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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
BIG NEW JERSEY SALE
LAND IN ESSEN COUNTY.
Joseph p. Day Bugs the Property
as an Investment.

Joseph p Day the auctioneer and real estate
broker. has bought from various owners. through
+. p Hamilton & Co, tract of 16O acres in Mill
burn Township Essex County. y. j. bounded on
the west by Short Hills Road where the frontage
sos feet, or nearly a mile: on the cast. 1924
feet, by the Essex County Park and Water supply
Reservation, and the north, 800 feet. by South
Orange The property is among the high
est in the Orange Mountains. and is reached from
either MiiIburn or Short Hills station on the
LaCkawanua Railroad a trolley line is also
planned from Orange along South Orange ave,
passing the property, which will he held as single
tract for year or two, and then subdivided into
villa plots Of from one to ten acres.
Mr.. Day will alter and enlarge the old Feigen-
span house at the southcrly end Of the tract and
Park includes two thousand acres OF rolling forest
land at an average elevation Of more than five
hundred feet. II IS being extensively improved
by the county authorities a large part of II has
just been fenced off a a reservation for deer. II
is larger than the combined area of Central Park
and Bronx Park.
Taylor Brothers and Paul d SAKE have sold for
Louis Strasburger to the Taller Realty Company
old two story buildings at the southeast corner
Of l2oth st. and LenCX ave, 100xS5 feet. The pur
chaser will erect on the plot a modern store and
office building. which has been leased for a term
OF twenty-one years TO Park & Tilford.
In the NeSey street SaleSrooms Joseph L. Day
adjourned the sale of No 26S9 to 2693 Broadway. a
ten story brick ard stone hotel OF No $40 West 55th
st. five story brick tenement rouse and OF No l53
10 49, West 64th three foH~ story stone front
dwelling houses. Bryan L. Kennedy sold vacant
plot, COX about l49 feet x irregular, on the south
Siue OF i4ISt ST.. l5El rect east OF the southern
Boulevard. to William r Oepp. for $500. The
amount due the property about $4,000 NJ.
Kennedy also sold interior plot. 60xl02.1o feet.
beginning l3.2 r. north Of I'd and goo II OF
Lewis st, 10 Frederick Philips and others for
l2@H, Tn" sale of No 3ls 10 326 East 18th st.
adjourned
Mr.. Day VIII offer FOR sale to-day a. the Vesey
ST salesrooms for the estate Of Jacob + Marshall.
NO. 30 Mott St. three story building. with store
and plot at the southwest corner of l34th 81. and
Park
Title to No. S25 Fifth ave. was transferred yes
terday. complete report Of the transactions Will
be found in another column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
BRAMwELL BOOTH PROBABLE CHOICE
The Favorite Candidate for Head of Saliva
ton Army.

Lieutenant Mcintyre. cf tho Salvation Army,
when seen at the headquarters yesterday in re-
gard 10 the announcement that General Booth had
named his successor said it had been an accepted
conclusion for five years in the ranks Of the or
ganizatiop that Rramweu Booth would be the ono
selected. with commissioners Howard ard Booth
Tucker the second choices General Booth. who IS
row making a motor tour Of England, has already
given his solicitors directions for the future ad
miniStratiOn OF tine army.
Commander Fvangeline T{ooth who has charge 81
The army's work in this country. t. one ~ the few
women controlling the work I'm any Of the COun-
tries. II IS not NJ all improbable that she would
he In line become the head Of the army should
Byamwell Booth die
1t was also learned yesterday at the army's head
quarters that Commissioner Booth Tucker. who IS
now the army's foreign secretary in London. had
just been appointed to take charge OF the work in
India which he started about twenty-five years
ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, July 80. 1907.
ARRIVE

ARRIVED
steamer Fu-ressl1 ,Rr' Raikic GLASGOW JULY 20 ADD
ste"raKe passengers aud mdcc Arrived the BAR at
= 80 10Th
ana t"uI"En" July 20 I" the Holland America Line.
with ~ cabin and tlo2 sterrag"
Arrived at the bar IL roth
Steamer Minneapolis Brl. Gates London JULY 20 to
the Atlantic Transport Line with 129 cabin passengers
an5 mdSe Arrived at the par At II p m. 39th
a. II 10Th
Steamer VaderIand ,Begl Barman Antwerp and
and l:o3 steerasc passengers and mdse at the
bar - a m
steamer GeorRic trr Roberts Liverpool July ~ 70
NE White star Line. With passenger and mdsc Ar
rived at thS Par at so
sengers and mdse Loft Quarantine NJ i@.I5 p IN.
ChNriestcn rs To- tSe C~ s. g" MINI uy :, ana
md.e l~ft Quarantine at las m.
steamer Havana stevens. Havana July - to the
New York and cuba Mail - co, with 1901 passengers
AMI mdse. Arrived NJ the Bnr II a m.
steamer Prinz Joachim 'ier,. Won Letner SavanIla
Kingston n. to the Hamburg American Line with n
passengers. mails and mlse Arrived II Is
:, Steamer Acara ,8r Hume, Cardiff July Is to Philip
Ruptecht In ballast Arrived the Rar l p M.
steamer Roma ,FO. Courtade MsTseiles July II.
Naples u and Palermo Is. TO W Elwell Co with b
cabin and sl2 steerage passengers mdse
Steamer Usk tf'r,. Drake. Raracoa July % to $
Aitue, With fruit Arrived AT the Bar az
the old Dominion 81 Co with passengers and
mdse' Lett Quarantine at 1882 p
Sandy Hook. J, July 30-9:3O m--wind west, light
breeze partly cloudy,
Steamers CaroniH tBn. Liverpool Queenstown
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse terl Bremen via Plymouth
Titan tr. Manchester: Arapahoe charleston and JACK
SSInonie' Kansas city, savannah: Mae Port Tampa
and Newport News
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
srsA .eRs AT FOREIGN PORTS.


sydney. W. July ItzehOe ttier Ne" ~
Melbourne. Freuaute
Melbourne. July SU-katun1 ,Rr' New N'rN Wa
cent g V. ,-,-t via Per-
Rio Janeirn July 1S-Gutrune tt'er'. Ne" i'
nambuco, etc 49, Work VI
Gibraltar JULY so. a Neckar tGer1 New ~
Naples AMI Genoa ,and Proceededl. .,.
Psrn New York for Naniss
Trieste. July 2S-tierty tAusti. New NurS ''N
etc. Giulia tAust, New YORK a., Trsnils
Naples July 26-Lazio UtaD. New YORK t'i rsysI cr
Napotan Prince tRrl. New York VIA Verk tsr
Patras Principe ~ Piemoute utah. NeTNN,.rme
Genoa: - Italia utnD New York for work Va
Genoa July 90 Manuel CalvO tSpanl. Ne"
Barcelona. Naples. etc. ~ YorS ts
Montevideo. July 27-welSh Prince tBrl Ne"
Port Natal July sO-sandon Hail tBr. New f'N
PernamSuco. July 25-Gunther Ger. New HoFS '
bados for Rio JaneirO, etc - Eyfogo rS
Alden. July 3O-Braemar t5rl, Yokohama anu A
New York.
SAILED
Barbados July 2S-Calderon tBelgl. New 1orA,
Palermo July 22San GoTgio OtaD. New iulSS rr.eaS
Liverpool. July 3O-Carmania (Trl. New YORK N
Rio Janeiro. July 2s-Italian Prince (Brl New iV
PASSED. -
Fayal. July So-Hamburs tierl. Naples f2r ondou.
Lizard. July So-Mesaba tBrl. New YORK toF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
SAVES MOTHER FROM DEPORTATION
Colorado Farmer Comes to Her Aid When
Prospects Looked Dark.

Determined that his mother, Mrs Jane Wheeler.
should not nc deported Thomas LeNk. prosperous
farmer Of Aurora, Col. informed Commissioner
Watchoru yesterday that h. would Me bond 81
s. 600 the sum required hefore she would he al
lowed land
Mrs. Wheeler with two children. both boys. ar
pie and Of tho two children has only eye.
They taken 10 Ellis Island. and about 70
b" deportcd because they had no apparent means
or support.
When Leek learned % tho trouble he interested
Acting Governor Harper of colorado and Mayor
Edward 6 Smith OF Aurora. With letters from
th"s" Leck came 10 New York and the was
r"open"d NJ. Watchorn then agreed TO permit
Mrs. Wheeler to land y a bond % 81 40 was AIed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Ma, N Iuriout has ahd Y, BY Wes, iolst - a
three story and basement stoa" front dwelling AoIs-
lot HNip' cot
j. Edgar I~aycraft 20 have sold Hc-hc-- r.
- Tin. y. -Ht and 2o2 Easr RON a story
tenement house. with stores. pot - 6T75
ReTfha l.. Dc Victoria has s,,I
a f"ur story hathouSe. Tot o>YlOn5
H. Fent-rg has sold ~ 3aS : a s.o
building. ~ a iof :'Ni"6a r"et. =. Pau sla who
No. '3S adjoining
The Fart'asNe Realty Company has sold : Figelt
AMI Anton GiHta plot ~ about five and
In lt5tn ST. between Jer0H" ana Cromwell
I@o Hutte- has sold Mrs Giezen "a plot BOX l0u
feet, the side S'elnas ave abou, 90, 20,
south o. fos'1n
Walter J Saloncn has sold No 3s Wes, 49th a W
five story American basement dwelling house. ON a i1t
Il ixlc"5 fee'. l. IS Columbia College lcascho.d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
cLEw TO ROBBERY OF DOCTORS BODY

Or Henry :. Amber. coroner tor Queens Bov-
ough who is Investigating the alleged robbery %
the body ~ Or Edward !. Gallagher o. 80 ~
West 18th street Manhattan. as st Law beside the
road tn =; Adams Long Island, following IN" col
Ns'n between d. GallaEher's automobile and the
sag Harbor express train. has found what he be
h"."s valuable Glow. He has learned that some
one mas been passing charrei money IN Jamaica
The coroner has learned that several charred So
bills w"r" presented AZ more Of the banks
tn Jamaica. As the Information reached him after
banking hours. hc could make no investigation yes
t"rday. but to-day win visit ~" banks 10 II
The officials can aid him In establishing the tden-
tty OF the person who passed them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
SUIT DEMANDS MORE Il" STATIONS

a proceeding was begun in the Supreme Court
ny the Attorney General to compel the Manhattan
Elevated Railway Company TO place additional
stairways at congested stations including Houston
street and the F3oWeTy. Cortlandt and Greenwich
streets. 9Th street and Third avenue. 18th street
and Third avenue and 99th street and Third
The proceeding IS brought under the section of the
code compelling corporations 70 supply sufficient
access and egress at all stations to and from
trains.
The court has given the company thirty days IN
which it may decide whether Il will put these addi-
tional stairways in place. 1t was said last evening
that the company having the plans drawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
UMBRELLA ACTS AS PARACHUTE.

An umbrella on the roof OF No. 1853 Third avenue
probably saved the life yesterday OF Frederick Sui
livan, fourteen years old. who Is AT the Harlem
Hospital suffering from Commissions Of the back and
other injuries The boy fell five stories through an
airshaft, and picked up unconscious In the base
mcut Of his home. His mother had left the UNI
brclla the roof. and sent him to get il. In de
scending the boy fell through airshaft the
basement. five stories in all He held the open
umbrella in his hands and It served 10 break the
force OF his fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
NEW RATE LAW HARD ON POOR
Full Fare Charged to Visitors to Long Island
Insane Hospital

The new railrond rate law Is proving In -dsbf,
to poor persons. who have hitherto been able T.,
visit relatives at the asylum at Kings Park LING
Island paying only half rates Persons who an
Piled Tor half rate tickets at the state hospital
FlatbGsh yesterday were told that thew would
have 10 pay the full fare of 50 40 ard I'm consc-
Quence many of them unable to make the
trip
The state hospital authorities are unable to rs.
sist the applicants and there We're many affecting
scenes when they turned away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31

TRANsPACIEIc MAIIs.

destination anl steamer Close in New YORK.
',9 san Francisco q = Transport Today IN
Japan, CoreP. China AMI Philippine
Islands Vancouver Victoria
Empress China AZ l. q m
TAHITI and MarIUcsas Islands
Francis MSrpust August l. q D m
Hawaii, Japan Curea. China and
:uiuppne Islands via Fran
ManCLuril August 8 8 n m
Hawaii. Japan. Corea china
iTrira Islands VITA Francisco
&Gpan Maru Angus, 10. g. m,
Australia except WrsU. NeW Zealand.
Islands. Fir Islands New
Caledonia t,tl NanCoUNe Victoria
u . Manuk. - August H. spm
Nv ZEALAND Australia tvXCrot WeSp
UnI New ''a'inuia san Fran
csco. Horenc August - epm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
KILLED SAVING TEDDY" BEAR

MarRaretta Rochcr four years Old. who lived
with her parents the hf;h floor ~ 50 1915 Sec
ond avenue. fell over the bauistcr AZ her home
Monday might and died soon aftervard. The child
was playing with Teddy bear in the hallway
Of her HON" and tried :" rest IN" hear the haa-
lister, hut n slipped from her grasp and fell down
stairs. Little Mlrgarctta reached 10 saw, IT,
and in doing she los; her ba!auc- and fell over
the hanister.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
H. E. WARNER scHueERr's AGENT.

Henry Edward Warner, a newspaper man. has
been engaged by the ShUberts as their general
press representative. Mr.. Warner born in
Tennessee, hut apparently was not born 10 be
bound by its limitations. He has been employed
several Of the big dailies throughout the coun-
try. Mr.. Warner blazed the way for Bernhardt on
OF her annual excursions throughout the coUn-
try. and last 10 n that the papers said
pleasant things of Miss Harmed and Guy Standing.
Mr.. Warner organized the American Press HUmor-
lists and the president for terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
COL. E. S. FOWLER SAILS TO-DAY

Colonel Edward s. Fowler Appraiser OF the Port
accompanied by Mrs. Fowler, will sail for Europe
this morning the Oceanic 10 be absent for six
weeks He will travel England Ireland
Wales and Scotland in automobile.
In the Appraisers absence Henry NJ Clam
Special Deputy Appraiser will be the Acting APP
p-aiser of the Port. He will be assisted by Deputy
Appraisers Wannaker ard Nathan. The Apprais-
ec denied that he is going abroad government
business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
REALTY NOTES.

r,nrlrr Y P"soia < 90 incorporated r~srl a
client tho three story dwelling hons" NJ 50'h
BROOKLYN
William u si7src.nr"- r1- opened an Once IN ~.
Trib.ue building y, Ia Nassau vHe-~ he gi1 con
daar general real estate brokerage business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
BARLEY ESTATE IN 3arH ST DEAL

Douglas Robinson. Charles Brown 60 has SOLD
or Margaret :! Mccormick tho BARLEY No I.
West 3Nth four story brownstone front dwclns
house lot l. gx9s feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
EAST SIDE Block FRONT SOLD.

Moses kinzler has bought through Walter l. Starr the
block front the south side OF Delaney between
Iompkins and NanEin The property comprises Old
buildings. No ~ T0mphiDS and No "a MangU
MIR Knzler has also bought No. - Tom3lirs
story building "A lot 2Jxioo block
frontage " 200 feet in Delaney and o. -
both
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
Proposals.

DOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT Wasa aston D G
June = iSe Proposals viii - ei 81 AZ tnz III
oti5c ? n net Is ieG7 on ~ r,ure- a-einat;sr de-
ne IS5' Is 70 T y VIZ :, !iasaaa
once each wees . tips pr war n Uses o, las ts ,
each way. Rond required With bid SI9'" con,T9e, n,
VIII te permitted 10 suostiluis at an re las as ~
ySr 81 'ST TIM tSi-s 'g class ' without a 5
ROUTE No - % NJ $ from E,-,-9 20 Po,' "a =
from Phi!adsPs,a once each WssN - LIS P l Rsa
Fort Antoni1 hvs DAYS and from Philadelphia @ TX
si5So GonraS5 f5T 10 Years eTyise 70 CON ~
/ HOS Sontra.,or VIII Be perTnitIed - s.s.
the second third class without Additional
IG'gTn yaSsf yssSe NAY 'Isn "a, a az
CircuIars containing description q ins ,
Pansn 'S Sonis IAN anu be oSane Of h Asa
h@slm,s''r ssnerai IIs' Mn PeP2 assr General
i : ENGINEER OFFICE. NEWPORT. r I. JULY
- I90I-SeaIed proposals drry'Sns sntt ,i ~
channel Great salt Fond. Rock Island + l. - ,ssn
publicly opened information furnished application
J II, WILLARD. 1t col. Ensrs
nUARrERMAsTER.s OFFICE WEST POINT. y J.
ter, ~ yh usual conditions T b received IBIS
@ilce until - Ausus ~ 1907 ~ tights IRE
United states reserves the right 60 accept %, up,a
application ADDRESS j NJ CARSON u, Major anu
Quartermaster- L. > a West Point y -
L : ENGINEER oFFIrE. JACKSONVILLE. FLS
L, July - 1907 proposals I fSr hers
unttl - o'clock noon august 20 lH", an FRANCS
II SKUNK Mai. Engrs
L : ENGINEER OFFICE. SIS wlrHERS,aaSSTY-<
I Building philadelphia. pa July ' trS,,n-scrsv
Suction Grs'isSs fSr Xrw York Hareor y WI men "a
received here until $50 NJ Aus So ~ Ia sppiicstaa
j e. SANFORD Major Engrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
BUY TWO WEST 25rH ST. BUILDINGS

Tho Gem Realty Company has sold Rrbccca Cohn
AMI William G,.dstone Noa 40 and 100 West 18th g
two three sorry bcdinEs. Tho structures occupy po;
5txNlx irrag!,ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises 80 IFS Moon se.s Moons axe 20
HIGH WATER
A VI Sandy Hook OILS Gov island - % u. -
FM.-SauGy Hook l2.ao Island CAKE 3.iI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
Meetings.

OrAErERLY MEETING OF THE AMERICAN IN
~ SUI p. Thursday. NEg LIST l.I7
iI'n 81. + NJ r \. r. DAYTON. Secy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04
WOMEN WANT BAER
 HELD FOR MURDER
500 SIGN PETITION AGAINST PRES DENT OF READING RoAD-FA- THEIR AND SON RUN DOWN AT CROSSING.

Philadelphia, June s.-A petition bearing the names of 300 women was presented to Coroner Jermon of this city today re- questing that George F. Baer, president of the Philadelphia and Reading rall- road, be held for criminal negligence for killing of a father and son, who were run down week ago by railroad train at an uptown grade crossing. MT. Jcr- mon told the committee that he would do all he could as an official and added that he had asked for the assistance of the district attorneys office in the case at issue. The petition, among other things, says:
 we consider this not an accident out murder. and we petition the coroner and the next grand jury to hold President Baer as to the charges in court that 1t may be determined who is legally respon- sible for the lack of vigilance or warnings at the crossing
 All of the signers Of the petition are mothers of children attending a public school located near the spot where the accident occurred
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04
IN THE BIRMINGHAM
 REAL ESTATE MARKET

Deeds of conveyance were filed in the office of the probate court yesterday in the following transactions of $500 and over:
 George L. Scott to Gardner F. Goodwin, lots and f. in block 246, on Second ave- nue. Bessemer; consideration, s1250.
 E. L. Huey Furniture company to Gard ner F. Goodwin, lots 1 and 5, in block 129, on Clarendon avenue, Bessemer; con- sideration, sS37 .50.
 William A. Scott to George L. Scott, lots and 4, in block 246. Second avenue, Bessemer; consideration. 5000.
 H. P. Johnston and S. P. Sturgeon to J. E. Carthel and R. w. Harrison, tract containing 13 1-3 acres in northeast quar- ter of southeast quarter of section 13, township Is, range 3 west; consideration, s1500.
 Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad com pany to Tennessee Land company. the southeast quarter of southwest quarter and west half of southwest quarter of southeast quarter of section 12. township IS, range west, except minerals; consid- eration, S10,000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04
REDUCED RATES FROM BIRMINGHAM
 I|||a||||l

$14.5o-Richmond Va, and return.
 May 26th to 30th. 8 7.e0-Knoxville, Tenn, and return. June 23rd, 24th, 25th, 29th, 30th,
 July 9th, 7th, 14th and 21st s27.65-Atlantic City and return. May
 30th and 31st, June 1st, End
 and 3rd, limit June 10th. N. C., and return.
 May goth, 24th, June 9th, 9th.
 7th, 26th, 27th and 18th.
 Swananoa, June 18th, 18th and
 14th.
 .oo-San Francisco, Cal, and return.
 June 7th to 14th. S,26. Pa., and return.
 July 11th, 18th, 18th and 14th.
 Stop at Norfolk on return trip. $29 9.3o-Saratoga Springs, N. r., and
 return. July 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 9th,
 9th and 7th; limit July 18th.
 Variable routes $7.10 higher. $62.75-Spokane, Wash, and return. $7O.25-Seattle, Wash, and return.
 June 18th to July 11th. 8 9o-Tuscaloosa, Ala, and return.
 June 11th, 18th, 10th, 17th,
 22nd, 24th and July 1st, 9th
 and Sth.
 Rates approximately low for other points.
 Home Seekers tickets to the South west on sale the first and third Tues. days of each month, including Novem- Der.
 Further information cheerfully fur nished.
 o. H. CHANDLER, H. F. LATIMER, c. p. A. T. P. A.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04
ATTEMPT TO KILL ALFONSO.
Trial of Senor Frerrer and Don Nakens
 Begins In Madrid.

Madrid. June 3-The trial of Senor Frerrer, director of the modern school of Barcelona, Don Jose Nakens, editor of Fl Matin, and others, charged with com plieity in the attempt to assassinate King Alfonso and Queen Victoria, May 3, 1906, began today. The state demands that Frerrer be sentenced to sixteen years imprisonment and the others to ten years. Frerrer declared he did not know Mo- rales, the man who actually threw the bomb was an anarchist and said he him. self was not an anarchist, his idea being to perfect society by means of education. The documentary evidence against Frer- Ter is said to be strong.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04
Gompers at Jamestown.

Norfolk, June 3.-Samuel Gompers, pres ident of the American Federation of Labor, arrived here today from Boston, to look after the exhibit being made at the Jamestown exposition under the aus pices of the American Federation of Labor.
 MT. Gompers had nothing direct to say on the revocation of the charter of the National Brewery Workers union.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04
KING EDWARDS LEvEE.
Third Season at St. James Palace Un-
 usually Interesting.

London, June 3.-The third levee of the season was held by King Edward at St. James palace this afternoon and was more than usually interesting be- cause of the presence of a large contin- gent of officers who served during the mutiny in India, half a century ago. Some fifty veteran officers headed by Field Marshal Lord Roberts. about a dozen of whom wore the coveted Victoria Cross. formed the most interesting group at the function. The king drove to St. James palace from Buckingham palace, in state, escorted by detachment of life guards.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

FOR SALE. S7500-2-story res. Norwood district. $11 1.O00-Handsome home N. 25th st., big lot
 s265O-5-room house, cor. 6Ox19O, N. 26th street.
 s475O-Res 24th street, near 12th ave. S250O-Pretty 11th ave. cor, 1OOxl2O. s45OO-Modern home 23d street, near 7th avenue.
 S5250-50 feet 9th avenue, Fist and 22d sts. SIC. 1O.500-Handsome Northside res. s125O0-4th ave-, 22 and 23 sts.; improved. 12,OO0-5th ave-, 23 and "A sts.; improved. s2O 2OO00-Fine cor, new depot district. $12, ,5o0-4th ave. cor, 100 feet. $500 Pr. Ft.-Close in cor; speculation. s45 O00-Handsome business block s25O Pr. Ft.-25x1N; 18th and 26th sts.; 2d ave
 s1OO Pr Ft.-Ave. C., near Fist st. s10 50O-Ave. F., cor. 100x19O; rent, $144O. Szl5O-Flne Ave. K, lot 55x1S0. s1sO0-Choice lot near Glen Iris. $lJO Pr. Ft-Ensley, 21 and 22d sts-, D. S,yJ Per Acre-6 acres by North Birming- ham, pipe works.
 R. MCCONNELL & CO.,, Phones BIO. 2O7 Sd Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04
,oper on Dallas

guest of Mrs. L. M Hooper on Dallas street.
 Mayor V. B. Atkins went down to Mar tins on Saturday to spend a few days recuperating from his recent illness.
 William Wilby has returned from an extensive trip to England where he vis- tied his birthplace. He reports most delightful trip.
 Hon. J. Craig Smith, president of the board of convict inspector, Is in the city today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04
E. l.. SMITH Title Guarantee Building
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice.

Notlce.
 State of Alabama, Jefferson County. Dicia H. Baker, Deceased. Estate Of. Letters testamentary upon the last will and testament of said decedent, having been granted to the undersigned, on the 18th of May, 1907, by the Hon. s. E. Greene, judge of probate court of Jeffer- son county Notice is hereby given that all persons having claims against said estate will be required to present tho same within the time allowed by law, or that the same will be barred BIRMINGHAM TRUST AND SAVINGS CO.,, by Chappell Cory, Secretary
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