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New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

of New York.-CharIes Barth Plaintiff against An
9re~ krieg and others Defendants.-In pursuance a
teIed IN the above entitled action bearing
uay OF september 1901 the undersigned,
Nyo aa named VII sell at public auction at the
the Borough of Manhattan City New York, the
Zoth day of September 1901 u o'clock
udy William NJ Ryan, auctioneer the premises l-
rected by said judgment be sold
as follows: All and singular the aforesaid ndenture
tease and all his right. title and interest in and all
pieces or parcels Of land situate lying and being
twentieth Ward of the city OF New York. Of the
sald smaller lots being known and distinguished
itdl map OF lands in the Twelfth, now Twentieth,
Ward of the city of New belonging the of
cornelius Ray deceased, dated i1th February 1884 made
by Edwin Smith City Surveyor. file in Registers
Office of the city county OF York by num-
Der three hundred and GAO and the other
OF the said smaller lots being known and distinguished
tireenwich in the city OF New York. belonging the
nelrs OF Thomas r. Clarke. made by Amos Corning
= Freeman on file in the office of the said Register
cY the number hundred three (503).
!ses thereby demised intended TO be being bounded
as follows. Southwestwardy front by Twenty
eighth Street northwardly by numbered the
and lot numbered the other herenbefore map
Ne hundred and four 900 enthusiastically by the half
entnnth Street and enthusiastically by lot numbered
on the first before named three hundred and forty
h'e ti5 and lot numbered the other before named
map I've hundred and (50al containing in width
front on the said Twenty-eghth Street
twenty-five feet and length each side ninety eight
feet ana nine inches. be said or
consideration mentioned in said assignment OF lease
being delivered simultaneously Herewith
Dated New York. September
.- ARTHUR d. TREAX Referee
MAN ALTMAYEI!. Attorney for Plaintiff. P. o. and
6itcS address No 29o Broadway Borough of Man
The following is diagram the property be sold
as described above. the street number being 445 West
@sth Street;
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
FOOTBALL AT PENN.
A NEW ELEVEN WILL HAVE TO BE FORMED.

A NEW ELEVEN WILL HAVE TO BE FORMED.
Philadelphia. Sept. 10 (SpeciaD.-Pennsylvania s
gridiron warriors have now buckled down to work
for the season. Coach Woodruff has at present
squad of nearly forty aspirants for this years
eleven. Unfortuna tely. the number of old players
is even smaller than had been anticipated and
team will have to be developed Davidson, W.
Gardiner and Bennett the only of last
years regulars who again in harness. Teas,
last guard. may return, but ii is not likely
that he will do
This makes the chances of the Quakers having
a fine eleven rather poor. Baird Corley, Butler,
Magee. Metzger and Brenton, who were substitutes
last year, out, and they all have fair chance
of making the team There is thing sure, and
that is that Penn will have a rather light eleven
this season. There seems be a total lack of
big men. though there is large number of
Several of the who have for
the team have already made good impression
Anderson the giant sprinter, is of the keliest
He is trying for guard. and is rapidly making
headway. He has played the game in the West
and may develop into star PfekarkSki, the crack
all around athlete of the Wyoming Seminary
last season, has the earmarks of a conner. He is
tall and handles himself well McCabe, who halls
from up the State, has a good chance to make
tackle. He weighs over $50 pounds and is strong,
and seems to know the game well Pepper, Tay
lor and Donaldson the latter from the Penn Char
ter School are the most fancied of the other men.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
foreclosure 5dlcs.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNT

- OF NEW YORK.-Bronx Investment Company. plain
tiN. against Elizabeth s Lee, and others. defendants
made entered in the above-entitled action, bearing
date the 2ist dav u August 1901 the undersigned the
ton. at the New York Real Estate Salesroom No. III
YToed"ay; n & ne boroush ot Manhhian @ City OF Rev
ireses directed b said Judgment 70 be- sold I'd tber
ParSsls Of land stsas & wing and being in the Sfy
bounded and described follows beginning the
point formed by the Intersection OF the centre line OF
running westerly along the said centre line
Beeksr Street four hundred and twenty ve and i3l00
425 4s) feet. less. eastery line
Bronx southery along eastcrly line
the Bronx Park hundred eighty-f1ur 100
easterly along line Fulton Street four hun-
dred and fourteen and 5oo 4lf5e> feet less.
70 the centre line Of Barker Avenue and thence norhey
along the centre line Of Barker Avenue hundred and
tyeight and $500 feet the place OF
ondly described and conveyed In deeds follows: By
January 10 1870 and recorded in Lber I3s Of Deeds
page 40 in the office Of the Register of Westcheser
bearing date the 10th day OF April 1873 and recorded In
said Registers Office in ber 90l Of Deeds 24i and
bearing date January 2s isss and recorded in the Regis
ters Office Of the City and County of New
said deeds as lots Numbsrs io75 1910 is77 i67s 1879
1850 l6S1 1882 1853 1854 1888 1888 1857. 1855 1859
lard. deceased. situated westchester County New
York sold in partition by Phlo T Ruggles referee under
August 81 1853 in which Peter Ioriard and others are
plaintiffs and Jacob Loriard and Others defendants"
front Of and adjoining said lots. excepting OF
said premises have been heretofore
Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty OF the City of New
York for BRONX Park.
MERRILL. ROGERS. Attorneys for Plaintiff
following is a diagram the property 10 be sold
described above numbers have been given
Centre line Of Blocker Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
NEW: YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

OF NEW YORK.-FIenry SchiT Bodsn-
heiuieF Plaintiffs against Ieipzger Bank o. Leipzig
Germany Defendant County 0t
- place OF trial Action No
, T he Defendant: You hereby
moned TO complaint this
a copy OF your Plaintiffs within
this exclusive OF
the day service. and OF your failure appear
Judgment will be taken against YOU by default.
for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated July 18th 1901
STEINHARDT & GOLDMAN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Office Office Address:
No. 81 Nassau Street. Manhattan. New City
To Lepziger Bank Of Leipzig. Germany: foregoing
summons served by publication pursuant
order of Hon. James a. Blanchard. Justice
Supreme Court OF the state York. the 2ls
Gay OF August 1901 and fled August 22nd 1901 with
the complaint in The above entitled action the office Of
the Clerk OF the at he
House In the Borough OF Manhattan OF New
York in the state Of New York which
fled in said County Clerks Office
Dated New York. August 22nd 1901.
STEINHARDT 6 GOLDMAN,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

- YORK-Charles Lanier Trustee etc, Plaintiff
against Hugh Reilly others Defendants-In pur-
suance of Judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly
and entered in above-entted action, bearing
the qh day September. 1901. L. the undersigned
Referee il said Judgment named will sell at public
at the New York Real Estate Salesroom No Ill Broad
way in the Borough Of Manhattan. city Of New York
that dey by William NJ Ryan. auctoneer. the premises
directed by said Judgment be sold and described
as follows: certain lot piece parcel OF
with thereon erected. situate lying and
being the Ward Of the City OF New
aforesaid bounded and described follows. Be
Gin the Northerly side Of one hundred
street. distant hundred and forty
Q4O feet Westerly the formed by the
section Of said side Of One hundred and
formerly Fourth Avenue wdened); thence running
Northwardiv and parallel with Park Avenue ninety
nine feet and inches 10 the centre line of the
block hetveeu hundred and twenty eighth and one
hundred and twenty ninth Streets: thence Westwardly
of the block twenty-five feet
thence SGuhwardy. and again parallel with Park Ave
nuc eleven inches TO the Northerly
of one eighth street and thence
Easwardy said Notherly side OF one hundred
Street. twenty-five feet TO the poin
or place beginning BEING the same premises whSa
were conveyed to Hugh Reilly. by Robert n
Matthews and others by deed dated September l. ls3o
County Of New Lber 1858 of Conveyanees PAGE
1890.
Dated New YORK. September 18th. 1n1
F., RUSSELL. Referee.
PECEHAM MILLER & KING, Attorneys Tor flaintlt
so broadway, Borough OF Manhattan New YORK CttH
The following n diagram OF the above uescriueu
premises known number 81 East iZsth street
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
CRICKET.
THE OPENING GAME OF THE ENGLISH
TEAM.

THE OPENING GAME OF THE ENGLISH
TEAM
The opening game of the English cricket team
under B. j. T. Bosanquet, will be played to-day
Tie grounds of the Philadelphia Cricket Club at
Wtssahickon Heights. This match will be against
eighteen colts of the Quaker City. and will be the
original game which was postponed for a week
out Of respect for the late President. The Pha-
delphians have got out strong team for the match
and as the juniors have been practising for it all
summer it is expected that they will make good
showing against their opponents. The team will be
as follows: A. c. Wood. tr., c. B. Wallace and D.
A. Roberts. OF the Moorestown Cricket Club; c. G.
Morris, w. NJ. Morris. r. II. Patton. II. A. Haines
and r. c. Sharpless. of the Merton Cricket Club:
P N Leroy, J. L. Patterson, A. G. Scattergood and
p. o. Sheridan. of the Philadelphia Cricket Club;
F. c. Pearson c. r White f S White and w. p
Newhall. of the Germantown Cricket Club, and w.
d. Banes, of the Belfield Cricket Club.
Captain Bosanquet has announced that his team
will be B. J. T. Bosanquet, o. F. S. Crawford, F.
Mitchell E. NJ Dewson. r. +. More. E. r. Wilson.
p r. Johnson A. NJ Hollns, l. V Parkin. W. l..
So many changes have been made in the schedule
that IT is not definitely known yet what date
the New-York game is to be played AS originally
arranged 1t TO take place on September 25 and
26 but at the request OF the Associated Cricket
Clubs of Philadelphia it changed to October
ther change has been made in the schedule, but
at last accounts the Knickerbocker Athletic Club
under whose auspices the match is to be played
here, had not learned of It.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

OF NEW NpRh--MOrrfson Y. T. PIafnrIr
against Le-pziger Bank. OF Leipzig,
summons To the above named defendants. You ar,
HEREBY summoned 10 the
and 70 Of PLAINTIFFS at
mons exclusive OF the day OF service. OF your
failure 10 appear answer. Judgment be taken
against you by default for the relief demanded in the
Dated. New York City. June eS isai
UNDERWOOD VAN WORST, ROSF,N & HOYT Plain
tfs Attorneys. once and Post address n, 81
William Street. Borough OF Manhattan CITY Of New
- y. ~"
To the above named defendant, I<Ipziger Bank ar
I<ip<is Hefinany- Ihe foreSoinS Is h.rehy
served upon YOU BY publication an order OF
the hon David McAdam. Suprema s,,,rr
q the STATE OF New Work lated the 18th OF July
1sci and nied with the complaint in oioe Of the
Clerk OF the County OF New az the County, 1o,-
York. the 18th day July 1901 '' - W"
Dated. New York City 18th 1901
tSi'EHWcCp. VAN WORST. ROSEN HOYH
torneys for Plaintiff ONCE Once address. -
William Street. Borough Of Manhattan, CITY Of Nsv
~ u 49,
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
cUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

- EIIa A Tiamann, PlaintiH against Francts ].
schnusg peendant-In Of Judgment OF fore
clos made and entered in the above
action bearing date the first day Of August lSOl
the Referee In said Judgment named.
public auction at the New York Real Estate
Saiesroom. No. III broadway In the borough OF man
OF York. the fourth day or Septein-
ber 1901 twelve o'clock noon that day. by William
NJ RYAN premises directed by said tudg-
be sold. and therein described as follows All
parcel of land with the building
thereon erected situate yins and being In the Iweh
Is bounded described follows. TO wit: Com
Ineneng at point on the Southwestery SIDE OF the
distant hundred and thify-stx
half inches Northwesefly from the cor
formed by the intersection Of the Norhsry side of
One hundred and hfyeiebth street with the southwes
Lafayette measured along the
Southwestery thereof and running thence
Souhery nearly and of the distance through
wall inches to the North
hfty-eighth Street point
thereon distant feet and
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20

YORK-Nount Morris Co-Operatve Building and
Loan Association. Plaintiff, against George w Floyd
al. Defendants.In pursuance OF Judgment OF
closure Sale, duly made and entered in the above
entitled action bearing date the 18th September,
1901 T. undersigned, the Referee said judgment
named viii sell at Public Auction, the New York
Real Salesroom. No. Ill Broadway,
oush Manhattan City New York, on the iith day
81 October 1901. IL o'clock noon. on that day, by
William NJ. Ryan. AuctOneer. the premises by
judgment be sold. and fol
lows: All that certain lot piece parcel with
the buildings and improvements thereon erected situate
lying and being in the Twenty-fourth City,
County and State Of New York. and bounded and de-
scribed follows: Beginning a point where the
Southerly side of Hampden Street formerly known
East lSith Street ntersects the boundary line
of premises heretofore conveyed by Alfred j. Taylor
and Others to Helen L. Willis. by deed. dated May
13. 1887 recorded Office of the Register of the
city and County OF New York in Iiber 2o5o of Con
Neyances i1 running thence Soufherly along the
land Of said Willis hundred and thrty-three and
h5-loo 133 55) feet thence Westerly Fortytwo and
21-Io0 ~ 20 point distant Southerly hun
dred and thirty and sGl00 13gs6l feet from the
Southerly sid. Hampden Street measured along
line drawn through said point and parallel 10 the hrst
thence Westerly along land formerly
seven and 10 100 te7 thence Northerly
parallel 10 Thirty four and 100
7s) feet Eastery angie of hundred
thirty degrees nineteen minutes twenty three and
7l-lOo t2s7D point hundred feet southerly
from the souheriy side Of Hampden Street. measured
feet distant thence Northery along said last
mentioned ne hundred feet 10 the Southerly side
OF and thence Easterly along the said
Southerly side Hampton Street Fftytwo and 1s-0o
(s2 lS the point place OF beginning Subject
however conditions and restrictions
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
MRS. HOBART IN TEARS.

Paterson. Sept. 10 (Specan.-When Vice e-Presldent
Garrett A Hobart died the city of Canton sent
message of coincidence To this city. This courtesy
was returned to-day. when Mayor Hinchffe wired
the following message:
10 Mayor Of Canton-Citizens of Paterson in
memorial service assembled. send sympathetic
greetings and coincidence to city Of Canton for its
and the nations great loss. John Hichlfe, Mayor.
Mrs Hobart attended the memorial service this
afternoon occupying seat among the crowd. At
Mr. Hobarts funeral the Orpheus Club sang
Weary Hands This hymn repeated to-day
by the same club. Mrs. Hobart much affected
and moved TO tears
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20

. ,r,-,xIate amount Of the lien charge 70 satisfy
which tfe described property is sold is
e. with interest thereon from day OF
Septcrber 1901. together with costs and allowance
ouutng $500 I6 with interest from September 3D.
rToximato amount Of assessments. other liens
Itr ra ~ he allowed the purchaser the pLr-
chase money or paid BY the Referee, Is $500 10 and
400,
A"- " MOSES j. SNEUDAIRA, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
Centre line OF Fulton Street.

The approximate amount IF the lien charge satisfy
which the above described TO Is
with Interest thereon the 18th
together with costs and alowsnce S157os
with interest thereon from
the expenses of the sale, The approximate
taxes assessments other liens which allowed
the purchaser out OF the purchase paid
referee is S265. and interest.
The premises will be sold subject covenants
taned in deed recorded the office Register
MesChester County In Iiber 13S a 400 sui
tect also TO existing easements II and
Fulton Streets and Barker Avenue. and to for
The princpa sum OF $4,000. now prior lien thereon
with interest the SeS from
Dated. New York. August 26. 1901.
JAMES B. KIISHEIMER
The of the above described ad-
journed Wednesday September 2th 1901 at the
time and place
JAMES II. KILSHEIMER Referee.
MERRILL. & ROGERS. Attorneys Plaintiff
Z III Broadway. Manhattan. New CITY.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
{ sAFoTE A RECORD BREAKER
AlsEADY MAKING FASTEST EASTWARD TRIP
70 HAyRE. SHE NOW TAKES THE
WESTWARD MARK

,s,, s" French Line steamship La Savoie which
a, s'-s port clearing the Sandy Hook Lghtship at
'sut u IS a. m. on September Il was reported in
res,a- r.s dispatch as arriving at Hayre st 6 a. m
aior. fier record for the passage therefore is
ome,- Gays l5 hours and 2 minutes. This is the
made H. une between New-York and Hayre ever
this ,1ss ,aaL steamer On her maiden vova pc IN
She fbsrterao - oapoies time days and ii hours
bound soit bolcs the record for both the west
snd Hsyre passages between this port
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
18th Street.
2sth Streat.


The approximate of the lien charge sa
isfy which the above described property sold
-. wi thereon from the 31st
August 1901 together with costs and allowance amount
10 49, with interest from September Sd, 1901
together with the of the sale The approximate
amount OF taxes assessments or other liens which are
to he allowed the purchaser out of the purchase
money or paid Referee. is Sl79 ST. and interest
1901 in they liens the
time of completion of sale.
New York. September 4th 1901
ARTHUR ID. TRUAX Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
foreclosure Sales.

contained in the William D. Peck to Laura
A. Caldwell, the dated July A. 1891. and recorded
the office Of the Register of the City and County of
ew York July 10 1891, and the other dated March H.
ls9 and recorded in said Registers L. 1891.
Dated New York. Sept 18th. 1901.
GERARD ROBERTS Referee
REEVES. TODD & SWAIN. Attorneys for Plaintiff 53
Liberty St, Borough of Manhattan City Of New York
The following is diagram OF the property to be sold;
IIa11ru
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20

The auproximate amount OF the lien satisfy
which he above described Is be sold IS
S1o 25O co with interest thereon from July 1901 to-
eeher with and allowances amounting Os
vjfh l. 1901, together
repses ~ .ha The approximate amount
assessments other liens which be allowed
purchaser out Of the purchase money paid by the
Referee is SG9. 90 and interest.
Dated, New York. August l. 1901
REGINALD ~. WILLIAMS. Referee.
mentioned sale OF the
hereby adjourned the nineteenth day Sep
terrber 1901. the hour and place.
New York September 4. 1901
REGINALD H. WILLIAMS.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20

e. l2sth Street
The annroxirnate amount the lien charge satisfy
witch he above described property to be sold
500 09i Ia with interest from the both Of
1e0f and allowances amount
ing 10 interest from the 9th day OF sepe
her IO01 the OF the sale. The
anproximate amount Of rents. assessments
Other be allowed TO the purchaser
out of the purchase money paid by the Referee is
81 interest.
Dated New York September 10th. 1901
ISAAC u. RUSSELL, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20

approximate amount of the charge to satisfy
icn tne above-described property is he is
l51O0 with interest thereon from the 17th day
- oel,.efhoe 1901. together with
ar UNI ing to $40 60O0 together with expenses
ne sdl Ihe approximate taxes, assessments
ana water rates. or other liens. allowed
10 me me purchaser out Of the purchase money paid
oy the Referee, is S335 and interest
b"tsu New York. the 18th day of September, 1901
GERARD ROBERTS faree
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20

Goth Street
The approximate Of liens charges to satisfy
which the above described property TO he sold
SIG f9Osl with interest thereon from September 9Th
lHOI together with costs and allowance Amounting
S33 with interest thereon from September 10Th IeoI
ana tne expenses OF the sale The approximate amount
OF taxes assessments other liens. which BE-
allowed to the purchaser OF the p,rcbasa ,ra ~ e
by the Referee. is S4 PSI so with Interest money u
Dated September 11th. 1901.
SAML- v. HEIMBERGER Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
foreclosure Sales.

hns inches Westerly fron- the corner aforesaid
running Westerly along said Ncrtherly line % aid
eighteen feet; thence Norherly and parallel with
nLrst-nentoned and part OF the distance
another party wall feet and three
So" OF an inch the Southwesterly side OF SAID
Lafayette point thereon distant along sad
sfeb,h side thereof nineteen feet one ana one
Inches Northwestern point place %
peginnng and thence souheaserIy along Boulevard
measuring along said crving Southwestery ste
nn,. nineteen feet and oneeghth inches TO ths
poI1i, or place OF beginning
Na'ec' New York August l. 1901
crJ.prr, REGINALD H. WILLIAMS. Referee
Street New York
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
AT ORANGE

A good contest is looked for on Saturday after
noon on the Orange Oval, when the crack Orange
Athletic Club team will play their old rivals. the
Watsesing Baseball Club.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
BASEBALL.
THE RECORDS.
ALL BALL GAMES OFF.

All baseball games scheduled yesterday by both
the National and American leagues We're postponed
out of respect to the late President
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20

MERRILL e. ROGERS Attorneys Plaintiff.
III BroadWay. Manhattan. Now York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20

as described above. no street numbers ha'
Centre line of Blocker Stree
The colored American., 1901-11-16
A HEROINE IN EBONY.

A very unique but most valuable
pamphlet has come to this office under
the caption of Harriet Tubman the
Heroine in Ebony" 1t is prepared
by Mr.. Robert W. Taylor the fnan
cial secretary of Tuskegee institute
with a most pertinent introduction by
Prot. Booker T. Washington. The
story of the life of this brave woman
should be known by every intelligent
AtrO-American old as well as young
Her career reads like romance won.
dertully blended with the elements of
fiction She was in service in the dark
days, was q active participant IN the
underground railway and without a
knOwledg of the compass her only
guide was the North star. She Is now
IN poverty and the object of the PAM
phlet is to secure funds enough through
the sale of it to make the final pay
ment on her h0me. Through the eff
forts of Mr.. Taylor, Prof. Washington
and others, small sum has been
raised but more is needed. The pam
phlet sells for % cents but it is worth
fifty times the selling price. Every
AtrO-American of race pride and ev-
cry patriotic An erican should buy
copy of this pamphlet,
Send % cents to Robert W. Taylor,
Z Grenville Place. Boston, Mass.
Agents are wanted and good commits
sions will be given. The Editor of
The Colored American hopes that
every reader of The Colored Ameri-
can will send at least % cents to the
above address for one of these pamp'
lets and that those who are interested
in this noble woman will buy more
copies and secure agents.
The colored American., 1901-11-16
LATE LOCALS

Mr.. Il. 81, HargTaves of the War De-
partment has retu'De from Ohio where
he went to cast straight republican
vote. ....# ... ......
Messrs. J. E Dent ard R J. O'Brien
of the House of representatives., were
pl, asant callers at our sanctum this
week.
Mel SIS. Chss Jackson and George
R Brown Of Pittsburg, Pa. are In the
city. seeing the sights and incidenily
IA king in the races.
Cards are out announcing the nup-
tisl. Of Miss IIene e. Payne and MIR.
VIM B Price, Tuesday evening. No
vembeI 26 b at Mt Zion NJ. E. church,
West Washir on.
G. W. Keats, Deputy United States
Msrshsl for the Eastern District of Az
k4nsas, arrived here this morning with
q b " sentenced to The Reform School.
While here Mr. Keats Will be the
guest OF Cap. E. l.. Baker, Jr. Cap
Baker has but reoentIy returned from
the Philippines.
The Capital P easure Club gave one
% It's characteristic bar OUTS and en-
tersa'nments at Irving Hall last Thurs
dav eyeaies Among the invited guess
we're Hon. Gesrge Il. White, Editor E.
z. Ca oper and host of OtheIs In ad-
dasion mDers OF Inc cluO