The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-17
TULL MUST
GET OUT.

| LnDufnc Chandl6r yesterday afternoon
placed in tho hands Ut Sheriff Taylor u
writ directed against William I. Tull on
which Mr. lull will he elected from the
property at Eighth and Monros strests on
Saturday unless bo takes legal steps 10 de-
feat the object Of MIR. Chambers writ. The
&C Ion OF the Market street lawyer Is the
Gu minotion Of financial straits in which
AR. Tull has been for several years.
Several months ago the property was sold
at sheriff sale to satisfy Il mortgage held
| by Fillmore e. Chandler, whom Mr.
Chandler. the lawyer, represents 40
| cording TO the understanding of MIR. 1ull
! Mr. Chandler was to hold the property
| un IL January % and II by that tina Mr.
Full could not cover the Indebtedness on
tho house 1t wa' tn be placed On the mar.
ket for sale. Perhaps the transaction can
be better told In AIR. luli's words.
9Th 90 yoars ago Fillmore G. Chandler,
OF Kenneth Square, held mortgage
against this house for $1,000 He
wAntod hia money und we secured it for
him through Attorney Thomas DAVIS,
After receiving the money we discovered
that th.re was u flaw inths papers and tho
properly could not DO transferred. The
property being in MIS-. Tulrs name and
the bond was given In my name. Mrs.
Iu!l hud not signed 1t. The mattor
ca ne ind II tho law of 1865, which sets
forth that tho property Of tho wife cannot
be sold for the husbands debts. Attur-
ney Lilburne Chandler for Fillmore G.
Chandler. commeaced proceedings In tho
Court of Chanctry. Tn ough the efforts
OF my attorney, Medford II. Cahoon tho
case was continued for several terms to
give Us chance to raise tho money.
Nv lille the case Was sill in the Court
Of Chancery. Attorney Chandler took it to
the Superior Court, where Mr.. Cahoon
confessed Judgment 20 thaV arrange
mcnts could DO made for the legal sale of
the properly. Tho property was sold by
The sheriff N"vember %, 1859, and there
was agreement between Mossrs Chandler,
Cahoon and myself that Mr. Chandler
should buy tho property in for he amount
Of his claim.
I'VE were TO have the privilege to pay it
of. Mr.. Chandler told Mr.. Cahoon that
he would give US until January %, to buy
tho houses back. Mr.. Chandler told mo
last Friday that could have until Janu-
arv 20 to raise tho money
In & Mon lay we secured tho full
amount Of his ciai m and before We could
notify him he reported to us rhat he had
sold the property. Deputy Sheriff Fran
chs Bradley served the writ on us last
Monday and we arc to 10 set out next
Saturday.
81 have heard that Captain Owens has
purchased the house for ~. co. BY this
sae Mr.. Chandler makes about 500.
1T Is II mean contemptible piece of bu g.
ineea to urn us out Hero w0 hive lived |
tor over twen years and my wife poor
Old father and mother will hayo to be |
novel. Hor father Is 81 years OF age and
her mo her is s. years Old.
If we are going to he put out next
Saturday uont know where we will go''
pu in Mrs. lull.
ttorney Chandler said to Charles W.
tiooding real e,tate broker, Eighth and
Jefferson streets last Friday afternoon,
! hat he had extended the time for AIRS.
luli o raise he money needed
ms property, store and dwelling cost |
Si,ojO ana real esta agent, who are good
luise1 says 1t Is worth now from 81, COO
to $500.
;, his morning n reporter of the r ,nub-
llcnn showed Mr.. Chandler Mr.. FUR,
statement concornin. ~, ...,ot
witt tine matter and thu; wyer pronolnc-
'u IL iaisn III every parliru,u ,...v...
ing ms Client s connection With ths case
DIR. handler wunld say nothing.
Anthony Higgins has been taken into
10 cas- by Mr.. Cahoon and they will be.
Tore saturday make application Tor u
stay OF prundings.