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New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
DIVES TAKE DISGUISE.
Roines Lac Hotels Pose as Saloons
to ELude Committee.

Keepers of notorious Raines law hotels about
town are removing their signboards and attempting
TO make their places resemble ordinary saloons, to
elude the Committee OF Fourteen. otherwise they
ore continuing business as usual. Said Lawrence
WELLER yesterday:
We cannot be eIuded by any such attempts. The
applications filed licenses by the owners OF these
niaces with Deputy Excise Commissioner Healy
shows whether or not the places are Haines law
hotels We have filed only six application Tor IN.
vesfieationa so far waiting for lists OF the
worst resorts 60 be complied and their records
saarchad Afterward we will begin fling applca-
tions at the rate of a day. We should have the
lists by tomorrow. -, ,,..u.oS
6led for the entire city. About eight hundred OF
,hasa are in Manhattan. There are possibly pc
tn,aan 1--WE hundred and six hundred of these which
should be put out Of business
1t is believed that the inspectors OF superfn.
tendent Isaac Hopper of the Buildings Bureau VIII
renort on two Investigations Of Raines law hotels
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23

in 47th-st and comprise about 240o0 square feet
The Fox parcel was bought by a member of the
Fox family in 1858 for 5000.
The greater part of Marble Hill. which is bounded
nv spuvten Duyvl Creek and the Ship Canal, has
been bought by spectators end investors Within
the last few months Most of the buyers were CHI
ents of John H Deane. One of the deals made in
the section yesterday was the sale by Edward Nc
Vickar of two lots the north side Of Wicker
Place 100 feet of Jansen Place
Values in the section have risen rapidly since the
announcement. some months ago. that the tracks
of the New-York Central. which now skirt the
Hill would be Strengthened 50 to run almost
through the centre of the Hill. and that a station
be used by the railroad and the subway would
be built MuScoota-St. and Broadway.
Before this announcement was made. a Broadway
lot there could have been bought for about 5000
Now the price for such lots is about $1,000 each. II
is said that the greater part OF the Hill Will soon
be improved with apartment houses.
Joseph ]. Little has sold, through Herbert A.
Sherman No. % West 45th-st.. four story brown
stone dwelling house, with dining room extension,
on a lot 25x1005 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
AWNING AND MAN SAVE BOY.
Lad Falls Five Stories-Receives Slight
Scalp Wound.

After falling five stories and bounding OF an
eu,,ins to the sidewalk Samuel Freeman, five years
old whose parents live at No 163 Mc>lDoen-st''
Williamsburg is alive and the doctors OF 81 Cath-
srtne's Hospital say he will be all right IN re"
days. -
The accident happened last evening "hei Tue
street in front of the big tenement house Whefe
Sammy lives was filed with people. A German
band was playing "Tammany' across the street.
and the boy got up In the window. He leaned OUT
too far and losing his balance fell head HrsI
He hit an awning, which was strong ehoush ~
break the fall Sammy bounded up In the air. AS
he came down or the awning again he rolled on ana
struck a man The boys head hit the Sidewalk
and slight scalp wound was the only serious re-
nft fall
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23

E. V. Pescia & Co. have sold for Westheimer &
Rothschild to a client the five story double tene-
ment house No. 2O3 East 1Nth-st.. on plot 25x100
feet. Also sold for Harris & TimbaIl TO client
six lots on the west side of Beact-ave, 100 feet
from 152d-st., plot 150x10o feet. The firm
has leased for Michael Schiavone to client the
six story double tenement house, No. 35e Front-st
running through to No. SS2 South-st., for a term
of years at an aggregate rental of $751; Also
story double tenement house. No. 32S East 107th-st
for term of five years at an aggregate rental of
$4,000; for William Potter TO client the two five
story double tenement houses. Nos 301 and 38 East
107th-st-, for term of five years an aggregate
rental of SIS 750 and for Samuel Strauss
the five story front and tenement house No.
740 2d-ave for of five years at an aggregate
rental of SO
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
DEER SEEN IN NEWPORT.
Animal Badly injured on Estate OF Mrs
O. II. P Belmont.
rpr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUNE.I

Newport R. L. June 22-Deer in the last week
have been seen on the island of Conanicut and the
island of AQuidneck. which is the city OF New
port 1t was on Wednesday last that the caretaher
of the estate of R. N Carson a buck emerge
from the underbrush on the estate of Mrs. o. H. r.
Belmont, where Marble House is situated, and try
to jump the high stone fence The animal became
hung up the sharp fence. but finally cleared
itself and started down the cliffs and plunged into
the sea, starting to swim off shore.
The caretaker secured his skiff and started after
the animal. finally securing it and bringing 1t to the
beach where it was found to be nearly exhausted
from loss Of blood. Every effort made to save
the animal but It died. This is the first instance
OF a deer being in the city OF Newport and 1t
is supposed that 1t from the mainland and
wandered along the cliffs at night.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
LIS PENDENS.

Park n 1S0th-st, 25x1OO: Max Leven-
berg agt Lena Cans and another counter claim {:
attys. Frankenthaler & Sapinsky
24th-st, n 8, 60 ft of 4th-ave 2Gxf94; MontrOse
Stuart Ella Stackhouse faction to set aside
deedl: atty. F t Warburton
107thst. No l64 East: Emma Harris agt Rise Edelson
14sth-st, n 100 IT OF Broadway. 1OOx99.Ii; Otto
C SchOen John G Moore al faction to forecose
mechanics len); atty. + Il Markell
132b-st % II of Park ave. 25xoa II: Abraham
Solomon agt Rosa OpoZnauer al foreclosure OF
mortgase): atty q 4 SilberbeFg.
T5th-St s. 26S,S n 3d-ave. IS 9XlO23: Hiram
V V Brauan and another. trustees, Ray Cohen
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; attys. Noble & Camp.
SSth-st No l72 West; Davis Matusow agt Harriet
Matthews foreclosure OF mortgage) atty. L scheuer
3d-ave, No 2.Ib4 Sigmund Ernst and another
Sarah Grossman faction TO declare en): Meyer
< Ciodson.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
COMA FOLLOWS EATING ICEBALLs
Italians Fruit Flavors Thought to Have
Caused Girls Inconsistencies,

POISONED fruit favoring in strawberry snowbalIs
purchased from Italian vender are believed
10 DC responsible for the condition of Tessie Nc
Bride, Of No % Dvison-ave.. Brooklyn. who since
Wednesday has been in a state of coma in the
Eastern District Hospital
tuesday night Mrs Mcbride gave Tessie 10 cents
ahd the child spent it for fruit snowbals chopped
ice over which red and green fruit favors have
been poured She felt weak the next morning and
complained of a headache. She went out and sud-
denly cropped to the sidewalk
Yesterday the girl was in the same state ne ,,-be,
Zen Zen - the hospital She rigid while her
LIttlLlnE and heart normal. The hosnital
physicians are at loss TO explain the girls c913di
noA unless they say, il may be that she is suffer
rs rom ptoillane poisoning from tha ''snowbaIls
& ne police are looking for the Italian who sold the
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23

John P Kirwan and William A White sons
have sold for the Fox estate, TO Thomas J. ana
Michael j. Shanley, No 1853 Broadway, an OLD
building plot with frontage of 2alo feet on
Broadway a rear line of 341 feet and a depth OF
50 feet Messrs Stanley also purchased through
the same brokers' from Mrs. Ella A. Gray. Nos.
224 and 226 West 47th-st., two three story brick
dwelling houses, on plot 32.10 half the block.
These two parcels adjoin Nos 1,5o0 and l501
Broadway and No. 203 to 217 West 46th-st. in
elusive previously bought by the Messrs. Stanley.
The combined plots have frontage of Il feet
in Broadway of 139 feet in 46th-st. and 32lO feet
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

11Tth-st No 531 to a3T East; for a onestory
owner Collins, architect 81, 800
Hudson ST. 503.5 # of North Mooreost; for
story brick factory and store. 5O3xSV; ;
ebtseet us4k ana o'neis. ow,.e.s. n 1000
17lst-st n 120 OF Audubon-ave; for two
axg st0Ty P9Scbax SpS5 ersSitect $1,000
Psrk-ave, u4th-st: for a six story tene-
nens nosss E1suJ arcbife6ts ies' 40 900
Manhattan-ave; for four
six tenement houses. 3f6S9S2; Il 80
SchfT owner Pelham. architect -l6o'uoo
I3jth-s n s. $50 II of Lenox-aye; for ten SIX
story brick houses s0xS311; Schln ,oo oo
owner G Pelham. architect .4<o'VoV
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Park-ave W cor 1s5th-st 10Ox1O0: Chelsea
Realty Company loans Bassford Realty Companys ST
l47th-st. $. 100 fl of Broadway. 15Xsell
Prospect 5, 111.3 II OF 1G6th-st. Blk
IA 5x37 3x1445: Harris Friedman and Barnet
Prospect $, 200J # of 166th-st, Blk
I44 5x3T 3xl445: loan GustaTe Becker
Max Becker and Hyman Kaplan .-....
7th-ave 13ith-st. 40. 11x125x irregular;
Solomon Simon loans Philip and Irving simon -
I2Ist-st. No 321 East 121st-st. 8, 70 IT of I'd
ave 25x100: Corporate Realtv Association loans
William Soltz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RosedaIe-are. No 14S; William Eichnlann loans
o3d-st S. 225 # W of West End ave. 1O0x144.10
x1oOx14lS; Germania Life Insurance Company
loans West Side Construction Company ........ .l9
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
THE ASSEMBLY PROPRIETOR BANKRUPT

Arthur D. Clarke the proprietor OF the well
known restaurant and cafe. at No. 30S Fulton-st
Brooklyn, known the Assembly has filed petit
iion in bankruptcy in the Federal Court IN Brook
iyn. He schedules liabilities amounting TO s. 34 42
and assets amounting S.57S % The claims
against Mr. Clarke are principally for supplies
the Assembly formerly known as the Argyle
The manager OF the latter also went into bank
auptcy
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
TEACHER DISMISSED FOR GRAFT" !"
IN Company with Clerk Bore False Witness
at Trial
tBr TEI.BGRArH To THE TRIBUNE. !

NEI
Richmond. Va, June 22.-Julian p Thomas, prir-
cipal Of the Richmond High School, and j. A. Nc
Gilvray, second clerk in the Department of Public
Instruction, and candidate for State Superin-
tendent to-day confessed that they had testified
falsely before the State Board in a recent inyestf
cation wherein the board was seeking to discover
the owners Of THE Virginia Teachers Register"
which was being sold TO school teachers at exorbi
tant prices. It was discovered that Thomas and
McGilvray owned the book which In defiance or
the school law; they were selling to teachers for
three prices. McGilvray attempted to resign but
was sunmarily dismissed. The board elected a sue
cessor to Thomas and the contract for registers
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23

isi nss+ s' # 4 al e iis 10
s2as s4ss $50 500 +, Of 2szlSSs'
haTs1 pai, maoassss moeasss sal s g. 70 h.'.e 10
wsss Ess fs.d esa aasfaass si to Benjamin
etr! No %Ss'sss isg &c a tsa sa. si1sa
main to 1 James ass FTmnN sa W.sf sSssss MeSsel
500 poertseh to Harris n oi' yOmina
Is5 asls. 5 e '6 Of lfs: ass1
ssshst. shss T NJ isa west isx6iG Violet Getty
nss n fI HarT no q amue,. all titie Nomina
sane a tep p5eper'y jacob sai'ueis 20 Nomina
Mahony: ali title lnortgage $4,000 5000, :. i;o-.,; io
s joachim iaS IS rnomss 1f is'fe o ct
nortsase $1,000 ,-,,,. a6;ioo. A.. 10
gust schroeder ct al to John Schroeder; u ~
MpiSetrys ehss Nos ls and iao 5oziGo; Sarah 70 80
Harrison s. aOO to Mary orisn mortgage,
a:&5s,a a3Ss s9s1s
siSoo hS@'S Aorse 70 he,l4.a NOmina
ssss.,sS 100 fischer q % asd4y vas a
derm,inden mortgage $1,000. ...:.....,..... 10
A4ETs ok osr at ios s'fnfE
to adelae GFossmsnn Corner sits a5x1i7e
ssi f''SIa 6IastSsii i2na: eA1s - Non,in,
sa@s coPany PaGBeg oIFss Ess $751; S hs Bay
Thomas. 18th qs Ws4 rs e lsRa aorrs 9 IDs
man st al e sam samuel LpDman; all title: :xom,,a
ssds Ggsasf 80 s1SGGO f5 of ls,-av. so1sss ssd
Vsnno to 1SG Ros.H d Gf Reay
'isst ksfann 6f Of to Rsay Cor
L Lyons 10 Frederic Middieb-ook -. Nomina
Same property; Frederic MiddebrOok TO .,
s7.h.st n s. $50 It " Of Central Park West,
1,o 15nloos WW VIZ 5no : Taylor to VIM Heard; "a
Same property; VIM n Heard to vim Taylor: ~
sdlave. No s'4ss " $. asks; Kate setzgorn
GaS naF 70 Is stans lot ss ap sal lanG
Peil sa3dford Realty Company to Emma r 81,
sd-a1e " s. sic IT Of 4Sth-st IS iox76;
Morris w Lippman ct al to BENZ w Lpp-
ssqss 900 T,
Estelle Kempner; one-half part; mortgage,
4sth-st -:GVO No s24 East. 25xioo5: Charles Fox
ct al to Hyman Lishnsky; mortgage Sl45oo lo
1st-ave " $. ss.4 # 5 Of s2d-st aa.iox75:
gage: SIS ooo TO sanusi ''nuiA mort 1o
pns 4ssbsrx 5 gursf4 RsstI 6
:, pany mortgage ssis5 :; 80. 1ot
= K5isheimer. jr, to Mary Iaub; mortgage.
cath NJ E Hiidebrand ct al sxrs. to chas -,
4ad-st. $. 1873 IT of sth-ave. 17xss.s Daniel
s Dougherty to Harry Mclean: mortgage.
s1st-st No i25 East iixio2 q Samuel iipprnan
sdave e TO Mo2f 2sO HRP%an1 9s 175 5af
Ai6srtRs Abe d. Mayer to Marsaret Watt; mort 10,
lSSSss 5th avg :s 2o15Ss2 Ps1:.a5 Ma
Society for Blind -. 1Oc
a. ap Ral' 2sRSla deorse
catharnest Mare l. nhRel lot $50 map washington
vile 5o1loo Edward I'd King to Robert Ghames mes 1oC
M96ScienG 1oo Henry habcock K e al axrs and rus
a Nd s2d Isaay aa q s2s Max kouen to
Rose Horowitz; mortgage, $4,000 ........-... lot
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
MECHANICS LIENS.

lOth-st. No 400 East: Louis Beacher agt Juliet @
Graham James y Webb and George Mundan,
owners: John w Rothenberg and isnatz Ros-
enOerE. contractors
2d-ave $ corner I5th-st 12s. .3x1oe: Hull Grip
pen & Co agt Hebrew Technical School for
Girls owner: Atlas Ffreproolng Construction
Company. contractors. .............
74th-st No a. East: Charles II Southard agt Elias
Kempner. owner and contractor.
2sth-st No 10 to IA East: 2Tth-st. No 9 TO Is
East Robert Kiloush agt the Twenty-eighth
street Company, owners and contractors.
49th-st No 247 West Murray & Hill Company
agt John Haskell Thomas Bruder and Henry
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
"sTINGA DA BEE; sPoILA DA JOB
Thirty Italians Routed by Swarm-Quit
Work for the Day

Thirty Italian laborers put to rout by a hive
of bees in The Bronx yesterday while they were
excavatlng for the foundation of building at Both
st and Brown Place. The bees charged on the
panicstricken Italians like the japanese army after
Il column of retreatng Russian soldiers. The
honors easily with the bees
One Of the gang tore away some bushes and out
fell n beehive fairly alive with the insects The
bees remained masters of the situation for nearly
an hour Then a citizen got large burlap bag and
tnrew II over the hive. carrying II to his home
Work on the lot abandoned for the day
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23

Benkeser. CharlesG Knaust: April II. 1905. S2l4
Burnett David HI L Harrington June l39 81
Braun. Frank and Eva--E c Hecht another;
July 2s 1862 10y II
i5 1885 o2
Cohen, Julius-American Lithogrsphc Company;
September 80 1902 Cvaeated1 -.......,.. 20 10
Daniel, James J-H c Faught May IL, 1893.
Macintosh. Bea-i IL Ehrgot: May 20. 1896 90 02
Nelson. Bengt-1itle Guarantee Trust Com
psny. January IL 1904 ..........-.......... 05 10
Same M Barton: January II. 1896 81
Ring Lewis Ci-H Weibrook; September 2S 1896. s67
Stevenson, Vincent kG Ba.ten; October Z, ~
Same-M Moore: November i6 1885 $40 20
Straus Isidcr and Nathan Cohn; April %
Samoa Cohn April % 1905. ..........--..... 81
Schiafino PeleeroA Aisene; December g. 1901 35e 40
Vian Ben1amin-t'ity NAV l35 50
Missouri. Kansas ard Texas Railway Company
The Jennie Clsrkson Home Children; April
H. Ss 13
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway company-Same
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railway Company
Same: July q. 1903 -. ais s5
July % 1908 27s bs
Dry Goods Alliance-City of New-York: May 81
1905 tvacated) 55s IT
The Manhattan Transit company-P Moran;
December s. 1904 -
The Frederick ] Quimby Connpsny-c Lichten-
stein; April p. 1905 tvacatcd) ........-....II5
January H. .27s Il
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At vesey-st-By Joseph Day: 2o5 Avenue %, 8 e O.
535 OF 13th-st 24x83: sty brk ten n and sty
brk h in rear: r II Dupgnac and aDo agt w Fried
al; " L Clary atty: J McDonough' fef par
titton: NJ Salzman for S1S.25O. -,
By Ingrahsm & Co: North 0aE priSe s. Dsins s.,
of lot map Brentwood Park, l1SN irreg Sortn
Oak Drive, s, being n lot. same map 43xs4x
30x11s North Oak Drive part OF lot 49, same map e3x
S5xT2; Oak Drive, part Of lot o. same map
-x95x4Ox115.6: II NJ Van De Water agt q MaedonIeli
IL faxes Spi1 plaintiff for SO 900.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
ANOTHER MADIsoN.AvE. SALE.

Gilsey Brothers & Co have sold for Flora Ishal
to William L. Sutphin and Andrew f. Gilsey. NJ
154 Madison-ave,, four story dwelling house, on
lot 16xi00 feet. northwest corner of 32d-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
coRTELyoU WITH DELTA CHS

Toronto. Ont, June z2-The Delta Chi Society an
order composed OF law graduates and undergradu-
ates OF the University of North America, COM
meneed its annual meeting here to-day Delegates
from all over the United States present among
1neln being George Bruce Cortelyou Postmaster
General.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Justice Greenbaum appointed Benjamin H. Stein
receiver for the St Paul Hotel Company yesterday in
suit by the Hamilton Bank The receiver is re-
quired TO give a bond Of $1,000
George P Richter has been appointed receiver for
ne rents OF No 265 East l22dst in suit brought by
ADELE Kneeiand, executrix. against M J. Henry ana
others 70 foreclose a mortgage sl4 900 ~
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23

man is ill at a hospital in Havana, Cuba: Mr..
williams taken i'll while visiting III Mexlco
and was on his way home by steamer tfs condi-
ton became serious. and he was conpeileu 20 go 10
a hospital when the vessel stopped at havana
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
FOR FOUR HOUSES, $50. 900.

l. Kuhn has sold for L. P. Seton. No. 2S7 to 293
Amsterdam ave. four four story brownstone apart
houses to P. Herman. at about $4,000
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
ESTATE SELLS EAST SIDE PLOT.

NJ. H. Beringer s. Co. have sold to a client fo
the Kohlman estate Nos. 317 319 and 321 East 34th
St, three four story houses plot 642x9ss feet
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

2sth-st No 3o3 to 3i1 East: Joseph wlodor agt
Pollak & Dubnsky et al: April 26 1908.
2ath-s ST. No 207 to 2i1 East: Jacob Haberman agt
Abraham Siegel; JunH l. 1905 .................. l,
2Ith-st Nos II and 10 East; Campbell &
agt Wells Realty and Construction Company;
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
COPPER comPANy,s BIGGER CAPITAL

Trenton. n. J.. June 22.-The Delamars Copper
Refining Company filed a certificate with the Secre-
1ary Of State to-day increasing the capitaI Of
the company from 10000 to 100000 F. Dett-
mann IS secretary CT the company. and L. Vogel-
stein is vice-president
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
6. r. WILLIAMS I'LL AT HAVANA.

Boston. June "a message was received here
to-day that George Fred Williams former Con-
gresham and former Democratic State Committee
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
Yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court
Cniswick Press. 30. Il Rose-st., Involuntary
I-asher Lathrop. stephen A Powell and o j Mafpne
with claims aggregattng $S22 The claim is made fhot
the alleged bankrupt certain to prefer
sums amounting $4,000 ~
Stanley A Dennis, Of No. 2s0 Broadway. and Arltne
}2n j. voluntary. liabilities. S11,422 assets $50
FetitiCners Indebtedness
years 1885 and 1886: The principal are Craw
sTnith. arlington. " j., $500; Society for
home building and Savings. No 81 Park Row sp5o. a
r II waiting. No. 116 University Place $1,000
lsaE Naierhon. Involuntary. schedules
S26l2 and assets OF SLAB The principal creditor is
wright * Windsor, No. IL Harrtson-st., S1I3 This
Roserio Annatasi No 213 Mott-st involuntary by the
Omaha Packing Company and ether creditors
agsregating sS3i Transfer OF assets alleged.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At IA Vesey-st-By Joseph p Day: 158 Broome-st. n s.
% II OF Attcrney-st 25xIoo; brS
EYiiy. ref; an, due saesaa as: ,axss etc. ,s5l rs.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
Lease for Sale.

EIGHT months rent free to the purchaser Of car AZ
for the suite of Offices formerly occupied oy s.sS
l170 broadway This lease has until October T.
20 run Fur further particulars apply 10 lEs lEssay
BROS. CO.. manufacturers OF Sunlight and li1sesS'
soaps. Cambridge kasx
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
BIG LONG ACRE SQUARE DEAL.
THOMAS j. and MICHAEL J. STANLEY INCREASE
THEIR HOLDINGS IN THAT SECTION.
Part of Marble Hill Bought for ImroUemen-ar Found
for Choice 45th-st D5cellng House.

21o Crotonaave 1s1s-st, 90 2x9e1: sty frame
dwg h; Anna Schwetering + 7 LAVAL ct al; w q
Larned atty Truax. ref amt due. $3.50 81; taxes
etc
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor. the second
that OF the creditor. and date when judgment was
filed:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
Country Property to Lei.

= ROOM HOUSE. JUST COMPLETED; TLisgTD
. BATH. BUFFERS PANTRY ALL M "
MElNTS: LARGE RESTRICTED GROUNDS: FOR ISESi Is
s25. l. +, RIEGEI. -CresSill ,. :.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23

Unfurnished Apartments to Let.
4 oSTH-ST 716 EAST.-Six light rooms BATH steam
lOC heat hot plumbing; finest cheapss''
rents S2S to S26.
nOTr 42G F-snele fat. throughout light ~ rooms:
81 dining room bath laundry, ice box: near PARK st
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments filed yesterday. the |
first name being that OF the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
Furnished Houses to Let-Counfry.

L,AST ORANGE. n. FURNISHED house for sss sesss1 sS
IL rooms and bath: good location; piazza screeh0s'
month. Address s. X. N. p. o. Box 542 y. u
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-07
HOLSTER DRUG GO.
Fort Street

the observance on the part of the pub
lie of all such matters of decorum as
will aid in the cause.
Some of these measures can be put in
force at once by the Board of Health,
if it will do it. Others may require
legislation, and still others will require
the education of the public. 1t is prob
able that the Board of Health already
has the power to require licensed ply
sicians to report all cases of tubercu-
losis coming within their knowledge or
practice. If it has, let it be done. 1t
certainly has the power and the ap-
paratus to disinfect all houses from
which a consumptive has been remov-
ed. 1t seems little less than murder, in
the light of recent Investigations into
the matter, to knowingly allow fam
lily to move into a house i'm which there
has been a consumptive patient, with
out first thoroughly disinfecting the
house. The Board of Health here has
the appliances for thorough disinfec-
ton, and this part of the program Of
war against consumption could be in
augurated at once.
In this land of sunshine, where It is
possible to live an outdoor life the year
around, and where, in fact, to a large
degree the out of door life is lived.
Consumption ought to be driven out
1t can be- too, with an intelligent and
sincere cooperation of public and
health authorities.
The enemy that has to be combatted
though is one that is responsible for
ten out of sixty deaths i'm Honolulu
during the month of December. Think
of it! One-siXth Of all the deaths in
this city last month We're from tuber-
culOss