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Wantel- females.
HARLEM THE SUM-
119W WEST 18TH ST.,
BRANCH. 'rA" nn'o.Av.

A ETHICAL FLOWERS fancy pastors,
IA makers, and hranchers also learners.
GOODkISD y GU!SXBURG. 5Gl broadway.
ROoKFOLDERs wanted, hand and machine; also
- girls to learn.
pINDERY GIRLS WANTED Experienced pagers
ID on VI Adams machine. SHAW "67 Canal at
ROOK SEWER wanted who is accustomed to
ID printed work at CAS~lDl $, 221 Fulton at.
EANCY FEATHERS - Experienced hands and
L mOunters wanted. Apply TO
DAVID SPERO, Broadway and 4th St
OSTRICH FEATHERS.-Sewers. stemmers and
" stringers. bunChcrs and packers wanted: steady
work. 8. LEVY, ~ lileo ker St
OSTRICH FEAT Frs. - Wanted. eXp-ricnred
~ bunchcrs and packers L. Il j. LOEWENSTElN.
90 Fast Sth 1t,
pTLINi machine feeders wanted; girls boys
IL steady wotk. " Beaver al.
w ANrEn- Experienced hands on fancy feathers;
w also learners; steadf rmI,loSment good wages.
FUCKER JuSFPHl, 7l5 IL ! Broadway.
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Nassau st. "a TO 1902; George W story vs. Sarah
RAYMOND ct al; forclosc len; atty, OCallavhan.
Jr. $500. 1900
Goettmafu trustee. &c. Va sophie d Bottomley;
atty, r II Claiming.
wrpnkow Va Minnie Kuehle ct al; atty, Ritter
band. -.
I3Ist 81. S. I75 sth av. l6Na9 l; Florence III
BAgnell vs. l. aar Wright ct al; attvs. Jay n i'. -
iTOth at. 52a " John q Moore and anp vs. Salhe x
Mccall; atty T. Il SouthwUrth.
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VIII of sheriff Heller.

The will OF Sheriff William Heller Of Hudson
county was filed yesterday in Surrogate Liliss
office in Jersey City 1t leaves the entire estate
To tho widow during hor lifetime and makes
her sole executriX. At her death tho property
is to 20 to two young daughters. Marguerite
and Grace. Robert Davis il named as guardian
OF the children. The estate is variously est
m nted to b- worth from 500, 900 to $50 900,
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AL real and personal estate of which
c CaStTe LanEdon died seized; MArionL
Az S1'fDn 10 Harriet l. schuyler. c.,.,..,,,. 81
aIthuo COT .Nth st, 2OG7h; Az A, . &, 20
ana Ana A.. 81; IoI75; Theresa and Isaac Rapp
WAN AtEehA and Joseph Graf to Hannah
~ weor 9Th st. iosxio5, Unionport;
JSnnts ) bergen to Annie NJ Back and
STp9GMdway. III. Sw cor Thames st; Rnoui
cFasanO n!rey and Ano to Frederick Aver. Ats 900
John M cor Wellesley At, s4.px26.1;
and and; ~, namely and wife to George Schultz
OI i Wcon :, nv, .a66s " Longwo av. a51
YrsSh.,e' johnson 10 Catherine Il
hI Hnt ay. w. 100 n 0istst, .GxIoo; Carl
H. mHhnr and wife to August schneider 1850
In an an iIo"sen, ref, to Newell ,..,,.-, $4,000
,Lst, 90" etN56 Il; Anna and Agatha
hler'%I,'' ne'rs, &c, TO- Anna N"otker,
W.. ,"rhA'd. to Ernst Fritz ',..,.....'. $500
Ryer i.hi.Es;;saa1 a. T.! II mar H"mre!
LIZ %sine fpr to Arthur II Murphy ..'... 400
eTais, AZ Frad ~ ~ aYT q, map cammann
Lot. ~ H. h ar, L MA.teu, '...'.,'. 1.726
4ap@f 4 4 to inio' sections la5 and l3G,
lawn Crr',,.%'. "n 'cm.icr tn" Wood
L,. 80 VA a. map port,on Hunt estate. ''o
''' Murphy 10 rnoma. Z Morus and
u, .., map St Raymond Park; Hudson j. W
L. ano "a"t Helen Koran. .........
t.,,.rr"I V'Minann estate, Frederic
vi, '"'.""' ref. 10 Gro + Jacob and
,,Mat'. m'rr 2,.nAnq state; rr.iqriic j Wv
u, 4d . ref to ., =. Sw em%y a41 ave- l4'5
%> ii a,% Rose " a1& %ia r =" o 1r
- av. "a" ror o3tn II. Ioo.IlxIoo.
G-..,n Ma, 80 nlumA, Graham ....,. 100
en-, I II, ~ aud ~, betty Heller and
4'ia %lte to A Wetnsarten ..'',.
'I road VS.. lo+.il Libby st. 6a,5I
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Assignment, of Mortgages.

Rop,Ie Morton d. GIN &c to Chas Hatch $40
R,Tnu I,lzJi. To sander JarmulOwsky ..... so
Fteley. Alph bnsc. u Mari schmidt, extx 80
KunIrnuanu, Mar 9 u Rosa b andt ....... L.
Lite And w. To- Rchlr. Dee s.......... Al
L-urh John, TO Houry " Tanner ..........
Patterson. Alfred J, to Thomas Walsh.
Russell. Joseph f Jr 20 Oliver b Van
strohpticr. Eli ,abcth, to August San GER. =:
Sedcnharh, Lon. eNr, &c. to Mary /. Heidel nc
Sir.ieurarh. Leon. rxr, sc. % Jacob and
Max Friedman. trus, &c. ......: .-..,.,...'; nc
Scdcnbach Leon oxr, sc. to Ja"ob and
Max Friedman, trus &c. ......-..........,; nc
Sedenbach Leon. eNr. nc, TO Jacob and
Ma Friedman, trus. g. ...-. ,.....:.:,-.,. nc
It'll Guarantee and Trust O. to Aida
Wool!oy. ,........... .... =. .:...... -,
The Farra.ut Fire In c. to Wm Hall. ...;. 20
Tcrna'I. Elizabeth, to Err e and John
Bli@s. sGr~ Nc...,....... .........'-,. l','
Wagner, Herman r. to Louis A Wagner. ne
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sd st, 32l and 32s =; Levy Bros Co vs Jacob o1
nowtI, indiv &c, ct al tsrt aside deed Rttys' Il
& Jacobs. ..
Is7th st. n cor 18th av. 85I75; The Deane Realty
Co Va Gustavus l. Lawrence specific performance J;
atty, Gerdng.
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Recorded Leases.

Bedford st, %; samuel Wei 70 owen Tough
lin. 1O-l : yrs ....,.....,, ..,.,.,. ,.,,....;
Orchsrd st. l5l to lb7; solomon Bachrach
to Elias Santt. yrs ........ ..,.,.,
willis av, ie4, cor i35th st; John Heller 10
GEORGE butler. . yrs 49,. ....... 81 800 20
Wills sv. 2l2; Johanns Koop to George
Sd ct, SAC and a6o r., Lena and Sarah
Michaelson t. Mayer Stru2enske 1u-l2
,iyn rS at aoI p. Jeanette Mehrb.ch TO vito
L0ngObardi. 10 yrs .,..,...,. ..... ...,.,,,..
1881 ST. 725 +. Franz Kosnsky and ano to
John BRAKEMAN, > yrs ..,..,................
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ROCKAWAY BEACH.

Trains leave New York, foot 3ith St. F. r., $50.
S"O, '@O. lO:n0 1880 A. NJ I22O, l2O. ~ 40 2@O,
- 90 3:2O, 4:2n. $500 "@o, $50, 7?o. N:2O 900.
en.6O 1000 T. NJ. Last train returning lO:4O p. NJ.
Trains marked run saturday only and Sept. 4.
EXCURSION TICKETS 40 CENTS.
DIRECT TRAINS FROM BROADWAY FERRIES,
VIA BROOKLYN UNION 81" Il. r. week days
and haf-huurly from n:3i A. VI. to 9;34 =. N. Last
train from Rockawav Beach at 10 - p NJ.
FARE 10 CENTS
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cost OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. c"n..' o 1oo
LIST av and LIST 1T, " cor; six-story fats
and stores; william Emerich, owner:
KurtZer b Rohl. architects; cost. ..."..... 30.
9th ~ and 216th at, n Q corr engine and
boiler house; Third Az II Co, owner;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o1'U. 49, 900.
14th at, 1s W; improvement to Offices Tim
ethy Kelley. owner: b Snook, architect;
goth at, 20 e. eight story lofts and stores;
architsct cost -. 49, 7b.
42d st. 81s W. improvement to dwelling;
Mrs Emil" Du Mond, owner; William
Whistein, architect cost ................... 2,
e2d ri. T. l2i " Central Park West; SIX
story hat: Turner X Herman, owners;
Neville Bagve. architects; cost .......... TO.
1b6th At, = \, 70 o Union Az: four story
tenement and stores; Dietrich Hcgcn,
owner; Challes SteRmayer arrhitect. cost II.
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117.SrSor1ss.4; John Il Miles and VIII.
100


Pine st. ST. !. and iis water Il. Emanuel 100
Blamen en- n. ref TO the Dime Savings
Walnut ay, s. 90 Of 9Th av, 251ioo; An. ''o'oo'
gelinA Drummer to the American Bonding
Walnut st. $ 3, 60 = 9Th av. ,25xioo; TN
=, simonson son Co to Angelina Drummer.
washing on av " q. 400 II isOth At, UOXlbO;
- Nesbitt to Jacob Herb. ...............
"Gst Enc Az. e !. a3,li 3 1oId at. i7L72:
schneider and others Observation-Disclosures, 1900
1st AZ. 1897. aUxes; Einathpn II Atwatcr
indy and GSr. to Daniel Echner. part: e.1so
Roberts to Daniel Echner. .......,...... O.1s5
10th at, 327 y, 25Iy4.5; Jacob Kassewitz to
Bernhard klingenstcin. .........,....,
10Th st, 827 Il, 2GxaA.s; bernhard Klingen.
stein to Jacob kassewt,. ,...........'....
Gerhard and ano to Eva VI Gcrhard...,,..
1oth ct, e. W 24No2 Morris Nennan and
18th st. :. 2ibw White pla ms road, 1iOI
ia: Franci. Crawford to Il iwarl Caterson 1850
+2d at -. l35v "a av, 2bI rreg; Robert
eId - ~ =, lGs1 ,"5; Eleanor White
samuel Flsisehina%n t 10 Jane: s,se c7;-
7ed =. ~ +, ~ 1Ilo2.a' ABBY Marshall ..
10Th st. - i. aSxlo22 Mary r Barroa. '''''
.eHtry aud trms. to Chns Emery ..,...... 10000
Tor ana ano to MARY d ,dge ...,........ 2e5oo
W Graham To- salomon Marx 49,. ..,..,.. 81, 900
and a,o to Mary f i.e,ter ct al,,,.,,,,..'.. /
sHta st ~ 20. 4, Anst,r,iam ; a., 251loo.s;
1l3th IT, y \, lUOe I'm nv. 2O.;SSI COLL; WIN
p Austin, Jr. TO Chas ClarEe......y,.,... 1
1lpth At, -, 335 e Ith av. 2ON 100. II; James
G Crawford and wife to IAhzie l. BALL., 100
123d IT. f.. l43 . c LIST av. l,.uXlOO1O;
Louis Angelo to sigmund Schneider ...... 1
12sth at F.. 2p>pr. IL; Mary + Newgeon to
Robert B c?rney !dptY. .,...-...Y....,,.:.. l
and Margaret Fischer. Observation-Disclosures. l
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Seal Gstate.
THE LAWYERS
TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
IT and 30 Liberty street and 40 Maiden
Lane.

Title Insurance is based on exam
nation of title by lawyers. That
company is the best and strongest
which commands the best legal talent.
Examining Counsel and Law Depart
ment and Committee of Counsel OF
the Lawyers Company pass on titles
it inSureS.
Losses for twelve years Sl8,78313
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Aqueduct av. a o cor wadsworth av: Eliza
and nrldynt L. .I.nks To star EA.nnnralL i

Aqnssdpct az, 40 cor waasworth av: Elijah
and bridget f links to star Cooperative
Az A, cor 1th 8, 2ox7o, ais. Az A.es.
e. sath g. 2ok % hSnnan Wallaoh to ,no
Az A. l% G,s HANNAH ann h. WallaSh o to EmgTo
Boston Az. . cor le5:h st; Charles ritchIe WV
& Almira Brown. demand. ............... 1000
ores,Gg az ~, sI4 ,s24 st; Charles ,ooo
Fraukln av.se nos 1o4ih It: Nellie
7 sinclair e. al ,o New, York snbur.
e!s" a." S oS cor st @ Ni Helen 0'
h"ran to I"ds .g! i ksss r yrs :, v,: 214
,Irrhardt stalls Observation-Disclosures, 1900
Lot, 90 All q aReRi,sd ,nsp csm% y
Realty, Bond. Exchange and Trust Co.
:? svse y and sno to I've Ssv York Rsaity'
Bond. Exchange and Trust O.. yrs...,. 1000
ham to solomon Mark. / ". ..,'..'...'.. $4,000
ham to solomon Marks. yr ..,....,..... 10000
MSdison ay. co. 18Th st: Edward W
Rem p'i nd sno, ' " ~ ".u opp'A $500
Mercer st. = cor Washington .pl; JulisA
' yr' y. - ,''' ,.',',' 15o. 900
Ja,ob Levy 4 yrs. 1900
ami vito TO Metropolitan Savings Bank. oo
Plot bnsns Ii # from n . Andrew Ar:
noT SrGhaa and Being part H, G7,a Frt .:
to Alexander and Mary zsntgraf. yrs; 5000
\ s,
knauf tb Kath l. Butler 3yrs ............. 2.boC
Railroad Az. n cor ieOth st; chas ii and
Belen W "oenlinS to harlem savings ,oc
stRErS St q ls71 H2me St, Marty 4nS
urban Coop BnidnE and Loan Assoc, in
was In ;ton av. VS., old limo, 400 n lsoh
at; Jacob Herb to Francesca G Neshtt,
washington av Sc cor roth st; John ii
DnniSp to Irving savings Inst tuition. VI. 10000
washnlton ay, VS., so l74th e. john oo
~ Irving
mel Aronson To- charles strIinpt yrs. 1900
West End Az. IS. aa lis lu2 st Ernest F.
wschneider ct al to Jenny Gudet ct al.
vast End ar,e q 42.s N 7,ith st. sam lei 7
Shaw aud wife to the E1uitabl" Life 1ns -. ~,
Eichner to y 4 Atwstcr *. i yrs -. 49,. lo.a7C
Sd bdoiss.S.r and and Ts S to Mary r. Levs
3 yrs .....,......, $4,000
sd y: E :: i@.;5s WsnaoveE Az; S Ey,sr
Nathan Co. yr. .....,...,,..., ..... 1900
9Th h az Geo EStss st. s1s4's ssT'
! 9th .tss 1909 I'd az; Asher ShAptr" to eoc
18th fti Az. es n a41 i3od st. Henry sedg.
WICK and wife to tn" Mutual L''e Ins Co. =, m,
ION ST. st, AZ f Jacob Kas-ewlt1 to Ksth. ,o,o,
s:ecr, to Samuel Fleschms,n \ yr. .,' 30 DOR
sior SaTincs BinS, VI. .....,.......,... 10000
Twls and wife to New York Lite ms Co, .o.
s4,h st, 5, 200, " Amsterdam av: Charles
| Will, and wife t. New 10 h Life Ins Co. o.
e2d It. s., 10 n;;ul.ya5i, Iohn i sct
Char"s dlern / 'th to Henry y open 900
1aHtn 81 20 9 i'r ,adway i6bst Ho,;.
mann to AnSgn Sooss Ct al G 1p., {Ts $4,000
msnn 10 ANN" {, a'ntth. ) ;rs..,..,.,.. =. $4,000
! and Margsr,t Fischer to Chas and Mary
pel", YRS .'''''''''''''' ''''o
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Bryan l.. Kennedy & Co. sold. at No Ill Broad
lI3d street lsxlUQ. three-story brick dwell
Ing. to Cornelia d. Stevens. plaintiff. for
$lOSlS
4 Croldsticker sold. In foreclosure. Nos. 62S
and $50 West both street. 5Oxl99 10 to 129th
street S+O to Manhattan street xl TX to be-
ginning. two and three story brick buildings
S22H'i2.
john T Boyd sold. In foreclosure. No. 244
West both street. lS9XiB.11. three story
brick dwelling. to Henrietta Steele for $lo.675.
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Agents 1tanted- males.
rst-ClasS 1telp-frmales-grofe
Sional.

STFNOiRAPIlER.-EXp thoroughly good
- English training, seeks emplDyment, permanent
or temporary; can answer and compose letters for
employer II necessary aud act as confidential serrr
tAry; experience IN foundry and gas office wo X;
assistant to literary man and theatrical author and
manager. COMPETENT box 200 sun office.
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MANHATTAN BEACH,

Trains leave foot ns Bath st, T.. r., n. v week
days, $40, $50, $50 ":2O, TOO A. NJ 12:io, and
hat.hnuily i:lo t" $40 p. NJ; 4:4u $40. $40 800.
GAO, T:lO T:iO, $40 $40. $50, 1850 =. NJ.
sunday. $50. $40 l":io. ll:loA NJ. 1910 and
half hourly 10 tO Gao \. NJ. lUIO =. M
Leave foot Whitehall st. battery, via 3ath at,
sou,h Brooklyn Ferry, daily $500, and hourly 500
A. NJ. to =. NJ. and every forty minutes l:iO to
%to. and 5000 p. NJ. Week days only.
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lust and found.

&25 REWARD-For return to T. X. W. 1884
Broadway, Of brown canvas painted trunk. brAss
hound corners, marked ]. b. on end, improperly de
Lyered on July /.
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Private sales.

Adams 4 Go, have purchased from John b.
Walsh at $4,000 the three-story brick
dwelling i8a1,,sa. No. 10 West Twenty sec
William Seeligsberg has sold for Lowenfeld
Prayer to Max Hart Nos. 53S and $40 Sixth
street, 5SXH7
Theodore t. H. Albrecht has sold for Mrs.
Kane to James landrlgan No. ~ Morton street.
25xlO0
BRYAN L. Kennedy X Co. report having sold
for Mrs C. b. Runyon to J. Lawrence the Run
ION place Of about two acres and cottage at
flharon !
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summer Garden. French table d'hote. $50.
unTCI MApTv open day. night and Sum
III & klAnlI, days. Private d ming Rooms
~ West Gath st. Concert every evening.
II RENT by the week or month, nicely furnished
l airy rooms single for gentlemen only; mag
nlfcent view of Harlem River High and Washington
Bridge TRIGGERS HOTEL. both st, opp. Speed way
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DIR. COSRADS SANITARtrM Scientific, skill
n. tut 'r"atu ems of al! dsea-"s of women; private
rooms every runy encucc and appliance. oonsulta-
tuu- -. NJ t. . =. 81. cali write for booklet,
I21 West iIth t. late ~. Tel $500 SSth.
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A DIR AND MRS, SIMPSON. the leading specials
"A. ists m New York. sstully treat all female
complaints and irregularities 25 yeArs' experience;
private santAriuui trained nurses: treatment guar.
an -ed, free confidential advice. to y. "a West
= 9Th ST., near broadway.
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,r1. ESTATE NEWS.

49, ,n+erestinR sale In the custom
AMOUR ,..-iot was reported yesterday. This
hou.o Nos 81 and SO Beaver street. three
luIV' ,orr story building. occupying plot oa.'
anu s19l 2I44 61l3GNlOO. Adjoining TINS
Nllo.oN ~. .ast ia tho Corn Exchange Bank.
poSu in the rear the Lords Court building
.ho Cutting property, in william street
u". VA to the New York Realty. Bond. EX-
Jus. and Trust COMPANY and the Van NOS
c". nJ building. which John t. Williams Is
ru,nored 10 have bought -,,-,.
n.orssR Read Is agent for the ELY estate
uhich ia reported to have solu nos ID anu Do
,,nar,r street At the Realty oince Yesterday
bea'ot ,.rr,a,ion regarding the reported snle
,os given out. although an ADMISSION was
was ,hnrs that the property had probably
been sold p.o,,do,, ot tho Nov
he" p,oI,y BouI. Exchange and Trust Com
~" dories that his conn any is the purchaser.
p"u; t, Nash. its President, said last night
uu' rorort was not true. II Is said that
-,nnn ia ,he price paid for the property.
next few days the air will be full OF
40, sales in the Custom House district.
,,.,uv ,ho directors OF the City National
,,I, ~, tho New York Realty. Bond, Ex-
,,'.n,,e and Trust Company. and OF the Farm
Liam and Trust Company are interested in
,,,,nea boo,n for the Custom House section
,to financial district. a section which has
oo,.r. cuously overlooked In the develop
r, ~ the stock Exchange section. The
- .o, ep,ncial institutions named are closely
w, IN thar interests. Not only do they have
- directors in common. but their real
"a,,,o holdings centre about each other. being
~, bo,b eide. Of William street, extending from
Wall to Beaver street
The buying Of the Exchange place and Will
,,,,, s,rrat plots last week was purely specu-
Ia,ivs The purchasers recognize that banking
.,d otncr financial institutions. following the
Iaod n. the city Bank. will look for building
alta, in this immediate vicinity. 1t was
rnmor.d Yesterday that the William street plot
h,l already been resold to a bank. but this re-
port Is premature
prmor has had it for few days that a large
n,ot on Wal street. below the custom House
and extending to Pine street had been sold.
hut while many OF the parcels comprising this
ru,t are in the market. sales have not yet been
enacted A firm Of Broadway brokers received
Yesterday from Liberty street firm authority
10 offer for sale three OF the lots two on Wall
s,rss, and one on Pine street. forming the plot
which has been reported sold.
Ada,nsk Co contemplate the enlargement OF
,he,r inrar;rrpnt store on sixth avenue and
toward this end have already purchased one
LOT adjoining the Twenty-second street side Of
their property
Plans were fled yesterday by the Third Ave-
nue. Railroad Company for the new power
house which il ls to erect at the northeast cor
ner of Ninth avenue and 2lSth street. on a plot
3lq1246 Westinghouse. Church. Kerr 4 Co..
the architects. estimate the cost at 81, 100000
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Citu Rral estate.
Real statc-G)ut of the Cit,,.

A SACRIFICE House 10 rooms all Improvements
n 80 West Sidney av., Mount Vernon; very cas-!
terms. NJ L. CRhSTO 1902 Park av.. New York city
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crs and are subject 10 alterations b,
them
The lands are found by she npprais'
ers 90 be- very frri.le richer In fact. u
Do believed tsnn those ~ the oldei
district. Cluueh tho loeer portion .,
guile ROCKY. Mr. BALDWIN says that
the WORK of road construction u pro-
grossinr rapidly and that another
three miles win soon be- given out for
contract. u Il suggested that the
money appropriated for cross roads. a
portion ~ % al any rate. should be
applied 90 she new main road. as the
general absorption % the old lands by
the sugar planting interests renders a
number of these cross roads unneces-
sary
tAl 81 the above. showing the pro.
Eress OF important material develop
ment on the Island OF Hawaii. Is from
the Hilo Tribune OF Saturday last, the
22nd inst)
To the above Il may be added nat
the Olaa Company is already taking up
coffee trees and planting cane. 4 con-
siderable force Of men IS engaged.
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ALL BETS OFF.
This Is the Chief Feature Of a
Match Horse Race.

The horse race Saturday between
Violin and Directress resulted in all
bets being declared off. The stands
were crowded and one might have
thought that II was gala day instead
OF being "A single race.
The horses started at 3 o'clock sharp.
Jack Gibson was behind Directress,
while Jim Quinn held the ribbons over
Violin. The first heat went TO Direc-
tress by good margin in 2:2i. When
the second heat started the spectators
saw Quinn pull up and start TO turn
around. But when he saw Directress
still going he started after her al
though a quarter of a mile behind. OF
course Directress trotted over the line
an easy winner.
1t afterwards developed that when
the second heat was started Jim Quinn
heard the bell but not the word. Think
ing 1t was meant for the recall he
stopped and turned around. AS Di-
rectress kept up the going there was
soon a wide distance between them.
For this reason all bets were declared
on.
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BRITISH APPROVAL
London Journals on the Pruclamatio
to the Filipinos.

London Journals on the Proclama lion
to the Filipinos.
LONDON, April The Spectator,
expressing its sincere satisfaction at
the tone of the proclamation issued by
the Schurman Commission to the Fill
pinos, congratulates the American
State Department on Its fortune in
having AT its head such man us Mr.
Hay, a really great public servant, and
one who knows what statesmanship
means"
Proceeding TO discuss the proclama.
ton, 1t says; The whole proclama.
ton shows that the proposed govern
ment will be on the lines Great Britain
has adopted in India and Egypt for the
good OF the inhabitants and the true
interests of the islands, not merely an
Exploitation of the colonies to further
the selfish interests OF the United
States"
The Spectator urges America TO APP
point a moderate number of white. 70
administer the islands, but to give
them all the important posts, with
large salar.es adopting Baron Cro-
mer's principle in Egypt, SO as ia
have American heads and Filipino
hands"
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facisily when oue exresss every minute
to b. Numbered win the slsiE
! have heard mcn who bad never
b.on 90 var before suy they never had
any fear at the START % an engage
mont We'll { will say right here they
W.. ana they know o. Ca any one who
nrst enters "a engagement has mOro
or less fear. and don't forgei g. Il d
only when they are fairly into II the
feeling OF fear wears OF. when you
hear the rattle Of muskets. the whls-
Ting Of bullets past your ears. and you
begin to snin the smell OF powder. that
fear vanishes In fact you have not
the time to think OF fear The only
thing you are thinking about then, Is
to see how many OF the enemy yor
can knock over. II Is hen you know
no fesr for the excitement drives all
that away.
Well. so far have come out without
q scratch. God only knows whether
will have such luck to the end.
remain your nephew,
d X. BROWN.
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BERT AND BRIDE.
The Town lntercs, for
a Corner,

The marriage of Il. c. 4. Peterson
land Miss White was the choice morse
of Saturday and Will be subject OF
gossips and others for some time. The
boys around town and many young Ia
dies Of the city were heartily with
Bert They said that as usual he had
Leen successful against opposition and
predicted confidently that the match
would prove TO be a good one.
Mama White and the old lover had
not had their say up TO the time the
steamer left Honolulu Saturday morn
ing. There must have been quite a
scene.
Mr.. Peterson did not want the story
to get aboard the ship and TO head it
off tried to buy up the sale edition of
Saturday mornings Advertiser. Bert
was Klondike for the newsboys for
a couple OF hours.
II is expected that the young broker
will return with his handsome bride.
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TIMELY TOPICS
April i2ih. 1909.

The cool weather We are having now
won't last long. all probabilities are
that after this cold snap Ia over We
may have hotter weather than ever we
had before. II this Is the case. We
would advise you to secure some means
Of keeping your butter and vegetables
fresh, and at the same time making
your ice bill a small item Of expense.
II you are open for suggestions let us
mention few things about our