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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-12
TAXES COMING
IN VERY FAST

The way that the money for the
second instalhnent of taxes for the
present year is flowing into the cof-
fers of Tax Assessor Wilder is very
pleasing to that individual. Up to last
night the amount collected ran to over
$4,000 while on the same date last
year only $55, eco had been paid in. It
was not till the taxes had been col
lected up to the night of November 10,
two days later that the amount col
lected UP to Wednesday night had been
,equaled. Saturday will be the last
chance to pay taxes without the ten
per cent penalty.
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No. 146. TERRITIRY OF HAWAII.

Court of Land Registration.
TERRITORY OF HAWAII to THE
BANK OF HAWAII, LIMITED; C.
b. HIGH; GEO. d. RUSSELL:
MAYME L. RUSSELL; JACOB
HARDY; MARGARET A. DEAN
WILLIAM L. HARDY; WALTER A.
HARDY; TERRITORY of HAWAII
by MARSTON CAMPBELL, az SUI
perintendent of Public Works and by
c.. r. HEMENWAY as Attorney
General; COUNTY OF OAHU by
CHARLES. HUSTACE, JR., as Chair.
man of The Board of Supervisors;
MARY ELLEN MOTT; JAMES d.
DOLE; MARY M. PETERS; ROB-
ERT w ANDREWS; and to ALL
whom it may concern:
Whereas, petition has been pres
ented to said Court by LUCY R. HIGH
to register and confirm her title in
the following-described land:
Beginning at point on the South
west or makai side of Wyllie Street, by
true azimuth, 1922 0O', 294 6 feet, from
the West corner of Wyllie and LiIiha
Streets, as determined by a Govern
ment monument set in the street on a
40 feet offset line to the Northwest
side of Liliha street, and on III feet
offset line to the Southwest line of
Wyllie street, said monument being,
by true azimuth, 300 O6' 30", 1871 3
feet from the Wyllie Trig. Station, and
running by true aZimuths:
(1) $50 81 265 6 feet, to point 1867
OO, GA feet from a driven iron pipes
CD 1902 42', 20O.3 feet, along so foot
street TO a point also 1856 0O, o. feet
from driven iron pipe;
CD 23S' O9', 235 2 feet, to the South
vest side of Wylie Street;
ca 1920 co., POI 2 feet, along Wyllie
Street to the initial point;
Containing an area of $1,000 Square
Feet, being portion of r. p. Grant
1888 Part 2, to L. Andrews, in Kawa-
nanakoa, Honolulu, on the Southwest
side of Wyllie Street.
You are hereby cited to appear at
the Court of Land Registration, to be
held at Honolulu, Island Of Oahu, on
the 10th day of December, A. d. 1908,
at one o'clock and thirty minutes in
the afternoon, to show cause, If any
you have, why the prayer of said pc
tttion should not be granted. And
unless you appear at said Court at
the time and place aforesaid your de-
fault will be recorded, and the said pc
tition will be taken as confessed, and
you win be forever barred from con-
testing said petition or any decree en-
tered thereon.
Witness, PHILIP L. WEAVER, Es-
quire, Judge of said Court, this 9Th
day of November in the year nineteen
hundred and eight.
Attest with Seal of said Court
(seaD w. L. HOWARD,
Registrar.
4ts-Nov. 5, 10, 10, &c.
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SECRET
SESSION
SUGAR PLANTERS RECEIVE AND
DISCUSS REPORT ON LABOR BE-
HIND CLOSED DOORS.

At 10 o'clock this morning the Ha-
waiian Sugar Planters Association
went into executive session to receive
and discuss the report of the commit.
tee on labor, of which E. d. Tenney
is, chairman.
1t was about 1890 before the session
ended and the Association adjourned
to meet at the Chamber of Commerce
rooms at 2 p. m. when Director F. H
Newell of the United States Reclama-
ton Service addresses the planters.
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EXPENDITURES
FOR LAST MONTH
Report of The County Treasurer
Received by Board of
Supervisors.
WIDENING OF NUUANU AVENUE.
Various Small Matters Come Before
~ The Supervisors For
Adjustment.
WIDENING OF NUUANU AVENUE

Treasurer Trents report for October,
presented to the Board of Supervisors
last night, showed receipts of SIS, 274.34
of which $73,S7e SO represented cash
on hand the first of the month. Ex-
penditures were $6O,119, 60, Cash on
hand the end of the month was SIS
154 n, and the balance to credit OF
district road funds $14,333 .01. Dis
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MEETING NOTICE.

The first General Meeting of the
shareholders of the ORIENTAL
BREWERY, LTD, of HONGKONG
CHINA, will be held at the office OF
the Honolulu Brewing & Mailing Co
Ltd, No. 535 Queen St, Honolulu, T
f., on Friday, November goth, 1902, al
10 O'Clock a. III.
CHAS. G. BARTLETT,
Secretary.
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NO HOPE FOR HIM.

Father" said the farmers son, I'll
I was t go t. school for a few years
meBby I'd git up in the world. l might
even git t. be secretary NV agricul-
ture.''
TITS few late fer yew t. go inter
trafnin' fer that job, son. replied the
old granger "Yew know tew much
erbout 'farmin''
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AT THE ART.

An exceptionally fine program with
comedy galore is on at the Art Thea
tire for the balance of the week. There
will be no end of fun over the follow
ing; Willing to Oblige, Heavyweights
Race, Poor Coat, Biker Does the I'M
possible, Gowser's House Cleaning
Red Tapeism, Adventures of An Over
coat, Two Sisters.
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LOST

Mrs. o. w. Rooster lost between
Channel Wharf and Post Office a bag,
black leather, containing about $50 in
cash and khaki bag in which there
were several pieces of jewelry.
Reward of $25 for return to Mrs.
Rooster, Care DR.. Cooper, Telephone
900.
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upon the business which is derived in
the main from the fees from small
estates, with an occasional divorce suit
thrown in to help out The higher
class lawyers will, however, be strong
for the plan as a rule.
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TO the Creditors of Herman F. Sin
ger, of Honolulu, Island OF Oahu, Ter
ritory of Hawaii
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day Of November, 1908. said Her
man f. Singer was duly adiudged
bankrupt and that the first meeting of
his creditors will be held at 6O3-4 Stan
genwald building. Honolulu, on the
Both of November, 1908, at 3 O'Clock a.
m, at which time said creditors may
attend, prove their claims. examine the
bankrupt, elect trustee, and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
WADE WARREN THAYER,
Referee in Bankruptcy
Honolulu, Nov. IL. 1908.
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New Advertisements

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States, for the District of
Hawaii.
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S. s. Kinau, instead of being dis
patched for Kauai at 5 p. m. today,
will be held until midnight for the
convenience of home-rejurning Plan
ters' meeting attendants.
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Accounts for the last two weeks of
October were passed, also estimates
for the first two weeks of November.
Road Supervisor Cummins reported
the cost of paving ON Queen street as
15,729. SIS, exceeding the estimate by
$1,91S 81. Material excavated had
been used for filing in on other
!, stEests.
In reply to 2 1etter from James l.
! Mclean it was stated that the widen
ing of Nuuanu avenue between Chap
lain and Pauahi streets, would be done
in its turn, perhaps before the end of
the year.
A petition of Makiki residents to the
Board of Health, forwarded to the
Board of Supervisors, relative to mos
quitoes breeding in catch basins, was
referred to the committee on SANTA
ton and health. Road Supervisor
| Cummins stated that his men pumped
! the catch basins every week and that
no mosquitoes bred there so far al
! he knew ~, 4
Assistant County ATTORNEY MilveftoN
| by letter suggested that the Inter
Island Steam Navigation Co should
give an indemnity bond against acct,
! dent on the street where the COM
panys coal carrying plant is located
The matter was referred back to him
| to arrange with the company.
Japanese Interpreter Townsend's
salary was referred to the police com
mittee, letters from County Attorney
Cathcart, Prosecutor Brown and Judge
1 Andrade showing that Sheriff 1Rnkea
refused to pay half thereof, under the
arrangement dividing the payment
equally between his Office and that oi
! the attorney. The refusal was on
| the ground that Townsend was nu
longer commissioned officer.
| A. M. Brown, police court prosecu-
tor, was granted leave of absence from
the 14th inst to Dec %, on condition
that the County Attorneys department
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NJ. OHTA
CONTRACTOR g BUTLDF

CONTRACTOR & BUILDER
Estimates given on all kinds of
work.
6S6 South Hotel St. between Punch
bowl & Alapai.
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WANTED.
FOR RENT.

Two large airy rooms. Suitable eth
er for lady or gentleman. Apply 1920
King street.
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First class furnished rooms central.
~ located. Hot and cold baths, Ar
lington Hotel, 215 Hotel st.
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LOST
ROOM AND BOARD.
THE COURTLAND,

is high class, private hotel at rea-
sonable rates, located at the corner or
Punahou and Beretania streets II is
not large place; we'd rather care
well for few people than Indifferent
ly for many. Call and inspect the
rooms.
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Fine Job Printing. Star Office.
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In the Matter
of Herman f. } In Bankruptcy,
Singer Bank } No. 176.
rupt.
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ent board they made mp six of the
eight members of the municipal gov
eminent for the biennial term be-
ginning at ~ noon the first Monday
after January 1, 1903.
The board adjourned until noon of
Wednesday next.
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MANHATTAN on THE DIAMOND.
StrOnE Pitching stan and Bright Outlook
Games Arranged to Date.

For the last week Coach McPhillips has been
wedding out the Manhattan College baseball
squad until now only twenty are left out OF
forty candidates. Owing to the cold weather
most OF the work has been done in the gym.
The prospects for the coming season are very
bright, much more so than was first expected
A few stars Of the ManhAttan's Prep team
OF last season give evidence OF being fixtures
on the varsity nine.
The bulk Of the twirling will probably fall
TO Hartnett, Barrett. Mallory and Murray.
Manhattan will suffer a severe loss In Hey
dorf. who was taken III n few weeks ago and
will be unable 70 appear on the diamond at
all this season. Although the loss OF this
star was at first very dscoura ging the
mana cement feels confident that with Barrett,
help out the pitching department will &c well
taken care Of.
Barretts work last season with the Preps
stamped him as conner, and In practice he
has shown Improvement OF his last year s
form. HArtnett Ia newcomer and he has
given an excellent account OF himself and will
be one OF the star boImen. Connolly and
Kennedy will look after the receiving and
their records with the team in past years
speak for themselves. Among otheTe who
show up we'll In practice are HolAhan, Dono-
hue, Sweeney. Boylsten, Brassel. McAvoy,
Grady, Ryan. MeaTa, Crawford. Higgins,
Heinrich. McKenna. Houlihan, Shea and Dunn
As yet no grounds have been secured for
home games. but arrangements are under
way TO secure one Of the best fields in tle civ.
Unttl then the team will practise on the
campus. The schedule Ia not quite completed ,
but the following have been arranged:
March -, Yale t New Haven April 1, 81, Fran.
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LEXINGTON AVENUE.-N. A. Bervin h Co.
have sold for the estate OF Daniel McSweeny
No; 1871 Lexington avenue, northeast corner
OF Twenty ninth street, q four story nat.
on lot l6,5xs5, TO a client for investment.
FIFTY-FO URTH STRRET. Latham G. Reed
has sold No, ll3 East Fifty-fourth street.
a four story and basement brownstone
front dwelling, on lot i73XioO.5, l0O feet
east OF Park avenue.
iI5TH STREET j. q. Bassman has sold for
the estate OF the late Police Captain Henry
Steinkamp No. 400 West i45th street, q
four story American basement dwelling, on
lot i5.6X90il to a client for occupancy,
BEEKMAN STREET. The Charles +. Noyes
Company has resold for a client the St.
George Building, six story structure at
No. 50 TO 90 Beekman street, northwest cor
ner OF Chn street, on plot il26Xl33.5. The
property was recently sold by the same
brokers for the Jordan l., Mott Iron Works
NINETY-FIRST STREET. Hiram Rinaldo
Bro. have sold for John 4. Mccarthy No
lsl East Ninety-hrst street, a three story
dwelling on lot i8.8X7s.
10th STREET. The Renton-Moore, Com
pany has sold for Mrs. Frances A. Britain
TO Or. John Othello Logan for occupancy
No. IA West l9Oth street. a three story and
basement dwelling. on lot le,sI9oli
BROADWAY .-Lowenfeld a Prayer have
bought from Schan 4 silyerman the north
east corner Of Broadway and iSlst street.
a plot 50Xl00.
OLD BROADWAY. Reynolds 4 Co., in con-
Junction with Siegfried LOewenthal have
sold for B. Arnstein Nos. 2S76 and 237S
Old Broadway. six story fiat on plot
SKIP. The buyer gives in part payment
plot, l75Il00, on Main street, between
Ward and Anderson avenues. Hackensaok,
" j., on which Mr.. Arnstein will build five
two family houses.
PATH STREET. Christian Lenkel has sold
10 a Mr. Collin No, 2t5 East l2tth street, a
fve story single fiat, on lot iS.6xiO0.il.
NEREID AVENUE. The Whitehall Realty
Company has sold the plot. 47.oxi0O, on the
north side OF Nered avenue, 40 feet west Of
Ely avenue.
VALENTINE AVENUE.-Kurz a Uren have
sold for go Levnson the plot 100000.
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FRIDAY, MARCH a.
THE GRAND NATIONAL.
BlG Steeplechase to he Run At Liverpool
Next Friday-TOp Weight Scratched.

The Liverpool Grand National takes place
next Friday over the Aintree course and on
account OF his victory recently for the grand
military gold cup at Sandown Mount Pros
poets Fortune will In all probability go 10 the
post a favorite. The horse had 1872 pounds
in the saddle and the fact that he carried II
in slashng style over the three miles Of sogRy
country has sent his stock soaring, espe-
oialy as he covered the course in minutes
/ second However, the older brigade OF
critics are not carried away by the win and
they point out that Sandovn and Aintree
are two totally different propositions. At
Liverpool he will carry 1876 pounds.
Some interest has been detracted from the
event by the withdrawal Of Ascetic's Silver.
the top weight. but there are a lot OF good
ones left Tom West has been much fancied
in the betting for some time and is now
short price. What recommends him 10 the
talent Ia that he will have the nice balance
Of iF pounds up, and he has got the course
before, being second, Seisdon Prince Is
also a short price, being quoted at to /
against. He carries l5l pounds, little
short OF what he had up last year when he
was pulled up after being we'll out Of the
running, Some money has been put on
Lara who carries itS pounds. with nothing
iS3 pounds, and yohnstown Lad, with iSs
pounds. have also been quoted In the books,
though at long price.
There Is previous winner In Kirkland.
now IL years OF age, but he is an out and out
Liverpool horse, and II nothing else ia sure
TO get the course. A pair Of sound runners
are Crautacaun and Ranunoulus, both OF
whom made fourth place on previous Occa-
eiOns, Had not Barabas H. been nearly
ridden to death last year he surely would be
favorite this time, and IL Is very doubtful IL he
has recovered from the gruelling he was sub
iected TO when he struggled In fifth. Roman
Law, Rathvale, VOLTS Folly and Barney
Ill are expected 70 be In the hunt on the
homestretch. II Ia unknown what sort of
fettle Prophet Ill, is In and there is even a
doubt that FoIhall keene's nomination viii
20 10 the post.
There is probably no racing event In the
world 30 remarkable for perilous unoer-
twepty-three starters last year eight An
shed, twelve fell, two we're pulled up and
one refused Slngularly enough. the same
number went 10 the post In 1908. when the
proportion OF fallers was the same. In 1905
twenty-seven started, seven finished, four.
teen fell. three were pulled up and two re-
fused and II was not stated what became Of
the other one, In 1904 there were twenty
elk starters, nine finished and the remainder
came to grief al various stages. Thus IL Will
be seen that In the last four years out OF
ninety-nine horses thirty-two, or little
under q third. have got the course. That ls
TO say, a. nearly a. possible, IL Ia a case of
TO 1 against horse passing the post and
? 10 that he might fall, refuse or meet With
some other miSfortuns.
The sun., 1908-03-22
NEAL Estate ron sAIE.

YOUR OPPORTUNITY which We will send
shore views and telling all about Somers Point
Just across from Atlantic City. Your Opportunity
now beckons you TO Somers Point. II you want 70
real estate In and around Atlantic City or n you
want delightful summer or all.yedr-found hons
act now. Assessed value OF Somers Point increased
lOps past three years, Ocean, bay. rivers AFFORD
hne nshing, boating, bathing and cunning EA.
celent train service 70 and fiom PHILADELPHIA and
New YORK City. Troleys 10 Atlantic City our
lots one minute from trains trolleys and City Hait
80 upward - monthly. Title Insured Buy nov
for rapid rise In values, Write day FRAZER
COMPANN. 76A Bailey BuldlnR PhIlAdtInhLA Pa
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Z =" " " ""
By Joseph P. Day,


Toytlsth street No. eOi south side itA6 feet
west of Seventh avenue. il3Ia6.s four story tene.
msnt. J. r. Neely vs.. Elizabeth Angles et al; =. s.
Gowdey attorney; y. i. Cohalan, referee; par.
Arlington street, No. $40 north side 49, feet
sast OF Lewis street, i9.2Ni0O part OF six story
tenement and store Glty hea EsSn COMPANY VS..
J. j. Halpln referee; due on judgment Nl ,073.65.
subject 20 taxes. &C., S2n5.4
Seventy seventh street Nos. 30 20 3li, north
side rs feet east OF second avenue, cOIio12. slN
story tenement and store Pincus Lowenfeld ~ al.
vs. s. L. Walensteln ct al; Arnstein l., attorneys
sSiS5 subject 10 taxes, &c, $50. II.
i2sth street. No. lo2, south side, 20 feet east Of
PARK avenue SoIsS H. SIX SS,S entmenS JsSoS
J. " Hyde referee due on judgment, N0,75l "a;
subject TO taxes. &c. ba4.oe' subject 10 nrst
S,gSSS Srrrnty ttb Street No 1877 north aide lo feet
west of Third avenue. 2OIl022 four story dwelling;
also First avenue No 1874 east side So feet north
ment: Sherlr's sale Of all right. title, &C. which
Lazarus Spero had on November Is 1907, or since,
Hays & H., attorneys.
By D. p. Ingraham Co.
IGth street. north side, 100 feet west Of Seventh
svrnue Nxa0 II feet vacant Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY IS Flcschmann Realty Company e. al.;
aSITs Hsfs2ec J. due a on Judgment sssSi6i' subject 70
tb str street north side $50 feet west OF Seventh
avenue BOxsa II feet vacant same vs.. same; action
Q same attorney; Altreu A. LOOK, reteree, Que on
Judgment ISl1aia; subject 70 taNes, &C., . 4iS.l7
iI5th street. north side, 100 feet west Of Seventh
avenue 4OK9g.il feet, vacant same vs. same; action
4 same attorney; Wilbur IArremore referee,
due on judgment, ilS,lO0is; subject TO taxes. &C,
''''''' BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
Tiffany street west side, 3h5 feet north OF l6Sth
street 60xlOO feet. vacant Twelfth Ward Bank
rs l. L. Alexander ct al; z, l.. barnard. attorney:
d. A. Spellissy referee; hpe on judgment, N0b72 SS
subject 70 taxes, &c, ~
BY L. J. Phillips 4 Co.
1onFvoodA avenue. north side, block front between
Beck and Fox streets 20OXi0O feet vacant; G. F.
Johnson VS. NJ. 5. Konheim et al. FERRIS a r.
attorneys Warren Leslie, referee. due on judg
menL t5l.Sii2s; subject 70 tA1es &c, S5,iois5,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH ..
By Joseph p. Day.
Allen street % east SIDE IRA feet south OF
Broome street. N.i0KS7. .ox2hIs76 feet tiX story
tenement and store N. J. Cohen W. Gussle Fleck
wood. referee. partition.
ICED street, No. zl, sOuth side. $50 feet west Of
FIRST avenue, N.llXiO0,ii, 1ve story tenement
Annie Mcguire gs Joseph Louis ct al: n. N. Gold
berg, attorney Arthur Hurst, referee: due on judg.
ment, B,7SS.Ss subject TO taxes &C., tS5ilL
nue. ST, John, lO0Ii05, vacant Lawyers Title In.
surAnce and Trust Company vs.. John McGrath
ttAl.:P. S. Dean, attorney Isaac Fromme, referee
due on judgment, tloc9sSS; subject 10 taxes, 6o.,
BY Peter F. Meyer.
Twenty sixth street. No. so, south side, Is
feet east OF Ninth 6venue, 15Ip5.p. three story
tenement and store: A. 7. UlreY vs. Andrew Logan
et al. T. Z. n. Bullows, attorney; Edward Browne,
The sun., 1908-03-22

els College AZ home; T. Brown al Providence -
Brooklyn: May :. Wesleyan AZ New York: 5. lAiss
ette a. New York 9. Seton Han At South Ortu''
cuse: Is. Seton Hall Al New York June :. NorV'
a. Norihheld S,Nermont Al Burlington I. Vernon.
Al Burlington.
Games are pending with Polytechnic OF
Brooklyn, &, G. N. y, AndoveT. Villa Nova
and Pennsy lvania State.
The sun., 1908-03-22

avenue. 40 feet north Of issd street. The
buyer will erect two family houses on the
DFODRFtV
The sun., 1908-03-22
GREAT SACRIFICE, BANK CLOSED,
SELECT MISUNDERSTANDING

"a Plaza ST., 703.707 Vanderbilt
Av., 2S6 Sterling Place; a few very
desirable apartments, J rooms and
bath, all Improvements, steam heat,
hot water; prices $3.50 TO $6S.OO.
Apply to JanitOr, $50 Sterling Place,
or The Cord Meyer Co., o. William
ST., New York. Tel. SAL Prospect
and 1901 John.
The sun., 1908-03-22
Coming Auction Sales,
tAt IA Vesey Street,
MONDAY, MARCH -.
RY Insenh Y. DAN.

central Park West, Nos SS5 and 3S', west Side
., irri south GO NlrHty ninth street. S,6IlOD,
nine story apartment house Herman Auerhach W.
irah McCord et al: Kantrowitz h f., attorney 5;
c j HARDY, referee: due on Judgment ~ $50 Is,
subject to taxes. &c, s. $50 ~ subject TO mort
gage OF sl5OO0O a..
snIth OF isSth street "a lOGb6 two story dwelling
Joseph Rosenzweig VS.. ACangello AezEacappa
II al. F. d. w. Soaring. attorney; James keArney
referee. due on judgment S,255l9; subject 10
taxes. &c, slA560. subject TO nrSt mortgage OF
BY d. P. Ingraham Co.
Audubon avenue, southeast corner OF lboth street,
a IiEio1. vacant, William Crawford vs.. Solomon
iIttenberg et al Bowers a s., attorneys A. y.
TruaX, referee: due On judgment, il4,7Ol.15; sub
feet 10 taxes, &C, NSeS.
The sun., 1908-03-22

l25 TO l3i STERLING PLACE, between Under
hill and Washington avs beautiful apartments
rooms and bsth steam heated hot water supply
all modem Improvements. 81 70 s36. l.. h. FISHER
t2i Sterling Place, Brooklyn.
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FOR SALE.

S!ACRE FARM WHOLE OR IN SECTIONS,
sPLENDID WE'VE NICE PROMESknES,
PLENTY OF FRUIT, EXCELLENT DRINk.
IDEAL ABODE FOR NATURE LOVERS AND
HEALTH SEEKERS. p. O, BOX 3, OAh'
LAND, Nh.
BEAUTIFUL water front Farm for sale on the
Eastern Shore Of Maryland and a large body "
Timber, For full particulars address SAMUEL =.
WOOlCOCK Salisbury, Maryland,
The sun., 1908-03-22
FOR RENT.

TO LEr-At Belgrade Lakes Maine sumner
eolAge; wen irunlshed, plano hhest hshlng, h''.
Ing and bathing. SPAULDlNG, Il Durham s
suite 2 Boston, Mass.
The sun., 1908-03-22

TO LET. from May !, with power, l'ght, heat and
live steam AlN 40 az Greenwich a.. New York.
Your own broker or JAS. PYLE SONS, Edge
water " J.
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SELECT APARTMENTS.

DESIRABLE apartment nvs rooms to let at =
Division a.. Apply 70 jAnltor.
The sun., 1908-03-22
Transit News and Views.

The Improvement associations Of Grant
Uood, Pdlisade and Fort Lee have had sey-
The sun., 1908-03-22

hist street, No az, south side, Is feet east Of
Park avenue, 25X90, four story tenement, W. j.
Diamond vs.. Benjamin Sllbersten et al; Hyman
Cohen, attorney; Arthur Johns referee. due on
judgment, t6,SS,R. subject TO taxes, &c, 1919
suhIect IN n n1nFtUaVe n AiO On
The sun., 1908-03-22

i65th street. No. ~, south side, 1903 feet east
OF Amsterdam avenue 20 2Kg9 s1rregulaT, two
story frame dwelling John Murray et al. vs., g.
II. Epstein et al; G, h. Hayes, attorney NJ. S,
Levine, referee due on judgment, SO26jo sub
iect TO AIes DC. l2iU