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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

James II Mahan to Emma Cook; assts.
SO 10i II
Frederick Helms 10 Frank Herwg: e.. 80.
New York Society Of the Methodist Epsco-
pal Church 10 New York Savings Bank, $40
600
William Walsh 10 Frank Herwlg $1,000.
" A Hanford TO South Norwalk Trust Co;
81.
Juliet Lesser TO Pauline Goodman; 81.
Equitable Life Assurance Society 20 Column
bia knickerbocker Trust Co. 100000.
Pierce Construction Go 10 Ike Ginsberg. $loO.
Trustees Of the Second Associate Church OF
the City Of New York to Title Guarantee and
Trust co; $500.
Commonwealth Securities Co to Frederick
Pierson: s.. 900
Mary G Desseg to Title Guarantee and
Trust Co: $500.
Wilson NJ Powell TO Sheppard De Forest;
an interest, 81 800.
staten Island Savings Bank 10 Title Guar
antee and Trust Co. Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Co 10 Adirondack Cottage Sana-
torium $4,000.
Bankers Trust Co. trus 10 New York Title
Insurance co, S21 OCo
North side Mortgage Corporation to Mary
Eagan: 1900.
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co to
LAWYERS Mortgage Co. $1,000.
William Hickman TO Minnie Pincus. 81.
Same 10 same; 81.
Mary r Donovan 10 Alice c Holden. gdn;
500 600
Mary Hastings to Burlock Il Rabell, e1r;
Sia OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-12
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of icssee)
lime II

AMSTERDAM AVE. 932: store. Ferdinand
Sheppard 10 Henry SChwaner. WIS from
May l, 1913. 81 500: address 200 West lOGth ST.
POSITION RID. 2l3l; part store and basement:
Land Realty Co TO Enthorn & Kirk; 10 yrs
from time when certificate for light Is issued
$l-)0. address 2llg Boston I'd
LEXINGTON AVE. 1891, corner store: Moritz
Neuman 10 Max Rothenberg. > WIS 1U mos from
July !. 1872. SLo44, address : Beekman st.
IRVING TON ST II and 10. bakery in base
ment. Resal Mortgage Security Co 70 Herman
Hoffman. yrs 10 mos from July J. 1913,
SlO20; address II Rivington 81.
FREMONT AVE, 453; store and basement:
Avenue Amusement Co 10 New York Telephone
Co. . yrs from June J. 1913. $4,000 to 5000;
address II Dey ST.
ID AVE. 100. store: Cornciia ! o Kent 10
Gustav Gross. 3 yrs II mos from June !, 1913;
81 $50. address. 10 I'd ave.
Sd AVE, 1929 store and part cellar: VIM 4
Wilson. indiy and trus 10 John y DAILY. 10
yrs from July l. 1913. $1,000: address, 2o7
East 10th ST.
9TH AVE 1875: all: Butler Duncan to
sam Soloway; - yrs from july l. 1919. 81
600 and S.. 200. address. l4j West 10Th St
9TH AVE, 649. basement; Chas VI Bernstein
TO Alex DimaS and ano. . WIS from July l,
1913: $500. address. $40 9Th ave.
STU AVE. cor lfJth 81. corner store
Flcischmann Realty GO 10 Louis Gerston. 10
yrs from May /. 1913. $500. address. 553
11Th AVE. 50: All. Ks,h r FIshcrty and
ano % Jos l. Waters. 1U VTS from March u.
1913. <L&2o address 20 West ed 81.
GOTH ST. 4}J West. store and part cellar.
Maria * GRAY 10 Jos l. Waters; ; yrs from
Fen !. 1913 $3.50. address. ~ West 60 81.
SNTH ST, . West. nst ON sixth noor: Ad-
iustment Realty co 20 Lester Mtius ami sno.
, yrs from oct /, 1913. Zoo. address, . West
SSth ST.
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MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Pease & Gilman have leased NO. l62
East 10Th street, four story modern
house. on lot 20xlOO feet, for II. II. Hollis
ter TO Thomas u. Thatcher; an apart
ment at No. IS West 55th street for the
Backer Construction Company to Milton
We'll, the dwelling houses No. li9 West
s5th street TO Max Wiener for term of
years and No. 3o3 West l0ith street to
Franklin II. Giddngs; also No l62 East
10Th street TO Thomas u. Thatcher.
j. Edgar LeayCraft 4 Co leased the
dwelling house No. 46 East Goth street TO
Nine Leonard, modistc, for term OF
years.
The Cross & Brown Company, with the
Guarantor Realty Corporation, leased the
building Nos 81 and $40 West sd street
TO the American Piano Company for a
term Of years.
II. c. Senior & Co. leased for Helen 7.
Roberts the dwelling house No. 40 West
sjth street to Erland Erikson for. term
Of years.
Tucker. Speyers & Co. have leased in
the Springs Building, No. - TO 80 West
sSth street. offices TO Estelle Mckee and
Richard j. Leibrock; also, in conjunction
with julius Friend. Edward NJ. Levi
Company, the eighth floor at Nos 80 and
a West 5Sth street 10 John Trimmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-12
LIS PENDENS.


LAFAYETTE ST. eDi. Albert G Richter agt
Christiana T. Richter 90 al accounting, etCJ'
attorney g LANCE. jr. a.
WEST Sd ST s. 40 n W 81 Mercer ST. W
x15. Albany city savings Institution agt ANA
lie Coon e al foreclosure 81 mtg. attorneys
Rosendale. Hessberg. Delaney 4 llalnes
IlSTH ST, II FAst. Jacob loeWsntnal aSt
Eli Levy 81 al (amendcd foreclosure of mtg;
attorneys. LcSe & Connolly. 80.
LOT o. beg a. a point In or NIX l"'
n n OF O'Brien ave. runs 81 Tx n 2JlN .
50 OK . 10 beg: Lot III 10 ll3, beg In = !
of blk 10 II ~ Patterson ave. rams al
4 20 TX i5.GN n - 10 bog, White PAINS
r.l n o cor 81 ljlst s.. tO0NlOo. Clason Point
rd -s Lots i97 and go 1872 n ~ Bolion
ave a. 5XG2 ~ irrcg. Frederick VI GOwell at
Porter Realty and Development Co foreclosure
OF Mtg. attorney y N Kelly
LOTS 253 and 254. map OF estate or JOSEF
Huggou AZ Clas0n Point: Kart Morgan at
William = Gleason q al foreclosure OF mtg
attorney. " Kelly.
LOTS g.. 81. l75. l56. COO 226 22I. 22s and
300 map of estate NJ Joseph Ilueson a. Clason
Point: Fannie MEGA, AIT william Z GLEASON
% al foreclosure o. mtg. attorney. + u
lots 90 and cSs man q estate = Joseph
Husson az Clason Point. Fannie McGay ct Al
.agt William O. Gleason q al foreclosure or
mtg. attorney. y ~ Kelly
RIDGE ST. 10. Emma q orr act IauIlna
r., shpsn o. al foreclosure of m's). attorney.
" - orr
ELDRIDGE SIT. IT, and I37; Diana Zireor
aEt Helen Eupp o. al foreclosure ~ mtg,
attorneys Ec!ncr e. Mass.
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t2Ie CLAY sv. CmtR sa5OO): June Q; Sloo
attorney. LAWYERS Trust Co. 100 Broaac"oos ,,
WHITLOCK AVE. n 2 cor Of HUM ,,- o,,'S
ave. 2I1.jx--: Ryawa Realty co 70 poo,
Terminal Corp. 30 East 42d ST: June .. sluU'
attorneys FERRIS a Stroock. 81 BroadwaE
l4TH ST. :. 255 n Of Ave T. 2'E Ertto
Tnionport: Joseph Rosalsky. rel, 70 800
Doll 1907 Amethyst st; June :; sou at'"'
news Lew kowitz & Stern. ~ Nassau - ,oo
i4TH ST. s :. go n Of Ave +, - ooA ~
UnionpOrt: same TO same. June :; S'V"' AZ
torueys same. - o-,oe
18TH ST. s s. $50 n . OF Ave F.. 23Xl ~
I'nionport: same 10 same; June - S'V'' ~
tOrneys same. - -
- cvto0. Martin II cohen 20 Max ReinltZ
500 Dawson 81 mtg S27.j0Ob 500. June ~
attorney r FIiashnick. 302 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-12

HESTER 81. lGi, cor Of Elizabeth -.
:, ' A''': ApriI - I9lo, Louis Massucci Co
Mara 'appercii. $3.50. attorney. C.
Gusgctne elmer. - william g.
OLIVER 81. IS and -. . cor ~ oak
e. 50N12jAJ0NG"4 May % 1908. Nunz.t
f"rnlclaro 10 Corn Exchange Bank. St7. 800.
attorneys. Bowers & Sands. 90 cedar 81
1Sf AVE. 1913 S6NlO0 Gsth ~. 4Ui Ea.,.
g. 2jN554 GH,h 81. iOj East % s. 2sV
luoi. Aug TO- 1872. clarence buchanan o.
Mary a Bressel. $3.50. attorney. Henry g.
1sT AVE. " s. Gil q : of Goth St. lo3x
100. March I, 1857. Margar,tha Stutc 90
German Savings Bank. S5.5oO. attorney.
IlIe Guarantee GO. lI6 Broad~ay
1ST AVE. " g. So n . Of GGth o. 1g3X
100 March !, 1857, Henry and Margarctha
stuv. 10 same. $4,000
TT, 5TH ST, " - n . IRON. n cor of
%N 4G.6X7.4 70 pt AT 81 10 ave and
! ~ a 4G.G from eth ~ iG6 20 % q 81
X " IS to beg; June !. 1908. samuel auI
Sadie Hocnig 20 FLOYD l. Nandcrpoel s.. 800
attorneys House. Grossman Vorhaus. l1i
10STH ST. i47 west 25xioo1i. Feb T.
1905. Abraham Levcnthal 10 Hermann q
EFsets, $1,000; attorney, Seth S Terry. Gd
Broadway.
11STH ST. . =. 100 u n " from w =
LIST av. 25Nloo u; July 10. 1900. Frederick
llSTH ST f. los y 81 Pleasant ave.
! t0Nlo0l0. Nav &c. 1911: Mary \ stokes "a
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank. 81 500.
attorneys. a + OGorman. 81 cham
bers -.
SAME PROPERTY: Aug u. 1853: Ann and
Michael Moloughney 10 same; $500. at
I2SrI ST. 90 East. 2G1ooiI: Feb 20
1913 Fannie q Devoc 10 Arlington Estates
Inc ~ Wost Sth 81; 81 500
15sTH ST A9l and 49G West. 5oN9a II
March T.. 1903. MiddletoWn Realty 90 N
Alhuzo e Tuska. Sl2 600. attorney. Lawyers
Title Insurance 60. 100 Broadway.
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate EX-
change salesroOm, Nos IL and 10 Nesey
street:
BY Bryan L. Kennedy
FRANKFORT ST. 10. =, 1923 It Of Park
Row, 2SsxlOl 3x32 sX1OS.2. 1 sty front and
rear bldg. sold to James Il DE Nyse for $40
900.
IS D. p Ingraham Co.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 92s and $50. s. 24s.4
Z, n OF 10th 81. 124. 9x124xl 20. $3.50 II. sly
tenmt; sold to the plaintiff for SOS 4O4
HOUSTON ST. 100 West, n cor Of sullivan
e. g5xlOJ. sly tenmt and stores. sold 10 John
De Paoh and Antonio Demenza for $63 1863
By Joseph r. Day.
10th ST. I41 West, $, $50 II e OF eth ave.
19NlO0n, 3 sty dwlg sold TO the plaintiff Tor
Sl6.o0O
25xiOOIl. sly tenmt and stores; sold TO the
18TH ST. 10 East. SIS. I75 IT OF 9th ave.
25Nloo II. sly brk tenmt and stores sold TO
POST AVE. 8 Intersection OF OF
10Th ave. 20x6 lx1J6, 6X25x16O; vacant; ad-
iourned TO June IS.
BY Samuel Goldstcker
PARK AVE. 17Os. $. 1873 Il = OF i20th
st Is 5x9O. . Sly tenmt and stores, sold 10
the plaintiff FOR 10000.
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Bryan L. Kennedy
146TH ST. $50 and AS East. 9. 24S4 n
" OF Brook ave SO. 2x1O0. sty tenmt and
stores: sold 10 the Harvard Realty and Con
struction co for 49,. 500.
ff6TH Sr. 452 and 454 East. s, 2sl.6 II
" OF Brook ave. 336X10O; sty brk tenmt
ard stores sold 20 the Harvard Realty and
Construction Co FOR $50, 500.
BY Henry Brady
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. cor 81
15sth RI. iOOx125; vacant; sold to George +
johnson for $Il0O.
By joseph r. Day.
APPLETON AVE 9, 100 n OF Buhre
ave. 25xl25.4 10 Pelham road x 26.3xl334 i;
sold 10 IL. plaintin for $4,000.
CASTLt. HILL AVE, s, 80 n n OF Glea-
son ave. 60XlO5; sold 20 the Plaintiff for
5000
AZ the County Court House, II a. m:
BY Special Master.
BROADWAY. 800 10 500. cor Walker
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MECHANICS llENS'

JUNE IL
ROAD leading from Ferris Point 10 Wes'
Chester Roth Sides. adj lands or Ferris q
stwell containing a acres: W ,d 10 me . Inn n
y Shea agt II Joseph institute 'oI ~ Ia
proved Instruction Of Deaf Mutes' owner dhu
contractor: $2l. sos -. ,oo-,,o. roh,
Dark AVE s cor 18th st. looNlf', Jonn
Brandt agt Henry "A Jockson o"N"i' ''''V"
l. Young. contractor: sl,527 81. 49,, 80.
41TH ST. IS West: John h hnuoeI rus az
Fanny G and Mae V Peyser' owners EH~d
beth Prown contractor; $50. -
ELssERE PL. I9j: Tram Llcltra aBt Aura
am Stuormann owner TenewaD; s-5o
ID AVE. 1l2i: Charles Greenoerg sons az
Thomas Kelly, owner; Isaac Glassman ana Il
Gruber & sons contractors; 500.
MACLAY AVE, 2ilO 20 24lf. John heI, .'4
act reIte and lanes Daily owners. Mary ana
Daniel Daily, owners and contractors; Sl"UV.
l0GTH ST. 80 and 3l2 East; ! q CoroIn'
Of New York, ct al agt Church Extension com
mttee Of the Presbytcry Of New YORK owner
Zones Construction Co contractor; 500.
4TH ST. 167 East; Max IWerdlhg aE'
Thomas Winzmuller. owner. John sullivan
contractor: $iOi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-12
SALE OF ASTORIA LOTS.

At the adjourned Astoria auction sale
held by BRYAN l.. Kennedy on the prop
erty at the corner Of Grand avenue and
18th street yesterday afternoon Bryan
L. Kennedy sold fifty lots ranging IN
nrice from $3.50 to $3.50. the latter be,
ing for the corner of Grand avenue ami
lin street. Among the buyers We're
Samuel Jacobs. Anna X. Reyes, William
r. Jones. William Weigert, John Heng-
Teirites. Ida Wagner. William j. Flynn.
I.rank Seymour and others.
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ALT ERATIONS.
JUNE H.
Manhattan,

10TH ST. 90 and - West; To two StV
dvrs. y Foster Walton 80 Broadway. owner;
m : Mahcr. 1925 Broadway. architect. cost
50 600 - .
slST ST % East; 10 a G sly d"g; " ;
Hardness premises owner; Marsh Ncs'
SD 81. architect; cost 5000.
BROADWAY 1892 to l19s: 70 l. ST.
.tcteI: Hotel Operating Associates. owner.
Clinton & Russell. - Nassau ST. architects'
cost $1,000
FULTON ST. 3 cor Church -: 10 > siF
store and lofts: VI & l. ioldstickcr premises
owner. O Lewiuson. West 3lst 81, architect
cost $1,000.
74TH ST 81 West. 10 4 stv dMst pr \
passIer 100 Iast G0th 81 owner. II Rcgolmar
1873 I'm st. architect; cost. $1,000.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

I'D AVE. zoos: Ely Rieser & CO agt Chas
SchnabeI ct al: MAY 3. 1913. 81, $50 81. ~.
i6aD ST. SIS and SO West; Peter Slnnott
aet Fred r French Co ct al; Feb 20. 1918;
$3.50
18TH ST. 427 West Wm Thomas co agt
Public Service Realty and Mortsage CO et al
April u, 1913 cancelled. Sj4 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-12
Manhattan.

18TH STREET. -Sugarman Kahn nave
sold for the Davidson estate No. 4vo We
18Th street, between LenOX ana ~. NIcho'ds
avenues, five story hathOuse on lol 20 *
lOO11 feet. The BUYER is Emanuel G!auVeI !.
10TH STREET.-Isidore y. landauer mas
dwelling on LOT l2.6XlO2 . feet. adjoining the
northwest corner Of Madison avenue. Inc
buy cr is Richard c. Bultnan, owner or the
ten story apartment house on the Madison
avenue corner The purchase was made 10
protect the rear light Of the corner structure.
77TH STREET.-THE three three story
dwellings, on plot jONlO2.s feet. at NO. 10y TO
1863 East nth street, have been sold 10 a client
of the j. Romano Brown Company. The
dwellings at Nos. ij9 and lGl stand in The
name Of J. Allen Townsend and others, and
No 1863 is in the name of Ida Freise.
14iTH STREET Henry W. Miller is re-
ported TO have sold No. 81 West 144th street.
five story tenement house, on lot - GXV3. II
feet. near Eighth avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-12
The Bronx.


ANTHONY AVE. @ +. - n Of 10th
(MOrrisb 81. 1O2x76. 7x273X--. April IS. 1911
116th s. and Anthony Ave improvement ca
% Mandelbaum & Levine. $1,000: attorney.
Eisman. Levy. Corn Levine. l3J Broad
way.
ANTHONY AVE. Q =. lis n Of 18TH
81. 33XSJ: April -. 1871 same 10 Raisler
Heating Co. $1,000: attorneys. Foster K
Cannon. So Maiden Lane.
BRACKEN AVE. W : go u Of jefferson
ave. jOXl0O: June s. 1910; Frances Faber
20 Mater Berliner. s46j: attorney. - ALI
Ing 1i9 Broadway.
LOT 272 map Van Nest Park: June q,
1907. Wanda Anderson TO Mary Eagan.
81 200: attorneys. C1ocke, Koch Reidy.
39l East 18Th So.
LOT 3 map 3S3 81 81 lots fronting on
CrOtOna Park and Parkway. July 10. 1912
Patrick j Tanning to Arletta Ferguson
S2,5OO; attorney, George Ferguson, 233
Broadway
LOT I. same map and date; same TO Clara
T. Brown. 50 600.
LOT 50 TO %. map Van Nest Park: Aug
81. 1904. Clvdc + Howes 20 Charles p Clark
81 $50; attorney. Ephralm b Levy. 1928 Ire
mont ave.
NORRIS AVE. $. 1895 n Of 1aeth 81.
a5x95: Nov IA. 1905 Kath y With To Mar
garct Neill. 500: attorneys, Moran g. Mo-
ran. ~ chambers ST.
WHITE PLAINS AVE. 1927. " cor lot
ca. map Of Olinyille and 2j0.S n n from,
n W cor Of 200th 81 j0xlOO SXj0xl0j: April
~ 1910: Sophia VI Woessner 10 Dora Faycn.
50. 600: attorneys, Hildreth Palmer. I'd
ave and 1iSth ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-12

Mabel n Smith 10 Columbia -hl'iNN
Trust 60. trus. $1,000. u,toLorboclsr
Knckerbocker Trust CO 10 hn'1N''
Trust Co gdn. $4,000.
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The Bronx.

THIRD AVENUE.-Maryin c. Stokem has
sold for the Valentine Construction Company
10 the Taxpayers Realty Company. Jacob
Freeman. attorney, the five story building No.
4439 Third avenue. on plot 5Oxl27 feet 1t is
located on the west side Of the avenue. north
Of lslst street and is opposite the Peabody
Home for the Aged
BROOK ANENU E-The Benson Realty
Company has sold 10 Charles Beck the five
story hathouse. lot 2jXlO0 feet. at the
northwest corner Of Brook avenue and both
street The buyer gave i'm part payment the
two story dwelling, on plot dOXiO0 feet, at
Nos 1910 and DRIP Grand avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-12

ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBScRlPIiu..,,
for The Tribune received at the Ip'.,-i
once. No. 1864 Broadway, between WIN 10
31th SITS. until q O'Clock ?. m. Ad'es,,
mems received at the following branch 81,
AZ tho regular rates until o'clock D. M W
264 sth ave. 5. e. cor. 25d 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-12
S34O6 100 FOR MORRIS PARK LOTS.
Charles MCGUIRE Brother Of ormer Mayor of Syracuse, Pays
S14.75O for Corner Parcel on ESpanade.
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

st. 80 1Ox127.7x irreg: 10 sty loft and ONCE
bldg. adjourned to juno ~.
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APARTMENT HOTELS.
THE LANGDON 9Th .s Afs; :, ,ne

Now open, New York's latest fashi5nable
hotel Booklets and particulars on request.
EDMUND II. CHATILLON.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

with name and address Of purchaser and at
torncyJ
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address Of lenders AZ.
fOruff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-12

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRTo LET
LOTS cSlND.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-26

There was another eager crowd on
hand at the Hawaiian promotion
rooms when the general public sale of
seats for the Lambardi Grand Opera
Company opened. The first two days
had been devoted to supplying patrons
with tickets who had subscribed in adj
vance for their reservations. Many of
these secured seats for the entire
seasons repertoire, and will be seen in
their regular places each evening en-
joying the famous masterpieces that,
in the large cities of the states, con-
stitute the chief features of the amuse-
ment season. In New York, Chicago,
Boston and San Francisco the big
event CT the year in theatrical and
society circles is the grand opera. 1t
Is the most eagerly awaited attraction
of all, while dinner parties, banquets,
box parties and other social functions
are arranged with a view to connect
ing up with the grand opera perform
ances.
Already the leading merchants of
the city have begun to feet the effect
of the much-looked-for opera festival.
A healthy increase in the sale of
fineries, such as dainty fans, gloves,
wraps, hats, sandals and the like
points to the decided society char
acter which the occasion will assume.
Box parties are being arranged and
luncheon gatherings will be more
numerous than att any time in the
past.
The big organization of Italian art
lists is now en- route for Honolulu,
having sailed from San Francisco
yesterday on the steamship Sierra.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-26
INSURANCE men
LOUD IN PRAISE
OF HAWAII mel

Two prominent Pacific Coast insur-
ance men left on the Korea yes
terday declaring that the pas few
Gays in Hawaii make up one of their
happiest experiences. The two men
were w. l. w. Miller. San Francisco
manager OF the British-American and
Western Assurance company. and A.
NJ Brown. senior partner of A. NJ.
Brown & Sons, big insurance agents
Of San Francisco and handling half a
dozen lines represented here.
Loaded with leis and shaking hands
with friends on all sides, Mr.. Brown
end Mr. Miller were outgoing passen-
gers on the Korea. Zeno X. Myers.
manager of the Home Insurance Com
pany and chairman of the promotion
committee, a personal friend of both
men. babe them farewell and they as
sured him that they will certainly be
back here.
Il have certainly had the time OF
my iife,p beamed MIR. Miller. your
pageant was great. The Star-Bulletin
may go as strong as it wants in say
ing what good time you have given
your visitors, and I'll sign my name
TO it.
Mr.. Myers came up to San Fran,
cisco and asked us all to Hawaii. Well,
four of us in the insurance business
up there are down here now as re-
suit of his efforts. He's the kind of a
booster any town may feel proud of. :
What / liked best about your car
nival,' said Mr.. Grown, was the lanG-
ing of Kamehameha. One can see
parades of all kinds in many cities,
out nowhere else can you see such a
distinctive feature as this of yours.
Honolulu is a good business town
and good insurance town. insuf-
snce rates are too high here. as every
body must admit, and they will have
to come down. as ! believe they will
when your Waterman system is COM
pleted.
Your fire department is A. No. :,
efficient and we'll handled. Honolulu
may well feel proud of its fire-fighting
department and equipment"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-26
LINK MIXED UP
IN BOUNDARY
DISPUTE

To determine the exact location of
The pa-aina or community wall which
is alleged to form the boundary of the
disputed property in the suit of the
Territory of Hawaii VS.. L. L. McCanc-
less, appealed from the land court, a
jury in Judge Robinson's court yester-
cay took trip TO Keaau There is a
difference OF opinion between the gov.
eminent and McCandless as regards
The exact boundary of the property
and the jury found it necessary TO go
out and investigate for themselves.
AS guardian of the persons anG es-
tate OF Mary Luke and Edward Luke,
minors, Emma Luke was authorized
in Judge Whitney's court yesterday to
sell some lots located in Kalihi The
upset price on the property was fixed
at $500.
Accompanying their answer with a
certified check for $17.0S95S, subject
10 decision in equity, Theo. II. Da-
vies & Co., Ltd, filed papers yester-
day in the suit of Robert Horner VS..
Albert Horner, II. Hackfeld & Co.,
Ltd, and Theo. II. Davies & Co, Ltd.
Directing DR.. Victor A. Norgaard to
appear in court at nine-thirty O'Clock
Saturday morning and show cause
Why he should not be punished for
contempt of court, an order was issued
in Judge Whitney's court yesterday
morning. Norgaard is alleged to have
tailed in the payment of alimony.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-26
VIRGINIA BRISSAC
COMING BACK
AGAIN

A return engagement of indefinitS
length in Honolulu for next Septem-
her was announced for the Worlds
Fair stock company by John G. Wray,
its stage manager and director, be-
tween the second and last acts OF
the performance of The Thief at the
Bijou last night.
Featuring Miss Virginia Brissac this
company, which closes its present en-
gagement Thursday night, has been
popularity voted the best of its kind
ever seen in Honolulu, and Director
Wray's announcement last night
comes as pleasant surprise to local
theater-goers.
He said the company, virtually in
taet, intends returning early in Sep
tember en- route to the Orient. with a
new list of late productions, includ
ing all the best recent plays that have
appeared on Broadway, New YORK.
Be gave the names of several, includ-
ing The Bird of Paradise.
1t was impossible during the pres
ent engagement to present this big
Hawaiian feature. which mas proved
a great success everywhere on the
mainland, because the Bijou's stage is
not large enough, and moreover vast
aplount of special scenery is required.
nut Director Wray said Manager Me
Greer has promised to provide the al
Gitional stage sp1ce.
In order to give two shows a week
il is necessary for ue to learn and
rehearse most of them before begin
ring our performances, said Wray.
But We shall endeavor to obtain all
the best, and all will be new ones,
never before seen in Honolulu.
Furthermore. If anyone is particu-
larry anxious to see certain produc-
tons now appearing in the East, We
viii endeavor to meet the desire If he
will notify Mr.. MeGreer The latter
will write us after we have reached
tie coast and we will obtain and re-
hearse the play, bringing it down here
for Honolulu's benefit.
The company gives its final ,pefs
Torrance of "The Thief tonight, and
lis farewell show of the present en-
gagement tomorrow evening, when
THE Third Degree" will be repeated.
This was the first show given by the
company here. and is regarded as
probably it's most successful effort.
The entire cast is called mo action
and every member of the really bril-
liant troupe appears to excellent adj
vantage.