New-York tribune., 1896-04-02
CURIOS AT AUCTION.
A NUMBER OF VALUABLE RELICS OF THE sAHoN
COLLECTION PASS UNDER TIE HAMMER

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COLLECTION PASS UNDER TIE HAMMER
Relic collectors we'll represented at the auo-
tion sale of arms and armor, antiquities ihuiai
ra,cc c,,r-os original drawings oil paintings ana
noanv other articles the property OF Napoleon
Sarony held at the American Art galleries -"a
son Square South. yesterday. In consequence .'e
bidding was sprited. Thomas E Kirby was the
auc,ioneer All the curios were disposed OF IN the
afternoon, the paintings being auctoned o" "s'
night -, -,o.,
some OF the prices realized for North American
Indian relics were: Scalps. - %; heauuress VI
Turkey feathers tipped with fur. 81 large bucksh'h
pouch & 30; rawhide pouch with oid-paiht,n ueoo-
ration 81; buckskIn gun sheath. 80; bucKshih ""p
pings. 50 so; decorated knife sheath ana SINAI
nouch s4 stirrups 81 flute 81 80: tin cup ana spoon
decorated with bird quill trimmings. N"' qhVer
and bow sheath with bows and arrows - ." 'neu.-
cine mans shield 50 so: red stone pipe hiain WIN
metal and carved stem, 81 30; bead necklace - "'
Iasso OF buffalo hide. $50; armiet OF Dear
claws and beads. 81; stone skinner. vi 'on'a
bawk nine with decorated handle si5; shieid
of buffalo hide decorated with eagle iea'he'S'
sl5, bear claw necklace with thir'y-ohe e'a"''
ZIG: war club with hawk featner ha's"sn'
g.: rattle made Of buffalo cafs hoofs si'o; WHIP
inlaid with metal s.; tomahawk pipe ~ woo'e"
,Ynplement used in the dance -; pair OF large
howl spoons 81 80: bone weapon picked up aiter d
Aqht with Indians in Montana during the hrs'
Yellowstone expedition, 10; pair OF MeN'oa"
wooden stirrups. a. -
Among the Toltec and Aztec antiquities sold were
Six small sitting figures wi'h soiseous - ~.
headdress, from the mounds OF Teo'ihuacan' ""'
,do, IN gorgeous dress, Jo sitting IDOL from
Otumba 81: two stone statues OF primitive "orh-
manship from Otumba, s. 80 for the pair s'a."' VI
priest in full attire which was found IN inc ru'o "a
Militia in the State Of Oaxaca. - 90; kheeihs iein'
statue from Azcapozaco $40; crowned s'h'u. - IN
Of the kings of Azcapozalco, 50; two heads WIN
dress in Oriental style H cuverce with hahoe. %
pitcher with handle representing a serpent % w. w.
pitcher With hman "1e,s sSs o the IN 'ne so and corn
Centrotl seated throne with serpehtss IN nan
relief SIS idol in SHAPE Of jar ITo s. mvtho
LOGICAL figure from Gusiluca G pyramid represent,
The soca or IF Msslsan Pano,a Ts%Se' '' statue
origin Smo we're S. "e short WIN small flint
to. so dueng pistol Eii sa5 sbort i,ntiock
gun with spring bayonct and brass barrel: N ,,,,,.,
There large crowd pra preseh. at nni H,v Ter
nrks brought more than 5000. The prices ranged
from for most Of the pctareS haIsS Am0hs 2 rns
isnsth IN inches, by George Wharton Edwards 20 20
height 70 sshes 1enF's a nn oil
painting nches length le dI%stone 1nehes Is y
Edward s hseht s ncSes
nsSes by az George or Wharton Ha,bs
nehss BY BY G John PaR%
Pansng height sd inchss fsoushi sns'
l2s inches, by G. T. smile; @ Nv w saronv' slo III,
loves Me- He loves Me Not, charcoal drawing ,v
by n Sarony. $ll portrait OF Lian ssi nussf ,s q
nsstei az 20: portrait of Carmencita IN pastel so
portrait Adesds MeilfOn ST G psse ssrey s s. WS
inv "tneland' a water color by Paul Marry sS
oney Island Beach" an oil psintng m oil ~ panne Mln
bv A. Bondin ss5: Veronica Gazing Upon the ;, pac &C.
Of Her Dead Rival" height g nchfs r engrn Hy Noon ~ IN
inbt height ls inches length 80 inches. by Edwar
Moran so Near HosGsenb by by T. rSfe Macy ' @
sWoods i'm Winter" by w. S. Macy 800; Fores
Scene" by W. s. Macy. $l2 3D.