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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-09-06
For Sale.

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wants room, feed room, etc. These
premises are near Oahu College, near
car line and for pure air and desirable
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Terms part cash balance on long time
at per cent This gives you a chance
to own your home which Is sure to ad-
rance in price, and would be much
cheaper than paying rent.
Z For full particulars see
ABLES
The Real Estate Dealer.
Gel. 1879. s15 Fort street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-24
REAL ESTATE NEWS.

There Is as yet no cessation OF the activity
which has characterized the realty market for
the last three weeks. The private sales re-
ported yesterday included three transactions
which alone would make the day n satisfactory
one. They we're supplemented by large num-
Der OF trades in properties OF various kinds
which brought the total OF the days business
to point rather above the standard for the
summer season. III the auction room no sales
took place.
The most important OF the transactions
at private contract reported yesterday in
volved tho six-story office building at 202
Broadway The property Is reported to have
realized 100000 The name OF the buyer 10
withheld but 1t lie said that the purchase is for
investment and no immediate Improvement ls
contemplated This is the third OF series of
sales OF Broadway property closed In the pres
ent week. the other two properties sold being
the Niagara building and the Comm ercial build
ing. at Broadway and Walker street. The three
transactions involved nearly 81 100000. In no
single week in the last six months has 80 much
realty business been transacted in lower Broad
way.
In connection with the Niagara building
transaction 1t is said that the plans for the new
building are being drawn by Bruce Price. and
that the building is to be erected by the George
A. Fuller Company. The Fuller Company has
been identified with the construction Of the
recently completed Chesebrough building and
the Battery Park building now being erected
in State street 1t is further announced that
the Fuller Company is financially interested In
the St Lawrence Realty Company. the buyer Of
the Niagara building. and that the Inter-
national Banking and Trust Company is In no
way connected with the realty company.
Richard NJ. Montgomery has a sale Of $50
lots at Amityville. L. l.. scheduled for to-day.
The sale is to be held on the premises at noon.
There has been a brisk demand for book
maps. and much interest in the sale has been
manifested by the residents OF Amityville
itself A special train leaves East Thirty fourth
street. Manhattan. over the Long Island Rail-
road at 10 10 A. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-24
THE COLUMBIA,s SAILS BENT.
All That IL Needed for n Trial Is a Tow Out
of the Harbor.

BRISTOL. June 23.-The Columbia will have
her first trip under sail tomorrow. There Is
no official information to this effect. but the
fact remains that she will go out on Saturday.
Her sails were bent at the dock this afternoon.
and all that is needed Is to tow her out into the
harbor and then hoist her sails. She cannot
be taken from the hole in which she
lies at the Herreshoff north pier except on
high water. which is aboutS o'clock to- morrow
morning. place for her to lie at twenty
feet drauGht at all times OF the tide was
dredged at the north pier. Herreshor parsi-
channel to the deeper water OF the harbor. and
high tide. Her tender. the steamer st.
Michaels. will tow her out until she gets q
chance to sail on her own account.
The st. Michael's was badly out Of the run
ming to-day IL she had been needed REPAIRS
were being made to her boiler and she was not
In condition to make steam until late in the
day. The tug s. c. Hart. chartered by the rep
resentntiye newspapers OF New York and Bos-
ton to follow the Columbia on her trial. took
the st Michael's from her anchorage in the
morn ing to the coal dock to replenish her de-
pleted supply. and then took her back in the
afternoon. Mr.. Iselin declined to reply to a
request as to information about the time OF
the trial to- morrow.
fine southwest breeze prevailed day. II
such wilma ia blowing tomorrow there will
be n good chance to test Columbia's rig to the
limit.
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Private Sales.

Richard V. Harnett 4 Co. have sold for Boehm
Coon the six-story mercantile building. bOX
20. on the northwest corner of Laight and
Narick streets.
The Cleveland estate has sold to an investor
the six story building. on lot "a .oxl6O. No 2O2
broadway. adjoining the southeast corner of
Fulton. street. The property was bought by
William Kramer has sold to John c. Rodgers
and Edward }. Farrell two acres of land on the
kingebridge road at the Harlem Ship Canal.
The buyers owna large tract ad joining. ex-
tending north to fordham lane and east to the
Harlem River at its junction with Spuyten
Duyvil Creek.
q. Tuoti, L Co. have sold for the Bradish
estate two lots on the southeast corner OF 10th
street and First avenue. and three lots on the
east side OF First avenue IS feet south OF 10th
street. for $4,000. The same firm has sold Tor
Joseph L. Buttenwelser for S5O.OUO. No, ls5
Chryatie street. and for George Schenck, Nos.
"a and 343 East 18th street, for S2S, 800.
Charles Duross has sold for Mrs. Cath crime
Kane. to Q Mr. sullivan the three-story dwell
ing No. 224 East 12Sth street
Hirsh Brothers have sod four lots on the
northeast corner OF Amsterdam avenue and
14'ith street.
,,L9wenfe.ld 4 Prayer have, bought No; 377
Madison street and No $50 East Eighth street.
They haye sold to Adolph Newman the three
houses Nos. 35S. $50 and 3O2 East Eighth
street.
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were rowing down the river when the incident
OF the tTo.mile point and continued on to the
bridge. Before they arrived the tug approached
turned the shell parallel with tie Hart to catch
Tho shell drltted near one Of the bridge piers
which Ineh cut the swells and sent come OF the
o th an IN
ing, stern and aft on each wave, leaving the
%eys "mdshps S1%t If the strain a snd
stand how It did not snap into chips
= Bsootman Hoyle. who built the she'll gave il 9
hor Ss r. and z h4opoq thSt
home, as.t is the only shell they have here
man paper eight Is not buoyNnt enough for the
varsity crew. It settles tour inches lower in
Another thing which Is taking Courtneys
= Is re- hour for whGh the ;hs
o'clock, and allowing difference OF an hour
later every day the ebh will not rnn strong
Seriously ss %sr made eon.fS Sq
hour after high water the outside, crew
E o YIN tbs in To be fair
that there ought to be an allowance OF two
hours hon Or more after the tide has started on the
chb. He makes this statement before posi-
tons have been drawn, end is iswayed by no
ceive an even show The tests above referred
to were made by Courtney on the inside course.
which has been chosen for the race. The ques-
ton Of the, course and Of the tide viii be con
sidered at a meeting Of tho Poughkeepsie
Highland Rowing Association and the Board
OF College Stewards to be held in this city to-
morrow evening
On account oftie rough water. only the 'yarsi-
Weights OF the Cornell and University OF Penn
evening the shells had not peen taken out OF
either penthouse at 7 o'clock. There Is n large
demand for seats on the observation train on
Tuesdny. Three cars have been sold here. and
two more will be disposed Of There will be
fifty cara.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-24
The Defender Tries Her New Sails.

NEWPORT. June 23.-Cant. Rhoades took the
Defender outside for short spin this morning
to try her new sails. They set finely, but he
made no attempt to speed the boat. This
afternoon Royal Phelps Carroll took the Nava-
hoe up the bay for a sail. A large party Of
club men. the guests OF Pembroke Jones. went
up to Bristol in the steam yacht Narada also
In the afternoon. They returned this evening.
In the party was Woodbury. Kane. but he re-
manned with Mr.. Isel at Bristol. A we'll:
known club man said that It was not At all
mort before Sunday. He said he had received
this Information from headquarters. and then
the HerreshOffs liked to send their boats out
on that day. Some Of the yachts that were up
the Sound attending the races arrived here to-
day 70 be on hand for the trial races, among
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-24

Thomas Chapman has offered unique prize
to be sailed for on July over the course of tho
Sea Cliff Yacht Club and under the direction OF
that club. The prize is catboat Of tho Bouncer
type. brand new from his yard at Rosyn. IT
feet long and worth between $3.50 and $500.
The conditions of the contest. which Mr. Clap
ham describes as "untrammelled by modern
open to the free entry of all cathoats not
exceeding lS feet length over all. nor exceed
ing Is feet on waterlino. All types OF cat
boats may compete. but no catamaran nor any
boat having centrchoard, keel or fin keel that
weighs more than 100 pounds shall enter. No
restriction as to sail area draught. beam or
method OF construction. No shifting ballast
allowed. No time allowance. except that any
boat sailed single handed shall have five min.
utcs head start. Only two men allowed in each
boat"
says Mr. Clarham. near the finish line. and
the winner can step aboard and sail home in
her"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-24
Cricket.

There will be many interesting cricket matches
played in the vicinity of New York to-day and the
games OF the Metropolitan League should be well
contested owing to the fact that opposing teams
evenly matched. The Staten Island c. C. will meet
the Manhattans at Livingston. Team OF the Rnick-
erbockcr 4. G. will oppose Team at Bayonne, New
York will play Newark at Newark. BROOKLYN Will
meet Paterson at Paterson Kings County will play
the Manhattan second eleven at Prospect Park. and
Nelson Lodge will play Paterson Team at the oove.
Staten Island The Staten Island c. c. has got to-
gether for the match against the Manhattans the
strongest team 1t has placed in the hTld in three
Paterson, II. +, Jackson, y, $, walker. Jr W -. II.
Ogilhy j. l.. Pool L. b. Stoddart. X. It G.'Walker,
]. D. Osilby. +. D. Ogilby, aud r. h, Il Il>'n. The
Manhattan eleven viii be Frank Jar Ir nlcrgNst.
ii. Tattersall. !. Flannerv. Sm d.rr. ! lam, W.
Adam. A. Cleayer, G. s. Moore, II =, Y. j, At
wood and +. W. Green.
TORONTO. June 23.-Canala VIII MT put an inter-
national cricket team in thu hclA TINS season, but
college eleven will make tonrot the Eastern States.
playing several American colleges in Pennsylvania
and elsewhere The team will not be a remarkably
strong one.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-24
Foreclosure suits.

Av A. lot %. map village of Jerome, 25xloo;
Amanda Busting VI Marcus Nathan ct al; atty, II
Morgan.
John st. 90; Jacob Mark VS. Eugene Kulinski ct al,
foreclosure lien; atty. + Eidltz
West End av c cor 1O2d 81. l7.11x72: Mary A
woodcock Va John r Falk tai; attys Thompson K
Path st, W; Gustav Taussig vs. the Hoffman
House Bath Co ct al foreclosure henG atty.
Edlitz.
p7th st. % W; Daniel Deadly VS. Frank Moore,
forecloaur lien: atty. I L Munday
10th ST.. 12a Fl building Department. vs. Rosaline
Finkle ct al violations &c); atty, + Otterbourg.
1lsth at, SIS, 252.3 W Sd av. 25xlOoll; George A
Barker and exrs. &C. Richard Keef ct all atty.
Friend.
l27th at, SIS, 100 g Sd av. 4Ox99.11: Emily Sat
terlec VS. John Baton ct al; attys. Lee h L.
l3Gth ut, SIS, 1925 g st AIMS av, 100: Solomon
Slberstein II Cassidy ct al; atty, Rosenw eig.
l4pth 81. = 3, 400 " Boulevard. l5xb0.ll; Henry $
Bell VS. William Wahle ct al; attys. Mitchell NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-24
LIVELY youngsters FROM coLUMB1A
They Outrow Wisconsin's Varsity Crew
Cornell's Boat Injured.


PouGHKEEPs1E. June 23.-The winds and
tides have conspired to bring idcness upon
the college oarsmen at time when they need
practice the most. The water on the Hudson
was very rough to-day and the crews got little
chance to row. The Wisconsin varsity eight
and the Columbia freshmen had two scraps
this evening. and both resulted to the dIsad-
vantage Of the Westerners. The Youngsters
from the metropolis outrowed the veterans
IRON the West. and naturally returned to
quarters swelling with pride. Their feat
must not be taken as n pointer on the re-
spectve merits OF the crows. for Wisconsin
may not have been working as hard as the
appearance OF their eight indicated. 1t seems
that Or, Poet took his freshmen out after the
varsity had received n warmlng-up on starts
ana stretches and after going up the river
ways the Wisconsins were encountered taking
'her evening spin. The two crews worked
along together and Dr. Poet. who was anxious
10 get line on his youngsters in competition
with seasoned eight suggested q brush.
IhH Wisconsin oarsmen did not take friendly
70 the request and dropped their crew prac-
'Gr ana began working in SQUADS fore and att;
hrnHgh The megaphonc, The. Western men
I n5t, on and the Columbia eight kept pace
MN them about hve lengths to the rear. When
inr Wisconsin, eight hittheir clipup the Colum;
pa boys kept time and the shel g commenced
y, run over the water Mt II speedy rate, FOR
mn" the two crews kept up the rnce and at the
Hhlsh the Columbia freshmen shell Tapped tho
Wisconsin boat. On the return the same per-
iWrlmance was repeated, the result being equal
y satisfactory to the sympathi2ers with the
bIuc and white. When the two eiGhts Sc parated
IoaGh McConville shouted across the water to
have " " " '
The tugboqt Hart, which several years nGo
destroyed "Pennsy's" chance in an inter-
collegiate contest on the Hudson by sweeping
gown he river past the houthnuse under q lul
mead Of steam and leaving behind wax" OF
near repeating the performance tothe detri-
mem OF Cornell to-day; Coach Courtney d oes
pot know how much the Cornell cedar shell
Pas been injured. but he said this evening that
was strained badly and he cannot explain
Ny 1t did not break In two. The Cornell crews
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-24

The annual regatta OF the Scawanhaka-
Cornthian Yacht Club will be sailed to-day on
the sound off Oyster Bay. The start will be
made at IL O'Clock. Following are the entries:
Schooners. Racing-Amorita and Qusetta
Schooner h5-FoOt Class OiUrita and UncAs.
Shops, Cutters and Yawls-Vigilant and Queen
Nab.
II. Foot Class-Kestrel. Syce. Lirs and Hussar.
36-foot Class-Memory, Infanta, Anoatok and
POssum.
Carolina.
Seawanhaka Northumberland osto, Nakodo,
Nudge and Wyntje.
Yawl CIass-Albicore, Andax. Sultan and Postum.
3O-foot Catboats-Dot. Kit and Nolsung.
25-Fuot Catboats-Win or Lose and Elsie.
2l.FCot Catboats-Mynah, Gosbird, Vera and
Spring.
2i.Foot Racing Knockabouts-KAnatoka,C ockatoo
and Kittle.
25.Foot Sloops-Houri. Ripple and Mono.
25.FoOt KnockRbouts-OiseAu.
ls.Foot Catboats-Ka.Za-Za, Spunk and OK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-24
New Rochelle Yacht Club VIII Open Race
Week on the sound.

Race week on the Sound will begin on next
Saturday. when the New Rochelle Yacht Club
will hold its fourteenth annual regatta. En-
tries for this regatta are invited from oil regu-
larly organized yacht clubs. There will be
races for all classes. 52-foot and under.
as arranged in the, Yacht Racing Association's
dorIes one design class and yawls Entries
should be mailed 70 the Regatta Committee,
Post ONCE box 1876 New Rochelle In ting to
races will be started at noon from the entrance
To Echo BnY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-24
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STENOGRAPHER and typewriter desires perma-
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work; best OF references. AddrCsb CORRECT, box
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-24
Sen Cliff Yncht Club Regatta.

The feature OF the annual regatta OF the Sea
Cllff Yacht Club, which is to be sailed on Fri
day. July 7, will be tho race for 15-foot open
catboats. The prize for this race is new
17-foot cutboat valued at $lG0. The boats in
this class must not measure more than IL feet
over all nor less than 10 feet on the water line
The tln keel or crntrebOard is not to exceed
100 pounds and no ballast shall be shifted The
crew 10 limited to, two persons, but any boat
sailed and manned by one person shall have
Ave min utes' start. There will be races for all
rcgui ar classes. 81 foot and under. The start
will be al IL o'clock of the club dock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-24

Canal st, l7G; VIM 2 Giles to Max Levy,
q NTH...r. .',..,.s..
Columbus av, cor 10Th at; iO2. 2IU4;
The Imperial Construction Co to A W
Eager, ~ 3.l2 yrs. ..,,....,-.....,,,,.
East Broadway 3O1; CRtharine A Dc Peyster
to Rosie KAN, u yrs, .,.,,.,.,,..
Goerck st, III and ia; Harnet Hamburger
to Hcrsch Rosenbluth, = yrS.,,,,..,.......
lst Av, 2228; Michele Briganto to Frank
sd st. 1872 h; Joseph Lehner to Conrad
Hers, b yrs. .....,.....: 1870.
9th AV. l42; Henry Corn to The Willett
I3th At, 2l7 Il; Chas q Vallrtte to Francis II
KnsniR. s yrs. .......,., ....................
lIlth Vt, 23H III Annie Abbaie to 0cnovrtto
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-24
Yachting Notes.

BosTnx, June 2s--The slnop yacht Mischief, which
defended the Americas Cup ~ INST the Canadian
challenger Atlanta IN 1891 was sol at public AuC
ton yGstC rday to u, s, Packard for 81 900.
MoSTREAL. June 23.-lhis years defender OF the
noon, She i; the props rty Of James Ross and was
rick DugRan, who will sail her. In general design
she resem blcs very much the 0lencArn H., which
won the cup two years ago. The boat has NOT yet
been named.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-24
Hantrd-aetalr miscellaneous.
Aarnts 1t'anted-3tlalts.

A GENTS WANTED for a special summer camp ign.
N THE SATURDAY EVENING POST. established
by Benjamin Franklin in 172s--now published by
The Curtis Publishing Company, proprietors of THE
LADIES HOME JOURNAL. is offered to subscribers
for one year only, for $1OO-the regular price u
$3.50. This offer ia for the purpose of quick in.
PRODUCTION and will be withdrawn September list
The regular price of 80 will be maintained after
that date. We will give good commission for
every subscriber secured and distribute SO 900 Sep
TENDER lht among the 1TH best agents. $500 will be
subscribers at 81 90 each per year. At this special
low subscription price thousands he easily
cured Address THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COM
PANY, Philadelphia. Pa.
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bus Club ct al .,.,.''.. slb 90
VS. Nathan and Elmer Lieber ct al -. 24o 90
Water ut, 412 and 4a4; Thomas Roberts
Stevenson Co W. Samuel Gorlin or Carlin $50 rs
West End av. + cor soth at, 7bxl25: Done
gan Il Swift va John Westervelt ct al. 430 90
vers vs. LAndsbcrg 4 Rose, lo5 90
55th at. 100 TO 1O4 W; A A Grfing Iron Co
vs. Dsmocratic club ct al ...'... 357 II
Becker and ano ...'.....,, 20 90
Niels Foeiberg 900 90
w Rachel Ranger etai ..,.',.',,,,., 144 90
124th st, ~ aud ~ W: Becker X Co vs.
Mary F Ccnnor ct al -, 49,. 0B 90
1A2d ST. s ., 80 Q Amsterdam av, 22OxlOO;
Kelly 4 Co vs. Della stevens ct al. ..,,, 1925 II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-24
Columbia's First Trial Race May BE Post
pOneN.

1t was reported at the New York Yacht Club
house Inst night that the first trial race be-
tween the Columbia and Defender. which is
scheduled for next Saturday. will have to be
postponed This will not be done. however, IL
there is any possibility OF the Columbia being
ready in time. There have been SO many de-
lays that 1t Is feared she will not be in shape to
race next week. The Regatta Committee will
make an announcement after the first trial OF
the new yacht. and will then set a date for the
first race
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-24
The Real Estate Board of Brokers

Requiring the facilities of Trustworthy morn
ing publication. together with corresponding eli
entage have designated TnE Sun their ofical News
and Advertising medium. There il printed each
day complete summary OF Real Estate transac IONS
together with list Of Real Estate Auction Sales TO
OgCur,-AaV.
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atanted-sttalrs ltlrrhanirs, Sc.

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4 also able to help on other work; steady work to
right m1n state wages wanted; reference required.
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WANTED Pattern makers.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-24
Recorded Mortgages.

Amsterdam av, 1870 and 1872; Siels Han
sen TO August Roesler, 3 yrs. = morris, each
Amsterdam ay, II W cor i42d st; George 4
PurrinEtOn to Robert A Shaw, = months
Boulevard Lafayette, e 8. at centre line l6oth
ST. jacob ID Butler 10 the American Mott
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-24

Gerard av, q c 8. adj boundary land of Cromwell
farm, extends 1853 to Butternut st x33SlO to
farm rl75 to beg; Dora II Smith W Chr Smith
suburban at, =, ~ Marion av. 57.1lx
13T.Hx iire1; the Mutual Bank VS. Matte Smith Ell
al ito cancel deed, &c); attys. McCrea, s 4 I.