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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22
Trent Trust Co.

II M decided ny the Judge tho
AphuoI lloUrd or principals In tho
dIAlrIcl shall furnish teachers uF
buOla or appliances noeaAHNlN tor
the proper education Of auoh children
WI may ho detained, y
rho superintendent Of this House
shall be \ member Of the Juvenile
Court aud appointed by the Judge
thereof
rhp next IN Il copy Of House WI
No, lng, pertaining to The estobllah"
mont of II Juvenile Court IN eneh
County
The provisions Of this bill arc very
we'll known by tho world aud need
Not ho reproduced here,
AullIen n ~ HHy lhnl they hru on
trNIy humane, sympathetic, adequate
~ conception Of The thIld'B neeeRHl'
toH
once IN n while the Lord produces
n mgn Hike Judge Lindsay, 10 Offset
tR0f cruelty of others who nro IN
charge Of A Glass Of People Who Are
oHB IInderRlOOd and More Cruelty
Treated Than Any Other Cl0gH IINa
hyor Been, Slaves Not Excepted
We Hre IN receipt, also from lle
came source, of three interesting
pamphlets, one Of them illustrated
fnliIIod "The Problem ~ The Chll
dron," ~ Report Of The Denver ~
yoHilc Court" and "l'be JnVenlli
CouH LAWS Of The Blale 0f Colo
tado,"
Those contain some highly inBruG
tive md surprising roadl0g ana
ebnlI make eopiOua extracts from
them NJ different times, M occasion
HriHos
For VIZ Mem 10 Keep W TIL
FlEhl Right Here ltntiI the Cblldroi
N Hawaii ArG ~ Well PROVIDED
FOR IN Every way ~ Tbose Of Colo
rad0, Some NJ The best publication
IN the United Btnteg, including man,
newgDHDera, have given their column
10 fbe Cause NJ tho Children, and n
the BH ct n Wag The first II
eH0nse lbig eauge and has aJread
geOred one Legislative gueeegs fsDaI
~ " ~, ~ ig only fitting That !
should Keep tbe Waltef uD
ADd ny DereeieBey and iter0tl0
md reifer1ii0n We shall ret tb0e
vino DO not Fare, into our way, ]
only 10 Fet ride Of ~,
Tie ancient man fold " IN Script
uro helped bis feIIowsmaD ~ lam bf
Gagse " bts "lmDOrluBity"1 and =
We may pet some things We Keep asI'
iBR for,
A great many things We 30 not 4
I
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22
STOCK EXCHANGE
RESUMES BUSINESS
WITH PRICES FAIR

Tho Honolulu stock and Bond I'M
change ro0ponod TIA aeaelonh today
after tho usual midsummer vacation,
The atook Hat shows that u Rood
hlt Of hueInoaa waR done during the
eft dNNa and that the tendency OF the
market waa upward, oahu railway
hNa taken sharp advance mdef tho
influence Of the extra dividend ana
The report that There may he thfth'
or Ineronao, WnlnluO hNa sold strong
NJ SfO, and taken M u whole the mar
kol IN IN coed shape A good blsed
total Of Iowa stock was marketed anu
Hawaiian Commercial Ia small aunt'
| Ity from san l'runoIeeo WA Hold ut
$40 Ookala sold IT w llonokNN ~
Slolg and poNuhNu At &lb,
The general feelIng N That the mar
kot viii looBen M Under The influence
Of The returns from tho sugar erop and
the good prospects, for next year, II
IN probable that The conditions on the
mainland win have much To 90 VIII
the freedom with which the loehI
banks advance money on The stocks
FOR The amount that banks are rohdS
TO loan IN what mNkoH Tho Honolulu
Hool market,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22

whom the question Of what rs n
Christian priHier2 n dfelded, Tho sue
eegsfm authority might take q hand
N iIiRt
~ fbe GATOR 0f Tho Army agd Navy
j0UfHmi
n Tho ir0GD turns 0ul Tor inspection
IN bIue uniform win long trousers
white gtGyos aBd dress caps, abd Tie
eAplain WeaFH DIVE drab Win cam
paigH bot aBd legRiDgs, a1d tbe 0rsl
lieutenant WegrB olive drab Win loBp
trousers and cap, wliat " tbe Uniform
Tor NE second IielHeBaBl, or N 0tbei
words, when viii fba word uniform
e0asg ~ bG u mshGHer aHd u uniform
order be- GnfgPGad7
BEyEH BUTTOks on HtB Full
Dlti9BB corr,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22
RIFLEMEN ARE
tH gTILL
-
MAKING SCORES

on account Of The fact That not nll
tho competitors IN The rlllo shoot OF
he National Guard for The medal Of
rerod by Tho National Rife AaBoea7
lion have eomnIpted Ihelr scores, u
general order bas been issued by Col
onoI sam Johnson extending tho tlIlie
" The shoot through JuIy ~, ~ ana
"a, The Ave mon VINO came ~ from
Mo ~ compete are dolHR illelr SHOOT
lDg today 10 lhHI lGy can leave Oh
the Sinnu for home tomorrow,
CAPTAIN ThouHs CummDs says mat
The men nro doing eSoelcot shooting
and some high ReerGB hfe being maze
81 far there $50 two men VINO nave
ayeraGeg ~ A md there ls going 10
be- some dIUieufy III determining
whose spbro N IN batter on account
0f The hIgh wind That WIS blowing
yesterday there WAS some fHlIlbE on
IN lle scores made The targets Were
NJ blown down during The night
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22

are not dono because we didn't know
they ougNt to- be- dono and many
things we do, we de- because we
didn't know they ought to be dono
1t win he our duty to Inform 9TH
ers, meludmg that wellslnIomed
claes OF perponM the teachers, what
the greateVt and best men and wom'
On think about corporal punishment
leGorp aohoola and the nNughtlneas
of children In genomh
4, a. a.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22
HON, BEN u, LfNDSAY'S
WORK IN DENVER
h m m M m mm Nd Nd Nd nd MI nj m In

" NJ w w ~ " W W ~ wv 3" ~ ~ w w " ~
1be H. u, N indebted 10 judge
Ll9deey FOR typewrllieD cOpy Of
nm Act 10 Provide for Detention
il0uso IN lGacb County ana IN Each
Municipality known and Designated
IA Guy gBd County within THE
state, IN winch There Aro one lI0D.
bred Thousand Or More IhbabllHnts
and 10 pr0yido for The Maintenance
Thereof and " ItopcaI All hets ~
pafs u Nets inconsistent Iioro'
with"
rms detention house ~ be con
dueied IN connection with The jUye
Gilf court NJ tho BHf1e County -=- III
caring for ~ CORRECTING my children
coming under its Jurisdiction or need
Iag any Fueh care,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22

Honolulu has difGully N following
moro fhm ono enthusiasm NJ DE
game time, Despite HE public bniId.
ihg ste ana the QgeenB Hospital, ana
the drug contracts without bids, II Is
well 10 remember Ibat 10 improved
gtoamglip service rs necessary 10 \
good tourist business Ibis winter,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22

popular alVerNmeW viii not
attain TIA ideal until Il becomes
q point OF honor tor political lead
erS not to make their political
fortunes the teet Of their action"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22

lack London rs studying Eools Oh
the slopes NJ llaleakala, May tho
President decide lhat be must come
and SOC for hIugoIf, i0sl 10 prove mat
IaGk does not know how
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22

n N expected tbat the report ~ ne
tBtGgsat8te Commerce Commission,
witch WI room be made public, VII
contain some bot shot aFalDst jIarrl-
,uaHg stock jGbblHg operations
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22
sec0on Director. q, u, Weather Bureau

y, H. Peitje has received q eabie'
gram from Vancouver Mas01a statlHR
thai the remains Of percy HEilbah
have been placed 90 bCard tbe NoaDa
ana VII be IN fbH care ~ Dr. ItoWait
Tbe yeggel N dHe " arrive BGzt lat
uvday, ana the funeral VII DrObabjy
lalge place - he following Sunday
The naturalization ease 0f GeofEf
IpedieE, witch Wa8 vet for his morn
lBg before Judge D0le, was continues
until next Monday morning.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22

Between druggists md doctors lht
Qufen'a Hospital management shoilo
soon be- able 10 come 10 an under
standing NJ what itR friends ana on
eWlas think should be- done,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22
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HONOLULU WEATHER 4
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- 1HlF asf
Temperatures q q, ~, 73j y ~ ma
~, ~ D. M 10; noon, W.; morning
minimum, ~
Barometer, 4 o, Nh 1893; absolute
humidity, y D. ~, 7G33 grains per
cubic foot, relative humidity, y ., ~,
n per cent, doW point Y H. ~, ~,
wind & H. Ma velocity ., direction
N, vi 4 D. H., velocity ., direction
NJ ~; 10 H. M velocity ~, direction
N, w., noon, velocity 0, direction u,
RaInfalI during N hours ended y .,
~, ~ inch
T0fai wind movement during ~
hours ended NJ noon, 207 niles
WIN u. gTOCKMAk,
gectioB Director, y, Il, Weather Bureau
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Payable in Advance,
Eveninp Bulletin,
Territory Of Hawaii,
Honolulu, sa'
E,vat Iuaioinl Cireuit.l

4, e. i00kpA, lluamese Manager
Of tho nutetIn puhlIahMg Company
Limited, heinz first duly aworh on
onth depoaea aud auya That the lol'
lowIng Ia u true aud correct state
mout Of the circulation Tor the wee',
cndlng Friday duly ~ lNNG on
the Daily and WeekIy Editions OF 'Na
Eyanlug liulletlujra
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22

Another decision has boon olled
IN The public building site bus less
The only question now n, whether
lhlB settles w.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22

lI0Da0ka, . bOtoIsHooDeF u KabHW,
diod hast THegday, 6td hjs funeral win
one NJ lbe Iargesf seen for y lopg
time, Ne Wag n yea# Old NJ tIle fige
IT his death, About q month ago he
deceased underwent 10 operation w
Drs. KObayasbi, DiDegag, BORA ana
! ORAWA.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22
TOR GAIEi

A modern, thfce.be1f0om cottage
snd go6d.sized l0t situated In best
residence section 81 Honolulu,
W. are authorized W sell this
property very low for cash Particu.
iaFs VI our Office,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22

Average daily circulation .,,n solp
Circulation of Weekly Bulletin 40
Tuesday, July 10, 1907 .ry Hs'a
Number Of weeklioa delivered on
Island Of Hawaii alone,,,.lGfd
Combined guaranteed average
circulation it.tftrtltrLl bhUh
BULLETIN PUBLISHING co. lTllp
by g, q, BOCklH,
business Manager,
BubaoHhed aud sworn to before mo
this goth day Of julyAhhd
faGALl D0mInl, 1907
r. II, HUltNBTTI9,
Notary Public, First judicial Circuit
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22
Books, BOokisll
People and Things

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New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
CHOICE PARCELS IN DEMAND.
FEW SALES OF OLD TENEMENT HOUSES AND UNIM
PROVED SUBURBAN PLOTS.
Money Realty Projects than Many Still
Prominent an Private Sales Market

stating it, and after all il only fair to count what
has been planned in Brooklyn we'll in Man
haitian and The Bronx. Brooklyn. in exceeding last
years appropriation by . per cent, brings up the
general average but Manhattan has fallen 80 per
below last years record of the estimated cost
of buildings planned. Aggregate figures Tor
both buildings and alterations in the three bor-
oughs S167 O0OoO for the ten months of 1907 to
compare with sos 100000 for like portion of 1906
We did only hundred and twenty-five million in
the same months of the year 1904, but in 1905 the
mark stood at two hundred and twenty-six million
by the first of November But plans are not
turned into finished buildings within the calendar
year in which they panned-not by a large per-
centage. Much of the work planned in 1905 vas
not closed out until this spring summer. so it
would be quite fair when running historical paral-
lels pitch upon to represent the busi-
ness of period of about two years H. then we
compare lsO6-O with 19o4O5 the buildings trades OF
the three boroughs have nothing to complain of
under the head of averases-and some cepehd more
on averages than totals.
Not until recently have mechanics been inactive
in any considerable number, in consequence of the
tightness of money. The trades which have been
checked down most are those which have 10 40
with primal construction such masonry in its
several branches: while those connected with the
finishing of a building have noticed but little
diminution of pressure until recently, the opera
tions which gave them employment were financed
before the of the money pinch. Notwithstand-
ing the holding back of new work, there Is still
great deal in hand. Brick building is within 90
per cent OF normal and this work represents for
the most part contracts newly begun and newly
financed OF recorded conveyances of real estate
in Manhattan for the first ten months of the year
there Is ASS, TO compare with 632 in the cor
responding period OF 1906. During the last week OF
this term which week of panic in banking
circles. the number ten less than in the corre-
spending week OF 1906. In The Bronx for the ten
months that have passed there have been 675 con-
veyances recorded. compare with 7Sl, the record
made last year. AS pertains 10 money loaned on
bond and mortgage. so far as mortgages filed repre-
sent the total business under this head, there is
a nearer approach 10 agreement in the figures rep
resenting the two years. The difference is only
about 10 per cent in Manhattan and The Bronx to-
gether whereas the loss in plans filed is 81 cent,
and the falling off number of conveyanceS
recorded 80 per cent. Great has been the amount
of money loaned real estate this year, far
the records comprehend it-S467 1900 in three of
the five boroughs-the total has been insufficient to
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
NO. SO EAST GATH STREET.

tenement and apartment houses q
better rental basis. And the same be said
about most of the improved parcels in The Bronx
In Brooklyn values have been ridicuously low for
years because IL difficult task until recently
70 get big investors to buy Brooklyn property, as
Manhattan and Bronx property appeared TO them
70 be much more attractive and more profitable TO
handle. Most Of the business properties on Man
haitian Island and in nearly all the other sections
OF the city are leased not the monthly plan.
but for a long term CT years, and the earning
power Of such properties does not quickly depre-
ciate unless business depression is widespread re-
suiting in many business failures
There Is probably no market in the world where
aI-alrs are so quickly readjusted or strengthened
as the real estate market. For instance the ma
J9fliy OF builders and realty leaders of this city
De1aihe aware over a year ago that large sums
- money which were usually loaned for further
if- building operations could no longer he had
ii '--at purpose unless an unusually large bonus
Wa iaia II ssch bonus had been paid the nro-
posed realty operations would have been so
pianned ano launched as 10 be doomed To failure
The realty leaders and builders refused to ha
come party TO any such transactions and thev
Immediately but quietly abandoned their nrorosad
projects and turned their attention to oneratin,,
Tor the time being exclusively in improved prop
erty. In the mean time the few weak nIac@s in
the market have been strengthened
1.-The Real Estate Record and c,,aan -
article about the real estate market ~ a., - - -.
ISSUE in part. follows:
AS ten months of this building year bs,a ,,...,
its relative standing has been substantially se,d
Measured by projected plans filed in the tbroa ,,,
cipal boroughs for both alterations and neu h,,,,
ings. the year 1907 is but fifteen per cent beb,nd
years record This s the most cheerful way os
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

The number OF realty transactions reported last
week was small No expected a vigorous
market, and therefore the character and the vol
ume of the trading caused no surprise. The bud
get of deals perfected included a change of own
eTship OF several large modern apartment houses
the West Side north of seth St and the sale
of a number of fine dwelling houses and also sew
eral business parcels. Moreover, record lease
affecting a parcel in 34th St. between 5th and 9Th
aves.. made in the week. In the auction
the majority of the properties offered were
unattractive to investors and were either bid in
withdrawn. Such Withdrawals however. do not
Indicate that most investors have little ready cash
and that the realty outlook is far from being
bright They simply show that buyers want at
present only the best investment parcels and that
opportunities TO purchase such properties like
ly to present themselves many times this year in
the auction rooms.
stringency of money has affected realty trad
ing for more than ten months. and in that time
many owners Of high class improved or unim-
proved property have sought market in the auc-
ton rooms for their holdings, and, so far as could
be learned. at the time OF the sales the sellers
satisfied with the prices paid for the parcels
The only disgrunted sellers those who offered
old tenement houses which were in need of i'm
mediate repairs, or plots lots covered with
much rock and far from the City Hall. Since the
recent financial disturbances the stability of the
real estate market has induced many persons
with money invest TO lend their money on bond
end mortgage or to offer II to some builder or
Grafton There is therefore more money for realty
operations than there has been at any time In the
last ten months, and this money situation as re-
CARDS the real estate market, is likely TO continue
to improve.
Some brokers are not able TO see this change
for the better which has recently taken place
IN the real estate market because the recent imam
caaI disturbances have somewhat impaired their
vision OF realty matters- Because of this impair
rnent Of vision they think there is likely to be
big decrease IN realty values in the near future
that hundreds OF owners, falling to get mortgages
renewed or extended. Will be forced TO sell their
property at large sacrifice, that building opera
lions VII be practically at standstill and that
the entire local real estate market will receive
such q staggering blow that It will take It long
time TO recover from the effects Of it Could
sioonlier picture Of the probable realty trading
IN the future be drawn? The Dowlings. the
Chesebroughs, the Levys and the Morgenthaus OF
the realty market hold such views. They know
ss every careful student of realty affairs does
that the majority Of Manhattan business buildings
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
TO SELL THE S1RANAC.
Hotel VIII Be offered at AUCTION
on Thursday.

The Hotel Saranac. formerly the Rossmore Hotel
No. 1857 to 1861 Broadway and No $50 to 59S Sew
enth ave, is to be offered at voluntary sale at
noon Thursday in the Real Estate Exchange
SaIesrooms. Nos "A and 16 Vesey ST, by Joseph
P. Day. 1t is owned by the New Amsterdam
National Bank, and is of the best specula-
tive parcels Manhattan Island. 1t will be sold
subject to 100000 mortgage at per cent which
is held by the Equitable Life Assurance Society,
and which is due September l, 1910. The mort
gage may be paid anv time after August 81 1908.
1t will also be sold subject to existing leases
amounting about $4,000 yearly in rentas), which
may be terminated on sixty days notice The di-
rectors of the bank at a meeting held on Friday
decided that up 60 per cent of the purchase price
over and above the mortgage of 100000 may remain
on bond and mortgage for year at per cent
Ten cent of the purchase price is to be paid on
the day of sale, according to the terms of the sale
The premises have frontage of % feet in Broad
way and of 50 feet in Seventh ave, a north line
of 99.f1 feet and a south line of PATE feet. The
property is right in the centre of the principal
theatrical section and the Broadway hotel dis
trict. About a week ago several syndicates and
many individuals offered TO purchase the parcel.
and II these offers that actuated the directors
OF the bank offer the hotel at voluntary auction
sale. From either a speculator's or an investor 5
point of view the property is worth over $1,NoO~
1t would not be surprising if the sale established
high record price for property in the section.
Mr.. Day will also offer Thursday number OF
other choice parcels including the six story store
and loft building at the southeast corner of How
ard st. and Broadway, by order of the trustees OF
the Poillon estate. This will be the first sale ot
the property in 109 years.
On Tuesday. November 10. Mr. Day Will seek III
the Vesey st saIesrooms buyers for eighty-nine
choice lots. known the David B. Cocks prop
erty in The Bronx. These lots have all city I'M
provements and all assessments have been paid.
Some of the lots front in Webster and Decatur
avos. and others in Mount Vernon and Napier
ayes Herkin1cr Place East 233d st. and East Z55th
st The terms Of the sale will be easy as % per
cent Of the purchase price may remain on bona ana
mortgage at per for one, two or three years
Title policies will also be issued free of charge 10
every buyer Maps and further particulars about
the lots may oe had at the Office of Mr.. Day. at
No 81 Nassau St. or at the office Of Mrs. Agnes IL
Murphy Mugan. No 46l East fremont ave. The
Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

Contractor" show that building operations continue
decidedly active; twentynine cities show an increase
varying from 100 to 290 per cent and twenty-five
show a loss ranging from to 80 per cent; IN inc
aggregate the decrease. compared with OCTOBER
1905. amounts to 40 per cent Some OF the prin-
cpaI gains are: Birmingham. OF per cent; Buffalo,
%: Cleveland 29O; Grand Rapids So; Kansas CITY, 20
Little Rock 113; Minneapolis. 12 Nashville. ZIG: New
Orleans 20; Omaha, SO; Paterson 1874; ST. Paul. ~
Spokane ST. Syracuse 140; Worcester III; Wilkes
Barre s6 Among those showing a decrease are: Bal
timore "a; Bridgeport IS: Chattanooga, 3d. Detroit
20 Duluth. 80: Hartford. 43: Los Angeles. a. Newark
20; Philadelphia. so: Pittsburg. SO: Tacoma %: st
Louis
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

keep the army OF builders in full employment New
a city in which the building and real estate
interests Of the highest Importance among a
great number of diversified occupations and they
dominate the business life of the city that any
injury them is felt by the whole city. and seems
also TO be reflected large part OF the coun-
try It was in New York real estate that the money
stringency first noticed and II analoges are
followed New York real estate will be the first TO
feel the revival
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

The four story building No Is catharine slip.
lot 2OxsO feet sold recently by Douglas Robinson
Charles s. Brown & Co. for Mrs. Edith McCreery has
been resold.
H. d. Baker Bro. have sold for Samuel Stras-
bourger the southeast Of Madison ave and
oo 81 siN s'orS elevator apartment house. on plot
75.sX10O feet. Benjamin Nieherg N mart navment
ne gives 10 MI Strssbourger the story apart
ment houses on the north of 136th ST. 225 feet
west of 9TH ave Three Of houses are eacb 37 sx
100 feet and one 25x00 feet The deal involves about
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
TO REMODEL A SYNAGOGUE.

plans have been filed with Buildings superintendent
Murphy for romodeing tho three story synagogue OF
the Congregation Beth Hachneses Anshel Slutzk at
No "a Pike St. tho improvements including the re-
rnovaI Of the third balcony and lettering the
l,rbt and ventilation Herman Horenburser is tho
architect.
boulevard No 156 Second ave. the improvements In
crudtng tho enlargement OF tho large banquet room
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
BUILDING ACTIVITY IN OCTOBER.

Although building and construction throughout the
United states have been exceedingly brisk during sew
erai years past and have set very high record this
volume Is nearly paintained present as indicated
by comparison Of the last month with oc,ober Ieoe
oheiai building reports from nifty leading cities
thFougholt the country received by .Tbe Amer,oon
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
WILL GET HOUSE AS A GIFT.

Mrs George e. Dodge has bought. through Davis <
Robinson from the estate william V Brokaw No
% West 57th ST. a four story stone front dwelling
house on a lot 2Sx1oO5 feet. She intends It s said
90 present the property as gift 10 her dAush'er
Mrs John =. Rogers
II adjoius the house Mrs Dodge occupies. and Is
valued at about $4,000 It viii be altered into an
American basement dwelling house