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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21
ULTIMATUM TO BRIGANDs.
Given Six Days to Accept stone Ran.
som Money.

LONDON, Nov. IA despatch from
Sofia says that Consul General Dickinson
has sent an uItimatua 70 the brigands.
according 10 the ''Vezerna Posta- whose
editor formerly was member Of the Ma
cedonian Committee, giving them six dayg
to accept S60,o as ransom fer Mss Stone
the American missionery- 4 this amount
IS not accepted within the time mention
ed, Mr. Dickinson-s offer will be with
drawn
The Bulgarian foreign ministry resents
the insinuations published abroad that
the Government IS acting IN bad faith.
and af1rms entire readiness to take any
action suggested by DR.. Dickinson
Acting upon his advice. the village of
Gratehowo was surrounded and searche6
fortnight ago, but the brigauds we're not
there Mr. Dickirson's later fnformat tion
that the bandits were concealed in the
Belleritza Mountains near Dubgitzs
could not be acted upon. as an eno11irr
showed the place in question to be within
Turkish territory.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21
MILTON C. BARNARD DEAD.

Brother of Supreme Court justice
Suecumbs to Lung Trouble.
Milton c. Barnard, a brother OF Joh-
Barnard, an associate member Of the Su-
preme Court CT the District, died Of con-
gestion of the lungs today about noon
at his residence. No 2220 Sixth Street
northwest
Mr. Barnard was born in Porter county.
Indiana, and came 10 this city in 1874. He
was a lawyer and became a member of
the firm Of Edwards & Barnard. In later
years he was engagez il the real estate
title business.
When the news of Mr.. Barnard's deatR
reached the City Hall. his brother. Justice
Barnard was presiding in Criminal Court
No. 2, which was adjourned en- motion OF
Attorney Tracy L. JehoFds-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21
BODY OF AYRRS
Tn PAPER MACHE
MODEL OF CORPSE 10 BE SHOWN
Mrs Benine aaa .sury Must witness
Struggle WI1h the wound
Marked HannsEEa In the
CoaFt Chamber.


One of the first ordeaIs through which
the jury IN the ease CT Mrs. Bonine snd
the prisoner muss pass has been prepared
by the Government. and may be sprung
today OF at the latest. tomorrow morn
ing This is perhaps the most gTuesome
exhibit ever prepared by the prosecution
in z case where TeIIned woman appeared
as the defendant L is an exact repro
dnetlon in -pspier=rnaehe OF the body OF
/ James Seymour 9Ayres, the murdered nan.
as it was f5nad IN his room at the Ken
more Hotel The fictitious body. with bull
let holes gaping through the painted
sides, 50 tinted as to resemble human
flesh. VIII be given 8 prominent position
in the court room. It viii be paced on
bier, covered gitR white sheet, and
while IN full view Ct the jury. will be at
all times directly il front Of the frail
little woman charged With the murder Of
Ayres.
Best Talent Employed
The most skilled talent in the employ
of the Government departments, the high
! est s&laried artisans and the genius that
! could be cuIIed from the laboratories of
q great nation we're utilized 10 produce
this thing to be used to convict a woman
Of a crime involving her life.
The measurements and proportions of
the body. o, maanikin. we're taken from
the dead body Of Young Ayres. The
head is perfectly formed. Every mark,
stain, bruise, ana popularity found upon
the original is reproduced and to all ap-
pearaRees it is real corpse. 1t is a
siekening exhibit. Three great bullet
holes cape from the hedy and limbs. The
clotted blood whic;l drained out sof the
wounds wounds. brings the tragedy back in all
its horrors.
The limbs Of The body are wired like
those OF a Skeleton. so that It caa be
ma made to aet-and assume any position pos
sf5ie- IN human being The figure is re-
garded splendid masterpiece.
Profound Secrecy observed.
The authorities. for various reasons.
refuse to state IN which of the Govern
ment departments the mannikin was
made All that - be learned about it
is that it has been n storage at the Emer-
-geney Hospital for several months, and
was brought to the City Hall late yester-
] day afternoon.
The CHASTITY thing now lies on a stretch
er in the Office Of District Attorney Could.
| ana Mrs. Bonine IS 10 sit and witness q
court employee struggle with a duplicate
| OF the man whose dsssh-ss charged TO her
i Revolver in hand, the framed assistant
| will wrestle with the writing figure, and
/ will attempt to demonstrate how the ia
/ tai shots e-ere fired
1x12 Bright Boards sim s5.So per
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21
KING EDWARD DIsPLaAsED.
Efforts to stop Ba<tcr IN seats for
the Coronation.

MANCHESTER, Nov. 21.-The London
correspondent of the Guardian" writes
that King Edward has expressed his de-
sire that the congregation At his corona
ton should be composed exclusively of
British citizens.
King Edward resolved on this = says
the correspondent, because many t-ans-
Atlantic and continental persona ges have
been Offering large sums for seats IN
Westminster Abbey. He decided that the
mere fact that seats were being sold
should dispo5sess the holder OF his noni-
nee of the right OF occupation.
''It is said that the King is greatly cha
grined at the extent TO which the right
to occupy seats in the Abbey has been
bartered' -
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21
ToLsToY REPORTED DEAD.
Message Received in London That
the Count has Passed Away.

LONDON, Nov. 21-A message to the
Central News from St Petersburg, re-
ports that Count Tolstoy is dead
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21

\ mysterious rurnor had been IN eireu-
Iatfon in washington naval circles 10 the
effect that the Buffalo, which has 400
landsmen aboard, had been wrecked IN the
Medfterrar mean
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21
AMERICAS ALLEGED REQUEST.
SAID to Have Asked Porte 70 .,,o-
Fleet Through. Dardaac,1e~

IeSt THOUGH DardaaetIeK.
VIENNA Nov 2I--The 'aTaggebIattn To-
day prints ConstantinopIe Telegram,
which states that the Government al
Washington has asked the Forte's per-
mission to send an American feet through
the Dardanelies with the presumabIe OBJ
1eet OF making demonstration against
Bulgaria on account Of the abduction and
continuing captivity of Miss Stone. the
American missionary.
The "TaggebIatt" thinks that the Sui
tan viii refuse the permission asked for,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21
500 no FhfIadeIphfa and Re- $500
TN Via I.enrsxIxanfa RniIroad

Account Vest Pojnt-Zaval Academy football
game Tickets on sale Nov ., and to II 90 g. m
Nov. So ls.nited to return until Dec .. Special
train OF restbuled coaches paTior cars and dining
car viii lezve Washington at 1910 a. m, Nov
50, direct to grounds. returning at conclusion Of
game.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21
THE BUFFALO AT SAN JUAN.
United states Training ship Reaches
Porto Rico.

SAN JUAN, P. R.. Nov 21.-The United
States training ship Buffalo has arrived
here.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21

Dressed common Boards, SI.25 pez
14a feet, by Frank L45hey s. CO.
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NorfoIk g Washineton stea1.,l,oat C

Delightful trips daily at $50 p. m. from loot
Tth ST to Old Point Comfort. Norfolk, Virginia
Beach. and Newport News See ad- page Z.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21

FIynn's Business College, stIa and X.
Business, Shorthand Typewriting-s25 year.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21

Doors 81 each, white Pine, IL ia,
toe; already painted L;bbes 3 Co.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21

Best Laths, Kiln Dried, s2D per
I,OO0: fnegt made. F. Lihbey L Co.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21
QUIET FOLLOWS
LIBERAL VICTORY.
INSURGENTS ARE IN FULL CONTROL
Commander McCren Declares That
He VIII Fight il Necessary
to Protect American
Interests,

COLON, Colombia, Nov 21.-The fall OF
Colon after an attack on The defending
Government forces by the Liberals has
not been followed by disorder Affairs IN
the town are extremely quiet, all the bus
mess houses having been closed after the
Liberal victory.
To Appoint New Officials.
The statement IS made that officials IN
der the new regime are to be appointed
today and the announcement OF their
rames Is awaited with keep interest.
The Liberals are nov in control Of ali
the railway stations between this city
and Las Cascadas. Transit continues
without interruption.
The Colombian gunboat General Pinzon
is not here at present. but there is a re
port that it is likely 10 arrive at any
time and, if its troops become aggres-
| sive. serious sroubIe is likely to result.
Commander NeCrea14 Position
Only one war vessel is now in port, the
| United States guRboat Nachfas. An in
/ creased number of American marines
/ have been sent ashore and Commander
AeCrea states that, while he has no pres
ent intention Of interfering with the sit
uation. he will fght if 1t becomes neces-
sary to do SO in order TO protect Amer
lean property and rights
As noFther is threatening, all the
shipping has left the Dor1, fearing de-
structien from the storm il they remain
ed
The Navy Department has received the
following despatch from Captain Perry,
commanding the batuesnip Iowa:
Colon, Nov q.
| Secretary Navy. Washington
| Everything quiet No further inter
! ference since notification. Transit and
/ telegraph communication open Colon IN
possession Of Liberals and quiet.
PERRY"
In telegram received at the state De-
| partment this afternoon. Consul General
| Gudger, stationed at Panama, says that
| everything on the IsthInus Is quiet; th&t
| telegTaphIc communication has been re-
established, AID that trains are running
regularly
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21

No I va. Flooring stfII 81 per 100
It.. by Fsank LIbbey Co. I44z1zMg
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CONTINUED on second page.)
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Laths, s2.zo. PIusterIng Laths, 81. .T5
finest kind made. at 9th and y Y ave. nv
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21
SOUGHT BY KOREA.
wants American Legation PremIseE
at PeLfnE.

PEKTNG. Nov. z1-Korea is understood
70 b. negotiating for the purchase OF the
American Legation premises in which to
establish its own legation here.
The transfer would take place on JaR<
uary should the United States consent.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21

1x12 Bright Boards stIII $3.50 per
1o0 #; kiln dried. toe 9th and n. J. ave-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21
story of the Tragedy.

"The deceased came to this city and
took up occupation as clerk IN the Cen
sus ofice. He secured room 20 in the
Kenmore Hotel. On the morning Of May
Is last he was found drenehed in his own
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21

Flooring only S1.25 per 100 ft., and
ali one width: kiln GEicd. Libby & Co.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21

Fair, warmer tonight and Friday; Hight
northeriy winds, becoming variable
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-21

blood This young man had attended The
Dental School at Columbia University At
the Kenmore he became acquainted with
thn occr--os NJ Pnni-a
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24

Dusheis against $4,000 bushels the week previous
ana 2,lSo.G9 bushels last year. Liverpool was
>sd lower and Paris off equal to 20 a bushel
mere was no shipping demand: the seaboard
ported only seventeen loads Clearances were H.
rm bushels. Northwestern receipts were large:
southwestern small Total Western receipts were
somewhat ahead of last year. $4,000 bushels.
against l.105.h0 bushels Worlds shipments were
s.sfseo bushels. and considerably larger than ex-
pected- The visible increased 1,753 900 bushels.
There was small increase on passage Rain IS
predicted for the Northwest, and may check re-
ceipts.
Oats were quiet. easier early, hut rallying with
corn. The close was unchanged to &c over Satur-
day. September, S51s May, 2Sasc. Oats moved up
and down with corn. There was Cudahy selling
early. Shipping sales 10000 bushels. The
inspection 15 cars: the estimate 235. Clear
ances $4,000 bushels. The visible increased
H2,09 bushels. and the Chicago stock increased
81 900 bushels
Flax was easy, spot and futures &c to &c lower;
cash closed 81 IS 81 60; September, 81 5S October,
81 43. At the three points there were IS Of
seed, against 23o last year. Duluth was off as
much Chicago
Provisions steady; the trade in them mod
crate. Hogs were sc to 1Oc higher, best grades
81 40 or the highest price of the season Pro-
visions closed unchanged to sc higher than Satur-
day. 1t is assumed the leading longs dis
posed to sell on the strong places.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

., BY sTyan !. Kennedy CO.: 172ls Csnast, ss !
n foreclosure sale; T Gillender agt Jessie !, Van
ref due iudgt 81 800 96 COSTS Sl7s 90 etc.
S4a3 ga sub judg foreclosure S12 49,
6S9693 F. 1f6th n 325 of Willis-ave, T5x100;
story bk double dwg pub
BY Peter + Meyer Whitlock- ++2 Sc II
Of Leggett-ave 75x110; vacant: Longfellowst.
5 - II of 172d-st. 25x1OO: also Longfeow-
St 100 IT of 1I2d-s 25x1oo; vacant; foreclosure
sale; Emil Levi agt George Stolz ct al; Simpson &
Merner attys; William Donihee il ref due on 1udgt.
s2.Bl4 5S: costs S2i9 %: taxes. etc, $500.
BY Il Phillips Co: 460 West 143h-st. 1T2 n W
OF Convent-ave, 16X99l1 dwg h; foreclosure
sale g W Slade I Schnugg all : Robin
SON atty Locke, ref; due udgt. Sl231S 49,
S325 81 taxes etc. S267 O1.
BY D p Ingraham & Co: Boulevard Lafayette. $.
I331 II Of Fort Washington Park 5Ox00 vacant; also
plot on rear ahutting private street 50x10s90;
vacant; mtge. Sl9l; also LOT private
Boulevard Park 25xI2 13x7 5; also all right
title and interest land under in front: 54
West li2d st 401 fl broadway 16x99 story
dwg h .750: $I4.35 partition Daisy
NJ Fredericks ct al agt Susan L Fredericks
Crea. Sorrcrville Taylor attys Henry Thompson
By Philip 4 Smyth: 1.015 Trinity-ave and
East 1s5th-st. T34sxIO0; three hs
with stores foreclosure sale, Mary r McAvoy Tah
McL"ughin ct al NJ Farley. atty: j H Shaffer. ref;
due udgt Sl3.2T3 06: costs S33T %: taxes ST.
6Si ~; prior mtges. $4,000
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
REAL ESTATE.
W. BAYARD CUTTING. JR.. TAKES TITLE
TO AN UPTOWN PARCET-THE O'CON-
NOR FARM. IN FLATBUSH. SOLD TO
A MANHATTAN SYNDICATE.

Robert McCaherty yesterday transferred title to
No. 5s East Eishty-hrst-st., 16x1O22 feet, to w
Bayard Cutting, jr
Leonard r, Nicoll yesterday took title to a plot
lSloa feet, the south side Fifty -third-st 2s
feet west of Park-ave.. from Mabel A Downing for
stated consideration Of $40 500
voorhees, & Floyd have sold for Edward F Bed
dali' No 1SS East Thirtyseventh-st 20x5ox100 feet
four story brownstone dwelling house
Douglas Robinson Charles S. Brown & Co. have
sold for Mrs f. a. Norris, to A c. Power No
oo East Fffty-fourth-st., four-story dwelling
house lot 2Ox1O05 feet
A. E. Gibbs and c. W. Kirby have sold for
Daniel Farrell No. 900 Seventh-ave a seven-story
apartment house. plot 5ox100 feet for about
SlS OOo The same firm has also sold Nos. 7O5
ana IOI Third-aVe three-story brownstcne bulsi-
ness building, TO investor.
George F. Johnston & Sons have sold to J. A.
blFch No. 20 Beck-st a two-story and basement
A c. & II. NJ. Hall have sold No ISL West One
hundred-and d-forty -second-st. hve-story. double
apartment house.
Isaac II. Cothier taken title to a plot 25x1OoS
feet the north side of Ninety -ffth-st. IT'S feet
west of Parkave.. and another plot 60x1OOs feet
near 1t in the same street from John W. Salter
AMI another
-. f. r. Wood g. Co. have sold for A G. Love. No
q West Ninety-seventh-st.. four story aud base
ment dwelling house lot 1Iy100u feet
Richard J.. MeSSter has taken title a large
plot on the north side Of Northumberland -fifty-
nnth-st., 2Si feet east of St Nicholas-ave., from
Maxwell Stevenson.
property 1sX1O5 feet the west side of Park-ave.
50 feet south of Thrty-sxth-st. to F. Sturges for
about $4,000
Frederick c. Isles sold yesterday the O'Connor
cate of this city about SIS 600 is said that
the syndicate will improve the property.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. Sept. 23.-The official closing quo
,ations for mining stocks to-day were as follows:
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept q (SpeciaD.-There has been a
large cash business here to-day. 10000 bushels
no one knows the terms but charters were taken.
and the claim is most OF IT for export ana all
Tor corn The concern which worked the cash,
barilett-Frazier. bought the September all day
advanced Il 15sc and narrowed its discount under
December from Izzc Saturday to lhc. This Sep
ternber strength was the feature. but the whoie
market advanced somewhat. after showing weak
hess early. The close Il to lhc ovSr SATURDAY
December opened from 5sas to $3.50, sold betweeh
b< and 5sizc sellers and closed ar 1880; the Sep
teInber closed at 5s14c and the May at 81 me
theory is the bull crowd in corn proposes TO move
out a share OF the big stock. Cash transactions
SATURDAY. and to-day exceeded 100000 bushels. The
total corn stock here IN public houses Is about
tash0sO bushels the contract stock is about 5,oW-
ho bushels and the which IS now being
moved out is contract. Receipts were 2Si cars the
1s,lrnate for tomorrow 49, The visible increased
heae bushels. and the Chicago stock. 7i0300o bush
Hs' increased 1900 bushels Worlds shipments
we're only 2.os3.oc0 bushels. Primary receipts are
'sss than last year Wet weather is predicted for
ne West That should curtail movement. The
'ui party led the buying. Patten Bartlett and
plhers took the September: of the local
'horfs were frightened in
wheat was easy, the range within Jzc and the
,'oSe nc unoer Saturday. The mood was most In
's@hced by the large Russian shipments 5ss 900
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY n p Ingraham & CO: 231 West 1s5th-st n 800 #
Of Sthaye 25x99 H. story fiat h; foreclosure sale;
Equitable Life Assurance Society Raymond all
Alexander Colby. attys; f o Iren. ref action No l.
Que on Juds S1S92 So costs. 1896 20 Ss6l %
70 pf for S23 S66 30 West 135th- 2G0 TT of
Sth-aYe 25xa9 II, foreclosure sale;
PARTIES: action No -: Judgt, S1S.592 30;
$3.50 "a: plf 366. PAL West
l3athst. 115 y of Sthave 25X99 H. story fiat
n; foreclosure sale: same parties action No b due on
1udg Sl5A2 So costs. $3.50 T5; 1851 %;
plf for s2236 PAT West 35h-st. 100 1T of sth
ave 25x H. story fiat h: foreclosure sale: same par
ties action No g. due udet S1039 H. $3.50
taxes etc. SSH 90: plh for S21 s66
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Washington ave. s. $50 IT w OF South Maiu-st
City Island. for two story and attic frame
dwelling house. % 6x2T.6; Laura Knupper
premises. owner; ] Garvin. architect.......
Collegc-ave. No 379. for story brick factory,
25x21 Otto Haussmann. No 200 East 50th-st.
owner: Charles SllgnTayer. No 3o6 East SD
129th-st. n s. 100 II OF Sth-ave. for six story
brick tenement house 5oxS6.4; Leon A Liebers-
kind No 36 West 115th-st owner; George +
Pelham. No SOB 9Th ave. architect ..............
Montgomery-ave at intersection of Aqueduct-ave.
for one story frame tool house. lo3xIs; Mrs
p Lees. High Bridge. owner: stephen
Mapes. No .. 26+ Aqueduct-ave architect 1900.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
0ounirn properin Go Eei.

NEWMARKET COUNTRY CLUB. MILFORD. CARO-
" LINE COUNTY. NIRGINIA.-WilI a club
fifteen gentlemen
ing privileges TWO THOUSAND ACRES Of land to
gether with furnished dwelling and outhouse
In yard OF 20 acres. with 15o varieties
mental trees The home of the Newmarket grant
from George the First OF England. $4,000 acres.
Handed down from father Tor 175 years Under
the shadow of the circle ks horn and
reared Colonel Baylor. First Aid General Washing
ton at trenton. and Colonel ArInistead who Com
Psndng officer at Fort McIsnry kept the English
Nine passenger trains minutes fror,
ton Seven hours from NewYork City. hours fror,
Washington City. -'-
Rent may be used by club IN improving property
owners home broken by death. wishes property oc-
cupied "
Fairly well stocked with quail and wild turkeys.
J. B. BAYLOR.
George RaNlor. Il-'
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
90 uhom 1t Mlap Concern.

TRADE MARK NOTICE.-The undersigned
manufacturers and patentees OF fountain styosraphic
pens notice that they have adopted the
Trademark and be stamped goods
featured the character and Keystone and
trademark has been duly fled with the
Secretary filed with the clerk OF New York
the law requires SOPER & SlENEWRio6T,
No Fulton St. New York
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

S1st-st. No IS Eaet 16x1O2. 2: Robert McCarerty
70 W Bayard Cutting. jr; mortgage, $4,000. r
~ -"
o'th-st Nos 231 and I'D East, 40x9s II part;
Conrad ] Muth 10 Anna Muth: mortgage.
=, $3.50
Prospect ave. $, at Dawson-st, Go. .1lx
jos lOXl2T9. gore. Walter Odell TO Harrison
CrVok ct al. r 5. s11 -; mortgages, So 600. q
Slsts :. 200 II " OF Parkave. 19x1O2. .: Judah
L Adler 70 Julia G Walker; mortgage. S13.OOo
:, :" o.
SD -. = 30 u OF Park-ave 1SxIOO5: Mabel
\ Downing 10 Leonard Nicoll. mortgage
Park ave, e, 53 II Of 36th-st. fsxlO5; Edward
Sturges 10 Frederick Sturges. r 8. S2i 25.
H3th-st, lI5 n W Of Park ave. 25xlO0s; a5th-
st. n =. 2i0 Il " OF Park ave. 60xi00s: John W
Salter 81 al to Isaac II Clothler: r 5. SIS. -.
West End-ave s. 42.9 II OF 96th-st Is 3x95
I!avid Christie to Hannah Maher; mortgage
$4,000: Il s. So Observation-Disclosures. rs.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
West 15sth street

The approximate Of the charge TO ..tisf
Witch the above described property be
$40 $50 90 with thereon from July 81 1901 to
with Interest l. 1891. with m.
Of The and
liens which allowed 20 tbs
purchaser OF the purchase money paid BIZ the
Referee 30 and interest
Dated York. August l. 1901
REGINALD II. WILLIAMS Rereree
The above mentioned sale Of the property above
adjourned the nineteenth
tember. 1901, at the same hour and place
New York. September 4. 1901
REGINALD H WILLIAMS Rsrsres.
The above mentioned sale Of the property fa-
scribed hereby adjourned the OF
September. 1901. the hour and place
New York. September 20. 1901
REGINALD H WILLIAMS. Referee.
CHARLES B. MEYER. Attorney for Pisinti~
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
foreclosure Gales-
SUPREIE COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
Ella A, Temann. Plaintiff. against Franci, J.
Schnugg pefendantIn pursuance Of Judgment OF fore
titled action bearing day August. 1901.
J. the Undersigned Referee named
Will sell public auction the New Real Eststs
salesroom. No Ill Broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian City Of New York, the fourth day OF Septen
per- IDOL at twelve O'Clock that day. by William
NJ Ryan auctoneer the premises directed by said tuds
Ient to be sold and therein described follows: All
certain lot piece parcel of land with the building
situate lying and being the twelfth
Ward OF the city OF New York. Borough Of Manhattan.
which is bounded described follows
inercing at point the Southwesrerly side OF
Lafayette. distant hundred thirtysiS
Zee, Two and onehalf inches Nothwestery from the
by the intersection Northerly side OF
one hundred and hfyeghth Street with Southwest
curvins Southwestery side thereof
Souhery or nearly part the distance through
paLy seVeny-wO feet and nine inches the North
side or one hundred a
@ tneieon distant hundred and
.rseIshlh inches Westerly aforesaid.
running westerly along said NOrtherly line OF satf
eshteen feet thence NortherIy parallel with
another wall seventy-nine and
or an inch the Southwssterly side Of said
ttayete at point thereon distant along said
ssterIy side thereof nineteen feet and on>
IncheS NOrthUesterV OF
and thence southeastery along said Boulevard
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