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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-09
Recorded May 1, 1905.

Bento de Paiva to Mrs Loo Hong,
Rel; R P 1916, Halepuna, Hilo, Hawaii.
$500. B 239, p 1856. Dated Apr 10, 1905
Kaupena Loo Hong and hsb to Evan
da Silva, NJ; r P 2976. Halepuna, Hilo.
Hawaii $780, B 26s. p 245. Dated Apr
10, 1905
David A Ioebenstein and VT ct al
to F S Lyman TT. NJ; pc land. School
ST, Hilo, Hawaii. $400 B 26S, 24S.
Dated ADJ 25, 1905.
Puaa and VT to Kuanai (k), d; por
or 623, Kuhua Hilo. Hawaii. s51. B
266. p 459. Dated Mar 2S, 1891.
Jennie K Kuikahi gdn to Chun Hin,
L: APPS 1. 2 and 4 of r P 1870 kul 1850,
Waipio Hamakua, Hawaii. Is yrs at
$40 per yr. 263. C424. Dated Apr
30. 1905
Garcia Tr TO A Rodrigues ct al.
Rel; 31-100 acr land and story bldg,
Owa. Wailuku, Maui. s2500. B 239,
o 80 Dated Apr 81, 1905.
Maria G. Rodrigues (widow) to Maui
Dry Goods & Grocery Co Ltd. B S;
mdse. fixtures. furniture, horses,
wagons. etc, High st. Wailuku. Maui.
81 B PA. p 90. Dated Apr Is, 1905
Maria G. Rodrigues (widow) to Maui
Dry Goods & Grocery Co Ltd. D; 35-
100 acr land. lao Rd. Waikiki. Maui.
$4,000. B 266. 461. Dated Apr Is, 1905.
A Enos ct al TO L NJ Baldwin. Rel;
pcs land and bldgs. Lahaina, Maui
$1,000 B 900. p 39s. Dated Apr u. 1905.
John Teixeira to Men Long ct al.
L: acr land and tools. Nahiku. Koo-
lau, Maui. yrs. yr at SIS: : yrs at SO.
B 253. D 425. Dated July / 1908.
George McNamarow TO Antonio G
Tefxeira. D; APPS and , OF r P 4f06
kul $500. Kalua. wailuku. Maui $50.
3 20. 143. Dated Apr % 1905.
Kapahu (w) to Lanikapu E sylvia,
d: IL int in por r P $3.50 -kuI 42TS,
waihee. Maui. ST. B go. las. Dat
ed Apr 90. 1905.
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AS TO. A COVENANT.

Frank Lucweiko and Minna Luc-
weiko his wife have brought an action
Court against the Territory of Hawaii,
claiming fifteen hundred dollars. The
claim is based upon a covenant in a
conveyance made by petitioners to the
Territory of land at the junction of
King and Beretania streets required
for street extension. They say that
without having had the covenant ac-
by Hon. Sanford B. Dole,
then Governor of Hawaii, they would
have been unwilling to enter into the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-09
WAS DISCOURAGED,
SO TOOK his LIFE

Discouraged by the progress of a
terrible and incurab1e disease Akoni
Kapaowa took his own life shortly aft
err noon yesterday at Kalihi camp.
Tying a cord about his neck he fasten-
ed the free end to a nail driven in a
beam above and doubling up his knees
swung off into eternity. So long was
the cord that if he had desired ne
could have easily reached the floor with
his feet. But he kept his resolve to
die and kept his feet off the floor until
death ended his sufferings. Previously
he had attempted suicide by shooting
but was prevented in time. The de-
ceased was about IS years of age and
had been sick for some time. The in
quest will be held today.
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LOCAL BREVITlES.

The Siberia is carrying a large por-
ton OF the new seasons tea from
JAPAN
A ru. Dor is current, which the Attor-
ney GENERAL does not verify, that the
L. S. Government is about to extra
dite VIM. H. Wright.
Sir Henry Tichborne, who defeated
the claim of the bogus sir Roger
TichboEne," otherwise Arthur Orion, a
butcher, was a passenger on the Sibe-
ria yesterday.
E. G. Ferreira has sued A. NJ. Brown
for $4,000 damages in libel because of
an answer filed by Brown in an as
sumpsit suit in which he charged Fer
reira with having got his endorsement
of Chillingworth note by fraud.
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MURDER ON HAWAII.

A Porto Rican murdered a Chinaman
named Hui Sam, alias Akum, on Hut
Crimson plantation. Kau. few days
ago. He lured the victim five miles
away from home. then shot him in the
back of the head and, to make sure of
his work, slashed the back of Akum' S
neck with a cane knife, nearly sever
ing the head from the body. The muir
derer confessed after being arrested
His motive was robbery and when
caught he had in possession a silver
watch chain. pair of trousers and re-
volver belonging TO the murdered man.
Another murder by a Porto Rican,
the victim being his fellow country
man, is reported from Oiaa.
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Fighting with Top. In Japan.

Mimic fights with tops are common.
Two players wind and throw their tops
30 that they will come into collision, and
he whose top is damaged or stopped
from spinning is the loser. The tops for
these fights are made of very hard wood,
and are iron-clad with a heavy metal
r1ng Some OF the more ordinary spin
ming tops are of light make. A singular
kind of top is made of a one-vaive she'll
filed with wax. Musical tops, made to
produce notes in different keys, are
general favorites, and the whipping top
also is known.-Ida Tigner Hodnett, in
st. Nicholas.
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SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS.
K1HEI PLANTATION CO.. LTD.

KIHEI PLANTATION CO, LTD.
The adjourned special meeting OF the
stockholders of the Kihei Plantation
Co, Ltd, will be held at the Office
of the company, Stangenwald build
ing, Honolulu, on Tuesday. May 9, 1905,
at 10 a. m, for the purpose of consid-
ering a proposed amendment to the
articles of association relating to the
par value of the stock, and for the
transaction of such other business as
may be brought before the meeting.
Stock transfer books will be closed
from Saturday, April % to Tuesday,
May ., both dates included.
JNO. GUILD,
Secretary Kihei Plantation Co, Ltd.
Honolulu, April %, 1905. 1888
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hawaii CANE !
Helps FORMOSl

The sugar manufacturing industry in
Formosa is making rapid progress, the
amount of refined sugar produced last
year amounting to about 112 million
kin. The produce has been yearly in
creasing since the introduction of the
Hawaiian sugar cane into Formosa-
At present the number of sugar-refining
companies formed on the joint-stock
basis is S.-Japan Times.
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GLIMPSES OF Tue
ASIAT|C CONFLICT

The Inkao correspondent of the Jill
states that an Englishman there has
received a letter from the captain of
the IGrOmobOi, a part of which runs
as follows:
1.-The oversee communications of
VIadivostok are about to be cut off.
We issue from the harbor at times,
but the japanese squadron is nowhere
to be observed We do not care to
proceed too far, as this would only
subject our vessels to attacks from the
submarine boats belonging to the dar-
ing enemy. We shall await the com
ing of the enemy, whose advent will
decide our fate. 1 may probably write
you the next letter from Matsuyama,
in Japan.
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Abraham Lincoln

OF the shrewdest lived He saw hrouoh
men straight into their very hearts he this:
You can fool some OF the people all the
people OF the time but you people all the
time"
has anybody ever summed forcby striking
acter1stc OF the American peopof you
Lincoln made that statement ago TODAY
phrase alone of full of truth you keep always
before Today you the people even some of
the time
Now, know what happening wool market Raw
wool higher than
queny cost It tickish situation
not willing to face squarel Already
some wild scurrying for cover before storm breaks
Mercerized goods entering the field
what they worth durability
fabrics which mercezed practically straight
baa cotton In
weight woolens substituted regular weights are
up from material which and wool have
mixed together before being
ceverly manipulated that evenexpefs put
to say by scrutiny which the honest piece and which
The only absolute Bathe Stein Bloch
Wool Test described in this space last week
Our Spring stock of Stein-Boch
will stand the wool test we'll as the
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They were on a golf course not far
from Glasgow. "A splendid stroke, Cad
die, did you follow that ball?" said the
player who had just driven. Nav. sir"
replied the caddie, but l think that
gentleman wi the red coat can tell you
where 1t struck ! see him feeIin' his
head"
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ESTATE OF JNO. ADAM PINEHAKA
WOOD ALIAS JOHN KAHOEKA- p

ESTATE OF JNO. ADAM PINEHAkA
WOOD ALIAS JOHN KAHOEKA- 2
The undersigned. Lahela Kahoeka,
having been appointed administrative
of the Estate of Jno. Adam Pinehaka
Wood alias John Kahoexa, late of Ho-
nolulu Oahu, deceased, hereby gives
notice to all persons having claims
against the Estate of said Jno. Adam
Pinehaka Wood alias John Kahoeka to
present the same at the sheriff's Office,
Honolulu, within six months from the
date of the first publication of this
notice or they Will be forever barred.
LAHELA KAHOEKA,
Administrative Estate of Jno. Adam
Pinehaka Wood alias Kahoeka.
Honolulu, May 9. 1905.
7O9s-May 9, 16, %, 30.
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HEALTH AND COMFORT.
Never use heavy bedclothing. Weight

Never use heavy bedclothing. Weight
and warmth are>not synonymous.
A child's appetite is pretty fair in
Iicator of health; so, if it fails, and
the failure is not due to indiscre ton in
iiet, see whether it is worried over
lessons and has enough sleep.
To promote children's appetites, take
care that they have plenty of outd DOR
exercise and that they have only such
simple, honey food they can digest
If this be done there will seldom, il
ever, be any cause for anxiety on the
score of lack of appetite.
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REALTY TRANSACTIONS,

Entered for Record May 6, 1905.
Antonio F Jill and VT to Maria F
Cabr1nha ..................... ID
Mark P Robinson to Lau Gum
PWong ...-......... L
James T wayson and VT to Ed
ward NJ Watson ................. D
Edward NJ Watson to Della w
WaySon ID
Kahakai (l) "A
kaniela Kapule (iO ................ A
Thos Gandall ct al by aft of mtgee
to Allen & Robinson Ltd. F A
Wing Nov Chan by aft of mtgee
to Allen & Robinson Ltd. F A
Nancy Morse and hsb to William
r Castle TT . ..................-... NJ
Entered for Record, May s. 1905.
Domingos da Franco to H Okubo.. l.
Jules Carvalho and VT to Maria
de Melio ...............-.. u
Maria c de Mello and hsb to r A
WadSworth .................... NJ
A Lidgate to Joshua Waiohinu. Rel
Thos Mckinley and VT to A w
w uIDerS II
Thos Mckinley and VT by atty to
A. w. Wulbers Observation-Disclosures. D
Est of VIM H Cornwell ct ali by
comr to August Ahrens .......... D
A Ogi to Olaa Sugar Co Ltd.......C M
Manuel do Rego to Arcenio do Rego
ct al .-.........--..- Il
Hannah Robinson ct ali to Pho
neer Mill Co IL
Phoenix Saw Bldg & Loan Ass to
Robert A Garlic .................R Rel
JOaoTjy17 Silva and wf to V
CdrValnO ..---.-.-. r ~
Maria V Silva and hsb by atty to Ha-
kalau Plantn Co .................... L
Thomas Dickson to Mary Dick
son D
Kimona Paahao and VT to Nency
L Mahelona ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ID
VIM NJ Mahuka and VT to Territory
Of Hawaii .................... D
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STOCK BOOKS CLOSED.
OAHU SUGAR CO, LTD.

OAHU SUGAR CO, LTD.
The stockbooks of the Oahu Sugar
Co.. Ltd, will be closed for transfer
from May 10 to May 10, both dates in
elusive.
w. PFOTENHAUER
1898 Treasurer Oahu Sugar Co, Ltd
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WAR -AND RfCE.

From telegraphic information re-
ceived at Yokohama within the last
few days, and from the last arrival
from Rangoon direct, it is evident,
states the Japan Mail, that the ap-
pearanee of the Baltic feet in Eastern
Asiatie waters has caused a futter in
the shipping dovecots at Burmah
ports The last issue of the first crop
on the market placed for Japan, total
ing over seventy-fve thousand tons,
has already been more than half dis
patched, and at Rangoon, Maulmain
and Bassein over eight steamers I'M
der charter to load for this country
have been stopped pending confrma-
toy reports as to the ultimate desti-
nation of the Russian warships. Rice,
which was mostly shipped to South
American ports in previous years, has
besn purchased on Japan account and
the go-downs of the shippers full of
the second crop which were being emp
tied with all available speed, are now
closed, awaiting future developments.
It was the intention of the shippers
to get as much across as possible be-
fore the new tariff comes into force,
and it is now stated that for a while
at least their hopes are to some extent
shattered. The last arrival is the Lam
COLA, one of the British India steam
ers, and there are three more en- route.
JAPANESE WAR VESSELS.
The Japanese torpedo-boat destroyer
Arare (3oV tons), which was success
fully launched at the Kure naval dock
yard on the 5th inst, will be complete
ly equipped toward the end of this
month. The torpedo-boat destroyer
Fubuki, which was also launched at the
above doekyard on January 20, has
recently completed her equipment. The
frst-class torpedo-boat XIII, now ua-
der construction, viii be launched on
the 18th inst. 1t is stated that one
of the two armored cruisers of 1880
tons each, now under construction at
the Kure naval dockyard, has already
received the greater part of her armor
piate.-Kobe Herald.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-10
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By Joseph Day $50 1ohsve s. 500 # . of ~ .'t
James Galiagher dec sold to lowenfed praxsr s9r
io2 q sty and bsms ek dwg b; adjourned to Nog 1s
NIot-aye, g is IT OF 16Sth-st. sty
p yn h sold TO Frank van Ceve 81. $50; 1fsth-s
. ito It " OF 2d-ave. 25xoo action /. adjourned to
Dec z 11sth-st, 3a Il or 2o-aVe Zoxio"iV acuoh
9 vacant, adjourn ed TO Dec g.
- rsv parish Fisher Mooney & Co: Jerome ave. n e
cor Gun Hill Road. g. .sx1O1 1ox51 sx1oo; sold to
CiihooIey $40 500 JeIOTe-a-e cor 2l2th-st "A
lots each 25xioo from s2e75 to 81 200 psKab
a. sc " 60 in0. Gun Hi Road W cor DeKaIb-ave
lots each $50 from 101S 12o.s sold from s2soo 70
81 tx. Gun TIill Road DeKalb ave; lots each
366x from s22 to 1856 sold from 81 $50 to So go; Gun
MN I3oad N " cor Rochambeau- "a 411xl205x fr-
reg also 1oxOa ex irreg adj on ave- sold for toeS
o OF 212th-st % lots each 2aI
80 e. 70 a5 4. sold from Ss26 81 TO- 212th-st.
cor DeKaIt-ave each 25x100; sold from 81 800
IN II fsOo. 212h-st Roehamoeau-aye 33 sxoo *
100. sold for So roo: Rochambeau-ave 1osI II Q.
a19tbet 90 lots each q 10x from 6Ie TO 1919: sold
from ss75 to 81 $50 Gun Hill Road cor ard
ave 263x from I0s . 10 i2 9id loL b
Gay from 115 to 1900; sold from $500 to 70 lIe
r3ncba rnbeauaye 212hst q lots. each 2oxioSI;
sold from 81 900 81 100; Woodlawn RSaa ,. cor
2I2th-gt 27 each 25x from BOZ 10 AVo''' 'at'
sold from 81. 80
New-York tribune., 1905-11-10

Charles F. Noyes Company has leased for
Charles Laue to the United Merchants Realty anu
Improvement Company the building NO. ool
Broadway. southwest of 3d-st., Tor t"efltS-
one years from May l. The lease is made on a
net rental basis to Mr.. Laue the tenant paying
taxes, insurance and making all repairs. In addl-
ton to these fixed charges the aggregate rehtai
amounts to about s25o,ooo. Mr.. Laue purchased
the property from the Adrich estate at the recent
auction and holds it under contract II Is
said that the leSSees will make extensive aiteIa-
tionS to the buildings. The lease is one OF the
largest reported in the section for some years =,
Charles II. Easton & Co. have sold for John 4.
Parsons vacant plot. 59.2x1o22 feet in 77th-st-'
$50 feet west of Central Park West -
The same firm has also sold for j. j. Weeb NO, no
337 West 41st-st., four story front and a three
story rear tenement house. s2xsSs feet ,,.,,.. n
Hall J. How & Co. have sold for Wflifam y
Trul to j. Allen Townsend four s blocks; rsml with
beau aves. 210th-st. and Woodlawn road Ihei
blocks are opposite the old Bruner estate tract
sold at auction yesterday by Parish Fisher, Moon
ey & Co.
The Mccormick estate of Chicago was yesterday
reported TO have sold plot of about l25 lois e3a
tending from Fort Washinston-ave- to tiVefslae
Drive from 172d to 1z3d-sts. for over $Soo0S Ihe
has frontages of 400 feet in Fort washington
ave. and of S75 feet in Riverside Drive.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-10
WALL FALLS-0NE DEAD.
T5Uo Injured by Collapse of Build
ing Being Torn Dozen.

One man was instantly killed and two others We're
seriously injured by the collapsing of wall In a
row of three tenement houses that are being torn
down. in West 149th-st.. between Riversloe Drive
and the Hudson River. last evening. The wall fell
without the slightest warning, burying one of the
wcrkmen under the debris and crushing him to
death, while the other two men were knocked un-
conscious and partially covered by the mass of
brick and mortar that down with the wall.
The man who lost his life Jacob Rubel, thir-
ty-five years old of No. 81 s7th-st., and the
injured are Charles Meyers, fifty-eight years old
of No 2l5l sd-ave.. who severely bruised about
the face head and body, and Charles Johnson for
ty-nins years DID, of 155 West 125th-st., who
tanned fractures of both legs three ribs. iAad
dition to internal injuries. The injured men were
removed the Washington Heights Hospital,
where the surgeons say they will probably recover
The buildings at Nos 642, GA and 6iS West 149th-
st We're being torn down by Reeber Brothers, con-
tractors, of lVlth-st- and the East River, who are
denolshing structures that Riverside Drive Park
may be improved and beautifed. The houses have
been in rickety shape The interiors had been en-
tfrely removed, leaving nothing but the walls stand
ing.
Just after dusk last evening the fleets Of the
their searchlightS around, and the workmen who
were in what formerly the cellar, looked up
They forgot about the wall, which they had been
tugging at for many minutes intent were they
upon the searchlights and suddenly. without any
warning, the wall came down with a crash
Rubel, who nearest the wall, completely
buried. His death was instantaneous his head and
body being horribly crushed.
Meyers and Johnson were covered by parts OF the
demolished wall. The debris was removed hurried
ly and the unconscious men removed to the hos
Frank Kernein, the foreman on the Job, who
lives at No; l721 Lexington ave, was arrested,
later bailed by Magistrate McAvoy, who went to
the station and accepted Beeber Brothers bond.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-10
w. PETERS G. co. IN MANY DEALS.

William Peters & Co. have sold for Bertha knauf
to a client four family houses on the east
side of Garfield-st 225 feet south of Morris PARK
ave. for Victorine d'Andrea to John Bunz two
two family dwelling houses on the north side OF
Kinseila-ave 800 feet north of Rose-st; for Fred
erick Rieper to Paul Reng. building lot on
north side of Grant-ave., 175 feet east or Gar
f1eld-st for August Dener to Louis Cohen, Two
family dwelling house the south side or 20
lumbus-ave., rs feet west of Hancock-st; Tor Jonn
Bunz to Victorine d'Andrea. four lots on the west
side of Madison-st. 125 feet south OF Coumlpus IS
ave: for Moses l. Falk to client, a parcei az
the southeast corner of Lebanon and DeVoe sts.
for Bertha Knauf to client plot toXle ieeo, ee; on
the west side of Jefferson-st., noftn OF hloiils
Park-ave.; for James c. Green to cleht Rlot
of ground 5Dx1Co feet the west SIDE OF Jersl N9
son-st north of Morris Park-ave., ana ior a MI MI :
Oesting realty company the remaining mn, NJ St
soId mart of Watson estate tract on 'he i~'sS
Chester Road north of Pelham Parkway.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-10
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions IN bankruptcy were neo
Yesterday with the Clerk OF the United states D's-
trict Court:
An involuntary petition was filed against Aaron
pndntIsky and Simon Freund, trading as partlefs >
and manufacturers of IRON springs at Nos zoz ana
Sns Nercsr-st by Abraham TreiceT. with a cidiii,
- 81 05o on three notes representing money loaned
10 the alleged bankrupt. Admission 81 lnsoiseass
,ressed willingness to be adtudicated banhf
the petition asking for the apRointulent ol q id
ceiver gtated the alleged banl<rupts transtcted
business under the style OF the GreateT r. We ~.
sets are estimated at 5000. divided into accoul,s
due 81 500; machinery 1900. ana "a" M i.er M ~
20 0nn Isidor (,rayhead appointed receives 9a
The business Of the alleged o!n;-Fu-is' ii-u'-
yidually his bond being fixed at $5;:9VV- Comb
Samuel FIeisig. foorwalker OF NO. zoo GIaiu iI
st lia abiIities S2022: assets. }10e Inc Ptscipi
creditor IS the Vienna Sausage S""pA-''
81 COO. .s,, ;,,,osvntar,r hank-
-. shnv5 debts Of sI41t2 and assets CT 3lS.Z9o
The principal creditors are me SSIs.s9n ii Ing IN
60 Soe eecfired: the American Woche.t N9ih..iny
e. soy sha sssefs consist of notes. SZ,5Oo. stock
n trade AT No e5 East Ssh-st-. $4,000
New-York tribune., 1905-11-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

1osth-st 11e and 11s East, 5lx10o1l Elias s,oo
Same hssP9Ss pToperty G Ioas Morrison New
1sssa III sPd a"e''ss sss 4sFtsafs 81
josephine Franz :. e y, RronHland Realty Com 100
Baker to 1s1 d nlS0 :1
lSfs Rdeand Reass COMPANY e Sl to sronssnd Really
80 Wafter aHe N s.oneman mortgage $40 600 Nominal
same and Wfe: nortgase $1,000 Nominal
1s2s 79 AoeT aS IS IT a Hoes 251ioo Ros.
1s5ts agnss to BF[nS'd 1lo It Of
nlsssHs asd sashf Esaz Louis
Essf ss It co to Of wam Fisna
gan mortgage mort gag aSS ss9Sg sss East 5ox1oa2 Louis
Gordon ct al to Jacob Levy and another; Inn
s5fhost No 40 East a511oa2; HAT Al
TO Jacob Levy and another; nlortgage ss9go i0o
ioItas Peseo SGs Realty eRS CO to to Fanny
nortssse No aa East g5x1oos: Sarah Lands
berger Hyman Clock. u part; mortgage ,oo
ssth-st No 5ss west asrsss sis@snd Levin ,oo
sts5SinssKs nne Monahan to a Asher cohen: mortgage
MOUNT aops PLACE ST.. ls5T5%; ;,s;
50: Henry DewSufst to catharins Bisey
,ssds da aHS6ns5 %6 s5s is East Frank
to Louis Lese; mortgsgs 5000; 90 ,,s i0O
RosTe Al 70 Samuel s
15sth-st' $ i95s I, W Of Eiton-sve 2..51ioO; ,oo
Mary Glynn TO Louis heuer anu
Union-ave, 14T.e # n Of Denran Place. o01
r1bns raS fnsip, and sna,ber. Tnortgage ST. 100
70 To,,is T.ss: mortgage $40 coo Nominal
14ed-st. n 200 IT OF sth-aye. lOOHs9.li.
neqtrere .son 600 "a a. ~ Da.e. e.......... 100
Amsterdarn-ave. W 8. 5oT II n OF 107th-st. eox
mont. s5ortraFe $40 900 4..a.. a. :. 100
n r, Rose TO Cornelius scanIsn and Nominal
evv 10 r-ik Be-gnan and another. Nominal
A1E = sanson ,o ,,' ~ .oaH Wi,sTn Burger 100
~ ~ Ianss o Of 2 airrins = In :. Omitted
2d-a e. 5o.s II of ssth-st 2oxlp Louisa ,oo
G Maedermott Frank volz loo
4seix.r No to go 80 XII MiieT nortraae sso5 $500
Moore 10 II NaudeIbann, and another. Nominal
Malcolm to Ps~aeis Marraz zzi Nominal
snni = Mai,olm os to ! Ra,rssc Nsrrax1i 100
New-York tribune., 1905-11-10
LIS PENDENS.

Tinton-ave s. C. corner Honest. 3Zxloo Ene,ir s,n
Ualtbsr and another against John SnnahehDeis N~O'
to estatiish Iien): attorney. H Swain -, ...,,,,
14sth-st No. East; Catherine L Baum rs1r,1.
Pauline Hauser another faction to recover aouho
attorney, o. J Kat r.-.. f.o,,-
IsadHst No III West: Mutual Life Insurance Soni-
pany of New-Yor against Joseph Herbst ct al uo'e
rioSI,re or MOI attorney. c. T. Miller
Avenue D. n w corner 3d-st 10Sx2Oo Sroh1. "asl-
,,gton p Ped against Thomas Sheed and another tpaF-
tition1: attorneys. wetherhorn & Link -,-,,, ~
152d-st No 80 West Louis Lese against Wiiaf1 ~.
Lawson executor specic performance) attorneys Aese
& Connolly. -. - .n,,bsr
against Cnsin1ir " al foreclosure OF mort
"a ger. attorney Ewing, Whitman & Ewing