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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
REALTY NOTES,

There we're no offerings of real estate yesterday
at No. 16l Broadway.
The Consolidated National Bank has secured
lease of about 800 square feet Of space at the
south corner Of Broadway and Exchange Place. in
the main floor Of the Exchange Court Building.
owned by the Astor estate The lease dates from
to-day and runs for FIVE years. with provision for
a renewal for an equal period. There will be one
entrance on Broadway and two on the court In
the rear. connecting with Exchange Place. The
bank has a. capital and surplus OF SToooep ana Is
on September % last with Willis s. Paine. presi
dent. Mortimer H Wagar vice-pTesident. ana
Nontgomery seitZ have leased Nos Log and
lol5 I.eXngton-ave. No u East FlttE-
St No 413 Park-ave.. No 164 East Eighty first st
and No. 1ss East Fifty-eiightf-st for , an
25 foot front business building; 20
Harold stre6sigh Ct the 9Gs Of R Re- g
seat Forest-ave-. at Rye. consisting OF seven
3 2s9 ga 9P ABOUT the 5yeT IS " De Vote
Dinock. OF New-Tork, who will occupy the house
Robert 3 bowling states that the Sixth Avenue
Realty Company is not the purchaser OF the Lev e
plot adjons the O,Neiil property-now owned ny
psn,ss subsidiary sixth Avenue Realty Company
which is leased TO H. O'Neill & Co for twenty-one
According to report Horace A Hutchins will i'm
prove his holding at the southeast corner OF Fifth
43s Fifth-ave. and No. East Thirty-nnth-st, with
. mercantile building. at the expiration OF present
Duff & Brow have leased for. the Toch Realty
Company, for term OF years the SIX storE Eisi
No 500 West One-hundred- and-ffty- hrst-st.. and
rI5 '8 8yi S at Ho s5 st Nchoas-ave
The athletic committee OF columbia UnlVeIslly
Observation-Disclosures four story
dwelling house. on a lot lsxlnll- 70 Dc used as
T tTa9Rg quarters f0r the a'his' teams OF Hs UNI
Abraham Ruth is the purchaser Ct the Plg2t r; Sax
third-st. 10 feet east of Eghth-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

54th-st No 313 West; 2o2x1Oo5: Sophia Nc
Burns 10 William McBurnie. mortgaEe 50 GOO Nominal
Downing 70 James A RYAN: mortgage 5000
CHARLES Garael. mortgage SCI 90. Nominal
14sd-st n 3 I25 n W IL 7ii-sve 25xss.if: Frieda
Kellenberser 70 Emile Fcrst. a part mort
I2sth-si. n :. 2Oo n E OF Ams,erdsIn-avs. s5sx-
X2lTxlgg-1U: Amsterdanl-ave. e corner l-stE-
81 runs Cox E look loAx IiI1 i9.r
l53 SIX 11s.Ilx s25x " 525 20 esgin-
Ming: Max z Bernhe.mer and another 70 BsIn-
heiuer & Schwartz Pilsener Brewing Company ,,
70 Barnet Turner 81 ali mortgages $40 I57
TivinEtou-st. No 1888. :. 25x15; Louis Ray 10 -.
Leah Myers; mortgage. SCI 900; and ...... 800
f.Ig G1ot sy,13St55 Realty company Nominal
45th-st n W Of 3d-ave. @0x1ooS. Patrick
c Tighe to Della Mcconnell; mortgage. $4,000; 49,
1s}bsf 10 : West runs W ak s 103 SIX e I510x
q - TX = Tx IS Ia beginning; Richard J
Leayy 70 Marie l. Ernst and another: mort So
"a 5lS ne sf.5 hrs' m5TtEsse siio0 Nominal
sI n5oTtp PePeI sii 90 1900
ASfeTi aT ave corner 15g,h-st AZ lixlsssx
syd iei,v ni6E,Ease $500, Nominal
s0th-st no 90 East 3lxl07x irregular AbTsm
Ss2 td5 80 ~ |.-- Nominal
e,5'-t 10 zoe Fast 251sT George Moore
sth-st n : ss5 q . 81 2d-sve. 2sxs5 II: interior
Iof. 900 u q "a ave and IS n . Q: 9tA-si
runs loZ annie
smith TO BORA FInkslsiein. mortgage. $1,000:
AtS-st ~, sfss,sn5 $50 East 4sSls Lena Michel
son 70 Leonard Hefter. mortgage $4,000
s,S y - . o. Avenu. p i6zss Leonard
Hefter Is.nma HsftsT. mortgages So "oo' o
MA 7d No. u AMI ~ East. 5exiOo H. Harin
} woodaTd Robert " Beck. mortgage. $50
wsss;ef-svs. : 2ls.T Ct 4 Of Tresnont 42sr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
TRADE IN CEICAGo.

r-v -rEEsEAPH 10 IRE I1lDtNE.
-..-.-, So. l.-rhsss was sos wheat weather 81
-, - e-e weather sb-o8d. English markets were
, "a, lcasr Primary receipts were sV'eled some by
80 arrivals CT Kansas CITY. The wheat stuatIon
.,r- s.,-as6 little favorable for lower prices
. r., o-.rnr the market drasEed slightly. but TIE
,-,srsster- markets turned strong. especially on ne
.--s-s- 5ssvs- The crowd here followed the Narth
.-- lead Wheat irfuenoed b. re corn strength
ms market closed &c ana sc better thar Fese'o1
s.rfsn.bsr crtrs5 g. Soc sold between 'sAe DIG AZ"
sac sellers sns closed a. so4c sellers Deoenoer eteu
o. srr sellers Mav S57sc sellers The deliveries mere
-. i..s -rs- 0lO 900 bushels snd. while Commission
houses took nj. wheat there en- iaea that = vas
,,- he account q Armour Primary receipts Tor one
s- were q- GO husheis compared with 21looeo bushels
fs to DAYS week The Northnest IS stL feeliIs
la. -ets Oef weather The receipts were 50 cars foT
ore Ca compared win 1124 for tVo DAYS last Fear
M fesbsars reported SLOW e1po demand. With nfteen
loass cold The MOOD was littie Influenced b ne
Hungarian the crop. though foreign prices
usre u-t affected The weekly crop summary said stack
nr and trashnC had been seriously n'srtered with IN
Northwest by the seaboare olearances we're
bushels compared with 2e0s 600 bushels increase last
,ssr III. contract s-o-l a wheat 2o57.ooo bushels.
increased $4,000 bushels
corn ,lose6 &c o. &c higher September Up the most
y cold o. 5otso gli3o. and closed ~ Sliso De-
osmber ,Ioses e. Bis. Nsv. 5lisc The weather vac
rsther cool cool weather prdi-re1 for some Il
the corn statss ronorrov The Washington bulletin said
warm dr. urgently use1e1 I'm the northern
haIf rrs le shorts have been made uneasy by
-le bu,ine Sep-eulber which has kept up Tor a
~seb cr Deliveries september contracts ere
Jess tha~ lOo bushelf Receipts ss7 cars. the
estimate Tor tomorrow 900 The Eastern demand
s1v bur BIDS ~ 'sc September FOR No
The contract as2 30 hushels8ecreased 667
ON turhels. D. is crop ~ proposition The weather
leert ZOO cool Farmers selling little The stock is
email The speculative feeling nervous
oa's closed ~ t1 a. h.eher Farten the leading
fHrer country oTe-iucs rmafr Western advices
generally tulish 'sht -lel6 ana poor weight.
ra.t7ts % estimate. De
7o0 ooa bushels. n by
sfrert The standard sfok-2 7o5 ooo bushes-nceased
s0l bushels
Provisions f.rr. About or tietces - lard
delivered September contracts. swift took
Tf sai1 thst viii r. shipped The whole pro
rfs.1n ist was some higher The market 4 The
short side had been ove-iore Provision stocks show
FORK - o4s ba-relt. n barrels: lard
p60as usrcos. increase ~ % 500 tierces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Cohen Harris. ct al 70 Allen " Johnson Brooule-
81. No 2aO, n corner Eldridge-st. No liz: h~e
years : Iri cert
FeldInsn. Nathan and another 10 Abraham New
irs and another. 4th-st. No 313 10 81 last
prior mortgage. $50. 500. due March !. 1901 8
d..
Nestphal. Paul. 10 Title Guarantee an1 Trust
Company, 36th-st. Nos 3o4 ana 306 West; three
years. Ala per cent, --.-..-.-
We.nstein Max TO Louis Lese, 2d-st n s. - II .
Of Avenue q. prior mortgage. So. coo. due Janu-
sry /. 1904 6 per cent ....--.-...- -....-.---
Same Albert Deutsch. same property: prior
mortgage. &26.5oO. due January I. 1904. o per
cent -. -.
same to Title Guarantee and Trust Company.
same property. year. per cent. .-.--.-....-
Union Construction and Realty Company 20 Au-
Eustus = Holly: William-St, No go. prior mort
gage $1,000. year. per cent .-.--------.
Rspailo. Helen 5. the Manhattan Savings In
sttVtion eth-st No u East year. 4is per
cent 800
BeTnheimer * Schwartz CPi,se1er Brewing Com
panvf 20 Central Realty Bond and Trust Com
rsUv. trustee: l2Sth-st n s.. 200 r. OF Am
steTdam-ave: also Ansterdam-ave. corner.
12Sth-st with al machinery. etc. prior mort
gage, So. COO enc January ]. 1903 per cent.
Fink Diederich. and another 70 II Louisa Nul-
ford; 1sth-sJ No 40 - 423 West year. per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02

1se 1x42 s1I5e- william oesting William
schults and another: nortsage SAVco' N,
,s1bHst $ sa5 II e OF stn-ave 2oxa2: Thomas
" Churchill, referee TO Augusta Mann mort =. sno
oosSst 10 SsS East runs " 25x sT.4x
xe-x ESQ Henry KeilIs % P1ncus Lower
fed another; mortgage, SZeOts1 =. oIlA114
1fs,h-st No III and rs East 5OxIoo.IO. Martha
Barnard 70 Samuel Sachs; mortgages S4o"oV' ~,
Noaroe-st. No 2s1 n = 25xas sz25xss-4: Louis
Gordon al . Augusta Minsnsn; Mortgages
sINcf no Z. 20 Is. IS IS n Of Thompson-s,.
rune 1c5Sx COX n " 5lsx p S-N 90
IsiaOrs Jackson and another 70 motifs Kossa- 90
1osthest Nos 65 and 50. :. 2oo q " OF Nsn-
aattsn,sye rtSasez sss 500 Nominal
s5s+ ~ - East 3lxl0i X irregular; Joachim
sPra s aad ooa Nominal
Diyson-s.- rsS go Wfeisr rortgase $4,000 Nominal
same properss1I s ;ssS Nominal
Nsdisoa-st 10 ne = 1,oTtsase SO 600 Nominal
5lst-st No ga West 21sxlooo MaTzsTy ScsIIett tno
&c No BE "es' 1900
NOME Hoos r. p Of shave a5xioo5 S: Morris
Weinsten and another 10 IAttmsn: mortgage 80
o g and AOV
$50 ST $50 u OF shave. 6l1.sse FREDERICK
Meyer 70 Penlsylvania Nev--f OK arc ASas
Island Railroad Company mortgage. SsS.o"' ,no
1sth- 81. " 5sT-s Z n OF 1st-sye: runs .
I2ss n " 221x n g 12S Ok % !; Anna =
Elliott to the Hebrew Technical school tor Girls -.
corpora tom. O : and ~"
Charles II snow 90 Abraham Meyer; mortsase ,oo
See.0qO. and
Andres Finalav Fordhsrn: Francis X Butler 20
Metropolitan savings Bank --'"'
2fth- 81. 30 % E7st -3xo'- lS--xsss. Flh..s
LOwenftld an anJtheF 70 oscar OfonoNi'A' $50,
70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Inc Lovejoy & NOyes Company reports the sale
or the property Nos. D.. So and % CHfr-st incud-
ING an alley in the rear running Ferry-st-. for
the j. L. Mott Iron Works. TO Charles A Schierea.
former Mayor of Brooklyn. The Plot sold con-
tsins about $500 feet. which stand substantial
i've story loft buildings. The price paid IS about
NWNo- Mr.. Schleren is of the firm OF Charles A
Schieren * Co. the owners Of Nos SO and IS Ferry
St and No 81 to Il Cliff-st. These latter parcels
contain about 5000 square feet which. together
with the purchase made to-day, gives Mr.. Schieren
plot OF over 1900 square feet All leases expire
on May L 1894. when the corner plot will be I'm
proved by the erection Of a modern six or seven
story factory building. The property just pur-
chased will be altered and used for tho ware
housing OF leather and other materials necessary
for the business of the company. When the new
factory is completed 1t viii be Of the finest
belt factories In the city aad occupied by Charles
A Schieren & Co.
John Peters has sold for Julian Guinea to
private investor No. AZ East Eighteenth-st. five
story double tenement house. a lot 25xs2 feet.
Martin f. Dotson has sold No. 33s TO Si4 West
fee {Sr Ffs5c Old bgldnss on plot iex
who give in exchange No. 324 to S3s West Eigh-
feet O = ''0 '-
Mandelbaum & Levine have sold to Friedman &
St. southeast corner OF Watts-st on lot 1sxsSxi6x
20 feet The buyers will build six story ia tho1se
Levy the five story stable No. 124 East Thirty
Renwlck c, Hurry and De Blois & Eldrdge,
=. c. Hottenroth has sold for James J. Hart 70
Emma Buehler the three story fathouse No. 1.c4
Prospective
Samuels & Jacobs have sold for Mrs. Brunner
the four story hathoUse, lot 2oxleO5 feet, NO
4l5 East Fifty-second-st.
P. A. Geoghegan has sold for Louis 1iinsky the
four story tenement house. on a lot 2SllxIo feet
No Il Essex-st.
Albert H. Gross has sold No. 90 to Pa West Sew
entysxth-st, three four story hathouses, on plot
75x1022 feet
p. Hershey has sold the plot. 50x20i feet In
Einetythird and Ninetyfourth SITS. IS feet east OF
Riverside Drive.
The five storv Aathouse No 3 East One-hundred-
and-eighteenth-st. on a lot 27x505 feet. has been
sold by spectators.
Charles CARTEL has purchased the hathouse No. 40
West One-hundred- and-seventeenth-st.
The Goodspeed Realty Company has sold the nat
houses Nos. 1S4 and Ie5 East One-hundred-and-
twelfth-st
l. Roth has sold the 1athouses Nos. ro ana lci
East One-hundred-and-twenty third-st-
The four story tenement house No. u ESSex-st,
on a lot q 1x75 feet, has been sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
REAL ESTATE.
Big Hotel to Go Up at Columbus-ave and
Seventieth-st

Plans were filed yesterday at the Bureau O,
buIdIngs Tor an eleven story fTeprOOf hotel to be
built at the southwest corner OF Colurnbus-ave
ana Seventieth-st 1t will have a frontage Of 1905
feet IN the avenue and be 100 feet deep with
Iacades Of brick limestone terra Gotta and metal
Elizabeth A. Wilcox OF Jersey City is the owner
Israel d Harder are the architects The cost Is
estimated $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

BY James L. Wells: Wakefield. block front 5 ID
st between 18th and 22Sx20o, vacant. and
plot. a c 2d-st l5th-aves
sale: Clinton T Roe atty
BY Joseph Day. s9th-st. rs Il Of 2t-ave.
: : h Mutual Realty Com
pany ast A C Yutte ct al. Amend Amend attys. @
Clune ref due 1885 -; taxes, etc, $50 81 sold
subject mtge for $4,000.
Pv Brokers' Realty and Mortgage Company: Old
St I25 II Of Genital Park West 45x1O0e. s story
ter h. Poughkeepsie Savings Bank Provdent Realty
C'on1panv and another. swain. atty Eugene L
sykes ref s1T 5Ss %: etc. S29 IT,
r "a. 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

sist-st s is4 u - &c Avenue a for q two story
brick factory .ooxeS Z r Poeruch<e. owner. j
n Friend ar. hitec.
NuIberry-sr. No 80. for six story brick tenement
house. with stores. "a Ix12 NJ Bersdiae, owner.
bernstein e. Bernstein. architects. ..... ..s-..
CoIuulbus-ave and Tpth-st- corner. for AZ
eleven story brick hotel. 100 5x1oO. + A Vilcox.
owner Israsls & Harder architects $3.50
Islst-st = 100 q q Amsterdam ave. Tor a
basen.ert concrete church rom. 42xfas Day star
BapfIst church. owner. A kshOc. architect ---.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
The BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

west Farms Road side - feet vest % sr9naN
rar-.vs one story store % sfxso QUO hlnss
rnanr owner. r. Epehne Nert Fstns H'o's
architect. cost. 5000 -.
C,ranf Courours- southwest ccrn-r 81
and ore-naE storr Irenc eeflAs-
house 2sxeos II II sisson- No 90 baAnrose7A'e'
ozrr-- x f.-tcscn Natalie a-chitec-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COUET. NEW YORK COUNTY
- Frank ziIsy. Plaintiff against ErzEebet his ziisy.
above NAMED defendaEt- You are
summoned to answer the complaint IN this toi
and l. copy OF your the paintin at
within the service OF this sum
mons exclusive the Of service and 81 Of -FOUR
failure ~ appear OF answer judgment viii Re taken
against you ~ default Tor the relief demanded IN the
divorce the ground for ad1lteT5
Trial desired New York County
DATED. New York. August 18th 1896.
DAVID BERGSTEIN.
Plaintiffs Attorue-.
once and Post Ofce address 800 Broadway, Borough %
Manhattan. New York CITY
To The named defendant The foregoing summons
upon by publication. pursuant 70 an order
q Proctor Clarke Justices OF the
supreme Court York dated The iith
dsr 81 Jane 1904 nIed sfth complaint ooe %
the q NcW York the County Court
House County. ~ Manhattan. city
% York
pt,ed. New York August 18th. 1919.
DAVID BERGsTEIN
Plaintiff
ofc. ana Poet One address 900 BrosGway Boroueh %
Manhattan. SeT fcT- city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
Financial Meetings.
THE AMERICAN AGRECJLTUR RAJ CHEM
lCAI GOMPANN.

No1ce heTsrv given that ths annual mss'ins y this
No : tiarnelc Hlorlz the city 4 Ncg-Lordon. conn
or l7th - SeIter-hrI. l"a. at clock D. "
~ rle purpose eectir- Board ~ Directors Tor tie
ensuing ,esr and each other business my BE-
brought before che meeting
Tn Transfer Books q ills c-ilIant V.a el,ss, y
Eul clock =
WeInessas September gu. iy-i and rcsta closed
Urtn THURSDAY. octoter let 1898. - io oclsek A II
ALBERT FREe-cEI. Secretary.
New-vcrk August 2lst. 1915
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
WEEQUITABLE
TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
CAPITAL, s5,000.oU0. SURPLUS, s., 599,Gao.
Diuidend Notices.

The Colorado 81 Southern Railway Co.
New York. September LIST. 1903
A T A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DI-
roctors. held this dav. there declared the
surplus the ended June goth. 1903.
dividend q TWO PER CENT On the hrst preferred stock
PAYABLE October holders
record the preferred closing az
cooss septic nber l6 1893 The transfer
she preferred stock o. this Company Viii
ue closed three r n on sepreTber 18Th 1908. and
viii be reope-el al A. =. October q. 1903
The Colorado & Southern Railway Co.
HARRY BhDNN Secretary q
- Broadway. Ncv York. September Isl 1903
The -he Voting Trustees for the first
rreferled ~ the colorado and southern Railv
C0rnvsr~ viii D. closed +. II September l6h.
1908 viii reopen a A. II. October - 1906.
October LIST, 1905. the Voting Trustees viii he pre-
pared O. distribute above Dividend 81 TWO PER
GENT. when therl. the Office Of Messrs
TIsIlgar-en CO. among the parties entitled thereto
appear 81 reHcr1 -her books hen closed as
above.
HALLGARTEN a CO.
Fnr Nnrfu Trn~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02

,NrrRl-A% rAN COMPANY.
At : MEETING OF THE BOARD OF Dl-
.-+r-s ~ re American COMPANY held Septem-
her f~sr la5 "a 6ir1derd of and one-haf cent
vas s.-.~aE .l-u the Preferred stock. PAYABLE sep
tsbs sarh n stockholders e record az TIE close u
~. T-.-i-+e- r5ois viii r. closed
500 ~~-5 Serrpber ICtE SepteThrr Sorh. both days
inciusirf
cheeks VII mailed
AMERIrAS CAS- COMPANY
y d. ISMDN. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
Real Estate Wanted.

blot WANTED
south % 4ad-st- Building foan1 s~af.ei. a.
b. builder nrst class credit ans r-putatp particular.
reoulr.d- N LAUGHLLN. eo3 xAAx 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02

A DVERTIsEMENTs ana sunaeIiDtons for The Trr5Gns
n their IptoSn One
No. 1.314 BROADWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
HALLCARTEN & co.
Agents for Voting Trustees.
FTFCTHTC B0.T COMPANY.


Broadway.
York September J. Io02
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO PER
GENT. she Preferred stock e This Company has
been declared. PAYABLE October let 1903. 70
Preferred Stockholders 81 record the close q business
September 10tl 1903
transfer Books wiH lose September 10Th, 1903. and
ROBERT NcA LLOYD. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
THE CARsTEN-GUA NaJUATO
GOLD MINING CO

GOLD HlNtNtr 10.
NILS Ruii6ine - Broad ~. Sew YORK y. +
4 DIVIDEND OF TWO AND ONE-HALF
PER CENT % the capital stock ~ this corpora
ton tho day. september it, declared. payable
October 10 1.-3 Office = Transfer Agent The
g-.tI7. t-rr-r.ars York. Building Nev
Nors books close september Both and
cler.s viii be mailed 90 stockholders % record.
T.. y r. CoGSWELL- Treasurer,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02

AMERICAN BEET SUGAR COMPANT.
Preferred stock Dividend No. L.
W. - Nassau Street
York Sep ,eulher 2rd. 1893.
4 REGULAR OF ART EIiLl DIVIDEND 3NO.
- IL az ONE AND ONE-HAII' PER CENT the
pRT-TTRRFD STOCK cf this Company has been declared
rs,sbIe o october LIST 1898 Co. stockholders q Record
al the close q business September i9u lyo3
i-be-ree -,sII he mailed =. Z TUCKER.
TreasUrer
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-08-13

convinced him that men originally
sprang from what is now known as
the ape. He is registered at the Wind.
sor and is on his way to the Philip
pines to study the natives Of that arch
ipelago and the conditions under which
they live. He says:
Il have just come from Africa, where
l studied all types Of human beings,
Some of the negroes there are very
akin to the ape. They dwell In the
Congo forests OF central Africa In the
western section. These ape-like PEG.
pie do not seem to dwell in organized
communities. but hang about the edges
Of the forest. They speak a sort OF
dialect that is of the most crude form
Some Of them are not really black.
but have a skin of dirty yellowIsh.
brown hue. Their bodies were covered
over with a yellow down. Their intel.
lect is not developed and their morals
are OIL a parallel with those of tbs
lower animals.
Human instincts are prominent. Of
course, as they are human, but heir
stage of development is so low that
they border on the edge Of the brute