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Some Similarity There.

DR.. Simms. a New York scientist,
says people think with their toes. The
young man who has just been kicked
out BY the girls father will be inclined
70 agree with the professor. in SO far.
at least, as the hard thoughts which
people think are concerned
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14
Industry Causes Blindness.

Most persons employed til the vane-
tian glass industry begin to hose their
sight when they are between 40 and
SO years OF age, and often In short
time become blind. This blindness il
caused by the excessive heat and
glare from the furnaces.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Doing Little Things Well.

The fortune Of things of the great.
est Importance doth often hang upon
doing or leaving undone thing which
seems very small. Wherefore, In lit.
tie things We are to be wary, and well
advised
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Perseverance,.

He that cannot perfsFefe. that 10
not bound by the law of his nature
to persevere. how can he ever arriyef
Thomas Carlyle.
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Any item that b OF interest to you
"a Of fntsrezt. 70 your frieuds TsIs
phoss youF nsvs 70 ths nuIlsus
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Short Lived Coffee Blossoms.
Coffee plantations in bloom are
snow white. and exhale a delicious
odor. bW the blossoms die f. day.
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s'uzt Sc Pronip. with Bills.
," Falce ihc bill of a physician or
,aanct be collected If more
eass clG
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Enormous Cost Of the British Navy.
It Ia estimated that the. total first
cost Of England's present navy was
100000. 900, and about $4,000, OOt
have been spent in the last ten years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-14

Enormous Post Once Receipts.
Manhattan's post Office receipts
smoant to 1870 daily.
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MACHINE men wanted and cutter,
3oc to Bee per hour and bench men
s35c to 37hc per hour. Steady work.
VIII pay railroad fare. Peter Vreden-
burgh Lumber Co, Springfield, ILL.,
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WANTED FOR u. S. ARMY.--Able-
bodied unmarried men between ages
OF q and 35: citizens Of United States
of good character and temperate
habits, who can speak, read and write
English. Men wanted now for ser
vice in Cuba. For information apply
to Recruiting Officer, 4l5 Ohio street
Cairo, Illinois.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected TO Sept. list, 1907.
THE rAH'r MAIL ROuTA
sAsstsss and ouisssss Eosssts
St. Louis & Chicago

wrrrsins lssvs Cafrsi
- :32 .. M. Daily Chicago veztfbuIe Limited
arriving In Chicago ~ ii:so .. m. oonnsctfut
With afternoon trains for all points east and
as2a =. N, Daily ~. I.cuis Nishs IAniss.
srrtyfnx in 81. Louis ct 7:es . N, cosnsstifs
at Onion station for AL points wsst sisspfs'
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ts0o g. M. 81. louis Morning E.prsss
fIn5 .. m. 81. Louis Fast Mail arrfv~
ing in 81. Louis ~ t:f5 y. m.
ills .. m. Chicago Midday spsetsll
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.. n. and hes Orleans s;n y. IN.
$500 q. m, Petucsh and IouisvfIls.
ft4I p. m, dHiis, Memphis and Ne- oriskns
Ekst Nah arriving In Memphis ~ fsx }. n snf
1ssI >. n. AMY. Nsiivfns. oAsssssssa.s
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SCREENED BUILDING SAND.
LOST.

LOST - Three-months'old puppy
solid brown, wearing leather band
around neck. Finder return to Bulla'
tin office and receive reward.
Yesterday afternoon down
town. a small gold and black enam'
eled pin. Finder please return to this
Office and receive reward.
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oEEIcEns

y. A. Buder..,. ....... President
Chas. Feuchter, .sr -. Vice President
j. IL. Galligan .............. CasniGr
r. Spencer. $1,000. Assistant Cashier
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Accounts OF corporations and indivfd-
uals especially solicited. Rxchangs
furnished to any part OF the world
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OFFICERS


Interest Paid On rims D.pss,sA
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Alexander
County National
Bank

Commercial Avenue and Eighth Street
cAIRo, ILLINOIS.
~--~-------~
Capital ...... ............. .vi0C,uO0
surplus. =. ......... 100000
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
REALTY NOTES.

Frederick a. Booth has sold for client No. 579
West l6lst St, four story brick dwelling house.
on lot 1Sllx9911 feet. Also leased the third.
fourth and fifth lofts in the building Nos % and 81
Front st. 20 John V. a. Cattus
The Gross & Gross Company has leased for the
Richard S. Elv estate the six story building the
northwest corner Of Broadway and 5ith ST. for A
term of years to the H. J. Koehler Sporting Goods
Company, which Will make extensive alterations.
J. Arthur Fisher has leased the following prop
critics: For John Bannon the four story building
No 6i9 9th adjoining the corner Of 3Sth St.
TO George Buskirk for a term of years; for the
Astor estate, TO George Ferris the four story
dwelling house No. 23l West 34th ST for y. Taylor
Phillips, the four story dwelling house No. 23i
West 39th St. and the store No. 7S4 Sd to AL
fred Harston.
Louis schrag has leased for Daniel c. Connell
the five story business building No. ia 5th ave.
between 22d and 23d sts., TO Mengo l. Morgenthau
for a term of years. After extensive alterations
Mr. Morgenthau will open another branch con-
The McVickar-Gaillard Realty Company has
leased for the New York Electric Music Company
10 Julius Levy for term of years the north store
of the building Nos. 14i2-1416 Broadway.
Du BOis & Taylor have leased for term Of
years the large corner store and basement I'm the
Mecklenburg. southwest corner OF Broadway and
146th St, the N Wolfert Pharmacy Company
The Rutland & Whiting Company We're the brokers
in the sale for the Ward estate Of the plot at the
northwest corner of Spruce and William sts So 10y
50 feet irregular TO the New York Press Club
This property has been owned by the Ward estate
for nearly a century.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
BANK PROMOTERS GUILTY
I'm pisOnmcRt and Fine for Chicago
High FinGRciers."

Chicago. April 19-The Jury in the defunct
Bank Of America conspiracy case returned
verdict tonight finding ex-Judge Abner Smith.
the banks president. guilty and fixing his
tence at two years in the penitentiary and
1000 fine. Gustave r. Sorrow. the vice-presi-
dent. had the same sentence. and Jerome V
Pierce. the cashier. fined 500 without i'm
Hrisonment. while F. E. Creelman, a dierctor
found not guilty The Bank of America
was opened on December 4. 1905, and receiver
was appointed six weeks later. The promotion
Of the institution marked by what is called
s'high finance" In the trial witnesses testified
that the charter OF the bank was procured
through fraud, ii being said that the promoters
Of the institution 'kted" checks for the alleged
purpose of making II appear that they had suf-
ncient funds 10 obtain the charter The closing
OF the bank followed the failure Of a lumber
company I'm which Creelman was heavily inter
ested- An investigation of the hanks affairs at
the time disclosed worthless notes which Fl was
aueged, had been put up IN payment for hank
stock. Smith was for several wears a iI,dga oP
tne Cook County Circuit Court. At the trial an
enort was made 10 show that ne was a victim,
OF circumstances. and had been imposed on b,,
other officers OF the bank -
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20

NJ & L. Hess have sold for Colonel Nllliaih Jay
as executor of Florence May Bagnel ana As u u-
tee for Robert Armstrong Bagnel' the PropeIty
Nos 30 and 30 West 18th St. old bulidhsS' ." Po'
5Oxll0 feet This property has been owned Dy one
family for over fifty years. The purchaser Is tile
Realty Holding Company, which Will tear do"h Ihe
old buildings and erect a modern twelve story llts-
proof store and loft building on the site ms
nroperty is so situated to afford eXceptlonal ao-
vantages for light and air The rear Is occupied
b,, old buildings on Van Buren leaseholds, whlch
are not likely to be disturbed for many years
The Jaw estate has sold five story building on
the east side of Lafayette St, between Canal and
Walker sts and extending TO No 2i6 to 80 Canal
ST. and No IS to l02 Walker 81. The plot has a
frontage of 1870 it. in Lafayette St, lis rect III
Canal st and 49, feet in Walker st. SOM Brothers
are the buyers They will erect on the southerly
end of the premises mercantile building, which
has been leased from the plans for term or twen-
ty-one years to the Colwell Lead Company. !. N
KaIley & Co. were the brokers
A parcel opposite the plot bought by SOM Broth
ers was sold yesterday TO Charles Lane. II is Nos.
% and "a Walker St. two four story buildings on
a plot 4S6x76.5X irregular Banyer Clarkson was
the seller. ~, ~.
Herman Wronkow has bought from the David
estate No 599 Broadway, a SIX story heTCdltiI
building extending to No 16S Mercer st. on a plot
% lOx20D feet. Spear & Co the brokers ne
property Is between Prince and Houston SITS MT
WrOnkON has also bought from Richard lAtncrS
the Princeton. seven story apartment mouse Nos.
S22 32S West 57th St. on plot lVXlV9 Ieel LOT
branch of he Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION
A W Miller a. CO. the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
TEAMSTERS COMPLAIN.
Commerce Commission Examiner
Hears Charges of Discrimination.

Martin s Decker, special examiner for the In
serstate Commerce Commission, held a hearing
yesterday IN the postofice and took up several
oonplaints The New York Team Owners Asso-
citation alleged that discrimination shown in
favor Of the trucking firm Of Kelly & Buck at the
Southern Pacific Company's pier the North
River. II was charged that other truck owners
were forced to wait and their shipments delayed.
Counsel We're instructed to file briefs before May !
The next complaint investigated that made
by the Cambria Steel Company against the Great
Northern Railway Company, alleging the enforce
ment of unreasonable rates for the transportation
OF steel rails sixty feet in length twin cars.
H. s. Endsiey, who appeared for the steel COM
pany, said that the Of the complaint was
whether the minimum established rate for freight
Of 5000 pounds applied 10 the loading OF
steel cars with steel rails sixty long. He said
the loading prescribed by the Master Car Builders
Association was that twin should not be
loaded = per cent of their marked capacity,
and contended that the rate applied only 10 single
shipments.
~ A. Sproull formerly freight agent Of the Cam
lTia Steel Company. called a witness cOrrob-
GRATED the allegations contained in the complaint
and said that because OF the rules OF the Master
iWi1 cars conditions different from single
shipments. He also furnished Mr Becker with the
tariff rates The Great Northern Railway Com
panN not being represented at the hearing. II Was
announced that the testimony taken IN support Of
the complaint would be submitted TO the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
Henry n. Rau made complaint against the
PennSy Railroad involving the Philadelphia.
Baltimore & Washington and other roads. He Is
8 dealer in tan bark. and alleged he was forced 10
pay regular tan bark rates on empty bags returned
q him. He charged that of his competitors
received lower rates Several witnesses were eX-
aininod, nut no decision was reached.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

West ST. n e. corner Hunneweu ave; for n
three story brick tenement house. 2OX53;
Margaret NJ Chambers. owner; i. Howard
Sd ave W s 100 H. =. of 1T4th st: for two
story frame sheds, 1SX1S and 12x12:
Jacob Simon. owner: r. Werner, architect.
Green Lane. n. $. - IT, s. of Lyon ave; for
a two story frame dwelling house. 2lx55;
Norbert Robillard. owner: b Ebeling. archi-
Morris Park ave. s. % IT. of White
Plains ave: for n three story frame store
and dwelling house. 19X4S: Louisa II. John.
owner: b. Ebeling architect. ..........
Tompkns St. e.. s. 225 IT. n. of 152d st. for
a two story frame dwelling house, 25X4o;
Angelo Bruno, owner; Henry Nordheim,
architect .-.....-..
Kinsella ave. = s.. 200 It. of Matthews
ave; for a two story frame dwelling house,
21x4S Sarah F. Cahiil. owner; T. J. Kelly.
Hull ave. e s. - IT, n. of 2O9th st; for a
two and one-half story frame dwelling
house, 21x57; Luder Hanken. owner: Charles
8. Clark architect -....---..--..
Prospect ave ". $. POO it. n. of 1880 St. for
three two story frame dwelling houses. 16x
-: Charles F Dinberger & Co, owner:
Charles +. Clark, architect. ..........
Fairmount Place. n. $. 33T IT. s. of Prospect
ave: for two story frame dwelling house,
22x4S; !. Embree, owner; Charles F. Clark.
Morris Park ave. W. s. IS IT. : OF Mosholu
Parkway: for a two and one-half story
frame oweIiing house. 27x46: William ..
Bergen. owner. Charles r. Clark. architect.
Arthur ave. ". 8. 264 f. 8. Of 1STth st: for
fve story brick tenement house. 5OXl03:
Joseph TesorO. owner Charles F. Clark,
architect .....-..--...--.-..-.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
RICHARD CANFIELD WINS ON APPEAL.
Delahunty Can Collect Nothing, for Obtain
ing Payment Of Gambling Debts

IN the suit brought by John Delahunty agalns,
tAehAfo a Canfield for money alleged to be due
sor services I'm collecting gambling debts the An
feilate Division of the Supreme Court handed down
decision yesterday reversing the judgment of tb
trial court and ordering new trial unless ,bo
plaintiff agreed &c reduce the judgment which was
more than $4,000
Deianunty said that canheld had agreed 10 nav
hn % per cent OF al debts collected bv him, ~.
mao afierWard refused TO give him this percentage
of three notes for $4,000 which he had ob,aiDe1
from 'y0uthful' debtor.
Justice Scott, In his opinion, maintains that 20
gambling II criminal ard illegal and money 1os.
az samnilng unoohectlbe. an agreement 10 COM
pensate a lawyer for collecting such uone,, ,,,
paying him a percentage OF the amount recovered
80 also Illegal and unenforceabie According "a The
ecurt, the only legal claim Deahunty has upoD
canieid was for the collection of borrowed naoney,
N handing down a minority opinion. Justice
l.Anshiin says that Il did not appear .yhat part
u an5, q the Indebtedness had been .rscurred a
hainplnE g. and that therefore. settlement should
ltL e oenleu 10 Dflahunty. The actual araOtsr-
70. Delahunty viii receive IL he consents 10 tie
.9e,ieation l suggested By the court win bo about
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Frederick Zittel has sold for Robert z. Tod No.
32O West lO5th St. a five story American basemalt
dwelling house. with extension a lot 22x
1922 feet, 10 a person who will occupy the house.
The corner parcel adjoining recently bought
by William Randolph Hearst.
The Taylor-Sherman Company has sold for the
Farrell estate to Mayer S. AueFbach No. % West
Goth ST.. a three story garage lot 25Xl005 feet.
Emanuel Doctor has sold to Koelsch Brothers,
through II. L. SOnand. the six story apartment
house, plot 55100 feet. at the northwest corner
of Broadway and I25th ST.
Lee & Rumbough have sold for Edward Stein No
l59 West 9st St, three story dwelling house.
lot l7Xl00S feet.
Rebecca Seigel has sold to Samuel A. Singerman
No l3l West 53d ST, three story dwelling house.
lot 25X100.5 feet.
Simon Fine has sold for John Calen the five
story tenement house No. Sa9 East 10th St. lot
2s.2K762 feet
Michael Baumann has cold No SO4 East $50 ST..
fve story hathOuse. on lot 25xlO0S feet.
Mclaughlin e. Co. have sold for Corbett q co
the northwest corner of lT9th 81. and Vyse ave. a
improve the parcel.
Iinser a Clausen have sold for a client the four
story hathouse No. S6S East 18Th ST. 25xiOo feet
hugo Wabst has resod the plot 334xIl4 feet on
the south side OF 22st ST. 205 feet east OF ID ave
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
SYNDICATE BUYER OF ROSS PLOT.

A syndicate is the buyer Of the Ross estate plot
at the southwest corner of 46th 81. and Broadway.
reported sold Thursday. In the syndicate
Jacob Werthem. OF krebs. Wertheim & Schiller.
and Walter J. Solomon. No plans for improving
the plot have been considered. The McNickar-
Gaillard Realty Company the broker IN the
deal. In the last few years the McNickar- aillard
Realty Company has SOLD either the fee lease
hold of bOTh the Broadway block fronts between
18Th and 46h SITS. with the exception Of 60
The east side Ia 1875 II sold for r r. Thomas to
the Long Acre Square Theatre Company the Astor
leasehold, At the northwest corner Of Broadway
and 45th St. fronting s. feet IN Broadway and ex-
tending Jas feet IN 45th which plot the
Theatre now stands In 1892 the northeast corner
OF broadway and 18Th st. with Il" extending
10 18th St plot containing 22O0 square feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
LIS PENDENs.

9th st. s Ave g. 2Oxa3 II; Emil
Elias aEt Adolf Moskowtz ct al foreclosure Of mort
gage; attorney. =. Honig.
both ST.. Nos. ia and 1IG East I0uise VI Won II
hernandez William H. Smith et al. tDartitiony, at
torney, W. Osborne.
9TH st Noe 33s East: Barnet CioIdfein q al
Aaron Segal tspecihc performance. attorney A
Welthsch
9th ST. s.. 100 r. .. Of 81 ave. S5xas o. Tbouaa
Mooney Maria WImpie ct al forccose me
chanic's en) attorneys, Hubert & Webb
Union ". g. 1897 ~ road from, H,-o..
Farms Westchester. % Ok irreg Rschea Dacunto art
s.
Shakespeare ave. 139 Of 1TOth 81 onxt14.
tho GeszleT-Iiaas Rcnlty 60. agt. Pauline II
Frankel e al foreclosure OF mortgag attorneys Moran
& Healy - ~
18TH ST. E.. 81 r. W OF 9TH ave 150xao H. s.p5a~
Jarmulowsky aRt. Pearl Realty and
ct al foreclosure Of mortgage): attorney. Clark
2d 10Oll IT. of 1ISth 3xIO Mercy,
NJ. aRt. Fedele Rinaldni et al tforeciosure ~
mortgage; attorney, A a. SIberberg ~ VI
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
MECHANICS LIENS

Chrystie St Nos. T3 and -. and Hester st. No
1877 to 143; Charles Weissberg agt Harry a.
Thuor owner: Max Siegel, contractor. ........-.
Carmlne St No 80 to "a. and Bedford ST. Nos 81
and 81. same aGt. same.
Audubon ave e g whole front between 17Stl,
and 17ath SITS. 2OOx1OO: Jean johnson agt. Louis
Cohen owner and contractor. ...,.
1ISth St. n. =. 100 n. ". of Audubon ave, l25N
100: same agt. same. e.......-.
Amsterdam ave- E. ". corner 1jgtn ST. 90 1Xl50:
same aGt. Robert Arnstein. owner and con
tractor; Abraham Ruth contractor go
4Sth St No. - West: Syracuse Company Of New
York agt Anna NJ. Johnston. owner aud con
tractor
West St. O. e. whole front between Cedar and
Albany sts 2O0X25O, John F. sullivan agt West
Street Improvement Company. owner. J. Z. ia
heney Company. contractor
Amsterdam ave n g. corner i3ath st. John j.
Kelly agt BESSIE Ruth. owner; Highland Con
struction Company. contractor -
Audubon ave. q. =. whole front between lfhth
and 10th SITS. 20ONs5: John J. Kelly agt. Louis
Cohen. and contractor; Bessie Cohen
owner .........-.....
Harlem River s. from ls9th tn 1891 St. 2.o0'N
30; Morrison Dredging company agt- kings
bridge Real Estate Company. owner and con .
tractor --.. ~
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that OF tac debtor. the second
that OF the creditor and date when Judgment was
filed
Brennan Anna E.-M. kaufman. December rs
1917 '.....-. 20 %
CgraH. Margaret As Kessler. september ls.
Kaufman. Richard E and sophie I.-Interboro
Bank Of New York. October ~. 1905 iT3 36
I-eioEar Martin. and Richard EuEeKeuJ g.
Powers et al september II 1905 .-.......... IS2 81
sias March i5 1915 -. ios 50
Levin. samuel ani Louis u Rank. May p 1906 10
- 1907 49,. l2S 81
Same. Pelt: February ..--...-. N1T
Same-W Davie al, March 10 1907 ....... io2 81
RyshpRn. PaulnaM NJ. Goldberg. April g. 1897 -
Waring. Williams. Eaumann july ~ 1895 .... - ~
April 8 1907. ........... -
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
DECISION IN HIRSCH LITIGATION.
Court of Appeals Afhrms Ruling That E. K.
Jones, the Referee, Should Be Removed

George Thoms Of the law firm Of Quigg Bost-
wick x Coleman. of No. 81 Liberty street. re-
ceiyed word yesterday from Albany that tho
Court OF Appeals had affirmed the decree OF
Surrogate Thomas removing Edward X Jones
as an executor of the will of Ferdinand Hirsch.
the cgarmaker
litigation between the Hirsch family and Jones'
arising out of the complaints as to the method
OF the latter I'm using the funds of the estate
The litigation segan in the summer OF 1904 and
has been I'm all the courts of this state as we'll
In the United States courts
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
TO IMPROVE SIXTH AVENUE SITE.

Plans have fled with Buildings Supertn-
tendent Murphy for a six story Office building, to
be built by Adam EngeI as owner. for the Green
wich Bank as lessee. at the northeast corner OF
9Th ave. and S5th 81. The building is to have a
frontage Of PAS feet the avenue and 100 feet on
the street. with facades Of brick and ornamental
ne. with a series Of mezzanne bays between
tall pilasters extending from the first story TO
The roof. The bank is 10 occupy the first floor and
basement. The building is TO cost $4,000. Neville
q Raggc the architects.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
SALE OF THREE FINE HOUSES.

Post & Reese have sold for Mrs Emily s Arnold
40. ia East 65th St. a five story American base
ment dwelling house lot 2OxlOo5 feet. TO Mrs
l. Gardiner.
Pease g. Gilman have sold for Charles Isham to
2 client investment No. - East 6bth ST.
four story high stoop brownstone dwelling house
l. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for William Hall
No. 81 West list four story high stoop DWELL
ing house, 1SxI02-2 feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
ANorHER sTAY IN HEARsT.MAYoR slllr

The Appellate Division heard yesterday a mo-
tion in the custer suit brought against George b.
Mcclellan Mayor OF New York The motion
made by L. Lamb Richards, jr.. representing the
Mayor, was for stay pending appeal from
an interlocutOry Judgment against the NIavor
overruling HIS demurrer. Mr.. Richards asked for
a stav until next Tuesday Deputy Attorney GEN
eral DolsOn objected TO the STAY saying that nm
less the preliminaries adjudicated before Nav
the case proper would miss the June trial terms
He said he would consent to the stay until Tues
day. This action taken
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
The Turf.

Ryomn brought the highest price OF the after
noon $l35, which was paid by c. +. Chapman.
Mr. Chapman was also the purchaser % a cary
ing OF Daruma. founder Of the Zen sect signed
BY Seldo, Mt S47 so and carving Of a Japanese
woman and her three children. signed by Toshi-
tsugu. at So 80
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
BYRON ST. PLOT CHANGES HANDS.

Kurz & Uren have sold the northeastery corner
OF Byron and 239th SITS. plot 1Oox1OO feet, for
Robert d. Abell Also sold for oscar V. Weed
three lots the north side of 235th st. feet
of ID ave. David r. Mckee
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
SELL A SPRING ST. PARCEL.

LOWenfeld Prayer have sold 10 Samuel Barkin
No. p Spring st. and Nos. 2l2 and Mott St. old
building. a lot 239xll4 feet Also sold to Charles
J. Neinsten a five story building a plot l29xq3
feet AT the northeast of 18th St and Avenue
Il. Mr.. Neinstein Will improve that site
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
JAPANESE IVORY CARVINGS SOLD.

The sale OF the japanese ivory carvings which
made up the collection OF the late Joseph b.
stearns began yesterday at the American Art
Galleries. in West ODD street. One hundred and
fifty specimens were disposed of for So. .5O4 80
The rest of the collection will be sold this after
noon.
A carving Of two Buddhist priests. signed by