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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-14
THE SUNDAY
BAND CONCERT

Tomorrow afternoons band concert,
beginning at 3 O'Clock, will be at the
Capitol grounds and the program will
be the following choice one:
PART /.
The Old Hundred.
Overture--.S emiramide'' Rossini
'Tannhauser'' Wagner
Grand Selections Faust. .Gounod
Vocal-Fpur American Songs.
-..s#.,..... .,-..arr. by Berger
PART II.
yocal-Four Hawaiian Songs.
.---.-.--.-. .arrs by Berger
Selection Lucia .....-.-.. .Donizetti
Intermezzo- Navajo new =. .Alstyne
Finale-'n Trovatore' ....... Verdi
'aThe Star spangleJ1 Banner.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-14
THIS DAY
4 VALUABLE RESIDENCE
On Kinau Street
At Auction.
ON SATURDAY, MAY IA, 1904,

AZ z y OLOCh MUM
At my salesroom. S57 Kaahumanu
street, I will sell at Public Auction, a
valuable residence on Kinau street, be-
tween Alapai and Kapiolani streets.
Property adjoins the large Boardman
lot and has a frontage of Sc 2-3 feet on
Kinau street and a depth of $50 feet.
The grounds are nicely improved and
planted with valuable trees. The house
contains large Parlor, Dining-room,
Bedrooms, Kitchen, Bath, etc.
There is comnlodious carriage house
and stable on the place. Part of the
purchase price can remain on mortgage
at a moderate rate of interest
For further particulars apply to
JAS. f. MORGAN.
AUCTIONEER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21
TRADE IN CHIC1GO

icy rrrEGgArH 10 TIE TBIBJNEl
Chicago Feb. 21-Thcre vas an advance IN Whe4'
here of PC 20 &C. There was a great sven IN the
trading The drop in co1sols and the Tumors OF VI
eosiress n Paris financial circles increased lhe
fears Of new war complications shorts olo ho'
care 10 60 over tie Monday holiday Win 1l1''
sales open and so there was very general cover
inc Fo-eisrers continue 20 cover their short May
rE Armour continues 10 sell g. TIE foreign mar
kets were all higher. N0twithstanding the eNT4oF
binary advances for wheat. there IL no ihaic4uoH
o. an increased movement Nillers seen moIe
anxious Tor wheat al this range than gooo oeaI
800 ore r.fu n Minneapolis yesterday SOLD
$1,000 barrels The biggest miller al MlnneapoAs
SAYS the -four demand has been better on VAS
weeks rally than any time since the acNall1e'
The Increased speculation IS keeping the u-arAe'
moving Nh. and the lsilure Of the West 10 oHer
,-, ubest on the advance makes the advance
c7er February closed AZ 90. May solo Al
g C2s. and s. C7 and closed at 81 o5At. od july
closed az CSC sellers. July. s5ise- Ola SePlel-
her s0=vc: rev September. ss'.c- The armour Pc
ME seem 10 be taking hack their July hedge even
l,s.c- +r,7, they are selli0S their long May The
NV wheat continues 10 advance faster thah inc
r,,,, hut the Armour interests seem csposeo 10 3
ont Of July sales
CO., closed -. 10 sc higher. Large buying Of
Ne. ~. Armour was the feature Early the pit
crowd seemed - be rather against the market
February closed At 52as5 May sold al 97'tc ana az
ESQ and closed AZ 51c sellers July closed Al &c
and the Seutenber CT SIC There was Anxiety 70
get out OF short safes oN"l 'ii- li1''-'-
influence was apprehension that the war situatoh
would become complicated The HarIis-Gates
.,--,,. ,~--r tho hest sellers. There were ~
cars The estimate for Monday was 40 cars Liver
77ol was sd 70 sd higher. Clearances were 5al.g"
bushels Nebraska reports & can sell corn higher
i~ Iowa than at Chicago Kansas City says texas
and tho south are buying there The seaboaTa Is
king corr on the SPOT several cents higher than
Il is bidding in Chicago. The speculative figure Is
tho bull attitude % the Armour interest Shorts
were as anxious 10 ger out OF their cats as ous OF
their corr anG wheat Provision interests we're COW
ering September and July. and the strength OF
these deferred futIre- was the feature Oats closed
from &c 10 ia higher. July and September Up the
most Howe was leading the buying q Nay and
was rrrdi-tir On, oats. sfly sold at She and 45lsc
and closed s57se. July. H7sC. Pork was up iee 10
Sc. lard rf Iolar 15c- ribs SOC 70 32l2-
outside buying was tho feaiure- The bis c0mTnis-
Sion house lines have been lsrl-y turned from Nay
90 July. Hogs were 1o- higher. There Is "a buying
fIrC- THE ra-t OF the south
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21
ANOTHER HOSPITAL EMBARRASSED.
Manhattan Eye and Ear Institution TO Sell
Site to Raise Money.

Coming Immediately after the announcement Or
the NeU-Yorz I-ye and Ear lnirmary that lack Of
runds would compel q curtailnent OF fts scope Of
work came the Information yesterday that the d.
rectors Of the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital
Forty-frst-st. and Park-ave-. were facing O. some
what similar difficulty.
The present site 0f the hospital Is IN every way
desirable hut the directors doubt whether it Is not
too valuable 70 use for hospital purposes They be-
ueve THAI by selling the property they would obtain
enough money 20 buy larger site IN a less eN-
rensive neichborhood. ard stU have balance
arge enough 10 build the greater part ~ "a mod
ern hospital with 81 least twice the capacity Of
the present one.
Almost daily patients are turned away from the
hospital for lack OF room. every ward being over
crowded. The supc~iute.65rt. nurses and al the
employees Of the institution have their quarters
outside the hospital. IL has even been necessary
20 place beds b. the sitting rooms and playro0ms.
The basement, formerly used as q laundry. has
been converted Into a series OF clinic rooms.
The hosp iJal has only seHeuty-tNo beds. while
constant use Il is considered, could easily be found
for hundred and MY
The COST head o. those cared for last year vas
s. s.. and Of the 81 910 used for maintenance.
sree part was contributed by patients The hos
pital has no, dollars lnae'teoo-s on4 lile nam
agemeLt uoes uot care 10 increase Tie "ork IL
The selling pan u.e.t toned docs not provide an
income FOR maiatl-n-ug The hospital. One Fl-1
ent size Tor enaoaH.gl.l vi -lh. a4leo 10 tie hos
Come is a1as5s rou5 .ar-oiy 5eiray ruSaiae "a
pet.ses ~ re-" ana lay quarters 20 US enc
offered S5)G'9 for Eui.aI1" fund ON condition tta-
$4,000 inoro be rl.s,a tH january !, 300 ~,
fricnCs 81 tic Institution irCrea-a. talr efforts,
anc were met n1th =. generous r. ot-e nom a
woman who v-oun add t.a more. % rho SO. 900
remaining OUiy $500 la- lgan raised. and that in-
cludes q contribution trom every physician On Tho
ataf.
While the time urlit has expired. tho donors have
EXTENDED tlef oUett. oi c'l-ltCa iaat ..nG rs
broken within the y.7r for now l7sIIt9L' The
on tte raarket and ht7- ny.te5 car.l5u,i6as 70
make secure tho new lv1E.rc Fa,l--y this. tley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21
WOULD HOUSE HOMELESS IN HOTEL.
would-Be Phfaathropist Invites About $50
Into the Fifth Avenue.

elfyer.rr with cold and hunger. two hundred men
stood in une So Madison Square JAS; might waiting
rc~ coffee and sar6wlehcs that were being dls-
triif,ted there scvers feet away from the line
STOOD a TAN thin man. wearing a shiny SIX hal
and q long ulster. which was unbuttoneo ana Wi-ieh
sisr;aved a frayod frock coat Tor several minutes
no .ve6 TIE crowd and tlen began 20 talk
This s. one Of the greatest charities nave ever
seen i" he said. - can remember the time when
nor man couldn't get place 20 eat or sleep IN
this big city unless ho ha1 the price. used 10 be
roo~ once and many hard struggle had oit
now an rich and a pni.autEropist DO you
zoe that big hotel there Indicating the ruin
Avenue BotaD. Well own thar hotel ano am
Going 70 show you that the world Is not as
hard as IL seems. Come with me, my men, aho you
bsr all have fne room 20 sleep In. servants 10 co
,oti- hiding ana the finest OF victuas 70 eat YOU
can say then that YOU have enjoyed the luxury OF
tte rich I am rich now. but ] am willing 20 turn
o,,t the men Of money an1 take IN you poor lei
49, and give all 7 have
T-7e man started 90 walk across the PARK, iol-
Ir--ed bv about one hundred and fifty men. " men
- cot 10 the hotel. porter. seems me mo- IoL
iov-Inr the man. asked him what he wattel-,, 10"
-r ,-or talk 20 me that way sli1 The TAN man
go al 10 the manager ana zen -4iA i'0'
T'Ser the head porter and a special policeman
drove o.It the wOuld-be phil2rtlToplSt ana -
,-5,erfe A squad OF bluecoats arrived from tns
Weet Thirtioth-st station later, bur the ho'e4 ""S
airc cleared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21
COURAGE FAILED RIM THREE TINES
Man Wanted to Die, But Acid Burned His
Iips-Locked Up

Sergeant WOLF gvas seated behind the desk in the
Vest ndred-and-twent -dfth-st station last
evening when a wei dressed man. apparently tn4eI
fse influence of liquor walked Up 10 the railing
II want you 20 lock me up. said the man -1S
name is Charles Chry site. I'm thrty-t|o years oll'
ana 4 1--we al $50 40 TElrd-ave. and I'm drunk.
Been drunk for thTee days BUT before you lock Ele
Id want you 10 take this and thro" 1t away
hadn't The nerve 10 take a.
The man passed bottle over the desk ana
Serg.aut Wolf saw that IL was Labelled "caroohc
acid
Tho mans ligs were burned.
yes I've had the bottle nay lips several times
ara I'VE tasted the acid, but 1t the moment my
COURAGE voula fan and 7 would take It away
again. said Chryste.
WHY 90 you want TO XIII youTself?' asked me
sergeant. ~
I'm a stoaecutter' sad Chrysds. and when
Q-a had "a strike several months ago lost my Joo
I've had a l.tt.a work since. but hardly enough 10
Ron me alive Three days ago / resolved 20 de
AND Thought I would get drunk first borrowed
some money and started out Tonight was IN a
-,..ra,, .1d I saw a botIa Of carboAc acid.
.,f. .te botfle Then I went to the rear room OF
"a 81. ..H and started 10 put The hOttle 10 ID I-a
Iif. So. med very hand 10 20 bear ana nous ~
in gsala be easy TO drink the ACID. but s';i1s
Ir.-rgE au. / rut the bottle down 1 tleu severn
times more. b4t each LIuc IL seemed NJ - I
fsr. sr f.. M. .sd ASKED me II wanted dIiIh- /
.,,.,,-f 4 wont iato a hallway, and in the DARK
resolved 10 drink aCiQ raIioll ana cIe.
f.aI after al. u was a coWaTdy INNS lo ~ -,
bean ID Eet afraid Of myself atlo -
r.,, ,-,'u f4se the acid. and / can't take IT,
He Locked up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21
THE WEEK IN REALTY.
Sum of Decreases az Al Lines Since
January / More than $50 900 900.

Purchases 81 biz Harlem apartment houses were
among She features ~ the market last week. An
Other welcome feature was the number Of plans
made public Tor the improving 81 some choice
plots. Mos. u these improvements affect Fifth
ave. and Broadway parcels Eul'iken d Moeller
arc drawing plans Tor the erection Of a twelve
story apartment r0tol or plot AZ Tho southwest
corner Of sixty-frst-st. and Broadway. for the
Jc-myu Realty Company which has been organized
by Walter Jcrmyn. Robert s Finncy and II. ;.
Fsourt The site is ideal for such an Improvement.
II has frontage az slG feet IT. Sixtyfrst-st. s2z
fse, i1 Broadway. and a depth % 1854 feet.
This is only one a several buildings 20 be built
IN this section Of broadway IL the near future. At
sixty-so-ord-et. and Broadway. adjoining tho En-
ni-e Hotel a theatre is 20 be built by the United
States Realty and Construction Company. and az
thu sr-theael corner % Sixty unth-st- and Broad
v.av O. twelve story apartment house IS being bu.t
for ire SrcucCr Realty Company. on the premises
DO. $40 Elftr-sre.. which was recently sold a. a
record Price square foot. CvinE;on Brothers Com
rarv. china dealers. ere 20 have a new home. The
size % the plot ls 2Sas-oo feet The plot adjo'rs
te building AZ the southwest corner q Thirty ss1-
ors-et- $50 choice 81 plans FOR the building has
st been -na6e. Albert s. Cottlieb IS drawing p.ans
ccr az eleven story loft building. be built for
Jacob R0thschild. az the southeast corner % Six
tcsrth-s-. and Fifih-arc. The plot has a frontage
% CSC seot ln Ffth-a=o. o. l5s feet In the street
with south ct" Ct2Ea0 feet j Is said that the
hrnIir- uiu be one % tho best q its kind ever
erected iu the city. The plot was formerly owned
~ %. Parish estate. and on r. stood FOR many
years q four story brown stone dwelling house
Another important Improvement IS the erection
on q plot l2XlJ5 feet az the northeast corner Of
Tlf,cou-h-st and S5E.uth-ave-, OF printing plant
for .ae Publishing house Of Street & Smith.
Taken together. these proposed improvements
make a Formidable showing. and are likely 20 give
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Cohen Harris. and another Fertlg: Grand
q. so .21. prior ulartEaEe. 10000. instruments.
C.r-F.rr. suul. Oh Carrie Fcr7hen. Tro-1 81.
Nav = 1904 10y cont - ...-....-...--. 10000
ISut..-iar-. Joel. so Morris Tunik. 9tI-st. q
of Avenue y. prior mortgage. years.
Sos ~ ana 7aa East wears. s re- con-. 5000
E.u-Har N'~hprl s. o. J0-u EussirE. fr ant
.oi-t tenants. Anthony q. -
1~o-,--t 30. january :. 1909. $500
Ny.cHt samuel. John i Iafy l-'fh--t
ic- To- 1905 per cent ........... 10000
Sertrl catherine. % AuEuste Gat-cu- gTth-st.
$50 lG3 Wcst Ircr mortgage $1,000. year
vare Marcus. and another Co. Harris Rsrrsteia:
Tast Pro1dwrv -, 10. years. . Ts- cent -
caara p
Naul1tt~u square Ic0lfy Company Netronoll-
T.'f- Insurance Company 1lur-huF- % @
,nr due September 1916. FER cent. $50
save =aros. F~I-ave. W cor
su, september : 1905 az rer cent -. $4,000
W.Hfea SamusI - 60 sarah ~ Powell. lst-avr
.-F Stst-st: wears. per cent. 81 90
Same o 1st-ave Nos 1854 AMI l55G g
Sfs-st year, pcr cent .................
SIegicr Frederick. 20 Louis Mirsky Grand
$40 wears. r~r ..-............. 1000
Cn'rv. Gardner 90 al 90 the BROOKLYN Savings
years az rer $50. 10000
r. being DOT c31 map Mot Haven: Yeats.
per cent 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21
JURISDICTIONS IN REALTY.

Willard veit has sold FOR the United States Trust
Company 20 a client C. Henry Bril-. the lawyer,
No us West Recommendations ty-Htfh-st..
five story triple fathouse. on lot -iNl'ou feet
NJ Welt was also the broker IN the sale o. TIE
seven lots on tie south sile OF Ono-huudr"d and
first ST. Ioo feet we-t 81 ~ertr1l Park West. for
George 4. Ba sler O. Joseph kaufman and p. Max
Messrs Raltuau and Max have rcs"ld these lots
20 q builder for Improvement. Plans arc now being
drawn fo- the proposed building.
j. Clarence Davies has sold for j. 4. Van Bomel
the five story four family tenement house on Tot
2-SloJ feet tho north side - One-hundred and
fo-ty-zsventh-St go feet east ~ Wiiis-ave The
house is No C75 East One-huudrcd- and forty sew
eTth-st
William \ White & Sons have sold FOR Mrs.
Elizabeth Brcuer No. to3 West Forty-fourth-st.
2oxlao5 feet. four tory fathouse. adjoining the
corner Of NInth-aye.
William p. Na7Fam has rc7oId the four story
double natloGse 30. 1897 Park-ave. near one
huLdrcd-aD -tv ert y-seyenth-st ou lot 2-X) feet
Max Ledor,r has sold No. 20 West one hundred
and-thirty-c shth-st. five story dnthouse. ON lot
.Gz.su feet.
Max Tansubaum has reso,d 70 Marx & wartel
the northeast II First-ave and Seventeenth
St. two i've story tenement houses. on lot 23x2i
feet. which he recently hoIeht a. auction.
Rubinsou Brothers have sold TO sundel Hyman
Nc. 80 90 80 East TigIty--Ixth-st. four four
story nathousss. on plot i1lEl12c feet.
d. q. Glide and l.. Levy have sold FOR David Il.
Cox 10 HaIpin Levine d Dlamoudston the south
east corue. OF Peasaut-ave. and One-hundred and
tWcHletG-ei.. plot iy&l'J feet
). Eiseistaut aHj a. Adier have sod Tor Green
q Rosetta Nos ~ and - last Eighty -ulntl-st-
l"y ikr story tenement houses. or p.O- -tZl"tS
lee. icy. nave a!ao sold Tor n client 10 AIR.
Aiehaels No .f Forsyth-st.. "a five story builIiug
or POE TX" Zee
Htli Z" ME-. nee Dpusnt from u. /. & O.
I.-i-. 80 - H4il-4Ne' "a -FOUR story hathouse
O.. 10Y -lNlo Ieet-
>. Leltner has sold TO Norris Harder No. l52e
tlicJE-aNe-. -FOUR story haihouse. on lot 25xIvJ
IttL
l1J'L Sll,Nab mas sofa 10 J. J. IoTHoaCAer. No 2iS
esi and 4 N'ith-st. "a i've story fiat
nous on DC, 90 5Ai"Il4 Tee
-, .iiaiiAi.s -. l'Is'h-r E'S sold 20 Wltchik
A,4y-i,33 -N'-- 70 ana 'e' l1St SiNtn-si-, two six
a'gLE t,-fIl.i.t hoa-e-' 3A r.ot 'JA,e lu feet
.AiIIcl ). COX mas 500 To- samuel Schumacher the
fot a.4AllA let. on the north sid" OF Eleventh.
SIS feet west % White TiaIus-ave.
Folsom Brothers and Fred Ecnzcr have sold for
=. Le.sI1soI 80 a!l East I"eIty-sl -tA ST.. I'VE
slciN tenement hols", uu lot -'Nssf feet.
May X tTTfs-' mas sold No. -ls West One huu-
4-tI-sf4ti- }-frSi-St- three story dwelling
house. Ga lot -1hhs-ll feet.
Z. !. Barnes has sold tor tie estate Of Eliza %rr
ton 10 Harris Cohen e. Brother 80 70l8 IN o. 9iq
EqvegfH-aye eossfrf..- ...--.7-' o.. -.
aud-tucrty- f~qt-st = f,. story aotf,.,'c ~ =.
stores on plot loJIlxgs feet WIZ"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21
REALTY NOTES.

Taylor & Douglass the brokers in the sale OF
Nos 15s and $50 East Observation-Disclosures
st % 2x1o0 feet. to Jacob Jung for Mrs. Alice
Povrtz Also in the safe Of No. 162 East One-hun-
nd-niuetcenth-st. 2A6l4x1O0 feet to Mr. Jung
or 4. Holmes
Herbert G. Pell and other persons have leased to
Frank W Weiss No. 80 Broadway for twenty-one
years at a rental Of about $1,000 year.
Il /. Suvdam x Co. have leased for l. ]. Gala
uan the seven story loft building at No. O. Thomp-
soonest. 70 4. Levtton for a long terms Of years.
y T Barry has leased No. IA Nadison-ave to
William + Brokaw for Raymond HoaCland.
TFFrts x Tafl1ut have been chosen by a big Eng
1sh CORPORATION design series OF restaurants 10
be opened I'm London Mr.. Herts Is now returning 70
city from London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21
GIRL HIT HIM WITH CIGAR CUTTER.
Negro. It Is Alleged, Drew Pistol on Her and
Then on Her Uncle

WHEN Miss May Campbell eighteen years Old
rs held up. as she alleges al the point OF
nistnl By two negroes as She was s'alla-l.s
-, - 81 the cigar store of her uncle. James
,-s-,-ber II 10. l69 Johnson-st- Brooklyn last
r3ebt che did not scream and faint Instead she
called:
.Trncle jim come here"
As he stspued from the back room INC hesIo
uith the revolver turned the weapon toward the
mole Miss Carnubpu with a swift movement
gave the negro 8 hard blow on the hand with
heavy cigar cutter. causing him 10 drop the
weapon. The uncle Who had picked up knife
started 20 capture the negroes. Miss Campleil "a.
into the street and called Patroluleu LaNl't ana
McKenny. who were passing They arrested the
uegroes au5 locked them Up iu the Adaus-sL- sta
zion The prisoners said they were James Jones,
Of Hcrkimer-st. Erooklrr. ana SaIhQei he.l1l-r
OF tire West Indies" They declared thar they
had not attempted any robbery, but had simply
gone into the store 10 get some tobacco when
they were attacked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21
WANT CENTRAL TRACKS ELEVATED.
Yonkers Authorities Approve the Railroads
Plan-May Build Big Power House.

After n discussion Of several weeks The Y0u'rc-9
authorities have approved tho plan for e'eyati1c the
oSeu--York Central Railroads t~acls through shat
city from Ludlow 20 point north of Clerwooa
There were two propositions. one Tor tho erection
u bridges and the other FOR the elevation - tracks
A. a public hearing majority OF The property
owners and their scD-ese af'res present favored
fhe elevation of the tracks Tho cost e c~-lrlatCJ
al Ss0Uoo OF which Tho state viii BE- asked to APP
prCpIiate ouc-frurfh A Oil -s 20 Ee presented 90
she legislature on tho rCco-cC.Caticn 81 t.e COM
mon Council.
Ia IS said that TIRE railroad company has options
on property tor the erection ~ large power house
90 COST s.. E1ae.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21
10 FAVE REALTY DINNER AT WALDORF.

7-r. airbth annual dinner Of the Real Estate
- ~ BROKERS will be held at the Waldorf
Astorf, on Saturday. February 2. at : o'clock
N-,o7- those who have accepted and are expected
10 sneak are Corporation Counsel DeIany' tenement
tr.,ee Commissioner Grain. Police Commissioner
sr-,4oo Lawson Purdy. Edgar J. Levey, OF the
7-it1e Insurance Company. and Charles o. Mas
Among those who are expected to be present are
,-o1+roIler Grout Frank A ODOnnell. president OF
the Tax Department. Justice J. J. OGorman OF the
e,,,rev,e Court William Barclay Parsons and Gin
ton W Sweet, Of The Real Estate Record and
=,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21
DRTVFR LIKELY TO DIE
Fought With Motorm0n, VINO CSeo
C0nfr0llcr Handle.

Alexander windaI- a motorman IN liarnli-
.on-a,e.. Brooklyn. surface car struck ana r'0-
ably fatally injured John Lannecn'aE1ia q oil''.'
Yesterday. Lannecrarn, who is emI-oyea y -
3. CahIu. q 30. 52e West I've n's-sroo.'' -
Manhattan. accidentally ran 'n'o moan > "a
b-eakfnr the pole and one 81 lhe wheels. q as
80 fo-lovyed IN which both men dismounted
and soined battle Wi1dau struck the dIi'et
ovor the head with p cont-oiicc handle ana
frartured his skull Al The hospital y vas
patd the injured man had little chance ioI L-l9
Ire Wfugau was held 90 the IarllJol-aNt
,o1ira station on the charge Cf te..IicGs assaul-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21
s,x7H.AvE. BUILDING LEASED.

20 to 735 Sixth-ave from Julian B. Hart and other
persons for twenty years at a graduated rental Of
$500 TO $1,000 d year The property is four story
business building, plot 40xS0 feet az the south
L.. LrnlE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21
FIRM BUYS SITE FOR A WAREHOUSE

Crawford Dcnison & Moynahau. IN conjunc-
ton with Bryan l. Kennedy. have sold the Four
f0u- story buildings on the south side OF Thirty
sev,rth-sr 100 feet west Of Eleventh-ave size
-'SNss9 feet. Tor virginia Stuart Mackay Sntn M
William Cairns Stuart. as trustees for about $4,000
John : SiI's & Sons. who will at once begin the
erection on the site Of warehouse suitable for
q raIv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21
TO IMPROVE UPTOWN PLOT.

TAYLOR & Douglass have sold for Mrs A Poyntz
No 164 East Observation-Disclosures DIX
100 feet to Jacob Jung. With this purchase MT
Jung has plot 76Si4Nloo feet. which ne Will I'M
prove i'm the future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21
CONvEYANCES
A REALTY PAPERS OPINION.

The Real Estate Record and Guide" in its last
issue says part regarding the real estate situ7-
ton:
The real estate market ir the last week has Reen
characterized by a continued revival In the putCaSs
OF private dwelling houses. by noticeable sAq5i-
lencc in the speculation in vacant lots ana 10y VIC
usual large amount OF trading IN hat ana ten'leiA
houses. The better demand for dWeilluS houses u
the most euCOuraLin aspect OF the SITUATION ai1 10
Is likely 20 be continued throuE hout ffe spring L'
increased cost and the comparative scarcity, OF
apartment. house accommodations VIII dounl
have their reaction up1D the cheaper d"elAng Rouse
districts Of Manhattan and VII cause qNcs'Ii'.E
q the demand for the cheaper private residence
which stl exist Many 81 the residences have .i.i-
d0uhtedlv been bought recently upon thf upper rms
Sid for the purpose Of erecting rathous@s n th"'
place. but this very fat should improve the demand
FOR the remainder.
Another encouraging sign = that there IS more
money being loaned real estate tha1 former E
The January figures were very low Indeed ult ih-F
represented the business cor sumnaiec IN l't .'-
her The February figures repre- EeutEE the b.-Il'-s
Sona IN 1aruarv make q hettc- showing boIn'i'H
a Cooe deal - business o. heinE postponed
II prescr. the hope fht- Tho borrower may losi
r'- obtain later the benefit - the ena fn'Ht or VIC
Mo-fgaEo Tax Exemption bill NcN'niililrE II'lF'
% am Kinds are slow develop. n TIE i'NL N''h
only two 81 any interest haN" be'r announced 10y ?
a l0f. building fo- the corner o. FftH-aFe- aaH SN
. fec-tr-rt. ard the other apartment note. i.F
Sixtv-ee~ord-st and broadway. The hHliGlnE, nov,
eve-. wnen IL comes. VIII com" with % rush -'h4
cor