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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-26

experience for their own benefit, which
means Territorial progress, not Only
find no help but encounter stolid op-
position. and turn reluctantly away.
The d!scursive efforts to attract tour
lists center in the hotels. and the
snowy slopes" if there are any. glitter
unbroken in the sun, while the green
and golden fields OF the islands mainly
lie in shining ISOLATION expectant of
the inevitable period when American
vigor and American brains will enforce
their appropriation and their use
These contrasts are educational, if
they are fairly realized. There are
signs in the air which indicate that
they may be one day obliterated.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-26
IN VAUDEVILLE.

He-Why did the Russians plant
mines?
She-To produce shoots, I guess.
He-And yet they might have been
planning a big strike.
she-Yes. but they We're unfair.
He-Why?
she-In placing the mines in the sea
they sailed them.
He-Oh, pickles!
She-Those mines were filled with
gl,ncotton.
Ee-Then a field of mines is a cot
tn field. is it?
she-The Japs are knockers; they
ran the mines down.
He-Well, they got their bumps.
She-What do they call the mines
they use to police the harbor entrance
He-Copper mines.
She-And what am I?
He-Baby mine!
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-26
THE PROFESSOR.

The professor, who had wandered in
to the dime museum, was looking with
interest at the living skeleton.
Pardon me for asking the question, .
he said. but are you of Asiatic de-
scent?''
mo, SIR" was the reply of the living
skeleton, with offended dignity. II am
full FLOODED Caucasian
H'mph! You don't lo0k as if you had
more than an ounce and a half of any
kind of blood in YOU commented the
professor, passing on to the next plat
form.-Chicago Tribune.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-26
carrier AND PUBLIC LANDS.


There is not much encouragement II
small farmers in this interview which
Governor Carter lately gave the well
known correspondent, Frank G. Car
penter We quote:
How about men with money? Are
there many opportunities for good IN
Vestments?"
yes" Gov. Carter replied, 'but the
conditions are not far different from
those of other parts of the United
States. 1t takes large capital TO oper-
ate sugar plantation, and the pest
OF the sugar lands are taken up and IN
cultivation. There are some oppor-
tunities in coffee-growing and in
raising pineapples and other fruits Tor
shipment to the United States Tne
available lands are comparatively few
The Islands all told have an area about
one-fourth as large as the State OF
West Virginia, and a very large pro-
portion is mountainous and uncuitlva-
BILE. Such of the soil as can be used
is. in many places, exceedingly rich;
but, as I have said. the best lands are
already owned and have been so for
many years.
Are EneFe mol SOiIie 0OfCi lii'iOAAs
Iands?''
Eyes, there are altogether about p
900. 900 acres, but much of it is sterile
or inaccessible, or covered with lava
There are perhaps 100000 acres that
have some value, and half of that
amount is good land. The Government
is anxious that it's lands should be
taken up by small planters, but, at 100
x6nx
nnodate comparatively few people.
This paper differs from the Governor
in its views of the land question on
several essential points.
ID Present ownership of the best
lands does not imply that people COM
ing here with money cannot purchase
acreage property. especially from
grazing tracts.
CID Land called sterile is shown to
be productive of sisal, a salable crop.
Moreover there is no land here as
sterile to look at as that of Southern
California which has been made to
yield abundant returns. Generally
speaking, the land in Hawaii Is far
from sterile. We hold that there are
not less than /, 200. 600 acres of public
lands here upon which livings may be
made
Gid One hundred acres to the man
Tor family is not necessary. In South
ern California it is estimated that
twenty acres, well-cultivated, will sup
port a family and do something more.
The 100 acre idea is derived from corn
and potato belts. not from the spe-
cialized agriculture of the tropics. If
the whole susceptible area of Hawaii
were divided into fifty acre tracts, it
ought to sustain 10000 families or 100000,
people Observe other tropical islands
and the sub-tropics of Ca1ifornia-the
latter a country of sand and drouth
yet carrying a large population and
seeking more.
ers does not depend upon the extent
of public lands alone. Bring the peo-
pie here and there will be a movement
in all sorts of real estate.
Tt won't take very much "hoodooing''
by the local government on this land
question to create strong public feel
ing in favor of Federal control of our
public lands and their opening to set
tiers under the Homestead law.
- Il SIT,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-26
BETTER THAN HATCHETs.

DO you think" queried the old lady.
the time will ever come when all ma
tons will get together and bury the
hatchet?"
They may bury the hatchet,'' replied
the man who had been reading the war
news, but they will never inter the
rapid-fire guns. Chicago News.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-26
AN ARTISTIC PRINCIPLE.

''Mr. BHggins talks a great deal
about himself, doesn't hep"
Yes answered Miss Cayenne. 'He
is evidently one of the people who be-
lieye that the most trifing topic may
be made interesting if properly ham
died. Washington Star.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-26
UNRELIABLE

What kind of a motor have you in
your automobile?'
1T is one of those motors that are
full of promise on first acquaintance,
but which make you think, later on,
that you've thrown your money to the
birds. l think it is a promoter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Il2th-s,. No pa West. s3411oo1l; Samuel c
mortssFe, $1,000 Nominal
ASrs6an BachTacb: mortgage 500 Nominal
ON mortgage SO 600 Nominal
caTniine-s : W cor Bedtord-st. 751eo: Abraham
9er Mort s. sns 81 8 9a. 5G ahS Ios. 500
5, s. ~ GolsS.rS 20 Samuel cSTeenfed: mort
waa6ingTon esyc. 5 2ool It i7tth-st GOV
100 1OZfoy1O9 q; Harris Danzlg e o
Levine CO Z part n mG' tssstS sS2 gSs "a iy
s2: Nellie 3 canroy to BENJAMIN Biuneatnsi.
la aai51sasS 80 I2s West 2szao Marx to
James II MctieTey; mortSage $50 900 -. 100
Krele!sheimer. mortgage s28 coo. -. .......
10 l. s aIS to Anna Muller. part mort
Maaison-avs " s "a It OF sOth-st. 24sns5:
amer Ta%e corner Or ii7thst q ii11oo Leopold
Ycskv to Emil Adler and another; mortgage.
eit i2'S2' n $ lo5 II Of 81 ave. 251ioos: tn.
Lsrlowt1 quit claim. .......... 80
Jane Besthon widow to serbia Gruenstein 1900
o t st. les 2f rs Simon M ,ss.
and another; mortgage ,,o $4,000 -. 100
n Janpoie and another, % Max sehaefert ana
,4 e9SsfF is6 Of Sa2e iaza IL Ellen 100
cogehln % MINT Baum morteass SCI 800 Nominal
TO Jennie NcDernoIi: rgortsage $50 Nominal
100 5x 14oex 1o4 81 Broadway.
" 16sz 50 y v AJAX 81 q v lo7aT n 1923:
perpetual underground easement for right ~
OF New-Hork. ...-.......
1o1st-st 100 II " Of Sth ave. lT'N = block;
Iussnh Eaufr7aun Leon Sohel and another:
mortgage. $50 o0d 100
Terox ave. n 125th-st 1912 lOx
. 5GOx 1913 W $50. Equitable ASsur-
ance society OF Z s 10 Alfred r Hanson; and 100
v,enox-aVe u . l3ith-st. 4IOx n iOx
v i10x 1910 Alfred 2 Hanson Hudson
Raaftv Company: $500 900: - . md
5tF-ava. cor l1ath-st. y .1Ox91: Sarah Green
hlatt 10 william Brandt mortgage. $4,000;
ilstr-st No 90 west. 16viOo II; Richard vaends
20 Sarah Rothman; MORTGAGE. S9,oOO; o and.
i2tst-st No q Gy10o II: Max Cohen nj
another Jennie Goldste'n; mortgage. $1,000
111tb-st No - East. 25x10o II: Joseph Prinstein
10 Jacob Guterman; MORTGAGE, $4,000; ami
1foth-st. c5 and - West y. lOx95 1Ox
regular; Henry Sebert. jr 70 Abraham Nevins
l,oth-st $ $ 575 II . Of IenoN-ave. 75x13TxsS TX
49, plot a 8 above premises.
I sS.7N n 3; Clarence L Smith t.
Samuel Green; mortSage. $1i $50; and 100
Edward Bovine. referee the United States
Life Company.
ad-st n s. 14O II Of 2d-ave. 7T.5x . 35x
n ~ Ok 6x e52x 30: Samuel Levy
cietv OF Music School Settlement;
Lcnox-ave. No Is7. W 1875; Anna NJ RrsSley
70 Mary Burke and another MORTGAGE Si'
1s0tS, 81 Nos 5o2 ana boi West 50xT4 II: Max
Marx John Moran: mortgages $4,000;
100
East End-ave. W s. 76.s II OF s2d-st ~ 6xos;
the Park Mortgage Company to Isaac Syrop
MadsOn-sve. 49-5 IT OF 30th-st. - sxaS:
Josephine a Curtis 10 John o Baker; mort
15 sE Sos ga to 2is west a5xioaa samuel r
Jayne executor. TO william segmen. -. $3.50
laOth-st, 1S5 W OF 5th-ave. 199.10x
wv 2D0x sohx 1876: i@osh-s-
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Joseph Moody Charles D. NJ Cole. J. Stewart Macie.
Pierre ]. Smith George Z. Chisom.
Cavary--Wardens, James ). Goodwin and George
Zabrskie vesryTnen Oliver G. Barton. Spencer Adrich
William b BoultOn. Henry Parish. jr W. Irving Clark
Charles J. Nourse, tr.. B. Nee. Whitlock and Robert
Endcott.
Trinity-wardens John r. Casweu and William Jay:
vestTymen Edmund D. Randolph Hermann H. Cammann.
Elhu Chauncey Delahed sidney Webster. John
T. Lockman. David b. Ogden. Richard II Derby. Stuyve
Fish. Nicholas +. Palmer William NJ. Polk Francis
:. Bangs. j. Howard Van Amringe. s. Edward Nash,
Henry - Swords Charles A. Schermerhoru. William
Barclay Parsons George r Crane. Francis 3. Swaync
and Ambrose s Murray jr.
Church Of the Redeemer, PeIham--W Rrdens. William
r Eyert and John g Hazen; vestrymen. Isaac c HILL
Theodore NJ Hili George Simonson. Henry l.. Rupert.
Robert Beach Lemue f Lyon. Albert r Searles and
Louis r. Nutting.
Church Of ST Andrew South Orange y J-wardens.
William H. Bradshaw and Robert Y Hebden; vesrynen.
Henry 2. Winter. John T. Colt BENJAMIN c. Mumford.
G. Craig and Thoras II. Pension
Trinity. McrTisanisW ardens. Frank V. r. Dodge and
Dr. J. Ostrom Taylor; vestrymen. Frank A Hatton.
Norman F. Gray. william Sherwood VI. r Brown. Will
lam F. Schie. George W. Smith. Arthur c. Bedel and
Herbert 4. Burdette.
ST Stephens Brooklyn-wardens N G Heidenheiul
and ". Pangborn: v,strymen. J W. Clark. r. w.
W. Z. Hicks, H V. Raymond and z. Y. Fuller
Iuke's. Observation-Disclosures. Dexter y. Force and
r. Bradley. vesryrnen r. C Burgess John T Weeks
George !. Wichnan Charles Armitage, Hosea Webster.
Bsyard Whitehorne ana Joel Jenkins
St Johns Passaic y. J.-War1ens. william II. Speer
and Frank p Corey vestrymen George MaclaEsn Frank
E. Chase Colin F. King Harry r. Bartlett. Menzes
Van Houten Filkns Frederick Il. Fairbanks
John y. Humphreys.
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

D., t4.-..-. sherman: i2s s2d-st s. 3O5 Il II Co
Ir.,h,ls-ay. 2oxiO2 @ and basement * dWg a.
s Cunocns at Caroline Pullman 81 al. Evarts & =
af-v4 {. Kash. ref. due. SO 40 ol taxes. etc
sgrs s,uyued :, April LexinEt corner
6Tth-st 90 2xso story * h g Hubbard as trustee
etc NJ Pnus e al; g \ Aorsan X son -; .
1ourned sine tic-
ave 2oxi0O story h; : Riehl agt kehoe et al
r Tuska- ref amt due S%S-o - taxes
81 O6i II. prior mort $4,000: withdraw o,
nv Joseph Clay-avO. <14 10 II n OF ltsth-
O ~ ffy s1sO IL 10 Teiier-aye x5OxS1 ski 4xSi s.
story sr dwg n: " Hynes aEt Chesley e al; ] J
yT,re stt. n L Cutting ref: s. 8l4 Il.
etc S37O %: to Mckeon. for $3.50; 255 Rder-avo
" = 100 N n OF I3sth-st s0xi25 Mott Haven Canal
xssxit5: story n bldg. Hynes aEt a Chesey ct
al. FIynes atty l. Cutting. ref amt due 81 eO5 e6
taxes &c $500 a Hutter FOR $1,000 Hull-ave.
4O 8 n n az woodlawn Road. bOTiO0; vacant. action
>. Harlem Bank HEt 81 VI O'pvyer. a. eGtrx - al
Wightrna7. II Halle ref amt due. Sl12i 81
tare- &c SS75: n plaintiff for $500.
Bv Peter r Meyer: 239 IISth-st 1s0 q OF I'd
i5xiOO II: story dwg n L Life ms CO Rgt Olivia
White. y b Toucey. atty. Browne. ref. due,
81 45i 90. taxes etc sI7 plaintiff FOR 5000.
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FIRE DRILL SAVES THEM.
School Children March Ont 7cith
.WuSic-BLaze Discovered.

Perfection IN fire drill among the eighteen hun
dred pupils OF Public School No. 8. IN Edgecombe-
ave. between Observation-Disclosures and One
hundred-and-f forty first st-. averted panic yes
terday afternoon. when IRE discovered In
the teachers closkroom on tho second floor Of the
four story nreproof building.
with entire calmness and giving no Indicate
that they were frightened the pupils left Their
studies took their places in line. and marched
downstairs and out OF the building. II was empty
in three minutes without injury 20 a child
The fire was discovered by Miss Eastman. n
teacher, who hastily informed Principal Henry
Cassidy OF the grammar department He az once
turned IN a special alarm connecting the school
with the Fire Department. following Il with the
alarm OF three bells to each room in the building
When this signal rang. Miss Wagner. a teacher
went 20 the piano IN the grammar department and
Miss Haight TO the one In the primary department
Each played a march. TO the notes OF which the
children. under command Of the teachers. with
Principal Cassidy and Miss Ella F. whalen princi-
pal OF the primary department filed out.
While the pupils marching out the ianitor
Patrick J. Dowd. and his assistants attacked tho
IRE IN the cloakroom with fire buckets and fro
extinguiShers. and held II in check until the ar
rival Of Engine No. 59 which made a record break
ing run from its quarters One-hundred- and
thirty-seventh-st and Seventh-ave. The hremen
scorched some woodwork and ruined the coats and
hats OF some OF the teachers.
Fire drills are frequent at Public School No
and so well conducted that the pupils never know
held. on an average, at various times during the
day. and the last was held only Yesterday
morning when the pupils marched the
building and back In a trihe less than eight min
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-06

joining northeast OF Observation-Disclosures sec
Martin J. McMahon has sold No Ill East Eeventh-st-.
a four story hathouse. on lot 30x1001 feet -
s. Grossman has bought from Charles Hau1m NO l0E
-sxteenth-st-, five story nat
adjoining the southeast cor
Of Lexngton-ave, - -
s Grossman has bought from Frederick Mohr No. 80
Seventh-st story tenement house, on lot rs
Xe0 II feet.
Louis Iese bought from John Deever No $40 East
Onehundred -nineteenth-st. hvs story hath0use
lot 25x1OO11
Schneider & Bachrach have bought Regime Bunzl
Seventieth-st Ave story nathouse on lot
21xfOO 3 feet.
Joseph has sold for Joseph HoroTitz to
Dvorsky Haber Rosenberg Nos. 1.4O2 and aus BrooA
ave. five story hathouses-
Abram Bachrach bought the three story ana psse-
dwelling house No. 314 East Fifty-seventh-st. on
lot 20xl0O.5 feet.
from Louisa schultz and $40 East Onehundred
and-twenty Eve athouses, on plot JO1
IL
Halprfn. levin & Damoudstou have bought from
Morris kahn Nos 1856 and 1887 Avenue A. tw" i've
story hathouses. plot 51GlOo feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-06
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Horace s. Ely CO. IN conjunction with Post & R.es.
have sold No IS sixty-thrd-st four story dwell,
ing house. lot IA 6TiOO5 feet for Charles II Capsn
Kinder Schmidt ivs story double fat,
house No. 213 St Anns-ave. The Bronx 70 Robert
samWler The sic Of the rTem mis- IS 22xioo
e ana ds w se t f9i SSs Nos
Thomas p. Fitzsimons has sold for Mrs Julia Lehman
s9s five ' s1 s'Rf,S No " West F0r'0v
William Cruikshanks Sons have sold for the estate Of
Eizaeeth r. P2ya ne Two hee sioi tenement h9use
Levine Tho Crutkshank company represented the pur
Joseph p Dav sold No. s17 West T4fty-hfth-st a
three brownstone dwelling house lot 21x1OO 5
Max j. Klein has bought No 1874 West one-hundrea-
and thirty fourth-st five story hathouse, plot
EGSaTd + . s3s w. CO 5ays s2a for George
enth-st. three story and basement broVustone dwell
William L.meerE q CO. have sold Tor Adler Herr,
man TO Harry schlf No 56S to 6sl southern Boulevard
a. shatzkin sons have sold TO Leon Peller plot 75x
e0f st s and Ffthavs Of
L Bernstein has for Louis Won schTanennuesel to
Of Ono-hundred and thrtysecondst.. I'VE story nat
The Berrnan Realty Company and f. schreb.r have
snd La sHcondav southwest corner Of IA
new tenement house. with plot 46sx
wsasa hs sys sns a ss Ks4
story double hathouses. plot fronting $40 feet
art fG to Julia s7y No wes, i've
story nathouss. lot 25xloOs 100 feet
he Mevickar-Gainrd Realty Company have sold FOR
sn.cvey the three houses Sc 9s ana 100
avenue z on a plot 6s 1xS3. The buyers are Joseph
WalkeuberC Adolph Danzger.
twenty-sixt-st five story rahoIse
With lot n 6x99 IL which he recently
front Henry Wasserman Tor go zoo:
] J. Keith. OF Swartwout a Co. has sold for Max Marx
70 May NJ Pullman Nos 300 and 81 West One-hundred-
two i've story nathOuses.
30 ii feet -. 49, -,
hundTed and-ninth-: six story aafhouses, plot
Henry & Cole have sold for client TO Miss Simon
One-hundre Observation-Disclosures
csth0,s- on lot 26xlco II feet
6 ssrkowytz has sold for Maurice Kahn Nos 2e6 and
Dos southeast corner OF One-hundredand-
.rt.enth-st i've story nathouses plot 81 9xyl
feet. =. =. - g. ,ha COLI. ...- . -
West One-hundred- and frst-st-, a story
ss house on plot 395xloOll feet
III i,Vickar-C;ailard Realty Company sold for
ts.-ESr gvman Louisa Schuh and Morris GrenvGld No.
az 100 Avenue c, three tenement houses. a plot
s feel to Joseph WaIkcnberK and Adoiph DanIzer
re ssme rn has also sold for Mrs Belle Lasker
fCa west Eighty three story and basement
firh soon hrownstone front dwelling house lot
IO2 feet adjoining the northwest corner Of Columbus
,-,-,.--
fear story dwelling house. =,
Abrshnm Joachim has sold for Christopher n sunz 10
II T. No. 1856 EiChth-ave. i've story nathouses
2oxloO tsst The same broker recently 500 'hs 40
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In conclusion. the Emperor said:
EASTER CHURCH ELECTIONS.

St Marks Church. IN the Bowery-wardens. Colonel
Cornelius r. Mitchell John Brooks I>svt,t. ve.,rv
men Henry A. simonds. zelah Van Loan william +
BeIer. Charles f. Goodhue. George W CLARK David
Lydig Frederick W. Haynes ana Berkeley Mostyp
ST Phisp's-waroens. James w Mari and william II
Anthony: vestTymen- William II. Smith Francis II Rar
rrau. Francis H cs-Tnand. Theodore A. Morse Thona.
rv.- Charles D. Pedro William A Heyls.r and Jsrom.
g. Peterson
Church q he Redeemer Morri-.cRn y J-wardens
yob- T. Taylor and Francis lioyt; vestryraen Johp
IL Underwood Augustus L. Rsssre John 4 En,4xy
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other short tales written from 1900 to 1sO-.
Half OF the next volume is given TO more snort
stories. dating from the same period, the other
half being filed with Hsrtes later series OF
Condensed Novels" The eighteenth and last
volume opens with a pleasant biographical
sketch OF the author. this IS followed by MS
last stories, and then come glossary OF Far
Western terms. an index to Harte's characters
and general index TO this edition We have
already praised the form of these volumes ana
their excellent Typography.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

D Adql?h o Steiner BTOGk-sys No &,
scSI pof mag sTi sn5tSe. 70 America Mort
gage company. Carrnins-st. corner Bedford
Sam. to SS- same same property prior mortgage.
cS9SSil9 Lies M 10 Arnold Adler i4lth-st IS
40 IT " q Tth-eye rnortgagss; prior mort 90
GrcsnreIS. samuel 70 Harry n GoiaeeTs io5th--
4ih-aSe; prior mortgage $1,000: instruments.
Goldberx Jos.oh TO Joseph zimnern ana aaotfer
2d-st. No 1875: prior mortgage. S275O0 install -
Tho Mornnssids Realty COMPANY to Titls Guar
n' corner sP' i2ot tS-s C ysas per 10000
GcGuckin. Emily. 20 Title Guarantee and Trust
COMPANY 7eth-st. No sC7 West years. per
Magic. Charlotte /. 10 II. North New-Yo-is Co
SRiTaye B 81 14 W Sn9 Fan PANS, A 2ta9s
Trust Company: Nos 2i7 and 10 Thompsou-sJ:
year: "a per cent 49, 1000
rance Company. i4oth-st. s. SIS It e o. LenoT-
ave ave- Interest and time due as PEI bond. - 5000
West soth-st due MaTeh :. zoos. 1c5'
azce society; 19s;h-st. As It Of LsnoT-
Same to sans; I5G5h-st. 5 E cor Lsnox-avs:
same to same: 15sth-st n > as n Of Ieaox- '''N
Same to sane: is5th-st e 40 II Of Ienox-
ave: years; 4le per cent-.-.-...-........ o. OOt
Same to same: 1S5th-st n cor Leaox-avs; 2
ave: years; - per -. 151oot
ave: years: a. per cent. -. 1878,
te-st: per n-.............-..... IS OO(
Shipway. John II. and another TO Thomas sir1p--
son; wnInut-ave. W 1895 # OF I4Ist-st:
The Society OF the Music School Settlement -
Samuel Lcvy: Nos Sc and IS East Sd-st:
somors. Margaret G. Mamie L snyder: i79th-
ST. ISL It . OF Broadway; s years.
SINGH. Henry Z. city Mortgage Company:
35th-st. 21S1 Il OF LeXingtor-ave Der
National Realty Company the LAWYERS TitIa
IrsUrauce Company No So q Sc East 12th-st.
a'so Nos S26 and SIS Broadway 5 years: 4is
- -
Ssme Samuel and another: same prom
erty; prior mortgage, S65o,00U; due Nav I. 1905.
Bachraoh. Ahram. 20 American Mortgage com
pany; Whilst s. $50 Il Of 2d-ave, 1 year:
Same same. srne property. prior norteara
5000; ear; 8 per cent .----- ..-...---- t5O'
p Norfok-st No 80 years PEI cent -. aOoO
ecutor; Sth-st 81 Marks Place No y East
. years "a per cent $1,000. - 90,
Foster: Stanton-st. NorfcIk-s+.
years. cent. Is On,
Burke, Mary NJ and another Emisrant In
dustrial Savings Bank. IenoN-ave. No 1877
Siegman. William r. 70 American Mortgage Corn
pany; 18th No 23f Co 2f2 West years AZ
Murphy. Mary T. TO Anna /. Moore: washing
ton-ave. e.s. So n n 81 17SJh-st. 3 years s per
- 0Of
Green. Samuel. another 10 Title Insurance '
company; l4ott-st 1875 n u 5th-sve: /
wear. per .......-. - N,
Farley Sarah \. To- the Ergrart INDUSTRIAL saw
inES Rank Sith-st. leo n W n Central
Park West; year. ~ per cert ...-...-..-.- 5000
Seeger Lille VI. and another to the Bovery saw
tnGs Bank. 04th-st. No 23S Fast: due January
10. ielHt Per cent
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THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

fremont ave. - e. o. % Harrison ave for
two 2'l story frame dwellings. 1Sx4S 3; Anna
preyer. owner; Nreeand. architect. .........
fremont ave. =. 81 II . ~ Harrison ave s,r
two IL story frame dwellings,. 20N4T. Anna
preyer. owner; J j Ereeiand. architect ..-....-
COlumbus-ave =. 49, Il . ~ Garfisid-st for two
story frame dwelling. 2Ox45. John schraerer
owner. r E>oelug. architect ..............
White Platns-aVe. \ . corner Of 4th-st. Williams
bridge. for three story brick store and dwelling
. 2Xtf5; Edmund @ Johnson. owner: William
NJ EouZee. architect. Tee. .......... 4
Mount Hope Place. T. 10 % " Or Nuthony-nve
for four ttrUe story hriok dwellings,. IS 9SSq
Andrew Thomas, owner: Neville q Eagze
2d-aye, 400 q Of Flower-st. for two two
story frame dwellings. 21.GV5O. Richard MORT
son. owner: John X Reay WilliamsbrIdlre arch
lraef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-06
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

Rv John GodinE: 4aI-4Ss 11th-ave; westerly, block
front between 3Tth together with 6o2 w
37tst 6x75x122 6x25x75xioo nino story bdgs and
a 4 story bldg. voluntary sale
2d-ave 3s. 10x9S9 story ten hs voluntary partt-
zion sale
BY samuel Godsticker: tth-ave cor lith-st p 3x
bk bldg leasehod: trustees sale
By Joseph ? Day: sci lSTth-st- 8. 2l2 Il OF 81
Anu~-ave "a 6NlOO story bk h: L a kOuwenhoven
al: De Grove & X. attys: + O.
veteran ref amt due St34I5 40: taxes etc. $365 s.
Nv parish. Fisher. Mooney & Co: 3d-ave, 1852 ~
n OF i75h-st. 5Oz1O4. W Cornish AIT II Anderson ct
al. A Rassett atty. q II Hart rel. amt Que SlZUsl fo
a. SID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-06
REAL ESTATE.
The RangeIey apartment House
Reported Sold.

Tho Rangeley seven story apartment house wa.
yesterday reported TO Sias II Enynsn
II HIS been held at $4,000 It stands plot SICK
100 feet at the northwest Ons-hundred-and
thiryseventh-st and Seventh-ave and adjons on the
north Twenty-Five foot alley, forming part OF The
Of the King model houses This
the apartment permanent on the MONS
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