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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-15
] A Model Road

Before leng the country will have a
demonstration road of such impor-
lance and lending itself so we'll to
publicity that 1t may become the text
for many cautionary words. on main
tenance. The American Highway As
sociation will take over the manage
lnent OF. a through route from Wash
ington to- Atlanta, and will provide
the facilities, whereby the office of
public reads, at no expense except
the time Of some of its men. may ex-
ercise supervision of the maintenance
work. The road Is practically COM
pleted for the entire distance Most
of 1t is macadam, but parts of it-is
sand-clay. The highest praise is due
the. American Highways Association
for its initiative. It is thereby aiding
materially the advance of highway
practice IN the United States.-En-
cheering Record. 80
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-15
REDUCING SUGAR
IN DIABETES

The reduction of sugar in many
cases of Diabetes in people aged fifty
and over by an agent that opposes
Hepatic degeneration is not a matter
of opinion but a FACT IN PHYSICS,
and we will mail formula that will
show the percentage of sugar from
week to week AS the sugar disap-
pears Improvement commonly fol.
lows, recoveries having been reported
in, many cases.
Example,. J, Pennepacker, prin.
cipal of the Public School OF Hoquiam,
Wash, advises that some three years
age he was broken down with Diabe-
tes. Tests showed 4 per cent CT SUI
gar and his physicians agreed they
could do nothing for him. He put
himself on Fufton's Diabetic Com.
pound. Gradual Improvement follow
ed and in due course he advised that
he was davoting his full time to his
profession and called himself we'll
Literature and sugar formula MALE
on request. John J. EWllCn Co, san
ADVERTISEMENT
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-15
REDFIELD DENIES
/ IsCONSIDERING .
DUTY ON SUGAR
Giffard & Roth Receive Author.
itative News on Possibility of
Free List Suspension

Authoritative denial that the admin.
tration, at least so far as the depart
ment OF commerce is concerned, II
considering restoring q part Of the
duty on sugar. has come to Hawaii
almost directly from Secretary Of
Commerce Redfield. x. =
1t will be remembered that re.
port was given publicly here some
weeks ago that as a result of invests
cations by the department Of com.
merce, the administration was consid-
ering either change in the new tariff
bill or else q suspension Of the free
sugar clause. Now Giffard & Roth
of this city have received direct in.
formation that no such conclusion has
been reached by the department OF
commerce
J. Barth q Co., the wallknoNn San
Francisco brokers, correspondents OF
Gfffafd & Roth, have sent q letter
to the latter firm containing copies
Of kilograms between the San Fran
ciscans and Secretary Redfield The
important ones are as follows:
Telegram from 81. Barth & Co. to
Secretary Redfield on June 3 s.
/ a.Reported in San Francisco chfon-
icle that you said you had not made
any investigation or report on sugar
industry and did NOT contemplate do
ina so;3 that Democrats leaders de.
MED rumor that they were consider.
Inc restoring part Of duty on sugar.
Is this interview correct? Please an
sWer collect"
Secretary Redfield was out OF
Washington whenfthe telegram reach.
ed his office but Immediately on his
return teIegraphed as follows:
Telegram Of second seen first time
today. Know nothing Of interview In
Chronicle. Have no knowledge that
anyone IT, considering restoring part
sugar duty.
WILLIAM c. REDElELo."
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-15
A Great Canal Builder

In speaking of the river regulations
of the ancients at the recent National
Drainage Congress. Sir William viii.
cocks, the noted English engineer.
said: Cyrus the Great controlled
The Gyndes, tributary of the Tigris,
in a truly original manner. Babylonia
was already, peopled and lands were
needed for his Persian troops. The
Gyndes discharges 10000 sect. and
runs 80 #. deep in a sandy and mo.
bile bed. He could build no regula.
tor, so he dug thirty canals, divided
the waters of the river among them,
closed the river by an earthen dam,
and completely controlled it. AS he
could never have induced his wild
soldiers to dig these canals for any
useful purpose, he took advantage of
the fact that his fayorite horse had
been drowned in the food and urged
his soldiers to dig, the canals and
dissipate the waters of the river in
such a fashion that 1t could never
again drown a horse. - Engineering
Record. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-15
Less Dyspepsia Now
Heres the Reai0n

The fact that there is less dyspep-
STA and Indigestion in this community
than there used to be is largely. we
believe, due to the extensive use Of
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets, hundreds
of packages of which we have sold.
No wonder we have faith in them.
No wonder we are willing To offer
them to yon for trial entirely at our
risk.
Among other things, they contain
Pepsin and Bismuth. two of the great.
est digestive aids known to medical
science. They soothe the inflamed
stomach, allay pain, check heartburn
and distress. help to digest the food,
and tend to quickly restore the stom-
ach to its natural, comfortable. heal
thy state.
There is no red tape about our
guarantee. It means just what 1t
says. Well ask you no questions.
Your word Is enough for us. II Rexall
Dyspepsia Tablets don't restore your
stomach to health and make your di.
gestion easy and comfortable, we
want you to come back for your
money They are sold only at the
1000 Rexall Stores, and in this town
only by us. Three sizes, 25c, soc and
81. Benson Smith & Co.,. Ltd, Ho-
nolnlu. advertisement,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-15
DAILY REMINDERS

Forty law books for sale at 1719 Il
liha St Phone 23si.-adyertisement.
Round the Island IN auto $500.
Lewis Stables. PhoRe -2141.-adver-
tisement.i -.-..
Frank Baker, now located at Bishop
Street Auto Stand. Phone 3333.-ad-
yertisement.
The Hawaiian Trust Co, Ltd, 923
Fort street, offers some excellent op.
poftunities for real estate investments
in an advertisement today.
The man who can show a deposit
book, weIlfilled with credit entries,
doesn't have to beg for chance. That
book Affords fprima facie evidence that
he is entitled to a chance. You can
secure one Of those books by opening
a savings account with the Bank OF
Hawaii. .... -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-15
PuA REPRovEs OFFICER.

Especial Star-Builetin Correspondence
HILO, June 12.-County Sheriff Pua
returned hcnle, Tuesday evening from
a lengthy annual tour of inspection
around the island, visiting principally
the Kohala and Kau districts. At the
request of district Magistrate r. II.
Atkins of North Kohala he admins.
tered a mild rebuke to Officer Kaipo,
who was deemed guilty of something
or other for firing at bunch of es-
Gaping gamblers whose game he ,thad
raided. AS the shooting wounded no
one but enabled an officer to capture
six of the miscreantS the reprirnand
was extremely light
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-15

Auto CIank; owner call this office
and pay for ad.
5SS1-3L
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-15
IHIIDNlEa
Especial star Bulletin Correspondence

Especial star Bulletin Coz resrondeneel
HILO. June 12.-Dr. H b. Elliot,
.chairman Of the Hawaii county inyes
tigation commission, ia at work ON the
commission report to the governor,
a lengthy. detailed document which
he reports is now rounding into form
and should he ready TO hand the ex.
ecutiye within the next two or three
weeks. one or two persons who have
seen portions of the manuscript saw
III contains number of hiebly yaIla.
ble. practical suggestions for recon
struction OF the present system in
the county. DIR. Elliot sof course viii
confer AT some length with his con.
feres Of the commission at HonoI,lu
before the document Is finally com.
Melted How soor, he win or to Homo.
lulu for this purpose is not vet Ger.
tain : 800. :. =. = :. :.
s. sfs III. :s----- ~. - 6
Z Ben Brown. dennty elerl, M. tl,e
he. exneets tn strike q balance in the
books Of the auditor and treasurer. =
fear which 4 Hf;oadine FIELD the sx.
pert accountant and record. proher
and even the SDeGial auditor Sam
Spancer. aided b yTreasu,pc swain.
have given IN AZ imnoasible =
Brown Il WORKING more or less nm
der the s,Ipgestion and direction of
Robert W. Rreckons. VINO hrs decIar-
ed stoutly that he believes iha thing
car, be done and that ne moro SEES see.
ing it is done. He insists II is ,areely
q matter Of perseverance and inteIIi.
gent application to the adding. ma
chine. 8 A few DAYS ago the tliscre.
counts Of the two Offices. was aiseoy.
cred to be seyen larger. tpun,ber Of
warrants being found That siald had
recorded az 6oiItstanfiing . At last
reports the differences between the two
offices was in the nefghbofh1ud tof
81 900. Brown SAYS he exnects to
bring his lob to a successful tern1ina.
ton early next week. ~
,r----------. -. IEE - y a.sas
&. Criminal activity among the Fill.
pinos is becoming noticeable. a crowd
Of nine men OF the race was gathered
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-15

Sales: Between Boards 10, As,
Oahu Sug. Co. 142; 10 H. G. & s.
Co. rs; s H. G. & 5. Co., 26A
Session Sales-10 olaa, ~; 5 Ono
mea, 90; 10. 5, Mcbride, 8; 10 olaa,
IL
Latest sugar quotation: ss dec.
test. 3.3sc or $3.50 per ton. .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-15
10000 RATS KILLED

Especial star-BuIIetin CorrespondenceJ
H1LO. June 12-R. F. Guard. re-
ports that l9,442 rats we're caught and
killed between 0laa and Hamakua
during the month of May, according to
the figures which have been, submitted
to him. Several hundred mongGose
also were trapped or shot in tho same
district in that period
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-17

too, because you have been so good
to me.
81 wonder and wonder what the
jury will do to me. If they will find
me guilty and if will be sent to
Joliet. Oh, what agony ! go through.
The lonesomeness and this solitary
confinement almost kill me.
But it is teaching me. to see the
good side of life. can appreciate
freedom if I ever get it, / wonder
how long viii stay here before am
indicted. Some fellows have been
here 80 days. When my trial comes
up, will you be there?
''Oh, l wish that could get out on
parole to you. l would go to work,
stay off the streets and make good
man of myself. Please let me know
what you think will be done to me or
what you think will become of me.
Il feel like little boy. cry some
times when l get thinking of my ia
Their and mother and of my sister. i
lost one of my. dearest and best
friends when she died.
Every letter ana VlSlC get makes
me so happy. It makes me so glad to
hear or see some friends. How is the
weather outside? Is it warm, now?
81 never will cease to remember
your kndnesses, never. The books
you brought me are very nice and l
can read and keep my mind on the,
stories. If I ever have a chance /
would do anything 1 could, for you.
1t takes some one to go through what
have to understand.
81 viii be glad when 1 see you with
my own eyes next Friday. Why
wouldn't they let you see me Tues
day? They took me out of the old
jail and put me in the new JAIL. but
still it is miserable.
81 know and feel l win get chance
when my trial comes, SO l want to
thank you from the bottom of my
heart and some dav will reDav Won 4
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-17

-O-O-
WILSON TO CONSIDER APPEAL
IN IRONWORKERS' INTEREST
Elijah N. Zoline, attorney for the
convicted ironworkers, yesterday ap-
pealed to President Wilson to pardon
the men. He submitted documentary
evidence to prove that the men were
not given a fair hearing in the sensa-
tional dynamite trial at Indianapolis.
At the end of Attorney Zoline's
speech the president promised to give
the appeal earnest thought.
Zoline was accompanied by Sena-
tors Lewis of Illinois and Lane of
Oregon and Reps. Gallagher, Cor
man, Graham, O'Hair and Buchanan
of Illinois, Nolan of California, Kit
tener and sCrosser of Ohio.
In asking the pardons Attorney 70
line said that the men had been~con
victed after an unfair trial. He in
sisted that the record showed that
Judge Anderson permitted much mat
ter to go before the jury which should
have been ruled out and that he also
gave District Attorney Miller an I'M
warranted latitude in presenting his
case.
The president then promised that
the Department of Justice would
make a careful investigation and that
he would consider the application on
its merits.
Zoline explained that inasmuch as
the United States Supreme Court has
confirmed the conviction there would
be no way Of the accused men re-
naming out of prison while their
cases were being considered unless
the attorney general applies to the
federal circuit court at Chicago to
stay the original mandate. He asked
that the president direct this be done,
but the president made no promise.
-O-O an
NO TIME
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-17
NO TIME

Many q man is on such good terms
with himself that he hasn't time to
be pleasant to anyone else.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-17

considering not even the temptation
of hunger, but only the crime. and
that is the thing boys forget when
they are tempted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-13

tntS 81 $500; si'-s,ty. Title Guafsntee mon uD
RITTER PIs sos-s. ., Ir'Iz, ~ 2U, n ~
20 Annie Solomon, so Ritter pi aug -
1918 1mtg sG.0oO) 500; atty. Fulton Lens
sTEPpINs AV. Q s. s2s Of 18Th 81
2T2xiO6: = A Johann 10 q Johann anu T ruy,
1f47 stebbins av: May 4: ~; ATTY INV
Guarantee Co. ,,-,h a,
40GxfT11s4 6y27 ., being y share whlcn
J T Ledvlth had on Dec II. 1901; J j snen'
Sheriff TO > Johann. ili7 stebolns az
Aug 20, 1910: $3.50; atty Title Guarentsee -
WALTON Az. cor 13sth ~, ~ - -,
100 .: T. hfIrZbnch TO Jacob Pros Co. bSy w W
sath st: May 3: 81; attys Hiiiauit K H. ~
Church ST o., =
SAME PROPERTY; p n Eckley. rel 20 l.
Merzbach. 80 MoTningside av; May ~ W.
900: attys same. IAN
10TH Az. .. being y lot % o MAJ !,
wakefield, 50x1I4: Eliz Williams to u y y
Phipps. 1O2 S 9th ay. Mt Vernon: May =
trntg 81. 900); 500; atty. Title Guarantse 20,
hath ST 632 +. =. 10 sxlO3.I: Alice ,
Martin to G LORI and ano. COL oak Tree III
MAY 70: 500. atty. Title Guarantee co. ~
10TH ST. !. 143 r OF Franklin av, oVA
202: Bessie Fenberg TO Esther Feinoere'
5sa Riverside Drive; April 20; 500; at'ys'
straus & ID, o Beekman st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-13
MAY IL
Manhattan,
EXPECTS OLD SUGAR DUTY
H. Rieman Duval Predicts Re-
peal of Schedule.

H Rieman Duval. president OF the
American Beet Sugar Company. In the
company's report for the year ended
March 81. 1914. predicts that the schedule
reducing the duty on foreign sugar viii
be rescinded.
TT Is reasonable 20 believe" he says
that this schedule will be rescinded
when, by thorough investigation OF the
worlds sugar production. the President
economical effect OF destroying domestic
food industry which supplies over "
per cent OF the consumption OF the coun-
try. The domestic and insular produc-
ton being destroyed. this country will
become dependent entirely upon foreign
production. the price OF which. in past
years. It has reduced by an amount
greater than the full tariff heretotors
collected"
Gross sales Of the American Beet
Sugar Company for its last fiscal year
amounted to sS,0s3. 6es. an increase Of g.
Se5,a5o. An Increase CT .2l24l@ In En-
penses, however. left net earnings Of only
S17, 427, a loss Of S25s.2 4a Tho total nee
income for the year, which Included
s12s,eT7 other income, amounted to V4A-
104, which. after deducing preferred divi-
dends OF $4,000, left q balance Of c+4-
los, equal to as per cent on the CON-
panys N5,0Oo000 common stock. against
ass per cent earned on the same stock
the previous year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-13
.SARONY GET NEW
5TH AVE. QUARTERS
Photographers to Move Further
North on Thoroughfare-
Other Business Leases.

| Albert A Ashforth, Inc. has leased FOR
the Harrison estate the top floor at ss2
and SS4 Fifth av. for long term OF years
| TO Sarony. photographers, now at 20
| Fifth av. The same firm has leased the
entire building at $50 West Slst for the
estate OF Frances P. Field for term OF
years 70 Frank w. LOOMS, and In con-
junction with the Fifth Avenue Bond and
Mortgage Company for Louise J. Appel
the tenth loft at $40 and 5l2 Sixth av. for
a term Of years to the Roth Embroidery
Company; for the metropolitan Life In
surance Company the store at East I'D
st. to Edward l.. seip; 1000 square feet
for term OF years at 1893 East 26th st.
for the Bellevue Realty Company 10 A.
z. Ehrsam, and the third loft at q TO 20
West 32d st for tho Imperial Investing
Company to the Foreign Art Association,
Inc.
NJ L Hess have leased for the Fifty
second Street Company TO the Hegeman
Printing Company the fifth loft at lS6 TO
l4s West 62d St. covering 1900 feet, for
a term Of ten years, at an aggregate
retail Of $1,000. Rice & Hill represented
the lessons.
Tucker. speyers Co leased TO Louis
Spiro the store and basement at 26 West
SSth st and space at % to SO West SSth
: st to I. A. Belier.
o. d. & II. V. Dixie leased for the Har-
vey Realty Company to a client two five
story apartment houses, 1861 and 1853
Eighth av., northeast corner OF 18th St,
for long term OF years.
Wolfsohn & August have leased a store
at 1878 st. Nicholas av. TO Karl Goodman
for a cigar and stationery business; for g.
term Of six years a store at the north
east corner Of st. Nicholas av. and lS6th
ST. to Leopold Oppenheimer for general
meat and grocery store: for term OF
six years two stores in the St Nick The
atre, northeast corner OF 174th at. and St
Nicholas av., TO Leopold Oppenheimer for
a general provision market and the first
floor of lob Washington Terrace TO tho
Misses Newland for a kindergarten and
private school.
Van Norden & Wilson have leased
through Hell & Stern the second loft at
% TO 80 West 9th St to Nathan A. Rubin.
| formerly of Rubin Brothers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-13
Increases Bayside Holdings

The Sound View Realty and Construc-
ton Company, of Bayside, Long Island.
of which Thomas G. Bell is president
and John p. Broomell is secretary. has
purchased a plot, lOSx119 feet, on the
northeast corner Of Bell and Warburton
avs. and plot, 1O0x19o feet, on the
southeast corner of the same avenues,
Bayside With this purchase, members
Of the Bell family. who formerly owned
large part Of Bayside either own out
right or have interests in the four cor
ners OF Bell and Warburton avs, through
which, according 20 plans Of the Public
Service Commission. an extension OF the
elevated line of the dual subway system
from Flushing will extend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-13
n xu.nm., 10 @ Kicker: 81.

q Kuemmel to Hfcker; 81
y p Earle 70 r n Huggins; $4,000
Adelaide J Aicott 81 al trus, TO Q n Menn
w r. Roosevelt and ano, tr1s. 10 Churoh
OF the Holy Communion; S8oOO. -
e de Foster trus. TO F de + Foster tru'
S. 500.
same TO same; $4,000
columbia Knickerbocker Trust Co to state
Realty & Mtg Co; 500.
" n Rolston and ano, trus. TO l. Foi-
ston, IS 900.
and ano. trus: $500
Same to same: $4,000.
Lawyers Mtg Co TO Edith King; s12VOo
Edith King TO Aston Trust Co; 81.
Ii j King 20 Shrier, exr. $4,000.
LAWYERS Title Ins & co 10 Florence f
Randolph; $4,000 $1,000
B Il Wolf 10 Lawyers Mtg Co. $4,000
] Schmulhousen TO Rosie Brown. 81.
Otto Dill, admr. 70 Mary Russell: $4,000.
T. NJ Levy. exr. TO A King and ano;
s25 600
. y Gumb, exr 10 / T q T Co; $4,000.
d Pringle 70 l. q T Co; $4,000
Tho Bronx.
Maria De march, to Levy; 700
J Weston, admr, 70 weston; so,VV. ~
q II Lowerre to Lawyers Mortgage 90; ~
Hannah Wallach ct al to same; tS ooo.
iawyers Mortgage Co 20 Sarah II Bentley;
$4,000. .s,n
New York Mortgage and Security Co to
Nathalie A. May; $4,000
] Massirnsno Co TO speirt Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-13
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIpS

Asst. Surgeon r. J. PRATT. 10 n.v.,.
pitai, philadelphia. 10
Asst. Surgeon J. G. OMELvTTA- 4.
hospital, Newport. "r
Asst Surgeon J. V. HOWARD. "a n.v.,
pitsl, Mare Island. NJ
Asst. Surgeon n. NJ STENHOUsy. ~.
serve corps. 10 naval hospital. las ~
Paymaster J. BROOKS. detached n.yx ina
New York; 20 navy yard. Mare Tsi.,s n
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHrPs
ARRIVED.
May 10.-Giscier, az San Francisco. -
at Key West. Missouri and s.hynn
Annapolis, Mayfoyer. AZ Now Yort y
May ll.-lllinois. at Annapolis. Burro,,! !tf
Vulcan, at Vera Cruz. Galveston. a, 80
wangtso; Balch, at Charleston. 't'
May 12>-Aberenda, AZ Hong Kong.
SAILED.
May 1o--Glsci~, Marc Island for San -.
cisco: Ozark. Key West for Lobos r.,ss,-
solaoe, Key West for New York. ~;
flower. New York. for New York Yard ~>I'
May 1ls-Sacramento, Philadelphia for y.
Cruz, via Hampton Roads; Ammsn w
Cruz for 1ampico: Cesar. Charls.,a, -
Hampton Roads: Montana, New Va. ~
Boston; orion, Hampton Roads so- w
Cruz; vicksburg, San Diego Tor Nax,,,.l,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-13
Dwelling House Leases.

Pease q Gilman have leased for Mrs
Catherine Boyle the three-story and
basement house, at Isl East 45th st. to
Mrs. Il. l. Patterson; TO Ruthven Wodeil
the dwelling at 10 East SD st. and the
dwelling at 81 West 18th st. to " bVerit
Macy
James Kyle & Sons rented the three
story and basement private house bsA
Lexington av. for George W. Bono' Jr''
10 Andrew z. Blackstrom for a term
OF years.
Louis Schrag has leased the fve-story
dwelling house 15l West Dist St. to rat
rick Conlan for term OF years. and the
four-story dwelling house 272 West 10Th
st to Anna Jones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-13
Realty Notes.

Patrick O'Rourke Is the buyer OF the
tenement house 545 West 5sth St. soid
recently by Frederick Stichwieh The
three family house 1910 Grant av., re-
ported last week was given IN exchange
The Schoen Westchester Realty Com
panv and NJ. Rines negotiated tho deal
Pease & Gilman have been appointed
agents Of the apartment house at 2OO
West bSth St. purchased by B. n Duke
and also Of the Prasada apartment
bousa taken over yesterday by the Re-
q Griffith Chaplain has removed his
Office from 2A5 West saith st TO Port
washington. Long Island, where he Will
represent the Beacon Hill development,
also maintaining an office AT 559 Fltth
aV, Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-13
Brooklyn Dwelling Houses Sold

samuel Galitska & Co. sold for Michele
Piccio TO Mary z Kleindienst 462 slst
ST.. a brick dwelling house on lot 2bx
100
walter T. Scott sold 71s Marcy av,
corner Clifton Place. a three story and
basement dwelling house, for the Eras-
store and bats. for Arthur o. Howard;
lS2 10 1873 Sheffield av., three three-story
frame flats for Elizabeth Meyer: plot
T5xle7 feet. on the south side OF ParK
place near Rogers av.. for William II.
Behrmann. and the northeast corner OF
Liberty and Van Siclen avs. two story
fame dwelling house, 25Xl00, for Ben
iamin T. Hook.
ders for occupancy 1874 Prospect Place,
a three story dwelling house, on lot
o0X1Sl