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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-22

chamber Of Commerce Honolulu up suddenly
morning and learn that tho lighthouse tender Kuku has been
ordered Alaska her Hawaiian waters being taken by
geasy little battered single dee -four sizes
smaller than the Keauloq and twice old.
received Washington week that contains Just
exactly information the question: When viii
look for the homo interestan
The question cannot answer Hence when reply, shall
ignore IT,
No knows whens
Chase O. question many times that
they would ashamed and talking about IT.
Providene looks lamb the sheep the
dog domestic fowls Hcnce with Providence the job
Hawaii should worryi sf 70 .5ssst
together about
of appropriation Of 100000
for lighthouse launched
christened ''Kukuin assigned this satoR Il
1--WE sister ships ~ the Kukui all built from tho
the hpyard while there Uncle
light larger tonnage
six veasels considered the pick of the feet.
Theytare all built like surf boats twin
planned this particular trade many aompeers
predecessors merely tug adapted
service vhon special reference the which they
be put -Four tho Kukuis sisters
o the California coast fss
always point lighthouse
inspection districts that Hawaii should have these
jack Tho Of Hawaii having
pration build the Kuku light
Point Barrow and from Guantanamo Maine, casting
in this direction and what is the point working tooth
Washington transferring Kukui their especial
balwks They Hawaii has right Of the six best
Loats in tho service. y. i...tH. 1919. 5s% So eHS
Ny Washington thinks time they may
Hawaii Official Washington
taking Kukui looks trading baby for
doll eg looking would
Delegates attention from his econecing by trivial
this Honce my suggestion that tho chamber Of
~ t't-eAs1sAs ESAx y,- = -rsf ~, FL, F,,,e
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-22

There have innaons parade
omitted MdPneR Carnival since the inaugura
carnival the floral parade distinct
feature and has brought light the best efforts of the public to
mako the celebration from both tourist and local stand
point stE#s#.
It would that after years paades,
tho Of this feature in 1918 might detrat largely from the
interest Of the ontre carnival Doubtless would be hard to find
pageant which
approval
BY all thoro should be Of
with the 1915 carnival
public would respond 1t with the enthusiasm effort
which has shown in past Lengthy parade cannot be
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-22

made fit into the program why not decorating of
mobiles for the day. with confetti battle somewhere dontownf
1t DO the opinion the Of local
residents that be complete tho 1918 MPaefc Carnival
have floral parade of sort in connection with its other
How about it, Mr.. Director Generalf ..t..
Z i ~. .n,vSa Es - - - - -
MoLIAssEs ROADS AND SUGAR PRICES
Now that prices going HILL City Engineer Wall
ought his moasses sprnklers again.
There doubt about it that the Now York market mighty
busy the day after the moasses the Waikiki drive
Stock other mathematical atbut
tho rise tho outbreak Of the better
The East financial in mighty touch with
Hawaii They seldom take important until
things give the word u Engineer Wall hadn't commenced max
the would
The magnat down thought hard for half after
figuring that there miles of Oahu aud only
the world. Making those light
ming mona deductions that distinguish maRnates reporters and
the herd they IL they wanted
the baby winter they would bid for
Suitng the action to the thought they bddd and
the price rz at-tt5 4 5tsfa - tts@at
e-5G ~ --7---- .t'----1--v-- y
Desha is quoted Ilo paper stating
white of Hlo did not trouble to the polls
of the primary Mr. Desha figures be
is the white They
ooki viii mi ~ Is 4 .a'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-22
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ONE way OF GETTING A VOTE

primary group Of political
whispering around that they have lawfully
strong Doctor Scudder laugh of almost equal
strength George A. Davis Those who know how difficult is
Of tho politicians laugh after the primary, judge
that the joke quite good do vopeh for
myself merely give IL given t3 $s- E&i T..
his chair election morning
tally reviewing the ticket no would vote time during the
morning the talo Though politician himself and NOT
having part another in Of the campaigns
except himself George r. Carter he had read
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-22
Small Talks

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PEDRO souaA. what for today, he holiday Two boats
that all. 4, ! .tA
ST JOHN GILBERT, cutting wisdom tooth Now, what
simpson interpreter for Harry Lander when he
81 Could sss give s' change Ia :" With
out griting my teeth. sa
y s e Sc. .' & s' e. S s 'ff III. Il %
itiis certainly quite interesting
ALEC NAY psaa ask why allowed the fedea 70 beat
fellows 70 be blamsa, besides poor me.
GOVERNOR absent during three weeks
Hoane that win b on the job On Monday morning sp :
SUPERVISOR worrHR letting chinese buhd
tos Ne tss aVs got have sss pos S11a s'' ''
HIGH SHERIFF JARRETT The only srouble have my
about trying break and mob him
HENRY VAN GIBSON why county failed 10 90
aS that s o s barge the federal. And terri
", MILES III had charley Rose was going TO miss
has landed him. z looked IKE 'lnh and Y s'''A'a %
y; s e the beautiful road. q.
being poor roads especially home
stead inc ne q vodid
have st ready another weeks But
4 81 eight months Whewi @ RAY sSs &iF
Il
@ ~, ny han 70 waM use w Sohn Lane ss,t
Ia hn. hnn, To- Ea,n von ~, - La.1
auto they everlasting the job. t8t teN
CHIEF STEWARD FARRELL IS Matsopia). II travelled
where
spirit Of that exists between
between San Franeo and the Paradise
\ of tho Pacific, ',Ia 533 sE 4 LI G7gE
1900 $500 5la{s stfs EaSf,}s W
Mad ana "a
would
ioba enonyh
pledged snpporters half busy.
lss
DR. BACKI to be able Australia
up the Hfehory of the fruit flies they
rho of these insects by
We probably periods
fruit fly than de the entonoogst India
uthoueh this pest only brought TO Hawaii few
Australian fruit. e.es
-
& @ itinerary % ms ~, proPossa Seussaoa 70 Japan s
nina ana Korea arranged Dy Joe Maxine IS one that should
.ept gGod many ~ VINO are % .ravs me tP
WI Ke ~ !ne most !as OF Japan and Japan ~ the
h T. s T Ss o a. az, IN , Nc ensy som season
spring Inc party aso soc the most interesting paris
lh " Shn ma ana inc once hermit Angqo@,
AyTutIR p ap rt,cr Tsssoa 4. 80 80 r,;t ~ - 80.
yaryg dee II III hardness Ms M neeea because 4 Ions
Il ono paatfer how MI lands
aAior ths ~ thougn ~ TINS
@ va , sa 49, ~ 11tss s 1s s .
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-22
A DAY FOR OUR PATRON SAINT

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-22
NO FLORAL PARADE AT ALL

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-19
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASED.
Dealer In Oriental Wares Leaves
Downtown for Cptown site.

NJ & l.. Hess have leased the store and
enth street to Lin Fong & Co. dealers in
Chinese and japanese goods. for many
years located at .? West Houston street /:
the first loft at los East Sixteenth street
to Rice 4 Danziger and the seventh loft
at 95 Fifth avenue to NJ l.. Brandt Manu-
featuring Company.
The Lotion II. Slawson Company has
leased to Roger Williams, local repre-
sentative of dhe Simplex Electric Heating
Company OF Boston, a suite of FIVE show
rooms on the third floor of the Cuyler
Building, ll6 to 100 West Thirty second
street.
The Douglas Robinson, Charles s.
Brown Company has leased space in the
New York Produce Exchange building to
DIR. Siegmund \. noher. y. J. Rudolph
Company. Fogg & Taylor and Ralph W.
Budd In 30 Broad street TO Grim e.
Wemple, the frs, loft in 50 Walker street
to David Fonchel and the building at sal
Lexington avenue to CHRISTOPHER Maxwell.
Van Norden & Wilson have leased space
in 203 Broadway to f.. Brunei. This Con-
Germ now has eight photogra phic studios
in this city as we'll as branches in Boston
and Philadelphia.
The Herman Arms Company has leased
for the McGovern estate for term of
years the store and basement at 24l West
Forty second street for A lunch room and
restaurant.
Tease & Gilman have leased for l.. r.
Rolston the two story garage at 3So West
Seventy-third street to Edward Schaefer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-19

~" S.auI!uavisu American liner United
states. sailing to-day for Christ ansand VIII
take mai. losing a 10 \. NJ. for GermanN.
Austria Hungary and for other Countries
Except LuNemburg and Turkey, when
specially addressed
The Rcd star liner Finland. sailing on
saturday. Vii take mail. closing az $50
A NJ. FOR The Azores. Gibraltar. Italy and
for o'hs- Countries tcNCept LuNembur6,
hen specially addressed.
The italian liner Ducs q Aosts. sailing on
saturday for Sdpe-. Vii carry mat closing
a. $40 \ NJ. FOR Germany. Austria, Turkey
sud Hung ~ AM for other Countries except
.upenhurg,. When specially addressed.
The American timer Sew York. sailing on
saturday tor Liverpool. viii TAX" mall "los-
ing az sac \ Nj. fpr Europe tex opt Ger.
many. Austria. Hungdrv. Turkey ana
Luxe nhurg' Africa. West Asia and the
Eu-f iudies
The Freu,N |rcr IL Toutaine. stiiine on
saturday .- Htyre. vii take mai closing
noon. f'~ Franc" Rumtuia. Bnlgart.
serNta, switzerland. i'aly. spain. Portugal.
Egyp'. Greece. Bri'lsh India British Fast
Airi,s. siam. Gibraltar. 'eylou. straits
settlement pu''n East Indies, West Aus
tralli. Persia ana FOR othe' Countries eek
ccpt Germiuy. Austria Hungary, LuNem-
burg aud TIrkc,'. Nhen specially addressed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-19
WEST SIDE LOFT
BUILDING IN A DEAL
Leslie Il. ralmcr's Company to
sell 9TH Avenue and 18th
street Corner To-day.
MANY CONCERNS SHIFTING

The .wclvc story building at the south
east corner of seventh avenue and Four
,centh street may be sold to-day. A deal
is on for the property and Leslie II.
Palmer one Of the owners. said yoster-
day that contracts would probably be
signed to-day or tomorrow. whether
tho deal is trade Mr.. Palmer will not
tell until the contracts have been signed.
Neither would he intimate who is the
prospective buyer of the big structure
the largest office building In that part
OF the West side.
Tho structure is not more than two
Years old In December. 1911. the site
was bought from the Adams Express Com
pany by tho seventh Avenue and Four
Icenth street Company. which was formed
for the purpose of Improving the plot, by
Leslie r. Palmer and Peter Gilsey, who
. was he broker in the deal. The follow
Ing February plans for the building were
Mod and a few weeks later building
operations we're started. The building
cost $685. 900. 1t stands on "A plot 100
feet on seventh avenue and 106.1l feet
or the street The site cost the COM
pany se6000O according 10 the statement
made at the time of sale by Mr. Gilsey.
The Adams Express Company. from
which 1t was bought, had paid $500, 900
for the corner four years previous to
John Wood. diamond merchant in
Maiden lane. The Adams Express Com
many removed the three four story dwell
ings used as Spanish boarding houses
that covered the site. 1t WAS the COM
pauy's intentions to erect a tall building
on the property for its headquarters, as
II was impossible at the time to erect a
building suitable for the needs of the
company on lower Broadway. Before this
plan had been put into operation thu
Pinkerton estate sold To the company It's
property on Exchange alley. which gave
the express company the half block on
which IL recently completed the twenty
story Adams building.
The Fourteenth street building is well
rented. The Whiting Paper Company
was one OF It's first tenants. The COM
pany uses several floors FOR its stationery
department,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-19
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. fair and waru4ss
to-day. except local rains or SHOWS In norm
portion; fair and co'der to- morrow: fresh -
strong south shifting to west winds.
For New Jersey. fair and warmer to-day;
fair and colder tomorrow; fresh south
winds Increasing and shifting to west.
day. with occasional snow nurries: I'M
variable winds. becoming fresh south.
Fog southern New England, fair and
warmer to-day: unsettled tomorrow. prob
ably local wins; FISH ss..= shifting to
west winds.
For western New York local rains .
SHOWS to-day warmer In east portion; un-
scttlei aud colder tomorrow, probably
snow; strong south shifting to west winds.
NEW YORK, Nov. I2.--The pressure vas
high over all parts Of the country yesterday
and only relatively low over Lake Superior.
centres o. high pressure were located
over she middle Atlantic and New England
states and over Idaho and generally fair
weather prevailed in all sections. except
ing snow nurries in the like regions and .
little rain In Texas
II was warmer In tho central valleys but
freezing temperatures in most Of the A.
lsntic and cast Gulf states. except Florida
and almost to tho coast Of Alabama.
In ihis city IN" day was fair and colder;
wind. fresh westerly, average humidity. ~
per cent, barometer. corrected to read 20
| sea level a. \. VI 30:53. +. NJ. 5oSi.
The temperature In this city yesterday. A.
I recorded by the orncal thermometer Is shown
/ I'm he ed tablf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-19
HOTELS.

nos. ?Sic-i3 esS7 c757 1855. :S4e csje.
2s55. 1888, 2sN7. Reserved calendar marked
ready and psssed until Monday. November
81. 1914
Surrogate Court Calendar Before ke'.
cham. 5 Court opens at 10 A VI. In
Hail 90 Records. second floor The Wills Of
Ernest Augustir, Henry GaSs. Frank Rrown n
l"r. g.. B Lenoz. william schmidt. Herman
clarke and George l.. Node'i.
Tn" accounting in me estates " Joseph
Mdhrr. sol Marks. NJ. j. gallagher. John
DConpor / VI. Andrews. Georg'snt Pros
tou. Thomas Cady. Nchti'e Nontesaut. VI.
T. Lnughran. Adrian Danys". Fred Schs r'r,
NbbIa Merrill. John u Tlyss, T. " DAY.
l9idor impelinger Louis Scsgar, Marg'r"t
Behnken and Bridge Tracey.
The estates Of john i. Raves. Grace "
Hancock Herman lIydnIai, Iohn M'Grtth.
Fred Martin and Ssiismsn Infants.
QUEENS COUNTY
supreme Court-Trtai Torm--Part ii b.
fore Garrc'sor. :. par II Before Van
Siclen J HID IN the county court Hous"
Long Island CT. y Y Cour; opens and
calendar called in Part ! st 10 \ " II
is requested that the name Of tho trial ,uuN.
sci be Med With the clerk in rart ! Atten'
lion uf the hsr is called to- Rui-s .. and
: calendar Rules. Queens county Nos e5a
5s:. 5s3 20 5st The following causes u
marked ready Viii be passed ror the dsi
No cause wiz hc sot FOR 4 daN this 90 N
Nos. tSF. 5ss is1 .ts 500. ius sol. sh3
sos. 500. SOS Gil. cl:. sls so 81 $40. 81
s:2. go. 80 Highest number reached a.
the general calendar H. 6-5.
county court -- 'rImI1ai Term RAZOR"
called a. IN A. ". Nos ,i5cJ. i3o3J. ifesP
iiS4R
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-19
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

SH Mteheii Marx marx Realty ' corpn TO VIM
oct l. isii; attys Hir'h & T. Is wni,
pEIh"ASc;hY sr %, STR and b-Aldel' co ''i to
WEST ST, ..id cor Franklin st.. 80. ali
to Hy d Osterndorf, SOL W. lt2d ~.
from May /. 1913. at'ys Salter 80
ioTrHH 81. lss " al-Alnirs siaisht ct al
-, 3. i-ls yrs from h Ny / iSlt. 5000
trus. TO Patrick HALEY $50 w 5oth 81,
10 yrs f TSso a. 3eG AZ l. ''''' ATTY y s6t
al AZ i'igI, store and Karl Mas and
Il-i2 yrs from June l. 1919; attys,. Ger.
rAREK Az iios, storr- blackstone Realty
90 to John Nuncmonn, ll23 Park ~,
II T. yrs from Dee l. 1919; address ~,
sri" a. 20. c7., store. noor aud b Abr Kms
70 Moriz Iier,Mo 40 l%ist st. yrs
~ ~ VA A I1I1cl rt''Ai' ~
18Th Il brooklyn 5.l2 Yrs from NOV
is 'ieii; atty, Albert II Mac"arthy.. ~
,s."TM,if ' s'f ~ = all THO, ! FARLEY =, % Jos
Mnre' ei5G 81 az yrs from Nov !
ukni.oN AZ ,s7a, basement Antonio
Tdccia to cerio Renedetto :; month :
tr MI, n md water on W Harlem niyor
Srnr, house tine Of g0lst VI. u $40 to n.
GOA st and from high water, 20 the bulk
ncad iinr Wharfage, The city Of
<.v York to llarIo't Contracting co %
J U.,to, -. 10 rrs fr"ln I"' IaiA; nt'y
Corpn Counsel Y,.'.'''.... ''"i
WAsHlNGTON Az, s37S, A. LILLIAN Il
, Ward 10 dec LANCER, l2s " iisth VI, 81 al.
s,yrS from nov it atty fh.sss 70 sIi :cc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-19
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
tOrneyl

tNlth name ana address OF Ienuers at
torneyD
I'd Az, IS ;. 7s,6 "a ST runs 100 Y
25.6 OF 49, to av e5.s TO
beg. Mar 81, l9ll-Slmon Bernstein TO
Louis & Henrietta Kahn ~ " 18TH St &
ano, eNrc, Sc; atty, NJ Davidson, 10
hMay "a; 10, ., ~ sS1.oV9
i0Oll Nov 20 lsO7-Netta krauer 10
Antonio Scmenza. attys, Mannheim & NJ.
800 Bway .......... -...,........s 81. 900
sOTH sT. ll2 T. $ 5. lsI Lexington sv,
-7.6NlO0s, Feb 20. l9O7-katie. Maggie,
Ellen n Josephine cain to Cath Cain; atty,
Patrick o Beirne 1872 Nassau 81 - 900
LOTS l0-ll, map 1891 property David u
Cocks AZ Fordham, Nov II, l9l3-Hy =
KEEL to Mary Amman, attys, Salter 4 = 40
y kssdu W, toO
lOeD sT 100 Il, : $50 = Attn sv, gSxiOoll,
Nov !, lsoi--MaN Heyman 70 David
way Nt,VVV
BROADWAY, cor l46th ST 9slixiOO.
June 30, l9ii--BroadwAy & lfsth Street
Corpu to Paul riggs ano; atty, Guy
Van Amr!nge, 81 Nassau st........ tll2,50O
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-19
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

MOS rGoMERY ST, 80 and 81 ludowic
CelAdon Go Hgt Hebrew kindergarien s
Day Nursery, owner Philip Repatzky,
4srH Sr las and l55 w-Hedden iron
CONSTR 90 Rgt ChSs Il Hopkins, owner; Lib
man Contracting CO, contractor. si9a.lj
l35TH ST, ~ To - Z Indiana Flooring co
agt James Eyerhrd estate owner, Harper
Richardson, lessee Julius NJ Schwarts
contractor .......... ......... 81 ,ubS. a.
puckrr, owner. Nahum Jankowitz, con
ANK "a cor ian ST. 4OxlaO-J / Mntt
Iron Works ass Levy Dairy 60. owner;
Rutnn, MacAdar Cooper. Inc. con
RROADwN 1875 10 1851 ana eth AZ, SOS
to >l6-S y HavWarl \ 60 aU' Anus +
Emo, owner hcita Theatre Corp, con
tractor -.... ....... ........... sl02
WATER 81. G cor Gunyerneur 81, l0Os15 -
N ,id-T y NlchCr 40. Va kFau Bros
oNncrs, Empcr'ipus Product co con.
tractor ....,.., ..,,.,.,,,,,.,., $50
CLINTON AN, cor l19th 81 eeXloo--
Title Guarantee & Trust Co agt Lawrence
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-19
ENHANCED $4,000 A YEAR.
FOrtfcth st. Parcel Has Increased In
value $4,000 in Ten Years.

That real estate in certain sections of
the city is increasing in value was as
serted yesterday in a report filed in the
Supreme Court by Edward W Fox as
referee in an application by Valentine
Cook, Jr.. as committee q: the property
of his mother. Mrs. Christina Cook, now
~ years old, to place an additional
mortgage of $4,000 on tie properly at
l0i TO loo West Fortieth street, which is
already mortgaged for 100000. The
referee found the property to be worth
$4,000. and that II has inceased in
value $4,000 since 1903 and wi increase
$4,000 more in the next few years. The
property is occupied by five story build
ings. which rent for only $4,000 a year.
while the tax is s2.63i. The referee
recommends that the petition be granted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-19
HELD FOR KILLING VETERAN.
Franz Grnbowski Charged With
Murder of e.. 4. u. Man.

Franz Grabowsk. 90 years old. Of
Noroton, Conn. was Indicted yesterday
for murder in the tirs; degree, irabow-
ski il accused OF killing George ".
Rogers, a Grand Army veteran, who Was
found dead on November in a room nj
$50 Second avenue. II was apparent that
his skull had been crushed by hammer
blows Robbery WAS the credited cause
of the killing
Rogers who was - years old, lived In
Fort Dodge, la, and was here on Il visit
Judge Mulqueen in General Sessions COM
m,tted GrabowsKi 10 the Tombs TO await
tr.al.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-19
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Barnett 4 Co. have leased the three
story dwelling At 1897 Madison avenue to
Isidore Zeldin.
Pease a Gilman have leased furnished
for Charles :. Butler to c. ~. Aldrlch Of
Delano x Aldrich. architects. the dwelling
at l25 East Thirty-eighth street. and FOR
Thomas J. Mclaughlin to James y. Roeen-
berg the three story and basement dwelling
at ga West Seventeen street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-19
incoming Ne.scIs-R, wireless.

- pa-'oYc, ,olou 80 ull"s south oi sandy
Hoir Al = VI yo-tordaN
- Alamo. Monte, 7' mll"' ~c.t Of Tam
ht' AT noon
ESprranIa. Vera Cruz ~ nllies south nf
n rmuud shoals a. noon
san Ja"luto GHlNcStou g." mlc~ -oUh
Nrs' ui Diamond shoals at noon
- OuWit Au'll'. - mites suItb of Diamond
>huI,. 40 noon
- EI ,id N,N Orleans. -- mic, uomuWcs'
of TOriuyas ~ noon
- Nt.llanOa. guantanamo. 'd mules north
east o. Havana az noon
:, santiago. Havana - miles ives, OF Havana
al y. VI
IS e. Sol Galveston, 70 miles east OF Gal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-19
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Nam
haitian, The Bronx and Brooklyn.

,,,r,I IN r. 7, nnT!y.SIn " q, "0o :, INN
~ % - SiN Lot kLdR and sly

s,-r,I ST t'G 70 ~ " - 200 " 10th ave
,-5A9Ss--b sty loft oids ana sly h,ng
- rear, vol sale knocked down 70 ~
10. 'ndn .--......''''''' 't''.' '''' |He'oV"
BY Joseph l., Day.
9th ST, so ". :, e33 9Th ave, :oSi 1905,
sty dwlg -Seamen's Bank Tor savings
ag' VI l. Bdnnon ct al due' S"hsO T. 10
taxes, &c, fl,03-'O. to the PAIN
III ........ ...,.,....,. $500. ,,., $4,000
CTH 1T, - ", =, s5,s toIumDus ave
-tfN+Oo.N . sly nat t9aalhs,oh
~. fs. agt byron 81 a quo 80,
us..'i' taxes &c seo''o' 10 the P,s.noH
III ... - -: ''','' ,stf,S'o
''aFh ~. y! r, n o. SIC lexington
ave 10 TX 90 II, sly dW'g- Frahkln
CaUsi 20 az, rSrn J,Ssrffa1ss t'a"u ~ Up
a.. st"0' vi o. w $500 1870
laiST' s1, 4s,o S25 80 i,snox .ve
s.I,sli s,y All W N powell agt + :,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-19
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered At Albany yesterday:
The Rilma Building company. Manhattan.
capital $1,000, directors. SamuAl II. Rap
sAel. Harris T. skinner and Robert 3. Conk-
lin New York city.
The Linden Realty Corporation. Queens:
capital $500, directors william A Kirk
and George a Dietz. New York city. and
William \. clark, Brooklyn, y Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-19
INVESTOR Buvs ~ ruE BRONX.

EAST 18TH STREET Harry II. Cohen
has sold for Max Cohen So East 18Th
street, fve story new law fiat, on
plot 31.6X1O0. between Cypress and
Jackson avenues The new owner is
Mr. Schneider. who will hold the
property as an Investment.
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Plans have been tiled by Thomas w
Lamb. architect. for making over the
two story garage on the east side OF
Broadway, 2j.s feet north Of Seventy
seventh street, into a moving picture the
atre, with stores, at an estimated cost
% $4,000. The property Is owned by
the Improved New York Properties Cor
porAtion, which have leased 1t to Lewis
c. Van Ripper, president of the Nano-
scope Company, for twenty-one years
1t an aggregate rental said TO be $780,
zoo
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MORE FLATS FOR THE BRONN.

The Wedgewood Company, IA, F, Neil
president has filed plans for a six story
Apartment house 20 cover the block front
on the south side OF 1881 street, between
Webster and Decatur avenues, on plot
1OslXT51l. Andrew J. Thomas, archi-
'ect, estimates the cost at $4,000. a
nve story tenement, with store. will be
erected on the south side OF 225th street.
s3s feet west of Paulding avenue. for
Anna Covelli at a cost OF $1,000. II will
he on o lot o5x56. NJ. w. Del Gaudes is
the architect.
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