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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. APRIL o. 1907

white cases New York. 49, CSC: philadelphia 10 Ooe
o p2ma so Ieor e spS @ se l APr s0 g
$s toSe 1's 20 ic - an9 pecemSer ST.
SIC; of summer yellor' ApEil; ~ 4S1ze; G9od on
prime winter yellow. 81 gS2c LINsEED OIL-AmeE-
acc CALCUTTA tar raw vs" ioc LARD on 74G7ec,
PROFESSIONALS market FOR provisions had mod
commission houses ana packers Trade was rather light
f4oOo: Kansas city had $500 Omaha $500. and the
family SIS 5Oa$S short Sea fIlSs % 1seet
SO 5oqS1l extra India mess S299$i BEEE HANS
Quoted Gacons sssc ISL 10 SIC: 100 10 9isc: 40 10
ge pigs cat a S Iis - bellies Ess
4 10 1Olsc Plckled hams steady; quoted at gl2se
Firm Quoted Middle western prime sSaso5c City
lard steady quoted at s:G Refined lard STEADY 0uOied
Compound steady: Quoted at ShQS1sc sTk "a
with good jobbIng business at fun prices Quotatons
3le &c; choice heads - q &c fancy beads 90
Patna 5l4g5a4c: Java. 47s%5'sc; Rangoon. in bond
sr wa as Gas and Sc sss ned
prices subject rebate Of 10 points and dissGunt
7O5c; Eagle tablets. &C. cut loaf and crushed SOC:
Eagle n bags powdered hose: powdered. coarse
and fruit od ana Easls and
ulated 5-05c; tagle ID cartons Of fine granulated
bags do &c 10 10 bags do 495c - and 50 h bags do
1 Eagle fine standard graduated and dia-
mond 4. 4s0c; confectioners A. 6oc; No. l. 46oc;
Nos . and 3 55c: No {. i.J0C No. >, 4,4Jc; No g.
fOc No. :, 35c; No s. 430c: No o. 425c; No. 10
l15c: No II. 41Oc: No IL 405c. No. IL, &c; Nos H.
Is and 1G 05c II reported that large business
has been done in Cuba. The price mentioned is Il
naturally be good deal Of uncertainty to the price
difference in which sugar is sod
In cuba. is believed. however, that business has
been closed something better than New York parity
which may forecast a better here in the
future Duty paid prices were unchanged and quoted
follows Centrifugal 30 test 13la a '61ec; Mus
covado, 50 test. 325 20l2c. and mOasses sugar 50
test, 3a3-o15c The London market for sugar beets
was active for future delivery. with APRIL and May
quoted at I'd. Willet &c Gray: Total stock OF
FIurope and America 35IG against 3.761.12i
tons year the dates The decrease
Of stock 2l303l against decrease OF 2jS525
tons last week Total stocks lfoats together slow
supply Of 36l100 against 3,SSl12I tons
last year. a decrease Of go OBJ tons
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covering q shorts and bull support TIE
steady. Unchanged points higher sales
estimated $4,000 bales The market opened
steady decline Of 2a3 points in response - lower
quite heavily previous day that Aay
representing about a. 900 bales were circulating
rendered quite at the start. ana MAY
broke 57c. u points net lower while the later
months hcl1ing relatively steady. were 70 points
did decline to carving charge
over July reported the large null
stopping the notices this fac became
from the street the market
rl1sd rapidly covering OF shorts ana saI ring
demand fresh account May rallied from 31Ic 10
gaGc ana later months sold the highest prices
reached 90 the BUN movement The close was
within point o. the best Weather reports during
day Indicated low temperatures in parts OF
frost reported in Oklahoma but gooc
was Several private reports Of crop
during week and more eabo-
rate efforts VIII be made by local firms 10 deter
mine Of tfe seeded Receipts are run
ming light exports ard sptnners takfgs continue
fu,ilsh end figures are looked FOR PRIVATE
wire reported active spot demand at several
points fn south Superintendent Kings weekly move
1o-G4u bales against saba
last wear. = mills Canada Is OBS against
"a I'D year. mill taklHgs. est mated. $4,000
AZ 26O32 last brought into sight
for the week l0403 against 1854 last year. Total
cfon uovemert. Port receipts 932ISl6 bales aeainst
Gl} year. overland mills and canada lN6j'3I
Psrfc against S3S35 southern mill talngs,
SO 600 against 1725oOO last stock az interior
towns ii september 2S259I, against 2S S27
into sight thus Far for season l29
SO against a.9i3 Se4 last The total move
reft 23s this against 239 days last
The range prices in the local market to-day
s
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York. April 90 1907
REEVES Receipts 147 1855 head in
Guiding IS export alive s. saughtegeTs
and - making. with the cattle that
arrived yesterday 30 be sold There rather
attendance Of buyers and those that 10
Yards did not need many cattle consequently there
was a trade lower and the yards
quite rated l0a bc lower. bulls Toe
off and also shade lower. Poorest TO best
steers 2GS6 35 per 100 N. and the New York
Butchers Dressed Meat Company liberal buyers
OF good cattle They purchased than 45O head
on Jersey City marke, the week Bulls sold at
IS 9odS4 per 100 10 and 81 35d$4 80 Dressed
beef less active than last week. but prices We're
city dressed native sides sold at s'ad3
FER Todays cables from Liverpool and London quoted
ll'2Ql2i2C 10 dressed weight;
selling Sss acc n No shipments
Of livestock dressed from this 70 day To
London. will take out 800 cattle
and 200 quarters Of teef for SChwarzschd q SuZ
berger and 500 J. Shamberg & son; the Phla-
deIpha Of beef for Armour Co and l. 100
quarters SchwarzsChd & SulZberger; the - Cuth
bert Cor the last named firm $500 cattle 70 be nloade
Antwerp. the Colorado for the same hrm about -
cattle Hull and the EtruTia will carry TO Liverpool
beef for the Cudahy Packng COM
pany making the previous shipments a total for
the 81 y sheep and "a $50 quarters ~
beef ports Of Britain with the exception OF
cattle and - sheep
es-Kerns Commission Company; Is Illinois steers.
1914 So 20 100 70. u do 1896 NJ ~
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EXPORTS.
cAsH QuoTATIoNs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York April 20, 1907
COFFFE-The coffee market quite active TO-
cav considerable part OF she business switch
fng from months. in order 70 avoid &C
ceDting tenders which circulating TO the extent
Of 10000 bags, according 20 estimates " me-
May continued 10 command q premium over late P27l
Mons showing that che bulls were taking Up me coee
ks reached them, there was 2 Eoo0
Zeal OF liquidation and the close, while ste2cy VS.
net unchanged 10 points lower sales Tor the daF
were reported abcut 1920 bags The opening was
q unchanged prices 10 a decline Of 10 points
under scattering liquidation and bear pressure Al9
the sold or net decline Of about - q -
points during the middle Of the session allhou6h only
= inactive months were 20 points lower on
Ride Eeneral list Go points lower ia
the lat trading there slight improvement On
fe reports large bulls had taken up all the
coee rendered hut there nothing 10 indicate the
Fresence unprotected interest. apparently
and the market showed little Fallyins power cable
neu-s was without special feature. HaYre was net l-
changed at hour Of the local opening and closed
IN that basis or the Brazilian markets Rio
declined 80 Teis, while receipts al
the Brazilian points continued on about the recent
Is waiting for retteratfon OF oid
estimates OF the coming crop or fresh hgures as 10
Nothing fresh IS developing n the
vaorzaton situation. and the expectation OF continued
support from Brazilian government OFFSETS the big
visible supply. Spot coffee quiet: Rio No :, 90 G.
The range of contract prices IN the local market To-
a ms gEf
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40 1an5 rn a. sa an. b do. ~ n. At 81 a5: 10

SO 80 do Sc 80: Il do. 1882 ~ at So IS; 10
Sanders: II Ohio steers 14s NJ at So So Penn
sylvania do ~ s. 65 20 DO 1l5! ~ at So SS
p do 1sS n s. So % do 2Ss a. $ 5 b So rs
n s. So do 1880 n AZ - 40 10 cows l9Se IT, a.
SIS n. at So %; do $40 n al So 60,
Newton CO. 10 PennsgorssIias steers 9I q, s 7c
1900 n "a 65 COW. 100 ID at 81 TO- do '-' 10
MeFherson 10 Pennsyys1ia steers l laa r. a. a.
s. s - 0hi 1850 DO NJ i az 81 4 %! d. lG4 ~ at
Do 1850 n at 81 80 do i92s NJ a. Fl I2 DO a. go ~
al S. s. q" q io 99 0 1917 70 b at at s. so E do i
81 4S; do 1861 81 90: 10 do i0si ~ az - - a.
lies H. at 81 % Il do 10 at 81 10: do SO 10
S4 u do e2a 10 at 50 a. do l9a9 10 a. 50 s 90
at 81 81 SIS do ssh No. do 9o7 70. az 81 %
Z de- $40 81 p 5 s5 s. SD at 81 So 90 e d. at 81 b
do Sl4 10 80 So do. $50 10 at 81 90 : do -
50 do TiG 10. at 81 30
CALVES Receipts were O24 head including 10 for
betWsen ths two wards Prices at Jersey Cg appeared
to steady; Goth street yards With nearly an ~
lower Inc pess ~ re e. So per 100 NJ cus at So ~
are lover at Sc 20 oac.
Sales sanders: . yeaIz 1872 n average a; s. so
W r Hume; 12T veais. lis 10 az So 20; l4S do, III
To az 30 p Shannon: ia yeas 10 10 al So ec
: Judd & Co: 81 veas I2l H. at 81 - do, III 10. az
80 Mcpherson Co; veal I2O ID 81; do. 90 b. at
S. so; Q 40. GO II, AZ 50 90
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recsirts were cars Or a el
market and with stock held Yesterday there We're
~ cars 9, ON cars were held over medium
clipped lambs sod at $6 IS per loo le deck of spng
D r4e Dressed mutton slow oqc per H. with best
vethers selling high II he dressed lambs az y q
i4sc country dressed sIIng lambs steady AZ S3aSS per
carcass city dressed At Sass
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Of contract prices in the local market to-day

The local market for spot cotton quiet. prices
unchanged 1890 for middlng upland and l155c for
were telegraphed follows Mobile steady. UNCHANGED
az I0ssc. sales. 90 bales Charleston steady. l6c
higher ar l0.al0ssc Little Rock steady unchanged At
lose steady. unchanged at lltec' sales, -
bales - steady unchanged Al losct sales 23l5
ales New unchanged al II sc; sales 100
bales. Wilmington steady, sc higher al lo4.c,
frrn unchanged lI'ac: sales. 1885 bales Memphis
STEADY higher I07sc: sales 1850 bales Estimated
ee ~ . 600 bales against 1901 bales and
ono laeS last year. Galveston 1000 10 2too bales
agains, 3.524 bales last week and 100 nsles las,
ana al New Orleans 200 1000 bales. against "o4-
bales last week and 2.49l last year
cotton Exchange special Il liverpool cables spot oooA
n a,o5 demand. sales "A ooh speculation and eN
faIas. American 10000 bales: middlng upland, b'9d
futures opened quiety point OF near ana partly point
net decline 2a2is points. April Esd; April MAY ahd
STav-Tlne 3 SGlsd: June-July. 5Soi2d Juy-August.
nd August September. 57izd. september lctobel
ed: October November 63d; November ana
TDarerlrerTanuary JanuaryF February. Quad
Manchester: Yarns. fair business doing cloths quiet
firm.
FLOUR AID MEAL-Trading IN -four vas qqiet
n dav heinz affected 10y the high prices demanded
only sales in spring patents and staign's
and Kansas clears Top grades we're advanced = y lnc
Rye -four continues firm with n fair trade Inc ~
Exchange. Spring patents. - - @ 50 70 wlliI er
straights 50 40TS3 80. winter patents 81 go s. so
asa: No winter. 50 so 50 30 RYE FLOUR
frr,. good. =; 80 q 81 So, choice 70
fancy. IS IS n 81 y. CORN MEAL firm: quoted Kin
quoted white and yellow 81 20; coarse, 81 ~ 2
81 10 FEED Western steady. city, steadr' quoted
Western spring. S22 10: standard middling So lo'
BRAN city $50 80 bulk; s34 5p.~~ sacks. mtddling,
500 500 S25 so red dog $50 -:oMlNf CROP 81
bulk. S23 sacks. OIL MEAL, S23
GRAIN-wREAT-A perpendicular advance ~ practi-
cal bushel took place IN the local market today
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COOKS First class swedish and German;
excellent city references. Winthrop Blu
reau SIS Yves. 3sth 81. Phone l092-3Sth.
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ss result Of some CT the n,ost sensational crop
tSil movement Kllns FISTS were reported Kansas.
=; n, er ora b ;I P r OF I'm r -set foS sm moisture
IN the near fauTs TITS .arn7het the basis lpG sae
with i2a5sd advance Paris with an uptura OF 1925
business aesreeated AZ least 20 loads with enough
orders IN the market 10 increase the total provided the
wheat could be obtained 70 double the amount actually
at any time a9Elns me DAY ~ me opeih me d
news provea In be SO buish from all quarters
bid the list up steadily all day in fear of crop dis
unavorable advices from Southwestern
points be anywhere near the truth As usual the re
ports from Kansas Ner "o5s lS any teE
not behind in point OF pessmis European
being an officfaI German report making winter wheat
condition &C April ~ against - on November 10
midday. gave enough confirmation to recent private crop
inury throughout Southwest There good
5 10 ba5 sl,er Me. . drrinr Ne dav showing
rient The Argentine shipments reported at 10000
bush against 592 oo9 bush the previous week AMI mi
English coast The easa 2Gts[ IN Ns% 6ok doSfa Seas as
No Nor[heIn Duluth 96g a11 No aard Tinter i It
i avan le for the dsy C6Rx1bie this ket was
stronger especially May corn in New York, which
yanced re bush on scare Of shorts it ATTRACTED ted
great activity wheat rue consisted principally
T6 SStnued fair sabqr clearances and cash
demand and 0h5 GGrntry odo AFsep 6 ae
checked BUYERS around the openinR ENn9r.crs took
aqoat. 70 ? white aSi2c and No . yellow. E7isc.
afioat OATS-There was an advance or ~ &c In the
the unfavorehle character 81 crop news The
and i he White Sc to 90 H. 5oa5lisc Wheat in
srees agsreae SO 2t2 hgs a5ans ,o S go. las.
exports are N bush against 3o1 last wear
S a2 cox SpI gs 5@ '9 ad 2s a2l last lrco uI
corn exports 59Glo242 bush against 100 So2o S2 bush
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N-IrRsE for infant or invalid: very best of
references from best families ard best
doctors. =. Lenander's Employmsnt Bu-
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Square.
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USEFUL. MAN In private house. BY young
Norwegian. lately landed; reference. An
swer To Tn L.. $50 East 46th 81.
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European Advertisements.
REMOVAL NOTICE.

Kindly note that the European offices % Tho
New York Tribune have been removed from No.
"Oanes Inn House." No. 265 Strand (ovsrlooIins
AIdwyeh and Kinss~ay), London.
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Full information concerning these rooms
mo- he had free Of charge. at the Up
town Office Of The New York Tribune.
dS6s Broadway between 36th and
S7th SITS.
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opened, written NJ. audited: TANGLED
couoie entry books balanced: monthly friaI
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Architect: yourg man u vear.. Do-I-
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nOesi sAPfI,eaee. good position: also nun
ny. sehaefeF. - East lsIst 81
BOoKKEPER. Ge-By n,g6Sls - -
ne, men experiepeed in oookkseping; sSfe-
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NEW YORK PRICES.

MOLAssEs AND SYRUPs.- Syrups ruled steady.
under moderate offerings and quite good demand
Nolasscs Quiet steady. Quotations follow New
orleans centrifugal common iGT2oc. fair, 81 n 2%c
good - 2gc. prime 30G 35c. New Orleans omen ket-
lie 81 4Sc. SYRCPS common. ia lie. fair. 100 l7c
good. 1SGi Doc. prime. 20G pc. fancy. 24M2Nc.
T.S-The London tin market was higher, with
spot 0uoted ct los and futvics At $40 los 10
cailv the market firm. with quoted at ~
~ 55c Copper was also higher In London with spot
quoted at flO3 IS futures fio1 los Locally the
market was a shade higher with Lake quoted a.
"a 5N0o5 pc. eectrolytic - - TIc and casting
al % ~ q - 75c Lead unchanged AZ 64Gl0c in
tta local market but advanced fl9 lis 81
don. Spelter shade lowor again in the local
market. with spot quoted ct Goo n G6'c The London
market unchanged. with spot quoted AZ go Us 60
Iron was higher in the English market with standard
foundry quoted 3Ss and Cleveland warrants at
IS Iocalr the market was Unchanged, win No :
foundry Northern, quoted at So - 50 The mar
certificates at the Produce Exchange
was duh and without transactions No change in quo
Standard foundry grades are quoted as fol
lows: Cash and April. SOB MAY and June. SD -:
JuIv and August. 500 and Sentemher. $1,000 all bid
OIIS-Cottonseed oil easier to-day. owing 70
the frecr movement and poor speculative demand
sales onn Nav at Acc 200 july al - he ana 900
Septernhe 43A. 43-C Iinseed oil was unchansed
Pefael petroleum reported in good demand. with
prlces firmly held We quote. PETRDl.El N -Stand-
ard yvhe) bills POO. bulk. 75c: Philadelphia. : loo
bulk zoe refined New York 10 Coo. Philaaei-
bulk Toe. Philadelphia 1o15c: bulk. 67oc' water
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saes-Kerns Commission Company 237 clipped Buffalo
lambs 81 Ii average az So - per 100 10
FOTS-RecepJs were IL cars or 25e4 head, Including
about half for The market Prices were us about
sfeadv Good light New York state hogs sold s. %
e~ 100 III Country dressed hogs sold SsGa.c per H.
sales Sanders: % state hogs l4t h average. az
s. 90 per 100 To- I rough. I60 ID. AZ SIS ~
Newton Co. date yesterday 20 MARYLAND pigs IS ID
81.
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MACHINERY.

At REDUCED PRICES 800 second haad
wood ana Iron wording machines: fully
fuaFantced. machinery bought and eE-
--cralsed. GEo. =. EDDY. sos Aaa-<f1 81
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AUCTION SAILS.

saORTGAGE SALE Samuel NeWNitIeI;
auctfoneer. offioe 2S0 Broadway. VIII So.
so-day a. y o'clock al No 500 Isl 60 ,
al Porough az Manhattan. the fixtures and
chafteis of a saloon.
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prsks ANp oFFIcE FuRNIrURn.
oID GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD. silver ana precious stones.
bought a. highest market Value: made
illtO new articles or exchange Tor new jew
<lFv or Japoneae goods az A. 3. Tepporss
Factory. - West Sist ST.. basement.
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HELP WANTED.

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considered an excellent medium for real
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Address Producer. Box ~. Tribune Offlce.
AGENTS WANTED 10 handle our clothes
pin bag and knife sharpener: sells at
every house. send for samples and prices
The II =. Reynolds Mfg Co. Frederick
town, Ohio.
MEN. Hight work and little money take
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VITA references ana Address. is sent 20 Box
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EMPLOYMENT AGExCIEs.

cOTToN-The cotton market was quite active yeste7-
say and early trreguaFiy ana nervousness
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TFPEWRITERs

TYPEWRTTERS-An makes sold. rented
rrna1rsd, exchanged: reliable service
German. 20 Nassau 81 Telephone 274O--
CoTtlnndf
BENNINGTON no. g. $50; Smith Premier.
500: Hartford. Hammond. Densmore,
Plicksnsderfer. $50. Cay. 1885 Madi-
con ave.
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EnGEARD AND PoOL rABLEs.

MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool -.
blss; high Grade bowling alley builders:
lowest prices. Marx Bros. - Union square.
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Feuais

o. German Protestant; wages. 500. ~ be
engaged from May II. 70 go out OF town
ior the sumner: Apply any afternoon this
,. m. at SO East s9sh 81. 49, anu
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nusrEEss CHANCES.

BAKERY for sale or viii lease for 10 Wars
chance OF a lifetime: no agents. Pau
brown Bakery, 30 8d ave.
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a OR 4 EXCEPTIONALLY DESIRABLE
rocms with board: FIRST class table: ex-
C.1 -. ssT-ees IN soutb ~ e -
Ville y J.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Eeunala

COOK. young woman. small family. where
not many help are employed. good refer
ences. Miss Curry > Bureau. . West All
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18Th ST. 12g FAST.-Private. high class
house for ge1rlrmeu. only; newly deco
rated and C0Epletely furnished. fcfupn-
lolslv clean: summer rates. reference
81 MADISON AVE. offers comfortable ana
wei furnished large ana small room.
TlST ST. 20 WEST Physician Office ana
reception room; well equipped
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COOK Good plain cook. no washing, small
family. good reference. AuTtenread. 81
East esd 81
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-26
ROBERT LEES MISFORTUNE.
Met Death in Falling From ScaffoId.
Well Known In Gainesville.

Information has been received in
this city of the unfortunate death of
Robert G. Lee, which occurred from
an accident in Jacksonville Monday
morning.
1t appears that Mr.. Lee, with others,
was engaged in making some interior
decorations, when the scaffold fell,
precipitating he and his companions
a number of feet to the floor. Mr..
Lee was the only one seriously hurt,
however, and he was taken to the
hospital, where he died from the eff,
feCts Of his injuries.
Deceased was a native of Philadel.
phia, but came to Florida in 1878. For
some time he made his home at Fair
banks, but afterwards moved to this
city, where he lived for several years.
Deceased is survived by wife and
daughter and two sons, all residents
Of Jacksonville, to whom the sympathy
OF friends is extended.