The daily gazette., 1879-06-03
FIFTH EDITION.
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TEES SALE.
A large numberof persons assembled
at the Lafayettees II0tel, this morning,
for the purpose Of attending the e'trustee's
sale Of real estate (advertised in the
GAzETTE) belonging to the estate of
John Bradley, deceased. Victor Du-
4 Pont, Esq, was the trustee, and Thomas
M. Ogle, Gictioneerv = seyN@'1t |
AT 1l.2ao,clock Nr. d QRopt announc-
ed the conditions ofthe sale, and stated
that some ofthe heirs were present to
look after their interests, and prevent
the properties being sold at too low fig
ures. Auctioneer Ogle then mounted
upon chair and put up the first and
largest property on the list, the we'll
known Lafayette Hotel, ,at Ninth and
ShipIey streets, W here the sale was
held. tfi!sk (}tfstfts
Ilr. Ogle first ask ed for bid of $685.
600, but did not get it, and gradually
came down to ST., ,0D0, when he received
nod from Isaac G. Pyle, proprietor of
the Clayton House. Mr.. Norris Wilson,
of Brandywine Hd., son-in-law of Mr..
Bradley and one of the heirs, promptly
bid $4,000, and the bids went booming
sascsd rn seSs $1,000 e ~Een mn M nj Wis., BID
500 more. Nlr. lyle bid S 60 and
500 bids followed until Mt w HONS
figures reached SIS 800. Mr. SFyle then
gave up the contest, and the hotel was
knocked down to Norris Wilson, for
SIS, 800. vi .l ~ isilNrsf
No. 2, a three starry brick house No.
513 West street, with lot 30x122 feet,
was, after some Spirited bidding, run up
from $4 200 to $6,50O, and was finally
Rocked down at the latter figure to Fran
els o. Callahan, one of the heirs.
No. 3, a three story brick iiousp No.
500 Washington strset, Immediately
back of No. 2, with lot 16ax112 feet, was
sold without much opposition to Eu-
gene Brady, one Of the heirs, for $2,-
300.
No. 4, a two story and5a half bricl
dwelling house, Np. 300. Orange street
with LOT i5byf40 feet, to Norris Will
=, son, for $500.
J No 8, the.two story frsue house, No
10 W ashington on lot of IA by 39feet
to Norris Wilson, for $4l0.
No. g, the three story brick house, No
: o20, east Third street, with . lot 10 b.
!. so feet, to Daniel Byrne, for $815.
s No I, the two brick dwelling houses
0 Nos. 307 and 800 west Fifth street, witt
Q a lot 80 by 81 feet, to James Magee, fo
y $17l0.
. No 8, the brick dwelling house, Nc
; PIT west Sixth street, with . lot IA by
feet, to James Magee, for $3.50.
II No. 8, the frame dwelling house, NJ
215 West Sixth street on lot 20 feet
inches by 40 feet to D. F. Bradley, fe
$705. = ~ AZ
Z, No. 10, lot ground fronting So fe'
}. on Adams street near Front, and el
10 tending from Front street to Reed stree
and 146 feet badk k from Adams stree
sold to Norris Wilson, for $3.50. 8,
= No.s11, a lot ID by SO feet on sLoga
u street near the Wilmington and Ne,
Is port pike to Norris Wilson, for $40.
Il No. ~, was brick house in NewpoI
e. with barn and out. buildings and OF
acre of ground, sold to james Magee f
$3.50. Bsgr
: No. 13, was large lot of ground IN Il
Z neigh OF Jack sontapdi g hristlal
streets. Ths-slot .was divided into thr
parts; The Ntirst ,wss four beuses. n
o. Callahan for S2i9o. The second p,
was q lot 81 feet to Jackson street q
extending JOY feet down Christia
'r. street; sold to Norris Wilson for SO
The third was lot with 20 feet front
Jackson street, and extending back
}, an allev 87t feet;sold to Francis o. q
lahan for $315