Evening journal., 1905-10-12
MORE OF ADDICKS
PROPERTY SOLD
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r. L. Baldwin. who conducts all three
Farms. Handy. Carr and Lodge, took an
active part in the bidding. lie purchased
lot Of wheat and hay for $3.50 and made
the statement thar he was buying for no.
body else but himself. The total amount
realized from the sale was sn7 which with
siS5. the sum received for the effects on
Riverside farm. makes a total OF SS52.
This money viii be turned over 70 the
United States Court by Marshal Finn
until tho ownership Of the property on
the Brandywlne hundred farms Is proven.
The results Of today's sale was as follows:
To George L. Bigger. Of Holly Oak, be-
tween 50 and 60 tons OF hay on the Handy
farm. si55; to r. L. Baldwin. the tenant
Of tho three FARMS about IS acres Of
wheat in sheaf on the Handy farm, Si5o;
10 Mr. Baldwin about Is tons Of hay I'm
two stacks on the Carr farm. Sioo; lot
of posts and rails on the Carr property,
streets. Wilmington.
The effects on the Lodge farm that
were to have been sold this afternoon in
cludes three mares with colts, s horses,
4 colts, mules, 20 cows bull. 2 shoats,
sows, calves. one-half interest in $50
chickens and three turkeys. 1 jaggar
wagon, lot of corn In crib. farm wagons,
cultvators doarborns milk seperators.
other farming and dairy utensils, lot OF
hay, growing potatoes and corn, includ-
ing fodder.
ARGUMENT WILL BE INTERESTING.
j The proceedings in the Superior Court
J will be awaited with interest. Counsel for
Mr.. Hinchman viii endeavor 20 prove
that the Beacon Hm Real Estate Com
pany and J. Edward Addicks are one and
the same. The case win be fought hard.
Mr. Hinchman's attorney are, accord
! ing TO law, FIRST exhausting Mr.. Addicxs
, personal effects and say they viii then
3 go after his real estate until the judg-
5 ment obtained against him IN the New
J Jersey courts, amounting to about {ii.O0I
. is paid.
: There seems to be a difference OF opin.
e ion among attorneys as 10 the right OF
n sherif Gillis TO repievin the attached ef.
e fects by a replevin being issued through
y the latter, the question Of ownership OF
the replevined property win now b,
I thrown into Superior Court for determine
r alton.
s Stidham and Sons were the auctioneerl
e Of both today and yesterdays sales.
i SALE ON RIVERSIDE FARM.
u In the presence Of not over a dozen per
+ sons, United States Marshal Finn yester
y day afternoon sold the one-haif interes
= which Mr. Addicks had in the effects o.
l. his farm at Riverside. below New Castle
= The sale was the first advertised by IN
u marshal to satisfy the judgment OF sif0l
secured against Addicks by Charles /
Hinchman, Of Philadelphia, in tho 81
n preme Court of New Jersey as an out
y come Of the Ruby Match Company iitigs
Il tion in Camden. The sale realized bJ
r. sis5.
< Mr.. Hinohman was present accompanie
& by his attorneys, ex-senator Anthon
ie Higgins, Of wilmington. and Thomas ]
III Harmed. Of Philadelphia Mr.. Addicks WI
not IN attendance; neither was he repr
d, scented.
n Ex-senator Higgins bought in all Of Il
n effects for Mr. Hinchman. Lawy
Harmed stated. after the sale, that wh'
he Mr.. Addicls' personal effects shall Z
T. have been sold that he would proce
g against his real estate on the Hinchmi
se Judgment; this procedure being in accor
ance with the law.
lr The sale was conducted behind a bar
s. In true country fashion. The only oth'
E spectators, besides those mentioned abo,
?. were ex-sherin John f. Taylor and Jam'
G. Shaw. Jr.. OF New Castle. sever,
Ie newspaper men and a few farm hand
y The proceeding occupied but twenty-hs
y minutes.
J. After the marshal had read the ord'
y OF the Federal Court directing him 20 Sc
l. the effects, Auctioneer Stidham mounte
+ block and offered the property in sci
Is arate lots. Ex-senator Higgins had n
ie active opposition in the bidding. -sheri
l. Taylor and Mr. Shaw starting the bic
& on the Addicks interests in 300 bushels
le wheat and "a COWS, respectively. The
, soon dropped out, however, in the e,
u Senator's favor. The sale Of AddiclSs' on
half interest resulted:
Three hundred bushels Of wheat, SO
" "A COWS. 5000; hay in barn, $50; straw, 5
M twenty-five acres Of corn In field. s.
eight tons OF marsh hay on the Fairvie
10 farm adjoining S. The prices we're a
Ie very low.
h The other half interest in the properi
n. belongs to Arthur r. Kee and Arthur
l. Kee, Jr., the tenants. rhe effects pu
n chased by Mr.. Hinchman will be allows
r TO remain on the farm until the Kee lea
be expires next spring.
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