The sun., 1910-08-02
CAFE DE- L'OPERA AUCTION
INJI NTTION DTIIIS THE saIE
IOR tHOI . THRIE nor ~
.isss.zs lisa.i tpi-saIs~~ o. - fp,sllGe 0ut -
T"Sn Iiu,Sss Wsa~y FTsa sale % B-
It~lsi ~ Trust I'VE Tsp Ftssr Fur-
niShtnzs Istspssrd sf ~ Falr Prirr-.


Ir. auction S.,'.. - th. fIrn ..hinEs ~
'hs taf" - l'OTs'ra a a. rl..lavg.d fpr thr..,
hssir- Yesterday murning ~ an inIunr-
'tun = hich hai is"n granted - " 4 Rr-
"nl~rg the attorney flr N. prupristor-
requiring the cr~ditnrs - show cau.s
"n August why q r''c..iy.r -hoiIld NJ,
l-' appointed Judg, Hand - th., United
~taisS tirrmt Court i--iI"d u on last
FRIDAY. bIt IN. creditors Wha ar. 10
hind the sale. diin find u out until
Yesterday morning a. ~ - cluck. whsn
~" au,t lons-'r wsls ahout 10 start IN.
bidding Auuut s~vrn hundred people
had gathered
Henry Moss. the aurtinn..r an.
nounC~d that tn. -s,ls. would havs, To- H..
I->tpun"d for tiin. and then hustled
IN" 20 hi- Law y,rs Henry I. Sheusrnan
down To- the Federal Building judge
Hand didn want - hear him. hut when
ShsusrmAn explained that people had
come from ont - town Co attend the zal.
the Judg" agreed To- do what hs could
Tn. injunction Was disRiSs-d The ar
tci"s IN the sale we're furnished hy de
partm.nt store under conditional bills NJ
sale. and after IN. failure ~ IN" company
IN" s'or" p"opl" s-Ized the goods. The
stay was vacated ON the stipulation that
the money realized from the sale should
h. deposited IN the I.ccoln Trust Com
pany pending the detsrminAiIun Of the
oWuership of IA. fund
IWeuty Tooms on the sixth and ~, h
floors we're gone through Yesterday after
noon. There were fifteen b..drpons and
nv" parinrs and libraries 4 group -
about fortN Irupl" around the auCtIoneer
did practically all tn. bidding The
greater part ~ them were uen repre-
-s.utIng decorators and uphOl-tererS
They had examined the furnishings. knew
Just how much they could bid and were
ready t. put up their deposits This
iH1litatsd matters 81 that ~ took less than
i"ur hours 10 sell -N"rything on the two
upper floors several wom..n lid for A
Few odd trappIng~ for th.ir hom.,-
Although things went for priC,z far
telow Cust. ~ Nlr Moses said. the amount
realized Yesterday Was i-.ttsr than had
he"n "NIs.Ct-d Tn" bedrooms were
furnished entirely With mahogany which
Was spld readily Plush and silk por-
iI''r"- ~ various Culors went anywhar,.
from g. to SIS The mahogany chairs
ledst"ad- and bureaus brought cnnsid-
~rahiy more. for tn. fIrnitur. dealers
evidently d,cd..d thar they would hav.
no tr"uhl" m dIsiOslng of them and Ind
up the prt,"s
~ th" Caf" was opened less than four
months many 81 th,se rooms were not
used. aud the furnishings ar. practically
u"w Large gilf and hra~- ch ande iers went
Tors! and Nv" huge vases Nsr~ suld for 81
TO- pi'' room "a the sINth fppr which vas
intended Tor a library iifty-nIu.. f...t 80
urGng" plush wall covering was sold for
~" NiN m.rrur~ "a the rustic room all
g them nearly ten f.-,t gh aud s.,y.n
i''''t ~ id'' v'r" tuugh' very cheap
l. - calculated thar the sale will las
about ten DAYS Tn. first thing Sold thus
morning Will - th" Azsyrian room II
- announced 900 IN" catalogue that with
a f'N "Nu"p'Iuu~ fh.. entire furnishings
wIil l.. offered for sal. m on.' lut az th..
md - th" present sale II ihs. lump I'D
"yD'-'d- th. total - IN. individual offers
10" deposits Wfll 10 returned and the.
~Ingi- hIdd-r will g-t the property II
IS thought however. that this j. NOT likely
To- happ-n