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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-03-08
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
II. H. Boon, Turumcari. '. "
Attorney for Plant n
st pub Mar S-nu

District Courl. Eighth District, The
state of New MeVico, County Of Quay.
l.. L. Morris. plaintiff. vs. Saule Perl
stein. ct al. defendants, no. 1917. The
defendant. Saule Perlstein, j. hereby
notified that suit has been commenced
against YOU by the above named plain
tin in the above STYLED court aud the
cause n recover Judgment against YOU
for tic prinripsl sum ~ $4,000 with
zen pet cent per aunum interest there
~ from March Eth, 1911. until paid.
Hith costs Of suit, including 40 attot
ncys fee Of zen per ceut Of the amount
hereof, on account Of q certain prom
ssorv note, dated November 90, 1909.
.iyen bv said defendant, described in
~,laintif x complaint. unto Alex %, Gold
'nb"rs aud Jacob Wertheim. and for
foreclosure ~ mortgage deed executed
,ud delivered By said Saule Perlstein 10
,ecute said uotc. interest thereon. and
rosts Of foreclosure. upon the following
premises lying and hring in Quay county
New Mexico. o.wit; All of Lot :. in
Block , Of the Original Towmsltc OF
rucumcari. New Mexico. a. shown hv
he recorded plat thereof, and you are
further notified that unless YOU enter
~ cause IN he entered, your appearance
N said cause. on or before the inth day
of March, A. ~, 1919, Judgment pro
'oufessc will he rendered against YOU
aud the relief sought Ly plaintiff grant
ID and dccreed.
Plaintiff : attorney j. Harry II Me.
Elroy, Of Tucumcart, New Mexico.
ID. 4. Hnegan,
.SeaI) County Clerk.
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BARANcos ITEMS

Geo. II. Woodard aud sou Fred ~
Tucumcari, are speeding q few days IN
this ne]ighhorhood
Ava Woodland was visiting in Tucum.
caIi. u few days last week.
Isaac Balos. who has been az Fletch.
81. Okla. for sometime past. hus re.
turned 10 his claim here.
Owing To III" bad weather and large
snow storms new il somewhat scarce
with ve scribe at prescott.
Mersr,. Scott Gillespie and Frank Hill
were ia Turumcari the fore part OF
rbi, week gu land business.
We have bad no mail "a come to our
pos'oiIicr now tor over q week on ac,
count of the snow storm Of Feb. -.
Everybody j., predicting large crop,
this season, owing to the large amount
of snow that has fallen this winter.
The dance at Nj. Chas. hin : on Feb.
the -. WAS well attended aud every.
body r%nioved 'hcO,"lvcs and had u
good Tine.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTES

This section OF the country ~ covered
With shout y foot of snow on 'be level.
Quite y number OF cstrls were driven
OF by the wind aud ,one we're frozen
when found. This is the deepest snow
We have bad This winter,
Frank Jones IL home again from STA.
ton. Tex. HO will spend the summer on
his claim.
George Lomas has been carrying rhe
mail several day. recently, lie says be
gers csushr 10 oil the snow storms.
The hard wind q few nights ago blew
the wheel Oft at Mr.. Jim Newman 5
wind mill, breakinS il "a pieces,
i. s. william. returned last wees
from Texas where be bad been for seV'
zeal months, His brother, Noel, came
home few days later,
Wm. Bond took a load of beans ~
Mobtoya Saturday, Being caught
caught in the blizzard he STAYED several
dave. Tie said sOme Of the snow drifts
we're two feet taller than his mules
aud he had to dig them out, Perhaps
he stayed TOO long in Noutoys, ANYWAY
be was q long time getting home.
Isabel aud Grover Terry made q
trip to TsibGn last week, returning home
they got ~ far ~ Mr., Poppino's aud
had TO unload their groceries, the snow
getting TOO deep to pull through.
r. !. williams Is no better this week
Mr., and Mrs. Bryan are home again
from Clovis.
RBstuy.
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tiUn Twenty two Of Township Ten North
Of Range Thirty, Fast Of the New Mex.
leo Principal Meridian, containing 100
acres, more 90 less, together with all
Improvement, thereon. aud apply the
proceeds at said sale. or 80 much there.
OF - shall be necessary. 10 the salts.
faction Of u Judgment entered IN the
above styled cause on the Bird dav ~
February. 1917, ~ favor ot the said u
T. Hannah and against the said John
Rudolph in the sun Ut 1891 - with in
tcrc,t thereon from November 9Th. 1911,
NJ the rate of - per cent per annum
till paid with 10 por cen, ~ the amount
thereof I'D %itional ~ attorney fees.
and all costs ut suit and costs of thi,
sale, said property having been ordered
sold and the mortgage deed .et up iu
plaintiff complaint fully forcclo-cd.
&. II. Hit'Sou,
special Masttr
II. l.. Boon, Tucumcari. y. VI
Attorney for Flaintfh
81 pub Mar S-2g
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department Ut the interior, T.. ;. Land
Ohicc. Tucumcori, y. NJ, Feb
% 1912

Department ut the interior, /. ; Land
Ohicc, Tucumcori, y. NJ Feb
20, 1912
10 Felipe Taloya, Of cu"r,o. y. NJ,
Couies'Cr.
You are hereby notified that Iulon
/. CLARK. who give, Hn,,cll. y. NJ, a.,
his pu>,unicr address. lid ou February
., lHl2. hlc ~ this office hi, duly cor
roboratcd application to contest aud 80.
cure the cancellation ot vour Homestead
Entry No. l3Odl, Serial NJ. O6lG2. made
November ~. 1905. for 81 u SEA,
See. IS. -, ct SWi,. See -. NEiI
NWIi see ~. Twp On, Rang" PSI. y.
VI. T. Meridian. aud a., ground f"r hi,
contest hr olirpe. that said Filipc Ia
fova ha, wholly abandoned said land
Tor q period of more than Two wears
prior TO Feb l3, 1911; hc hn, never re-
sided upon or cultivated said land: said
defects have not been cured a, ,hi,
Iutc. thi, The 30'h day of january. 1917
Nuu are, therefore, further notified
that III" said allegations will hr taken
Ly ,tI. ,hi.. . h,,,,, l.,u .,ur,.,l
hy ,nn, and ,our aid entry will br
cancelled ,b.rrurJ., v,ih,ut y,pr in,
'hcr right 10 he heard therein. either he.
for. mi. o0i,c ar ,u annual IL y,r f,il
ia flr in mi. onirr within tw,n,y dpy.
afro, tho ToI'pTu ruhIc,,i,r ,t tbi.
uut trr "A. sbuvu hrlny ypuV ausvpr
r,Jn, ,,th .r~.riG,,l, m,.tir. and -.
.rondiro ia ,br.. ,IIcon,ior, of ,on,..i
49, II van t,iI vitbin tina, ,irr ,o file
in ,hi. office due rroof ,ho, Won hnyo
served =, rory ,f ,ou, answer ,p tho
said rnntc.tou, either in rrr,ou mr. hy
registered mail. II mi. service is made
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Ut, -
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

ia the District Court Of the Eighth
Judicial District Of the State Of New
Mexico. within aud for rhe County Of
QUAY. The State OF New Mexico, b.,
its Attorney, General w.. International
Bank Of 'oInmcrrr Of TurumcaTi. New
Mevicp. dctcndast, No. l022. Notice
i hereby given that II. u, Jones Of
Tucumcari. New Mexico. has been ap,
pointed by the Court Receiver of the
defendant bank IN said cause. and that
on the lst day Of March. A. d., 1912,
the said court made sn order in said
cause whereby IT was ordered and ad
Judged that the time within which cred
itors at the International Bank of Com
mcrce Of T~ucumcaTi, New Mexico. shall
thereof before Receiver Of Referee here
~, snail be- limited 10 three mouths
from the list day ~ March, 1912, snd
that all creditors and claimants failing
to present their respective claims with
10 said time shall he barred from par
~tiripatiug in The distribution ct asset
of said corporation. aud all creditor,
OF said corporation will take due IA
tice thereof.
II. Il. JONES,
Receiver ~ the international B"ni
at Commerce Of Tucumc9ri, New
Mexico.
Postofice: Tucumcari, New Mexir'
HARRY n. McEI.ROY,
Attorney for Receiver,
Tucumcari. New Mexico.
Feb. SIT
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RECEIVERS NOTICE

am now prepared 20 acccp, bids on
he follow lug described property owned
bv the l~p'ernationai Bank of Commerce,
Tucumcati, y. NJ:
W.T. SEi,. Eis SwH. Section %.
aud the Nwii NEii Section %, and
the NEt4 SEi Section 10, Twp ls, y
ring 20 T., y. ". r. W.. Mora Co. Nm.
SEl4swE, wl?sEI. sEI,sEit, See.
ton Q. Twp 8 y ring - T.. y. NJ ?.
w.. QUAY county. y. ".
Lots q u & r of Lamar = SUBJ iN
81 lots !. >. .. i I. of Bib ~, Original
! rnwnsite of Tucumrari. y. a., also
lot- u. r 4 r. Chenault'S -ub.div. Of
lots :. 9. IN. II, 1 -, BIk ~. Original
Towp-ite of Tucumcari. y. NJ, also
lots u, g. u. 4 r.. Of Lamm's sub div.
Of lots -. 10. II. and H.. of Blk -. Of
Original Townsito of Tucumcari. y. NJ,
Lot :. Bin IL. OF Of %rucumcari. y. NJ,
Sci Section 81. Twp. ~. y. Rng 80,
+. y. VI. =. NJ. containing 100 acres,
QUAY county. y. VI.
Al of BIZ Is in willard Brlknap
1ud Add'u 10 Nara Visa, y. VI. One
story frame building IN property.
The SEA- aud the SWt, Section @,
Twp 3 RING 30 f.. y. NJ. p. ~. con.
tanning 800 acres.
All Of lots : and 2 Blk rs. Of the Ne.
Gee Add n to Tncumcari. y. ".
u. Il. JONES, Receiver,
International Bank Of Commerce
Tmcnnrnri. y NJ.
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FOOTING

" you 'oOl your li''le tooter
h"d then lay aside your born
mere no, o 'ouI 10 ten short days
WI nnp" tha, you sre born.
br msn Wuo advertise.
WIN . short aud sudden Jerk.
" ne man Who blame- the paper
bt'auss II doesn I WORK.
bui the mon VINO gets the bushes.
Aud WHO the other Fellow beats
j. ths fellow with the adlst
That you read from week 10 week.
We esq b"lp you tooi vour trumpet.
We csn hting tue people ~.
We cen RelP YOU build vour business.
Are you read TO begiu;
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JORDAN NEWS

rhi. part OF New Mexico wa, visited
bV 3 six or eight iuch snow % the goth
VI February.
q. h. Davidson. who has been visit.
ing ia Hill county, Texas. for the past
tont OF five months, il again with the
Jordan people. Mr.. Davidson ua. .
homestc0d o few miles uor'h Of Jordan.
he say, New Mexico looks good "a him.
4 few ~ rhe voung people gathered
" the home OF Nj. and Mis. u. q. Greer
last SUNDAY afternoon. and spcn, the
afternoon 10 singing. which wss enjoy.
ed nv sn.
Ii. l., Coz has purchased The Matt
k~ircbmeier place, which a about >
miles south and west Of Jordan.
Joe Harris who bas been s~t9vins witb
konie Hicks bss returped TO bis home
N Springfield, No,
Mr. and Mrs. u. l.. Cox made y "trip
10 House. New NeJico. the FIRST of The
week.
Rev. rhomOs, OF near Melro.e, y. NJ.
held services Ut Jordan school house on
the third sunday.
II. l.. Coz made another trip 20 tn.
cumcsri tbe last of tbe week.
IL is reported that Mr.. Ed. Downs has
struck water in MS well be ha, heen
drilling.
Mrs. NJ. j. Bowerman hu, beeu in
town for the past week.
The Jordan Literary Society met Feb.
10 aud gave . nice program. A large
crowd was present.
Rev. Com, the Baptist minister. i IN
tbe neighborboUl. lie will preach a.
This place on the First Sunday.
School ~ this place il progressing
nicely and ell the children are taking a
great deal Of interest.
Fred Brown b9- commenced 70 drill
his third we'll. II il 10 br hoped thar be
won't have 70 drill another. before be
gers water,
Prof. Scarborough made y trip 70 hi'
claim west Of Jordan SATURDAY. aud
sunday m his new wheel.
The farmers have been yerv busy pre-.
pairing their land for THE future crop,
but the snow storm oas given them .
Iav.oE, which 90 one will object 10 for
the SHOWS look good n the people o.
New Mexico.
John Hardin and family are expected
TO return from the cotton patch BY the
hrst OF March,
viii Green and family have returned
from the cotton patch.
Esq. peatou who has been IN Amarillo
TEXAS, since The drsr Of ths month. i
expected home any time.
The largest aud worst snow storm Of
the season visited this p0rr nj New
Mexico on the cath and 25th Of fcb.
rurarV. Snow will average on a eve
- 70 IS inches deep.
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Seal
NOTICE OF MoRTGAaEE's SALE

Notice il hereby given that |. T.. g..
Walker, agent Tor the First National
Bank of Tucumcsri, New Mexico, unier
he powers of q certain mortgage made
and executed by Chas. l.. Cochran Ia the
First National Bank of Tucumcuri. New
Mexico. dated Nov. 18th. 1917. and re.
corded IL book :, At page $50, Of the
records of Chattcl Mortgages al QUAY
COUNTY. New Mexico. given TO Necur a
note Of even date Herewith for the priu.
,ipal sum OF $500. 90. with interest
thereon from date at 10 per cent per
InDum, and with ten per cent attorneys
les in ease Of legal proceedings, which
mortgage was given on the property
hereinafter described for sale. will on
The 9th day OF April. A, -, 1912. at
he hour of 'eu O'Clock in the fore.
noon Of said iay IN trout Of tue W. T..
Phipp, Wagon YARD At the Town of
rindce. Quay County, New Mexico, Oder
Tor sale and sell at public auction The
Following described personal property,
to.wIt:
The entire stock Of cattle, including
the increase thereof and additions
thereto, branded g on LETT shoulder, l..
on eft ribs, and & on left hip, also g
IN lef, shoulder and g GU left hip, a
part Of which have l. on the side, being
the cattle heretofore owned by Cha.,
l.. Cochran.
That said sale will be made in accord
my 10 The provisions of said mortgage,
aud that will apply the proceeds there
at "a tho payment Of the indebtedness
above referred 10, after paying costs Of
sale.
That have been duly appointed by
the First National BaDk of Tucumcari,
New Mexico, is agent 10 take posses.
sion Of and -,u "i1 property,
That said Indebtedness has been de-.
rlared due aud unpaid, under the terms
Of said mortgage.
T. q. WALKER,
Agent for said mortgage.
Harry II. McElrOy, attorney for mort.
gage, rucumcari. y. ".
First publication Feb. 10, 1912, A.
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Tucum News
NOTICE OF CONTEST

Ser. 80. u6l62
Contest No. 1909
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Exchange

he Trains we're ted W. ia Kansas
sgsin Tuesday morning. Tho snow is
b yreat Inconvenience iust now. bu'
insufe' good crops, and that on an clec.
tlon wear when usually times are dull.
80, II will bsys its reward later on.
Let US grin end endure IL. ritbout com
plant.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

District Court, Eighth Judicial Dis.
trirt. STATE Of New Mexico, County Of
Quay, Jefferson D, 'utIip, plaintih,
". Eva Mcintosh, II al, defendants,
No. l0O2. The defendants y. =, Nc.
lntosh aud u. Il. Carnack are hereby
notified that plaintiff above named has
commenced AN action against YOU and
attached the following property towit;
Lot 3, Block rs. Niece Addition 10 ru'
eumcari. New Mexico, aud Lot ), Block
- Of Russell addition IN Tucumcari,
New Mexico, Quay county, state Of
New Mexico, a. shown by the recorded
plats OF said additions. by which action
plaintid seeks Judgment against lie.
PENDANT y. s.. Mcintosh for the sum OF
100000 with 10 per cent interest per
annum from August 2nd, lHll, 10 per
cent attorneys fees, costs Of suit, that
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EIGHTH nIsTRIcT COURT, QUAY
COUNTY, NEW MEXICO
JOHN RUDOLPH, Defendant
NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE
J. r. HANNAH, Plaintiff

Notice il hereby given that I. the IN
dersigned Special Master, will sell at
auction ia the highest bidder for cash
at the east door of the Court House in
Tucumcari, New Mexico, AZ ten o'clock,
4. NJ, Of tho ith day OF May, 4. D.,
1912, the following described property
Of the defendant, John Dudolph'
. All of tbe Southeast Quarter Of See
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EARLY AMERICA.
rom The Athenaum.

From The Athen9um.
NJ. Henri Cordier in the current num-
Der of the journal des Savants' calls
attention to a proof of the discovery OF
America in the eleventh century which
has hitherto passed unnoticed. In the
Saga of Eric the Red II is said that
when Thorfin Karlsefne returned from
MARYLAND" or Newfoundland, in 1000.
he took back TO Greenland with him two
children from the northern land OF the
Skraelings, and four words of their IAN
guage are preserved in the Saga.
These words were thought by the
Grcenlanders to be the names of the
chidrens parents or chiefs; but NJ.
Cordier shows that they can be traced
to Esduimau phrases Of the present
day, two Of them meaning something
like wait a moment and the North
ern Islands" respectively. To this he
Joins the statement of Professor Wal
demar Jocheson. Of St. Petersburg
that the scientific expedition sent by
F. p. Riabuschinski TO Kamschatka mas
proved the morphological connection
of the Kamschatkan language with
several Indian dialects OF North Amer
lea. This derives additional interest
from the news last week from America
of the discovery by Mr.. V. Stefansson
of tribes of white Esquimaus showing
many traces Of Morse descent on the
shores of Coronation Gulf.
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Passing Of u. S. S. Portsmouth

hearty cheers, jumped into the river.
waist deep, formed with admirable de-
liberation, and rushed to the shore.
They carried the enemy's works on
run. reaching the position in time TO fire
upon the last of the retreating foe, and,
fortunately, i'm time TO cut the burning
slow match leading TO loaded guns which
the Chinese had carefully trained upon
our boats before fleeing. The Orientals
hoped to make US pay dearly for victory.
A lieutenant OF the Portsmouth was the
first to enter the fort, and TO her boat
SWANS mate credit is due for planting
Old Glory upon those battered walls. This
fort contained thirty-eight guns, and, In
proper hands, would have been a truly
formidable defence. Everything was de-
stroyed within the stronghold that could
he damaged or demolished by the means
available. AS If realizing the meaning or
the capture of the last of the Barrier
Forts. the Chinese made final EFFORT 10
retake the position. With desperate Vaior
they attacked the Americans In consider
able force, and attempted to scale tne'
walls from the rear by means OF ladders.
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A NEEDLESS SACRIFICE.

The work of the Americans was nosi
completed with the routing OF the enemy
and the capture of the four forts. For
wears and years those batteries had stood
watch and ward over the principal APP
proach to Canton, and had constituted a
menace 10 European intercourse, their
massive walls appearing 70 be etfeotuat
proof against the attack of existing ord
nance, while the nearness OF large bodies
Of native troops gave even greater po-
tential value 10 the defences. 1t was
necessary that the Notifications should
be destroyed and the guns irreparably
damaged. This work was not accom-
plished without several days of exhauN-
ing toll and. unfortunately, not without
sacrifice IT was while blowing up the
river faclngs of one Of the forts that
big mine of gunpowder was prematurely
exploded. killing three OF our men and
seriously wounding nine others
During the actions between the Barrier
Forts and our ships on November 10, -
and p our vessels were struck forty-nine
times by heavy shot in their hulls and
rigging OF these, the Portsmouth re-
ceived twenty-seven and the Levant
twenty-five, the latter vessel, because OF
her lighter draft, having been towed TO
positions so near the forts OH the last two
DAYS that she received the hottest of their
fire. The American loss, excepting those
Killed and hurt by the premature exp.o-
sion OF the powder mine and the two APP
prentices killed by the accidental dis
charge of a rifle on the occasion OF the
first landing, was seven killed and TWEEN
ty-two wounded i'm action This very
moderate loss was but little short or
miraculous considering the speed and the
spirit with which the Chinese worked
their guns The Chinese authorities adj
mitted a loss of five hundred men, IL
was probably a greater one. The Dig
shell guns. demoralizing and destructive
as they were, were not entitled TO all the
credit. The small howltzers played an
important part I'm the outcome. AS Cap
tain Foote said '"They contributed great
ly TO. / might almost say secured, the
success of the expedition, not only by
their destructive qualities but by the fear
which their appearance inspired among
the enemy the moment they came within
range"
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FIRING IN THE GRAY DAWN.

The first shot doomed across the still
ross of the gray down, but the only
answer was its own echo. as 1t rever-
berated from the silent opposite shore
Another shot was fired, and sun no
answer came. Thinking that the chinese
iraction was only a ruse to entice the
landing party on, three howitzers were
left I'm the third fort TO cover the houlia
and IN prevent the foe from working
their guns that bore upon the point which
had ia be. doubled before crossing the
river for debarking. one launch, with
its bowitzers. headed the line, and the
other boats followed i'm three columns, as
unon the first occasion two days before.
As soon as the expeditionary force came
I'm sight OF the fort, the covering how'll
zers I'm the third fort began a brisk hfe
% divert the enemys attention; but the
foo was not TO be fooled in that way, and
from the moment the boats cleared the
noint and during the time Intervening
until they came within musket range, the
chinese guns were kept hot In their at
tack upon the approaching Americans.
Our .howitzers ashore fired rapidly and
effectively, but they could not silence the
chinese guns Round shot, grape shot
and the missiles from gingals struck all
around the boats and passed unpleasantly
close overhead, but by great good fortune
did no damage owing 10 the shallow
water extending far out from the river
hank. 1t was impossible to take the boats
close in shore The men, with three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-15

bought at $3.50 for the Boston Mu-
scum. Some other fair prices were
obtained. $4,000 for Ell Grecos
Apostle" $1,000 for Fragonard's
Halt During the Flight Into Egypt,
and $1,000 for landscape by the
same eighteenth century Frenchman.
But the modern pictures did most 10
lend excitement 10 the sale.
One Of the pictures by Degas. Dan
GERS at the Bar" sold for $4,000. 1t
was bought by Durand-Ruel, and gos-
sip has il that the work will pass into
The collection Of Mrs. r. c. Have
meyer, Of New York. The Knoedlers
paid the highest price for a Corot'
$4,000 for his Bathing Women-the
Sorromean Islands" The same art
lsts villa D'Este, Tivoli,' fetched
sZ2OO0. Millet's END Of the Day
went for $4,000, and his "Squall OF
Wind for $4,000 In fact, the souNe-
mrs Of the men Of 1880 practically all
soid at high prices. And the Impress
sionist group proved equally signiii'
can't Degas, as we have shown. went
70 record price with one Of his pict-
ures. Another fetched $4,000 the
Rehearsal for the Dance" Sl9,foO
was paid for Manet's BUST Of a Nude
woman" and one Of Renoir's pictures
fetched $4,000. Altogether, the sale
showed that while old masters at CO.
'osssl prices have Of late years come