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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-10

Ths steamship, ssyaaau ana Assl.
eani haih aus lhls mafnlngI hafp lka4
tons u ffelshi hsiaesn lAsm fef lhsss
lslAnas
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-10

~fFf'a y "@@sH"0-f>4 8NF1AAfHHfF
The Governor yestefday signed the
commission Of W. VI. Giffard ne prcsi-
dent of the Board OF Agriculture and
Forestry. Though the Legislature IN
amending the law allowed a salary for
the office. II ala rot vote salary In
the appropriation bin.
President Pinkham Of the Board OF
Health Will hold conference with the
shippers Wharf Committee today on
tho subject OF ways and means for pro-
tecting the public health, as the Leg.
lslature has left the board strapped
for an emergency. like the present
In consequence OF John Duggan's
failure to return from San Francisco
and execute the contract awarded to
him, 1t is likely the building of the
Molokai leprosarium win be delayed.
Dr. Brinckerhoff, the appointed SUPER
intendent. has been ordered from
Washington to modify the spec.fica-
tions so as to bring the cost Of the
buildings within the 100000 appropri-
alton.
Marshal Hendry had Captain Lyman
OF the transport Thomas up before u.
s. Commissioner Hatch yesterday
for obstructing a United states officer
In duty. Captain Lyman denied that
he had cursed the Marshal away from
the ship when he wanted to board her
outside to arrest a criminal on cabled
order. 1t was shown. that Mont, the
master-at-arms. was the offender, but
he said the Marshal would not wait
until he had consulted the captain. On
the advice of District Attorney Breck-
ons both Captain Lyman and Mont
were dismissed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-10

Congressman Hepburn, who arrived
on the nuford With the party of states
men, brings word from bis son-in.law,
Hoy II. Chamberlain the loeal COL
lealor af Internal ReNenua Ar'
Chamberlain IL alill la Washington
with his wife ANA family ana aaes not
expect 10 leaya the capital fof ~ least
three az fur aefks lie vii not hs
back IN Honolulu far "a least slk
heeks from ihs present aaie
ATa. Chamberlain, Nha Nas slightly
III duflas lAe sinVr l. mueh ln'
pfaffd IA healtas as as ala1 tbs ehll7
aren ~ tbs Collector
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-10
OCEANIC MAY SELL.
NOT PRUNE-PICKERs.

]. II. McCarey, one of the Los An
geles sailors" who worked heir way
here from San Diego in the big ship
Manga Reva, Captain Townsend,
wants it understood that he is. no
prune- picker. He objects to an item in
an evening paper which speaks of some
of the crew as prune-pickers, shoe
makers and dry goods clerks.
McCarey is travelling incognito in a
way. He is a waiter by profession.
and, incidentally, according to his own
story, represents McClure's Magazine.
He never saw a ship before in his life
and didn't know the boom from the
forescuttle. Nevertheless, when a chap
in Los Angeles asked him il he wanted
trip to Honolulu at $50 per month
no experience required-he jumped at
the chance.
I'm a member of the Southern
California Waters Association, of the
Bartenders' League of America, of the
International Walters Association, OF
the Pacific Coast Walters Association
and of the International Workers of
the World" says McCarey.
I've also represented Hearst's news
papers and, to tell you the truth, I'm
writing for McClure's Magazine. I'm
a graduate OF Baylor University,
Waco. Texas. I'm something of a
tramp. but l do good business. Now
there have been some remarks about
prune-plckers going as sailors aboard
the Manga Reva. I'm no prune-picker.
or apple-snatcher; I'm waiter. l
worked In the Palace Hotel. Frisco.
was In the earthquake and lost every
thing, you bet. No, sir. there are no
prune- -plekers aboard the Manga Reva;
there are Ave walters and two baseball
players. one 81 the ball players, Fred
Cannon. writes a beautiful hand; you
should see IL. No, he's not a sailor
Right here | want 10 say that Captain
Townsend did not treat us with proper
respect, as one gentleman should treat
another, He used language 10 which
have never been accustomed, l won't
stay with the Manga Reyai I'm going
up ln the sierra as a waiter"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-10


Breckons. the Chinese are too much
for the Federal authorities here in the
matter of crimes.
President Pinkham, Of the Board of
Health, is anxious to have the road
near the Kalihi detention camp put in
better shape and has called the matter
to the attention of the Board of SUI
pervisors.
The rise in raw sugar from $3.50 to
$3.50 per ton was very gratifying to
the local men. The first figure was
the price May 1 and the general short
age, combined with corner in the
market is said to be the cause.
George Lycurgus, who will soon
leave for his old home in Sparta, gave
Greek dinner last night to four of
his personal friends, which was de-
lightfully unique. Soup, fish, roast and
souffle were all novelties and were
heartily enjoyed
There is a wild-eyed rumor afoat
in Chinese tong circles that one of the
factions has imported forty special
made knives for carving up the op-
posing clans. The leaders in the tong
fights are said never to go on the
streets without bodyguards.
Congressman McGavin, "of the State
of Chicago" as he expresses it, states
that he will take up the matter of the
claims of Queen Liliuokalani against
the Federal government in the next
session of Congress. He expects to
call on the Queen and talk over the
matter while here.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-10
trrom Thursdays Advertised, ),

The visiting Congressman will be
taken through the Honolulu public
schools by Supt. Babbitt. Special ex-
ercises are being arranged for.
The order for the lens for the Ma
kapuu Point lighthouse has been plac-
ed but it is said that 1t may be a full
year before 1t can be made and de-
livered here from Paris, France.
Miss Olga Keahikuni Kekauonohi,
one of the younger chiefesses of the
Kamehameha line, died Tuesday night
at Waikiki. The funeral will be held
tomorrow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-10

y. a. sciiAEBER a. co.--fmpsrters
and Commission Merchants, Homo
lulu. Hawaiian islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-10

HONOLULU IRON WORKS co.-Ma-
chinery of every description made to
order.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-10

LEVERS q COOKE tRobert Levers.
II. j. Lowrey. c. NJ. cooke). imports
err aud dealers In lumber and build
ing materials. ONCE, s14 Fort street.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-02
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

There were no yesterday in the Real Estate Ex-
change saesroons Joseph viii offer for sale to-
dav in the rooms 1921 and 1923 Park ave- north
east corner St. five story brick tenement house
Mot 75x2s feet in foreclosure proceeding brought by
Charles Grien other persons against the John Sim
mons Company and others The due is S23 300;
No 217o 10 21S4 Lexington four six story brick
sholses and stores isa10xs0 feet. and also vacant
sce1 % a11xso feet a. the southeast of 1S1st
street and Park ave, foreclosure action brought by
A n Hersch against the Hauben Realty Company. The
r,ount due is about SIS 800 Mr.. Day will also Offer in
foreclosure 236 and 2Ss East 18th St. six story
80, es+bousa with store On a lot 25xlo22 feet for
Samuel CrodginsEy against Morris Seplow and Samuel
woIbsrst The amount due about s21.4oo.
l. 7 Phillips & Co. WIN offer for sale parcel 15x
sG5 feet IN ocean ave. near CEDAR ave. West End. New
Jersey Samuel Marx will market for No. 81 west
Path St a four story basement store front dwelling
house II 5xlO0s feet foreclosure action brought by
the METROPOLITAN Savings against Helene scV'tzer
and other nsrsous The amount about $12,s0o.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-02
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, October /, 1907.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Kroonland. Doxrud. Antwerp and Dover Sep
teber q the Red star Line. with Ala cabin l4l1
steerage and ndse Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Louisiana DAM orsted Copenhagen September
IS TO Funch Edye & Co, with mdse Arrived at the Bar
steamer veneza or. new 2O3 tons). Joub'rt, Mar
seles September s. Naples Is and Almera % to W
and mdse Arrived at the Bar at m
Steamer CaIib Packer GeOrget9wn y C. sePtember
Psssengers Lett &5aTsn9e at s:25
SG!fo to to The Old RomnSn @ IS Co with passengers nd
steamer Brilliant (Ger SCHROEDER Copenhagen septeu-
Der Il snd Shields H. to Philip Ruprecht in ballast Ar
steamer ATmenisn d5rl Aonng III Lye1Pooi ssD:sm.
and mdse- Arrived the Bar at 4:os p m
Steamer hronpTinz Wilhelm (GeEl' Nierich, Bremen
oelrichs Co. with passengers mails and mdse Left
Steamer B9sntontein SBr, Grssgans Calcutta and
Passed sandy nad aooF 797 FphE m WIN 'S
Steamer J L ITckenbaeh dalton. Galveston septem-
with sulphur Anohored , outside the Bar s;55
tember 27 to the Southern Pacific Co, with mdse An
Steamer Aatiias (cubaa5 corneh Tampco September
23 70 the New York and Cuba Mail SIS Co. with nise.
s!ea@fs Paala eGe[2 HeftF'eyer; o1slosuna sweden
Steamer Fagertun CNor) Jacobsen Port Antonio Sep
rived at the Bar at m.
beT Il ManzanO 10 and cienfuegos "a to the New
and Cuba Mail SIS Co. with udse Arrived the Bar
Steamer CouaI Risk Brunswick September g. to the
tine at 1890 M
Steamer Apache, Staples Jacksonville September 2s and
CIlaIeston - 10 the Clyde $ Co. with passengers and
mdse- Left Quarantine at 1910 . m.
Steamer 1Ineisenau BolIe September
70 OeIrichs with cabin steerage pas
sengers and mdse. Arrived at the 1920 p M.
Steamer Saratoga. Downs. Havana September IS
New York and Cuba Mail Ss Co. with 1O3 passengers,
mails and mdse. Arrived at the Far ri 1887 IN.
Steamer Monroe. Hulphers. Newport
folk. the Old Dominion Co, with passengers and
mdse. Left Quarantine p
Steamer Imamum (iSrI. Sigdahl, Sourabaya %.
Cheribon 81 legal August G. Colombo 10 Perrin a. suez
September Port Said 3 Algiers 13 Fayal II
ware Breakwater 30. TO Charles Sinner & Co. with
Arrived the Bar at q IN.
Steamer Inca dD, Beavan. Huelva September 49, with
copperous pyrites the Pennsylvania
ing Co; vessel TO It BOwring CO. Arrived
light breeze; fair: hazy of shore.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-02
A s5ououO WEST STREET LEASE.

S B. Coodae & Son have leased for Edmund Conin to
Samuel Liberty Building, five story structure
on plot feet, north Of West and
cedar for fortytwO total rental OF about
$4,000.
n B. Larku has leased FOR term Of years the five
story dwelling Nos. 407. 415 4l5 West 117th
Julius Friend has leased for long for B. Crystal
L. Eerzig the six story building No. 141
45 West 18th St. e6.1Ox92 feet containing 5000
Of floor space.
Nathan Weiss has leased Charles Brogan 10000
square feet Of in the building No. 27 80
West 10th 81. David Crystal for long term OF
also for the Acme Building Company square
feet Of space in the building No. 81 West
2lst ST. TO cloak and suit manufacture
New-York tribune., 1907-10-02
TRADING In HOUSES.
ONE 9th STREET DEAL.
MarIcct Found for HaSzceU Prop
erty on the Vest Side.

Sales Of dwelling houses feature yester-
day Of the real estate market The most interest
Ing transaction the leasing of the Borg mouse.
No $50 Fifth ave, furnished at a reported yearly
rental of $500 The Borg house adjoins the south
esst Garner of 67th St
Richard Collins sold for Helen NJ. Warner Ethei
s Hazen and Mabel H Smith the three story and
basement brown stone dwelling house. No LIZ East
64th St I5xlc15 feet TO Edward Zellenka, who owns
Nc 1874 adjoining. The size OF the two parcels is
gOx10O feet A B. Mosher & Co. sold for Carolina
p Sutton TO a client for his own occupancy NO.
lgI West liSth st. three story and basement dwell
ing house on a lot 20x1OO11 feet Herbert A Sher-
man sold for J. C. Lyons Building and Operat-
ing Company No 50 Park ave, five story Ameri-
can basement house, lot OXSO feet.
Leon s Altnayer sold for GouVerneur Z. Has
well of New Hampshire. executor OF the estate Of
Charles H Haswell, to client, the fVe story
American basement dwelling house, on lot about
17xlO22 feet, known No 3A West 18th st. be-
tween West End ave. and Riverside Drive Adoiph
Wald is the buyer.
NJ. & l. Hess were the brokers who leased for
Samuel We'll TO Henry A Dix & Sons Company
the .ontire twelve story and basement loft build
ing No 1i6-l1s West 14th ST. and containing 5000
square feet for a long term of years. at rental
aggregating $4,000
New-York tribune., 1907-10-02
SENATOR COOPER sgLIsI 1e.c-

stokes & Knowles have sold for Fred A Besse,, .,
client the three story and basement stone fron, hs
no $50 Greene ave. between Sumner and Lewis ave,
on lot 1S6Xloe feet tract OF 934 acres near por+
1eIlerson Suffolk County for Senator Charles Ccono-
and Nennette F. Pelletreau, Z client This rrone-t
"lH be intersected by the proposed automobile biphva
FOR the Realty Associates. a client five lots com,
prising looxlOo feet the southwest corner Of Fr, "a
Forest aves. Ridgewood. TVVenty-nine lots a, A,o
ana East 22d st, owned by Messrs Hart ana 7rr,. .,
Manhattan. IN exchange for apartment house a, No
l"S7 Bergen st. the property OF Robert A. Westawav
Tor The Jamaica Park South Realty Corporation III.
ioio"ing lots: Fourteen lots In BaRa st 10 Pbufn
Mason two lots In Green 10 Frank c. Thorne two
lois IN Green St TO Thomas NJ. Yenks A plot about
ioVxolHvXeS feet the side OF stenbn
St afcut a5 feet aouhwestery from Forest ave Rt5ee
WOOD Tor the Long Island Suburban Realty CORPORATION
10 Leon Luft plot about 2O0x7Ox2OOx6l feet on the
southeasery side Of Summereld ST. about 5 feet north
eastefy from Forest ave. Long Island Suburban
hfat'y Corporation. 20 Joseph sH De BragEa A Mot
-Szlo" feet in Decatur abo 800 feet from the
westerly corner formed by the intersection OF Forest ave
ana decatur St. for the Long Island Suburban Realty
corporation 70 Frederick Hummell A Mot ooox1oo
ieet IN Decatur ST. about 325 distant from the corner
Formed by the norhwesterly of Decatur 81 ana .b
no-theaEtery side OF Forest ave- for he Iong Tss,5
e"oofoan Realty Corporation. Lille Heinemann
New-York tribune., 1907-10-02
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Bremen. Oct l. m-Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse (Ger)
New York via Plymouth and Cherbourg
Bremen. Sept 80, m-Barbarossa Ger New York IA
Plymouth and Cherbourg. ~ 80
Gibraltar, Sept 80 m-Prinzess Irene CSnr, Nc.y
York for Naples and Genoa. 80 '0'
MarseilIes. Sept 29-America (Fnr). 'New York
Antwerp, Oct /, $50 m--T1nland. New York vim
Dover. 80
Melbourne. Oct 1-Boliviana Br). New York Via Ere
Pernambuco, Sept 29-spartan Prince CBr). New York
for Santos.
SAILED.
Liverpool. Oct 1-Lucania (BD. New York Via Queens
N'''
Scily. Oct l. $50 nl-Graf Wadersee Ojer New yoy,
for Plymouth. CherbOurg and Hamburg
sagrs Sept 8o-Europa DAM New York for Naples and
Genoa. "4'1
Genoa, Sept 2saCampania Utah. New York
Boulogne Sept IS p m-Potsdam Dutch. New YorL
Bermuda Oct l. 1l:30 m--Bermudian CBr), New York
New-York tribune., 1907-10-02
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS.

Destination and steamers. Close In New YORK
Hawaii Japan. Corea, China and Phil
ippine Islands (via San Francisco)-o
Siberia 'OSt = o'oop IN
Australia except Vest, New Zealand.
Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia (via Vancouver and VIC
toria C1-AIoana- OCT O. o:OO N
aSds STa seattie1-Tango Oct TO- 500 m
Hawaii Japan Corea. China and Phil
China Oct II. ooop
FFsncisco)~Mariposa Oct r. 800 m
New Zealand and Australia Except
WesO New Caledonia tva San
Francisco)-GoHanburn oct 20. 500
dressed onyj 5vis seattIe5TTe1nont 21. eoopm
Japan Corea. China and Philippine Isl
snds (y1a Vancouver and Victoria,
C)-Empress Of China. Oct "a 800
New-York tribune., 1907-10-02
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

James Boyd co. have sold Nos 100 and III Ess,
ll6th st. new entertainment hall. with many lodge
f.eznat for Adler & Sderman H b Grosman.
.. yanowitz solo No 2i7 East e9th st. five story
AsthouFe, lot 2o5x1o05 feet Michael Mayer TO
Michael GiIu
: B. Goodale & Son have sold for Simon MYERS M
- Mest 4eth s' three story dwelling house. or lot
16sNloo5 feet between broadway and sth ave
4 Elkan & Co. have sold for Joseph Well and Archer
MOTIFS the plot 6Sl41 feet the side OF T3rcv
DulaIo' loo ieet south Of 2a9th St In exchange Well
ana MOTIFS take No 24O 30 ave. Mount Vernon four
story hathouse Also sold a Mr Doom a Mo. 5Ox1oo
feet IN Jefferson ave. Is feet from Doom ave
New-York tribune., 1907-10-02

ENR SAlAE-An ideal all year home and investr,art
u property az bargain; north shore Long IssDd ~
miles out hne large residence. ali modern
,ehts, double parlors; hall 36xS feet: dinIp~ roor,
hS pamrya AM eonseTyatory and spacious verandas:
ing and exceptionally pretty library az feet snuara h
windows on all tour sides Colonial style 6nishe5 in aid
OAK carriage house and stable acres az erourd
or which may be cut into city without interrin
win resiueice. Whlch stands OF about
surrounded with large and beautiful shade ornamental
@ @ .reSs 9Vo running feet of choice
varieties and bearing; pretty lawns
rose trees and other flowers: feet frontage ON man
ai'oloulIe dhorouShtare within mile four railroad
soallonsc c SO YARDS or Sound: ordered abroad
Office. IVA "'' iFiodAe
NJONTCBAlR n. J.-New houses 81 800 ss aDo
VI $1,000 $1,000; healthest suburb. schools
IRA NJ TAYLOR WATERHOUSB. OPP. Iackawann
station. MoEtclar N j.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-02
THREE BIG TITLES TRANSFERRED.

William Rhinelander took yesterday TO No 6s West
18th st 20iozas 8 feet from Eleanor P. Palmer end
C-e1rgianra Smith. $4,000.
Christs Mission took title 10 No S3l West o7th st.
"a 6xlO05 feet for nominal consideration.
William got title TO parcel 362 feet rTeg-
lar at the northeast 51st and 4th from
Potter and another person. The parcel carries
2 mnrtgare Of $1,000
New-York tribune., 1907-10-02
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

v.nnette F PelIetreau Co. have sold TO the Clarke
Realty Company for improvement plot with 'front.'
age of 40 feet on the side OF Woodruff ave-. be-
tween FIatbush ava and Kenmore Place. Brooklyn The
purchasing company viii erect three four story apart
nnent houses the site
The Leonard Moody Estate Company has sold for
the Briggs estate No so Jay Brooklyn. three story
,nd basement hricl< nathouse on lot 22x102.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-02
SAILED,

Steamers Kaiser Wilhelm II tGer Bremen; Bodo CNor).
Port Antonio; Dungeness CBr. Savannah; Southwaite
Qr Norfolk; Kasenga Cr), Singapore. Kobs etc; Del
more (Br). Melbourne; Regina (Cuban), Havana; Cev!c
tBr) Liverpool Huelva CE3r). Philadelphia; FL
Galveston; Princess Anne Norfolk and Newport news
City OF Atlanta. Savannah; Correnes (Ger) Barbados
Pernambuco. etc. Alamo. Galveston Larner barge
Chenango Port Arthur; Porto Rico, Baltimore Pawnee
va ROstO
New-York tribune., 1907-10-02
A MOVING PICTURE SHOW PROJECT.

Plans been go with Buildings Superintendent
Murphy the installation OF moving picture snow
on he ground floor OF Hotel Saranac, Nos 145s and
1851 Broadway owned by the New Amsterdam Bank
but vacated some the show being for the
Countess Maria dIiauterves lessee It will occupy
New-York tribune., 1907-10-02
TO IMPROVE FouRTH AVE. BUILDING.

Plans have fled strengthening the old-tash-
story dwelling house ct the southeast corner
o. 4th. ave- and 10Th st. making IL into oft
snd store building the improvements being nade for Mau-
rics Weinstein
New-York tribune., 1907-10-02
Notice of Summons.

(HTY COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW YoRK-NOR-
~ man T. Kerr Plaintiff, against Elgin name
Samuel being fictitious deIendants real first being
with nptice.--Io the above named defendant You
hereby summoned 10 complaint in this action
and 10 serve copy OF on
torneys within ten days after the this sum
mons exclusive of the day OF service your
failure 10 appear answer. Judgment will be taken
complaint " >
Dated New York. the 3Oth day OF September. 1907. Z,
BASGOr & RNAl.I. Plaintiffs Attcrneys.
Post8iaSe address and office. No. 500 Broadway New
To Samuel ]. Elgin the defendant: The> foregoing
amended summons IS served by publication pur-
Sueit 20 an order Of Hon. William H a
Justice OF the city Court the CITY New York dated
the 18TH day OF September 1907 on that day
WIN COPY OF the complaint in the Office Clerk
or the city Court OF the City New York In the
Brownstone building No ~ Chambers street in thc
borough OF Manhattan In the City York in the
Se OF New York. the original having in said
once with the attachment papers herein on the
day Of september
Dated Manhattan. New York city, September 3Oth 1907
BAGGOTT < RYAII.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-02
DEAL IN THE pennsylvania SECTION

Is crystal Son have leased 10 a Mr. Robins the s,,,
ten story building. Nos 291 293 9TH ave for a ,
OF i"en'y-one years The building is on plot 4o.1oo
New-York tribune., 1907-10-02
WIRELESS 'REeosrs

st - An1'ae m Thleh reported TO Cape Race on Monday
fe-led % dock about --NSh' 70 CA
Are Pfetorias which reported 70 Sable rs.anA =. oo
peeled 10 dock about p IN THURSDAY ' a. eh-
- '-dric which reported TO Cape Race M roon 80.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-02
ACTIVITY AT SOUTH NEW YORK.

Wood. Harmon & Co. sold yesterday TO Frank Heren
five lots IN addition No 8. South New York Staten ISL
ian ana IN addition Adam r Ritter. four lots;
Alexander W I1en1pster two lots Katherine Krug
New-York tribune., 1907-10-02

terday 1130 miles Of Sandy Hook is expected
TO dock about a Friday.
The Carmana, which 20 Siasconset passing
the Nantucket South Shoals Iightship 1:30 N Is
expected to dock about 7:3O a to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINTATrRr AI,r.n,.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises 5.5e sun 8: SO Moon rises 1o54 ~
HIGH WATER.
a M-Ssrdy Hook 3:44 Gov Islans A.rsltE.,, 90. 80.
' A "'0'iNO'. isIahd 40 Hell Gate 8:l3
New-York tribune., 1907-10-02
Brooklyn Property for Sale.

NOR RENT.-Furnished residence double detached
Il from Now LIST June list: grounds 100 by 115
stable: electric lighted
70 premises. 15S South Oxford St. Brooklyn
"a Improvements; location. Bay Ridge Brooklyn. near
he Shore Road. overlooking the bay price, SIG5OU
Address Box So Madison square Branch
MUST BE SOLD this week at sncrihee. 635 Park
vi place story double brick building. 3Oxl3i; q
rooms; bath to each apartment; latest improvements
steam heated; rents 2304; price S10.750 33s West
f5th 81, Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-02
Real Estate.

BUILDINGS AT COST.
Entire charge OF all kinds OF building operations
undertaken Plans, specifications. construction super
intendence. supplied Materials furnished Cor
All at net cost TO owner plus percent
Loans real estate Investigate l3o4 Broad@ay.
WRITE for descriptive Book OF Factory Plans & HSv
w Model Factories-sale rent. LONG ISLAND C4If
FACTORY co. New York Offices. 14O Nassau street.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-02

\ EMBELLISHMENTS ana subscriptions The Tribune
n received at their Uptown Office. No
pe,%een 'oth and 3Th SITS until o'clock m Adver
tsnsnts received at the following
iaF ono" rates untu O'Clock VIZ =64 Sh
= = COT I'D st los 9th 18th o. East l+th
81. 2ol West 42d ST. between
West l25th st 1888 ID between 10Th and 18th
lus6 Sd ave. 6lst ist ave near Sgth St;
49, East ls5th st: 75S fremont ave: $50 81 ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-02
Furnished Houses to Let-Countrg

4 14-RooM new house. thoroughly furnished.
q n sponsble party. in exchange certain
served. with board. for two. OVERLOOK. LaTchmont
New-York tribune., 1907-10-02

JIyNGLEWOOD. y. ito in the Lyceum Build
Il ing. Palisade avenue and Engle street two
m from New trolley 20 130th street ana
fve railroad station four large rooms
which be subdyided TO suit tenant ana are "elI
adapted offices OF corporation; rent incluoes
$1,000 JOHN Z. MILLER,
street. New York CITY.