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, 1877-02-23
Tho Fall Of Isma!l Sadyk.

C&,FFt ponarnee tStD forG Nfru;d
CAIRO, Egypt, Dec. 3i.-Confldence In tho
Egyptian Government has very greatly increas.
ed since tho "disappenranco " Of tho late MI1l-
lister Of Finance, and tue decisive sncaAures
taken by the KhediTe In removing this evil
spuit oi tho Administration have met with thu
most universal approval. Tie late Minister'S
personal history 10 quite dramatic, and wurthy
Of the lind Of TITO Arabian Nights entertain
"fellah;" hl, motaer was nurse Of the present
Khedive. The CHILD pwc.l to this fortunate car-
eumst4nco the tact Ut Ills RECEIVING instruction
to allow Of his employment rs clerk In one Ut
rnt KhedIEe asccndod tho tilrona OF Egypt, hc
was made Inspector General Of Tue Cty.l Ad-
1nIn!stratlou, Il, Which poAitlon be was enabled
10 y vt almost every portion Of Egypt. W hss
Thoroughly syquantci with ali tlu sources
Vi Egyptian revenue, 10 manipulate their
p:Julelate 80 TINT they all passed through llis
hands, aud steaathi'y to acquire proligloas
nute details Of the resources and adtnlnnt.a att"n
iii The land, 1tma sadyk presented hfmself TO
the KhedIve when the i!rst anan, ,ial esnbarrass-
meuta began TO tc felt, lie was Rble tn r.vo
tue must sntell gent advtec. aud Ats c,nmur,.ea-
eluhs were deemed innst precious. liz soon be-
::.tuc Minister of Flnauec. lie OWNED palaces
In all the Important towns of Egrpt, and sup.
than those Of the khctlivc Id.uself liz had 7ul
roAcpb.na, and Sctainers innunlctsblc. Ills
character was most cruel aud thcrclicss Z. his
!nicE,oss, mud most rrlnKng and scrsi!e to those
!soIu who!n l.e thought there might Do anything
~ gnan: ne followed 70 1ol tae EaStern max.
~. " h!ss the Ast'al wfilsh you calllmt tfush.'
lie punished his cssctn e. with tue snost saTaga
ttlurgg, aud was espreially rr1cl to the unhappy
Arabs, WHOM he p teasy stripped Of thclr l,,ca.
gre aarulngs. causing those VII refused !us ,n-
rsasant demands tuf moneT 10 DC beatcn TO
ltath or punnhtl,
uPeu the day Ut his fsfl be vas In the very
height OF Ills (ower and Spleiiuor. He knew
tiat II a1essrs. Gosclcn anu Jvll1crt should nr-
rive 1t any true kno~icdgs OF the adtutn!stni-
tAn u bls !eparthent !iis fasea!tty would 10
brought to light, anu lis fall would bc certain.
To avu!1 tlls he resosted to . most during
ktroke lle assueA secretly :" tue most tslwrr-
1ul Shetka nesskxts cnlculatrd 70 tut!Ante tilcir
faatfc!sin ahd stlf their hatred to Chr!stinus
into artlou. Ho announced that the khc1lye
W1s about TO sell tlteE native iahu tn tue CtIr.s-
thus. He aimed At nothing less thu sovereign
power.
One bright morning he was lnritcd bY the
kAraiTe 10 dr1Sc with hiEi. lIe then ieft his
palace, Ills 6plendor, and Ills 7O0 eont1lbjncs,
nevcr 70 sec them agalu. liz waa dr,yen 10 i
etosVus ~ the gardens ol the uhixcFth Falatf.
lie found himself 1n tho e1sto1y VI a strt'iE
KlarI. Tue next day lSulAll 6atlyk WIS uu his
way to the lifelong exile to DonRola, every
pl&stre III lla pslAcyty lurtupc,. estimated Ut
xluut Ei0, ,uD, ,0O sterllE, aud every fc1aau OF
his tkt4tes couastxttl.
TUE ABEasiATAH WAR.
1t vas Quftu eurtGut iu The tpfes here the
uthtr day that the Abyasi0laAs Ncre In full
, 1877-02-23

Epsctal Dt*pasea to mt tribune.
NEw YonK, Feb. 2a.-purker Il. Masons who
Is uudcr e, 600 ball TO appear hero and plead 10
his Indictment fur compt!sity in tho whisky
iraads, should hayu appeared Inst week., but did
mt. To-day United States Assistant Dlstrlct-
Attorney Sherman notified Mason's counsel In
Chicago that, II be did not get here BY Monday
next, his bail woud'te forfeited. II VIII be re.
lnctlhcrcd that Aias0n Vas granted immunity ott
lis promise to Dlakn clcau bresMt ot It, IN
that Ne a.tcswer1 1enicd all Knowledge at the
eomplloty OF anybody here with tho Chteagt,
fttng. The detectives proved this statement
as htNtc1. -
, 1877-02-23

fb{tId7 [NNp4ItA ~ 1H3 77EU4HS.
INp1AnArot.1s, Ind, Feb. aa.-Artieles OF as-
ISOLATION Of tho Lake Shore Il Michigan South
ern Railway Company, including articles Of con-
so1tdatlon OF tho Michigan Southern & North
cru Indiana Railroad, wero fle1 with tue sccrc~
tary Of State yesterday. These roals 'lave been
under tic same management for years, and tllis
ia but tho eliminating step resulting from Il
Long sorlus Of ucgotlat.Ons Looking to cuMlpletc
aud legal fusion Of all tho tnterests+
, 1877-02-23

~ Inc AH4SV " &H< 1Fl90H&t
CulcAou, Feb. 2o.-The respectable, law-abid.
ipg people Of this city-both Republicans and
Democ1ata--st,ould he up and doing II they
wish 10 setain ronsrol Of the municipal ofI1cea.
that d conspiracy u on font ano1g
The gamblers, cnntftcnco men. crooked
pavntrukcrf, mud muck atlctionccrs to put
Harvey Co1rtn back into the Mayur's office.
know Tint suf,6erlptfou-tlsts hayr been eticnlut-
Ing among the lawless classcs Of thu city. and
.tuAt sl2.OUO hnyc been subscribed IN carry ol,t
fnis schcmc. knnw that secret meetings aro
being, held on South Clark street, Intended BY
gamblers, confidence men, corrupt politicians,
and mock au<tioneers for tile purpose Of plum
mug f'!r tho coming spring campaign. Unless
be aroused these Villains will agan
grt possession Ut the city. CVsln
il wording night snd dny among hia pcct,ltar
clnss. lie promises tn bouuce tiIekcy. and put
a man at tile head Of tic police forcu who will
conduct the affairs Of TINT department in tho
Iii ms. There will 10 no raids unllcr the new
l.spensatIon. Mike AtcDona.d will nnec noro
licf&tc the poliey Of the Police DoDartment.
Tic discharged detectives will 10 Fei,lstatei,
an1 everything will be lovely. 4. u.
, 1877-02-23

At the first shot ha gun recn,ted
tnf1tctIng 4 painful lint not nccrsenr|Ir ta.a1
wound On the bridge Of his nose, but ho klilei
his four pirtls IN good shape, being beoteI3 hy
only ono by h!a competitor, who gathered lIs
f1vc.
At 3 o'clocls iho party started for home, bass.
inK resolutions nf thinks to Tic Dil!vrrs u I'm
Ciuh, Steward McDugnl fur Ills entertainment
nnll The ollircrs of tic Michigan Ccutlai l,o.}
fur fuyOrs yDlirErgLf.
, 1877-02-23

Mr.. ". G. Quincy, General Manager Of tho
Baltimore d Ohio Railroad was In tue city yes
terlay to iook after tho interests Of tho road at
this end, and to reduce the operating expenses
still further II Il can possibly be done.
Mr.. T, +. Harry, Genernl Western Passenger
Ag6ut Ut tho baltimore Il Ohio Railroad, Wa
also In tho city gestGE1ny.
, 1877-02-23

OMAHA, Feb. 2aa.-'l'hc steam fcrry-boat 1reno
this morning broke loose FROM her mnorlngs
upon being struck by Ice ~ the river was break
Ing up, aud noatcd tlown stream half mile,
striking OIL n santl-bar ami becoming total
wreck in q sturt time. Loss, St!,D0. Thu
boat will bo replaced Immediately by another
craft.
, 1877-02-23

1Ak kohh&SUANhAR1f
The Greenbaek party held meeting last tTrr,-
ing At the club-toom Of The fremont House, Tor
the purpose Of rcorgsnikine and getting ready
for nctlvc participation IN the spr'ng campaign.
The attendance was rather slim. but respcttahle:
MIR. William M~Nally o.rupacd the CHAIR, and
Nj. fnttay. .actea as Secretary.
Mr.. K. +. flovt made few remarks nbout the
healthy coutlltton of the far-bahs. lily VIVA tat"
fsHed that nny mnn whu WIS not under tue In
1uentc Of tic buntls.oltlers' ring, and who gave
the subject careful confederation. would DO
In favor vi Rrcrnbaeks. There was a disposition
prsvse On the of ae n,eops tS tow
parties. They knew whr It vas that 50 many
men were out Of work and bread, and why there
Tns snch depression in business. They wanted
we're curse. They should understand that
w1at was needed waB q uniform currency Issued
by the Government without the Intervention Of
banks. They must tlruw on the yoke of party
men. This was tho beginning Of reformatory
movement which would sweep out Of existence
llc National banks anil bUtt the present corrupt
parties, and The ronntry, would Gc ct!taneEpated
rom she monsS.r!nE ard ths 1ondi!oldcf:. q.
lar ellyted the fact that nothing of importance
bad yet l'ecn accomplished.
on motion nr Mr. scaniar,, II was voted that
thc organization cali meetings In tue various
III. II. F.. ,ltoyt offered the following, which
Rrs I'D, Tint We hereby challenge aud sav'ts
with us It sueh lines apd plsees may be agreed
upon md ensnge tn joint dftcusssons Of the finance
que.t On. ptou!:lns Them futrnnd courteous treat
Il aoieni, That We also invite cur onponents to
fricnuly dicuss!on Ut thls al.ln,portant question
On motion Of Str. scanlan, Il was decided to
appoint Committee Of five to procure sti!.a-
bic hell for the meetings Of the eln1. Tue ful.
, 1877-02-23
BURGLARS AnnEsTED.

JAHzsvILLx, Wh., leo :sa.-Jnmes Sullivan
and Iola Sutton. hslling from Milwaukee. wsro
Asrsstud at Madison thls morning, chargol with
robbIng tho dwelling Ut A. 7. bsuuctt, Of tIls
city, Of q large lot Ut goods on Tuesday even
Ing. E'a1t Ut tic proparty was recovered. aud It
Ia Thought the ba1-nce will b. iv-tnorrow.. The
parttcs arc now in jail here, anA will be e1am'
tnci Tomorrow,
, 1877-02-23

10 fH3 NuIEoT q We 1F1pMHst =
Cn1cAoo, Feb. .s.,.-fho alall he our next
Mayor L. question In which all arc moro or
less Interested. Shall NO have an honest and
competent Mayor Is question In whts, ull tax
payers aud otter good sit.zalls arc very deeply
concerned. a man Is Ac8lscl whose competency
has been proved BY suvcetsln! busincas life,
ty to warrnnt his lcvotlng bis time to the du-
1ies Of tie uf!'ec. such man, It stems 10 ~,
Is 7. r. harvey. W. E. j.
, 1877-02-23
CASUALTIES.
TERRIBLE Explosion.

bspateA to Cincinnati uust.ie.
AfypDLEroRr, O., Feb. gl.-Thc boiler OF tho
Clifton Nail-Kcg Factory at this place, owned
by Holland & Maxwell, exploded at O'clock
tl,is afternoon. Tic 1araa building is total
wrcrk. The firm employed about tllrty mcn
and boys.
Tho following are among the Killed and
wounded: Killed. George llitcY, Adam sicl,
Christ. Mason, and John brown. Mailer, who
stopped at t,o fastury On l,:s war home from
fireman, severcly feal.tci; Homer barker,
hladly ssa1dcd and bru:scd, and will die; George
bruised, not seriously; q. ". Qllvcr, silghtlv
Oruhct; 4. A. Holland. ono Of the ps0prc-
tnrs. dangerously hurt Internally; Anthony
HyselE, both arms broken nnd sllolilder dtslo.
Gated; 8. Maxwell, tut On tho head and bruised
upDn the bseast.
Morran Barker, o boy, wus blown distance
Of sernnty.nre lcct aud escaped unhurt. Iila
fearful tlighk was witnessed by large number
OF people on this s'ie of the r1yLr.
All ot tue above nasl,ed asu employed at tho
factory except Brown. Largo pieces Of t.o
boiler we1o btown 2u0 yards from tho building.
, 1877-02-23

He Was expelled from the Legislature Of that
State Ia 1851 because f1o would not take the Sc
ecssfon oath. anil did faithful service for the
Union rnufc during the War. lie was supported
for tho United Stntcs Senate Inst year BY the
Liberal wing Of the Democracy, but wns dcfeat-
cu, chlcilt On account II Ills past record.
, 1877-02-23
COTTON,

N1w ORLEANS, Feb. 9.-Cor1oS-Du!!a !I1 "a
lower; talea, LTD basea; good csd.nasy, N11
lie; low uildlIng lla(GfllMc; Inddl.ngE' E,'tis iH
G1lltc; good latlAing, 121g1l9>Sc; q's!a,st net,
3,&8;n gross, 4,sSa; exports, none: '''e''
, 1877-02-23

A well. .spant llte u mans preated c1aI' fe
happiness. There could b. 10 better s..h!
thah shas which has produced the ansss III nsa.
the market. AID noW glves 10 tho Hoss4 u.+ *
patetl, d. r. Dathitt' Toilet toap. w I'll
thts matter becapra tLis toilet Aeip II ~ p-'$
s.4lIctaus q tQuSthoIl efticl~
, 1877-02-23

FL1Nr DEpoT, Ml.h., Eeb. ..9.-Tho House OF
John Conoty. IN iIaxcltou Township, shlnwasso
County, was burned early yesterday morning,
and five children pcrshcd In tho flames. There
were eight persous In tile house, ou!y t!reo CO.
Gaping. Mr.. ConotY and two Suns wcro badly
scorriiel III attempting TO reacue Children.
, 1877-02-23

srnlaoriELp, ILL.,. Feb. IA young man
named Willa,n Yoe,n,, member of the Cul.
lom uuards Of WllllamssiIlc, In this county, In
attempting TO pass tn front Of q Chicago g.
Alton train ut that st1tloM, this al&ernuon, was
run over mud Instantly x'lIc1.
, 1877-02-23

THE ROYAL BENGAlEE.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 23.-Co1. Prize, 4tate 5uptht
tntendeut Of Insurance. Died pot1tlo1 -
Circuit Court this aftcrnoou, asking ios ia ia
appointment of Receiver tyr the Coluulb.a AAs
Insurance Company Of this city.
, 1877-02-23
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT,

3'REF8WF Hs1sl9F17
ADRIAN, Mf-h., Feb. A4.-Last evening Jusc
Benedict, pawnbrokcr, was handling rc-
yoives plcdeod with him, wllcu the weapon went
on, poEfosatinz cue hanl anl lodging tho balt In
Ala thlXh.
, 1877-02-23
STEAMER WRECKED

KINGSTON, Jaa,., Feb. 2a.-Tils Gegu,au
steamer Franconto, plying between Hamburg,
and Asptnwall, has been wrecked OF Point Sau
GlaH.
, 1877-02-23

AEQV&LlEHs
NAsuylLIE, Tean., Feb. 22.-Audsrson Wad.
dell, charged With tho tnusdcr Of A. G. Kst.
land, xas acquitted at Ashland City to-day.
, 1877-02-23

QLA Lucy t1@t4 GVA1 C2sb3 AaAA A4Alt4 ~ tl*&
PRECIOUS 8yESsNa's PUN,
and tho frestl, new cldef, which was lAo only
thing that iutsrfarcd with q calm and angelic
wsss srcat 70 az 81
on tbs shooting, but e0naolsilotl taa'o fn 1u'nps
with the rslc:ttun that in sp!ta oi similar caI'.
ta!saslon the previous yeatl 4,1s3 disks haa
ia1ls netaTs o nnwe,f o. tho Tint
duck shooting was III up for tfat day and .
within control. There wsre 7. a. Hove, freel-
tbks1 asSs 81 W vetesxn gSs 4 @ssa HasyS KRf sai
Secretary. G, p. Peacock lrcnsurer, Q;
Starr, <. psausk. 0eorgGq y. Aver, Jos ,
EstS IS9' + q se!te ge!tosst nass nSstntaMxs IT, 5ls.
gan. A. A: Sample. T. shuttlcr, Y. +. Strong,
sas utibest, "s IL. setuy,sr. III: Weiis;, {. H. 4.
spsnser Jehq + Flns st'os. ~ befyy Ryncn4 IL ~;
tea sf It. I. Vas!. \. craass, ( F:!ef:, r e II
". Bangs, lWaltcr Peck, N. K. Fa|rbank. John
Mason i1,o,pis, burton ii. Vor,l. George Cham
bexa, Geu kexbuFry. and !. Whittemorc.
Charley Fcllon and Judge Knlvkcrbockcr led otf
ut s pigeons each. FELTON, w.nnlt'.. killing hfs 8
to kniekvrto:sess Gen. Strung, 'aat on hIs
back With hls lesks twIstcd arol,M his Kem1aR-
ton, blaze4 away at lurkuts, eosae $50 aud
Others $40 yards oil, bringing t!seul down ia
go,d shape. The turkey Fecurl was good.
BttouR brought lowp seven fowl, Loomia ],
Fcltou ., MilliSau l, uranuls !. Sehuttles l, and
Ned BluKsa.
At THE PloKox UussSkss
all hands dill well, AID soIio remarkably 1ne
xuots were fnsle at snnw-blrels. Tho n,oat TX
cling mat u ot the day WAS between The repre-
seatatlxss u Tua TaluCas md 11a4t, drs
birds cx.h, a. ~ yards r1sa aud ~ yarls bounl-
ury. Tus 1tma mlo, whoso previous efforts
llal been couAned to brtuRlug A. c. Ke,:ue
tloYn At lunx s1nRe, mnda 4 HDa ra.a.el-
The New York herald., 1877-10-10

Mr. Lsnrdon or Mr. Hatton, or both, for $780, ooo Mr.
Tweed notad hon shs abou, slioooo About she fan
OF 1874 Mr. Tweed gave deed to mortgages and re-
ceived In cash over the mortgages $4,000 In
connection with the above soms question arose
a. 10 title ., ihs time of purchase BY
william N. Tweed, and TO ssours him Mrs
ffdsk conveym 10 him 1 vacant Ios Of house
and i6f, on fnh avenue. near Eighty -foufM Meet,
wh,ch ns Asvd unsn the question IN dsputs was set.
ticd. and shss returned Mra Trask Hs never hsd
any interest othcr than this said property sf Mrs
Trnsk
The New York herald., 1877-10-10

Known a. No. 5l1 Firth avenue, bought 10 July
1870 by ,wo deeds, one from Washington ". Hall, Of
corner lot and one from Mrs. Trask ot The remainder
consideration, s275 900; conveyed oy ". 81 Tweed to
X. n. rwecd deed dated August 10, 1871 Ia 1871 Mr
s,ockwen and others offered for this prop
cry. In ls72 nsrssgsd properly v either
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
rwcr,y.nrst street

Ucovo a. Nos 922, 924 sa6, y2s and $50 Broadway,
,ou,b, Of Henry N,col referee, 10 February, 1871.
Consideration
wor,sased W Cram estate. 30o,oW
conveyed by william NJ Tweed oy deed dated No
xor,ner al 1871, subject TO above mortgages Mort
sasc, torecoscd and property sold under foreclosure
IN May, ls7a
nasr Inc foreclosure IL neted about. 900
wgsTcuEsTER VALLEY FARM.
uo,nc ooe.half interest In SAID property, bought
49,, :. W. Jerome and owned jointly with him.
p.,d sbout OOO
ssa,d for about ooo,VVV
- n. T. Bush Co, Bunalo, y. Y.
y., over mortgages sale about. .......... 10000
so,d early in 1873, bought 1871.
Anovo property decided 70 X. NJ Tweed and by him
10 n. Bush Co.
s,cuAap's PROPERTY, WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Bought 1865. $@'oooo
goid 1872. ivVvVV
IN A T. stswsrt ior the account of the POTTER n
s,ynus Manufacturing Company, In blank, and by
them sold 10 A. Stewart proceeds credited to W. NJ
tweed In pan payment Of their account In furnishing
the Metropolitan Hotel G
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
FIFTY NINTH STREET.

Bought from Robert Ackenburgh in september, 1853
Consideration 100000. conveyed oy William Tweed
10 r. ". Tweed. deed dated August le 1871 mort.
gagged 10 o. a Frsnckyu, for sl2sooo Realized, ancr
taxes extra commissions, allowances, 40. abou'
sgouuo mortgage being forecIosed against William A.
Tweed, X N. Tweed and others; suit now pending.
riyrn Avrscx, CORNER FORTY THIRD srREsr.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10

Known as Noa rs, II, 70, 81. s3 and IS Duane
street, purchased from Thomas Palmer In
Doesmbsr, 1855; eossidsrssiea.. 500, 900
Conveyed By W. n. Tweed 70 r. n Tweed In
ls7L Nos Is, II. ~ and 81 were sold By r.
II. Tweed 70 Mr. Thorpe about July 1879;
Noted 70 4. Tweed sd............,........ $4,000
Noa SO and s. were sold By r. n. Tweed 10
William Edesssen. November q, iS73, for. $4,000
rHiRD AvsxrE PsoPE9sL
The New York herald., 1877-10-10

Bought py william n. Twesd.
Conveyed by william - - r. N. rwssd by deed
dated Maroh 20, ls72
subjsct 70 mortgage Of $l50uo0
Conveyed BY r. II. Tweed TO William Fullerton No.
vsmber 81, 1873.
Reeonvsysd carly IN is7A by Fullerton to R. n.
Tweed
Foreclosure proceedings were commenced, ana In
1875 IL was sold under foreclosure and bought In
by the mertgagea SUIT il now pending Tor deficiency
against the rwseds
Hos rs TO IS pUAxx sTRBHr.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10

Bought from the Orphan Asylum IN April, 1860
consideration, s22, 900; conveyed by r. n Tweed 70
Eliza A. D. Tweed by deed dated November al, 1873;
conveyed BY Eliza A. .. Tweed; asssed 10 Mr.. Tweed
about 81, 500
EfaHrY-rouRrH STREET PROPERTY.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10

Mortgagod TO estate OF Thomas W. rhorne.... 6,6io
Sold 70 W. A. Chlds-net TO Mr.. Tweed....... 5000
srABLE (EAsr yoRrisrH STREET..
The New York herald., 1877-10-10

Two lots bought from Ed Kcarney in August 1870,
for $4,000; mortgage 81, 600 to estate of Charles
King; sold under foreclosure. No particulars but
lar as Mr. Twoed has sscertained no attention was
paid to 1t, II being considered OF no value beyond
mortgage, taxes, interest. &c
FOURTH AVENUE PROPERTY.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10

Fourteen lots from Patrick Duffy In October, 1870.
for s2s, ,ooo mortgaged 70 Charlotte A. Marris for
Sl6 ooo after paying taxes baoK Interest. expenses,
&c, not,ed about $500 Mr. Tweed thinks II was
goid 10 Mr. Tfask
EIGnrH AvESuE PROPERTY.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10

uno~n as Nos. lfc ia, I74k and 176 Mercer street,
,onsh, from August Potter and William !. symus IN
May, 1870, Tor $4,000
Mor,gassd TO Isaac and John J. Phelps ior $4,000.
conveyed by VIM. NJ Tweed to r. NJ Tweed by
.,.s November Il, 1871; conveyed by BY r. NJ. Tweed
"a VIM. Edsls,ou by decd, dased November u, 1873,
.ub,ee, 70 Phelps mortgage, which was then under
foreclosure Sold under foreclosure during December
or January following for about $4,000. Equity from
referec under foreclosure about $4,000.
BROADWAY PROPERTY.
12211
y
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
Forticth street.

cosvsys4 = n. = Tweed 10 =. N. Tweed 6y decd.
dated 0ensfdsrsd about $4,000 tslcl
Conyeyed by K n Tweed TO A. g. Stockweil, with
Mr. rweeds steam yacht ". n Tweed MI Tweed
thinks together they nettsd $4,000
The New York herald., 1877-10-10

Bought from William Pitt in October, 1867 con-
sidstion for the six lots, $os, ooo drss four lots
nearest 10 Ninth avenue. conveyed BY g. II Tweed to
Eihu Root, by decd dated November 81, 1878; othcr
TWO were sold to Thomas W. Smith. Tho property
OF very littie value over taxea
NINTH STREET prurxRrY
The New York herald., 1877-10-10

Known 40 No lo9 East Ninth street. Bought OF B.
r Faircniid Dscombsr 1862 copsidsraton SIS 900;
conveyed ny 4. N. Tweed 70 8. A. D. Tweed, decd
datod November n, 1875 conveyed by r. A. D.
Tweed about March, 1876, 10 E. Il. Baich. Melted 10
M. Tweed about 50, ,000
OLIVER STREET rRorHarv.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10

FIity-sfvrnth street
Six lots bought IRON Charles G. and Horny NJ.
Taoer in February, 1854 Lots average about $1,000
sach--S3o, 000 Mortssged TO unknown party and the
mortgage sold, realizing about $4,000 net Tor both
picces.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10

Lot bought from Gustavas A. sscsh, in March,
1862
Consideration, $4,000
Conveyed by r. N. Tweed 10 T. A. D. Tweed on No.
vcmbsr q, 1873
Conveyed BY n. A. ID. Tweed. Sold, uct about
$4,000
In 1871 Mr. Tweed was offered for this $4,000.
rwsyrr.rnnp STREET PROPERTY
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Known AZ No 1877 West Fifteenth street Bought
from A. !. smith, refereo, In June, 1870, consdera-
tion, $l4, 200; conveyed by r. n. Tweed 10 John c.
Halligan for services clerk.
EIGHTH AVENUE PROPERTY.
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Sixty-third street.
Five lots bought from Joseph Smith IN 1868,
c0nblQeIettOn.... SoUOUU
Sold TO Jacob vanderpoel for a mortgage OF
$40, 000 and release a claim he mad
against william NJ. Tweed before his failure ia
Aiterward mortgage sold for .......... 20. 900
rYry.sxvExra AND nYry-EicarH STREET Lors
Fitty-exhtn street.
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known a. Nos LOGS, 1907 and 1909 Third avenue
and Nos. 2o2 and 2o4 East Sixty second street. Lots
bought In March, 1854, from Charles @. Cornell and
Terence Farley, and houses since erected.
Aggregate Of land and buildings about. .$76 900
Sold toe. Meyers for about. $4,000
srxrY-rHrRD STREET LOTS.
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Known % Nos. 100 and l02 Oliver street. Bought
from A. B. Dtmars, referee, by B. r. Fairchiid for
william NJ. Tweed; decd taken from B. r Fairchild in
April. 1870; consideration, $4,000 Conveyed by r.
N. Tweed TO e. A D. Tweod By decd dated November
81. 1873; conveyed BY e. A D. Tweed TO n w. Don-
ovan, January 81, 1874; net cash received By ME.
Twscd, about 81, 600.
y1yTsNrH STREET PROPERTY.
81 s.
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ony H1ndred ana Twentieth stree

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