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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-19
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. n E cor lo3d 81. 5a.7x-. May
n.ld Construction CO 10 adelaide Jones l3Z
East seth ST. May 10. due a. yer bond. s".vo
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust 20 40
Broadway.
BATAVIA sT. n g. 1881 # Of James 81.
I46X-: Theresa Pogsi TO u Aymar sands ct
al. trustees. IS West 18th 81. NAV u. yrs.
$1,000; attorneys. Bowers sands. ~ Ceda!
81. 40.
7TH AVE. W s. 50.2 II n OF SD 81. 80 41lOo:
hdlcn Con itruction 90 10 CITY Mortgage 20: 10
Wall st. May u. demand. per cent S.'"'Vo.
attorney + 4 snow, Il Wall ST.
STD AVE. 29l7. % <liO: Geo J Buttschardt
To Herbert Fischer 4Gi West l59th 81 April
p. yrs. per cent. 5000. attorney. fin
man. - Liberty -. 80
9TH AVE. .. III II s OF 2l6'h ST. 3uH
100. Eliphalet l. Davis 20 Park Mortgage CO.
Al Park Row. NAV lG. 3 yrs. o per cent 3d.
900: attorneys. Seybel French. Al Park ROW
33D ST. 90 TO 20 West, I5xSs.3: Midwst
Realty Co TO Paoihc Bank and ano. 40 Madl-
son ave. April 81 demand. per cent; $22.1Oo.
attorney. IIy Helman l21 West 18th a.
aOTT. ST n =. 245 n OF % ave. 2oxeO
Eliz Geoghegan 70 Henry Do Forest Baldwin.
i33 East 9th st: May rs prior mtg $4,000:
due June 10 1913: q oer cent: 81 900: attor-
ncyf. Lord. Day Lord. 20 Wall At
9th ST. >. les n . Of Park ave, 4o1lO.";
Kate Bohen TO Augusta " Never and ano.
trustees Freehold. j MAY l6. due as per
bond s7l00. attorneys. salter & stenkamp.
SAME PROPERTY; Augusta Meyer to
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The Bronx.
LIS PENDENS.
NAY Il

CANNON ST. IG; Caroline Toepfer AIT Henry
Sohn 81 al action to impress trist. attorneys,
Marks & Marks
2iGTH IT. cor 9th ave. l00xtD.li; Dora
Nj Upton art Adolf II LAndcker ct al fore
closure Of mtg. attorney, l. : MARI.
LOT "a map OF Daily estate, Bronx; Anna
C. Ferris art Ike Melnik 81 nj foreclosure OF
Mtg: attorney. G u Ferris
LOT L.. man Of Daily estate. Bronx; Kath-
crime l. Ferris aSt Ike Nelnik 81 al fore
closure OF mtg) attorney, u Ferris.
AVE e, .. - n = Of ~ 81. ~ 5xi05 10.
Bronx. Simon Loeb et al act Josef Wagner ei
al foreclosure o. mts); attorney. j. Jacohus.
I'D AVE n cor ?sth ST. 1fxlio Adam
Uappel agt Morris l. Weiss ct al counter
claim. attorneys. PHILLIPS Avery.
AVE -. =. s3 y . OF 18TH ~. 3Jxl0S.
Clarence A Fowler sst G Olivia Sabine ct al
foreclosure OF MTG: attorney II Brown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-19
MECHANICS LIENS.

72D ST 90 to ~ West. Pittsburgh ila'e
Glass 90 agt Midwest Realty 6" and HenH
5oTU ST 3I3 ana SO West Morris Gold
stem az, tlfrcd Heinhaucr. owner, Nuio
Transportation and sale 90. ooniraclo, N-lo
Es.t. Iobn T. Heating ct Al az, lr,lngt'n con
structlon 90. owner. Macolithic concrete Co.
contractor. $:tj "a
9Th AVE. $50. James ] Bender az ANh.h
SON 4 Co opncrs Anton strand. contractor.
s922 s..
HOi LAND AVE. 1886. Matthev ~ Del eau
do agt David : crater. owner ana contractor
SSi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-19
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

WAY II.
5orU ST. ii5 70 lie West Iadley S'-'l
Corstru-tion 20 agt Karnack Realty &C. sept
- 1912. sTI7sn
SAME PROPERTY Thomas GAllissn Inc.
ar, came. Sop, - 1872 5000 ~
SAME PROPERTY; Edwin George sst SANE
oct Is. 1912 Sl6S -
SAME PROPERTY: Sew Jersey Terra Gotta
co AIT same oct L. 1912. 1850
10Th ST 80 East. George = Root 20 ast
John Doc ~ al MAJ H. 1913 s4i :.
9Th AVE. $50. Salvatore Maior!n0 at John
Heise 81 al SEPT II. 1917. ss1 ~.
JACKSON AVE. " =. - u a ~ Pontiac pi;
s Confortl Contracting 60 ait ra1dO santini
II al. Jan 10. 1913 cancelled 81 49,
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ERATIONS.
Manhattan

AVENUE \. cor of 7ih -. TO sy
store and loft bldg. l. W schwenck. 29i Bed
ford ave Brooklyn. owner: Bergesen, lS3
West l2eth St architect. cost. $40 0o0.
MADISON AVE. " cor 81 18th II, 70 a d
sly dwg. j II Rogers. 20 Broadway. owner:
y Bowling. lessee. " - Iannesen. flS 9TH
ave architect. cost 5000
5sTH ST. - TO Al East. 10 a I sfy garage
- Crinmins. owner: = II HerzOs. Il Wet
18th ST. lessee. e Benedict. l9i7 Broadway.
architect: cost. tl5 900.
46TH ST. :. - n " Of lst ave: 10 sy
stable: Donnelly 4 RIM Inc. owners: Delano
& Adrich. East 3eth ST. architects cost
SO 900
s7TH ST. es6 and 2as East, to a sly stable.
garage ami dWlg. estate Of " Il II Martin. ia
East "a ST owner. Townsend Steinle & Has
keii 1873 Broadway. architects: cost. ZOO
s6TH ST 20S and 20s East: n a sty restsu-
rant and cafe \ Prendcrgast. - Broad 81
owner: 81 Iange lessee. " y Van Wiedenfed.
1899 81 ave architect; cost. $4,000.
The Bronx.
92lsT sT. 49, 10 q, sly frame dwlg. q ~
800: Or Joseph Litanche. on premises. ooner.
George = Crosier. 2.3i IT and White Plains
ave architect: cost $500
WHITE PLAINS RID. 9. n n ~ 10th
II: TO q 2iz sty frame store and dwls. 22.3r
1855: Broundo. I7ss Edison ave. owner. T J
Kelly. 643 Morris Park ave, architect; cost.
N.4so
AUSTIN PLACE. q i5e y. n n ~ iHth at:
10 8 sty brk factory. 15xi0o: II a Mesen-
ger Manufacturing co. on premises. owners
Neville Bagge 2l7 West 18th 1t. architects;
cost 5000
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF Gantee ami al
toTney.D
Interest 3 per cent unless Otherwise stated
MAY Il
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T he Bronx.

IIcD ST. AZ. open air theatre. tori50.
knepper Realty 20. 90 Nassau ~. owner:
James T. Boyland. Fordham Road and Web
ster ave. architect. cost. $500.
ANTHONY AVE, cor % lItth ~. 5
sty brk tenmt. 81 4E1g3', Corner Construe-
tion Co. Greenlesf. llsJ Washington ave.
president. owner. Frankfort 4 kirschuer.
$50 Westchester ave. architects cost. SO. 600.
CALDWELL AVE. =. 24s u n OF l1sto
~ = sly brk stores and tennis. io.@'sIllI.
q & CONSTRUCTION co. Israel Click, GSl TIN
ton ave. president. owner. Charles Myers.
] Union Square West. architect. cost, $4,000.
MOSHOLU AVE. >. 39o.j9 II Of Field
stone Road , sty brk dWlS 3iN2S+ Beno.
diet Z and Mary \ Buhle. los Elliott a'r.
Yonkers. owners. Anton Schonbach. 1s South
Broadway Yonk"rs. architect. cost $4,000.
FREMONT AVE. =. 100 y ~ "a ays.
open air theatre jOXsa. J Fricdland. 40!
Sd ave. owner: Theo Ripley, 1885 Hoe ave.
architect. cost. $500.
80 AVE " cor Of Is2d 81 > ) sty brk
tennis 50x22 and 53.8s Corgil Realty 90.
- Old Broadway. owner. Gilbert Robinson
& Son IL old Broadway. architects; cost.
SO. 900
SIMPSON ST. > 1896 u Of West
chester ave. ; sty brk tennis. - 1890
43x933 and 1895. Rubin Brooks lI3d ~
and Shakespeare ave. owner. l-orenz F j
WeihSr FL West l2jth 81. architect. cost.
81 JolSlO.
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same: MAJ 10. due az per bond; *l'Vp' Az
torneys. Same as sDo,e. o
18Th ST. 3 90 II Of Lexington ave fpN
I02 ,: Brentwood Realty co 10 Chas " Gay,
Wyoko;.. J May Is prior mtg sP'Oool, uu'
Stoddard & MARI. is BroaduaN. 80. .
Hath ST. 10 West. sty brk. II. iNlupli
Simo, GrUn 10 Noritz Neunian. ia West 1@Oth
81. Ma !. instruments 6 per cent, si.0cO; at
torney. samuel Z NeJman. 26l Broadway
Tho Bronx
LOT e2i n 73l man. Adec Park. Francis j
Kno-zi and ano 10 VIM Ieaman. t1i - Ann
ave Nav lG. due per bond; s3.po' attorney
Title Guarantee AMI Trust 60, lib BROADWAY.
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INSTRUCTION
rYPeWRITIN0 AND TYPEWRIIERs

VICTOR VISIBLE 10 Nassau 81. Cataioxus
free; all makes taken 7 -rt payment; ostgn.ns
In Underwood. Remingtons. Oiivsf@ smNne
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
NAY IL
MANN attain,
Manhattan.

10TH ST. Sc ll9 n o, lst ave. for
3 sly garage. 2JIiOo 10. r Fay. iG1 East
Upih ST. owner. Grifin & Nynkoop. 20
Church ~. architects; $1,000.
18th Sr. $50 and l4l East. for sy
stable. 4fS?s .. Fiss. Docrr 4 Carroll ca.
l53 East 18th -. owners. n Bernstein. 1871
East sd ST. architect. s. 600.
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scHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign reschers , nnGc'-
supplies Professors Tsaehss Schools and rsss.
;uns Hnply to Mrs. n. J. YOuNG'FoN
% Union SQUARE
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BOWERY. 8 " cor 81 Rayard Il. g. 81
T5x5Ox75: Dec - 1909. Max Mandel Realt'
90 10 Harris Mandelbsum and ano. sl".oo"'
attorneys. EismSn. Levy, Corn LEVINE
CHRYsTIE ST. 1875. " = 23.4x1oo. March
a. isgs. Harr, and Jane Fiscke 10 John \
Brown. pr. $4,000 attorneys. ADAMS
%HRySTIE ST iS7. " :. aS.4xioo: came
to Grard Trust co philadelphia; s2'ooo'
ATTORNEYS. same ..,
RIVERSIDE DRIVE; 90; cor 81 .''r,,
st. 2G.jxIO0: Jan 1G 1918. Jessie y koewin
10 American Mortgage 60. s1I.OoO. attor-
neys Bowers & sands ~ Nassau ST ., y
lST AVE 03. {. 2f3Nlou. NpIH y
1907; Max Dorf IN John Morrisey and sno:
10000. attorney. Benz NJ Levy % l1per'y
oTu AVE $ aa1l II { Of e16th 81. DIX
100: MAY L. 1908. Maurice w halpln 10
MARY Whitaker: s.. $50: attorney. Lawyers
Title Insurance 90. 10" Rroadway. 800,
9Th ST. 74o East 22xaT. Nov =" l9le
Herman Rerger to Ahr j Gottlieh. eNr. s'nu
attorneys House Grossman & voorhees, 10
BroadVsv "a.
io@.&. Nov 10 1910. solomon Hener 10
Louis Trooks. $1,000. attorey i FrooA'
100 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: April l. 1910. same N
VIM and Jcscphino r Heidc $1,000. attor-
ncys Amend & Amend ll9 Nassau u. ga
18th ST ,oo: 100 Co. q E o. 90 a ~ MAJ ps
+ Rlodgs,t: $4,000. attorney. orr
81 chambers 81
The Bronx.
WHITE PLAINS ROAD. ~ cor ~ Nercid
ave. io:N 1iAIo5 Gxl04 sept :. 1910;
Eds Kell, to Frederick dc rcysier ana
Glenn. III BroadWa,.
:33D ST. . :. where intcrscc'cd b. d. o..
he, lots IS and 80 map Ed ,i ,o n :
! Joseph Egan ~ Emma l. thompson
81 So 80. attorneys, strong 'ad"aidd''
40 Wall st.
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Tho Bronx.
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address OF lenders at
torneyt
MAY II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-19
TO SELL LARGE LOFT
Twelve Story Structure on Lex
ington Avenue Site.
VALUABLE CORNER ON LIST
Parcel at Union Square and
10th Street-Hoadley House
Among the Offerings.

4 number Of choice parcels will be sold
In the Nesey street salesroom this week.
A twelve story loft building, on LeXing-
ton avenue. near 2jth street. and corner
at Union Square and 18th street are
among tho offerings Besides these. the
Noadley house. on Slst street, near Flfth
avenue. having an inCumbTance OF APP
proximately sl1110 outstanding, VIII be
disposed Of ,,.,,
premises on Saturday next by Bryan l..
Kennedy.
4 complete list of offerings follows:
TO-DAY.
AT Il VESEY STREET.
BY Henry Brady
18Th ST 81 West, II :. 10 II . % columbus
ave. -5A1oo5. sly tcnmt and stores nitea
states Trust co OF New York. cars and trus.
ar l. T Wash q a.. action /. stewart 4 ;.
attys. L ( McAvoy. ref. due. s-1.j33 IS; taxes
18Th 81 S45 West n :. $50 Il 2 Of columbus
ave coXloo5. sly tenmt and stores. same as'
same. action .. same atiNs. same TeI' due'
s.7.5SS -. taxes ct. 1881 o..
AT COOS THIRD AVENUE.
Ey Joserh 7 Day.
INDEPENDENCE Palissdel AVE. = g. "a n
. Of -5lth 81. ls2NSi1. 5Nl5oNSs1.7. d. sty dNis
and 1 sty stable. Merchants Exchange Ma
tional Bank AIT - Eldridse q al : : itoo-
inscn. atty. 4 l. Everett. ref: due, 800 81
BRONX BOT LENARD. 1856 s. 100 u OF
e1sth 81. 45Al00. c : Whitney. oxr. agi j
Zuolch 81 al. J W Middlebrook. atty: ii
Daluerr, ref. due. 81 16s 42 taxes, exc. 1874 IL
TOMORROW.
At "A VESEY STREET
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-25
MARINE TlDlNGS.
By Merchants Exchange

p. m, Tuesday, April 90, 1918.
SAN FRANCISCO = Arrived, April
%, 1890 +. m, s. 8. Mongolia, hence
April IS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sailed, April 90,
2:30 p. m, S. S. Sierra, for Honolulu.
PORT SAN LUIS-Sailed, April 81,
$. S. Lansing, for Honolulu.
p. M, Wednesday, April 90, 1918.
SAN FRANCISCO - Arrived April
90, s a. m, S. s. Lurline, hence April
Is.
p. m, Thursday, April "a, 1913.
HlLO-Sailed, April %, 8. s. Yir'
GINA, for Salina Cruz.
= SAN FRANCISCO-Sailed, April %,
bark X, p. Rithet, for Honolulu.
PEARL HARBOR-Sailed, April 80,
U. S. n. r. Nero, for Puget Sound.
YOKOHAMA-Arrived, April 90, S.
S. China, hence April 12.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-25

Wood, O. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes,
Mrs. William Weinrich, Mrs. j. C.
Beisswanger, Mrs. a. n. Soares, Mrs.
T. p. Melin and child, Miss NJ. Horgate,
Miss Anna Witherle, Miss f. Anderson,
Mrs. l.. Disteli and child, Mrs. S.
Brink, Miss X. Miller, Miss f. Ander-
son, Miss L. r. John, Mrs. d. Boyd and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. c., +. White, +.
Franks, +. II. Mcnamara, Mr. and Mrs.
j. +. Sinclair, Mrs. c. j. Fiebic, Mrs.
Giesecke, Miss NJ. E. Averill, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. +. Shapleigh, Mr. and Mrs. b.
NJ. Niece, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Moore and
two children, V. Wooley, Mrs. p. Ru-
bernstein, A. Wooley, Miss l.. Won Worst,
Miss NJ. j. Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander, Misses Alexander. DR.. and
Mrs. Mueller, Mrs. A, w. Collins, Miss
C. Mcfarland, Mr.; and Mrs. b. L. Far
rar, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Ayres and child,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Schwartz, Mrs. j. J.
Dickey, Miss Dickey, C. Schaefer, Mr..
and Mrs. J. n. S. Williams and child,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Splitter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. b. Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
S. Donahue, Mr., and Mrs. f. G. Calkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Perry, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Seabury, Mrs. a. C. Potter, Mrs. A.
Ii. Winter, Mrs. Frances Shields, Mr.
and Mrs. G. X. Sturtevant, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. w. French.
Per str. W. G. Hall, for Kauai ports,
April 24.-Master Greig, 6. I. Greig.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-25
GAMBLING SENSATION
IN UPPER CIRCLES
Alleged Lcs?r of $4,000 May File
Suit and Mention Names of
Well Known Persons.

When the papers in a suit to recover
the sum Of $500, lost in recent poker
game, are filed in the circuit court this
morning, Honolulu IS to be gi, en- a real
sensation, says J'lgc Humphreys, who
finished the drawing up of ths docu.
rcnts Last night. He is acting on be.
half of woman client, whose hus.
band, she says, ha, lost fortune over
the green cloth His last losing, few
evenings ago, was of money in which
she has community interest. This is
the money she VIII sue to recover.
According TO a statement made by
Judge Humphreys last night, his client
claims that the game in question has
befn running for months, years in fact,
in a VOL fitted mp room in a downtown
hotel. In this game, the frcquenters of
which are well known men about town,
whose names are TO be given in tho
papers tp be flied, large amounts are
lost and won, lost by the young and un.
skilful to the experienced players.
Specific allegations Of young men
ruined in thi, game are to be brought
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-25
Hawaii Has Healthy Rival.

The Hawaiian Islands and Los An.
gces will be strong rivals for business
with the opening of the Panama Canal,
is the declaration of DR.. Peter Janss,
who, with his son, DR.. Edwin Janss, has
Just returned from a protracted visit
at Honolulu, says the Los Angeles Tri.
hunc of April 8. Business men of Eo
nolulu are now preparing to enjoy big
slice OF business, and ships direct from
the Islands will enter Los Angeles har.
hor, unloading commodities and com
letting actively for passenger traffic. As
a matter of fact Los Angeles is not
disturbed, but is looking forward TO
much closer business relations with the
Islands of the Pacific and will reach
further to the Orient for Letter trade
conditions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-25
UNKNOWN OWNERS FoRMERLY
ASSESSOR TO
Patty WORKING HARD
FOR THE CR0NNA BILL

George A. Patty, agent of the Anti.
Saloon League announced yesterday
that he had written in behalf of the
league to every senator and represen-
tative of the United States as we'll as
VIC. II. U. and temperance leaders,
urging the passage of the Gronna Bill
which provides for prohibition in Ha,
wall.
He says that while there is no i'm
mediate hope of action being taken
on the bill, he believes it will come
up for discussion sometime within the
next two years, and believes that it
will be bitterly opposed,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-25

Chiyo Maru, and a mail will be dis
patched this afternoon at two o'clock
TO the Coast on the T. X. X. steamship
Nippon Maru. The Nippon is expected
on port eatly from Yokohama, three
days late ON the schedule. The liner
has about 600 tons of freight to dis
charge here. The captain hopes to get
away at noon today although the agents
do not believe the vessel can be dis
patched until about two clock.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-25
PILEs CURED /, 6 mo- l4 DAYS.

PazO OINTMENT is guaranteed
70 cure any case of Itching Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to
- days or money refunded Made BY
PARIS MEDICINE CO., Saint Louis
U. $. of A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-25
SERVES TKE WHOLE FAMILY.

The fame OF Chamberlain Cough
Remedy is world wide. It is good Tor
the deep seated cough of the adult or
the Group and whooping cough of the
children. The same bottle serves the
whole family. For sale by Benson.
Smith & Co.., Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
Advertisement.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-25
Between Boards.

% Pioneer, IS; $50 Oahu Sug. Co.,
1875; 30 Ililo Com, 8; 800 Paauhau,
1850; 80 Paauhau, 1890; 400 II. C. &
S. G., $3.50; 100 II. G. $. 10, 2G.25; 20
Eva, is.
Session Sales.
8 Waialua, $3.50; POS Pioneer, Is;
So Hilo Com, 4.75.
Sugar Quotations.
SO Deg. analysis beets, IS Cd; parity,
I.04; 90 deg. centrifugals, 1915.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-25

Advices TO the Guide last night state
that the British steamer Ecclesia had
cleared from Meiji, Japan, for Homo.
lulu. ty,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-25
PORT oFsaHoN0LuLu.
ARRIVED.

y
TsegdayI Abatp se.
Str, Mauna Kea, from Hilo via way
ports, $3.50 Il. M. Ae"m Ksh% H'''s'
NJ. N. S. s. IIonoluian, from San
Francisco, 715 a. m. liou s17SsI' ~
NJ. n. s. S. HSades, from Seattle, Q
Br. S. s. Frankmount, Evans, from
Norfolk 9 p. m. (anchored outside).
All. $. S. Alaskan, from seattle, 10
p. N. anchored outside). St
Wednesday, April 80. -
CA. S. s. Mariana, from Vancouver
and Victoria, p. m. (Alakea swharf).
CA. g. S. Makura, from Sydney, via
suva, noon (Alakea *'haff). 'i"w 4''
str. W. G. Hall, from Kay Kauai ports,
Thursday, Wpfr "a.
Str. ClaudincgIfromD Maui ports, 4
=. Str it, Vale w''G'Fle'of Of TAHY4liRriHt'' 4's'
Str. Kuiulaui, from Hawaii, 1850
"A. m.
DEPARTED.
U. s. Lighthouse Tender Kukui, for
ISLAND cruise, . a. m.
Schr. Ida May, for Koolau, o a. m.
Str. lwalani, for Hawaii ports, pm.
Br. S. S. Cape Finisterre, for Eu-
reka, 80 p. m.
Str. Kinau, for Kauai ports, 5 p. m.
NJ. n. S. S. Wilhelmina, for San Fran.
cisco, II m. (Hackfcld whaIf).
CA. s. S. Makura, for Vancouver
and Victoria, $3.50 p. m.
CA. S. S. Mariana, for Sydney, via
Suva, 10 p. m. .,... 90. t,ol,r, -,
Str. Mauna Kea, from Hilo and way,
ports, 10 a. m.
NJ. n. S. S. Honolulan, for Kama.
pail, p. m. 100
NJ N. s. s. Hyades, for San Fran.
cisco via Island ports, p. m.
NJ. n. S. s. Honolulan, for Kahului,
p. m. y.'S. st-
Str. w. G. Hall, for Kauai ports, 8
p. m.
ochr. Mary +. Foster, for Port Gam.
bic, a. m.
PASSENGERS,
Arrived ~ 81
Per str. Mauna Kea, from Hilo VIA
way ports, April cav. NJ. Glassell
and wife, Mrs. r. r. Glassell, Miss H.
DAILY, Miss r. DAILY, Mrs. Eisner, A. g,
iIaukc and wife, Mrs. J. w. Potter,
Miss NJ. p. Jencks, j. Smith, Mrs. r. r.
Zane and child, L. n. Dach, Mrs. W.
II. Hammond, Miss NJ Hammond, Miss
II. Brown, f. W. Garnjost, F., @,
Shreves and wife, Miss 1. Shreyes, G.
II, Popcnhusen and wife, Mrs. F., Hop,
kins, S. A. Strader, @. W. stockwell,
!. ). Hargie, }. +. G. Stokes, Geo, H.
Robertson, Kin Eng sam, Mrs. Shina.
motto and three children, Mrs, Kawa'
shima and son, Y. Nokoyama, ]. Detor,
Father Aloysius, l.. Davis, L. j. Freary,
wife and two children, Miss V. Supple,
been, Mrs. Il. Hebron aud child, M.
Forster, II. Uesugi. Chune Chat Kai,
G. \. McTaggart, c. f. Wickander, O.
G. Clark, W. Goodwin, Chas. Gay, J.
Fukuya, j. Machioka, Yook Chong W.
X. Namanu, A. NJ. Keohi.
Per NJ. n. S. S. Honolulan from San
Francisco, April 22.-Miss G. A.
Cooke, Miss NJ. B. Estes, r. NJ. FIT,
!. $. Grace, Miss J, Hill, Miss Lucille
Levy, Mrs. Chas. S. Levy, A. Louisson,
Earl l.. Lyon, Fred Noyes, Miss d.
Plaska Sydney Plummer, Oliver Ross,
c. f. Smith, Geo. Weismann, Mrs. Geo.
Weismann, J. W. Sutherlin. S.,...i
Per CA. S. S. Mariana, from Van.
couver, April 2S,-Misses A. Foyer, "A.
Brausted. b. Noble, v. Moe. r. Glea-
son, Mesdames +. J. Bayless, q, M. Car
ter. II. q. Iiarwell, NJ. II. Low, Messrs.
F. j. Bayfreed, Theo. Davies, NJ. Il,
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order.
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Wireless to London.
Nero Returns to Coast.

The United States naval collier Nero
feft Pearl Harbor Wednesday after.
noon direct for Seattle, where another
cargo of Puget Sound sand for the ma
val drydock york at Pearl lTarbor will
be taken on, The collier is to bring
about seven or eight shiploads OF sand
here before laying up again.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-04-25
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MERCANTILE

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Mail In and Out Today.

Mail from the Coast win arrive this
morning on the Togo Kisen Kaisha,liner
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-03-13

The little body Of cavalrymen was
divided into four detachments. Two
Of these were at once marched to the
left, crcling the village silently in
the darkness, and taking up position
at the farther extremity. A third de-
tachment moved to the right and found
their way down into the valley, where
they lay concealed in a strip of tim
Der. Custer. with the fourth detach-
ment under his own command. re.
manned in position on the trail. The
sleeping village was thus completely
surrounded, and the orders were for
those in command Of the different
forces to approach as closely az pos
sible without running risk OF discov-
cry. and then to remain absolutely
quiet until daybreak. Not match
YVES to be lighted nor a shot fired
until the charge was sounded by the
trumpeter who remained with Custer.
Then all were to spur forward as one
man.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-03-13

mass Of savages capable OF crushing
them to death. when they again raj
lied and consolidated. Custer did the
only thing possible. Turning loose the
pony herd gathering his capttvea
close, he swung his compact command
into marching column. Before the
scattered tribes could rally for a sec
ond attack, with fiankers out. and Skin
nishers in advance, the cavalrymen
rode straight down the valley toward
the retreating hostiles. 1t was bold
and desperate move, the commanders
object being to impress upon the In,
dian chiefs the thought Of his utter
fearlessness. and to create the impress
sion that the Seventh would never
dare such thing If they did not have
a larger force behind. With flags IN
rurled, and the band playing. the
troopers swept on. The very mad au.
dacity OF the movement struck terror
into the hearts OF the warriors, and
they broke and fed. AS darkness fell
the survivors OF the Seventh roda
alone, amid the silent desolation of
the plains.
Hating a moment for rest under
shelter OF the river bank. Custer
hastily wrote his report and sent for
HamlIn. The latter approached and
stood motionless In the red glare of
the single campfire. The impetuous
commander glanced up inquiringly.
Sergeant. I must send messengers
to Camp Supply. Are you fit to gT
CAS- much az anyone, General Gus
ter" was the quiet response. L nave
no wounds of consequence"
VERY we'll Take the fastest horse
In the command, and an Usage guide.
You know the country, but he Will De
of assistance. have written very
brief report; you are to tell Sheridan
personally the entire story. We shalh
rest here two hours. and then pro-
coed slowly along the trail | anticl'
pate no further serious hghting. YOU
will depart at once
Every we'll, sir" the Sergeant ga
luted, and turned away, halting an IN
slant to ask: you have reported the
losses, presume?"
Eyes, the dead and wounded. Ihere
are some missing, who may yet come
in. Major Elliott and fourteen others
are still unaccounted for" He paused
"By the way, Sergeant, while you are
with Sheridan. explain to him VINO
YOU are-he may have news for you
| Good night, and good luck.
He stood up and held out his hand.
In surprise, his eyes suddenly filling
with tears, Hamlin felt the grip OK
/ his fingers. Then he turned, unable
| @ articulate a sentence, and STROBE
away into the night.
Ito be Continued)