The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-22
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY LEVIED UPON.

DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY LEVIED UPON.
Andrew Stevens. the south one-tenth Of lot
No. II, IN block No. "a, northwest corner of
Avenue d and an alley; $780,
b. Buckley, the west one-tenth of lot No.
ii, in block No. 10, northwest corner of Third
street and an alley; $37s
Albert Beversdort, the west One-tenth Of lot
No. 9, in block No. I9, fronting 81 feet on an
alley, west of Avenue d; $500
Mrs. M. Grossenbacher, the south one-fifth
of lot No. IL. in block No. I9, northwest
corner Of Avenue D, and an alley; $I4.oo.
L. C. Grothaus, the north one-fourtn Of lot
No. IL, in block II, southwest corner of an
alley and Avenue D.; $23.So.
John Reinbold, the south one-ffth Of lot
II, n.block No. II, northwest corner of an alley
and Avenue $I2.oo.
L. F. Pickersgill, the north one-fourth of lot
No. IL. in block No. 7, southwest corner of an
alley and Avenue ID; $500.
Peter Jonas. the south one-fourth OF lot No.
II, in block No. !, northwest corner of an
alley and avenue ID; $40 IS.
Estate Of Catherine Miller, the north one
fourth of lot No. 2, in block No. 3. southwest
corner Of an alley and Avenue d; So 90.
Joseph Neumann, the south one-fourth of
lot No. !, in block No. ;, northwest corner Of
an alley and Avenue d; 5000
c. l.. Wurzbach, the north one-fourh of lot
No. 1, in block No. }, southwest Corner of
9th street and Avenve ID; So 90.
Mrs. L. M. Cullen, the west one-tenth Of lot
No. IL, in block No. a9, 'ronting on An alley,
west OF Avenue D; $40 90.
Mrs. Bridget Crowley, the west one-tenth Of
lot No. I3. in block No. 81. southeast corner
Of an alley and --- street, west of Avenue
D; S. 90.
ILL. A. A. Il
lot No. ID, in block No. 20, fronting on a alley
west of Avenue d: $500.
John JUST, the west one-tent of lot No. IS,
in block No. 29, fronting on a alley, west Of
Avenue d; $500.
Franz Fischer, the west one-tenth Of lot No.
If, in block No. 20, southeast corner of 9th
street and an alley; $500.
3t-JulyS-Is-22.
THE testimony Of Walsh in the Star route
cases, yesterday, is very damaging to Brady,
and gives a promise of securing conviction.
He testified:
That he loaned Brady money at various
times, taking his notes, and that when he
sought settlement from Brady, in an inter-
view held in the Office of Geo. H. Sheridan,
Brady had asserted that his debt had been
cancelled by increasing and expedting the
mail routes heldby Walsh. At this interview
Brady's notes lay upon the table in the room.
During the conversation. Brady picked them
up and put them in his pocket, and told Walsh
that so far from owing him anything, Walsh
was his debtor inaSmuch as he had not paid
an assessment on $1,000 levied as his share
of what was known as the congressional cor
ruption fund; and used for procuring the pas
sage Of the Star route deficiency bill Brady
suggested, that if Walsh chose he might ing
civil suit. This suggestion Walsh adopted
and brought suit in New York for $42, 900,
which suit is still pending. His lawyer is Mr..
Henkle, who is counsel iu the present case
for Mr. Reredel. one of the defendans with
Brady.
Henkle was in the courtroom, and listened
Walshs testimony.