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The Washington times., 1901-10-20
FUTURE OF The NEGRO.
Bishop Grant Discusses Live Ques-
tiOns Affecting the Race,
The CoIored Man VIII Work Ont His
own saIvation-Progress Made in
Thirty Ycars-T'he Presidents Pol
icy Toward the Southern States.

icy Toward the Southern States
Bishop Abram Grant, OF the African
Methodist Episcopal Church, Is in the city
this week th. guest of Rev. ID. u. Hl'i
1444 O Street northwest. While MS home
IS in indianapolis, Ind, most OF Blshop
Grants life has been spent in Florlda ana
Texas. and his travels since he was maze
a Bishop thirteen years ago have takeh
him into all parts OF this country ana into
England. France and other European
Countries as well as into Africa Being a
seIf-educated man, he is peculiarly man
of the people, with great faith IN human
nature and firm believer in the righteous
heart Of the masses. There may De one
-. +,ro TIshops in his denomination that
exercise a more intellectual inhnchce upon
,re educated classes, but as for the
masses Bishop Grant is supreme. Inc
rank and file are as much with him as are
,ha Catbolics with the Pope at Rome.
Rishop Grants character is so openly
xo,,o., tba. probably no colored man en-
5oys more firmly the confidence OF both
rocos where he IS known. He is six feet
two inches tall, well proportioned, and
weighs 260 pounds The heavy iron grey
toaTd which he wears adds to the promi-
rerce Of his face and the small, keen
ayoe African nose and elevated cheek
homes conlDietc a physiognomy that would
have made him a famous warrior In the
apes Of uhvsicaI prowess. He was born
In Lake City, Fla, August 20, 1873
,Iave and was sold at Columbus, Ga, for
ss OOO which was probably the largest
nrfce ever paid for an African slave. At
Ter emancipation he worked in the store
of his former owner and attended n mis-
,ionary school at night. He was convert
cd at a camp meeting October z, 1858, and
was first licensed to preach April T. 1913
In 1878 he was transferred to Texas, where
he was made a presiding elder and was
elected vice president Of Paul Quinn Col
lego at Waco, Tex. He was elected
Bishop May "a. 1888
When he speaks he may be said to rep
resent his entire denomination, which has
b2l5 ministers and a total membership OF
es3 eos persons. He is a delightful talker,
somewhat rugged withal, but his convic-
tion is evident.
what is your opinion Of the outlook
for the negro in the South?" he was
asked
81 am an optimist," he replied. I'm my
faith In the future Of my people in the
south. Slavery was a hard master, but
II taught our ptoPle ~" ~ ""ih' "iiN
we have not lost since the emancipation
tbe habits of industry we learned. Com
Ing out of slavery ignorant paupers, we
have reduced our illlteracy to less than
70 per cent. We have not only learned
10 read books, but our negro authors have
n,rltten and published more than 600
books. We publish nearly SO newspapers,
v,axazines etc We have produced in this
,,.ef ner,od a fair supply of intelligent,
.kfiled preachers, lawyers. doctors. and
o.h.r professional men. We have a negro
school property of over Sl2,ooo.ooo. and
eomething like sio.ooo.oOo of church prop
Arty. Our farms and homes number about
The Washington times., 1901-10-20
Two DANGEROUS PRESENTS
A Tarantula and a Centipede in a
Sealed Package.
Poisoned Candy and Internal Ma
chimes Outdone by Villain in q
PhiIadeIphin Cause.-The Deadly In
sects Killed in r. Fierce Battle,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct Is-Senders of
poisoned candy or Internal machines have
been outdone by an ingenious villain who
today made an attempt upon the life OF
Daniel Frey, Secretary of the School
Beard.
This morning a round package, well
sealed, was left at Mr.. Frey's place of
business. 7O3 North Third Street. His
manager, Harris Still, placed it upon an
upper shelf, as he is accustomed to do
with other articles that come to the place.
Mr.. Sun gave the package no further
thought until an hour later, when Mr.
Frey came in and he called his attention
10 it, Picking up the package, Mr.. Frey
saw that upon one side was written in
bold. legible hand, Daniel Frey, No.
7O3 North Third Street, Philadelphia
Thinking that the package contained
something in reference to the schools in
his section, Mr.. Frey took it upstairs to
his office, and broke the seal The seal
had no sooner been broken than a horri-
BILE looking object sprang from the depths
of the package straight at the school
directors face.
In his youth Mr. Frey spent long years
roughing it on the frontier, and. as he
jumped aside, saw at a glance that the
object that had sprung from the pack
age was nothing less than one of the
deadly centipedes that infest The terri
tory through which the DEVILS River, in
southwestern Texas, flows Right after
the centipede. large and vicious looking
tarantula sprang from the opened pack
age, and both insects attacked Mr. Frey
Sun heard the shouts of Mr.. Frey, and,
seiZing stout club. rushed up to the
a Sfa or
minutes, the men succeeded in killing the
centipede ana the tarantula
The police ssupect that a political en-
eSny may be involved In the matter.
The Washington times., 1901-10-20
Protest Against Hospital Location

Numerous residents of Congress Heights
have called in person upon Secretary
Hitchcock, of the Interior Department.
within the past few days, protesting Wig
orously against the location OF the new
Government Hospital for the Insane on the
heights. The residents assert that if the
hospital is erected in their vicinity it will
cause the value of neighboring real es-
tate to diminish considerably. The Sec
retary has not as yet. however, made any
Investigation Of the matter.
The Washington times., 1901-10-20
BIDS OPENED YESTERDAY.
Proposals for Increase in Electric
Power ut ST. EIiznbeth's.

Proposals were opened yesterday after
noon in Room %. of the Interior Depart
ment. for the erection and completion of
an additional electric unit in the power
house at the Government Hospital for the
Insane in this city.
Secretary Hitchcock named the follow
ing TO serve on the board to consider the
proposals of various contractors; Dr
AIonzo B. Richardson, Superintendent of
Government Hospital for the Insane; w.
Retrand Acker, chief clerk, miscellaneous
division. Interior Department. and Joseph
: Hm. chief engineer of the city post
office building.
The Washington times., 1901-10-20
Appraisers for Fort Yuma.

Royal y. Johnson. Of Tucson, Ariz.;
Frank S ingalls,. of Yuma. Ariz., and II.
L. Latham. OF Phoenix were yesterday
appointed by the Secretary of the Interior
as appraisers for the purpose of apprais-
ing the abandoned part of the Fort Yuma
military reservation, located south of the
Colorado River in that State. The land
to be appraised covers forty-five acres,
and many Government buildings have
been erected thereon.
The Washington times., 1901-10-20
rhe rronsurr stntement.

According to a statement issued by tho
Comptroller Of the Currency, there was
outstanding yesterday. currency. $3.50. .sO5,-
OsS; gold notes. s79,0S5; total. 1883, ,6O4 07s.
National bank notes were issued during
the past six days amounting to S6l2, $50:
national bank notes destroyed during the
same period, s., ,16S, ZOE.
The Washington times., 1901-10-20
United Kingdom. Mineral Output.

LONDON. Oct. ia report issued to-
day shows that the mineral output OF the
United Kingdom for the year 1900 was
valued at R13s. .O0o, 0o4 an increase OF f3s.
300. 900 over the previous year. or this
output there were 225. 600. 600 tons OF coal.
valued at Eli, ,o09, 900.
The Washington times., 1901-10-20
OATS AND HAY FOR MANILA.
The War Department Advised of the
Sailing of the Trnnsnnrt nIr

The following telegram was received at
the Adjutant Generals office yesterday,
dated Seattle, Wash, October 1S:
Transport Dix sailed o'clock this af-
ternoon direct to Manila. No passengers.
Cargo s7,lH sacks oats weighing 9,223, TAG
pounds; 20,s12 bales hay, weighing, 3,eO4, ,769
pounds. Total tonnage measure, 10.66S
tons"
The Washington times., 1901-10-20

Rooms Which Were OccupIed Inv
Everett, Emerson, Phillips. Sum-
ner, and other Grent Americans
Attempt Mt Perpetual Hospitality
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
AUCTION SALES TODAY

BY Peter T. Meyer & Co: No. 2S25 Second ave,
west side 40l0 feet north Of -hundred-and-nine
tcenth-st, &0Ns0, three story brick store and
lire Graf aet Pauline OFT e al: George ". WeifS
enhach, attorney; Thomas = o,sulliyan, referee;
south side. 1868 feet west of Columbus-aVe.. 239x
l16N26NloOl four story stone front dwelling house,
foreclosure sale, Samuel i. Kiner. executor etc,
agL Mary lIeath Farmer et al; Cardozo & Nathan,
West $5fh 6I 81 ort5 O Side o S S
feet west Of Manhattan-ave lC0X109 10 three seven
story apartment houses but not including the ee-
closure sale, Marx Ottinger ct al agt. Elizabeth
Moore 81 al k1rzman a Frankenheimer, attor-
$4,000 As; costs S6al ~. taxes. etc, 81 900.
Twenty-ninth-st north side 90 feet east OF Eighth
56Nss9, TWO four story tenement houses. with
Columbia SITS northeast corner, 25x7o four story
tenement house, with stores; public auction.
By William n. Ryan: No. 5l2 West One-hundred-
ard-fOrty y-seCond-st.. south side 423 feet east of
Broadway, l5zssl; four story brick dwelling; fore
J. Ferris = al; Stetson Jennings & Russell. at
fent Si3 $50 ~; costs s57 7i taxes ETC ss57 6S No
9 BaxteT-st-, south side, about Sl2 feet north OF
Park Row, 2SX33; story attic and basement,
with store; and, No 2l5 East Fifty-second-st north
side l76 feet east Of Third-ave, 16xll0l0; three
No. 3SS East Thirty-hrst-st, north side, about 800
building, with store; and. One-hundred-and-sixty-
seventh and tiffany SITS. northwest corner. Bronx.
25xl3o 64x25 s6xI20lS vacant: executors sale. sa
OF John SinnOtt, deceased.
BY James L. Wells: Harlem River. Southern
Boulevard, Third and Lincoln aves.. entire block
with waterfront and bulkheads. and brick and
frame buildings and lot: executors sale: es-
tate OF Bryan Lawrence deceased
BY Thomas c. Smith: No. 2iS West Thirty-sixth-
St south side 25 feet east Of E!ghth-ave i9 2x9s9
-FOUR story brick dwelling house: foreclosure sa e
I5migrant Industrial Savings Bank agt William M
t1oes, administrator etc, e. al: r. & F. j. OGor-
man. attorneys; John f. Duffy, referee; due on
&6S So '' ''O''
By Bryan l. Kennedy Co: Third-ave west
size, - feet north Of Cne- hundred nd seventy
siNth-st 26NS6 l0x26xo5 TO- a four story brick asy
house and store; foreclosure sale; Michael Huber
executor, aet Laura Streifer al; Miller Decker
d miller, attorneys; Franklin Ben, referee; due on
sgoeIne4t S-5sos %; costs, S40i o. taxes etc 500
No 80 East FIFTY y-SeVenth-st. south side l25
east OF Madison-ave., A6Xl0O5. a four story stone
front dwelling house, partition sale: Elias A de
Lima agt Elias S. A. de Lima al Well & We'll
attorneys; William N Cohen. referee
By John T. Boyd: East observation-disclosures soutt
slae, Ssy feet east OF Second-ave, 253xlO22 a four
STORY brick tenement house. foreclosure SALE Amer
lean Savings Bank agt. John +. Hoffrnire 81 al
william Irwin, attorney; Edward J. Mclean ref.
cree due on judgment S3lS3 49, costs 1863 20; taxes
etc, S,035 o. - 9'
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22

,The approximate amount OF the lien
satisfy which described property be sold
Is s32 3S6 2 with thereon from the 4th day
OF June 1900 together with costs and allowance amount
ing 10 1891 Ta interest from the 18th day OF June
W the OF the sale
The approximate amount Of taxes assessments other
Hens which are be allowed the purchaser ot
purchase paid by the referee is 1882 O5
and Interest.
Dated New York October 18TH 1900
SOL KOHN.
Referee.
The sale Of described property is hereby ad
journed 10 l1th. 1900. the time and
place. - -.
$500 sol. KOHN.
Referee.
The sale OF described property is hereby ad
journed January l1th 1901. at the same time and
place
Dated New York. December 1lth. 1900.
SOL ROHN
The above described property is hereby ad
tourned January 22nd 1901 the time and place
Dated New York. January II. 1901. go ~
Refer
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
ArcT1oN SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Peter T. Meyer & Co: No. 327 10 SSl East
Fleventh-st north side. 2254 feet west Of First
ave 2 81 .x25 ~ SX6X3o 6X26lXf3S SIS oSX
- Bl4X52 lGx34.7le three and four story front and
rear tenement houses. with stores; mortgage, N5.-
e0: TO Martin Eneel for $4,000. Second-ave. and
Thrteenth-st.. northwest corner 26X77-3; five story
aid store stone front tenement house; mortGage
$4,000: David Lippmann for $4,000 No lfb Sec
ond-ave.. east side 25S feet north OF EeVenth-st,
mortgagcs. $1,000; partition sale; Jacob hunzen-
mann against Joseph snunZeumann ana olhelSi
Charles Brandt. lr., attorney: Ebert Crandall
referee. taxes, S45H. 10 David Lippmann for S2SOJ
BY William NJ Ryan: West One-hundreo- and
forty-ffthst, north side, 2S6 feet east of Broad
way S3Nse H. FIVE story brick hathouse; foreclosure
sale: Jatte Heller. executor and trustee, against
Henry Nirholsburg and Others J. Albert Engle-
hart. attorney. Charles ID OlenQpr!, IeItiee' Que
on judgment, S3l POO; costs $4Ul 81; taxes, ETC.,
s575 81; TO plaiutH for S2,5I0
BY Samuel tiOldSticker: Nos le3 TO lll west one
thirty-eighth-st north side, 46S feet
east of Seyvuth-ave through TO No lo4 TO JIG West
One-hUuGred-aud-t hrty-Dluth-st.. south SIDE, loN
1910. seven five story brick and stone front fat
Company ct al sgt. DOr0thea Weibel ct al. William
II. StOcKWell attorney; Leopold Wallach. Ieferee
due judgment, So 5l2 %; costs, Si24 %; taxes
81 1903 3d. To plaintiff. Sl6SO.
by Philip A. Smyth: Nos. 226 and 22S West Sew
rty-eEhth-st.. south side DDS feet west Of Am
sterdam-ave. 5)Xlo9; six story stone front fiat
house; foreclosure sale; Bradley & Currer Company
agt William G; Horgan et al; obs q Pressinger.
attorneys; j. NJ. RoSeberry Long, referee; due on
judgment. SG27 IL costs, SOS &c; taxes. etc, S,369;
prior mortgages $.7.5sa To Daniel Farrell for
$1,000 over prior mortgages
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
REAL ESTATE.
VIRGINIA HOTEL AGAIN SOLD-PARCEL
N NINETY-SIXTH-ST NEAR FIFTH
AVE. CHANGES HANDS.

The old Virginia Hotel at Broadway. Eighth-ave
and the Circle, has again changed hands. II was
purchased some time ago by the Central Realty
Bond and Trust Company for about s27oeW. ana
the company has resold il for about s3o000o TO S
Osgood Pen & Co. who bought il for client
The title has not yet changed hands, but the deal
is practically closed. A member Of 5. Osgood Pe
& Co. said yesterday when questioned about the
deal:
I do not know anything more about the trans
action than what I have learned from the news
papers"
Company said. in speaking about the sale Of the
property:
The hotel was formerly the Pomeroy: The build
ing occupies plot Oh feet IN Broadway 90 &C.. In
the Circle. 40.Sie ia Eghth-ave and 81 in Flfty-
Michael f. Pepe & Bro have sold for Joseph
Iaommle and o. Wilson Nos 103 and 105 Macdou-
a builder who viii erect six story tenement houses
john Peters mas sold Philip Boyer 10 II. b;
Rexer No. 304 East FCurteenth-st a -FOUR story ana
Whitehouse q Porter and Charles E. SCHUYLER q
Co have sold for Tankin Pftut the @ Two L%4 os ao OF of
FTfth-ave. The plot is a feet front 90 feet rear
On m he iee east m II feR Ras 6o Sought m by Mr. ' Ia Toreie
Rush 4 Bahcock have sold for Mary p bolton
rownstone dwelling house lSx55xlo0 feet. for about
$1,000 ,,.,,.-.., g
Bryan No. 700 ST. Pauls Place; 49, 60. ~.
n Hansen has soiG 10 MRS @ isiy s, t st0rv flat-
houses with stores. on plot 75Nl0o feet
There report current yesterday llaI -.
East FIFTY -fourth-st, four story and basement
broWstone dwelling house, on lot 25Nl"o5, had been
sold for more than $4,000 .,-,,
IT, II. Kaplan has bought No. l62 East NineuC N
St. 25xl0o6ia, which he Will erect 4 hFe STORY
stable. 90
William and Julius BachracA have sold Nd ne; 80
East Eighty -iirSf-st. lot .5Elu-2, 10 DulldeI'
who viii erect a six story tenement house.
other sales reported yesterday were; No. u NesI
Sixty-afth-st.. "A five story broWnstone 'front.' naI.
house on lot 31x1o05. 10y Greene Taylor; Nos 90
and 6s West Forty-siNth-st. two four story pase5
Tftrrar
that the buyer OF Nos &c and 6s West Forty-slAll
81. viii erect ten story apartment hotel on the
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- YoRK.-ElIa A Gray. Plaintiff against Mathllda
Addison others. Defendants. In pursuance OF
judgment o foreclosure sale. duly made and
tered in entitled action, bearing date the
day January. 1901. undersigned the Ref
n Judgment named. will sell public auction
Estate Salesroom located
No. Ill Broadway. In the Borough Of Manhattan.
City York the threth day Of January, 1901.
al IL that day. by Philip A. Smyth.
Auctoneer, premises directed said judgment be
sold and therein described a follows All that
lot piece parcel OF land together with the building
erected situate lying and being In the Twenty
second 0 York. and bounded md
follows: Beginning point the North
Sixty-foutth three-hundred-
and-seventy-hve (375) Westerly.
by intersection OF the Westerly line Of
lumbus formerly Ninth) Avenue. with the Northery
line Of Sixtyfourth Street; running thence Westerly.
Northerly line Of Sixtyfourth Street
90 inches: thence Northerly and parallel
with Westerly line OF Columbus formerly Ninth
Avenue partly through the Of party wall.
900 80 inches the line
the block between Sxtyfourth and Sxtyfth Streets:
thence Easterly along said centre line, seventeen QO
inches thence Southerly and again parallel
with Westerly line Of Columbus formerly Ninth
partly through the Of wall.
dOO) feet hve 80 inches the Northery
line OF Sixty fourth Street. at the point or place of be
ginning.
Dated New York. January 9Th. 1901.
SAMUEL. COHN, Referee.
LATTING & WADHAMS. Attorneys for Plaintiff. "a
Pine Street, New York city Borough Of Manhattan.
The street number Of this is 14l West Gath
Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY


William Cairns Stuart al, Trustees. etc. OF
Ellen z. Ward, ETC. Plaintiffs. against Thomas Frazier
and others. Defendants
In pursuance OF Judgment OF foreclosure and sale;
duly entered the aboveentitled action and
bearing day of June. 1900 L the under
signed the Referee said judgment named. will sell
al public auction. New York Real Estate Sales
room No. Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan.
CITY OF Friday. the 4th day OF January 1901.
Al - o'clock noon day by Peter F. Meyer, Auc
tioneer the directed by said Judgment be sold
and therein described follows:
All that certain piece parcel OF land situate,
living and being in the City OF New-York. and being
IN Section Block Number 1874 shown
thA Land Map of City OF New York and bounded
and described follows: Beginning at point on
The Northerly line West One hundred and second
street distant one hundred thirtytwo O32) feet
sx az, inches eastery Norheasterly Of
The boulevard One hundred and second Street
but 81 or opposite the middle line OF wall;
NortnWardly but parallel with the Boulevard
and 10 and through said wall far the same
900 feet; thence Eastwardly but
parallel with West One hundred and second street
ihIrtv-two C32 (6 inches: thence Southwardy
hut again parallel the Boulevard one hundred uoOl
feet 10 Northerly line of 1'st One hundred and
second Street. thence Weswardly along said NortherIy
line OF One hundred and second Street
C32) feet the point place OF beginning
Dated New York. December 18th, 1900
LORD DAY LORD. Attorneys for Plaintiffs office and
postofice address No. 12o Broadway (Manhattan Ne"
York City. - -. .o,s.
The following a diagram OF the property to be Solo,
its street number is 207 West 1929 Street;
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Broadway sos II ,,,I Of l1ItA-s! 4; !..3 25 aE7s
o:s5[a ass4 PsTh bsas ss1 fsfeT 20 Spthore
5 ana Eiizsbeth N Van Winke. R S. 81.
Jerome ave corner ls3d ,d96b 1Og9doOi & also
Wood to John Robers2n and In snoheP T. 2oo
GINNING Il l JoR9 Robertson S 10 to Robert
70 Clara Keller mortgage. $SI 600. . .. ;:o;o
io laura r coakGs af %sd FA6s conns
Central Park West. " corner 75th-st; io2 p
nortEaFe as Psasfds $1,000 HTE D.v'a As "
9ODeT N ss1;1o. s9hs iS3llT sveiap AM
%ertgass $50 600; $; $40 = s,,oo :; ci:;;.1
tine NJ Siyerman TO Louis Lese; mortgage,
124h-st s. ESQ # W Of COLUMBUS 25xlOC ii:
John 6 Psss .g. ooo to Mabel Carroll s. $40;
18th 10 $as West. 25tal; EFaPos FsaPos NJ Hopper
Of lT Swd II S5 Of the s Rsdsd Sa cGh fz the n As
M % 40 to nsa rsb DfSn9 81 Park David OOO
Jaiten. trustee to brentwood Club; R S, so ,o,
lo2a5sl 100 T Of he Boqley9rd soziS9ii
Davis referee. VeTonika Elton; R S. $40; osz,
0sT s, sl Hmls.n E R.i 4 s,s sDss9 lsso eoss 3 9is
llsiR5i ; 500 IT of Amsterdam ave ico1
IOoII: Peter olney referee to James Brad ,,s ooo
1lSth, St : 3 100 # W II 5th-ave. o. 25.6x1OOll;
Louis I-ese 70 Clara Max and another r. $ So;
lO-th 81. n = l76 Il e OF CoIumbus-aye. 5Ox1Oo.ll;
Charles NJ Rosenthal 10 Walter Crosbe; mort
gage. SO9--l'
same property: Walter Crosbie Charles NJ Ro-
senthsl; mortgage. $4,000.
lo7tl-st. n e Of SHAVE. 5oN.9 II; Louis
" Dinkelsrel Isaac Edelmuth: K :. ~
lsoth5i. $ So # Of i2i-aye Box to i29th
81; White Thomas Taber and anotneri
z $ s.: mortgage. So. 3.5uO. ........
H3d-st. 1929 II 81 6th-aVe. lSloXleo0i
Nichols TO the Edison Electric lluminat-
sad s. 8 sie6 # W Of G,h-ave isxioo5; Acosta
sad-st No 123 Fast 2Sx one-half block James
Dodd O Edison Electric Illuminating Com
49, -. corner Fir,,st % bxiS63 10 Duane
81 n "a Eim-st Acosta Nichols 10 the
Edison Electric Illuminating Company.
Pesrl-st. No 527: Thomas Mumford TO the Edison
Electric Illuminating Company .......,-
n OF 3d-aYe. -'NluOo,
Thomas Munlford the Edison Electric Il
Illuminating Company: mortgage, SlSVsp.
llSth-st, s $ Of 5th-ave, 25XlOol II: Louis
I.ese Horwitz; r :, 50; mortgage va ~ ooo
6Sdf DIST \ 10 Msi p $ 115OoO
6Stb-st go W Of Amsterdam ave, BOX
1908: Elizabeth Clark James Butler X = =. ooo
Madison-st No 2S1, n e. 2JNlOo David hhdanShy
and another Samuel Harris ;. $40 90
mortgage, S30. coo. 80:
T3roorne- n corner Mulberry D 26Xs62N3oX
81: Leopold Kaufman to Jonas Well and an
other: r :. SEQ; mortgage $50
od-ave corner 4Oth-st. 40 4XlOO; Thomas Kill 10 400
vert referee, John Mckelvey r s. SS'-----. SSVVO
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
West lO3d Street.
West 1929 Street.

West 1929 Street.
The approximate the ien charge. satisfy
which & Se4eaa from s the Be s sG &
1900 less os 6 o9 aanee amounting to
5sS LOG ,oSer with the expenses Of the sale The
approximate Of the taxes assessments and water
the purchase money. or paid by the Referee. is
York 10Th day qf D PeceTber s t95 1900 n
The sale Of the above described premises is hereby
ad ourned FRIDAY. January l1th 1901 at The same
Dated New York. January an 1901. ,,-,,- n,
LORD. DAY LORD. plaintiffs Attorneys, 10 Broad
Wey The ~ sale Of the above described premises is hereby
further adjourned TO Monday Fs9nary IN 1901 at the
lord. DAY ( LORD. Plaintiffs Attorneys. 12o Broad
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
ing executor. plaintiff. against Mary Heath Farmer
"' In pursnancs Of Judgment foreclosure and sale
duly made entered In the above entitled action bear
INK INK efeee % in said Judgment named win sell at public
aTf'Sn m Az Tne in the Borough OF Manhattan City Of New
York. the 9th day Of MovemhsT 1900 at ~ o'clock
premises directed by said judgment to be Sold and there
that certain lot piece or parcel parcel of land with the
lying and being the Twenty-second Ward Of city
Of York bounded and described follows; Begin
hundred and six feet and three inches
the southerIy
thence westerly along seventyeighth street twentythree
feet nine inches thence southery and parallel with Co
one hundred and inch; thence easerly nearly
parallel with Seventy-eghth street wentysiX
point hundred and four feet westerly from the
side Of Columbus line drawn at
therefrom thence northerly and nearly
siiei with Columbus hundred six inches
now S 'Gs RSHt N PiGs @
Dated New York October 18th. 1900.
sol. KOHN,
CARDOZO & NATHAN. Referee.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
No Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
York.
TIE following IS diagram Of the property to De sold
as above. number being 100 West
Seventy-eighth street Manhattan. New York city: