ElgntY-Ourtn street, 275 lcet
east OF Nntn avenue. lO0xl02.2 feet. Deed dated
May Q. 1870; recorded May =, 1870 CONSIDERATION,
$53 923.
SoLp.-Same 70 same.-Lot north side Eighty
third street, lis Ieet east Of Ninth avenue, 25nx
1922. Dateoi deed aud record same above.
Consideration, 500, l3f.
The whole plot as originally purchased is in
Guided in the attachment issued to the snerIr.
NUMBER TWENTY-FIVE.
The next transaction one having reference
TO transaction numoer nineteen. In that opera
ton Tweed was Joined by Sweeny, Connolly, MUIR
ply and Smith In the purchase OF the ulock 81 LAND
between Slxty-uinth and Seventeen streets,
Madison and Fourth avenues. each paving s53,5 $40.
HIS snare IN TINS plot Tweed sold TO Murray alter
ward os,enslbly Tor $27,5OO, but tue following
record more July explains the transactions
BoUGHT.-Tnomas MurDhy and wife 10 william
A. Tweed Peter i. Sweeny, Richard b. Connolly