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New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

Ffry-third-st- three story dwelling house on lot
%Xs5 feet They were also the brokers in the sale
q an adjoining building reported recently.
Jacob Hisch has sold for B. Turtle No. 3o5 To 800
East Ninety -Irst-st. three five story hathouses. on
e plot 7511eoS feet 10 Samuel Williams He has
also sold Tor Samuel Grodginsky 10 G. NJ Kra-
koWer No -555 Frst-aYe.. five story fathouse, on
Z lot 25ll00 feet.
ADAM Engel has bought, through Wilmerding
F1eid Two story frame dwelling house. on a plot
o1Xs5 feet, the south side OF Jennings-st., 125
feet east Of Chisholna-st
y + Nauack mas bought from the Hudson
Realty Company No. IN 10 1z77 Second-ave.. four
S-x story double tenement houses. with stores, on
Z Dlot 100 2xl00 feet.
julius Tlschmann has soId TO Giovanni Lordl Nos
u and lob Bieec6er-st. six story tenement
mouse, On plot 57-3xl6a and for Louis Riccardo 10
y IrsEiadio 40. 2o2 East Observation-Disclosures
81 q four story tenement house. on lot 2fxsS4.
Jacob ChaimoHitz and Thomas Carroll have
bought No 2.405 Second-ave., five story tenement
Rouse on lot 25-2Zs0; No go East One-hUndred-and
eshteenth-st. five story fathouse on lot 21oo1l;
No 20 West Oue-huncred-and -and-seventeenth-st-.
five story building on lot 25xlO01l. and No. 2Sls
FI-st-ave i've story brick building on lot 25.3xs0
D Sylvan Crakow has sold for Valentine Boniser
10 Albert Deutsch Nos 20 and - East One-hundred-
and-fifteenth-st- two five story double hathouses,
O. plot SCHOOL,
Cohen & Glauber have bought from Anna z.
Vending No = East one Observation-Disclosures a
five story double fsthouse. or lot 25xlOoII and
from John Moran Nos 81 and = East One-hun-
2d-toUrteenth-st TWO five story fathouses.
OF blot 5lz1g3-
=. Scott & Son have sold for P. Davidson Nos. 81
and 20 East Severty-eighth-st-. two three story
and basement dwelling houses. on plot 27Sxl922
The Germania Life Insurance Company has sold
Nos IS and 80 East hirty-second-
81, Two FIVE story double iathouses. plot 50x
g = sdJoinisg the southwest corner Of Park-ave-
Marx BlumenIhal has bought from Susan Hen
Messy No 50 East One-hGncred- -Ihird-st, five
story naIhouse. lot z5El00ll
Duf & Couger have resoId for Myers Aronson
= Louis Lose No 52l Grand-st, running through 10
No p HeurE-st-. FIVE story tenement house, on
lot 25z51 5X Irregular Eg0
L1olls FRANKIE has sold for Fanny Slchel 10 Adoph
s4lLer No ls54 Flrst-aVe- q four story tenement
house. with store. lot zJx7S
kseorge u Hayden has sold for the estate Of
ssesfhau Hobart TO Henrietta ROeder Nos .S6 and
90 West One-huud~ed- ftl8-st-, TWO five
Sterv hathOuses plot 5IN39 u.
- m. estate of -. X. As.ey has sold TO Charles
1eleEssl No. tsS West Fo-fietF-st.. a three story
tenement house Tor 16 ST9s9.
harris Sokolsk & Son have sold for NiebcrE
6rothers 30. - Avenue =, northeast corner OF
5Elath-st. TWO four story tenement houses on
LOT - exg2
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Philip A Smyth: 146 12sth-st :. 2s34 T. Of
Trf-are IS Sx99 II sty brk n, action 3. y Life
Ine Co ast A VI Taylor al: Andrew Hamilton; atty
z TDrfv ref amt SI.G51 etc, S495; "a
the plaintiff 800 14S 12Sth-st 2fs # Q Of
18th ave i6Sxga IL brk dwg b. action = same agi
same. and ref amt due S193l i taxes, etc
S4s-. 10 Robert Miller 600; 100 12Sthst, 2
r Of 7th-ave lG sxga H. sly brk dwg h; action
same set same and ref. amt due, SlS9l Il
taxes etc. S4g5. o. the plaintiff for 5000 80.
By James !. Wells CTot0na-aFe cor lfotn-st lux
= stNfr frame A Bank aEt T " HanfoTd
- al. Irwin atty: NJ Guiternan ref: amt due'
Slttp plaiillIH loi
Peter Never 100 :. lT4-4
e OF l56h-st 66 3x 6x6fz1606. s. frame dwg
rs. Matilda afahr at Wilder al J Brill. atty
Leopold Ha-burzer. ref. due S263 so; taxes etc
ad iourned July ,
I3y FFerber. A Sherman. $50 Amsterdan-ave. s. -
Il n Of 93d 81 SKIS. brk h ! Goodwin. as
rr1Fs set Simon al: Steele De F & F attys;
10: Sol So 10 the plaintiff
f--S
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

two story frame and dwelling house. IS by 80;
Mary A. Blizzard, owner; W. o. O'Hea architect;
s.
Freeman-st, southwest corner of Chisholm-st.
three story frame store and dwelling house, q by
81; Louis E La Zelle, owner; William r La Zelle
architect; $9.09o
Tener-ave., northwest corner of One-hundred-
nd-sixty-second-st.. three story brick Offices and
stores. las by 40: William Q. Diiier, owner; Frank
NJ Wright. architect; $500
-hundred-and-si siXty-second-st-. north side 20
feet west Of Telier-ave. six three story brick
dwelling houses 120 by -; William E Diller, owner;
Frank NJ Wright, architect; $50 coo.
THE FERNCLlFF HOTEL LEASED.
The Hotel Register Realty Corporation reports
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

Abraham Albert Lowenstein mortgage.
$50 o0o ...........................
51th-st No 20 West Il .6xl0011 Clara Jerger
TO z J Sullivan: mortgage, $4,000
l12th-st. 2i1.S It of Sd ave, 81. sx1o0.f1;
Barney Cohen and wife CSoodspeed Realty and
Improvement COMPANY; mortgage, S2s COO lC
s3d-st. s., 215 fl Coumbus-ave 2Jxl02.2;
Roberta w Marsh to James 2 Silo; mortgage,
4sth-st. PES " ave. fSGxIO0.5x
irregular: Katherine Wilson by guardian, and
another to Frank 3 Wilson; mortgage SI3. 600. 500
sSth-st. n 2GS9 It Of 6th-ave. 3o.6x1o0.jx ir-
regular 4Sth-st. n 2SI u II of 6th-ave, lS9X
bob; Frank z Wilson Emily W Wilson.
5lst-st. No Sf3 East 25x1G05: German Kahn
German Kahn and another. executors; L part
mortgage. $f6 800 10 20
70 Samuel Rosenberg and another: mortgage. .
Greenwich-st W cor Reade-st n Is Ok W
64e to R-st Y 6s: Charles CRUDE. jr, to Lewis -
= ,Woir; q G. 20
Lean 10 Vena Burns MacLean; mortgage. .
12th-st, No 81 West 10 4z103.3: Robert b NJ Cook.
executor. to Mary A Chisholm; mortgage, $4,000
Broome-st. No 1926 2oxS1. 6; Barney Cohen
to Goodspeed Realty Improvement Company; -
mortgage SO, 600 l0
referee. Ffncus Lowenfeld and another 1.42
drew y Parker Joseph y Patch. --........ 10
BaBt-st. Nos IS and 50. 50x90 James L Cor
don TO Henry Korn mortgage. 81. 900 l05o3
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

The plans for the new home Of The New-YoTk
Times TO be built the triangle bounded by
F0-ty-second-sI-. Seven1h-sve- and Broadway, have
been drawn by Cyrus I. ". E1idlitz and Andrew c.
Mckenzie. This building measured from bedrock
10 the summit Of the viii he, il is thought,
the JalIest skeleton" building il this city. The
Park Row Building measures from the level OF the
Sidewalk 10 the top Of the building 32 feet, and is
the highest sHyscraper in the city Second place
Is held by the ST Paul Building. with a height Of
. feet The height OF the Times Building
VII PC from the street level 10 the summit Of the
tower. 10 feet making il the second tallest sky
scrsper. under measurement from the level Of the
Sidewalk 10 the top Of the tower.
The foo- TO be used pressroCms viii be fifty
five feet below the street level OF the depth OF
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Realty and Commercial Company to Jacob Shrady
lace lots No 5 to i2a map nna NJ oS Raay
same to same Aibany ROAD P 44s Fl If ''
281st-st: mortgages, years. per cent; -
Lydsefer. susan; widow. Josephine NJ Leyal.
cent ............... 1000
sath-st No rs west. yea4s; per cent 1000
Church. Avenue or sutton Place. No -; 80
schwaIn. Jacob to Charles Hammel & CO. 120th-
St No l22 East tnsairents; M IT'S per cent. go
sterdan- 61st-st years
The Terminal Realty Company to Lawyers Title
9th-ave: , years; per 1900
years per .. 1890
M ,;a7 5 I s6tb M IN 9,5 Wt c
1919; 8 per cent gold bonds l. 600 coo
also 4Sth-st, $ 2s7.6 # of 9th ave; ooo
Terminal Realty Company to Mathew Mioo,ino
oTase M 81 oo due so ufJ + 1905 z? ps cdn} Ror 5000
Terminal Realty COMPANY TO Mathew the Mcoiino o
ofaEe % due . July II Il 1905 per den RfF
Heard William y. Lawyers Title Insurance
Company 4sths $ 3f39 # W of 9Th ave; o ooo
year > per cent | - -oOVo
COMPANY lOad-st, No 253 West; years: 4 per ooo
sanford Pierson e to the Bowery savings Bank;
2sth-st, Nos 145 and 147 West years; per - ooo
Mss5 au ls to n ss "a Ng9s Wee aat Life july so
Hofman-st. 5 corner Jacob st; year; 3 80
cent .. "''
Patch. Joseph n o City Mortgage Company;
9a4 den5 5, o II OF 9'soDl'is 20 500
Same to r AndFew obtbs arer p fa sooo
IlangsChmidt Maria G. the Nev-Hor Savings
Bank. 116th 81, $ 225 II W Of Lenox-av =. ooo
MORTGAGES. l. 1906 AZ cent; each 2looV
Same Henry o Peters; same property; = mort
CAGES prior mortgages. $4,000: years; b per 40,
each 4'oVp
Gaffney. Esse l. Fiss Doerr & Carroll Horse
Company: I9th-st. s s. 20O10 IT II " OF I'd ooa
year; s 0'"'5
Ruhrueister August, 70 Harlem Savings Bank
lfOth-st and 1O2 East: ! year; a. o- 49,
same to Ghauneey se oo6 months 5000
Fordyce. William II J. 81 al to Harlem savings
Bank. Butler Place :. 24.9 r n OF Green
ave ave mortgages due June ;, 'ol . PEI 100
same to Henry n Barnard: property; prior coo
mortgages 400: instalnents- Oo'
I,owenfeId. Pincus. and another to American
Mortgage Company s4th-st, No 329 East ooo
NcC,Joskev Richard. to Mary Haigh. guardian;
Webster-aye. " :. 3t+ fl n OF 16Sth-sts due COO
JI1e < 1900: cent 4o'0
Neehan Michael. 10 Willis H Young; ST AIMS
ave: II " corner 15Sth-st due June l. lsV4' soo
per '-''''-'''''
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

more than four full stories. although the actual
division is into three. The uppermost Of these
viii be tall basement of which the floor viii be
the level Of the tracks of the rapid transit under
ground road. The subway station viii be outside
the building and near its southeast corner.
The first sub-basement Will BE available FOR stor-
age. The second sub-basement will contain press
rooms and boiler rooms. On the ground floor Will
be the publication Office The composing room will
occupy the sixteenth floor. and the floors above il
viii be used by other departments Of the paper.
On the floors below the composing room VIII be
Offices which will be rented TO the public.
IAght granite will be used for the basement and
terra Gotta and brick for the floors above the
basement.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

the following transactions which it recently negoti-
ated:
Thomas 1. Brown. proprietor Of the Hotel Meth
erwood, Netherwood, y. J.. and president OF the
Dorincourt Hotel Company. Schooley's Mountain.
y J. has leased Of the owner. James Whiteside,
the Fernclif Hotel, Greenwood Lake, N Y, for a
period Of three years
The renewal Of. the lease of the Garden City
Hotel Garden City Long Island. by J. J. Lannin,
roprietor also the proprietor Of the Summit Spring
Hotel. Poland. Ne. for term Of four more years,
making five years in all
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
RE4L ESTATE.
To Build a Big addition to 4tlantic
Mutual Bmlding.

Plans were fled yesterday at the Bslreau Of Build
iues. Manhattan. for alterations to the eighteen
story office building Of the Atlantic Mutual Insur-
snce Company at the southwest corner Of Wall
and William SITS The plans call for a twenty-five
story rear extension. with frontage Of Sel feet in
Exchange Place and elevated tower Of terra
Gotta ues With limestone trimmings eight stories
above the present building. Clinton & Russell are
ire architects. The cost is estimated to De $3.50
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

John p. Hirwan has sold the four story tenement
house with store No. 40 West Twenty-sixtf-st
sc sEss9 feet, for John Luke
Icon 5. Altmayer and L Isovvenstein & Bro have
solo for g Client to Jessie NJ Enrich No 90 East
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
REALTY NOTES.

The Casualty Company Of America has leased the
larger part of two floors of tie new Kuhn-Loeb
Building. al the southeast corner CT Pine and VIII
lam sts
Horace s. Ely & Co were the brokers in the sale
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

WHERE BETSY ROSS
Made the First Flag OF the inioh' see i"-
morrov's Tribune
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
sTpH AGE

GENTLEMEN : clethiuE rslen care .. ard
stored for tho scascE J r REINIiARDT.
II West 2sth-st-, Hicks Building fssfGo-
ushed ls76. Telephone 33e Madison Square
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

OF No Il West Forty -ffth-st. for James Allan.
Simon Adler the seller OF Nos. 115 and III
East One hundred-and-nin -nineteenth-st.. two five
story hathouses a plot 50xIO0.1 feet.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

1s+h-s- Nos IS and West for = six story
F,-icL facrgrv with Offices JGxg33; F T Van
Beuren and another owners; DOench & Sost eco r
architects
sOth-st Nos 43l 10 Al Last for Two SIX storN
brick hatheuses 537xss.2; p Mergast. owner; 200 q
FIorerburger & Straub. architects Iuo'u
I39th-st Hamilton Place. Gorner f95 a
two story insulating building, oiNZS,A'
Monte7ore Home. owner; Buchman & foN' - r
archIf act ....- =. =. . =
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
Brooklyn Property for Sale.
PAwNBROKERs' SALES.

ELI SOBEI.. Auct.. 9s Bowery. sells 10 a.
m all goods pledged TO juno 20. 1902
June 29-Clothfng. full dress suits. over
coats. etc. pledged prior 70 June 20. lSVz'
VIM. Prayer. AT 7th-ave-
June 30-Jewelry. etc. VIM Prayer 4i'
7th-ave., and B. Tiguer, 2TT 3th-aye
July l-Jewelry, watches and diamonds
L. Steiner, 42T 3d-ave.
July 2-Jewelry, watches and dlanonCs'
r. Michael. 1.O49 2d-ave-
July 3-By NJ. Wolff. clothing.
JOS. sHoNGooD & SONS. Auctioneers.
salesrooms. No. % Bowery.
June 29-Jewelry. watches. diamonds
etc. J. J. Aaron & Son. 19l Grand-st.
June 3G-Men's and womens clothing.
etc. Albert Freund I 92S 3d-ave.
July i-jewelry. etc. Alex Frsund, l,94o
3dave.. J. Blumenthai. 405 9tt-ave-
I. l. FIRUsKl. Auctioneer. 20 BOwery.
June rns, . 9eGBy d b, GoIdstone Bros, SIS 9th
ave, formerly $50 6th-ave-. diamonds
watches. jewelry. all pledges prior June 10.
1892, all older dates held overS
June 30-By J. Stitch & Bro, lis I'd ave.
DIAMONDS, watches, jewelry, all pledSes
prior June 20. 1902. from No lI,100 to
2o,U95. and all goods held back for Gus
toners will positively be sold
June 30-By 4 Lawrence. 90 1st-ave.,
diamonds. watches. jewelry. all pledges
prior June 20, OF. all older dates held over
July by r. Alter * Son, sue w Alter,
300 3d-ave.. diamonds. watches. jewelry, all
pledges prior June II. 1902 =,
July 6-By g. Weaver, 400 9th-aVe'' NJ
Harlem, 293 Columbia-st-, Brooklyn. dla-
monds. watches. jewelry, all pledges prior
June 26. 1902.
CENTRAL AUCTION co. NJ sheehan.
Auctioneer 152 and 154 Canal-st.
Julv BY Jos Lew Is5 Narick-st-; !;
Barney Loan once. 1858 3d-ave-. dia-
monds. jewelry. etc. pledged to June "a
july BY H. McAieenan. 1880 Broad
way diamonds jewelry. bric-a-brac, goods
OF every description. No / 10 $4,000. and
old dates.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

AN OLD HOTEL
in Washin Eton. ID. c.. Where Slaves Were
Locked
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
OFFICE FURNITURE.
LOST.

BANK BOOK No. 2S7. I'll or the Juiuu Dime
Savings Institution is missing. Any per
sor having a claim TO it is here1r called
upon 10 present the same within ten days
or submit 10 having said pass5ook canrs.ied
na5 a new one issued.
LOST OR STOLEN --Bankbook No. f3T. T36
O! the German Savings Bank In the city
OF Ncu-York corner 4th-ave. and iith-st .
issued TO August Hahn. MI persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned 10 the bank on the nth day
of July 1909. q duplicate will be issued.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
LAWYERS.

SMITH & ENGEL 300 Broadway. New
York-ReIiable lawyers: accidents, do
nestfc difficulties quickly adjusted. consul
q free
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

ADVERTISEMENT and aussrriPt.r~s fo-
The Trtbuus received az thc.- -pznWa
Office No. 1884 BToadway between So =
and 2Ith stz- until 8 clock . m Adve@-
tise-nents received at the following brancl
Offices az regular office rates until : C.'r.o-.s
D. n. VIZ "a sth ave. .. 80 -
iSo htH-aNs. cor. t--E-Sr- - Estaf t+-.--st
80 " est S2d sr-. het~ccr -t- au. s.a aves-
at-s West ieSth 81 &. ssS Ht-aVe h-rc.e--
15til and Isch sts / ee6 s. s.S. n a ef----
- q. s0S lst-HNe ns-T S.t.h fts t-ess
f3sth-sc.. T5e Tr--lont- =" - ave
near sfst-st. So 3d-ave. 30 IsIssci-s--s
Is Dleccker-sL EEoollyn. y. Xs-21a
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Male.
AFTERNOON WORK. any nature. by ART
student: good education. delivery busl-
ness experience. good references. SPENCER
r. GORDON G43 West 152d-st-
AMBITIOUS young man. TO- with college
educatior in ar Office. has knowledge OF
struography typewTiting and bookkeeping
Address A ROCKMORE. $50 Henry.st-
AN APPRETEUR OF CREPES LISsE.
nousseltnes. etc, Who has worked = SesiS
In Germany as foreman an In France
wants place In the United States 4ddress
Poste restante l. G. W. 1,l@b, Coih2F'
Aisace Germany
AETtST IN pen and wash; wages Moderate
ARTIST. S2s East 1sth-st-
VOTING MAN at anything willing
JAMES TINNfTSS. 4l6 West S2d-st
a0oKEEEPER ~; competent; seven
ve1-ss PRACTICAL experience IN double en-
~. monthly balances. beSg referenc@s. sal
nrv p1oderzte 70 start MACDONALD 4l3
Wee 4Sfh-st
51--KT,rEPEK. cnsn:er. Office manager:
Al maa. exceptional ability, excellent
rec,,-d: pract!cal. clear. concise. accurate !:
ean control smriayes advantaSeously and
ftIrn,sh boI.I '-uoMAA lS2-s Nae.sor-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
MACHINER 4 .

AT REDUCED PRICES.-J10 second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed: machinery bought ana eX-
Sbanzed GEO. B. EDDY. 39s Madison at
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
DRESSMAKiNG.

DRESSMAKER- competent dressmaker
would like a few more engagements oS
the day or week: city or country: refer
ence. Address NJ. G., $40 East Dth-st
DRESSMAKER.-Man years experience.
would like few more customers at nome
or out by day, So 20; late with White. How
ard 5th-ave. all late designs perfect style
and fit guaranteed SHEA. 6s West I0th-st
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.-Two fine Boston terriers from
Raynham Kennels. Address or call Mr..
BOSTWfCk. Ashland House.
FOR SALE-A young pug. cheap. Mr..
BURNETT 400 West l30th-st.
ulIlllLlltA CO. 4s World Bldg
N Y Tel PATS Jhn. Best OF ladders de-
n~ered at 2oc. per foot
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
FIREWORKS.

FIREWORKS. 81. s.. 50, s.. $40. s25. As
sorted lots especially for children and
family display. LIEDER'S FIREWORKS
AND NOVELTY HOUSE. 9O-92 and "a
Park Row. near Brooklyn Bridge.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
RESTAURANTS

HELP WANTED.
Male.
MAN with references for commercial trav-
eller; to cali on merchants and agents;
experience MT required; salary s24 per
week. with expenses advanced NATION
AL. 332 Dearborn-st.. Chicago.
MASK false face presser; experienced;
good wages Apply MAX HANFT, ST
Waliace-st., Newark, y. J.
WANTED General agents. either sex; ex-
elusive territory; agents working under
you. handsome outfit free: payment weekly;
success is yours II you are in earnest; write
to-day with references MILLER-CLARk
NURSERY COMPANY. Rochester, N Y
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

BOY. Il, In publishing or Wholesale house
we'll educated; references DAVIS. LIB
sth ave.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
Furnished Houses to Let-CouEtrg.
WORK WANTED
Male.

Male
BOOKKEEPER. 81. well educated. tnor-
oughiy experienced. excellent ONCE clerk;
writes and figures well. double and single
entry; salary no object STERLING, Box
- Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
THE FERNcLIFF HOTEL LEASED.

The Hotel Register Realty Corporation report
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

GARDENER BY n-st class man. scotch.
aged 30. ten years n las place. 81 re--
crences. Eastern states preferred AIt,ress
", Box 1f6 Darien. COM
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST, BABTHGl0MEM'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
211 East 42d-st First class domestics are
supplied; also managing housekeepers, ma
irons goverresses. tutors. etc
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

RSE.-Refned German gir. % care o.
one OF two children. hisHess rsfc -ercrs
Room 275 Continental Hotel. 2Ots-S.. ard
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

COOK. Sc-A young won7a- a. ~oo-.
laundress. roast. soup baker. creams. al
20 chambermaid waitress. s years refer
enee. 4+3 6th-avs- - floor
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-12


aRestrAin yourself coldly replied
Harry Blouni. Our Intervention In
behalf of this young girl would be more
hurtful than useful 10 her.
Alcide Joiivet. ready TO rush forward.
stopped himself. and Nadia. who had
not perceived them being half yelled
by her hair. passed IN her turn before
the emir without attracting his atten-
ton
In the mea uiime. after Nadia Maria
Strogon had arrived. and as she did
not throw herself quickly enough INTO
the dust the guards brutaily pushed
her.
Maria Strogon fell
Fer son made . terrible movement
which the soldiers who were guarding
him could with difficulty master. -
But old Maria raised herself. and
they were about to drag her when ivan
Ogarer interviewed. saying;
Let this woman remain"
As for Nadia she was thrown back
among the crowd OF prisoners. The
look OF Ivan Ogareff had not fxed IT,
self upon her.
Michael Strogoff was then led before
the emir. and there he remained erect
without lowering his eyes
'Your face to the ground- Ivan oga-
re1 cried out TO him.
Mo- replied Michael Srrogor- Two
guards wished to force him to bend
but It was they who were thrown u
the ground By the hand Of ln. rcbus,
young man
Ivan Ogareff advanced toward Mi
chael Strogof.
you are about TO die" said he.
81 shall die fierceiy answered MI
chaei Strogoff. but your face of trait
or. Ivan. will not the less bear and for
ever the infamous mark of the knout,-
Ivan Ogareff at this answer became
horribly pale.
"who is this prisoner demanded
the emir I'm a voice the more menacing
because OF Its calmness.
a Russian spy" answered Ivan oga-
ref
In making out Michael Strogon a spy
against him would, be the more terri
BILE.
Michael Strogor moved toward Ivan
Ogareff.
The soldiers stopped him.
The emir then made a gesture before
which the whole crowd bent their
heads Afterward he motioned with
his hand for the Koran. which was
brought to him. He opened the book
and placed his finger on one Of the
pages.
II was chance. or, rather. as these
orientals think. God himself. who was
about to decide the fate OF Michael
Strogoff- The people OF central Asia
give the name OF "far' TO this practice.
After having Interpreted the sense OF
the verse touched by the finger of the
judge they apply the sentence. what
ever it may be.
The emir had left his finger resting
on the page OF the Koran. The chief
of the ulemas, then approaching. read
with loud voice a verse which fin-
ished with these words:
And he shall see DO more the things
OF the earth" Russian spy" said
Feofar- Khan. you came to see what
is passing In the camp OF the Tartars.
Look. ther. with all your eyes, Look"
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appeared wacn she turned rounu. DuI
The gesture OF the mother. withhold
ing Nadia. had not escaped her. and
fight from Marfa's eyes told her every
thing
There was no longer any doubt that
the son Of Marfa Strogofy. the courier
Of the czar. was now at Zabedeiro
among the prisoners of Ivan Ogaren.
Sangarre did not know him. but she
knew he was there. She did not then
attempt 10 discover him. a thing which
would have been impossible In tie
midst of this numerous crowd.
As for again spying after Nadia and
Maria Strogoff. this WIS equally use
less II was evident that these two wo-
men would be on thslr guard. aud 1t
would be impossible to seize by sur
prise anything Of a nature to compro-
mise the courier of the car.
The gypsy had then only one thought
Ito warn Ivan ogarefr. Wherefore she
Immediately left the camp.
A quarter of an hour afterwsrd she
arrived At Zabedeiro and WIS shown
into the house occupied by the iieuien-
ant OF the einir.
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