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:TinE ARREST ON TUE EIGUTRENTO RESTRICT
POLICIDNES—RELEABE or Tit PELISONERS ^EX
PLAINATION.or ALDERMAN Dave:T.—Messrs. Ad-;
dm . * R. Irons and Thomas Hussey, whose arrest
and committal to prison by Alderman Frank -
Devitt was noticed at the Bultetin of yeterdaY,
wore +released from prison
_yesterday after
nOttn„. . atm:W. live o'clock, Mr. , James.
liganprolittclng deeds': • for property salisfactorlitr.
to Aidetratur Devitt, and entering security fortho •
'Xiiis'aittraing, Lieut. Murray, of thet:
Eighteenth District Pollee, tendered his resigna
lion Us:the Mayor, and it was accepted:. 'Huleas •
appointed a policeman in 1858: and upon 'the
breaking out of the war, he went into the Navy.
In ISO he was appointed Sergeant of the, ' Elev
enth District, and June 1,1868, when the Eigh
teenth,Dlstrict was formed, he • was appointed
Lieutenant. He hes always discharged his 'duty
sattsfactorily.
Wears. Samuel English, John J. Nestor. Thos.`
Ferd. John;Large, Thos. J. Thomas
Deen, Samuel Huhn, Samuel Baxter, Robert
Cramer, William McDonald, 11. H. Cave,
Walton and Ephraim Cramer, Policemen of the •
Eighteenth District, also resigned this morning,
The officers feel that they have not received
the protection from the• •Mayor and Chief of
Pollee 'which is due them. Messrs. Irons and
Hussey were allowed to remain in prison for
thirty-six hours without any apparent effort
upon the part of the Mayor or Chief to have
them released. Hussey was taken about ten
o'clock at night, while on his beat, and a few
minutes after he lied been in conversation with
the Chief of 'Pollee on the subject. He , told the
chta that he understood that a warrant had boon
betted forlds arrest, and , naked if he should leave
his beat: - He was informed that if a warrant was
produced' ho had better go, and in a• very few
minutes he wag run from one end of the city to
thootheriJeneing all the property on his bekt un
priiiketed. < Any other policeman is liable to be
put to thatanselrouble and inconvenience, and
the Republican officers Of the District, wishing to
avoid any such Occurrences in the future, re.
signed.
'lbis. morning Mayor Fox sent for Alderman
Detritt its Order_ to have his explanation of the
matter. District4ttorney, Sheppard was present
at *he interviews by invitation, as he had been
consulted in the matter yesterday.
41411. Devitt - Said ',that on ..Tuesday morning,
about d 1 o'clock, William Boyce and some friends
appeared at his office, and asked for a warrant
for,the arrest of a : couple of officera—Andrew B.
Irons and Thomas Hussey. Boyce Made an affi
davit. He said that he and some friends, oh Sat
urday night last, were - in a tavern on Brabant
street, drinking and talking quietly together. A
man ,Who occupies the back of•• the house went out
and i told the policemen that those inside Were
quarrelipg .
• The efficets opened the door. At
this time_Boyce depoeed he was standing , at the
end‘Ofth bar, with his hands in his, pockets, and
Irons went up to him 'and beat him about the
head with ohlack-jaek. When•making his sbste
meritti he showed the cuts on his headund the'
brniftets ottl'hlik.erme .to the. Alderman. Boyce ,
made petit to, his statement,And.a warrant was
isatied for the street' etlrons and Hussey, and
placed , in 'the. hands .:of Francis con
stable of the Third Ward. This was tbetween
11 and 12 •!o'clocksfin Tuesday.morning. '
was taken to the Alderman's( office between three
or four o'clock on the same afternoon, and had a
hearing, •. He was ID citizen's dress. _Royce was
sworn'and made biti•statemenL — Three or four'
witnessea were present:but - were not examined,
as tronasaid that he`tildn't'Want • to hear them—
that these men would Swear 'to anything. He
wee then , held In;$1,500 bail, and in.defauit was
committed. A separate warrant for the ' arrest'
of Hussey was then issued and sent to the
constable of the Twenty-fifth ' Ward. He
was arrested' on that night, and had a hearing
about italf-past ten o'clock. Boyce and his
friends, appeared. Boyft's evidence was taken,
but the other men were not examined. Hassey
said that lie had no bail, and supposed that he
would have to go to prison. He was told that
he might have hie choice of the Second District
Station Rouse or prison, and he said that he
would go to prison. The charge was assault and
battery with intent to kill, and the bail demanded
was $1,500.
The Mayor—And you never increased It to
$3,080, or heard of $3,000 ?
Alderman Devitt responded that $1,500 was all
that was demanded at.any time. Tee next morn
ing, about a quarter past nine o'clock, Officer
Robert.Crumoy and three others appeared at the
Aldetman's office. Cmmey asked to enter secu
rity: The Alderman asked him if he would
swear, and he replied,"yes." A Bible was taken
out, but Crumey wanted to affirm. He was told
that he could not be taken without producing
his deeds. He pulled out a deed for pro
perty which ho said was assessed at $2,500, and
said that he would enter bail for Hassey. He
would not sign the bail piece, nowever, and was
then told he could not be taken. One mawsoilfed
for a transcript of the thicket, but the Alderman
told him that he had to go to court and would
give him the transcript when be returned. He
afterwards met the men at Sixth and Chestnut
streets, and offered to give them the transcript.
Testerday afternoon James Milligan produced
three deeds, and entered bail for Hussey. After
waras he called again and entered bail for Irons.
Tbis concluded the statement of the Alderman.
District Attomey'Sheppard here remarked that
a magistrate was legally entitled to require the
production of deeds, but if he did it oppressively,
or fer the purpose of vexation, he was liable for
misdemeanor in office. In this case if bail had
been required in 88,000 for the facts which had
been brought to his knowledge, he should have
considered, it excessive bail, but the proceedings
could only - be removed upon habeas corpus. He
did not consider himself the official adviser of
the Sheriff or Mayor, and it was for the parties
injutid and their friends to take the proper
remedy.
The Mayor said that he had been informed of
the case by Lient.Murray yesterday morning,bat
found that it was a case in which the Common
wealth was plaintiff, and he did not consider that
ite bad any right to interfere with the process of
an Alderman.
IBS - PORTANT CHANGES IN POLICE REGULATIONS.
—By order of the Mayor, General Mulholland,
the Chief of Police, issued the following orders
this morning:
General Orders, No. 9.—1. The practice of
offioens reporting late for roll-call prevails to a
great extent throughout this department. In
future, when an officer is guilty of this neglect of
duty, his pay will be withheld for that day, but
he will be required to proceed to his boat and
perform his tour of duty.
IL When an officer reported sick is sufficiently
convalescent to leave the house, he will be re
quired to report to the Lieutenant of his district
every morning until he resumes duty.
General Order, No. 10.—The attention of the
Department has been called to the habit of offi
ceps collecting on the corners of the streets, in
groups of two and three, engaging in conversa•
tion and thereby neglecUng their duty. This evil
must be stopped. The men, while on ditty, will
bo required to patrol their beats and will not be
permitted to stand on a street corner more than
five minutes at one time.
IL Tho day posts-will, in future, be abolished,
and each officer en day service assigned to a pro
per beat. Districts not already arranged in day
beats will be at once laid out in that manner, the
number of boats to correspond to the number of
men on day service in the district. When the
Lieutenant of such district has so arranged his
district ho will report the facts to this office,
together with the boundaries and number of the
beats.
ALFLonu Tursp.—John Wilson wee before Al
derman Dallas this morning upon the charge of
the larceny of fifteen barrels of flour. Re went
to a mill at Frankford, bought the flour, and or
dered it to be sent to Second and Dickerson
streets, to be paid for on delivery. When the
carter got there be was told that the bill would be
settled the neat day. Five barrels of the stolen
flour were sold to a grocer, at Twenty-second and
Christian streets, and the other ten barrels were
found at a berme in Latone street, Wilson Ras
committed.
AN OWNER Warrran.—A, three•and-o-half bleb
pfSaplYlss hawser, 50 feet long, and a two-and-a
baft Inch hemp hawser, supposed to have been
Stolen, were found, this morning, on, Delaware
Svelte(); below Pine street, and await an owner
el the Harbor Pollee Bustion.
noittertio 4 VEssar..—Nachael Kelly eras
rested Ws morning,at Nish:oat and Dock streets,.
4wlth forty feet of hawser on his back. The rope
11) ad been stolen, from the schooner mou ft be,,
.Ropy was committed.
lastrOtraitr. Irma Paolot Materfatt.—
.'
morning a large number ' of persons assembled at
the ballot the Young Men b s Christian Association,
for the purpose of inveking God's blessing upon
the incoming administration.,Rev. Mr. Malcom
Presided, and after , announing the opening
'
pymn and the singing of the same by the and
iz
enpe, he ,alluded to the occasion as one errata
importance' to the , Christian community, and ,
Stated that the topics for'prayer would be God's
blessing ttlionotteGovernment, Rzeentile,'
Departmente—•that
Valera bedivinaly • guided and suittainetl—
they intkYtive us patterns of piety—that opt
laWa matbejustend salutary—tluttbur Bibbath
and' sanctuary may be reireterteed—thatall who
labor -to evangelize men outy'be blessed—that our
natiort'S woUnds may "be heeled—that -the Al
mighty, maybe exalted in the land and among
the nations. _
Addresses Witting On the subjeete wider Con
sideration Weremade by several gentleinen. The
proceedings were , interspersed with singing and
prayer. A meeting of a similar character will be
held this afternoon, at, the /lint Baptist Church,
Broad and Arch streets; also in the evening, at the
Presbyterian Church; Broad and Green streets.
It ws stated that meetins of kindred
would be held tthr ugho u t the a y l
dae Newcharaoter
York
and other places throughout the Union.
VETO OF Tun-Baur following no
cc has been issued by the Mayor :
Mardh 2d, 1869.—8 y virtue of authority con
ferred upon the Mayor by the Act of the General
Assembly , of the Commonwealth of Pennsylva
nia, entitled "A further supplement to an Aot,"
entitled "An Act to Incorporate the City of Phil•
adelphia," passed the second ' day of February,
A. D. 1854, a special mooting of City Councils
IS hereby called to be held at 4 o'clock,
P M. on , Saturday, March 6th, A. D., 1869,
to USA:lint° consideration matters affecting the
street contractors, and the subject of cleansing
the streets of the city; and also, to reconsider the
ordinance passed by Select and Common Coun
cils, entitled "An Ordinance to grant a certain
privilege to the Germantown Passenger Railway
Company," app has been transmitted' to the
Mayor for hisroval, which said ordinance he
does not approve.
"Very respectfully,
"Dawran M. Fox,
"Mayor, of Philadelphia."
SLEEPING ON DU. uz.—Acting Lieutenant 'John
Curley, of the Fifth District Police, 'found two
policemen asleep Iry the depot of the Spruce and
Pine Streets 'Passenger, -IthilWay Company, be
tween three and:four o'clock this morning. AS
they should havo - been.on duty at that time they
were promptly,rellpedof OW badges.
CRUELTY To ANIDIALS.—,Xeter BUBB was co
milted by Alderman 'Hutddnenn,.,YeiterditY,'.for
cruelty to anlmals. Re was benting . amtde with
a atiek Ave feet.torli'lo24 6v/131Z:fair sharp
cornere. • • •
Bagr•His lesmuzu:—lleniamin Armor, aged 24
ybaro, residing at Fifteenth and Federal streets,
was 'sent to 'prison yesterday by Alderman Nam,
for.,lieving beaten his father.
13:ffthr. ch,. Thomas
Coleman, and others, will address the tem
pisrance -meeting to.be held this evening at the
Second RefOrmed church, Seventh street above
BroWn: Since the inauguration of.these meet-
trigs, sift:lb/I)er of persons have identified them
selves, with the Temperance Mission of " this
eirureh.
A.~
~~A.
The Railroad Accident at Harrisburg.
The Harrisburg Telegraph •of last night says :
Our city, this morning, was full of rumors of a
terrible accident on the Northern Central rail
%clay, some fixing the number of killed and
wounded at sixty, others at forty, and some at
twenty. • One report wasthat a car loaded with
physicians, bandages, &c. had left this city at six
o'clock for the scene of the accident. These
rumors prove to have been greatly exaggerated.
An accident did, however, occur on the above
mentioned road, in the neighborhood of seven
o'clock, this morning, at a point about five miles
south of this city, caused by a freight train col
liding with the second section of the Buffalo ex
press train south. A brakesman on the freight
train named Vance, a resident of Baltimore, was
killed by being crushed between the ears.
A passenger brakesman was slightly injured in
the chest by being thrown over the brake wheel.
One of the passengers was thrown over the back
of the seat in front of him, causing`injuries to
the chest. The obstructions were removed so as
not to interfere with the regular running of the
trains.
THE COURTS.
Surnstac Cover—Chief Justice Thompson, and Jus
tices Read, Agnew, Sherwood and Williams.—Judg
tnente were entered in the following cases:
bale vs. Evans. Judgment affirmed.
131aden vs. The City of Philadelphia. Judgment
affirmed.
QUAETZIII OESSIONS—Judge Peirce.—Prison cases
are still before the Court.
CITY NOTICES.
THE inauguration of President Grant will be
one of the great events of the nineteenth century, and
Washington City will be crowded by people from all
parts of the United States. The military and civic
procession will be such as to reflect creditably upon
the management, and distinguished men from foreign
countries will witness this outpouring of freemen in
honor of their beloved Chief, who net only led them
to viuory in lime of war, but will remain their friend
in time of peace. A great number of visitors to Wash
ington will wear fashionable garmen S TOKE ts ma S
de by
eIIAIMEEI &
PEKOE 80IICHONG. —A very superior English
13reakfast Tea On Bale by , Fairthorne & Co., 1036
Market street and 206 North Ninth,
BUMMER ANT , WINTER,
COLGAOE & Co.'s TOILET SOAPS We bays used for
years, and found them always softening to the skin in
winter, and so pleasant in summer, that we could not
do without ihein.—Religioue Teleecope.
Tncert who intend participating in the in
buguration of General Grant, and those who don't
afro, can be supplied with the latest style hat or env
ut Oakfords', Continental lioteL
Qum and soothe thepain of children teethine—
Use Bower's Infant Cordial. Bold by all Druggists.
No INAUGURATION ever equalled the Inaugura
tion of Chao. Oakfotd & Bons', the grest hatters, 834
and 836 Chestnut street.
CORNS, Bunions, Inverted Nails, skillful'
treated by Dr. J. Davidson ,No. 816 Chestnut scree
Charges moderate.
HOT Caose HUNS, fresh every day
Lent.
Moan:, 902 and 904 Arch street.
MAMMA, Burrintioss arm CATARRH.
J. 1 M. D., Professor of the Bye and Bar
treats all ases appertaining to the aboce members
M Ith the utmost success. Testimonials from the moat
reliable sources in the city can be seen at this office,
No. 805 Arch street. The medical faculty are invited
to accompany their patients,aa he has no secrets in his
practice. Artiddal eyes inserted. Bo ,charge made
for examinaticaa.
SURGICAL Issratneuerrs ivad drugglate stun
dries.
Sprowoan & liscrruma,
23 South Bisthth street.
BWWING IAMUMCS. .
oaddlers, Illaurness•alters. Btatittfao.
torero of Clothing, Boots, Shoos i dro.
Will find it to their interest to use our 1:11iltIV
IdA(MINE TWIST and the "fdliford linen Tnread."
Manufactured ex=or mi from the best material.
d a stmerior article.
azgli naranctuenti CONPANT
Menufsetoreri and Proprietors of the UNGER HEWING
MACHINE.
No; 1106 Ohenreatm R. ett.
13,TP Agent
BOJUIDINOIr
A GENTLEMAN AND 818 wog CAN OBTAIN
..lanzoommodations in a good-Azad aeoond•etory, front
roost, 'npb board, in a small private family. by applying
At 1818 GBERBY street. ,Vneaneltai abm, for two Knee
Gentlemen , • - •
flood referencegiven and required.
mo pßomanotiac...amm.—fou BENT. IN CON
trpl op 411 , 1.i:et : I 'l7 dolealiblo 9Mor
Uf co. w " P T 4 kumewhoel a Jewmtir:
104 th eto 4to —7UB tleeth Fourth Wee,.
I:II34.WRILVICS It 00.
&Z ONE FAMINIV
I.4oVir I eau 0741BAILZON.
Man N. %ITER and DEN Ms
. .
TILE DAILY :EVENING 'BULLETIN-PHILA D .ELYSIA, THU R SDAY.' MARCH .1." 1869.
I.IIIIIIIIIIMVEMENEE
;BE NOW ' POMPX.ATED
To be Finished. to Open.the (rand
Throngh Line to the Patti So. This
Opening will certainly take place
early this season.
Beldam a donation frorit.the Govetwinant of WOO acres
of land per mhos the Comma' h 'elated to a sal eld.7 in
11. B. Ronde on lb BET ea completad mid neeePted. at the
average rate of abeint VW* Per 6EB. according to the
diffionitioe eneounteredipr which the Boirepment takes
ft second lien as seettiity.• -Whethar'emixiidiaatare given
to any other companies or not. thot Govectowent Iffli oota.
Phi With all its eentraote with the tradosePaoifier
Coagsiki. Faulk the stole ameiiod: bowie to,wizteh
tl,eCompartyentlUe4booll3l 4 :4 4 obeectdeliverixi.
• a •
No. 824 Ctxesuant street.
1,040 MUSS
• - 4 4 ..
0,4111111
UNION PACIFIC
3UUUr.ICAIMCOAJD
As 800 miles of the western **rhos of the tine. begin
at Sacramento. are also Arca bat
200 MILES REMAIN
I:=MMIE
FIRST MORTGAGE 'BONDS
1*A31%,
AND AdRUND INTEREST.
By thtcharter. the , Copttoim.Y. Dermil*:to issue it
siva 'Vint BIORTGFA.9B BODO to.lthe tin* amount as
the Bovisluemintiente. and iio ,Ttuise Beads are
a That Mortgage upon the_ entireiva4 AO 'all JO' equip.
ments . .
THEY HAVE THIRTY YEAEB TO :EIDI; AT SIX
PER CENT., and both
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
Such securities are generally valuable In proportion to
the length of time they have to run. The longest six per
cent gold interest bonds of the U. 8. (the 'Ws) will be due
in 12 years, and they are worth 112. If they had 30 years
to run. they would stand at not lees than 126. A perfectly
safe First Mortgage Bond , like, the Union Pacific should
approach this rate. The demand for European Invest.
went is already considerable. and on the completion of
the work will doubtless carry the price to a large pre•
SECURITY OF THE BONDS.
It needs no argument to show that a First Mortgage of
876,600,0 mile upon what for a long time must ba the
only railroad connecting the Atlantic and Pacific States.
is passzonor novas. The entire amount of the mon.
gage will be about 860400.000. and the intere4sl,Boo,ooo
per annum in gold. The present currency cost of this in
terest is less than $8.600,081 per annum, while the gross
earnings ter the year 1868, FROM WAY BUSINESS only,
on AN AVERAGE OF LESS THAN 700 MILES OF
ROAD IN OP/ RATION. WERE MORE THAN
FIVE MILLION DOLLLBEI,
The details of which' re HS follows
From Paesergero... 4.
•' Freight.
" Malls .
" Miscellaneous-- .....
" Government troore--
" 0 freight...
" Contractors' men
" material.
This large amount is only an indication of the Immense
traffic that must go over the through Erwin afew months,
when the great tide of Pacific coast travel and trade wil
begin, Itts estimated that this business must make the
earnings of , the road from FIFTEEN TO TWENTY .
MILLIONS A YEAR.
As the supply of these Bonds will soon cease. wiles
who desire to invest in them will find It for their interest
to do so at once. The price for the present Is par and we
aned interest from Jan. 1. in currency.
A NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP WAS ISSUED OOP.
Ist. containing a report of the progress of the work to that
date. and amore complete statement in Mallon to the
value of the bowls ran be given in an advertitement
which will be sent free on application.
I, 'A . 4 , ~si 4,
g
, gr.,- ‘1b 3,0 ,‘ 1, ',' 1 1 . , 11.0.
Dealers in Government tleenritles,
• Gold,
40 3. Third. st.,
I~II~D~f.P9aII~.
lON tip REQUBSTTO THO CITY'
JD, controller to Sign a Oettatn Wafrant.
Wherws, The m datte entered into between
the City of Philadelphia and Jar* Berke for'
the building oils school•bouse on the west side of
Nineteenth strcet,north ,of Chestnut- street, has
been - lost Or mislaid, the: said building , has been
completed and is now in nee by the city of Phila
delphia; eird the payment of the, last instainlent
being witbeld' by, reason of the, City Otontrollet
refusing ki conntersigu the *arrant beesse: the
contrixet is natlli the poesession.of said City
Controller. and cimnet be found; therefore
Resolved, By the Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia. That the City • Con-;'
troller be requested to countersign the warrant
for said last instalment "'drawn by the Board Of ,
Controllera of Public Schools,. said,Wfirrant
being No. 6, and for the sum of eight , thousand ,
seven hundred and thlrty-ebt dollars and•thirty
five 0etite((587,13 6 .8 5 )
. LOUIS WAGNER,
President pro rem. of Common Council.
Axrusr--BEN.TA.MIN H. HAINES,
Clerk of Select Counci l . '
~,,
WILLIAM S. STOKLEt.,
- President of Select Council.
Approved this second day of March, An
no Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-nine (A. D. 1869 , ) "
DANIEL M. FOX,
it , _Mayor of Philadelphia.
GEO. J. ITENKELS,
CABINET MAKER,
1301 and 1303 CHESTNUT STREET.
'BOUTS AND SHOE&
BARTLETT,
No. 33 SOUTH SIXTH STREET;
Begs to as iounae hiaNewttiries of .
Gents' Boots and Shoes. for Spring
Wear, and is' now ready to receive
and fulfil all orders which the
Public Amy favor him with.
Purwanuxuu-ErrnarY 224. 1869. 0017 stn th Ima
iIIsWISMASt au.
ENCIAGENIErriIIiD WEDDEIG
ZING -S.
A large assortment of Coln and 18 karat ahaeays on hand.
LEWIS LADOMUS & CO., Jowalers,
802 INIESTEUT STREET.
fe9rptia
ATCHES AND MUSICAL 6 •
Paired by oldllful worianen.
FARR. & BROTHER.
Importers of Wa. eta.
el. •. •• 1 / 1 .•1!. •
4
D. M. LANE, Mt...
Builder of Firet•dase MIA and Heavy
CARRIAGES,
Respectfully invites attention to his large stock of flashed
Carriage'. Also orders taken for Carriages of every de •
ecription. at
111111BFIOTOBT A.ND WABEROOIII,
3432, 3434 and 3430 lIIABILET ISTIMET,
Three squares west of Pennsylvania Railroad Depot.
West Philadelphia
feit•tath•s-emrn
T O RENT,
On March let,
The Room occupied by the late John M.
Harper,
Imparter of Watches aad Wet& !later's%
No 008 Chestnut Street (2d Story).
gra to CAJZROW, TIENIBAIILT & 4:10.
F CE TO LET
oo second floor ot
UMW 730 BANSOM BTREET
TO BENT—A 'HANDSOMELY BURNISHED
House, in a fashionable quarter. Bent, $2,70e. to a
small family without children. Address, _"T.J.
W."Brrixarrut Mee. to Str-r0
EPUBLIC HALE.-'-THOMAS & BON& ACC.
tieneenr,=-Valuable Grazing and Dairy Farm 80
•acres Island road. Twenty.sevanth Ward, half a
wile from the Am Road Station. an the Philalelphla.
Wilmingten and Baltimore Railroad. On Tuesdav,
March 23, 1.130,_ at 12 o'clock, noon. will be sold at public
sale. at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that valuable
grazing and dairy farm, situate on the Island rosd.balf a
mile from the Bell Road Station. on the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad. l ing immediately
in the roar of Captain James Serrill's hotel. Twenty.
eeventh Ward. lt,e,omprises Si acres of land, 43 acres of
w hich being upland.the balance meadow, in a good BOW
of cultivation. 7ha 'moray °monis are a mall house and
,frame barn. The Phi adelpbia, Wilmington, and gal:I
-nn re ktabroad passes through the back part of the farm.
Terns-98,00e may remain on mortgage. Plan at the
Auctten Rooms
Persons wishing to examine the premises will call on
Captain James Harrill.
M. THOMAS to SONS, Auctioneers.
inh 418 9 :0 189 and 141 South Fourth street.
-
531.024,005 97
. 2,040,233 19
. 51,422 08
. 186;35 59
. 91.82897
. 104,077 77
. 449.440:83
201,179 09
. 968.430 23
bXECUTOREP PEBEMPT IRY , BALE • ESTATE
rof Frederic Hasa, deed.—Thomas & Bons, Auc
• tioneers—Twoetory Brick Dwelling, No. MB North
Third atreet above Green street. On •tuesdaY March
Sad 1889, at 19 o'clock , noon will be sold at public sale,
without reserve. at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that
two.etory brick mesenage and lot of ground, situate on ,
the east side of Third street, at the distance of 107 feet
northward from Green street; containing in front on
Third street 18 feet, inalnrling onehalf of a three feet
wide Pliny , , one story in height, left °cantor the common
-use of this and the adjoining property to the southward ,
and hi depth of that width 115 feet to al5-feet wide
alley,leading from Green to Coates street, with the free
nee and privilege thereof.
Bale absolute.
M. THOMAS & SONS' Auctioneers.
mh4,18,28 189 and 141 South Fourth street.
85066.61 U 61
inREAL ESTATE.—THOMAS & BONS' BALE.—
M odern Three-story Brick Dwelling. No. 1016 Merry
street. West of Tenth street. ' On Tuesday. March
16114 1869. at 12 o'clock. neon, will be sold at public
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange. all that modern
threeetery brick 'nutmeg°, with two story back banding
and lot of ground, situate on the south aide of Cherry
street, wed of Tenth street. No. 1016; oontaining in front
on Cherry street 22 feet 6 inches, and extending in depth
89 feet. Subject to the restriction that no building shall
,be erected Within five feet of the line of Cherry tstreet,
and no building or other obstruction to light and air shall
ever be erected on the southeasternmost part of the above
lot containing in width 6 feet, and In depth 15 feet, with
the privilege for the owners or the adjoining property of
opening
windows in his stable into the said grit' of
ground. and the property is. built in conformity thereto.
It has gas, bath, hot and cold water, furnace, cooking
rangeosm.
Terms—s3,6oo may remain on mortgage.
Possession let of May next.
ilfr May be examined from Ito 9 o'clock.
M. THOMAS & BONS, Auctioneers.
inh4 618 1:•: and 141 South Fourth street.
PUDLIC SAM—THOMAS do SONS. AGO.
illtionsers.—Modern Stone Residenr" Terrace Place.
Northeast of Schuyler etreet, Germantown. fear
rename from Wayne Station, on the Germantown Rail.
road. 78 feet front. Twoutyweeond Ward .— On Tues.
day, April 6th. 18158. at 12 otdock, noon. will
that at
Peptic sale. at the Philadelphia Exchange, all hand,
some modern 234atery stone residence and lot of ground,
situate on the southwesterly aide of Terrace Place, ex
tending throuith to Clappler street, 478 feet 731 a Inches
northeast of Schuyler street, Ocrietentewm , TweatY-
second Ward , the lot containing La front on' Terrace
Pleas, 71 feet 11 isehett,_ and extending
in - (tooth ca one
line en f et, I 734 tucks& nag on , the other linott3o feet 1i
inch to elespier street, on loch the front is 77 feat Win.
chee. Tire Ileum w well befit and has the modern con.
verienees 1 eentainall morns and numerous closets; par.
ler, Midas room. library and kitchen 011 the that flar;
commodious chambers, gas.' bath, hot and cold water,
water closet. furnace, oesdrinS Twin. dm. The garden is
shrubbery gravel maim, trim boxwood. and Planted wilt
ry. old oak trees, die. Them is a atone Bering.
house with expellant wetter. • The redder:no fr. ate ,on
3 errece Placa, adjoining and In the immediate vicinity
Of.._.e elmant residences and coon .ry seats. • ,
gM'or" May be examined any day previous tit sale on ap•
plication in the Auclensers.
• 21..T11.0MA8 dr. SONS, Aneloneers.
mh4.18,18427 ES andl4.l South liburth street.
EVIECITIIMUIL
VAIIIIIALGES.
TO RENT.
4EAL ESTATE. SALES.
i
H`OM`EB,
THEIR NEW ERAI3IIBHMENT,
CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE ,BROAD,
dealt.° to call the attention to the following disixsaidon of the 411Mnent departments of thete' badness.
ISILAK. IDE P.4hJEV3VME NT.
This embraces not only the eitokest productions of Lyons in the way of novelties, but every
article for service from the hest quality and make of Black 811 k to the most, moderato-prised that
can be relied uponand recommended.
DEP'A.FUTNIIEN t r
will comprira all the novelties of Paris as they appear In that ereporium of Style and Fashion. Here
also, foend goods to snit the most Moderate Ideas.
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DEMISS-DIAMCINGI- DEOP.A.-EiLIVMENT.
This department will be in charge of reoetcompetent persona. end with oar fealtiee for num.
facturing and our intimate connections in Paris, we hope to make it an entire success- PrOraptiterie
will b e ~
and attention' will be given to orders. ~
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rnwpAivralo
will be found replete with all the desirable styles Of this article. We doll offer at oar Opeatag the
most depot lot of INDIA. DRAWLS yet offered is tide city.
Every article used for dresses, whether of French, EugLtah or German production, will be rep t °.
sented eta the shelves of this department; alio. the hest mikes of Ateerteso manufacture. svill be
our aim to present for sale every style and quality, so as to cult every tabte and need.
This department is intended to supply every article of Ladles' and Mimes' Underwear; dna,
Infanta' and °Wren's Dresses, Wedding Outfits, &c ., &c. A supply will always be found orilumat
, , ,
and ordain will be taken for epeeist wants.
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nositEriv . IME'PAItrirIVILIENT.
We have Increased Vile department in scope, and are prepared to supply all dematide from the
moat taodemte-priced to the Lineal articles mads, in every deo and In all varletirm
1..A.C1E0 AND EIVIIEUELCOMEELIES
will contain every novelty of the eettepo us they occur. Including Collars, Butes, Hanacrebure.
Point and Brussels, Chemlsettes, Sleeves, and a host of small articles too numerous to detail.
liousEwFumuoiNa - a-c3cor)s.
A full stock of Linens, Linen Sheetings, Table Damasks, Napkins, ite., of the most trled4nd ap.
proved manufactures of Irish and French mskemtli always be found, together with all the requisite
material for starting housekeeping and also for replenishing.
N. B.—HOMER, COLLADAY & CO. with emphatically to state that they intemLte show at ell
times the best assorted stock of goods; but they aro dam:tined to sell ilm.oa at as low prices as sny
house in this country
'LEAL ESTATE 192L1GE34;
REAL. ESTATE—THOMAS .5 BONA.' SALE _....
rVita:labia Lots. Twenty.i3fth Ward. On Tocsdar.
March 2341669 at 12 o'clock. noon, will be sold at
publi , sole. at the Philadelphia Exchange. the following
dumbed property. viz No. L--Lot, Waltman street,
aoutheset of Bagrade street All that lot of grotto& attn.
ate on the nori bean side of William street, Lialfeet south
east of Belgrade street; contaloing in front; on \Wiliam
street 20 feet, and extending in depth 105 feel.
No 2.—Lot William atteeL northwest of Almond street.
All that lot of ground. situate on the southwest tilde of
William meet. 40 feet northwest of Almond sheet: coo
taining in front on William street 20 feet, and extending
in depth 100 feet to Fremont street—twei froots.
No. 3—Lot, South corner of Ann and Belgrade streets.
All that lot of ground. situate et the South corner of Aug.
end Belgrade streets. thence extending S. E. sleeg the
southwestside of Ann street 32 • feet 6 inches, more or
Lege; to a point; thence B. W 123 feet 1 banes to a point
17 feet more or less. from Belgrade street; thence ex.
tending 14. W. 17 feat, 810/ e or less,. to Belgrade street;
ther co extending alon.g the S. B. side of Belgrade street
126 feet 9h inches to the piece of beainnine.
No; 4.—Lot, Monmouth street, N. W. of Belgrade street
—ell that lot of ground druid.) on the S. W. side of Men
mouth afoot 120 feet N. W. of Belarade street: thecce
extending W. along the S. W . aide of Moreno Ith
street 84 feet EU inche s to the N. W. boundary line of E.
i•. Gibson's estate ; tbenco extending e., W. about 103 feet
to a voint; thence extending 8. E. 0311feet13,1dinclies te a
point; thcnce,exiending N. E. 155 feet to the place of be ,
ginning.
A plan of the above lots may be seen et the Auction.
Scams.
M. THOMAS & BONS. Auctioneers.
mh4.13,20 139 and 141 S. Fourth street.
PUBLIC SALE.—THOMAS & SONS, AUCTlON
eers.—Handeome Country Seat and Mansion, !soyal.
acres, WelUngford RUMOR. Delaware °a. Pennsyl
vania. two miles above Media and eleven miles from
Philadelphia, and within five minutes' walk of the Wal
lingford Station on the West Cheater Railroad. On
Tuesday. March Md. Mfg. at Is o'clock. noon, will be sold
at public gale, at the PhUadonshia Exchange. all that
handsome cow try seat. comprising 7 iserea, allows within
5 minutes' walk of Wallingford Station on the West
Chester Railroad, Smiles above Media. and 11 miles from .
Philadelphia. T he mansion is stone and brick rough
ened, French roof, portico on three aides. contains
18
rooms : lecalcuse, good water. shade and abundance of
fruit trees. stable and -coach-house. The situation is
high., and the land of excellent quality.
"' (Jeer of all incuiebrance.
immediate poeseelion. Keys at Mr Norman% corner
of toad, near the bunion.
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M. THOMAS dz SONS. Auctioneers.
Inh4 13 20 139 and 141 South Fourth greet.
111EILEOUTORS, SALE.—TIIO I IIB.I3 d; SONS, ADO
/2 tioneei a . Modern Three.story Brick Residence,
with ride yard. No. 461 North Seventh street. north
of Noble street. 205 feet front, on Tuesday.
March 221 d.“ at P hil adel phia k, nom
be sold at public tale , at the Exchange, all
that modern three-story brick =assuage.. with 24/641tory
back building and one-story kitchen and lot of ground,
situate on the east side of Eleventh street. north of Noble
street No. 461; the lot containing in front on !seventh
street 26 feet 6 inches, and extending in depth 85 feet 834
lnehea, more or lees The house ie well and substantial 4
and in excellent repair: has , parlor, dining-room.
no d kitchen an the tiretiloor,and commodious chambers
above; has the gee introduced. bath: hot and cold water.
furnace, cooking-range, &e.
Terms—Half cash. Immediate porseesion...
May be examined any day preview to sale.
Clear of all =cumbrance.
M. THOMAS & SONS. Auctioneer.
Inh4 18 20 189 and 191 South Fourth street.
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ASSIGNEE'S PEREMPTORY SALE—JAMES A.
Freem as Walnut
ome modern Reeidence,
" No. 2031 Walnut etreet. On Wednesd March 29.
1869 at 12 o'clock. noon, will be told at nubile sale, with.
out reserve , at the Philadelphia Exchange. tho following
described Real Estate. All that co- tain tour story stone
and 'Mick meesuage, and four etory brick back buildings,
se d lot of !ground situate on the north side of Walnut
street, 189 feet it inches east of Twenty-first etrest (No:
20x1). centainieg in front on Walnut street 81 feet, and
extending of that width in depth, 191 feet to Porcelain
street.
11 ,- Tan SIMMS IBA WINDSORS HODU.STORY HUI= AND
BROWN MONS HISMENOS IN vita neer IPASHIONABLII
.PORTION or 'MR OITT. AND TM AUL TRH iDERN
PRoVILMENTS,. BATHS, RANOSS,, TIIIIHAORS, STATIONARY
W. MI TV btl. STATIONARY, WASH STANDS. WAIN= HINDU
enurratuf, PRSMANIMT DOOIDOASIDS IN LIBRARY. HAIIIILA
MANTRU3, NI/MMIOTS TANTRUM, OAS
AND HOT AND ()OLD WATER Toinovonorr.
or Subject to two mortgages of 100,000 each.
170V' Poesession September 10th. 1669.
elear of all other inoumbrances.
Per Salo PermnptorY.
rfir 5100 to be paid at time of sale
ISAAC S. fill&RP. Bert, /Latitude,
No. 89 South Tldrd street.
JAMES A. FREEMAN,
_Auctioneer.'
mh4ll 18 Store. 482 Wainut street.
IeORPHANS' COURT BALE ESTATE OP
Francis Philibert, dreamed—James A. Freeman
Auctioneer—Store and Doming, No, 727 South
gecord street. Under authority of the Orphans' Court far
the City and County of Philadelphia, on Wednesday.
Mareb 24,;1869, at 12 o'clock. noon, will be sold at public
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, the following de*
scribed reel estate. late the property of PEANCOS Parra.
IL ET, DSCPD • All that certain two aud.a.half.stor3r brick
neon ago, with the tweetOry brick beck bulldisgp,sttuate
on the northeast corner of Second and Senate streets. In
the Fourth Ward of the de p th ctainintsie , front on
Second divot feet. and in along donate street
70 feet ,
4 'low of all hiOtiribrinott.
113 r Sale absolute.
Wir 12100 to ba paid it the time of sale.
EY the 00414. :JOSEPH mackelev, (Nark O. C.
• ELOISE PILL LAO HT Admlnistratrix.
JAMES A. FREEMAN. Apctioneon.
In ll4 11• IR ' • 'Mere. 4211 Walnut streedi.
FMB APPLE CEREBEL-NQUPOISPO CEILEIBEWIME
IrramelroinuractZeiry j i t u r a iJOX D. DUO,'
NILAIIEPC-W 184. *O6O.
COLIA AWAY Siz 00.,
IN OVEY4I:I4d-
rnross ,
lAINGIEBAE.
REAL ESTATE SALE.
EXECUTORS' SALE—ESTATE OF OWEN
"ther oath deceased Jan:lase. Fryman, Auctioneer.
tote. ilia land avenue, Chestout 11111—tinder ,t 42-
1 bodily contained in the will of the tate 00:1614 BAYYMCIO,
O. Mated. on Wednesday, March 24, ink at It o'clock,
noon. will be told at public rale, at the Fhthatelphis Ex
change. the following deecrined teal estate. : No L
A lot of ground situate on tee northeast corner of high.
I op. ay. nut and Thorns. hill Road. Wu 147 feetik 4 6
inches front on Theresa hill Itoad, and extending in
doolh on the north line 164 feet 234 'lichee and on rho
south lino along H : bland avenue, 250 feet ILM
betas about lit feet lushes wide in the rear.
No. 1 A lot of gro adjoining No. lon the west, 2W
feet on hight.nd avenue by 11l feat 636 inches deep along
Twonty.ninthetreor.
1 , o. a A lot of ground Wraith on the Nerthwest corner
of Twent; minth street and,h l g l4 o 4 avenno.l76 feet , sg
incites front by 111 feet Bloch*. deep along Twenty.nintis
West.
No 4, A lot adjoining No. S. 176 feet IN inches
along
OR Bliblead *venue. by 112 feet 6 Melee deep
Thirtieth street.
No. 8. Alot2lofeetfronton highland maxim 636 feet
8% Inches deep along Tbirty.fourth street .to, prettiness
avenue, on width It fronts 116 feet. _
o. 6.—A lot adjoining. 950 feet front on
avenue. 836 feet 55‘ Limbos doi pekes Tbirty•fifth street
t I , vergreen avenue. on ;which it fronts 2.93 feet.
riff '2 nI6E WM ARYL VERY DRATITIYO errnaTlCD ORI
MICR GROCIM em ma WIRY bEDZ COY VIM HILL. 0411.RLOOR,
lux Tilt W LIESAMORON CRZYJC.
11611r' Plan at tho Auction ttore. I Clear of ~1113
cumbrance.
1114" S6O to be paid at the flmo of sale.
By Order of the Exeentore.
JAMES A. FREEMAN. Auctioneer.
tuh4 1118 BtOre. 4.22 Walnut etteet.
PUBLIC BALL—JAME% A. FREEIIiIN. AUC.
tioneer.—On Wednesday, March 24. 136% at 12
o'clock. noon, will , be sold at publc , sale. at the
Philadelphia Exchange. the following descriesd Real
Estate :—Two dwellings and vacant groctud. S. W. earner
of Fortieth and Walnut streets. Twenty.simenttx Ward.
No that threastory brick dwelling house with the
wo.story brick back building and the lot of round an
welch it is erect , d, situate on the B.W. corner Of Pottle h
..nd Walnut streets, in the Twenty-seventh Ward of the
city ;10 feet front on Fortieth street. and 100 fest on Wal
nut street. The house has heater, gas and fixtures, range
,o kitchen, and bet and cold baths. le in good order.
yenta for 8500 a year. Occupancy in • August next.
Eir -- Malt the purchase money may .omain.
N 0.3. Also the neat two dory brick detailing With
nark kitchen and lot of ground thereto belonglog.adjalts.
isthe above on tho mooth.l6 feet front and 100 feet denP:
introduced and hydrant water. Bents for ilsoo a
veer.
rlrTertne half cash.
Let. of ground. Fortieth street; a valuable piece of
ground. adjoining the above on the mouth; 63 feet front
and 100 feet deep. /floe for improvement.
Yarnell the purcba a money may remain. Plrstoo to
be paid at time of sale.
JAMES A. FRFEId.AN. Auctioneer.
Store, CO Walnut street.
mb4ll 10
FOBL.IO tibE.—JAMES A. FREFMAN..AIIIO..
rit lancer. On Wednesday March 24th. 1869. At 12
noon, will be sold at public sale, at the Phittidel.
No. Exchange. the following described real estate, viz.
I.—Desirable Dwelling, No.. UM Cloates street. All
that certain threeotory brick dwelling and lot situate'
. on the south lido of Coates street, at the distance of 124
feet di inches east of Tenth street, Thirteenth,Ward
bring 17 feet front by 100 f .
W"' The abate is a neat iltrat i ler . ry brisk dwelling with
three-ctorv: brick back buildings, has . Mtant cold
,voter, batA rit
roc, Vre. Is in 000 d order. and 'renflt for
V2l4er annum May be rxamisvd at any time.
gor - Subleot to a Mortgage of $3,000„ also Cie present
lease which expires June 4th, ltiat
No. 2.—Property,' 1219 Shlppen street.—A`throe.stery'
brick property and lot, situate on the north sideShippen
street. 170 feet west of Twelfth street, being 20 feet front
by 190 feet deep to Bedford street.
Or TIIIS IS A TIMES•STOILT BRICE PROMOTE ,WITH
LAIIOB IASI). AND DEINO SUBSTABTIALLY/tONSTRUOTIEB
WITH LABOY. LOOMS IS SUITABLE YOII A SOISOOL MOUSS, 08
LIGET MANUFACTURING BUSINESS. • ,
Pr - Subject to a wound rent of 020 per annum. also to
1 n mortgage of $5,000. Immediate possession. ..
[a"8100 to be paid on each property at the time, of gale
balance of too purchase money within PA days-
JAMES A. FRKEIII AN, Auctioneer.
mkt 11 113 Store, 422 Walnut streets
* a Ve t t t rilit 1. 4 g e au. Od"TasetiAL.4mIISTATEViIaWnIT
4 ,
Auctioneer.- welling. SAYSitt street blow ThirtY
th street, Twenty-fourth Ward.—Ender authority of
t (Mahone Court for the Cloy and County of Phlladel.
plata, on Wednesday. March Sithat69„ at le 0 cloak, noon' ,
will b. sold at public male. at the rhtlidelphis Exchange.
Alto following described-Real Estste, late the croon of
I ltottick Canaan, deceased; All that certain to of
ground.with the to o star, stone raessuage conteinina our
room' thereon erected. situate on the ntath vide of
•Bylvan street. at the distance of 83 feet eastward' of
'Thirty - eighth street in the Twenty fourth Watd of the
city; containing in front on Sylvan street 16 feet, and in
depth northward CO feet.
'Subject to a wound rent of 6211 per annum.
By the Cote. JOBEPfi MEGARY. Clerk O. O.
OEVEIJA LANEGAN, Administrattiz. ~
JABEEJ3 A. FREEMAN. Auctioneer. •s -
Store 424 Walnut area,
n 04.11.18
.„EAL.Etr, ATIL—THOMAS BONS' BALD.—
Three-etely Brick Dwelling, with side yard.. No. 6i
North 'Twelfth street. Lot 50 feet front —on Thee.
day', March 16th . Ma at id Welock, noon, will be sold at
public sale. at the Philadelphia amchaoge, all that tome.
eters , brick menuagei with threostory back buildings
and lot of around , on the went side of Twelfth
street, 50 feet north of Mount Vernon street; containthe
In fronton Tyra tb street 5v feet, and extending in de)}2i
MI het 1 Inch. with the miedege or a Illfeet wide RUM
bOtlilding on the Meth. The hotwe centime the van. bail".
hot and cold-gator. cooking-range. 410.. and le in goo&
1111 r- (Dear or all inagmbrasoo.
Terom—smoo may remain on wort
pO,,
DL TUOMAEI & BuN 8, Attettonoess.
mii4 8 18 189 and 1418. Fourth Welt,