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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-26
a eooD ROADS SUGGESTIONS.

Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin,
Sir:I am in perfect accord With
all that was said and done by every
body taking part in the late inter
island civic convention. and the all
absorbing. general interest question
of good roads was the ne plus ultra
of the whole conclave.
A heading In the Star-Bulletin of
Monday read Roads Topic That In
terests the Engineers" 1t seems 20
me that such topic should interest
almost every person within the boun-
daries of Hawaii, whether he or she
owns an automobile or not Then
again 1t was stated that there was
the foundation of a good roads po-
Icy for next year Why for mex.
year? Why for not right now? Now
is the time to do things while the
fever is on.
If / am not mistaken, one Of the
engineers. speaking at the conven-
ton, said that we did not know how
to build roads in Hawaii; that we
had not yet learned the secret of road
building, the art of building o road
that would last. Possibly so, but &
should like to refer the citizens of
this city to the old Waialae road.
There was never before, and has not
been since, a piece of road built in
this territory that has stood the traf-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-26

nc and travel that that road has. The
heaviest kind OF hauling has been go
ing over it for the last eight years.
and IL Is but recently that it has been
put in the hands OF the repairers. /
do not know how the road was built
nor who built It. but that can be very
easily. ascertained do know, how.
ever, that il was built under contract
and was considered one of the cheap
est pieces Of work the counts govern
ment ever obtained There does not
seem to be any need to send employees
to the coast to study up on road
building It is q needless expense
] know that there has so far been no
mention of sending parties to the.
coast for that purpose. but it would
not be long before somebody viii
want to take a jaunt to the main.
land, and 1t Is possible that that lit
tie stunt would be pulled on the pub
lie. II every road in Hawaii Is built
as good as was the old Wajalae road,
and holds up as well under similar
usage there should be no kick from
the public
The Waialae road has been under
repairs for some time now, and much
money has been spent ON it, but this
will all be thrown away If the road
Is not given q dressing of oil. This,
it is stated, is too expensive, or, at
least, there is no money to do the
work with. Such being the case. |
can guarantee that the first heavy
rains of the coming winter viii wash
all the new work into the cutters,
and it will be like washing so much
money along with it.
The only way the road can be saw.
ed is with oil. It is the city's only
thoroughfare leading to the east end
of the island. and should be put in
the best condition of any road In Ha.
wall.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-26
THE CAMPAIGN FOR OCEAN TRADE

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-26
BIG TOURNAMENT
PLANNED THE
ARMORY OPENING
CONTINUED from page one,

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-26

Alonzo Gartley has either perpetrated little
joke on the morning paper or he has been mis-
quoted in the San Francisco Chronicle. Mr..
.Gartley went to the Coast recently and Chron-
icle reporter quotes him as saying:
ssI think there is little or no opposition to the
appointment of I. E. Pinkham as governor OF
Hawaii don't think there has been any real
opposition to him, and both papers in Honolulu
are back of him.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-26

The suggestion that The house committee on
naval affairs be invited to Honolulu this fall is
good one. The committees Itinerary, taking
in both the northwest and the southeast, will
probably not permit all of the members to come
to Hawaii, as the party does not leave Washing
ton until late in the fall and most of the con-
gressmen will wish to be back in the capital for
the opening of the regular session. At the same
time, q hearty invitation to the party may secure
d visit from several of the members, which will
be a point gained for Hawaii. 1t is to be hoped
the commercial bodies will act and act quickly in
the invitation.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-26

JOHN WISE, at present in charge
of large homesteading project at
Waimea, Hawaii, expects to return to
the Big Island next Wednesday. He
came down from Waimea last Satur-
day, and this morning obtained the
approval of the acting governor and
attorney generals Office as to the form
of the homestead agreements to be
used
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-26

THE Star Ballefirf invites free and
frank discussion in this column on all
Legitimate subjects of current interest.
Communications are constantly re-
ceiyed 10 which no signature is at
tached. This paper will treat as con-
fidential signatures to letters if the
writer's so desire. but cannot give
space to anonymous communications. ]
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-26
EIIIIEINIEIl4iEWGl

A. F. JUDD: The civic conven-
ton seemed to me the most remark
able gathering of the kind / ever saw.
The territory cannot but be benefited
by it.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-26

Ex.president Taft has lost sixty pounds since
becoming a sclool-teacher. And yet somebody
has referred to the presidency as the hardest job
ON earth.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-26

The question before the New York impeach-
ment court seems to be whether Tammany OF
Sulzer has the worse past.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-26

The Balkans are continuing their diversion OF
drawing nice boundary lines and then jumping
over them.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-26

King George may be drawn into politics, but
he will not have to run at tire direct primaries
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-26

Looks like the Irish crisis and the world
baseball series will break about the same time.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-26

Tennessee's gun-barreI whisky seems to be il
evidence around her Legislative halls
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-26

Harry Thaw and President Wilson both favor
New Hampshire for summer vacations.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-26

Home Rule is about as popular in Ulster as
a wet dog at Sundayseheol picnic.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-26

hp1lOiD

II. sP: WOOD, secretary Of the Pro.
motion Committee and chairman of
the Hawaii Fair Commission, expects
to leave for San Francisco about Oct.
Is to confer with the exposition Off
Gals end with G. H. Dickey, the ar
chitect who is planning the Hawaiian
building. He viii be accompanied by
Mrs. Wood. &
DR.. j. S. B. PRATT. DR.. George w
Mccoy .and Sanitary Engineer Tay,
Q fthe territorial health board leave
Saturday for tour of general inspec-
ton over the island of Hawaii They
except to meet the other members of
the board at Hilo about October IL,
when the condemnation of the insan-
itary land at that place will be or
6ered.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-26

9 A Greater Chamber of Commerce means a
Greater Honolulu
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-26
SEPTEMBER 2e, 1913

Eferg person rho manages another Is d ha,po.
critic. Thaekeray.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Albert b Ashforth. Inc. has leased
space I'm Nos. "A and l6 East SD street TO
the Bausch Picture Frame Company, and
Hopes & Langtree and successors TO
Samuel Buckley Co. of London ana
New York Ltd
I, Tanenbaum. Strauss & Co. Inc, have
leased to the Central Free Bonded
Warehouse Co.. the entire six story build
ing No. so TO Sc Ninth avenue. southwest
corner of 18th street. for Edward ". {.
Arnold. for a term Of years.
Herbert A Sherman has leased ofhces
in the Forty-second Street Building, 42d
street and Madison avenue. to j. -
Lyons & Sons.
Moore. Schultz & Co. leased for J. j.
Schwartz. No. AS West 18th street
private dwelling. 10 Captain ID. }. Roberts
for a term of years.
c. F. w. Johanning leased for Charles
n. Won Aehsen TO Fred and Pauline
Fischer for term Of years all the build
ing above the store floor. southwest cor
ner OF Eighth avenue and 10th street.
NJ. & l.. Hess leased the tenth loft IN
Nos. Al and 40 West Sjth street To the
]. NJ S Lace Company. and space in NO
40 to % East 21st street, TO the Forsl
Manufacturing Company the Rex Fash
ion Company and the High Art En-
broidery Works.
y, Brigham Hall e. VIM. ID. Bloodgood'
Inc. leased for the Nassau Ferry COM
pany. its property southwest corner OF
Thompson and East Houston streets, TO
John Dunbar, manufacturer of boxes
who will alter the premises
The Douglas Robinson. Charles -
Brown Company leased the two dwell
ings Nos and West 32d street to the
Proudman Realty Company Tor business
purposes. , A.. ..o-o
II. NJ. WE'LL Company leased the store
No. "a East AID street FOR victor y.
Nunnes Company to Philip Liberman iot
a term OF years store and basement AT
No ia 35th street for NJ. l.. {. Ernst
to the Stephens Auction Rooms, ana
parlor store No. 264 West 5ith street ioI
the Chelsea Exchange Bank to the
NOVeltY Embroidery Works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-07

CNith name and address Of lesseo)
AMSTERDAM AVE. " cor 18th st. store.
etc. Burr & CO 70 James Ceilings. yrs
from May ]. 1913, $500; address '6i 9TH
AM ST. and q; all; Frederick Frisch TO
Max Garfunkel. yrs from May J. 1915
$500; address. Fast roth ST.
BURNSIDE AVE. 217 and 2l9. and IN
thony ave. 20i7 all, Ferdinand T Hopkins.
ir. 10 Hopkins G Barrett; yrs from May /.
1913 s1.500. address. West Somcrs. Y.
pert Of basement, William + Bnntzniger 10
Charles r Hogan. > yrs from May ]. 1873
81 020 address 80 Manhattan ave.
Frank Field to George Uni. > yrs from
Mag !. 1912: $50; address. 1877 Castle I'M
HUpSoN ST. III and lI3: is, loft above
store: Susman J Walk 10 Ridgways, Inc. >
yrs from Nav !, 1913; $3.50. address 100
I0TGWooD AVE. 1ot1: correr store:
George Daily and ano to Isaac Sporting. 3
yrs from May /. 1913. $40 address. '6s
Fox 81
WILLIS AVE. 4ai. rooms: August Dreyer
n Percy Edwards; ; yrs from NAY !. 1918;
81 zoo address. 2GS3 30 ave.
WALL ST. us; store; clara GerkG co., 70
$500 address. lis wall ST.
WEBSTER AVE. :. 100 It OF Tremont I
ave, ls.;N'1 3 store etc: Mcycr WodScn ana ana
5000: address. 3i3 west 5sth ST.
ID AVE. DPS: Houston 81. 20 and 40 =
Fast. Avenue 4. and I. Houston 81 III
ana 119 Fast; Houston 81. EOS and 30 East
Houston ST. i39 to 14j East: all. Max u
Stedor TO Louis Minsly: an titlc. WIS from
Dec ]. 1912. taxes. etc. and $4,000 address,
pa East 18th 81.
9Th AVE. lS1. all. 18Th 81. TO- West. al.
Elizabeth Hawthorne 10 Charles \ehaue, y
yrs from MAY L. 1913; $4,000: address, To-
West 18th ST.
STI AVE. sol: upper part OF bldg. Rob
ct l. MacNabb 10 julius Hesse. > yrs from
March !. 1872 SiOS0. address. 9Sj sth ave.
STH AVE. So. first floor; John Rcisen-
weber 20 Julius Hess. yrs from May J.
1913: 81. 300: address 9Sj sth ave.
nth AVE. ~. store. Marietta Stuhr
- Clara Goldsmith: . 7-12 yrs from oct J,
1872: $3.50: address 800 1ith ave.
Stuhr to clara Goldschmidt. " G-t2 yrs from
Nov l. 1912: s72O. address. 800 nth ave.
gf2TH ST 72S East. all: Alfonso Bottino
"a 4 9 Run. yrs from Jan :. 1911. $500
address 3113 Willctts ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-07
LIS PEN DENs.

HOUSTON ST. 1879 10 i4s
Realty Co agt Max D steu.r MD
tom attorney. II Joseph a w
14TH ST. 300 East. "a av. ,,s. :.
81. POS and 30 East. LIST a. In, hes
East: Houston 81. 2i0i1 East i ESD
and 4 Houston 81. III TO nj. unss 1
:. 20 II G OF Chrystie 81, 55ria aaoar',
ST. W g. so n $ of Houston N I'm
ton ST. " cor Chrystie At, 20xtai Hs
ST. W .. IS n Of Houston 81. So o., I'm,
skier Realty 60 agt Max ID Steuer Ia.w'v (
attorney. II Joseph. vs'uta
Sd AVE, cor 18th st. Ioori9,,
Bank agt Harry Simon 81 al (for..,l Y,
m.g): attorney. ! VI Roeder. ''''sss
MCCLELLAN ST. 8 9. oct I..
Cromwell aves: lot 81. Samuel Hol,e0ns 3
william W Astor ct al (foreco.,,sne /
Ter Of tax LEM: attorney. 3 @ rn,.Ts, N
TEETAW AVE. n e cor iss,E 'aefr
33 10: TEETA WAVE s. 1875 n
81. lJ0Xl 49, 10 Park View pl. Marv ~
son ast Richard NJ MONTGOMERY a y y
ct al foreclosure Of mtg). aitor,.1
butcher.
MORRIS AVE. 1910. Ermins NO..
agt Magda Operating 60 ct al (forss,.N's
mtg: attorney. c Babbage. 's.a
18th ST. 23f East: Simon n,
agt Fannie Mandel Il al (forec,..ss y
MTG: attorneys. Geller. Rolston q u.s
121ST ST. $. $40 II Of Lsno, ' .s
100. II. Frances J Gottschalk az,
Barnett ct al foreclosure Of mts, ss''
news. Simpson & Cardozs 90 ~,
CHAMBERS ST. SIS. 75.2ft. Scs.
252x747. John s Murphy et al ,H. :
ander Reiman 81 al Qoreclosurs ~ N
attorney. J ! Smith. ~
1O2D ST. 302 West. James II Tx
Grace VI BIrdsall ct a. (foreclosur. az
attorney. II \ Knox ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-07
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES


| TIL. Guarantee and Trust RI ., ct-,
| NJ lehman. $50 600 nN"u
same 10 same. 500 600
same ~ Central Trust Co. $1,000
ro %",e 10 nostital and House Of Rest for
same TO san,e. $1,000
| Tr,,., - " MaIburs ct nj to United States
ELIZA 6 Farnham n LAWYERS Title rns,,
ance and Trust CO: $4,000 ''S"'
Manhattan Mortgage Co 10 William u
George 9uimby to Georg. A ou,,rhy
committee. $4,000 |"'hoy'
NV New YORK LIE Insurance Co to lawyer,
seme 70 same; SEQ 600
Aiiosny county Savings Bank To Citizens
Margaret Gilsey and eno 70 VA. VI,
Title lnrurance Co; $50. 400 10TH
Am pros. 9 Fell to New York Title Inr,r-
redge. 81 " ni'on " I'D
% american Mortgage Co to Hugh J Cram.
Erwin r. ConckIin and sno .,,, - A..
earet ConcElin. $4,000 '' VI MAR
60 Winnie Frankel to Gesnie En,elpsrp.
Johanna Schultz to Matthias c;oer.,. q
David seidmen TO Samuel sedman; .,7ooo
rr,s, Co ,pN6S.nah 10 Title Guarantee and
Lawrence Davis to Aida McIlroy: 5000
n Ii,,n surety Co to Geo Cutley; 81
June u Grant and another. eYrs 10 Jnli. NJ
prsnt ana another. trustees 81
Mu'usi life Insurance Co OF New YORK. ~
United states Trust CO. $500 "
solomon Powell TO Chas II Friedrich. q,
field: 500. ~ r'"scn-
Jacob I"',, MARY to } II Thomas. trustee: 5000
LOUIS y Samuels 10 Carrie Iazar: 500
. Equitable Life Assurance Socletv n, ,ho
Snited states to Marie la Montague. 500 600
mon Trust Go 10 Edward + Black: S24 900
same TO Marie la Montague and another
trustees; $4,000 ''
motifs Goldstein TO Joseph Rabinovitz: 81
stephen j Egan 10 William Meyn: 500
s42. 900 II NiaoS'
rlora Wallach. individually and as executor
10 Lawyers Mortgage Co: $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-07
MECHANICS LIENS.
MAY 9

5sTH ST 223 TO 227 West. Murnhv
lhmber co agt Jonas n Mouheimer estate Of
Andrews ; Bennett VIM J Bennett. Chas v
Applehy: owner. Lang Contracting Co. contrac-
18TH ST, 35s 10 $50 East: Charles Harlem
stein agt Edward McGuiness, owner; East side
Amusement Co. lessee; Julius Schwartz
contractor: S65.
sTEUBEN AVE. East Gun Hill Road Balm
bridge ave and 2l0th st. block; Nadham Co agt
Montehore Home. owner; Eureka soapstone Co,
contractor: 500 As.
NORTHERN AVE, s, bet 1Tsth and 179th
sts' -xlo: Murtha & schmohl Co agt Birch
Realty Co and Gussle Raabe. owners: III Raabe
sons. contractors CrenewaD; 1000
DID ST. l2i to 100 East: Jones Laughin
steel Co agt lis East Bath 81, owner; Milliken
Bros. contractor: 81 672 40.
18TH ST. 356 10 $50 East. Frank Goldberg
aet Edward McGuiness, owner; East Side
Amusement Co. lessee. Monroe Building Co
and julius NJ Schwartz. contractors. si60.
BOTH ST. ., 12T II OF Broadway. 30x
100 Hudson Woodw orkins Co agt kerloc Real
tor s97.
I'D ST. ia and 1i6 East: Pennsylvania
Cement Co agt ia East 23d Street Co. owner;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-07
PRAISES CANADIAN REALTY
Representative at Show Tells of
Opportunities There.

Tho largest crowd since its opening on
Saturday was IN attendance AT the realty
show AZ the Grand Central Palace yes
terday Those who are in a position to
know declare that more than six thou
sand persons saw the exhibition. The
model Of the Panama Canal is centre
of interest, as are also the various models
Of houses and bungalows The moving
pictures have proved a big attraction
Visitors have expressed surprise at the
Canadian display Instead OF seeing pct
ures Of vast expanses Of crude land, they
see we'll laid OUT towns. with every mod
ern improvement. In speaking of this eX-
hibt J. r. Wood. who conceived the
original idea of having the Canadian
brokers exhibit at the show said:
I'VE did not anticipate making sales AT
this exhibit. although We have actually
closed several 10 date but wanted 10 show
New Workers the advantages that lie just
across the American border for the small
a. well as the large investor
we think SO well Of an exhibit Of this
sort that I'm place Of II being made an
annual event. held only In New York. We
feel that n should be made An Institution.
placed on the road like an amusement
show and carried on throughout the year
THE American plan OF colonization on
home building offers many suggestions
for the Canadian. and J would not be sur
prised TO see n carried out in our sub
urban towns in the near future. In
Canada the building movement does not
keep pace with the sales market. The
investment opportunities arc so good that
attention has not been directed as 1t
should 10 building. 7 do not mean by
This that the building market is dormant
far from H."
The Tribune booth at the show is at
tracing much attention. crowd was
about Il at all times during the day and
,vening. Valuable information can be OBJ
aimed al this booth. especially that re-
ating TO summer resorts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-07
REALTY NOTES.

The Duross Company were the brokers
in the sale Of the National Florence
Crittenton mission property. 1T Nos. q
and o3 Blocker street. between the Bow
cry and Lafayette street 10 Max Ilei'i-
haum The owner took title Yesterday
and gave back mortgage of $1,000 The
property will he altered for business pur-
poses at once.
Levine e. Kempner arc the buyers Of
No. ~ Ninth avenue. reported sold re-
Gently by the Kempf estate. Goodale'
Perry e. Dwight were the brokers.
Adolf Hirschfeld, of No. 222S Broadway
has removed to Nos. 10 and Il East 10th
street
e. 5. Willard & co. have removed their
Offices TO Kuhn. Loeb q Cos buldlns'
No. - William street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-07
NEW BUILDING PLANS,
MAY g.
Ma nhattan,
Manhattan.

HAMILTON PLACE. e s. 135 8 II n OF l3oth
st; for two story stores, motion tneauS az ~
offices. 81 4x3s.ll Domain Realty 60 49, 2fs,
Broadway. owner; l. 1 WIENER "a "e'.
18TH ST. 8. l75 II OF Madison ave; lor
twelve story lofts. ~. 10xsI.4; FABIAN Con
struction Co 81 East 2sth 81. owner; ScnWar,I'
Gross I& 3 n Marcus Sf7 9th ave- architects
5TH ST. $, 243 IT OF Ave B. for six
story apartments, 50xs4; j. n Baunan, oi
East 4th ST. owners: G 3 Meyers, mon
Square West. architect Si5,OOo.
The Bronx.
BROOK AVE, cor 14lst st. two sly
brk tcnements. 50X9O.5 and i2Xe33' Consot
Idated Imp CO. Harry Jacobs. 4l9 west llv1 n
ST. president owners; George + feihaIh' ~
East 42d ST. architect. total cost $4,000
BRONX BOULEVARD. " :. 80 n or Gun
Hill Road / sly frame stable. 4.3Xlb. II
q r Vought. $40 Madison ave, owners anu
architects. cost $500. o,o..
ST: sly frame garage, l9xl6; Paul GILLESPIE.
3735 White Plains ave, owner. = |le"' f"7'
Carpenter ave. architect; cost, sou. -
HUNTS POINT AVE. n q cor GilDert fia' =,
two sly brk tnmts u 4XiOs lXilo1' Burne,t
& We'll Construction 60, Robert Burnett oly
East 1881 ST. owners. KreymbOrg Architectural
CO. 1881 ST and southern Boulevard, archltects'
$4,000. . =,
i5OTH ST. =. 23s II Of Exterior st.
sty frame Office and shed. 4sXlf6: Gus Buck
ham 1857 Park ave owner, fremont Aren't
tectural GO. i0l fremont ave. arcnltects. sJo,'
BELMONT AVE. " 8. 100 # OF lstn ST 81:
4 stv trk limit 2jx.5: Frank Barb9. 22S@
Belmont ave owner: NJ w Del Gaudio, iol
fremont ave. architect: $1,000.
DELAVILLE AVE " :. 20 n OF Hollers
ave / sty frame shed. l0A25 Frank Co,ssuT r1
on premises owner. W Del Gaudio i"i ire
mont ave. architect; 500.
ALTERATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-07

100: MARY Gamble 10 fremont Building ana
loan Association 1921 Wash !. Sno ave ,,orn en-
stalls. per cent: MAY o; Si't re psosS~ay
i Lot S s5 map 100 lots Daily estate Nice
Murray to Matthew Walsh. 1850 Nyse ~
iayyers Title Insurance and Trust Co, loo
Broadway. $1,000. -... r-~.r,,
LOT lis. map 327 lots, Hunter estate; Frank
No Micco ,o Hudson + Rose Co. April 30; =
yfs. ga per cent; s2oo; address, 80 West 4''h
LOTS sos TO sos. map $50 lots, Hunts
Point Realty Co: Edw T. Miers to Lawrence
Davis. $40 Hudson ave. BROOKLYN . yrs; %
antee and Trust Co. lI6 BROADWAY. o-oo.
linton AVE. . cor OF io6th 81; SZHS9'
Adophus Realty Corporation to. City Real rs
tate Co l76 Broadway: May b: l yr. per
cent: si5. 900, attorney. Title Guarantee and
WHIr'rtFR AVE-. Q $. $50 II n Of Seneca
ave- jOx97.5: Edw y Miers 70 warren y sam
mis-. Huntington. Long Island: yrs; May ,
81 coo. attorney. Title Guarantee ana lius'
20, l16 Broadway.