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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
OPTION PARK AVENUE CORNER.

The F. 4 NJ. Schaefer Brewing Com
pany. which last week gave an option
10 the trustees Of st. Bartholomew
Church to purchase the east side Of Park
avenue from Fiftieth to Fifty-first street.
is said to have optioned the property at
the northeast corner Of Park avenue and
Fffty-frst street. The corner, which -
occupied by part of the company's plant.
measures 1905 feet on the avenue and
1871 feet along the street. The option. 1t
Is said. gives the holder the privilege OF
buying the property for 100000. II Is
for only a short period. however. as many
are after the property. The identity Of
the prospective buyer could not be had,
neither could II be learned definitely that
the brewing company had consented TO
ell the corner. From other sources It
was learned that the option has been
b;ained by apartment house builders.
With a church to the south and pub
lie school on the east the site IL well
suited for Improvement with a high class
apartment structure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23

Agt Samuel Hanes ct al (for,c osure Of
MORTGAGE, attys, Fuller Irtst
9sTI 81. :, $50 OF - av, 20Nss O.
Elizabeth Cooke agt Meyer Goldberg
- al Cforeclosure of mortgage, attys,
mn, Lockwood. Redneid I.ydon.
9th ST. 32a E-Thcn1orc " IIotkWrN aRt
Ferdinand J Kunkier et al foreclosure
OF mortgage. atty, g Deshon.
10TH ST. 236 E-Walter A Burke Hgt
Little Italy Realty Co ct a. foreclosure
of mor,gaxel attys, HIN. Lockwood, Red
field a LydOn.
sOTH ST, a. 2ti o, West End Az. AN
ts6x irree-Hudson CIV Savings Ins'itu-
ton aet Josephine T. stone et al ifur,-
closure OF mortgage. attys, Collier n
Browning
WESTERLY half OF lot 6to---Ha-icm say
inRs 9ank agt Micha,l brennan e.. al
tlnCh
LOT ~. blk bOlo sec u On land map
George w Hogan agt Agnes AgneN II al
foreclosure OF mortgage Htt}.
Heating
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.


For New Jersey. generally cloudy to-day
and tomorrow: somewhat cooler to. day;
moderate north to east winds.
For northern New England fair day
and probably tomorrow: moderate north.
west to north winds.
For southern New England, fair. somewhat
cooler to-day; partly cloudy tomorrow;
moderate northwest to north winds
For western New York fair to-day; In
creasing cloudiness and warmer tomorrow;
moderate north to east winds.
NEW YOnh. April 2s.--Low pressure pre-
vailed over the Pacific and plateau States
yesterday hut was high over all sec. ions
eas, Of the Rocky Mountains. except north
crn New England which was still within
the radius OF a depression central at the
mouth OF the ST Lawrence River.
High pressure centres were over the south
Atlantic States and over northern Minne-
sofa and Wisconsin.
II was cooler in the upper Mississippi VAL
lcy the Dakotas. Nebraska. Wyoming, Colo
RADIO, oregon. California. Nevada and Arizona.
In all other sections II was warmer. ana
much warmer from tho middle Mississipri
Valley east and southeastward to the mid
die and south Atlantic coasts.
There was but very little freezing weather
in the Northwestern states.
Heavy rain fell in Texas and showers 10
the middle Atlantic and New England states;
| elsewhere the weather was generally fair.
In this city rain Fell during the morning:
fair in the afternoon; warmer: wind. fresh
southwest to south; average humidity. 50
| per cent. barometer. corrected to read 10
| sea level. at A. NJ, 3o.l5; 8 p. NJ. aoos.
| The emperatdre In this city yesterday. 40
recorded by the otnclai thermometer. 10 shown
/ a.. - s,hto
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
FURNITURE co. LEASE IN bronx

George Fennell & Co. dealers In furni-
ture and carpets. have leased for twenty
one years new building to be erected
by !. Clarence Davies at 2929 Third
avenue The structure will be five stories
high. on plot 6l,9yll41lx irregular. on
the west side OF the avenue, 62.9 feet
north OF l52d street Buchanan g. Fox
prepared the plans, The Fennell concern
will take possession on October I. The
present site OF the firm. at 1850 Third
avenue, was lately leased to the Adams
a Flanagan Company who contemplate
enlarging its present home
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
1850, 900 REALTY COMPANY.

The Hyde Realty Company. with a cap
ital of $4,000 and A. Fillmore Hyde for
president. was Incorporated yesterday at
Albany. Mr.. Hyde said last night that
the company will hold the properties he
owns on Twenty-fourth. Twenty-siNth.
Twenty-seventh and Forty-third streets
and Fourth avenue. and will buy and sell
other real estate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of lenders Attorney
OAKLAND PL. T. 100 W Prospect av.
2%xlOs 7xetxl073, Apr Z. l90s-chas u
and Mary r urinin TO Laura Prudential.
attys. III w Fodder a Co. $40 Il ii6th
SIM PsoN ar. % isiio n westchester av.
>oxioo. July 20, lsos-Tuily Const co TO
Murgt Knox: atty, W NJ Wechsler ldb
bwhN .,...s...... '.''''s 1900 f"'"""
LEX Az. cor G7th Vt, o,bNi7o, Mar -,
i9oT-E GTth ~ Apartment bldg Inc,
to Mutual Iife Ins 60 90 Cedar - fas.,Ooo
UNION Az Sc cor lGTth st. i0Nloo. Mar rs
iel0--R g. W Realty co 20 Matilda klebAu.
Rttya Deuglas Armitsgs $50 broad,
LOT IS, map AL. viiiaG. Of Morrisanis,
May l. isi2. Msdford Realty Co 70 q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
DIR. BISHOP MADISON Az. BUYER.

DR.. James Bishop Is the buyer OF 416
Madison avenue. just north of Forty
eighth street, sold recently for James A.
Farley, the fourth owner since 1910. by
Pease & Gilman. DIR. Bishop purchased
the property after reselling to the Henry
Phipps estate the two houses at "a and
26 East Forty-siXth street
The Silshirc Construction Company,
Lazarus Shiran president, is the buyer
OF tho plot. 50x1l4. on the west side OF
Bathgate avenue, 100 feet south OF 17bth
street. sold yesterday by the Benenson
Realty Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

AQVEDuCT Az. l.gg ana lt94- Hylntr
FlDshrr agt rowanda Const 60. Owner
lrtnewaD .................. ....... $500
llCTH ST $50 E-Acmr Metal Ceiling go
Rgt Donate tifola. owner and cont. So
i9TH ST E-rileine 60 agt ieo AM
norman, owner. Henry Smith RlIg -.
llGTh ST loo E--LoUis Marks art u 4
Crfolu, owner and cont .,..,.,,... ~ o.
<6TH ST ~ W-'lat"mnnt Iron work. nrt
v co. Inc, owner, Anton S'rund.
cont ...... .............. ........ SEQ .
soisT ST., :. 100 {, W Harlem River. a3ix
cOo-Alhcrt A pawber Hgt United Electric
Light n Power 60. owner, T N"abit
<0Tu ST. Ga7 to 6l VA G Wick Mfg
co Hgt ChnF + Applehy, own,r, tuupu
StockyHrd n Market 20 and Eric Il !. 60.
lessees. David shannon 60, lessee and
cont ............ ....... lS0s = 1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23

WA sIIINGroS Apru ?-.--rhe t.ndsrs
naich and Io9op'h and snhmAr!n.s B.i
Nnrlo'k Gcs,royers r.ussrr and Preston 81
Galyts'uu. torpedo boais brnhLm rassto
Cumulus Parker ~ HamPton Roads, tus
pou'l,. - N-w York N.ri cruiser New o.
'yaus Nui slpp,t ship Gl1cl-r AZ ropcio
'.tmpp rllsr" South Dakota AZ Tburon
tu.. Na,A t scorpion a. Beirut c-u'ser Ch.s
GOV miur .Aip san 'rhnUisDp ant htttleSh ips
\rkansas Vermont, New Jersey. New
Ihaupshlr" amt south Carolina at Vera CruS
The battieshp Nlss,ssirp' Ia. ,aii.i from
No''o'k for rhiladelph and coils, ltaA,sr
p.| f'uU survey grounds for Cr,s,ssAA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
ARvERNE BLOCK FRONT SOLD.

Dave a. Karelson has sold the block
from, fronting 800 feet on the east side
of Nernam avenue. extending south from
Amstel Boulevard. The purchaser Ia John
Jameson of Jameson & Bond. who IL
al extensive property owner of both i'm
proved and unimproved land on the Rock
away peninsula The land just bought
Was held at 100000. 1t Is proposed to
erect II row OF private cottages on the
property
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
PROPERTY OWNERS TO MEET.

The Harlem Property Owners Associa-
ton will meet this evening at i47 East
l25th street.
The Washington Heights Taxpayers
Association will hold its regular business
meeting tomorrow evening In the new
Washington Heights Public Library
Building. ST. Nicholas avenue and 1Goth
street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian and The BrOuH.
lat ~ vESEY STREET. ]
by Bryan l.. Kennedy.

Nv BRYAN L, Kennedy.
WEST END Az s.s and a.s ses n
10Th st, two ! sty dwiss, each ls.lox9O.
vol sale: bid in .....,..........t7i,7so
4sTH ST 5ts w g. 200 lith av. 3Ox
1908 atty bldg strs. vol sale TO
Joseph F Feist. .......... $3.50
PLA!NFIELD J-Tappan ay, g. ~
Seaar s M es'Ut.''m ,rter ~ 1 W
,,dTH sT sss ''u ,oo AZ
roo.i' "y sht , d.; mas lire ms
III sso "a. "sss.s. II ga 81 TO the
plaintiff ...................... $4,000
by Joseph L. Day.
l,lsr sr All w, : Sa5.a " 9Th av.
"a. ioslooxs. sxss'll q ,;y dvix-Frank
in ssvss Bank sst 7 + Hogan :, al; due,
s,TH ST. a. W. I. :. 1928 W 9Th av. -,
i S.sa ps y tn; a.. ;iri psp siy rear 'n,
,sr 'l HT ! IS ia snS TaSs,
sIsfio. .,y ,n' rt.- ;;rs,hHos.ys!' 10.
Pa az, A.tsu r,'t" al, uur' 80
I'm 'V' 'AA's' &C S''''''-'' 10 'ho p" o"o
Av b, 1875 to :oS; ne i:th st. ,i?9X,ss,
three Ky tnts q sus-feef'ess NOUNS
90 hgt N.wman et al que IN
t axes &C sSsfs SUP TO Pr mig
ny d. Phoenix lngraham \ Co.
MADISON Az, ISIS ana 1880, ~ lleth
st, +Ql!x75 9 s,y tint q strs-Helen Fluid
ag; Vim Lefkowitz ct a.; action ,: due.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
GAFrNEY BUYS BRONX LOTS.

Tho Arthur ]. Scholz Company has sold
!or Mrs n. Bartner six lots on 2O5th ana
;01th Streets near White Plains avenue
east OF the Botanical Garden, to James
G Gaffney. who gave In payment the
five story tenement at 323 East Forty
eighth street, on lot 25x100.5. The deal
Involved about $4,000. II. f. Connolly
was associated as broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
,i:rH ST. APARTMENT SOLD.

The Alpha Holding Company has sold
the Berkshire, a six story elevator apart
ment house, on plot 50xl00.ll. at $40 and
sac West 1l2th street, adjoining the
Devonshre apartments, at the southeast
corner Of Broadway. The purchaser Is an
investor. who gives cash and q small prop
erty in payment for the apartments
Sharp & Co. negotiated the sale. The
Berkshire. which contains twenty-four
apartments. was purchased by the selling
company in November. 1912. from the Kill
tonga Realty Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23


AMsrtT1intT bbWASi,is ,'Sy sStS
AM mnpAM A. iti-' g. .tl 'sVtn
Tow saw < n IS to beg. Apr ii. isii-rrank
Smrxer! attVs' LYMAN g. Hermnn az ms.
say say lao 'i;iee
, i'm wafn o' st '..'e ITn"s Mrr !.
h,a ia NASSAU st ',','.. ~ 49, 5000
1im Tsrs ,,3S ~ JaSas ns IN
branch. n J. atty, @ Co. i7s Broad,
WAY -. ,n o,rr.,, ,o,an,.
;aap ~ It nv by lot iSs :ss q; ara
;, 10, IA 10! IT, Dec IL; isisIwsissaTe .
F, 7O,n 81. a,ty'' EismAN. Levy. 6, /
ajTH ST. 100 ". :. ia e IN av runs
ELS Ks 500 Asw 1870 81 - beg
M i,W 90 ,sot-i'ou,s 4 js o.yh vo.iErr
to Albert ; washburne. atty, Alex Thain.
,s q r sT ROW Is ~ ~ run. $, 1900
$40 Ell Is,Sx n sos To-
Ros. vo 81 p ana T Emma Dean. comm
;s s'' tSu Co. V i;s ss Elise s'AlfH
Esp ST. ss' Vi So; :5,s,s Oct 10, leo.
H @ tar ' say va a,i,s caGw.laier 7 %
10TH Is, %o. iG,h az ;SSss' h ags
,T sT l:o ,,.:.S 81 ~ 20 a :;iSi Z
Green. atty I CO, II" b~ay vs., 900
2tlH ST. log W. $ go Ith hV' lslON
81 sxlSN5d.l, Apr ~. lsSs-Louis Noelker
to Albert Washburne; atty. THAN, ~
Park Row ....... ..-.... ...,.. VI 900
s5TH ST, loo W, IS ~ IN aV. lsx6o,sN
atty. Alex THAN. IS Park Row ... $4,000
BAlNBRlDGE Az. ses !oi7 sw leGth
trustee: ATTY. Ii od-n. 90 wall st, So 500
ri E,A
Ian 70. ito5--Ster Realty 60 30
Equitable LIFE Assn Society attys AleS.
hnder Green. lcj Bway .....--.. va 600
ST NICHOLAS Az, 100 lIhth NJ
80 sNl0o Nov L. lslS-Bolenhardt ana
ASIA II Eskeseh 10 hhtfY VI "o.unett
500 AWAY -. .....'... -. I1opp
ChoToNA Park EAST = being l"ts
~ ana Ios, map ~, es.aIr OF ""
rsle APR y. lsll IlIie Johhs,h 70
T'ntirs fischrr Lumber CO. "'ty' M"'tlo
: Am, pIoISt,RTV - lel1-s,rne ia
a Mol
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23

The John II. Fife Company has leased
the Brighton Beach Hotel to c. Morton
Bellak for the seasons OF 1914 and 1915.
Mr. Bellak II proprietor OF the Hotel OK
ford and Hotel St Louis. in this city, and
was formerly proprietor OF tho Iroquois
Hotel, Miami Fla, and the Normande.
at Normandle- by -the-Sea, N j Tho
Brighton Beach Hotel will open for this
season on Memorial Day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
TENANTS FOR CITY HOUSES.

Douglas Robinson. Charles S. Brown
Company has leased the four story dwell
ing at 529 Madison avenue for DR.. l..
Duncan Bulkley TO Mrs. J. G, Birch for
term OF years.
Samuel IL Martin has leased for Susie
Scott Hall the four story dwelling Mt 1870
West Sixty NTH street to Mary A. Mccall
Unger q Watson have leased for George
A. Lavelle to Mary Grosjean for a term
of years the four story and basement
dwelling at 149 East Fifty-flr street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
q ). TO NAVE TALL APARTMENT

-" ven story apartment house. the frst
s Fnd IN the state of New Jersey. will
ON : by Howard B McGeorge Of sum
!, ~ at the southwest corner OF
'' and avenue and the boulevard. Jer-
a. CITY, bought from Mrs. Alexander
n'' 'or about 325. 900. The plot. which
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
APARTMENTS FOR BENNETT AVE.
six story Structure to Cost es5.OOO
Planned.

Plans have been filed by A. F. Gilbert
and l.. w. Burnham for the construct ion
of six story apartment house on the
east side of Bennett avenue. 3O0.ll feet
north of ls1st street. IL will have
frontage of 93.5 feet and a depth of SIS
feet. McNulty Bros. Inc. are the
owners The cost has been estimated at
$4,000,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
CASH FOR WEST SIDE FLAT.

Mary S. Martin has bought the single
fat at Is West 1929 street from the Fair
Deal Realty Company. The house IL five
stories and covers a lot 1S.6x100.l1. about
III feet east Of Manhattan avenue. The
Fair Deal company acquired the property
In December from George Gerlack. who
gave It in part payment for the six story
elevator apartment house at 5l3 and 5l5
West Hist street. Arnold Byrne a
Baumann negotiated yesterdays deal,
which was for all cash.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
WEST ORANGE ESTATE LEASED.

The Payson Mel. Merrill Company has
leased for Winthrop ID, Smith his prop
erty on wildwood avenue. Lewellyn
Park, West Orange. N, j. consisting ~
dwelling, garage, outbuildngs and about
four acres ~ land. to Orson u, Mum.
Ames & Co have leased for Dr. Fos-
sumo his residence al Great Neck T.. -,
TO Edward Josephy for Mrs. ~ Allen
her residence to william Boyd for
Charles Younger his forty-two acre estate
at New Brunswick, N. J., to H. Ftnnegan
TOR Q term Of SAS1s NA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
ROCKAwAY COAST LEASES.

The Lewis II. May Company has leased
for the 4. h l.. Const ructiOn Co the board
ing house on the east side OF Grandview
avenue, Far Rockaway, to Mrs, Nathan
Friedman also for Thomas Conerty a cot
tage on Seneca street to A. Cohen for a
term OF years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
IMPROVEMENT on MADISON Az.

william J. Roome & Co. Inc. report
that the Murray Hin Chambers at the
southeast corner OF Madison avenue and
Thirty-third street will he reconstructed
into five stores on the street level and
three stores on the floor above and apart
ments of three rooms and bath on the up
per floors. They will have charge OF II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
LIS pE<uENS.
Manhattan.

ST l0s--Kate Madden agt
Anna T. Sch'umc ct al tamendcd part-
,InuN. t'i,. . !. klotk
FROST ST, $50. and south -. as Jose,
phinr Carpenter Hgt BENJAMIN j
Sforza ct nj tamendei for closure Of
mortgage attys, W a q Chamber
LEXINGTON Az. i7oi-Maris L Constable
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
REAL ESTATE For SALE

FOR SALE--Water Front. Colonial and
Inland Estates In southern Mar Land. good
iuChlug and dshIug, description and price
upon application. HAWKINS Il MITCHELL,
Real Estate Brokers, Ia Plata, Md
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
BRONX DWELLING SOLD.

BARNES AVENUE-A. Mantinband has
sold for Bertha Grimes to Annie Epstein
1883 Barnes avenue, Van Nest, two
family house. on lot 25xl00.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
SCHOOL CHANGED INTO BATH.

The three story school Mt ga Fifth
street IL to be made over into n bath for
Abraham Landberg at an estimated cost
Of $4,000. Jacob Fisher Is the archi-
tect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
Sale ~ Railroad Postponed.

The sale Of the Atlanta Rirminghan
and Atlantic Railroad which was to h,
held April %, 20 ana - under fore los
ure proceedings, has been postponed by
orders OF tho United States Circuit Court
until April e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23

afd Riverside Drive. , rooms heautitul.f
Furnished. from May 10 september, right
pric" for the right party only j STRONG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises. 5es Sun set. ets Moon rises. 4 a
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
s,nayn.r. . IN y Gov Island ! q. % Hell o.s.. II
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandyitk l? 20 Gov Island los Hell Gsss. , ~
Arrived WI DNESDAY. April q
So Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse 500 p. NJ.
Bremen. April 10 go,
IS O~canla so A. NJ, Algiers. April 10.
50 Hells olav. u p. NJ. Chrstiansand.
s. Taormina. 80 \, NJ. Palermo. April o.
IS Marerc. Pas 4 NJ. Cardiff. April O.
81 prlnl August Wilhelm. J.. NJ, kings'c
S Havana. o:io a. NJ. Havana, April 10.
SIS Bea,tlcc. II A. NJ. Names. April II.
- Katie $50 \ ". Baracoa. April y.
- oruba. $50 p NJ. An,illa. April IL.
IS Ogeechee, II %? +. NJ. Porto Rico, April IL.
- II sol Galveston. April 10.
s. Apache. Jacksonville. April ~
IS Stamralia. philadc lnha. April 81
IS Princes. Anne. Norfolk April q
5. si ,, l Boston Ap ar1,,oi;ll .nr, .,
- TEXAS CL.lrron,. April II.
SIS pawnec Phiiadc Nha April 81
= Melderskn Perth Amboy. April 90.
ARRIVED rpOM NEW YORK.
Sc 1mpcrator. NJ Hamburg.
IS Campania. at Liverpool
SAILED FOR SrW YORK
S. Kaiser Wilhelm H.. from Chcrboure.
IS Oceanic. from southampton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
Bronx.

WHITE PLAINS Az, 4, so n OF .?ist
st 50Ni00 George Anderson nst Bults
Hros. owners and contractors bod. S49
lT5TH ST, cor "a sv ll3Nl2s--Colonial
Mantel a Refrigerator 60 Hgt Zodiac
Realty co, owner ana contractor tr"-
urwaN ... ...... ............ .... 3e09
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
GOOD REALTY SALES
DESPITE WAR SCARE
Builders Sell Apartment on East S1st
St.---$5o,ooo Dwelling Solo,
Park Avenue Deal

and n depth OF 90 feet. will be improved
at once. Michel 4 Moore negotiated the
sale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
RIDGEwOOD DWELLING SOLD.

Samuel A. Dunn has sold the dwelling
at 2S Cottage place. Rldgewood, N. j., on
plot 125x20o, TO Mrs Florence whitehall
Coburn of Manhattan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23

Efp MINES IN the rial oountry near New York
v" "S"NS .onsuit The Country Home Lea que.
10 West S.I street. Phone $3.50 VI laison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23

For other Real Estate news see
Page ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23

PROFITABLE farm 80 acres. hose o
rooms. n1ih al improvements. barn hon.
merry. apples, pears. excellent condition.
bargain FRANK STEVENS. RidgewooI.
y J
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-24
Absence Of Steeraee Quarters Proves Surprise
To Local Shipping Men

Proof of Hawaii's growing COM
merce and prophetic of the increased
passenger and freight demands of the
Pacific, the modern and stanch Ma
noa, latest addition to the Matson
fleet, arrived in Honolulu this morn
ing on her maiden voyage to the ISL
ands.
"A better sea-boat has never piled
the Pacific in the coast-to-island trade
than the new Manoa, was the CHEEKY
greeting of Captain Henry F. Weeden.
He stood on the promenade deck Of
the new Matson Navigation liner and
was a target for an avalanche of fe-
licitations from many Honolulans, who
filed aboard the steamer upon its ar
rival at Pier Is at an early hour this
morning.
The steamer was off port at 4:3S
o'clock and docked at 7:50 o'clock.
"The Manoa steamed from the east
coast of the United States to San
Francisco by the way of Magellan
straits in 43 days. if you please" add
ed Captain Weeden, correcting the
general impression gained here that
the vessel had consumed As days in
the passage. when you take into
consideration that the Manoa was
greeted by some of the nastiest
weather that il has been my lot to
encounter in many years of seafaring,
the record is an enyiable one
Loaded to its capacity with cargo,
the new liner is mighty steady
craft. While the speed is listed at
IA knots the Manoa has done much
better than this"
The proud and happy skipper, who
has been coming into the port for a
numberFof years as master of the Lur.
line was the center of a group OF
friends and well-wishers who hastened
to extend their congratulations at his
welEearned promotion to the latest
addition to the Matson fleet.
Il have but one message to the
people of Honolulu" concluded the
veteran navigator as he turned to com
lily with the request from beyy
of femininity who demanded that they
be shown over the handsome vessel
Keep your eye on the Manoa. Il
is to become one of the most popular
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-24
new PLANS MADE
FOR HAWAIIAN
FAIR BUILDING
H. p. Wood Visits with Gov
ernor Upon Returrl-Work
Is to Proceed

Immediately upon his return from
San Francisco this morning in the Ma
noa, H. P. Wood, chairman of the Ha-
waii Fair Commission, called upon
Governor L. E. Pinkham at the latter's
request, and was closeted for more
than an hour and half with the chief
executive of the territory, going over
the details OF his three-weeks' visit to
the Panama-Pacific exposition grounds
and explaining his final decision re-
garding the selection of a new site
for Hawaii's building, the site recon-
mended by the governor after having
received from the fair commission a
statement of that organizations pro-
posed expenditure of the legislature's s
appropriation, as well as the plans
which the commission had in view for
the building and its equipment.
As a result of the conference, Mr..
Wood informed the Star-Bulletin that
the fair commission now is in a posi-.
tion to proceed at once with its plans
for Hawaii's exhibit, saying that the
governor is highly pleased with the
selection of the site which he recon.
mended. Mr. Wood reported to the
governor that considerable progress is
being made toward securing an early
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