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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-03
MARINE:


The S. S. Chiusa Maru is to make an
other visit to Honolulu Private ad.
vices are that she is to leave Japan
shortly, for Honolulu, with freight and
Japanese passengers.
LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Honolulu, T. H., March, 1907
The following affects the List of
Lights. Buoys and Daymarks in the
18th Lighthouse Sub-district, 1907:
HAWAII.
Pearl Harbor, Oahu Island, page H.
Entrance Range Rear Day Beacon, a
white structure, consisting of two r.
inch boards crossed in the form of a
windmill, supported by two steel rails,
heretofore reported blown down, was
rebuilt February "a.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board,
J. F. CARTER,
Lieutenant-C Commander, u. S. NJ,
Assistant to the Inspector of the 18th
Lighthouse District.
ISLAND STEAMERS ARRIVE.
The steamers Kinau, Noeau and Ke
Au Hou arrived yesterday from theii
various runs. Only the Re Au Hou
brought sugar. She had 2,760 bags and
also had 757 bags of coffee. Only tha
Kinau brought cabin passengers. Tho
Ke Au Hou brought forty-one deck
IN ccesp eroyc from Lya1.ai morris
WAS SHORT OF WATER.
The German S. S. Tolsan, twenty
two days out from Moi, Japan, for
Guaymas, Mexico, arrived unexpected
ly yesterday morning, short of fresh
water She met heavy weather. The
steamer was supplied and resumed her
voyage at 2 p. m.
LUMBER CARGO ARRIVED.
The barkentine Geo. c. Perkins,
twenty days from Eureka, arrived yes
terday about noon She had an un-
eventful passage. She brought a cargo
of redwood.
SONOMA WILL SAIL.
Of the Oceanic S. S. Co., have received
cable advices from San Francisco,
stating that the S. s. Sonohaa would
not be retired from the Colonial run,
but would sail from San Francisco for
on March 6.
MAKING QUICK SCHEDULE.
The MISUNDERSTANDING S. S. Co.
will inaugurate a 35-day freight
schedule from New York to Honolulu
IN April. On April "a the S. S. Nebras-
kan will leave Salina Cruz for Homo
ulu, on the new schedule. Freight
hat left New York on April 2 will be
to Honolulu by her.
JAPANESE SQUADRON SAILED.
Private advices from Hilo yesterday
afternoon stated that the Japanese
squadron had departed in the afternoon
or Suya.
AoRANGI WILL BE LATE.
The s. S. Aorangi will arrive here
wo days late from the Colonies, as she
topped that time at Fiji, to load sugar. |
The will reach here about the morning !
+ March or else the afternoon of the /
revious day.
MARINE NOTES.
The steamer j. A Cumnins arrived
esterday afternoon from Koolau ports.
The steamers Maui, Iwalani and w. |
!. Hall are due this morning from is
md ports.
A sale of unclaimed and seized arti-
les at the Custom House yesterday
ealfzed SIS.
The schooner Concord arrived yester
az morning from Hilo, with firewood
nd empty bottles.
The transport Sherman may depart
Iarch S for San Francisco with the
ext mail to the mainland.
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On Tuesday, the 18th day Of
March, 1907,

at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. at the
Territory Stables, King street, Homo
lulu. the aforementioned horses. vehi.
cles. harness. safe and Office furniture.
being the chattels assigned TO the SAID
Mrs. b. NJ. Allen by the Territory sta
bles Company. Limited. by chattef
mortgage. the one dated February 20,
1904. and OF record I'm liber 252. pages
42s-433. Hawaiian Registry OF Convey
ances. and the other dated July ,. 1905.
and of record in liber 27s. pages ts2-
495, said Registry.
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THE MAILS.

Mails are due from the foiiovtnx
points an follows:
San Francisco-Per China, March s.
Orient-Per Doric, March s.
Manila-Per Sherman. March 5.
Colonies-Per Aorangi. March s.
Victoria-Per Miowera. March ,.
Mails viii depart Tor the fclloUfze
points as follows:
San Francisco-Per Sherman, Mar. 5.
Orient-Per China, March s.
colonies-Per Miowera, Mar 8.
Victoria-Per Aorangi. March s.
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Two pigs jumped overheard from the
Norwegian s. 5. Sildra yesterday art
ernoon. One of them was rescued oy
a native boat boy. The other was
drowned or escaped.
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The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur
about one hour earlier than at Homo
lulu.
Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours
30 minutes slower than Greenwich
time, beiIg that OF the meridian Of 157
degrees thirty minutes. The time whis-
tie blows at 1:30 p N, which Is the
ga me as Greenwich. o hours minutes.
Sun and moon are for local time for
the whole group.
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JAS. r. MORGAN.
AUcTIoNEER.
ClQ|e| Mortgage Sole

BY order OF Mrs. b. M. ALLEN. OF
Honolulu. Mortgage. I will sell az
public auction
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me. and SW.
Note:-Baron readings are cor
rected for tow Ire, instrumental
errors, and 'oeal ..vity, and reduced
20 sea level. I've ise cloudiness stated
in scale from o {. 20. Direction Of wind
is prevailing direction during "a hours
ending at p. m. Velocity Of wind Is
average velocity in miles per hour.
WIN. b. STOCKMAN,
Section Director.
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NJ Is az is al 7.ss s.sio ssts a
T 50 a.ss l.s s,Oa s.n ss2s &c o. s.za
" q s.2 Is $40 3 . 10 10 8 q 9 % Rise
t Is ass Is IL &c IS 's,57 . 81 . o. g. IS
p IS L. 4 IS IN .oa 10 AZ 9 20 s Os Is
; 2 s.s Is s.sl II sof II 81 8 10 . Os 90
5 81 5 a. IS s2sii2 o. 80. Is Iss Os ss7
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

consisting OF quarter sawed rockers
tables, chairs. lounges, carpets, rugs.
center table. curtains. bric-a-brac, cut
glass, china, silverwcre. dining room
table, and chairs I'm oak; glassware.
stems. etc.
ELEGANT Sideboard.
HANDSOME CHINA CABINET.
VERY PRETTY CARVING TABLE.
All mirrors are French plate. bed
room furniture I'm oak. iron and brass;
bureaus. chifronier. rockers, mosquito
nets.
NEARLY NEW WOOD STOVE.
GAS RANGE;
Usual kitchen furniture. refrigerator.
safe. hose. grass cutter, etc. etc.
JAS. r. MORGAN.
AUcTIoNEER.
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Vehicles

Large iron tired wagonette: sman
iron tired wagonette; 3 seated iron tir.
ed surrey: seated rubber tired sur
rey; rubber tired canopy top surreys.
Z rubber tired phaetons: n low whect
folding top buggies: ? low wheel can.
opy top buggies; 2 canopy top bug
gies; 2 high wheel folding top buggies;
/ high wheel steel tired runabout: two
seated surrey Cwatertownj: J six seat.
ed tallyho: I high wheel canopy top
buggy Side Bar: 2 country wagonss
part trap.
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At my saiesroom. SAL Raahuman
Street.
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Auction Sale
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6. 1907,

At 10 o'clock A. m.
At the residence OF Judge Robinson,
Lunalilo street. near the old baseball
grounds, ] Will sell the whole OF ms
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ISLAND STEAMERS ARRIVE.

The steamers Kinau, Noeau and Ke
Au Hou arrived yesterday from THEN
various runs. Only the Ke Au Hou
brought sugar. She had 2,760 bags and
also had 757 bags of coffee. Only tha
Kinau brought cabin passengers. The
Ke Au Hou brought forty-one deck
passengers from Kauai ports.
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Harness
20 sets single harness; 8 sets double
harness: Gets surrey harness: Mex.
lean saddles; 1 English saddle: sids
saddle: 3 brides: sets double harness.
Office Furniture
/ safe: 2 desks. 4 chairs.
JAS. r. MORGAN.
AUcTIoNEER.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20

ABRAHAM & STRAUS. Brooklyn, advertise their
annual sale OF cut glass. art wares including din
SETS. ~ 'N '0ii
FREDERICK LOESER & CO., Brooklyn invite
attention to a sale OF furniture.
B. ALTMAN & co, Fifth avenue. between s4th
and 18th streets, call attention TO sale of motor
and travelling coats muslin dresses trimmed beta
ana parasols. On Tuesday they Will have a sale
ot furniture coverings dress goods and offer spe-
cia4 values in furS and fur garments on VVednss-
derwear. - ' N"
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE q CO.. Broadway and
18th street. invite attention TO special sale OF
Silks wool suitings. blouses and boleros laces
linens ana women's fur coats.
STERN BROTHERS. West 23d street. are now
showing their importatiOns of Paris and LYONS
silks They also direct attention TO a sale cr
tailor made walking suits at special values vvorn-
ems underwear. gloves. dress goods lace novelties
and lace curtains. ~ ~
LORD & TAYLOR, Broadway and 2Otb s,r.o,
tlrth avenue and 18th street, make a special orr
~ IN, lingerie waists, muslin underwear tncIrdIr
INK petticoats and kimonos. They also diTacf a.
tSilloh TO a clearance sale OF wOmenSs hoa.s
groves furs' fur coats and furniture. S'
CROSS No 30 Fifth avenue. announces ..,o
women. AoA men ana
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
SPECTATORS In MADISON AVE.
PARCELS IN THE LOWER SECTION or THAT THOR
OUGHFARE ATTRACTIVE TO THEM.
SeUa Fifth 1ucnue SesLagc Tolume Of
BuSnes Transacted LastU Week.

been noticeable the same avenue just north of OF
42d ST. Such purchases dictated undoubtedly
by excellent Judgment. 1t is becoming more GER
tain every day that Madison ave- between 9th
and 34th SITS. and between 42d and 50th SITS, will
play the part OF a good second to 5th ave. The
values in 9th prOpOrtionately too high
compared to the comparative servlceability OF the
two avenues for business purposes and as 9th ave
prices not coming down, il follows that Mad
ison prices likely to go up, In fact. It
is probable that Madison throughout Its whole
length Murray Hill alone excepted. viii become
Increasingly a business thoroughfare. North Of
18th ST. II may be expected that the new buildings
wifi consist OF apartment houses. with shops on
the ground floor, and that the old brownstone resi-
dences the avenue will gradually be torn down.
IT looks II Park were destined 20 become,
next TO 9Th ave, the most important private resi-
Dental thOroughfare TO the east OF Central Park.
II is in every way available for this purpose
than Madison The lots deeper. 1t is
wider and pleasanter appearance. 1t IS free
from trolley and will soon be free from un-
derground steam locomotives. Good sites still
be bought tolerably cheap. In spite of the existing
buildings Everything points toward the replace
nent OF the dwellings IN upper Madison ave. by
apartment houses and stores, and the replacement
OF the hathOuses in Park ave. with expensive resi-
dences
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS CONSULT THE 1D-
REFRESHMENTS IN TO-DAYS ISSUE

r. H. MACY CO., Broadway. between s4th
and s5th streets, call attention TO a sale OF flrs
laces, embroideries, handkerchiefs, coats waists,
ribbons, pettcoats shoes, dress goods curtains and
oraperies. They also announce their annual sale
or silverware, cut glass and groceries. On Tues
day they will have a special sale of waists muslin
curtains and women's nightgOwns.
o'NEILL-ADAMS COMPANY. Sixth avenue and
"a street offer special Inducements in large stock
OK dry goods
BoNWTT. TELLER G. CO., West 23d street are
making special offers in their January clearance
sale OF fur lined coats
BLooMINGDALE BROTHERS, Third avenue.
between 18th and Goth streets. direct attention 10
sale or waists. ana Offering special values this
Week in oriental rugs and mats.
SIMPSON CRAWFORD COMPANY, Sixth ave.
nue.. between 18th and Goth streets offer special
sAlues IN turs, Including scarfs and mufs
HEARN, West 18th street announces his January
sais or women's underwear. pillow cases sheets
tapestries and draperies ana 1000 wouen's cloaks
are included In the sale. He also calls attention
20 a sale OF rugs 'NAi
A ID. MATTHEW'S SONS BROOKLYN make a
special offer this week IN furniture siiyerware and
wOmen's and misses suits.
r. J. HoRNER. West 2sd street, offers specIaI
values this week in furniture.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

s. Steingut Co. have sold Cor the Wade estate
No. 22S Mott five story tenement house. 26XlOO
feet, 10 a client who viii improve the premises.
This is the first sale Of the property since 1852,
J. y. kalley & Son have sold for client of f.
A Treadwen Nos IS and 20 Irving Place, two four
story dwelling houses. 52xlOO6 feet.
Voorhees, & Floyd have sold for the Jantzen
No. 200 East SD at the southeast corner
Of East End ave on lot !SSsi M 1.- Ieet y,.s.oo,.
the four story brownstone dN elins house No JOB
West 47th st. plot 20XlOo.5 feet, from r. Dietz
TO Schneider & Bachrach the Noble. six story
elevator apartment house Nos o and o East lZsth
The Louis Meyer Realty Company has sold to
story new law house. on plot iOxlOO feet
Joel Jacobs has sold Nos. l25 and l35 East 18TH
Also Ais SEo sold 10 90 as West 4si ST. four story tene
mTbt & house on aif lot 3I 31as Iee has sold No s
Broadway. a six story apartment house With With
stores on plot 4oKoo feet Ssu feet north OF lSSth
J. Arthur Fischer has sold for y. Taylor Phillips
lot xs feet I F. webeT eT brother Of Joe Weber
the actor and theatrical manager, is the buyer. lie
H Taylor Sherman has sold for James Butler No.
1sS West 44th St. four story broWnstone dwelling
house on lot 226xlOO.5 feet. adjoining the Hudson
Henry NJ. & Joel II. Ribeth have sold for Alex
ander Grant a new hve story apartment house on
the south side OF East lS3d ST. 100 feet east or Pros
pect ave, 4SxssxiS feet, 10 a MI Bauer also. tor
John II. Quirk the two story two family house No
has 80 feet front and will improve II with an
elevator apartment house: also Tor Lewis V. Ia
LOT 25xiOO feet, On the west side of Bryant ave.
about 100 feet north OF l72d St, to Mr. Schlesin
ger.
mann No J9 10 63 West 18th St.. three dwelling
houses. on plot Gs6xi03$, feet; also No Il 70 n
West 18th St. four dwelling houses. plot S7.3x
1898. Oscar D. Dixie Bro. were the brokers In
the sale.
Howard g Baker has sold No Ill TO 115 West 26th
St. two and three story buildings. on plot 5Ox9S9
feet
Harrie s. Lines has sold FOR Mrs. Lillian 3. Nav
the three story dwelling house No. ia West 93d
ST. lot 1SX1O0S feet.
S. Wechsler has bought the southeast corner Of
Lexington ave- and l23d St. five story fathouse,
1Oo1lx35 feet.
r. Pepper has resold Nos. III and 173 East lO5th
St. two iVe story fathouses on plot 50KlO0n feet.
Emil Berger has sold Nos. 1863 and 3l65 Broadway.
a six story hathouse, on plot 40xl0O feet.
The Lathers estate has sold TO Charles Connor
the six story elevator apartment house No Isl East
43d ST, plot 35xlO0.5 feet.
L. Cohen has bought Nos. i04 and 1O6 Essex st, a
six story tenement house. 50Xl00 feet.
Gross & Eisler have bought from Gerhard Schnei-
der Volk's Lyceum hall and the adjoining building,
Nos 2lS and 20 ID St, on plot e0x11l feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
CATTLE MARKET-sY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Jan. Is.-CATTLE-E Estimated receipts 500
head: market steady. heeves. 81 I5us7; cows and
heifers, 81 500 %; stockers feeders A. 40 n
81 75 Texans 81 1884 50; calves S6qSs: HOGs .
Estimated receipts 1900 head market I0@I5c
lover mixed and butchers. So 20qS662iS good
heavy. f64Oqs6 521s: rough heavy. SO mas 40
light SO 25 ass -; pigs S. asa 25 bulk Of saIes
Sc 4o8f6 60 sHEEP-Estimated receipts zoo bea6
81 30. ' '1'OV
Receipts 200 head active ana lower 50 26QSs so
HOGS-Recepts, $500 head active and shade
higher: ishr: heayy Sc so0Ss 50: mixed. Sc s6ass o0
IoTkers 80 30; pigs 81; roughs. s. SOgSs SHEEP
AND All s-Iteeeipts 10000 head; slow: yeariinx
yyeerlnss. IS 4o@Ss5o wethers. s5 5Oas5 Sc: ewes
"a % ass 20; sheep, mixed. S31S5 20
Cincinnati Jan. 19-HOGS quiet; butchers ana shin
SO 75q SO so; So 66QtG 80 CATTLE sead
fair to good sagPeTs 5oq$5 90 common $2aS2 76
Kansas city Jan. 19.-CATTL.ES- Receipts 25O hend-
market unchanged choice dressed beef
g. 4eSs CO. fair TO good 81 26aS5 80 Western scd steers
~ 1bG$5 90 etockes and feeders 50 26aS4 7h Southern
steers s9 5oaS5 o. Southern 81 25aSa 75: native
s2 24S4 20. native heifers 1915 bulls s9 6O9
81 90 calves s3a$ 25 receipts for week. 81 100 head
HOtiS-Receipts. $500 head: lower, ION
g 52,s bulk Of sales 80 42's@s6 80: heavy Sc BOA
se 40: receipts for the week 90 400 head sHEEF~RsS
and yeaTlings 81 75QS6 To- Western fed yearngs s Ts
eTs. So 25QS4 75. u iseu
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
FIFTY PAPERS AFFECTED.
Fire Damages Union Plant Which
Publishes Many in Ne,o England.

Boston. Jan. ia five story building Nos.
l@6-l4o Pearl street. was badly damaged by
fire this evening, and the principal occupants,
the New England Newspaper Union. 7 Silver
man Co, wholesale toy dealers and the Har-
old A. Bond company maChinists' supplies. sus-
tained "A combined loss from fire smoke and
water Of nearly 100000. The greater portion
or the loss fell the Newspaper Union.
which publishes nearly nfty weekly newspa pers
throughout New England
The Union had on the third q nd fourth floors
where the fire ragged with great Intensity a
large amount Of paper stock. type and typeset-
ting machines and several presses While the
Tre did not injure tho second floor. occupied by
Slverman & Co. the water and smoke loss
there was heavy. The Rond company occupied
the ground floor the corner OF Purchase
age.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20

Lewis ST. No III: Psaty & Goldsmith agt Sarah
KatH owners and contractors 21l5 90
1l6th St IT. Of Amsterdam
6OxlO0 il: Batavia and Work
Contractor @ 500 90
9th ave- L. 425: Charles Warn Hoffman
Contractor tor. 6o5 D
Cells. owner: Henry B1kha1dt contrsctor 16a SIS
Broadway. Nos 2i4s ana 2l50; Empire
State Garage. owner; Henry BuTkharit.
tractor lb-' 40
Manhattan ave. W. 10th 72.1Ix
100: Orazio Cagnira Eden Construction
Co. and contractor S53 90
owner; Feidmsn cOnstruction Co. contractor 2lO 90
Riverside Drive e g 600 Of 12Ith st.
T6xs6: NJ. Gray Marble and Slate Co agt
Rutland Realty Co. owner ana contractor -. 1l9 ~
Audubon n. 1920 St. 70x199.
agt John woltoT owner and contractor.... $50 90
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Cathedral Parkway. G52; Morris Jar,ho ct al
ast. Hirschded; January -. $3.50 90
January s. 1907 SIS 7G
Same property; Jarcho Brothers agt. Hirschfeld
& zeeman; November a. 1906 1850 o.
veInber 2i 1905 -. 653 %
Same property; Max Navias al! same:
vember i2. 1905 -. es7 20
Same property: Abraham l. levin came;
November a. 1906 500 90
Same property: Harris II. Trim aEt same: De
cemter :. 1906. 500 %
Same property: Yale & Towue Manufacturing
Company same; November 90 So g
November IS 1906. 1855 40
venber % 1906. s67 90
ast. Max Hirschfed January Il 1897 -, $50 30
10th q =. 100 f. OF Manhattan ave:
20 1906 -. Gle co
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
REALTY NOTES.

There WAS sold at Jamaica yesterday by Messrs
Meynan Booth & Emo a plot OF ground. on which
is modern dwelling house. in Clinton ave, 100
feet north OF Fulton ST. This plot Is 100xs0 feet A
New York investor Is the buyer.
Alfred r. Bachman is the buyer OF the plot of
fourteen lots the north side OF 1S1st St. recently
sold by Mrs. Mary Z. Ward
ave. recently sold by the Stern estate through
Pease & Enan.
Alfred z Schermerhorn has sold at Southamp-
ton. Long Island client for Henry Culver the
latter's property OF about three acres OF land
wiki three houses. at Culver HIN and Pond Lane
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
A sa4o.ooo eulLplNG pRoJEcr.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Supern-
tendent Murphy for a twelve story commercial
building TO be erected at Nos. and East Goth
ST for Philip Braender owner. II Will have a
frontage OF 30 feet and a depth of S2.1O feet with
extension 1t will also have a FACADE OF brick,
trimmed with terra Gotta and limestone having a
five windowed bay extending from the fourth story
10 the roof. 1t is 10 cost $780, William c.
Frohne is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
DIE SAME HOUR, 10000 MILES APART
P. H. Hurley, Aquatic Sportsman, and
Brother Expire Almost simultaneously.
ERy relegrsnh 70 III. Trltrne

Worcester, Mass, Jan 19-It was learned to-
day that Patrick II. Hurley. a well known
aquatic sportsman. who brought out among
others. Ned Hanlon and Edward Ten Eyck. ex-
amateur champion sculler Of the world and his
brother, Cornelius Hurley, died within an hour
or each other, separated by T. 200 miles of land
ana water. Patrick died in St. Vncent's Hos
pital on November "a; Cornelius died in hos
pital I'm East Wood. Adelaide South Australia
on November %, and. allowing for the difference
in time. the deaths wero almost simultaneous
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
ANOTHER DEAL IN MADISON AVE.

The Century Realty Company has purchased,
through L. J. Du Mahaut. No S45 Madison ave. a
four story dwelling house. plot 26x1OO feet. The
same company has resold' this property through
T. R. Wood Co. and Albert =. AshfoTth 70 an
investor. This investor has also purchased No.
345 Madison ave. through the same brokers. from
Margaret L. Catlin.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
WINTER RESORT FOR sAIr


FOR SAIE--WinteT home in OF FlOrida's
beautiful towns: healthy high pine section with
OF lakes having high sloping banks. fine schools and
college golf links. good society, etc The home has
about four with several hundred old crOus
OF all varieties In full bearing pinery. lawn. flowers
palms. etc etc Perfect water supply in all parts Of
the grounds and house House Is we'll built.
large halls pantrys. bathrooms. closets,
porches attic electric lights. Absolutely
pense been spared this place ideal win
ter home but recent death OF the owner makes sale
and the Is offered for less half IT'S
cost. Address II p. WYETH. Dayton and Backhawk
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
JEROME AVE. PLOT IN A TRADE.

Edward J. yelling has sold Nos. 2sS and 265
West 137th ST. six story fathouse. plot Ask
ss.II feet. 10 Charles II. Potter. Mr.. Wollng took
in exchange No 22I5 10 1851 Jerome ave, north
west Of North seven three story fat
houses and stores on a plot I25x7911 feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
MECHANICS LIENS,

9th ST. No. 2Os 70 sI2 East; Peter CaIlan agt.
Maria Wimpie. owner; Jacob n Wimpie con
Avenue Q. Nos 134 and 1873: Louis Karmiel agt
Fannie Siegel and Hyman Schnltzer. owners;
Isaac Aessel. contractor s........-.......--...
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
SALE OF A NEW FIFTH AVE. HOUSE.

Bryan L. Kennedy has sold for Thomas a. r..
Hall the six story American basement dwell
ing house No. 6I2 Fifth ave TO Frederic = Flower,
of the banking firm OF Flower Co. size OF lot
2Sxl25 feet. The dwelling house is a Columbia
College leasehold, The asking price for this lease
hold mas
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20

st AIMS ave. :. 137th St 125 4xI05 IL ir
regular: Anthony G. Brew. trustee agt Schesse
=, al action TO establish ownership; attorneys
Grand Boulevard corner 1891 St - fixI0o. James
r. Hay aet Isaac Heller al foreclosure mortgage
attOrney. b L. Peck
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
Real Estate w anted.
To Let for Business Purposes.
Unfurpished apartments to Let.

nEsIRARLE BACHELOR APARTMENT. Ave rooms
in fire proof apartment house; own
ers resident rent 81 200 Apply to 1anor u
West 18th
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
Furnished Houses to Let.


ENOR RENT-HandSomeIy furnished house East B5th
IL st, Park remainder winter: newly
Temodelled and decorated: bargain. Room So "a
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
LIS PENDENS.

9th 81. 8. 3. ia Il. W. OF Lewis St S4x9I. Julia
d Sturges loans Henry KaIshem .............
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
Observation-Disclosures
NEW JERSEY.

y. %
doc andh indoor sunpa aros eooh O d IRE among
"a" u'e" N sons
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20

A y APARTMENT % seven all light rooms In The
~ BARNARD list Central West; light heat
ana cold storage free. Inquire premises
New-York tribune., 1907-01-20
Brooklyn Property to Let.

= AND ROOMS private hall: steam heat: nne neigh
borhood 500 sl5 Park Place. NOstrand ave
tanitor 500