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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20
Il OUT OF q
INDICTMENTS
DISPOSED OF

Seventeen Of me g indictments re-
turned by the federal grand jury last
Saturday were disposed Of at . busy
session of the u. s. district court this
morning. Ten OF the accused per-
sons entered pleas Of guilty, most Of
them being sentenced. while few
pleaded not guilty and q few others
were granted further time before en-
tering their pleas.
The cases of George A. Bower and
Mrs ]. f. Hyland, both indicted on q
charge Of opium smuggling and who
are believed to be implicated in the
same affair, were continued until to-
morrow morning for arraignment,
while the defendants were released
on their personal recognizance until
that time. The Indictment against
the woman names her as Mrs. J.. r..
Hylsnd. but adds full ana true name
unknown
The other cases handled today were
as follows
Simon Popoy. alias Charles w. Boyd.
and Gregory Gustohin, held for send
ing obscene matter through the mail.
PopOv pleaded not guilty; Gustohin
confessed guilt and his sentence will
be pronounced later
Joe Alvaros, held for attacking Da-
yid p. feelings on federal property
or on the postoffice steps: pleaded not
guilty: hearing to be set later.
George w Smith, embezzlement OF
postofiice money in registration divi-
sion: pleaded guilty: sentenced TO one
years imprisonment and To pay q fine
OF $240. SIS, the amount alleged TO have
been embezzled, also court costs.
Benvinido B0nilla. assault commits
ed on federal property. pleaded guilty
and was given sentence of one month
and costs Of the case.
Francisco Baga and Petra Rodrignes
Hnete, violation Of the Edniunds Act:
both pleaded not guilty and the case
was continued to be set for hearing.
Teruji Ishida and Seye Kurihara,
violation of The Edmunds Act: contin-
ued for plea later.
Ropino, purchasing government
property from soldier, pleaded gull
ty; fined $40 and costs.
Aebsu, opium smuggling from the
Shinyo Maru; pleaded guilty and given
atWO L1oAAtt&o In ~ toOu1lCNt olQ LQoe1-
T s Choy. opium smuggling; reser-
vation Of plea to Sept. % granted; bail
set at $3.50.
zenzi Arai, opium smuggling: plead
ed guilty; sentenced to two months,
Imprisonment and assessed court
costs.
Kosuke Okada, opium smuggling:
pleaded guilty; given 45.days' impris.
enment and assessed court costs.
Frank RheeI, opium smuggling:
pleaded guilty; two months impris-
onment and costs.
; Kim Lee Sup forging postofflce
money order; arraignment continued
to be set; bail set at 5000.
Suye Matsumoto and Kaetsu, yIole-
tion Of the Edmunds Act; former
granted reservation of plea until
called; latter pleaded guilty and given
six months imprisonment and costs.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20
HAWAIIAN WHO
AIDED SZEMORE
IS DISCOVERED

The mysterious Hawaiian youth who
has been mentioned a number Of
times in connection with the Size
more investigation was located today
and taken to police headquarters
shortly before 3 o'clock. He viii be
question concerning his part in the
fracas this afternoon.
John Kaleikini, the youth in ques.
ton. has been employed on the TUG
dredge that is attempting to move the
bark s. G. Allen, which accounts fol
the failure Of the efforts Of the police
to locate him during the past several
days.
Alex Plf/ton, Company 9. I'd in
fantry, was called before Sheriff Jar
rett this afternoon and proved valu
able witness for Sizemore. Piaxton
stated that he was a close eye-wit
ness to the ARRAY and that he did moi
see the officer raise his club or kick
the, injured Korean. He admitted
however, that following the second at
tempt made by the Korean TO break
for liberty, Sizemore may have
punched" the Korean in the ribs a
few times with his blackjack. Plax'
ton stated that In HIS opinion the Ko;
rean was intoxicated or crazy and
that the latter was using q great
amount Of profanity. KS
Berry Sizemore, bicycle officer with
the police department, now under
suspension pending the Investigation
of charges of extreme cruelty In, ef-
fecting the arrest Of a Korean, pro.
poseg to- make q strong fight to clear
his record as an officer and for the
retention of his position ON the force.
Sheriff Jarrett viii give Sizelnore
every opportunity Of vindicating him
self. An effort was made this morn
ing TO locate the Hawaiian youth, who
is declared To- have figured ID the
assault upon the prisoner. Sheriff
Jarrett and several officers started
for Palolo, where the man is supposed
to reside. The machine bearing the
officials broke down and they were
obliged to return
the identity OF the man who is stated
to have taken hand in the arrest
OF the; Korean. It Is understood that
an attempt win be made to show
that it was the Hawaiian who deliY-
cred one or series Of blows which
the prisoner hors de combat
and resulted in his being taken to
the hospital in an unconscious condi-
don.
Sizemore called at the station to-
day and gave the names of several
witnesses to the ARRAY
which took place at the corner Of
Nuuanu and Kukui streets week
ago. He states that several women
were spectators at the arrest and
these will be brought before Sheriff
Jarrett At the next session Of the In
yestigation.
AS quickly as the Witnesses are
taken to the station, the sheriff will
endeavor to have their testimony
taken down in the presence Of Attor-
ney Atkinson, who represents the Ko-
rean's interests at the inquiry.
The charges against Sizemore were
lodged by reputable citizens, unso-
licited, and much damaging evidence
against the policeman was introduced
at the initial session of the inyestiga.
ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20
Schooner Coates Soon to Sail. ;

Schooner Coates Soon to Sail .
The last Of the consignment of lum
Der brought by the schooner A. F
Coates to the order of the quarter
master department has been discharg
ed and that vessel is expected will
be ready to sail for Grays Harboi
about Thursday.
James Bruce OF the Harbor.
Awaiting a favorable wind. the
schooner James H. Bruce. which was
towed to sea yesterday rides at an.
Choir. This vessel had been discharg,
ed of q shipment of lumber and will
return to the Sound In ballast.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20
Ship clyde Tor the Coast.

Ship Clyde for the Coast.
The ship Falls of Clyde is being
made ready to depart for the coast
tomorrow. the last of the oil, leaving
the vessel and into the storage tanks
at the Associated Oil plant today. The
Falls of Clyde brought about $4,000
barrels Of fuel for this port
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20
HARROR NOTES

Lumber laden, the schooner Repeat
Is reported to have left the Sound
destined fof Honolulu.
The Pacific Mail liner Korea, sail
ing from Honolulu on Oct 13, is re-
ported to have arrived at San Fran
cisco yesterday. 5
Having been discharged Of a gem
eral cargo or island products, the
steamer w @. Hall win sail for Kauai
ports this evening.
Mail forwarded, from Honolulu to
the coast in the japanese liner Hong
kong Maru was received at San Fran
cisco Saturday morning.
Owing to the lack Of sugar at the
island plantation warehouses the
Inter-Island steamers are returning to
Honolulu with light cargoes.
A mainland mall amounting to $50
sacks is due to arrive from San Fran
cisco tomorrow morning in the Mat
son Navigation steamer Lurline.
4
The Pacific Mail liner Persia is en-
route from San Francisco to Honolu-
In and the coast of Asia. This vessel
should reach the port about next Sat
urday.
The Inter-Island steamer Claudinea
Is on the berth to sail for regular
ports of call on Maui at O'Clock
this evening. taking passengers. car
90 and late mail
Admiral Eben Low returned from q
business trip to his Kahoolawe island
estates yesterday and may take a
hand in salvage operations on the
lumber remaining aboard the dis
tressed bark Allen.
with combustibies as well as other
lines Of freight, the Inter-Island
steamer Noeau is scheduled to sail
for windward Kauai ports at 5 o'clock
this evening. The vessel win carry
mail but no passengers.
A large crowd gathered at several
vantage points along the beach In the,
vicinity Of Dianbnd Head yesterday
and watched the attempt made by the
big dredge Gaylord in tugging at the
stranded bark s, G. Allen.
The prediction Is made that for the
next few weeks. coast bound steamers
win depart from the islands with
rather small amounts OF island pro-
ducts The new. crop sugar will be
ready for shipment along the middle
Of December
The British freighter Strathendrick
has not completed the discharge of al
shipment of Australian coal at Port
Allen according to report brought
here by officers in the Inter-Island
service. The vessel is expected to
be ready for dispatch by the latter
part of the week.
"A
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20

The divorce case Of Pauline Louise
Mcqueen against James Louis Nc
Queen, in which unprintable charges
are made by. both sides. was renewed
in Circuit Judge Whitney's court this
morning. the plaintiff completing its
case shortly before noon The pro.
.ceedings thus FAR have been marked
by Testimony Of an unusual nature,
given By four daughters Of the couple,
tending to support the allegation OF
the wife and mother. The hearing
may be concluded tomorrow.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20

Judge Whitney today granted q
divorce to Antenia Rapozo Freitas
from Manuel Rapozo Freitas, whom
she accused of extreme. cruelty.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20

Captain II. Engalls having retired
from the Associated Oil Company
ship Falls Of Clyde, that vessel was
drought down from the coast in com.
mand Of Captain H. Smith, The Falls
Of Clyde has been discharged OF
about $1,000 barrels of fuel oil, con
signed to the local branch OF the com,
I1nY
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20

The Pacific Mail liner Korea, sal
ing from Honolulu on Oct 13, is re
ported to have arrived at San Fran
cisco yesterday
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20

Owing to the lack Of sugar at the
island plantation warehouses the
Inter-Island steamers are returning tc
Honolulu with light cargoes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20

The former Oceanic liner Alameda,
once crack vessel in the San Fran.
cisco-H Honolulu trade, and now flying
the h0use-dag of the Alaska Steam.
ship Company. is reported as under.
going extensive alterations and en-
Itreement at q Seattle shipyard. A
number of first class passenger &C.
commodations will be added. on
GERS quarters viii be removed to the
boat deck while the purser's Office
VIII be changed to a more convenient
location. The vessel Is now operated
between the Sound and Nome.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20

Having been discharged Of a gen
eral cargo OF island products, the
steamer w. @. Hall viii sail for Kauai
ports this evening.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20

The British freighter Strathendrick
has not completed the discharge of a
shipment of Australian coal at Port
Allen according to report brought
here by officers in the Inter-Island
service. The vessel is expected. to
be ready for dispatch by the latter
part Of the week
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20

Mail forwarded, from Honolulu to
the coast in the Japanese liner Hong
kong Maru was received at San Fran
cisco Saturday morning.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20

Lumber laden, the schooner Repeat
Is reported to have left the Sound
destined fof Honolulu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20

A mainland mail amounting to $50
sacks is due to arrive from San Fran
cisco tomorrow morning in the Mat
son Navigation steamer Lurline.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20

Admiral Eben Low returned from q
business trip to his Kahoolawe island
estates yesterday and may take a
hand In salvage operations on the
lumber remaining aboard the dis
tressed bark Allen.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20

The prediction Is made that for the
next few weeks. coast bound steamers
win depart from the islands with
rather small amounts OF island pro
ducts. The new. crop sugar will be
ready for shipment along the middle
OF December.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20

a large crowd gathered at several
vantage points along the beach in the
vicinity Of Dianbnd Head yesterday
and watched the attempt made by the
big dredge Gaylord in tugging at the
stranded bark s.. G. Allen.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20

The Pacific Mail liner Persia Is en-
route from San Francisco to Honolu
IN and the coast of Asia. This vessel
should reach the port about next Sat
urday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20

|. with combustibies as well as other
lines Of freight, the Inter-Island
steamer Noeau is scheduled to sail
for windward Kauai ports at o'clock
this evening. The vessel win carry
mail but no passengers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20

The Inter-Island steamer Claudine
Is on the berth to sail for regular
ports Of call on Maui at 5 O'Clock
this evening. taking passengers. car
go and late mail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-05
EOUS LEASES.

Peas. < Gilman have leased to Beck 4
SCHNEIDER for term OF years M the
Iangdon Building. al the northwest cor
nor of Broadway and Duane street. the
store and basement AZ No. +" duane
street
apartments 10 Donald Nckcsson ana
William : Rogers iu the Mayfair. a
twelve story apartment house al inc
southeast corner OF Park avenue and 1dh
street.
con :. Altmaycr leased for the estate
of Henry Erdman FOR term ~ years inc
ulodcrnizod dwelling house No. II East
sd street. near Firm avenue. To- VI. Rob-
crt Guggcuhcirn The tous" adjoins the
r,sideuCcs of James Henry Hammond and
James 4 Burden. on 3lst street
Pepc 4 Bro leased for the estate OF
Thomas Ridden three story ana hhS"-
mont dwelling house M 80. 80 King street
for "A term of years 10 ". Minori
- walter Gustus leased the htth lott
"a 40 r. East 3ed street to Bond q Jane.
also the building 80. iF Lexington ave
nue. 10 VI Goldman. also space IN the
same building to Mrs. Eiscnhauser. y.
brake and \ buchanan. and the store
Al 80 - Fourth avenue 10 tho k"ninot"
Lunch Company
William Il Moor, leased tho FIRST noor
~ 40 ~ Sixth avenue. also. Tor T.. j.
T.cproux. Offices a. 40 - West 18th street
also th, second and fourth floors ~ No.
- sixth rvcuuc and the third and iourth
floors ~ 80 % West 18th street
Daniel Rirdsall y 60. leased 4" ne
singer Saving Machine company the
store aud basement Of tho building now
nearing completion AZ No. II West -'th
street FOR - term ~ years.
Barnett & co leased the building NO.
ii.s Simpson street FOR J. WraN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-05
THE COTTON MARKET
Fluctuates on Weather Reports,
Closing at Decline.

There was nothing except the weather
over the cotton belt Of sufficient I'M
portance to influence the local market
yesterday. and the course Of prices was
crratic An opening about 6 points down
was followed by sag Of 8 or points
more. prices touching the lowest levels
of the movement. with January i'm the
ten-cent block. Then there was hard
Crng on snot and trade buying I'm which
the loss was regainod on old crop months
and August went to a net l6 point gain.
Outside speculative buying was absent.
however, and in the late hour there were
rain stories from Texas. and these, with
some selling from the Eastern belt
caused a break which left the close net 8
to II points down. except for August
which was s points up. Southern spot
markets were unchanged 20 &c down. and
the local market held quiet at l2c for
middling upland. no sales Local CON
tract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-05

,rdred +. Gilsey yesterday sold lot ~
W q Thompson the two parceis AZ ~.
% and q East 3Ist street. The prope'N
adioins the Madison Avenue Bap',s'
Church at the southeast corner OF Maui
son avenue and Slst street
The buyer is Joseph NJ. BrodE' "' VIZ
well known building concern OF frou''
Adler & Koch Company. on the S,'''
which has n frontage Of % feet tWe''e
story loft and store building VIII DC
erected, in the near future. =.
The propcrty sold has been held al
,1ioO00 and IL Is said to have bceh o's-
,,oeod of =, a figure close To this sum
on a cash basis.
With the exception OF TINS SAFE the ''"'
estate market was exceedingly duH Se7
terdav. Few other transactions were "''
nounced and these were chiefly coh'''''"
10 property I'm The Bronx.
Fred Oppcnhcimer has resold l"i
client tho two story frame dwelling No
SCI St AIMS avenue. adjoining the hort'
corner of Westchester avenue on lot ~
75N irregular The buyers VIII erect q"
Two story business building
Hugo Wabst sold the two family DITCH
detached dwelling on the south side o'
oak Drive near Wallace avenue 10
client. and the plot on tho south slde OF
2lgth street. lS5 feet west Of Park avenue
10 a construction company.
The Mack Construction Company nave
sold To an investor, No. so3 Hoe avenue,
which was only recently finished. Samuel
Kronsky was the broker I'm the tEansac-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-05
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser an
Attorney
AUGUST
Manhattan.

BARROW ST. so 49, 10 -. :. 1907 n .
nf Bedford IT. I2llN-. thas J. hlngstl ,
Ial 20 Harry Bachrach aud ano. 100 Madi-
SON ave. July -. $1,000. attorney, Isaac
Cohen. ri Broadway
BROADWAY. cor li9th ST. I4llNlOV,
Robert Wallace % Falcon Realty Go. 30 Mas %
-au -. july 80 81. attorney l. +
jacobs 80 Broadvs>. -
FULTON ST % n. 1889 n Of 'hr
IT, 25N64 @N25 ilN6y. Eliza Placci and ano
ttur. 10 Van Schsick estate. Inc 30 East va
s.. June = 81
70 ave. .2o7. "a : 5.2NloOx252xioo.
Selma Alexander 20 Meyer Jarmulo"sky,
1856 lexington ave. June 20. 1910 800. ad-
dress lG5 East Broadway.
9TH AVE. " =. 2iN q ~ 26'h -. 81 *
100. Geo n Benson TO Louis VI Bailey. III
- Johns place. Brooklyn. july - 'mts
slS0. UO0l. 500. attorneys Alexander
Green. 1875 Broadway.
ssTH ST r. 342ll = of West End
ave. lgIAtOOS. J r Bum % Eugenla VI
Bum. THIN. Ohio. Fob - 81
lO3D ST s. s. Hp.B n Of columbus ave
2uAiOO ~. Herminc Goodman 20 Herman
Goodman is East Sith ST. July 20 81
iI1TH ST 80 gI3 West > sty. 2iNloo II !.
Abr Kaufman TO David " Smyth. 80 Whit
uey ave. Elmhurst. Borough 81 queens tmtg
s.. oo0b. July 81. 81. attorney II knoep-
pei Bc'kmun ST.
ll7TIf sT. Nos i3s and 40 East, sly brk
80 i0NlOO II. selma Alexander 20 Never
JarmulopvNy 1855 Lexington ave. Jan IL
1911. Siuu. attorney. Meyer Jarmuiowsky,
49, Ea,t Broadway
lI7TH ST nos i42 and 80 East. 3sioS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-05
THE WEATHER REPORT.


Official Record end Forecast. --Washtng
Aug "a slight baromctric depression IN tho
Northeast is nov central OF the Atlantic
Coast. and tho pressure S. moderately high
over the lake region. Another slight dopres-
sion is moving eastward across the northern
plains states. showers and thunder storms oc-
CURED during The last twenty four hours In
the lower lake region and IN the Atlantic
states Tar south as Virginia There have
been local showers also In Southern Georgia
and Florida and AZ few places in the north
srn Rocky Mountain region. Elsewhere
throughout the country the weather has been
fair.
The temperatures are high In the plains
states aud generally moderate IN the Eastern
and southern districts The Indications are
that The weather will continue generally fair
throughout all tho Central and Eastern dis
tricts during TUESDAY and "Wednesday. except
that showers viii occur IN tho eastern portion
81 the upper lake region and in Florida
The temperature will rise slowly In The lake
eglon and tho upper ohio VALLEY. In tho plains
states the weather will not be quite warm
TUESDAY. followed by about seasonablc tenn
peratures on Wednesday.
The winds along the north Atlantic coast VIII
be moderate variable on Tuesday and moderate
west on Wednesday, along tho middle Atlantic
coast moderate variable along Tho south At
lantic coast light 90 moderate variable, along
the Gulf coast light variable: on tho lower
lakes Hight to moderate variable on Tuesday
and east to south on Wednesday. on the upper
lakes. light to moderate east to southeast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-05
LIS PENDENS.
AEGI,ST 4


WASHINGTON ST. lot 81. 9Th Ward ma,
property Of John McCombs: Esther o o sull(
van agt Vincent \ clark ct al partition.
attys. W Millard & J J o. Kennedy.
HOE AVE. Q g. 1873 n Of Freeman 81 gx
100: Margaret G Hicks. eXr. agt Belinda T
Lyttle ct al foreclosure Of mortgage; atty, 8
Williamson
4TH ST, n $, I75 n Of Ave A. 2519s2: 3
9hanker Metal Ceiling Go. Inc, agt Thoms,
Wndmuller ct al faction TO foreclose ne
chanic's lien); attys. l. & J Wcinberger.
137TH ST, G39 East, Progress Holding CO
agt Gustav BrOnheim et Al foreclosure .,
mortgage. attys. Goldsmith. Rosentha M9t
q Baum
l22D ST. 8, 3749 II Of LenoS ave l7sr
100 II: New York Life Insurance 60 agt Fred
ericka Van Wyck 81 al foreclosure OF mort
gage: atty. q W Hubbel.
l2sTH ST. s. 3s5 II Of LenoX ave, 81
99.1l: East River Savings Institution az
Waters Bros. Inc, et al foreclosure " mort
gage: atty. . r Hibbard
BRONXWOOD AVE 8. 90 n Of 2i3,h
ST. 75xloO: Brentwood ave. =. 200 II 0.
213th 81. 25xl00, actions. Daniel London az
Tripoli Realty 90 et al foreclosure Of transf.r
Of tax liens; atty. J Cans.
I'D AVE. q. 100 II OF lT4th st. 2521lV
and other property in Queens County. Mar
Cohen agt clara simon ct Al fforec.osur II
mortgage: attys. Bandler & Haas
FOREST ST. .. $50 II n OF West Farms
I'd 37oxi06: Sarah Wright agt o Connel
e. Meyer co et al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE,
atty Williamson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-05
HELD FOR LEAVING CHILD
Boy Says That He Was Abandoned in
Central Park.

Agents Of the Chidren's Society re-
Gently arrested Mrs. Pauline Murphy. OF
No. 367 West 18th street, on the charge
Of having abandoned Alfred Bobosch.
whom she had adopted The woman was
Arraigned yesterday m the Harlem police
court before Magistrate McQusde. who
held her for trial under $500 bail.
Upon being arrested Mrs. Murphy said
that she had been i'm poor health and had
turned the child over To one Of her rela-
tives. but could not tell 10 what address
she had sent the child.
The boy was found oy a policeman in
Central rark. and said that his mother
had given him a penny and left him alone
on bench. The boys real mother. Mrs
Lillian Bobosch. of No. % Lawrence
street Brooklyn, is now able to care for
hin, and Is anxious to get him back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-05
RECORDED LEASES.

with name and address 81 lessee
CHURCH ST {. store. George Robinson
70 Max Walker: 3 yrs . mos from Aug !. 1915
81 coo. address, ~ Past 9Th 81.
FRONT ar 2o. all. Julian \ BENJAMIN 70
Hunter a Turner 60 ct al II yrs from AUG
I 1913. 81 800. address. D6 Front ~.
LEWIS ST. 1872 all. Fred otto 10 MAX
Gross. yrs from oct !. 1912 $3.50 address
i59 Lewis 81
MONROE ~. Ia. east store. Abe schwartz
{, samuel Cohen. 3 yrs from June !, 1910,
Si44. address. 9DG Delaney -.
OLIVER ST u: cherry st. HN. all: Concetta
pcH Paoli car. 10 Antonio Barnazela, yrs
from AUG l. 1913 81 900: address. 81 oliver 81.
10TH ST ~ ~" East. all. irving ! kemp
not 20 Saverio Fiducia. 3 yrs from Aug ], 1910;
81 600. address $50 East l0Ith -.
5ITH 81 203 III West. all. West side Hotel
40 10 lean Venctos: , yrs from Aux J. 1913.
So 600. address 37p Washington ave. Brook
Ism.
144TH ST. io2 West. all. Peter Meister 70
psrnard Levin. ? yrs from oct II. 1912 $500.
address g3g Pleasant ave.