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New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
MECHANICS, LIENS.

Henry-st No 30: Abraham Dan ast SaheIski
owner and contractor; Harry Brown & Dosoert
Timendorfer. contractors ~, -
Nadison-ave, n corner 96th-st, 1Oo01oi Jonn
steron agt Arthur Silvernlsn, owner; Johh Col
leran & Bro, contractors -.
Hester-sJt, No 1I2: David Nocharnkus agt FRANK
Fedor and Aaron Smith, owners; Simon Hender-
yIth-st No $50 West; Isaac Balln agt Frederick
Won Wyck owner: Nathaniel w Walker con-
tractor -.
waIker-st, Nos SS and 80: Morris BerkoWits agt
Leopold Hellinger and Bernhard HosenstocA'
and contractors.
BeImont-ave. W S. 27o.5 # Of PelhaIn-ave. 2o1
SIG: John Bell Company agt Ju-ia Toher'
owner and contractor owen TOher, contractor:
9Tth-st No 3O1 10 3l3 East; Jacob Diamond agt
Beaconheld Realty Company, owner; isaac
Fischer. contractor. @ t5to
Thomas Crimmins Contracting Company ast
Thomas A Patterson. owner; Ryan & McserFan' q
CoIIege-ave n corner 142d-st 75x1oo; joseph
BueIlesbach agt Joseph Gallagher. owner
CIuse &c O'Rourk. contractors. -
CauIdwell-avs, No 916; Harry II ERandal ags lAz-ie
Mccarthy, owner and contractor.
146th-st s. 225 It OF st Ann's-aVe, oOx-:
Abraham Fogel agt KalistSi, owner; hesinah
Klein, contractors.
25th-st. No 40 West: FordhaIn stone Renosatins ing
Company agt Jeanette NJ Thurber. owner anu
contractor: T 3 Thurber, contractor 80.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Issth-s- 5. 100 # W of Arnsterdann-ave 175I 80
Robertson Place. e g being & lots 2e8 ~ 2 and
Io0xi00 Julia P LangdOn to Clarence W Lang
don
way cor 14lET5 f5,ns ssI1Go ds:,1 1fTed drfss hsws
souti-st No %. $. 255xs4.s; sherbqrne
ing i36 Nominal
Peabedv 70 10 WiIliam coey 100
scangareIa to Michele Brgante Is part. all
cTandave. slf " $ so # of 1ssd-st a511oo: Bella
Tustus E Ewing 70 Louis D Compton. Nominal
2dit Alice e5ldsain Sa&i5 to \ Mali oldstsa an es
Weiss 10 Alfred Lewis: mortgage s6S 900 Nominal
Simon S. 100
$4,000 As1 0n'sns i.eol'' D' Nominal
fInke to Abraham D weinsteinc c.-............. 100
81 D59FaSs Resity CO to Eva uphreys
1sst6-sf 30 IS west 376x9aii; Mishkind-Feirs-
berg Realty Co to Oswald Gasteyer; mortgage ,oo
No ~ k.sn.; r25.gssl 25.gs l Meyer
IsLs, sase * 50 o?9 S1s West 251ic6ii James Me
e 70 EaTE & SodSe3 norSaFe % sco 9a 100
saIas 5s 5gl aTopsrS: jacoS G Harris 10 Albert HoG
ls5t6 5ti1 $thaye lc61sa ii Helene
mortgage. SO OUV 100
Same property: TO u part; all
mortgage, S29 600 loo
Same property: Julie Just TO same; Is part: an
same e prop:rtS Elise Baunann to same: part
mortgage. SO 600. 100
Same property: Just same; Il part; all
Lot 5S s. 1Sap s Raymond PARK; Joseph
1i9th-st. No S13 West, 25x1o011; Amelia Open
heiuer TO II Mcffefey; mortgage SlS.S00 100
56th-st COS # Of Park-ave, 1G.SxI5; Annie
Rfun Ia Mabel 4 Y Nominal
51st-st No I.9 Faat. % 9x1oO5; Agnes Mahon
10
No Is 10 % West, 54X9S.9: May q Ban
To Ny Club. corporations mortgage
4ofbIst 5. EST # u Of 5th-a1e isx9s6; 4oth-
st 301.G II OF 9th 1Sx9s9: Sarah
Tanan Nav z Bannca; mortgage, Sso,OoO Nominal
tf,-st No % West. lSztS9: FeleT NJ Ely and
Same property; Benjamin Y i@yengort To same 100
elth-st Is e of ad-aVe, 25XIU2 >; Meier
l.shIEann 70 Gertrude II Lyman. morisage -
SllUr' - -, -. -, 00
Lambert Oscer II Montgomery ana another;
$21,abD-
2 Barnun IN 81 81 al 70 Joseph Bozzuft $500
Cohen Ino'tgsgs' 81 80 80 D.; I'o
c'raveth to Fifty seventh Street Realty Com
a5tf-sr Nos a2o and 222 West alx9s 2 Raymond
3Iav lrHin; mortgage. sla.00o. Nominal
SotHh-Pt. 20 lIG. " corner Roosevelt-st II *
-; E3Wih A Watson, referee TO Ira r Lam -
lsTa-et Nos 81 and 81 Fast 5oxioas; Rexton
eats raHpar to L0uis Aiin9V snd another. Nominal
I.faioF- No - i9xs7.f Syie NJ Warner
! m" . 22OsU
XXX 81. IS :. i4a Il u lIankiia ave J04@o@
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

1astb-st $ 100 fl W of 5tf-ave 25x9911 Levy ..o
Friedman loan Joseph JacIp5Tn "a 69fhEst 90 iixioo
Chelsea Realty Company loans Aaron ana ~ q
va1a1ti1eavs RsR shaP'To 80 Iii It of is3ds 2oo2
1919 ebogays 2o2 g59Es 5z12ls s. american 400
13Sth-st n $ 400 It W Of Broadway. 5Ox99 II;
Myer Cohen Louis Cohn ana q5rs Pdrr,sr 300
14o # Of Sdaye 4s 4S5lGo od1 III Esmne ayms1
u6heTTyFst BErgTyk No i69: itaiian-American Trust
C-ompany of the City of New-York loans ANTONIO -
Cagliostro and Domen:co Briganti 4''
116hst, 200 # & Of s51oa'e' Il'ie 500
Morningsiie-ave West n W corner 117th-st 1oon
lion Company loans Realty Mortgage Company 1890
s4th-st $ 101s It OF 2d-ave; looHI9Z; I,i tntie
Guarantee and Trust Company loans WORKING oor
mems Educational and Home Association wv
179th-st 100 # rorape OF Aeaa0 Snmnany loans
Haynan Wallach and Nathan ReisieT. sou
t5e CommonWeaith r Mortgage Company loans %
Hayman WaIlach and Nathan ReisleT E96o WV
uei wacht loans David Ieyen ,.o; o."
aSd Kelly SITS 20ox1o6: CITY Real Estate Com eco
Pany leans slana James 80 Fl Of Cntonave
ST T9s oI feg Chester Mortgage Company
loans Eastern Crown Realty company "
0l6s5 I55dre yack2d8 258 and abraharn sreTn
o-st aGFaaa' ''toS'F ioS # Of shave ia5x1co11
the Germania Life Insurance Company loans ,eo n
1orinr pace. " : 2s7 IT n of 1881 st 5Ox9911
125fh2t GSehiHe Rf5a f50 Of Amsterdaave 141sx
99 LawyerS d Iits Ia doid 1nT iFus' 20 toa 1890
127th~st 5 $ 275 # " OF Lenox-ave. 25x99 II;
msn fae city Mortgage Company loans mayer hon 2s2
leoth-st s. 300 it v Of Amsterdam ave, 75x
,eS SGnstruciion coERany =. BRO. ,sv ,5vaa Il, 600
lsoh Same loans $ same l12 IT OF 1900
1s4hDst. i- 'oi ns. 100 # of Amsterdam-ave 275x
1o5b N0s Gs Se and io4 East Isdore Jackson
Abraham G stern y loan JgHs Nav sfro zoo
loans Andrew KeTwln-... ........,-- 1850
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
NEW A.,sA DAILY TRBeNE WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is 1905

other: i1stf-st. No 210 to 214: year; per
Karp o. to L Klingen: 1st-avs, S. 249 #
of 24th-st; 1 year; per cent. nt...........-.... D.
Scheinzeit. II. 10 NJ Il Schonzeit; Budlow-st, NO
IS: 8 years: 6 per cent. T.,
Eichner Daniel to Montsfore Home; 1st-Asc.
No 2.337 ; years; 5 cent. 10,
Hahn. l. c. to y q Church; MoFris-sys, e q. 1see
II OF 196til-st; years; 4 u per cent. D.
Rsvitch, J. to Bachrach; 150th-st, 80 II
of 7th-ave; l year; per cent. *,
Frame j A. to City Real Estate Company; Long
years; per cent; aggregate. $50.
GreenbeTg. A, to LAWYERS Title Insurance and
Trust Company; TifTauy-st and other property;
mortgages; per bond. aggregate. 81
Jackson. I. to e Plaut; 28d-st. S. lis Il W Of
3d-ave; year; per cenS. 8.
oppenheimer. B, to Kohrtns; 11eth-st. No 316
west years; per cent .-......---------. =
Koenigs H. 10 II Loos; st Nicholas-ave, s. .
cor 159th-st: years. per cent. ...-....-.... le
Aaron. H. c Tucker ct al: 113th-st, No go -
East: due September l. 1908. per cent. 70.
Tiemann, ii p, to Franklin Trust Company: Rlv-
ersde-eve cor 129th-st; year 5 per cent g.
SEillman. Add E 20 L G Hahn: Morrts-aTe. " ..
45i.5 tt OF 196th-st: 3 years, per cent o.
Wilmer, B, to Empire Mortgage Company; heaoe-
st, No 1S5; per bond ..--.-.........---.-... o.
Hahn, L C. TO n c Church; Morris-ave, o 24A-s
# OF 1s5th-st; years Al per cent.........: .
Same to same Morrts-ave; o years, "A per cent D.
SHERMAN Samuel J. to D Shaft: Amsterdam
ave. SS.ll fl OF 134th-st; L month b per -
Same to same: Amsterdam-ave n W cor 1o5d-st' an
year. per cent = NV
solz William, to A Frankenthaier and another;
12Sd- st, No 304 East; 1 year, per cent. -
Russell Realty and Improvement Company TO
United Real Estate and Trust Company; Jer-
ome-ave. Nos 2016 and 2O1s; years. Per On
cent 80 ''''''' -
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.


BY Bryan L, Kennedy: 665 to 677 6have. cor 3et
ct 9s ex5O story bdgs with stores; also 1O4 and
1O6 West 39th-st, adjoining 56x9S9: story bldg;
SIec easehold, having fortyeigh years to run; Vou-
tary
BY Joseph Day: II 3d-st. n 5. 500 It of 2d-ave,
25xS3 ex25 story h; lS 3dst. 30 It W
Of 2d-ave 25xs7 story ten HI 424 and 426 ssth-st
vacant Christina Repe agt Mary Christman ct 81; II
Rracht atty Emil Godmark ref; partitions; 152 Cherry
st, s IA Market-st- 202xl322 irTeguLsri
story h; Ellen Lyons agt Robert Lyons ct al;
Ouintin & F. attys; H Clarke, ref; dover sale.
BY Philip Snyth: 1889 Washington-ave, g. "a II
17sh-st 10764x145 st dwg and vacant; voluntary
sale ,oo =. -.
Sd-aye 25xaS 2: 3 story h; James Everard ast
Michael Reynolds ct al Gratz Nathan atty II 3 whitney,
ref; amt due. S12 04s 81; taxes. etc. SOS 81
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

199th-st n e corner Maron-ave. three story and
fte t5ae ewn@r 9@si Charles CLARK
Union-aVe 15Sth-st. o story brick store
a Sna 'eeg Sner e oldbeGg archite:3s eoooo
Brook-ave s. 1861 # Of 139th-st. story
os 6TGk tenement RogsS WefheT aTchitect 5000
Briggs-ave, S, 3o56S # of 1eSth-st- story
frame tengnSI S1nMiian hHaIe aTehitect 1900
135th-st S S 125 OF Lincoln-ave, z story brick
stable 1SoxsS Sa%gs 5oe arehifects 1900
Macomb's Dam Road 100 f n OF lI0In.st
/ frame shed. 12x24; = t1th-
owner: Baxter & Son. architects
South Chestnut Drive, s. 2c6 # OF North
Chestnut Drive, story frame dwelling mousse
29x8l9 orry a-db}fsS aGas owner: $500
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
LYcEuM FOR woRNNeMEMs CLUB.

Plans have been fled for the erection Of five
story Iyceum for the Workiugmen's Educational
and Home Association the north side Of sith-
St lu feet west of 2d-ave- 1t VIII be of brick
granite limestone and terra Gotta with frontage
~ 20 feet and n depth Of lG2 feet. In the basement
viii be bowling alleys the first floor viii contain
he club and reading rooms. the second a library
yrtth meeting room. and the fourth floor Will De
ths lecture hall. There viii be Two entrances. ana
in the centre of the second story viii be q dec
Grated panel inscribed with the motto Know ledge
is power The present home of the assoc1aIon
Is at No eos East S6th-st Of which Charles Wehrle
is president r. w Fisher the architect, esti-
mates the cost at SI60.0G)
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
A S1,200,00O REALTY TRADE.
or7T OF TOWN PROPERTY GIVEN IN PART Ply
JfENT FOR AANHATTAN SQUIRE HOTEL
The at 59st and 5thaue To Be Ened-Te Vaanaont
and the Champion Sold for about SSe5O0o

7. Nordecai & Son and Frank Hughes have
Is fo- the West Side Construction Company the
Manhattan Square Hotel. twelve story building
- the south side Of 7th-st.. 80 feet east OF Column
ts-ave being 100 feet front and rear by 1o22 feet
- depth TO the Park Heights Land and Water
Company.
,.-+ ,avTuent property Ia Psssaic and Rutherford
I The amount involved in the transaction was
about a2O0,oOO
pans have been fled with Buildings Superin-
..n6eut Hopper for the enlargement Of the Hotel
S-zov ST 5th-ave. and 5eth-st. by the addition OF
- eleven story fireproof p feet front ana
% feet deep TO be erected in 5Sth-st The sTchi-
:ect Is Charles r Mott
I 2 Wakensn has sold for Edward 81. Reynolds
~ Hotel Vsilarnont and the Champion apartment
to.se two seven story buildings, plot ilSx14sx
100 1ixes feet the northwest corner OF 11Sth-st
end ST Nicholas-ave-. for about sS25oeo.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
LIS PENDENS.

Frton-st No IA. Eleanor Capstick Oscar Zolli
kofer. 1t al Cpartitio1); attys. Wray & Pilsbury.
fI4tt-st n s. of LexnEtor-ave 100. Il
y v 2tax ok 1T.9x 1ox Az, 10 beginning.
Abraham Nachbar aSt Isiior GinsberS Specific per
formancei atty, T A keppler
II1th-st No lOS West; James McNalters agt Louis
Fosenheun, laction 10 declare lien): Fenley.
2i-ave Nos s7T 319 22a-st No go East Charlotte
Eikhoff agt Frederick StopenhaEen al tparttionl:
y \ Hassey
White Plains Road : and g map Of village Of
South Mount Vernon. 5Ox1oO; samuel Marcus ast sam
ueI Sirkin ispccidc performance: atty J H2ErieN
"a ave- No 753: Isaac konak Harris Berkelman
tspectie perfornance); atty y Dransie
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

s4th-st n s 1O1 # w of 2d-ave; for q 8 story
brick lyceum. 59x102; Workingmen's 8 Educationai
t;tt ana aStne -. $50
Hamilton Place n g corner 141st-st: for two
story brick fath1uses los. 6x123- Ok irrsg; Schle
singer & Finchel. owners: CHASER & Ebert ,oo
Norfon-st n corner Redford-st: for a story
brick tenement house. 43x62; Goodman @
C;ertsch owners: Horenburger Strsub. archl- ,o
13Sth-st n $. $50 fl OF Amsterdam ave; Tor nVe
storv brick workshops. 81 6x99 II; Levy & .
Teinstein owners: & W LIevitan, architect .
164th-st g 225 IT e Of Amsterdan-ave; for tnree
story brick n9inTgsgS p % gevitan- architect $50
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
REALTY NOTES.

George SchwegIer is the buyer Of the Sherwood
House, Nos 27s0 and 2.792 Broadway. sold by Gus
tave and Henry Sulgebauer; David and Henry
IApprnan Of no. I6 West SSth-st-. and Mandel-
baum & Levine. Of plot 100x99-1 feet. the
south side Of l35th-st 100 feet east Of Sth-ave.,
sold recently.
James J. Libby has obtained loan Of $40 600 at
per cent. through The Title Guarantee and Trust
Company, for The WestbOTo Realty Company, on
the blot al the southeast corner OF S9th-st. and
West End-ave E1skiEe and Charles Hewitt are
the owners OF the plot. They bought the property
through Mr. libby March.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
no LAKE oyER sILLIMAN PARCEL

Henry WoIluan, counsel for the purchasers of the
southeast corner Of Broadway and Wall-st, yester-
day fled at Albany the charter Of the corporation
which is to take over the property.
The name of the company is Number One Wall
Street Corporation. The directors are Festus J.
Tva5e -resi5ent of the Mercantile Trust Company.
OF st Louis; Lorenzo E Anderson. vice,presiqent
cf +f1a same rornpanv and Charles E. HRllIWel, or
his civ The Company not only has power TO buy,
sell and hold real estate but engage in general
real estate and brokerage business
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

1.2th-st No eo2 TO eos West; Cornell & Underhin
agt Realty AL May Is. 1908 C5y de- .oo On
14th-st No 432 East; GrossInan Bros Rose1- -, IN
baum agt al: November 70, 1904 40 w
No Sa isaac al uns an 1905 y bond 400
Soth-st i M0 !S9 se6e East; Miiha1 SD g.
West Broadway Nos 423 and 425; New-Jersey
Terra Gotta Co agt Marie Wimpie ct al; March .- ~
.
Same Pr0pefty a p50'enHauer sD.. 2ss 10
4eth-st n s. I25 # of sth-ave. 25x1oO.5;
Ratzktn & Bernan Paul Kaskel ct a.; May oo- ~
1905 bond) w
sane % rPSpeTS 20 iaS5 fT pon sun seo 90
same 1ge pT9peTf5y I9 1f ;T 9sieo Sond go 90
Sane Ia PsSPeTy G bond5 MS1ls sa5 90
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
LEASES A LAIeHT-sT. BUILDING.

Alexander J. Roux has leased for William H
browning to the Samuel Cuppies Envelope Com
many the building No to II Laight-st, southeast
corner St Johns Lane The building is six stories
S5eh and has a frontage OF 6S feet in Iaight-sts
Isl feet IN St Johns Lane and about "a feet In
York-st- The lease Is for long term OF years
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
TO IMPROVE WEST 24TH-sT. PARCEL.

s B Goodaie & Son have sold for Mary E. Strong
Nos Is and Is West 24th-st.. four story dwell
ing houses, altered into q hotel. plot 52x9S.e
feet. Andrew J. hirwan. the buyer. will erect
eleven story loft building the site.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
TO SELL WHITE PLAINS PLOTS.

An auction sale of 90 desirable building plots
VIII be begun on Saturday IN the section known as
Whits Plains Highlands, at White Plains. n. Y
These plots have each frontage OF 100 feet and
are located IN the best section Of White Pialns,
which has many advantages, being the county seet
Of Westchester and In direct line for ali subur-
.bsn developments It is within half hours ride
from Grand Central Station with fifty trains eacn
wav each day Joseph H Lewis, of No. q East
2Oth-st, VIII be the auCtioneer.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
Am FIGHT LOT ARvERNE DEAL.

Lewis H May Company CCharles F. Noyes Com
psnv New-York agent has sold for Henry
Ssrs+az 70 Charles Kornfed the plot of eight lots
a. 4I9e southwest corner Of Fernam and Ocean
sves at Arverne Long Island
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
NAV IRWIN IN WEST SIDE DEAL

May Irwin took title yesterday 10 Nos. 2o and 2Z
West 25tb-st 2 parcel 3lxs89 feet. from Raymond
s Wood The stated consideration was nominal
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
cHuRcH INCREASES ITs HOLDINGS.

The German Evangelical Lutheran Church has
bought Nos 12o and 122 East SSth-st.. parcel 51x
100 feet from Solomon IIluge. The church now
controls a plot 11SXlOO feet Arthur t Mnnlker
rras hroSar-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
WOMAN BUYS THE RIvERwEw.

Braisted Goodman & Hershfeld have sold for
the West Side Construction Company to Mrs Edith
B. Weed OF Cleveland, the Riverview, 3 new seven
story apartment house, Nos. 314 and 316 West 93d-
Er ~
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
NETWORK CLUB TAKES TITLE.

The New-York Club yesterday took title TO Nos
70 20 90 West Arh-st 54ye89 feet from May z.
Bannon A home for the club viii be erected on
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
IMPROVED sb-AvE. PLOT LEASED.

Crawford. Deni>aa & Moynahan nave leased 70
Henry Lewis Morris to a client. the five stor.
tenement house. No. 80 3d-ave., 25x1oo feet. for
lxrrn Of years.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
ANortEHn,pPER srH7arE. SALE.

Herman Arms has sold for 2 client to Thomas
Scholes No 255S Sth-ave., z five story brick double
fathouse With stores, on lot 25xSS feet
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
GET 4 WEST 121sT-sT. LOT.

The Realty Mortgage Company and Heiner &
Wolf have Bought tfonl Mary Aiac1an1s the lot
the north side of 121st-st- 150 feet vest Of Am
sterdam-ave. The broker was Sidney 5. Cohen
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
SALE OF AN EAST e2D-sT. PLAYHOUSE

julius Scott has sold for Louis Roeser. No. 15s
East S2d-stI AsiiTg STORY double fatfloGse plot
25xI0z2 feet ---
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
RIlY TWO NEW Law TENEMENT HOUSES.

E. Y. Pescia & Co. have sold for a client 20 Har-
RS & Tirnban the two new law six story tenement
houses IN course Of construction the west side o.
Eeach-ave l. feet east OF 1slst-st, e plot 1oloS
Eeze
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Kaden. l. to / Barnet. 75th-st. No go East; de
f-,rseiS II ppa .roi ser Il. ] W Fprnan: ls1d ST
30 and 2S7 East years 6 Der cent. .,......
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28

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10000
10000
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New-York tribune., 1905-06-28

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5000
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-07

construction and the dealers here have
plenty of that to take the place of this
We ordered the lumber called for in
the original specifications.
When this lumber arrived we en-
ployed an Independent inspector to
check 1t, as between us and the ship
per, and such inspector advised us that
it complied with the specifications, 9TH
er than the ~ inch above referred to.
On this report we accepted the lumber.
We now claim that the lumber is good
understandable lumber"
The government has not inspected
it, and if it ever does and finds any that
is not up to specifications we will have
to make it good. If he is correct, that
some of our material is below specifca-
ton, how does that Justify the Superin-
tendent of Public Works in calling for
a different standard of material
straight through so that all our ma
terial good and bad, is shut out from
use?
Although the superintendent, in his
interview published in the P. c. A..
disavowed any intention to discriminate
against our material l am glad to see
that he now acknowledges that he die
do so by giving his reason for so doing
that one half of the material would
have been rejected" l think 1 have
very conclusively shown that his rea-
sOnipg is not well founded no inspec-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-07
THE MATERIAL FOR
BREWERS WHARF
WHAT CHARLES H. GILMAN SAYS
IN REPLY TO HOLLOWAY IN RE
REJECTED MATERIAL.

EDITOR STAR: In your edition of
March 4th you publish an interview
with the Superintendent of Public
Works in which he states that one half
of the material we have here for the
Brewers Wharf would have had to be
rejected.
What are the FACTS?
All of the copper is yet in the original
cases and has never been inspected,
how can he pass on it?
All of the corrugated iron is yet in
the Railway warehouse and has never
been inspected.
All of the sheet metal work, formed
to order, is yet in the warehouse of
the California Feed Company and has
never been inspected.
All the iron work, made to order, for
the shed has never been inspected.
AS to the cargo of timber for wharf
and shed, that portion, of the same
cargo, for Fort street wharf was in
spected, accepted and none rejected.
There was 10000 feet of 11a inch plank
(out of cargo of one million feet of
materially that was scant i'm thickness
and has been removed. But 1h inch
plank cut a very small figure in wharf
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-07
ESTATE
AND THE KONA FIRES

w o. Smith, one of the trustees of
the Bishop Estate, says that an injus-
tice was done the Bishop Estate in the
editorial paragraph which appeared in
yesterdays Star regarding the .Kona
forest fires and the special apprOpria-
ton for fighting them. He says that
there were two fires in Kona, twenty
miles apart. One fthem was on Bish-
op Estateop Estate land, and endanger-
ed Bishop Estate property. To this
Frank Dodge was sent by the BishGp
Estate at it's own expense, and wireless
telegraph instructions were given for
fighting it, and the fighting was done
by the Bishop Estate at its own ex-
pense, and not at the expense of the
government.
The other fire was twenty miles away.
1t was in government land and did not
endanger any Bishop Estate property
and it was to that that Forester Hos
mer went and directed the fight.
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APPEALS TO WASHINGTON NOW

Judge Gabrah received the following cable from Washington:
WASHINGTON d. C., March 40 c. A. Gabrah Honolulu
bill has passed Congress providing for appeals from the Supreme
Court of the Territory the Supreme Court of the United
where the involved exceeds five thousand
dollars HENRY \. PROOlH
Mr. Prouv attorney for w. W. Bierce Company that
suit by decision OF the Supreme Court whereby
Judgment their reversed On Judge
Gaas they secured the services of ESocior General OF
Ah and and got amendment
the Organic through rider the Judiciary appropriation bill
whereby other similar suits be appealed to the Supreme
Cour O United States
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ton having been made. In his inter-
view he evades the fact of the new
specifications calling for different and
more expensive material than has been
heretofore used here or in San Fran
cisco and for which the taxpayers must
pay the bill.
There are other items in the second
specifications that call for unnecessary
expensive work but as they do not APP
ply to our material 1 have made no
mention of them.
The Superintendent informs me that
the forthcoming specifications will call
for the same construction and material
as the last, so that the condition which
l rightfully complained of still exists,
viz: The previous specifications, under
which we purchased the material
which we now have on hand, have been
changed so that all our material, good
| as well as bad, is barred from use.
This claim is unjust, and Mr.. Hollo-
| way has failed to refute my charge.
Yours truly,
CHAS. H. GILMAN,
President of the American Hawaiian
| Engineering and Constructing Co., Ltd
Honolulu, March 6, 1905.
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INWARD.

p. DBIJNIsON
supt
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c, BREWER & co., LIMITED
QUEEN STREET,
HONOLULU, n. T
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
mee Sugar Company, Eonomu Sug
Company, Waikiki Sugar Company
Ookala Sugar Plantation CompaRy
Haleakala Ranch Company, Kapapal
Ranch.
Planters Line Shipping Company.
Charles Brewer & Co.'s Line OF Bo,
ton Packets.
LIST OF OFFICERS.
Charles NJ. Cooke. .PresldeA.
Geo. H. Robertson. V.-Pres. & Mgl
y. Faxon Bishop. Treas. & Secy
w. +. Allen. Auditor
+. Z. Jones'. '............Directof
c. H. Cooke. ...............C ector
G. R.Carter................Director
All Of the above named constitutlR,
the Board of Directors.
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Z. G. SMITH,
@. p. A. T. A.
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THINKS KUROPATKIN GOT AWAY
ST. PETERSBURG, March THE tide
of battle in the vicinity of Mukden is
ebbing. The Russian losses are 1900
and 2S4 officers and the japanese losses
are 10000. 1t is believed that Kuropat-
kin has successfully withdrawn. The
Japanese have no further reserves.