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The daily gazette., 1876-02-01
.SHEhfFF'S SALES.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
> BY virtue Of IL writ Of Ais. Levari Fa-
cias to me directed. will be exposed to Pub.
lie sale at the house OF William b. Ford, at
kirKwood, IN Pencader hundred, New Castle
county, Del, on
SATURDAY.
THE l.rH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1876
At Two o'clock. 7. NJ.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
The following plantation or trace of land
situate, lying and being near the village ol
Glasgow, in Pencader hundred. in New Cas-
tie County, and State of Delaware. the same
being bounded and described rs follows, TO
wit: BEGINNING at stake In the main street
OF the village aforesaid, being aleo the Pub
lie Road leading from said village towards
Middlctown. and running thence touth 81
degrees west 202 perchee along the New Cas-
tie and Frenchtown Turnpike, and by lands
OF Robert NJ. Black to q corner stake, thence
south one degree. cast crossing SAID Turn
pike Road and running by land OF THOMAS
Lindle l4I $40 perches to corner white oak
in line OF land Of the heirs Of Wesley Al.
rich, deceased, thence north s. degrees east
22l lilo perches by the said land of Wesley
Alrich, and land OF w illiam Cam TO the afore-
SAID street in said village, or road leading
towards Middletown Aforesaid, thence with
the same north l2 degrees west street
in said village or road leading to Middle
town aforesaid. thence with the same north Ia
degrees west 1853 5'l0 Perches TO the first
mentioned stake and place OF beginning,
containing within those bounds two hundred
and two ncres, and one rood and twenty
eight and bait perches OF land. be tho same
however more or less, (eXcepting out of the
same small lot OF about three acres Of land,
which the said Samuel Frazier and Emeline
his wife sold. granted and conveyed unto
Bobert NJ. Black.)
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF samuel Frazier and Eneline his
wife. and terrc tenants. and to be seld by
MM. II. LAMBSvN. Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. Ne-y Castle.
January 20. 1876. ian.22 Is
S,HERIFF's SALE.
= by virtue OF sundry writs OF Ncnditioni
Exponas and III. Fa. to me directed will be
exposed to public sale. on the farm OF An.
thony Reybold. near Delaware City, Red
Lion Hundred, in New Castle County, Del,
on
TUESDAY,
THE eth DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1876,
Atll o'clock. Al n.
the following described Personal Property
viz:
Forty head OF cows, / bull, Q horses, colts,
mule. yoke Of oxen. 6 hogs, II shoats,
brood sow. boar, farm wagons. peach
wagons, 2 OK carts, 9 horse carts, reaper,
mowers. horse rake / roller, 2 whee elbarrows,
carriages, plo VS., harrows. cultivators, peach
baskets wagon harness, piow harness, cart
harness. carriage harness, lot OF berry crates
and boxes. collars, brides, 20 tons OF hay.
lot OF straw lot of rough hay, lot OF yellow
and white corn, wheat in the ground. lot Of
rails, &C.
Selzcd and taken In execution az the pro
perty OF Anthony Reybold and to be sold by
VIM. IA. JAMESON. sheriff.
Sherifr's Office. New Castle.
Jan. %. A d.. 1876 s ian27 -2tawts.
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NOTlCs.-Tho third annual meGr
~ the City Building and Loan AS.
tlon, VIII be held at the office Of The Il
cia,ion, No. l05 West I'd street On lua.
evening, February lst, at = oclod
winch time the annual report will X 1
mltted and officers and three DlrectOl:tE
cd to serve the ensuing year.
lan2l-5t Attest, j. 4. PIERCE, c.'
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NJ OTlCF.-Thrce hundred shares ds
~ 4th series OF the City Bulldln. i
Lonn Association are now offered 70 1
scIibtrs. First payment second Tues4Ir
February. Inquire Of
j. +. PIERCE, ScF-
dec2seodtofobS No. : West f0ur.hs.
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SHERIFE'S SALES.

S,HERIFF'S SALE
y BY virtue of q writ OF IeVari Faclar to
Ine directed. will he exposed to Puhlii sa'e,
az the
DELAWARE HOUSE. SO MARKET ST.,
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip, in the City Of VIII
mngton. New Ca tile County Delaware. on
THURSDAY,
THE 10th DAY OF FEBRUARY, le7d,
at o'clock. p. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, VIZ.
An that certain lot or parcel Of land lying
and being situated in the City OF Whining
ten Aforesaid, having two brick messuages
thereon, bounded and described as follows,
that is to say, Beginning on the corner
formed by the Intersection OF the line OF the
southerly side of Sixth street with the line OF
the easterly side OF Church street, thence
one feet more or less TO the westerly side of
an alley leading into Sixth street, thence
southerly along said side of said alley par
allel to Church street thirty-three feet TO q
corner, thence westerly parallel to Sixth
street htty-one feet, more or lees, TO the
easterly side of Church street. and thence
northerly along said side OF Church su eet So
IT. to the place OF beginning, be the contents
within said bounds what they may. together
with the free and uninterrupted use of the
aforesaid alley IN common with other own
ers OF land bounding thereon forever.
Seized and taken into execution as the
property OF Henry Dougherty. deceased
tAnn UouRherty Surviving Mortgagor and
ceased and terre tenants. and to be s0ld by
" NJ. ii. LAMBS0N. Sheriff.
Sherifi's Once. New Castle.
JHLuary 90 A. b.. 1876 ian. 22-ts
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The following described Real Estate. viz.
All tnat certain lot or piece of land situa.
ted IN the city Of Wilmington. bounded and
described as follows. to wit: BEGINNING Of a
point in the middle of the Old Ferry road
distant northerly at right angles from tho
nor.her'y side of street one hundred feet;
thence along line of land OF joseph II
Gould and Joseph Richardson westerly and
parallel with street about one hundred and
tHeive ieet to a point distant one hundred
inet from the eastslly side of Head street.
thence northerly and parallel with Head
street TWO hundred and sixty-one feet and
SIX inches to stake; thence easterly and IA
raliel with street anout forty feet 10 the
middle otthe Old Ferryroad aforesaid; thence
along the middle of the same in n southerly
direction to the plsce of beginning be the
contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the nro.
perty Of George r, Townsend and Mary l.
sold by WIN ii Jameson SberitTo "
sheri Office, New Castle.
January 10. 1876. jon12-ts
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DHOToGRApnIC NOTICE.

Intending to discontinue the PhOior.z
Business, those having negatives IN nj p
session they wish to preserve, will Ras
notify me soon.
offer for sale my Photographic ll:E
ments at low price. j. Il TORBtEl
Jan -2tawlw Delaware AyehE
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- llERIFF'S SALE.
~ BY virtue of n writ of LeYari FRcias to
ne directed, will be eXyOsed TO Public SAFE
ut the Hotel Of Jacob liyatt, in Newport in
Ghrlstiana Hundred, New Castle county. DeI'
aware. on
WEDNESDAY,
THE "a DAY OF FEBRUARY, l87a.
At o'clock, p. m.
The following described Real Estate, viz.
All thai certain Mcssuaee or Tenement and
BARN or tract ut land situated in Mill Creek
hundred and described rs follows, VIZ: Be
ginning atan Old corner in the middle of tho
Turnpike adjoining lands of William Brack-
in; thence by said Brackin's land south siXty
ght degrees and eight minutes west thirty
one chains and cighty-two links to u stone in
a line Of lands late OF Moses Montgomery:
thence bS said land ia part and by land now
OF Isaac Mendenhall south two degrees east
twenty Two chains and twenty-three links To
stone in corner OF w lliam Foote's land;
thence by said Foote'S land north eighty
seven degrees and twenty eight minutes cas- [
eighteen chains and forty eight links to a
new corner: thence by new lines dividing the
herein granted lands from other lands Of Cy-
rus Pyle these next six courses and distan-
ces, namely, north twelve degrees and ffty
minutes east nine chains and twenty seven
links TO stake, north forty degrees and fiftv
minutes west one chain and thirty. eight
INKS to stake, north hf,y-two and three
quarter degrees east ninety -four links TO n
stake, south forty degrees and nifty minutes
east ole chain and ten links to stake. north
fourteen degrees east thirteen chains and
seven links to stake, and north thirty Ave
degrees and twenty-five minutes east eley en-
chains and ninety-one links to a new corner
IN the middle OF the Turnpike road aforesaid:
thence along the middle thereof north forty
hVe degrees west two chains and seventy six
links to the place OF beginning. containing
sixty-th rec Acres and Fifty-two and eight
tenths perches of land. be the same more or
lees.
|,seized and taken In oxocutioa as the pro-
penty OF Francis K. Rumtord and Josephine
his wife, and t. I. and TO be sold by
WIN. ii. JAMESON Sheriff.
Sheriff ONCE. New Castle,
January 10, 1876. s janlAts
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NUTICE-REMUVAL - DR.. Qunty u
~ moved TO No. s04 MARKET STREE
octgtt
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L,IIERIFF'S SALE.
- by virtue of writ OF Levari Facias 10
TO me directed, Will be exposed to public sale
AT the at the Hotel Of John Elliott. in the viii
l2c OF Christina, in White Clay Creek hun
drcd. New Castle county. Delaware, on
FRIDAYi
THE llth DAY OF FEBRUARY, lc7G
at ? O'Clock, p. NJ,
The following described Real state, VIZ:
All that certain plantation, tract or parcel
OF land and premises situated, lying and be-
ing in White Clay Creek hundred and county
OF New Castle, in the State of Delaware and
which Is BOUNDED and described az follows, TO
wit; BEGINNING at a corner white oak which
Is also corner Of James Griffith and VIII
liam WtiRht's land. and distinguished on tn e
plot as A, and running thence with sail Grit
nth s land south sixty one degrees and half
west one hundred and sixteen perches to a
Wnlte OAK stump and a stone; thence with
SAID Grifhth's land and land of John Francis
south twelve and half degrees east eighty
perehes and ak tenths of perch TO a span :
ls n OAK standing on the east side of q sWaI,p
| thence with said Francis land aud land OF
Aorahsm heogg south eight and a half de-
grees west eighty porcles to n stake in said
eogg held; thence still with said KeoRg's
land south tWenty-four degrees and a QUAR-.
| Ter east siAtJ two perchee and a half to n
aoqnie 9iack oak In the line of land late OF
ROBERT shields. deceased; thence with the
| said Shields line north fifty -eix hit and talf
degrees east one hundred and eighteen per
ches and nine:tenths OF u perch TO a corner
white esk OF William Wiight's land; thence
with the line of said Wright's land north
| eight and half degrees west seventeen per-
ones to a. corner stake in line of q white oak
north thirty minu:ee east thirty -one pershes
20 stone in line of black oak, Aorth twelve
and half degrees east twenty y-seven perch es
| and six-teaths to a corner stake. north three
| and half degrees east fifty-fve perches 70 a
corner stake and north twenty-six degrees
west eigh.y-seyen perches to the frat IL er :
toned white oak and place OF beginni % z, con-
| tanning one hundred and tixty-fye acres
| or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF John u. Murras. and to be sold by
WIN; ii. LAMBSON. sheriff.
| January 10 1876. Jan. 96.ts
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue of a writ Of LevRri Facias. 10
me directed, will be exposed to Public sale
dt the
DELAWARE HOUSE. 5l3 MARKET ST.
kept by He0. W. 0rtlip, in the city of viii.
mlneton. New Castle County. Delaware, on
THURSDAY,
THE 10th DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. D, 1876
At . o'clock, p. M.
the fol lowing described Real Estate. viz.
All that certain lot or piece OF land situate
IN the City of Wilmington atore said, bounded
and described as follows, to wit: Beginning
At the southwest corner of Buttonwood and
A. streets, thence running southerly along the
west side of saId Buttonwood street sixtv
feet To stake, thence westerly and parallel
with SAID street seventy-two feet to a stake
thence northeriy and ptrai ell with Button,
woou street siAty feet TO the sOu,herly side
OF A street thence easterly along said south.
erly SIDE OF a street seventy-two feet to the
place of besinning,
seized and taken into execution as the
property Of George K. Townsend and MARY
Il NJ, his wife and terre tenants, and 10 be
sold by " ~
VIM ii LAMBSON. sheriff
SheIif's Office. New Castle,
January 20. 1876. jan22 otawts
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SHERIFP's SALE.
~ BY virtue of writ of Leyari Faeias tf
me directed. will be exposed to Public Sale
at the '"''
DELAWAREnoUsR, NO, 5l3 MARKET ST
kept by George w. 0rtlip, n the city of Viii
mlngton. New Castle county. delaware, on
TUESDAY,
THE lst DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1876.
At2 O'Clock p NJ
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue of a writ Of Levsr Fscias to
me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No. SIC MARKET ST.
kept by Geo. W. ortlip. in the city of Will
mineton' New Castle county, Dela"are. on
THURSDAY.
THE 10th DAY OF FEBRUARl. 1875.
at2 2o'clock. p.m.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that tn. two following descri bed lots "
pieces OF land sit uate in the c.ty of Whining
ton aforesaid. bounded aud described Us iol-
lows, to. wit:
No. i beginning on the line of tho easterly
side Of Townsend street Vt the distance of on Q
hundred and eiRht feet from the cornt r
formed by the intersection Of the line of the
easter y side OF Townsend street with tho
line OF the sou'herly OF side OF street;
thonee easterly and parallel to A street ono
hundred feet to n ccFper: thence southerly
and parallel of Townsend street twenty eight
feet 70 another corner; thence westerly and
parallel to street one hundred feet to the
easterly side of Townsend street: and thence
nOrthefly along said side Of Townsend street
tventy-eight feet to the place OF beginning.
NO. Beginning TAT point On the orth-
erly side OF B street at the distance of forty
eight ,eet from the corner formed by the in
tersectton of the ca. terly side of Locust street
with The northerly side of B street; thence
easterly and parallel with B street twenty
four feet to corner; thence northerly and
parellel with Locust street ninety-four feet
to the southerly side of ak feet wide alley
leading INTO Locest street; thence westerly
along said side OF said alley and parallel with
street twenty-1our feet to another corner;
thence s1utherly and parallel with Locust
street nine:v. four TO the northerly side of Il
street and place of beginning be the content-
within SAID bounds what they may.
seized and taken in execution ms the FRO
perty OF GeOrge X. Townsend and Mary + NJ
his vile and tetre tenants. aad to be sold by
WILLIAM Ii. LAMBsUN, sheriff.
Sheritf's Onlce. New Cattle.
January 70. ls76. jnng5.ts
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by virtue Of renewed order of the Or
phans' ourt of the state of Delaware, in
ana Tor New Castle County. made the 9th
day OF December A. D., 1876, will be sold at
Public Auction, on
The daily gazette., 1876-02-01

1, OR RREST-'Anchorage Property Of four
j. acres, on Newport Pike, in suburbs Of
city, large dwelling, good stable. ice house,
&c j. A. BOND,
Real Estate AGENT
dec3ldeaW&wt 3e2 Market street
The New York herald., 1876-12-10

Hall, OF Monday evening next by Master j. harry
shannon and the Young Apollo Club
CHARLES PgcHTER
Charles Fcchier has offered his services tor benen
TO be gwen in aid OF she charity.
THE NEW YORK COMMITTEES
for the sufferers by the fire the Brooklyn Theatre
held last night ai Delmonico's This committee
consists Of the following gentiemen:-L a. Bales,
Henry A. Page. |. r Fabbri, Francis Skiddy, benla-
min B. sherman, Francis A. Palmer, Edward y. Town
send Fletcher Harper, Jr JOSIAH ii. Fiske. Charles
warous and Lloyd AspinwslL On .a I0''on Cen 60.
chair. He stated the object OF the meet.
ing and called Mr. Ronk. who had
to those requiring aid on motion Mr. H. B
sherman appointed treasurer. II was voted tnas
pointed an executive commi.tee or distribution OF the
funds collected An address TO the public OF (which
the following Is a copy was read, after which the
meeting adjourned 10 the call OF the Chair Inc
amount collected already amounts to about $1,000
TUE ADDRESS
The circumstances connected with terrible
nssraon IN our sister city o. BROOKLYN have been so aiy
@ani,y and tho Whole Christian world have been appalled,
space and under so terribly
shocsins ras s.sa, majority q these mere
large proportion leave behind them those Who were
dspsna,n wholly or largely upon them tor snpps sx n1s
sTsssins with a .hofoasn investigation inio The
OF maainr the most jndicious disposition rossible
the canvass as r as made would Indicate
Eve absolute dcstuton 100 200 requiring
pain cases requiring assistance such Old
invalid and children thrown iriend-
less and penncss upon the world Large contributions are
not required but it's believed that all able Y. DO 30 w n
willing some and all contributions VIII
be through the public Contributions
may he SCI OF the committee. checks
should drawn the order OF Benjamin b sherman.
No. 80 " all street Ire of the COMMITTEE.
LLOYD ASPINWALL, Chairman.
CnARLKs wArRors. Secretary.
JERSEY CITY rux suPYERsIs.
Oliver Doud Byron and hts company Will give ben
eft "Wednesday evening" IN the jersey CITY Theatre
Tor the sufferers IN the Brooklyn calamity The Hud-
son Zouaves VIII appear in the play OF Hero" The
local newspapers will give the printing and advertis-
Ing irec OF charge, and large collection is expected
SENSIBLE SUGGESTION.
To TRg EDITOR HERALD
Would II not be we'll that every one 10 express
ing substantial sympathy for the sufferers by the great
fire, Tor the devote at least part OF their
enormous OF $3 564 alleviate the suffering which
contributed to their gam
BRooKLYN Dec. g. 1876
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
A BURGLARS FATE.
MoRTALLY WOUNDED, AND THEN ABANDONED
By HIS COMPANIONS IN CRIME.

MoRTALLY WOUNDED, AND THEN ABANDONED
By HIS COMPANIONS IN CRIME
While three burglars were engaged plundering the
residence OF Mr. John Greacean, at Rye, Westcheser
county about halpast twelve O'Clock yesterday MORN
ing, one OF them shot aud mortally wounded by
son of Mr.. Greacean. The injured roober who gave
his name MS George Kescr, was yesterday committed
TO the County Jail II IS said that he cannot
survive many hours II appears that young Greacean
was awakened during the night by footsteps IN tho
house. Taxing loaded shotgun, which stood near
room and saw by the aid OF dark lantern, which
OF them carried, three ascending the stairs lead
ing 10 tho floor which he slept Instantly taking in
the situation on seeing Mr. Grcacean the trio turned
to retreat, when the young man ordered them to
stand he would 1rc. 10 this admonition however,
they paid attention, and bounded to the loot OF
the stars expecting to reach the ground floor and
thus escape through q door which thoy had lett
open for that purpose. As the last OF the
men was turning the bannister 10 descend the
lower (rcaccan fired the shot and struck the
burglar who fell 10 tho foor His companions re-
turned and dragged the wounded man from the house
and with him soon lost in the darkness. NO at
tempt was made the part OF the inmates to follow
the burglars fearing perhaps, that they night have
had conicderaes outside
CAPTURE OF WOUNDED MAN.
Shortly alter daylight IN the morning some citizens
found u wounded man covered with blanket and ing
by the roadside a few hundred yards from Mr..
was taken before Justice Duscnberry who on hearing
the evidence of Tony Greacean, committed him to await
the action OF the Grand Jury The prisoner says he
lived In tho lwentyirst ward OF New York. On an
examination by jail physician II was found that he
was morally wounded. Ho IL evidently German,
about twcntyeigh years old.
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
A FAMILY VENDETTA.

Antony Messenger and Michael A PcrcirA are
brothers-inlaw and both reside in tho house No 20
East broadway. On last Thursday evening they had
quarrel and Messenger, running into his room, came
out with large sheath kne, the blade OF which
twelve inches long. and epdcavorsd 10 stab Pcrera
The latter escaped without injury and the next day
appeared at the Washington Place Police Court and
obtained from Justice Smith for Messengers
arrest when no returned home from work In the
evening no found that Messenger was lying wait for
and tried TO stab him. While Messenger chasing
Perers through the hallway OF the house Oliccr
Harry, OF the Court squad, Ia whose hands the war
Tor his arrest had been placed entered tho build
ing and arrested him. justice Smith, at tho Essex
Market Courl yesterday, held him tor trial In default
oil 1900 bail
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
THE DOE MANSION BURNED.

At six O'Clock last evening the heavens were brill
ianty illuminated by what appeared TO people living
in Jersey City and Newark to be great fire raging in
the vicinity OF the Singer sewing machine manufac-
tory In EIizabelhport. The light however, proved
to emanato from the burning residence Of
Peter d. Amory, on the Boulevard, in
North Elizabeth. Flames discovered issu-
ing from the lower windows shortly alter
nishfall md the alarm was promptly gwen but owing
the great distance The house was from tho central
norton of the city the fremcn unable 10 render
anv effective service, the whole building one
mass OF flames upon their arrival upon the grounds
The building which known as the Doe Mansion" T"
was valued at $50, 900, and Is partly COW
cred by Insurance in Elizabeth, Newark
and New York companies. II Of the
nncst ccifces arcnecturaly and otherwise in Eliza
BETH and, from its commanding situation AZ the head
OF the boulevard leading to Newark formed the prin-
cpal landmark OF The northern section oil the city,
Al the time OF tho hrc II was unoccupicd, but was
under tho charge OF a special wa'chman. who. how
ever II Is SAID, absent from his post. The are Is
supposed 10 have been the work OF an incendary.
The New York herald., 1876-12-10

THE CROTON SUPPLY.

TwEED's SUBURBAN PURCHASES AND THE
WATER PRIVILEGE DIFFICULTY.
The rumor noted some days since in the HERALD
that suits would be brought compel the surrender
by Tweed TO the city OF the property in Putnam
county purchased By him under alleged agreement
to transfer the TO the city when required
TO have been founded fact ana that the actual
ice OF papers In the has been postponed Tor
prudential reasons As u appears now Tweed and his
representatives really control the 'watcr privileges" 10
Putnam county which arc neclcd 10 feed the large
crvolr and there u.s. II is alleged, way by which
be compelled transfer the property the cy
u has pas OF his hands alter such fashion hat
third party appears in the transaction as The ncipa
~ interest The property IN question consists oil
which Is ml. with full water power. Tweed, as
Commissioner OF Public Works, kept himself the
hsrouna m when Tue Properw was M uu'
the backbone oil the job The property was pnr.
chased Tor about $4,000, much less figure Than
u would have cost had esthcr Tweed or tho city been
known the actually intended owners OF the property
4 COMPROMISE DEMANDED
Upon this investment, beyond he interest at seven
per cent the neat oil $50, 900 is said TO be de-
ed and as the privileges have already been gwen
TO the city aud Mr. Foster Dewey, Twceds iactotum
and private secretary holds the properly in his name,
he must become party TO the transfer, aud SO the
matter stands H. as cOnicndci, the property and the
rights accrung w,h rs possession, but already ac-
corded under the alleged agreement made at the time
Of purchase, are under .he control OF Tweed
and ms secretary there would seem TO bo
(, but way The difficulty, and that.
is the cutting oil OF the water from The lakes SIT
uatcd within the radius OF the ninety acre purchase.
THIS would, some people believe, force a bargain.
Just what can be done IN tho matter remains TO DO
seen The stuauon SO lar as the proceedings against
Tweed concerned, Is one that would puzzle even
| Philadelphia lawyer. AS II stands on It's face, Tweed
has the best OF II, and even should the purchase be
made at the sum demanded, there is no way in which
the money could be reached, since Mr. Dewey, who
nods the whphand OF the affair, rs not responsible for
! hr Awced S TRANSACTIONS or liabiliticS.