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New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
REALTY MARKET MORE ACTlVE|
yyrESTORS CONTINUE TO BE PROMINENT In IHh
TRADING.
rs Found Last Seued Large Vest Side Parcets-H0
Eorgans To Be lad in the AUCTION Rooms.

lines and that the wealth of the interior Is Ill, -
paired there is strong ground for optimism Inns
is the feeling that should prevail among ouiiu
and brokers' for il is the only kind that WINS oul-
THE first of January viii not only dlsuiout7 '
sums of money in dividends. but Will also' ds sup
posed mark the end of the period OF partial sus-
pension of cash payments by the pahks' Win '0
resultant disorganization of local business III
spite of the present discouragements retall ade -
generally reported brisk, though MANUFACTURING
lines continue 10 SLOW down and jobpers ana re-
tailers TO hold back All that is dsjointed In gen
eral trade we fully believe will be Strengthened OUT
bv the restoration of the flow of funds ana their
Investment in those securities which best promote
local business namely, real estate and building.
Leaving Manhattan and The Bronx InomentarlIy
out of the question. the status of building INDUS
tries in the of the metropolitan district during
the wear has on the average been fairly good. In
Richmond the controlling circumstances have been
favorable and prosperous. we have it by author
itative special reports In Queens business has
been at least normal, Notwithstanding that seV-
eral large construction companies stopped opera
tions and the same is true Of BROOKLYN west
chester and New Jersey. On the upper West Side
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

much larger volume Of business vas Tran
t.s, ,.ee. in the real estate market thah III ue
,,r.ce5inr week There were not more hltie sdle9'
b,, more deals affecting properties casseo a"los
;be hes. investment parcels on Mammalian lSlaho,
Investors were most active in the trading ana
are likely TO continue prominent in realty transac
lions until early in the spring, when oulders aho
s,,e-uators are expected TO become identlied Win
,.r,- rronosed operations Nearly all the I'M
rortanf transactions reported last week resulted IN
change of ownership of parcels in the NeSt Sloe'
one of the most allrrng sections TO spectators
and investors.
one of the principal deals of the week was the
.a,e a. the house of Isaac l.. Rice. at the south
corner Of s9th ST. and Riverside Drive 10 .
Schiuasi, of Schinasi Brothers cigarette makers
Mr. Schinasi intends to occupy the premises l. j.
PhiIJins & Co. were the brokers in the deal Inc
purchase price said to be about SoNe". 1t
was also said that it all cash deal ana
that mortgage of about $4,000 on the premises
held by the Greenwich Savings Bank is 10 De l'4lu
nv the buyer. The house and ground Whlch Is
aTIed Villa Julia. has attained some fame because
of the crusade made by Mrs. Rice against the
whistling Of tugs and steamboats, on uae Nor'h
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
with the clerk of the United States District Court:
Involuntary petition by the Colt Runabout Com,
The Frank Presbry Company. Sl,30O for advertis-
ing; Robert Bosch, $500: the Reliable Radiator
Company, s1l4 transfer of assets alleged.
Two involuntary petitions against jacob Cohen,
cloak manufacturer. at No. ~ broadway: Robert
C Morris receiver; filed bond of SI50U0 of the
Federal Union Surety Company and took possession
of the property, with instructions from the court
TO operate the for days. Creditors in nfst
petition. with claims: Winston Laurie. $i2Oo; STARK
& Iodner $500: II. A. Cesar Company $4,000; pref
erences alleged. Creditors in second petition.
Dieckerhon RafTlan & Co. $500, w T. Coe. s2Oo:
c. A. Wimpfheimer e Brother. 500; transfer ot as
sets alleged.
involuntary petition against Claude +. Clendern
No. ~ Broadway: creditors and claims: Charles r.
Murphy, s.. .O40; Charles i. George $3.50: Pace
Simpson. $50: transfer of assets alleged; Edwin
S Root, receiver. with bond of 5000 , ,
Involuntary petition against the Barrett * SHAW
Company No. 244 West 125th street, creditors and
claims; Wolfsheim & Sachs. S535; Cohn & RoSen-
berger. $500: George H. Osborne & Co. s2f9; Jesse
Watson. receiver. with bond of s. 900
Voluntary petition by Lester {. Faurat ana Her
bert l.. Abrahams. jr. trading as the LarchInon.
Automobile Company: debts. S2.26s: assets. S3il-
Principal creditors and claims: The PennsytVanl
Rubber Company. s4e2; the Larchmont National
Bank 1926 stock in trade. $50; accounts due. s2o6
deposited In bank. A. cents ~
Voluntary petition by Gustave Schultz No lif6
Broadway, showing liabilities OF sS,lfl: assets,
sf0s Principal creditors and claims: George T.
McCarty. s1,03I Samuel Frank s92o' Andrew
Platz $500
William + tyson was appointed receiver OF The
business of Elizabeth L. Dinsnlore. involuntary
bankrupt with bond cf $4,000 The liabilities are
estimated at $4,000 and assets at $4,000. approx
mately
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collections paying all It's bills. and had ma
roll of $4,000 a week
CHRISTMAS AT THE EXCHANGES
Produce Members Will Remember Children
Consolidated, the Employees.

The members Of the New York Produce ~
change are not going to let the financial disturb
ance of the last few months interfere with tb.,-
year-end celebration. L. L. Morey, chairman NJ
the committee OF arrangements. said yesterday
that a celebration for poor children similar ~
that of last year would be held on the floor OF tb.
exchange on the afternoon of December 81. and
that each child before leaving, would receive a
basket containing oranges. apples and candy. In
addition each boy will receive pair of roller
skates a baseball and fine penknife, and each
girl pair Of roller skates and a workbox con-
tanning scissors. thimbe, needles. thread. etc. Mr.
Morey said that five hundred family basket,
would also be given away, each basket containing
a Christmas dinner for six people
The tickets for the celebration will be distributes
nv Ely Bernays representing the Hebrew Charity
Organization: Monsignor Mclean, OF st. Peters
Roman Catholic Church; Trinity Mission, St.
Paurs Mission the Charity Organization Society
the Salvation Army and the Volunteers Of
America Music for the occasion will be furnished
bv the Catholic Protectory Band.
Members of the Consolidated Stock Exchanr.
have decided not to give any formal entertainment
on the floor of the exchange on the eve OF the
holiday this year. but the brokers will hold an
informal celebration. and it is possible that sons
set programme may be arranged for New Years
Eve Last year considerable money was expended
for music decorations. etc. but on account of the
greater living demands being made upon tbs
employees of the exchange the brokers, who have
had quite good year. have concluded to put the
money this time to what they consider more prsc-
tcal use and will therefore make individual gifts
to the employees. in addition TO their subscription,
to the general Christmas fund
I. is said to be probable that the members o.
the New York Stock Exchange will not hold their
usual Christmas celebration this year So far no
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for collecting sub
scriptions by any OF the members who generally
have the matter in charge. and 1t IS understood
that no movement in that direction will be mais.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

nent in transportation, the completion or the ere
waited connections and the running OF through eie
y.ted trains over the Williamsburg Bridge These
,r,,rovements are well under way, and prooaoiy III
sixty days the carrying capacity OF the Wllilsins-
burg Bridge will be increased by 40 per cent ana
the comfort of that bridge increased os
600 per cent Brownsville, for instance. VIII pc
r;,bin tventv-H,e minutes Of Delaney street by
uninterrupted traffic above the surface OF the
streets This improvement should help those sec
tions of the city where the present tne rentals
are very much below those for the same CLASS .,
arartments in Manhattan, and if economizirg must
come IL can be better done in Brooklyn than in
New York.
Sanity is probably beg : TO prevail ana ine
ideas of the rumor monger IRE not now nsteneo
quite freely as they have been In the last
six days'
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

River In 1899 MI. Rice bought the plot OF ground,
which comprises five lots. on which the house
STANDS. and in the following year the house was
erected II is considered by many realty experts
ene Of the most beautiful houses in Riverside
Drive
Another all cash deal was the sale Of the FL
Dorado apartments, two eight story elevator
structures occupying the block front in Central
Park West between soth and s1st sts. The buyer
IS ar investor. The houses are on plot 2s 4xloo
feet and were owned by the FL Dorado Realty
Company. They built by John V. Signell
about six years ago In 1865 they were sold by Mr.
Signeu through f. r. Wood e. Co. TO the present
seller. Wood & Co also sold the houses last week
Two other large apartment houses near the El
Dorado apartments were recently sold. the Sterling
and the Carlyle occupying the block front the
cast side OF Columbus ave, between s5th and
Seth ets. 2e44x1Oo feet. They sold for Dor
othy Mccartney to Helen 4. Thompson. Still an
other important transaction last week the
West Side was the sale by William K. Everdeil to
q Mrs. Granns Of the Graystone. a seven story
elevator apartment house No. s4 West s9th st. 1t
occupies a plot 45xl0o5 feet. Several interesting
transactions affecting properties in the Sd ave- dis
iric. between and 18th SITS. also reported
sn the week. As result Of one of them, George
Corsa will control under long term lease a large
marcel at the northwest corner of 12lst St and Sd
ave The total rental he will pay for the use OF
the site during the term of the lease will be over
81 0pooo. He will erect the plot store and
once nullonE-
In tie Real Estate Exchange salesrooms last
week some wide-awake buyers got bargains The
Goelet estate certainly secured bargain when it
bought at a foreclosure sale Thursday the
Nira q six story apartment hotel, formerly the
hollywood, Nos. 10 and IL West 39th ST.
plot 6exsss feet between sth ave. and Broadway,
s135.co The property was sold in action
brought by Smith Ely against Vira G. Matthews
HnG other persons to satisfy judgment of about
$4,000. BY the terms OF the sale $4,000 could re-
main bond 81 mortgage at BIZ per cent
The Real Estste Record and Guide says in its
last issue. about the mortgage outlook In part
follows:
"All the leading banking authorities concur In
thinking that money will be very cheap after the
beginning OF the year. The information assur-
ence il conveyed to The Record and Guide by one
who is recognized q foremost authority
monetary affairs in their bearing real estate in
This is really all that the industries should
to know In order 20 be confident Of q full re-
sumption OF business In the OF the coming
year. Confidence seems TO be the thing most need
ed IT this time, II Is in every crisis that con-
fronts men, Our most dangerous enemy is our
fears. When IL is considered that there have been
few important sgnk failures. and few in other
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
ueAvv LIENS ON BUILDING COMPANY.

ss,enteen mechanics liens. aggresating *ios""'
bs,e bceu fled against the J. c. Lyons buhuhs
and onerating Company, at No. East 4Zd street
IN favor of creditors for building material ino
-. g., stroe+ No 313 to 221 East SD street. NO
1se East 18th street. Nos 1916 and 3ls Grand s,fee
aud Nos 20 and "a Norfolk street The largest az
&C follows. Ievering & GarriSues. s5s''o'' u W.
Klapperts Sons Unc), slesoo H. u Niduso -
Nc con 5s1 IT H. Simonson & Son Company
60 oos. rohn J. Roberts s.. .497. Receivers were APP
rointcd for the company on Friday ny 'us.ioo
IIough of the United States District Court rive
additional liens aggregating si5,4S were heu 'e'
terday.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
no NEW CAPITAL FOR AIR BRAKE

= . starbuck president of the New YORK AIT
Rrake Company said yesterday that there was ho
truth in the report that the company was eontehi.
Mating raising fresh capital by an issue OF ABOUT
81 eco 600 of new securities. and that no nhaeidi
plans were being considered lie auoeu 'ia'
.,ou ,,.os doing the largest business in its his
Tor, but that collections slow from some OF
the railroads owing to the money strinseneS' anu
for that reason il had been thought wise 10 oeier
action on the dividend for the last quarter, ar
though the latter had been more 'hai caihe'' o
arary he said despite the difficulty in making
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
To TRANSFER GOULD COAL H0LDINGS9
plans of the Denver & Rio Grande Keveal
Holding Company Project.
fEy Telegraph to The Tribure-1

Denver. Dec. 21--Plans are pelns iorn'uid.e"
h,, the Denver & Rio Grande Company .o oi'
nose of its s14,o00,0o0 worth OF coal properues
in colorado and Utah They probably will be sold
,,o1d,,, companv which will be incorpo-
ra.od with ss5 600 900 capital TO take over all OF
en- coal nronerties of the Gould roads il legal
comr1ications can be overcome
The officials of the Denver & Rio Granoe are
If tbe opinion that holding company VIII not
meet the spirit of the new law. but believe tna'
rbe transfer of the property to holding conn
r.n,, will show their intentions to "be good
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
MANY MECHANICS LIENS FILED.

Many mechancs liens were hied !es.eiu,s
AGAINST nronsrtv owned by the jeremiah 9 Lyons
Building and Operating Company. bahhrup'es
proceedings were begun against the company %
Friday in the United States District court an
Judge Hough appointed Samuel Goidsuchei anu -
Ritzenla De Grove receivers TO carry on the ous
ness for twenty DAYS with leave to apply 1or dh
extension of time if necessary.
Mr. GoIdstcker said Friday that IT was onis q
temporary money embarrassment that conlpeheu
Lyons & Co TO go into bankruptcy Inc to'a'
sum OF the liens filed yesterday was about Sloo'oo'
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
WILL ALTER TENEMENT HOUSE ROW

Plans have been filed for remodelIing the five
story front and tenement houses Nos 2l0
2l2 and PA East 2Sth St. installing stores in the
basement and first stories of the front buildings
The improvements to be made at a cost of
$l2 900 for David Keane Mrs. Pauline X Taylor
and Mrs. Catherine Phean owners. A T..
Taylor is the architect
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
LEASES A 22D ST. BUILDING.

H. L. Moxley & Co. leased the twelve story
fireproof mercantile building Nos. q and % East
I'D st. on plot 52xf00 feet, for the Brunswick
Realty Company TO the Success Magazine Com
pany. The lease is for long term Of years, at
an aggregate rental of about 5000
CT. Tuoti & co. have leased for A. Hollander No
Az East 74th st. for a term of years. at a6-
gregate rental of $500.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
SALE OF A NoRoToN TRACT.

Archibald c. Foss has sold for Harvey N weed
tract of about ten of woodland at Norcto'l
Conn. The property has been owned ny the Neeu
family since Colonial days.
In 17ss Hezekian Weed Mr.. Weeds ancestor
added to the land he then owned by purchasing
about seven acres from Jonathan Clock with the
exception of several small parcels taken by the
New York, New Haven & Hartford Raliroau iof
railroad purposes and by the town for a highway,
the town records show changes in the owner
shin of the land since that date.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

lots at the northwest corner of Hone st. Longfei-
low ave and West Farms mad; also, for Amelia
Steinmetz. lots 15l and 152 Rosedalo ave, Mape3
estate. with two fifteen room houses thereon: Also
for Amelia Steinmetz, lot %, Dore Lyon estate.
West Chester. two family house. on lot 25xl0o
feet; also for Herman Meyer, Nos. 463 and 464
Rosedale ave, Mapes estate. 25x100 feet; a one
family house. to Henry Schoen; also. for S. Il.
Steinmetz, lots 5, 8. and 32 Catholic Protectory
property, to Henry Schoen.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
BROOKLYN MAN GETS A REALTY PRIZE

The prize contest of Wood, Harmon & Co.
which they offered house and lot for the best
reason for buying their property at South New
York closed on Saturday with luncheon at
Hams.
The eighteen best reasons submitted 10
representatives of the advertising departments of
fifteen New York newspapers. They decided that
Alexander Rtof of No. 1l2S 4ith st. Brooklyn,
was the winner of the contest.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
I'M The PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

John J. Kavanagh has sold for J. Clarence SIN
clair No 81 East S1st st, four story stone front
dwelling house on lot 1GXi022 feet, TO a cheht
for occupancy
The William NJ. Ryan estate has sold the re-
r,sinder of its holdings in I.oring Place. 1t COM
prised No 1909 TO 25l5. four three story two family
houses, each 25xl0O feet.
Iohn A Steinmetz has sold foT Henry Barge four
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
NORTH DAKOTA BANK CLOSED.

Bottineau n D., Dec. 21-The Dunseith state
Bank closed its doors yesterday for want OF cash
Mr.. Peyton deputy bank examiner, says thaI III
time the depcsitors viii be paid in fui!.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
PLAN FOR THIRD AVE. BUILDING.

Plans have been filed for the two story office and
store building to be erected for the Reformed Low
Dutch Church of Harlem owner at the corner
of Sd ave. and Eist st. adjoining the church edi-
fee. 1t is to be Of brick and limestone with mez-
canine windows and is to cost 100000 The lease
of the structure and site for twenty-one wears 10
George Corsa reported Friday V Hugo
Koehler is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
WISCONSIN RAILROAD VALUATION.

Madison Wis, Dec. 21.-The Wisconsin state
Board of Assessments has fixed the valuation or
the property of the railroad companies in this state
at s26S 961 800 increase of sl511150 over that oil
last wear The taxes of the roads during the COM
,ns, wear will be about s2ei5261, an increase of
e1I
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
MORE TIME FOR c. S. r. BoNDHoLDERs.

J. +. Morgan q co. announce that holders OF
more than so per cent of the S14ogo,CD first mort
gage 5 per cent bonds of the Canada Southern
Railway Company, which mature on January l.
have agreed the extension of their obligations
for five years. at the rate of per cent. The time
within which bondhoders could avail themselves
of the privilege of extension expired yesterday
but the bankers announce that they have extended
the time January l.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
DINNER FOR FIRMS EMPLOYEES.

In accordance with their CUSTOM y. O. Brown u
Co will serve their annual dinner for the ernposeS
on Friday the firms offices, at the Waldorf Al
least two hundred employees are expected 10 De
present.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
NEW HOUSE FOR FRANK BRADLEY

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Murphy for five story dwelling house. to
be built for Frank Bradley at No. s03 West 18th
street at cost of SIS 0Oc It is to be of Colonial
design. with central entrance and porch with
swell front and columns carrying balcony 1t
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name s that OF the debtor the second
that Of the creditor. and date when judgment was
fie.;
Brcuier. Max. and oswIn stuhner-G Harr; so,e >,
chanicr Robert W-E Gcrr. December Il.
'Ig.7'' ig.T Jon" 4" " ho9' '''1'- 49, - G2s
robar Jacob r Higgins: December 10 1907 - a7
SANE same december io 1907 ..-..-.-..-..- - 90
'atngne Am 81 if.oz .va.ated' l..t. 2e4 OF
Herbert:
Ustck Charles A-t : Marsh. Jr: 1t 1908. Ia 4:
Torgotstou. John w Il Mendham. November -
Godsten Mcrris-I4 Davis December =. i3o1.. Nj II
$50 fsas No'le'ios .s ,-,,...- % 65
y<a-t wood George VS. Graham, June II
1anr Nartin-D IL Irsch: October 81 ~
"sm-Ser' tao7 i'"''' ..."...........' 500
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
OFFICE TfNTtR RES.

BIG BARGAI<S.-Siightly used rolltoq
desks. chairs. Remington and Underwood
tyuewriJeFs. fling cabinets. National cash
registers. adding machines. otice furniture.
Nathar's White st
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

will be constructed Of brick and marble "
have n frontage of s5 feet and depth Oh - iee|
with an extension. Radcliffe Kelley are Tue
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
THE NIRA.

. 81, story apartment hotel, formerly the Holly
wood Nos 10 and 112 West seth street It was
sold last week by Joseph F. Day to the Goeiet
estate for sIS5,o0
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
Real Estate for Exchange.

HANGE-OWNySG ALMOST ENTIRE ISSUE OF
IL stock popular amusement Yors
doing splendid business and fully equipped and
clear bond issue. VIII EXCHANGE whole any part
FOR FIRST Property. city GEO &. TIL
YOU Fost Office Building Coney Island. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
CUTLERY AND HARDWARE

CIJTLEFY.-Buy direct Of the manuface-
urer and save all middieIrens proh.s-
Cutlery OF every description In large
Gustav Nnauth IL anG 13 Nassau ST
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
OLD METALS BOUGHT.

~----->-~----- ,---~-----~---->---
CASH PAID for scrap metals. IRON. cop
per brass lead. pewter. leather betting
and old machinery. Write Greater New
York Metal peIot ra1 1tt ave
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.


OLD GOLD. silver and precious sf>ies
bought at highest market value. made
into new articles or exchange for new Jew
elry or Japanese goods at NJ u. Teppers
factory, 81 West 36th st
APPRAISER In precious stones: highest
prices paid for diamonds. pearls. old gold
silver. Callmann, Il East 10th ST.
WORKOUT gold and silver bought by n
Longman's Sons. gold and silver rehners,
8 John Ut.
ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE. No 1864 Broadway. between Seth
and 37th sts.. until o'clock p. m. Ad-
vertisement5 received at the following
branch offices Mt regular office rates rutti
q o'clock p. m, viz: 264 Sth ave. $. ..
cor Odd st l53 9TH ave-. cor 18th ST. o.
East 18th st.: 257 West 42d ST.. between
7th and Ssh aves., 2s3 West 125th ST.: 1898
I'd ave, between 10th and 77th sts.: 1879
81 ave-. near 6ist ST.; 1908 LIST ave. near
S9th ST.; 157 East 125th st.: 756 fremont
ave. |: $50 Sd ave- and any American District
Telegraph oltica.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
VILLA JULIA.

The home Of ssh street and
tvass through l"
for abcu
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
TAILORS.

SUITS To order from Si2 I'D; perfect 1T AS
sured. Gail or s,nd postal and repre-
sentative will call and Iaks measure
KIanii &. Black AS LIST ave. near I'd St,
New York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
ENGRAVING

ENGRAVING
ALEXANDER PAPE. general ensraEer. COS
9th ave.-LetteTIng. monograms, crests,
etcher designer. jeweller, siiversmith and
novelty manufacturer. Telephone o67o-
5Sth st.
MONOGRAMS initials. made In gold or
silver. mounted on bags. brushes. toilet
sets: also tewelry repairing. engraving.
fucker a. kofiier. SS Nassau St
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
PAINTING AND DECORATING.

g. N. II. Painting and Decorating Co. IA
L. 18TH st-Best work at most reasona-
bic prices; hardwood tinishers. estimates
furnished free. Tei 5ol6-IEarlem.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
PERIODICALS. ND LIBRARIES.

L., ( NUMBERS OF ALL MAGAZINES
mIy he procured at Gerard's Literary
Shcp, rs Nassau st.. New York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
DENTISTS.

DR. L. l. MCNSEGIs
Everything in modern dentistry: crow N
and bridge specialist Ia Broadway. n. Y
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.

FLASHLIGHTS
taken Mt hotels or clubs: country residences
write for price Z. ~
DUNLAP fa1t broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

City Property for Sale.
nRoADwAY N ". cor. READE ST. 6G.6x1c, FOR
u sale: one the most desirable corners downtown
,rni% ~ Nm {. WALKERS SONS. 293 Broadway.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-06
Was Holdlne His own.

A wealthy man, reylsitlng his native
village, was telling his old cronlcs
around the store stove how he had
achieved his great success At the
close Of his recital an old village char.
acter that he had known as a boy en-.
tered. $50 .a...r. .." ~.
How are you. Tom?" said tho great
man, holding out bis hand. And
how have you been getting along all
these yearB2' 500 @
The old fellow shifted his quld
and spaL 80 So. '.F ~
'Wa'aL" hG said, when l hit this
town more'n 40 years ago / didn't
have a rcd cent, an now-wa'al.
guess I'm holdln' my own all right"