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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

II -
xND DEs iH 81 And cokfLANpf sTREETs
ITThe leaving time from Desbrosses and ds fsr
Tweat,, ih,d street! station. nnr., p.r,o, Car
7 Ssw A. YORK hAT f"as ea1
Chicago No coaches 70 Pittsbuig. c.v.,ora
s SS NJ EHSs and
For S cas cevtan s' roedo In
al,'i?0l H. SicAo St x6 ,u s LOUIS
go F.'G H. %E a f.SSH'A fassso s
.ao f. 1ffS .ffs Pitts
7 aa,s r. % rAc Pf9HlR%i si and
SO r. W. 01 MX 70? sy fsTsaPH
burg and points West daily except Sunday. No coaches
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
40 SO S2o Dining cap 1870 M I $50 d; sS g 20
s Dndas fs =? 80 % o ca' M sIS Nc @
Lin, all Parlor and Dining Csrs 10 DINING CARL
soTTHERN RAiLwAYPE1p l I2o ?. M. 1905 night
ATLXNTIc, COAST LINE.-E.pre's. s.0o a. m. and $50
9HD vS M gay
Af Hes 4fy' Aae 7G P s'' Weekdays
f fsns BaSs "fisnS
sssoi os rfi:S" 5oT s %': 5
80 p m 3 sT S go so 10
p Sundays As a. m. BIB p. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
sc ai S 5 i5o Sc S go 'o 2ts1' ID "ts
40 t2o dining Carr 40 Dining carr, 80 {, pni e
$50 $50. $40 $50 Limited go. 30 a. M iSc
Dining Car $50. 70 noinng car1 80 DINING can
Ticket orc.': No. az! o. iIss 1923 m, and go! ~
Station and stations foot Of Ds,brosses and cor,:
j.r: ,a c'S o's *. ss''s sr'' eG%
pany will call for check baggage from hotels and
residences through TO destination.
J. b. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Psssr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

Plans for buildings and alterations have been
filed 81 the Department Of buildings as follows:
New buildings. main office:
Chambers st. " ,. extends from Chambers to
Reade St for a 9 story brick Hall % Records:
city. owner. John X Thomas Of 60 Ia 'ai 49, -
way. architect ..-... s@'o"W0
u1th-st. 1856 II Q Of lrnox ave: FOR four
3 story brick tenement houses %SYsI; Charles
Riley No 2 10 Boulevard. owner. II T Howell.
of East 13-th 81. architect 5000
Alterations main Office:
43d ST n $50 II Q Of 18th ave. 10 twos story
brick factory. 25x55: ! : NcSeeiy. OF No 436
West 4Ith st. owner; c II Van AIKEN. Of No 14S
architect ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
3Sth-st. $. 407 IT W Of 1Ith-ave. TO two story
brick and frame warehouse l2ixi9 New York
Central and Hudson River RAILROAD Company.
owner VI Flatron. OF No IL Manhattan Market.
architect ..,............... 5000
New buildings branch Office:
Pond Place e s. 40 II q Travers-st. for
two, story frame dwelling house 2lx34: William
Mcleod No zoo East 13Ith-st. owner; "
Dickers0n, architect. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
1sad~ ri extends from Beaumont Cambrel-
ling aves: for a brick public school,
i7Gxes; city G II Snyder architect. 10000
136th-s n e. 900 II of 81 Ann save; for four
four-s,ory brick tenement house. 21xio: Herman
Engehardt. OF No Delaney ST. owner. julius
Spindler No 2.C20 81 ave. architect. 10000
Coo2er-ave - n Of Grants FOR three
| two-story and attic frame dwellings. lSS23:
John Young owner: William VI Romeo. arch
Alterations branch Office
| Webster-aye, G s. 1875 n n OF 169th-st: altera-
lions to three story brick engine house. TX
ii66: city NJ Gutter. architect. 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01

Turvug,I leave New York,
a. follows minutes earlier from West 2Sd.st:
300 A. M.-ves,ibulet Express daily Tor B,n.aamlon
NAveriy. Eimira. Buffalo BRADFORD Arrive Buffalo 500
i. 81. Paro. to Buffalo.
200 II. M.-Vestibuled Limited fast mail Daily. SOLD
train for Chlca9J Cleveland 7i0 a. Chicago
3 r. NJ sleepcrs Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining car.
73O =. M.-I'ur,o and Cleveland vs,tlbuled Express
Daily, arrives Buffalo 1CS A. NJ Bradford 7:tI A. NJ,
Jamestown 100 A. NJ. Cleveland 1890 r. NJ. sleepers to
buffalo and Cleveland making direct connections Tor
-,tI y. M.-soid train ,o Chlcngo Shoppers IIor-
rei,avilo. chicago and Cincinnati. palag Car.
TICKETS. LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND Pl.LLMAN
accnn,mo intlon. ~. NJ. 2Gi. tOi and a51 Broad
way i:I Bowery l3G East I2,th ST. and n Yves, 10Th
st.. Chambers ana West 23st. ferries, New-York; 49,
and S26 Futons 100 Broadway BROOKLYN 200 Hud
st. Hoboken and Jersey city Station westcott Express
calls for and checks baggage from hotels and residences
= Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01

"Bl-ACKDIAMOND EXPRESS''

arrive, RuNaio 055 r. Pullman vestihule Day
coaches Parlor cars Dining Car Meals
Connects nj Buffalo with through rleepers TO
Detroit and chicago.
.i2,2O. I",fO r. NJ daily. except Sunday for MAUCH
CHUNK and n'cr'cd,,e points.
'i2:50. I.i5 = NJ. Sundays only for EAsrON
MATCH Cul'EK and thN coal hranche'.
RAERE PIT"rSTON SCRANTON. and principal ,ntsrme-
date stations Connects for all points in Goa! regions
chat CIR FOR Wllkesharre.
$3.50. H,In = " daily. except Sunday for WILKES
Connects fNr all points coal reglons
Pullman nu'rr, Parlor car % Wilk"sharr-
." 30, { 20 7. NJ. daily. cNcep, Sunday for MAuCH
CHI NK anil Intermediate stations. Chair 70 Reth-
$50. 5i5 p. NJ daily Tor EAsToN ana Intermediate.
.G:5O ZOO r " dailv Tor pI'FrAIO NIAGARA
Walls anil ~ points west. Pullman sleeper vestih,le
,-nin y Y ,n Chlrryo. Srep"rs Buffalo ard Toronto
$500 S;3O T. NJ. DEFY. except Sunday stopping only
NJ cOI'Tu P1AINFlEfD. EtSTON. BETiIr,FWrM
MATCH CHIN l. & y JUNCTION. sAyRE GENE
VA ROCHESTER, BATAVIA BUFFALO and TNPON-
TO Pullman sleeper for Buffalo None bu, sleeping
pnssengers carried No baggage carried
.S:sO O:OO 7. NJ daily Tor WfrK EsBARRE. It'll
AGA GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO NIAGARA
local trains daily except Sunday Tor BOUND
DDOOR ard intermediate points leave follows
$40 5000 1870 80 90 1890 (Sundays cnly) A. n
so.po o.3O and 90 90 $50 NJ "
Tirke,- aud Pullman Gccomnodations at 1i3 2GI 2T3
3,5 %, and Hc3 BroadwHv. n e iAth St IsG T. ia5th
81 loT Rowery y. T.: $50 Fulton ST. Court 81, o.
proadvav aud Srooklyn Annex Brooklyn.
\ l. Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage from
hotel or residence through 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN \. n.
Sta lions In New-YOPk, foot OF Barclay
and Christpphcr streets. -
vEsTIDULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET

vESTIDCLCD THAINS. ~ LINN DUFF Eel
pr.c, rou.. to Newark. BIlooMFiELp MoNTcLAIR
THE ORA NOES. Summit. Bernardsvire. Baskns
Ridge, Madison. Morr'town rassslc. P.,sr.Sn B,2n-
LIKE HoPATcoNG. iacksi,,town; sCHooL LEY;
sCRANTON PITTsToN wIIKEsBARRE. NANTI-
T fo,s' EBBrSHGHAMToN OXFORD SoRwfcH. Water.
ss4feAcTrFsiE!' H oswEGo O. iTHRcA owEGo EiMRx,
points WEST NORTHWEST 4 30 SOUTHWEST.
600 A. AUTHORIZATIONS NAIL Stops at principal
1000 a M-oca'. Carr BrrFALo. SCRANTON. BING-
f Rh4n9fi sPsRfSos. sYnHcrsE md oswEoS
ExPREss' Pullman Pa,lor Cars. Connecting at
100 p M-SCRA NTON. wILKEsRARRE and ELMIRA
EXPRESS Pullman PuNet Parior Car.
600 p M-scRANTON. wifKEsRARRE AND PLYA-
TOO p H. Daiiyj-Chlcsao V..tltulei Limited ExPrsss
FAIO Pullman BUFFET Sleeping Car. New-York to
Chicago Dininr-Csr west ~ buffalo.
O 30 " T)siiy)-Burao Express Pullman Sleepers for
scRANToN. RINGHtHroN ELMiRh. PATH Mt
$50 TH 81 SnssTiiSy,"BrrEAio SCRANTON RINoHAM-
TON. OwEGO. ITHACA ELMIRA SYRACUSE:
t'TIcA and oSwEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
rIcKRTs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a,
Henry Gar. 4 sons I,mi~d II, Bra~1wsy; "a PARK
rolurhi. ave. N.w-York: a3s and 73s Futon..t. and
io p-oaawrv n-ooklyn Time giving full infor'
m, wrsrroTr ExpREss COMPANY viii calf for ana
check baggage from hotel or resdenc- to Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01

e,sis e No siS East 2sxloo5 James Bowler to
.. mgs'' no q East ,7ioxs5 Jennie romp
,I KIN. 10 law No iSoa 2iGxo5; Francis o..
losth-si: No -. ha''' -'A'o" u ...... 1910
o GSnct'%x 80 Ea, 25xiooi Edward sheehy .,
ct al to f,sai as I, o. ienox-aye. bo.ssil
Eiaur Foote to Dane! Butte; ;.'s s;,,eoii
is b.v a. Burton and wife to Henry snyase 900
Boulevard corner iyrh-s, e SSsI- t.omtany to
issth ct. 1876 IT o: Edsec.mo'-'',ys .-, i.et
soll. George Austin. re;e'eee To Char'es ,so
S"as 10 S. One4 Max Marx and wife to .,
,ei masx "a HSSt corner is2is, 5ex74 low water
mark x25sss; susan vermiya to wright GIL 10
,soh-s snD 1no asco IT Of An.ierlan-ave He1
92 John Sa MTote ct ct e a in :2.se
- Francis sc1nuss william Bogss ; eSchSnse and
William Dcnsssn to Iq csToll H aga x,ooii
,. si[,h' Hosf 45 It wisih
8, Stem ana w1e 70 corner i44th ST. 251ox
'' ui n@" q blake Garrison and wife TO Robert
Br SSsa'y Nos s57 and So 54cxs4 x5das7o-;
KshsTne io K s snd 70 s @0' osqcxs4
Katharine Kitchen t. Jseo6 Ean bTin IA an
" oser at se Ernst En- s0I schiillns
ST Annsaye .s s0 W. 10 ''et
Ieoh-s, Court!and',aye OK esS72 2 aS.21 $50
h se man and S Toto to s s9 va% the
United States Real Estate and Trust Company 90
70 Henry oS K'sn Si nomeav. 5c.loO Frances
Mannar to John Entwstle and ,c snother o.;
il2ssS.f Mafx.-' IS hta.rSan Charlotte
lS p.,ts souard & walker Realty Company to
Hermann Eneehardt c,... on. Joseph
I a.. sa T To W!V Gordon and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
BALTIMORE e. OHIO

Leave New York WhehaH terminal oou'H ''''
IpaIiy. Except Sunday. tsunSdssyyss ,,,,,
riITsBuho $50 ts:s 3 3, nj o,i ~" p n" ''A''
cTSC1NNATi sT LOUIS. 5000 a m. .SS5P N,
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. fIo. T 0 ,o -. <;
eli 20 m fpiner), e. 60 (Diner). I'D 'Diner) 'soo
Gin.n' .5s5 p m and 'i2 IS night.
NORFOLK. III. 4
NEW ORLEANS as p m. nhrousn c,eep.o'
Al train. .r. iilim,nn,.d Win Fn.cn i1s,' ,u, .,
,,y n'x.ry Y Y an 3A St. Rrookiyn: white
hsu Terminal Rsggags checked from hotel or residence
70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four Tracks Automatic Block Signals.
stations IN Ne~-York foot Of Liberty 81.
and Whitehall Terminal

stations IN N.x,Y9rk foot o. Liberty st.
T On and I'. .f.r f0 Sov Of i kst'z ISL f.
..: 81: i4,S !, gs S.5,. iio
snsa. s'o 80 c Goo to Es:son A. 81 ioo 80
,s5 q: p & sunday; ;.' ssy's,oG so NJ
fS' Hi nsan: sDd M G &c
a Ra :.o $50 ~ sG Es.Sat 10 "s sso
j sS Sos sfs sunday. IS; 80 r.
ST. S.ss., IT,.
g.. n;'t '; rs !. !:s e IS;
.,vs S 5 s' e. o saisy. J: : s 40 "'' Saturdays
svs, ir'sf'' s T,s and 'sI n';n.s, $50
For Atlantic City. vlneland and Bridseton 40 A. NJ.
si:::s s:';s s;''St, ;"f ; I'll. isl
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR FHiLADELrhlAi xn a4ITlMoRE AND WASH
Week s,v, Fem foot % 6SfT'y "a s. 6,n0, Car,
sunday, .'o 1879 20 P1.ns ca5 zoo
100 200 r: n sunday; 400 4 n. 100 p n
w.. H1a s: ;h$vE wHsTs!SL 5ns@,SaS
5'$' '2' e. e Cd TN: III "a q;
s$ - a. ;ss s5s Is s Il. s$'1 81 e:
wStsa ssa f a F' o % a. ''2 e. ss ro s.
~ W., ,.sts S. :.i Coiur,bu. a." New York: ~
,En- IN. %"w York Trsns,r 90 VIII asn Tor and
baggage from hotels or residences to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01

The 80 Lots on the Hsnry
johnson Estate 10 be soli at
auction Tuesday. Dec. 7.
1891. in the Brooklyn Real
Estate Exchange. are splcn
didly situated on Coney isl-
end Avenue, East 18th. 18Th
i4th. 18th. 18Th. I'm and
ls'h Streets Streets are all
made ami every 20, Ia ready
Tor immediate Improvement
In one month they Will he IN
New York ely. Don't get
left. secure maps ana attend
Greatest terms ever offered (:
~ per cent. mortgage nj ~
io'ercs'. Sale positive. unre
s;rict.d and unTeseryci. Maps
81 .Jerc. Johnson. Jr.. 60.
100 Broadway. y. Y. and
or Arthur Hurst. Esq. Atty.
St. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
WEST SHORE R.K.

trains leave W. <2d ST. Station. N. T.. - fouov~ ana
10 m earlier from foot Of Franklin St.: .
1918 n Daily for Albany. UteA. syraeuse Roehss-
Ter Buffalo Fails. Fort Wayne. Toledo S's's-
land ard Chicago. , a.
eus> R,ches,er Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Do
iroit Cleveland Chicago and st. Louis
0lH r. n Daily for Albany. Utica. syracuse Noehes-
Ter Buslo Nisxara Fails Toronto Detroit Cleveland
chicago arr st. Louis
ftmS 10 oiss II principal hetsls and OMEGA
C Z LAMBERT. General PASSENGER As.nt
Vanderbilt Ave. New Hork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
,lnfurnisbeo apartments 90 Get.


v,o,ft ARD AND 1Ocp-ST-Six To 3 r,-oma all mod
Is ern improvements: hot water, gas stoves Great
xrie,y Of houses all prices STEVENS s3d st. corner
Columbus ave.
1,rrr(-r yOl-SE AND Nt.IGIiBORHOOD-F extra
- ;ar,. ,,eam heated and bathroom private hail.
=, ws,er stumbled continuously. Responsibility guar
an,ccd s34 543 West 31si-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
RAILROADS..
.AMGR,oA.e 0aEATEsr RA!IRo.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ g. HUDSON RIVER r. r.
80. enuo ~oaov r00IuV lI0e

DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA EAA Sy.seuss.
Roeh..,.r r'. .na s saai STOP ' s,.., and
xos ar:ss: a' iso s:H'' Station EN-
$50 flh h I4XTh ''efs sssss' T
ss s Ea 's' Il: . M %s'ss': at
E!e: 70; xdTSn$a;S M3anpTi .ns
1896 Fan, .sa nM5E sD,.D
Po' Il eS;.. ass sso SO carrie:
?s nsss. ::s: .ss s.:
LOO hs1sD ana P g. s:
LOO rSefitsSs SPECIAL payr9s P psusS
1856 4k.AS pss sPr Sssa1s.: :as;:'
GOO 'sa SHORE .sITE ED. , Day6S e:
.r sGaa ri a5 to ch Ma I'd zoos
Ss r H. ~. ssa.s. 81 S
600 pss sss.s
IS 4 ,ss
1856 ss:;!asa ss si::,:::;
nosh.sisr Bura2 Si.eI. ras Toronto
:i Ss':
olE sn9 s.. rxrsss p.nrSS5 syr:ssuss
o:wesc w.ts.oTn. Cap. v,nce Tn;.do Chicago:
a- ..c:p: .Ss s.'u1da vincent and tho
12iU NfrSssaIMrpSrGHr EXPRESS The,;ss,' N s,nn
Tor Chicago and principal gon nssv on nsSs sun
York Central, night except Sunhn, srain
day nights eago s.eepers leave on "o sunday to
900 A. and 3:3S r. M.Oaiiy eheep'
Pittsfeid Harlem Division. 49,. p.rkshire
sho M..sunday, only. 70 plr,ne'd ana '"'
ALI NiGiir.' TRAINS To YoNkENss mint,
IAN night, trains run between iSSth s,s ., Connection
Win the e.evaed roai The only line running all n's"
q New York ,.
Wagner Palace cnrs on AZ through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintscf Light s,.,,on
Tickets and Wager Offices At Grand Cen en-. n,o.dwsv
1Is Gel +I3 Broadway 81 Enst iEh ST. s,a,S e. sta-
23S West 125th St. ana lsS,n On
ton New York: saS and 725 Fulton St. and ~" "o
way r D.. BROOKLYN. a.. ~. west
Baggage checked from hotel or residehce oy W"
Express Company. 1.>.,rua
JOHN Tor-rrT GEORGE n DAT
General Passenger Nh'''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
0onntrn l]roperin Dor Sale
5 ACRE BUILDING SITE.

Planted with mature fruit and ornamental trees. etc
unexcelei neigh borhood: within the hour OF ~ u
ceptionai chance. Address =. D. Box 1858.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Stations foot ~ 21l perm. r. r.. Cortiandt or
Dcshrosses
sIrtica,es time from West 23f ST. figures show
time from Cort!arit Or pes0rosos ST.
'G,1O G;tO T. ~ daily SUNDAY 'st5. A. NJ for
MATCH CHUNK md intern ediate stations
'1'5o S:t5 A. NJ daily ~ WILKESRARRE sCRAN
TON 1weck davsl. FLNtRA (weck days). ITHACA.
GENEVA ROCHESTER. BtFFAIO. NIAGARA FALLS
and the West and principal local points dining and
chair l'uTalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
Counirn Doar0.

LAKEWOOD n. IA few persons can pe Soc ,r,
81. horse and carriage For particulars MIS- L. H.
SKIS Box -. Lakewood. ~ j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
FURNISHED Rooms iDanico.

7 ApY would Ike n nice room In private family In
IL change Tor music lessons to child References.
r. g., 30. l.isG Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILROAD STOCKS.

Actual sales -Ciosing- SHARES
loren High Low. Fin Bid. Ask. sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
MMlN Go &@W1[M

wher ATLANTIC CITY offers many advantages OF
clinaieI GALES HALL. can have the comforts
home Skiul physicians. nufFes and special diet u de-
Massage. baths. electricity. etc. 7. l.. YOUNG.
Information and booklet GaIdners Pharmacy. Ic3 West
42d St. Carpenter, Wellington Co.. Boulevard. Cor
1C,h ST. Bretenbach Madison-ave.. Cor. 57th ST.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-08
EXTENSION OF THE SEA SHORE
ROAD DESIRED.
Bill will be Introduced at Next Leg
islature-Public Want to See More
of the Oceans Glories.

When the Island Legislature con-
venes in February of next year an inn
portant bill will be introduced in the
upper house by one of the Senators.
The measure will provide for the
condemnation of all the land along
the Waikiki beach, lying in line
with the new seaside road to the stone
wall bridge opposite Kapiolani park.
At present the new road begins at
Kakaako, running along the seashore,
cutting the end of Green street eX-
tension, crossing Piinaio stream
bridge and turning off from the coast
and terminating into the main Wal
kiki road.
1t has been strongly urged by many
citizens that now is the time for the
Government to strike in extending
the beach road to Waikiki. 1t is ar
gued that if the matter is put off for
another year the Islands will have be-
come part of the United States and
the land would be much more valu-
able. So it would be cheaper for the
next Legislature to take action.
The property that would be involv-
ed in the event of such an action is
owned by John Hoolae, John Ena, J..
Cissidy, Mrs. Bickerton, c. Hebron, H.
Waterhouse, T. Hebron, f. A. Schaef-
er, Mrs. Along, Mrs. Pratt, S. NJ. Da-
mon, Robert Levers, w. r. Castle, j.
F. Brown, Mrs. Robinson, T. II. Da-
vies, f. c. Macfarlane, Mrs. Wilder,
Peter High, Alexander Young. Long
Branch, Peacock, F. Hustace, Kanila-
nj, Kopiolani, Ilaniwai, Wrights, Stei-
ner, McChesney, Kanakanui and Liliu-
okalani.
This would give a beach road over
three miles long. The present road
was just recently constructed by the
Government. 1t is macadam road
with a soft dirt top. Those who have
driven on the road pronounce it to be
one of the finest bits of roadway in
the city and all regret that it is so
short.
Should the bill be introduced it is
sure to be popular. The law makers
may, however, see fit to extend the
road to the stone wall in Kapiolani
park.
1t is understood that Senator Me-
Candless has the project in mind and
that he will father the bill.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-08
THE NEW OLD STAND.
Ehlers q Co. Open the New Store To-
morrow Morning.

Those who are in the habit of reach
ing business early, as well as those
who come later, will no doubt be well
pleased to find b. F. Ehlers & Co. open
for business in their old location.
When the fire destroyed the old
building and Mr.. Campbell concluded
to put up handsome new structure
on the grounds, negotiations were i'm
mediately opened by b. F. Ehlers d
Co. for the entire building, with the
result that today they occupy show
rooms constructed to fit heir business.
What with larger windows, front
and rear, and high ceilings, ample sun
light is obtained to display the stock
to the best advantage.
The shelving, counters, staircase,
and Office fixtures, are all finished in
light woods, and so arranged as to al
low wide aisles and no amount of
crowding can block them.
In their advertisement on Page :
they say they will open with the
handsomest and largest stock ever
shown in Honolulu" and aside from
the regular complete assortment of
staples will carry all the latest fall
goods.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-08
\ PROMINENT HAWAIIAN PASSES
TO THE UNKNOWN.
Sudden Death of Judge Halstead of
Wailuku-Resolution of sympathy
From Waikiki Bar
Maui, October Z, 1897.

Maui, October Z, 1897.
On Tuesday morning last all Maui
was shocked by the sudden death of
William II. Halstead, police judge of
Wailuku. Judge Halstead held court
on Monday, and up to the time he re-
tired for the night felt as well as ev-
er. During the night he had a hemor-
rhage, which the doctors said later
was caused by a blood vessel break
ing in his stomach. No fears were
felt for him then, as he recovered and
seemed to be doing nicely. But about
10 o'clock Tuesday morning the hem
orrhage broke forth afresh and at IL
O'Clock he passed away.
The funeral services took place at
1 o'clock in the afternoon at the res
idence of the deceased. and were at
tended by nearly all of the residents
of Wailuku. After the services, the
body was conveyed, by former re-
quest of the deceased to the old fam
lily homestead, at Kalepolepo, and
there buried beside his mother. The
funeral was under the auspices of the
Police Department and the body was
escorted to its final resting place by
them. six police officers acting as pail
bearers.
William Henry Harrison Halstead
was born at Kalepolepo Maui, 81 years
ago. his father being an American and
his mother an Hawaiian. He receiv-
ed his education here in the Islands,
and commenced to practice law some
thirty years ago. He was several
times elected to the Legislature, has
held many positions of trust connect
: ed with the judiciary, and about
year ago he was appointed District
Judge in Wailuliu. This position has
not been so ably filed for years past,
and his death is great loss to the
community, and especially to the
members of the bar AS "A judge he
was fearless and upright. and well
up in the knowledge of the law. and
as man he was popular with every
body.
! Wednesday morning the members
of the Wailuku bar held meeting
and passed the following resolutions:
IN MEMORTAM.
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty
God to remove by death from our
midst William Henry Harrison Hal
stead, ESQ, District Magistrate of
Wailuku, Maui, and member of the
Hawaiian Bar.
Resolved that in the death of Judge
Halstead this community has lost a
respected citizen, the judiciary con-
scientious and fearless judge and the
Hawaiian Bar an esteemed member.
Resolved. That we hereby express
to the family of the deceased our
heartfelt sympathy.
Resolved, That these resolutions he
spread upon the records of both the
Circuit Court of Maui and the Dis
trict Court of Wailuku. and that
copy be forwarded to the family of
the deceased
In accordance with the resolutions
passed they We're spread on the rec
ords of the Circuit Court and the
Walullu District Court.