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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-16
THE VALUE OF PUBLICITY

When the thirtv-fye railroad sys-
TENS that are appealing to the Inter
state Commerce Commission for per
mission ~ increase freight rates pre-
payed 10 present their case, one of the
first things done was 10 arrange that
the arguments and evidence should
reach the public ear as well as the
ear o. the commission. TO accomp-
lfsh this, bulletins were prepared and
have been sent out two or three times
q week to the newspapers and other
publications of the country. to legls-
latOrs. members of Congress. COVER
nOrs. cOlleg" professors. commercial
ORGANIZATIONS, shippers and everyone
else who would have an interest in, or
whose opinion would be likely to in
flenCe the case for or against the
railroads. These bulletins set forth
the railroads cost of living and from
every possible point of view presented
the reasons why the railroads should
be allowed to increase rates.
Senator La Toilette thinks that this
effort to lay the case for the railroads
before the public was a crime, and he
proposes TO prohibit by law anything
of the sort in the future. So far as
heard from tire is no one but the
Wisconsin Senator who holds this
view. On the other hand the rail
roads have been congratulated upon
the frankness and effectiveness with
which they have set forth their case
| Electric Railway Journal.
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-16
THE ZENAAA POOL

Rut best Of ell in this embroidery
OF running water was the square pool
that l":' in the midst OF the aenana.
for II" bottom of il was carved into
the image OF a huge and many petalcd
lotus flower, all OF one block Of white
marble without flaw or stain. and the
petals seemed astir when the clear
crystal passed flowing over them.
And at each corner Of the lotus. com
pleting the square. were triangular
panels of delicate water flowers, and
through the water the Carnelian and
the agate and the jasper OF which
thew were fashioned shone strangely
with vivid CLEANS. All rouna the
pool of the lotus used to sit the flow
ers of Shah Jehan's garden of girls.
and there is no pool on earth that has
reflected the image of such beauty,
Often did the Pearl Lily. the chief
flower and favorite of the harcm. sit
there with unsandaled feet. waiting
for the summons Of her lord; and
sometimes cloud would pass over
the image of her face reflected there
when she considered that her lowell
ness would pass. and her beauty be
married by wrinkles of the shriveling
years. and desire would fail. and long
after her lips had Crimbled into dust
and her soft limbs had been laid un-
foreground for the worm and the red
ant to fatten upon, the water that
flowed there would be ever renewed
and know not the horror Of age L.
+. Benson in Century Magazine i.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-16
IMPORTANT MATTERS
H.. FOR KAIMUKI MEETING

An interesting matter to come be
fore the Improvement club at Kaimuki
tonight will be that of the postoffice
subsection to be established out there.
The special committee appointed to
confer with Postmaster Young on the
subject of location will present a re-
port. Probably the club will also dis
cuss some procedure to follow in order
to inaugurate the so-called frontage
tax system in the district All rosi
dents of Waialae Kaimuki and P7lo,o
are invited to be present.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-16
DEMOCRATS WERE PEACEFUL
IIonl ,lIn. T. u. July 16. 1917

Hone m'u. r. IT,. July 16. 1911.
Editor Honr.u,u ;1tar-Rulletin:
Sir: beg leave to correct a state
mont made in this mornings hdyer-
tiscr Of certain incidents occurring at
q meeting IF Democrats held at Pauahi
street last evening .........
The real facts of the case are that
We wcrn holding an informal meeting.
There was no friction between Mr.. +
]. Ryan and Mayer Fern and as every
man nroscnt was good friend Of Mr..
NcCarn. yCu can rest assured that no
"knock" was registered against him.
Thanking you for snace | remain,
Respectfully yours.
FRED LINING.
Territorial Committeeman.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-16
MISSING THE POINT

The afternoon paper gravely points out that the
chairman of the Republican territorial central COM
mittee should be neither pronounced Kuhio man
Rice Which is about the same as saving
that the to be at the head of the committee
should be political ninny of kind who takes
not enough interest in politics have a choice as
TO who should be its leading candidate.-The Adj
vertiser.
Don't go off halfcocked, Brother 'Tiser
This paper did not say that the chairman oil
the Republican committee SHOULD be neither I
pronounced Kuhio man or a Rice man, In tn,
FIRST place that is bad grammar, and in the sec
ond place il is unnecessary misinterpretatioT
of the point the Star-Bulletin made What vi
wished to emphasize is thatithe spirit of the di
rect primary law as we'll as the spirit of Repub
lean party fairness makes it imperative tha
the Republican territorial central committee
and most of all its chairnlan--play no fayorite;
in the preprimary campaign. That proposition
is so self-evident that it should not need reitera
ton. We might ask, Has the Advertiser a can
didate Cor the craftsmanship of the Republican
party?
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-16

COL G. X. M'GUNNEGLE: 1t is
with considerable regret that | leave
all my Oahu friends, especially the
Honolulu polo players between whom
and the SchofieId officers there has
been such friendly and healthy rival
~. There is a big future for army
polo here and the secret of success is
for service and civilian players to get
together for the general good Of the
game ----.-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-16
DELAY OF House
IN ACTING upon
BILL EXPLAINED
Continued from page one)

NSShlllluSu llOlh pdSS OllSJ
bursed for the expense to which they
were put by reason of these condemn,
alton proceedings. This is proposed
80 be accomplished by am -amendment
In the nature Of proyiso at the end
CT the bill, which L would like to sub
nit"
About S28, 900 Involved
The committee took the matter up
at once. The report af the hearing
showed that Frear's proposition met
much opposition Chairman Clark
stated repeatedly that he did not be-
lieve his committee had Jurisdiction
Frear said he had affidaYits that the
amount involved lis about s28,l0O and
that no further appropri ia ton man the
one in the pending bill would be ne
cessary. The $4,000 would come out
of the general appropriation
The members of the committee
strenuously objected to including the
Frear amendment, on the ground that
it binds the government to pay an
unsettled and unagreed-upon amount
of attorneys fees and other expenses
Chairman Clark made this signifi
cant comment:
Il would like to make this remark
that if you write this sort of an am
endment into the bill you Will neve.
get the bill through"
Other members of the committee
also intimated that they would op
pose the amendment. while not deny
ing the Justice of the claims They
insisted that the claims should go be.
fore the appropriations committee.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-16

The Adj Club and the Chamber of Commerce
have voted in favor of naming one of Uncle
SANS new hattleships "IIawaii. Go. to it, pro-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. efforts will help emphasize
the fact that this is just as much an American
commonwealth as Massachusetts or Virginia
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-16

DANIEL LOGAN: The location
Of Honolulu has once more been
changed. This time it is not located
in the Philippines, neither is the re-
constructed map the work of any
Washington official. ! received a
communication in the latest mail from
Allahabad. India, addressed to Homo
lulu, iii Islands. and the Fiji Islands
in caps" at that " ....
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-16

Gen. Loynaz Castiiio, commissioner
general from Cuba TO the exposition,
informs the exposition military hu-
rcau Of Cuba's part in the 1915. mill
tary tournament. The island rcnublic
will send its famous Banda Artilleri1
and detachments of field artillery and
of infantry. Two Cuban warships
will transport the men. .....#
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-16

SIDNEY r. JORDAN: 1 have
bought myself a white yachting cap
to wear when go aboard the steamers
fer the Promotion Committee. II
gives che an air Of leisure, to say
nothing of importance, ykuow. -...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-16

D. KALAUOKALANI: The voters
arc still registering and the way
things look Low there will be a
mighty strong turnout at the. prl-
mary. H. f. $500 ! e. i
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-16

MAYOR FERN. l am laying out
my campaign with the idea of getting
elected in the primary. ! figure 1t
wall take about 200 votes to do this.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-16
LIIIlElNIEUNEM2

HARRY H. HOLT: l am still in
tie running for the position of United
States marshal. | am going to rely
largely on my service record.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-16

The Southern colony is aMthoritatiyely re
ported ready for another addition tomorrow
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-16

LIEUT.. c. K. LYMAN: Schofield
is working for an AII.Mounted Service
polo team that will figure to have a
chance against Oahu. The game
scheduled for next Saturday should
give some line on the strength OF
such an organization. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-16

The new wireless station in Bang
kOk is working satisfactorily, and
Siam having signed the international
convention. has recently published a
law regulating the use of wireless
telegraphy in this country.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-16

Recent political events Indicate that Nc
Candless is not vet out of the Woods.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-16

Abuse is doubly painful when its
point is barbed with wit +. III. ~. l.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-16

listers ''battle of the century must have
been postponed .s.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-16

Probably .two-thirds of a woman's
troubles come because she reasons
with her heart instead of her head.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-16

Huerta is now hut a psychological memory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-13
FLOORS LEASED
FOR BUSINESS
New Tenant for Building on
Fifth Av.-Other CONNER
cial Rentals.

S. osgoOd Pell & Co. have leased
floor in p West 3Sth st. 70 Miss
Derickson. formerly in the Cattle
Building, at 43S Fifth av.
NJ. e. L. Hess have leased the fourth
left at 27 East 10th St., 20 c. Turano;
the sixth loft at 131 and 1873 Wooster
ST., TO Joseph Zindler; the rear Of the
third loft at 142 to LAG West oath St, TO
the Butterfly Dress Manufacturing
Samuel H. Martin has leased for
Nathan Ottinger the large store and
basement at % Columbus av., TO Barnet
Fucker for a term of FIVE years.
The Cross e. Brown Company leased
10 the international Education League,
Of which the Duke Of Manchester IS
president, the fourth floor in IS and 20
Fast 4ist ST. This is in addition 20 the
space recently leased by the league IN
the same building. Also Offices 70 the
Ice Publicity Bureau and DR.. Ralph NJ
Crane.
Duross Company have leased the sec
ond loft a. 81 West 18th ST. for Finkel-
stein Bros. 10 Louis Erbe; the store,
MS Washington ST.. for Duvai Company
to Joseph Campbell. and the store, 100
Washington ST., TO +. Sarasohn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-13

Oxen to G oxen. 500 4 10th II. Aug II due
Jan !, 1917. 4 D c.. 500; atty T q 4 n 90.
ROGERS PA e cor 1888 ~, lWN hieb..
Rogers Place Realty Corporation TO ?
Johnron. Hanover Township Morris COUNTY.
n J prior mtg ils9 000l. Aug Z. yrs' ? G.
50 900. attye. Ferris g. s.. 49, BVay. .
SD Az. 30s3 W e. 25ylco; " Goldman Ins 0oo 70
T. Losirsky. 1923 Park av tprior mtg tlo'gy'l :,
Aug 10. instalmcnts. p e.. F-V'' Any "
a n Co &C.
18TH ST " cor Brown Place. - vs.
l. Wiehke 20 Emigrnnt Industrial say Bk. bl
Chamber n. July %. yrf. S--g'' h'Fs
u A. y j O'Gorman. 81 Chambers y. n.
fgD ST. ~ cor Dawson 81, '-lhlp, ~.
Rogers place Really Corporation 10 1lt} Mts
60. o. Wall ~. Arg II demand, c.
81. oco. atty D. 4 Snow. ~ Wall s. -
lb3D ST. o. cor Rogers Place. ,-Nllo' tsine
10 same. Aug ~ demand. p C. NAON' t''S'
same - -.
iGID ST, s.. y Rogers Place, 0Hlvl.
same 20 same Aug u, demand c.
go 300. atty. same -. t....
10TH ST.. g. 100 stebbins az. 10Y irres.
ANGEL Construction Co TO kaiin, -, ~, -
Az. Aug o.. due oct I. 1917, C. 'o'''''
attv J 7 herman. 3ii Hway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-13
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
AUGUST e.
Manhattan.

The following Judgments for amounts OF
more than 500 were filed yesterday, The nrst
name being that Of the debtor:
American Hay Co. Bissert et al. $50 IS.
Brown May. and +. H. Garbe-Peoplc' etc.
Baumann. c. F.-United Wine and Trading
Bartholomae. p w-charter Construction
Bosch. Helen r. G-Greenwich Savings
Bank IS 006 IS.
Bsilie. n CIV. L. ID. Stokes. 1i6.iT3 II.
Cohen. Z. A--E. l.. Young Co. $3.50 IS.
Collins. W. E.-SusseT Manufacturing Co.
coney island Beef and Provision cO.-Morris
Cooper. Al. Greenberg. s167 SIS.
opposite. People. etc, $500.
Coleman. G. J.-G. II. Foster. $685. 81.
De Marco. Benedetto and National Surety
Co-People, etc. $1,000
Fest Biscuit Co.-American Cotton OH Co.
Fowler. c. N.-Trow Directory. Printing and
Bookbinding Co, sl,52s So.
Fortier. 9. Be. r McManus. 1919 81.
FaIlek, H-General Electric Co, fiit IS.
Geisler. Sam Bernhard Riege. Inc,
1906 81.
Golden Restaurant Co.-silyerman Becker.
Inc Si5s -.
Greenwald. il. Ro,hman. ii45 rs.
Foxman. IL. /. Barr and 5. Halbir-S. Ollner
et al iii3 90.
Harlem Paper Box Co-DOty a Scrimgeour
Sales Co. Inc, Si52 so.
Howard. NJ. D., ]. Avallone and ]. DaVto-
Bronx House Wrecking and Building Mate
rial Co. i53l OF,
Heiberger, l.. G-J. Heiherger. 1851 ~.
Kappes, c., Jr.I. b. Martindale et AL
t176 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-13
BUSINESS REVERSES

FREDERICK II. MILLS dHamlin supply
Company l0l Warren st. Judge Grubo
granted discharge. Liabilities, So. l62.
DALE COMPANY, electric light fixtures
lO7 West 18th 81. Judge Grub appointed
James y. Rosenberg receiver with author
ity TO carr on business thirty days Assets
about 500
MARGARET NJ. FRITZ. apartment house
owner and landlord. 40 West Hth 81. Petl-
ton filed by Dazzle Construction Company
s. 500: John Laura & Co. $3.50; Frank
+. Clarke. $50 .....--.. ..-.,-r,
BYRNES LUMBER AND MANUFACTURE
ING CORPORATION. l59 East ssth St, hied
schedules showing liabilities. S.lo2' assets
g l6S
MARMoR & BORAL BROS. INC, whole
sale butter and cheese. 1874 Duane St, nlei
schedules showing liabilities, S.sh; nominal
assets s.. rs. actual assets. $50.
CONCRETE FINISHING COMPANY, %
West 18th 80. Judge Grub appointed Alien
r. Memhard. receiver bond, sl0CO. Liaoil-
tiles Sc 600; assets said 10 be $500.
DAVID KOHAN, clerk, % Rutgers st. hled
petition. with liabilities, S6,346; no assets.
WECHSLER WOOLLEN COMPANY, 10
Essex ST.. made assignment 70 Alex |. Hahn.
HARRY ROSENSTEIN. wholesale toys and
rovelucs. Ai Broadway, made assignment 10
Morris g. Arnold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-13
Recently Formed Com
pany Will Erect Twelve
Story House.
THE Kenmore, IN
WEST 123D ST., SOLD
Investors Get Property in East
l79th ST. ard in
Pearl ST.

The -Four Hundred Park Avenue
Company. Inc. IS. Fullerton Weaver
PRESIDENT. which was incorporated at
Albany two weeks ago, with a capital
Of 100000 has leased from the New
York State Realty and Terminal Com
many for a long term Of years 'he
northwest corner Of Park av. and
saith st. a plot 125x1OO feet
The property will Immediately De
improved with q twelve story apart
ment house. 10 be ready for occupancy
october /. 1915. Warren & Wetmore
arc now preparing plans for the ne"
hp,l5,nr. which will be Of the highest
tyne. containing only two apartments
~ the Aoor, Of fourteen and hfteen
rooms each. The exterior, OF Aoamo
design. will be entirely OF hmesIo ,is
The general contract for the new ou ..'..
INC has been awarded 70 the fuIleI'ql
Weaver Realty Company. franA =
Smith & Son were the brokers III INV
transaction. o .rL;cb
Tbe cvysn-Brown Company, when
ou,rs the twelve story apartment house
Al the northeast corner OF Fark az.
and 54th St, on Tuesday enlarged IT'S
bol5inqs al the southeast corner OF
psrk sv. and 55th ST., where the com
Many mans another twelve story apart
Apsrtment houses played a con-
spicuous part IN the business an
nounced yesterday. ~. ~
The Mason Realty Company MAX n.
Natanson. PRESIDENT bought from I'd
wsr5 A. Herbs the Kenmore apart
,nents az 449 70 453 West l23d St, a
six story elevator structure, occupying
q Mot 55x1OO.11 feet. between Morn
ipgside and Amsterdam avs. n D
Stern was the broker.
Mr. Herbs acquired the property al
auction on July s as plaintlh IN lore
closure proceedings on a bid u SIO9'-
400 The action was brought against
me New York Real Estate security
Company, which had bought the prop
erty in August Of last year.
Robert VI. Fulton and James A was
serman sold the FIVE story apartment
house at 943 East l79th St. on pdoV
"a 6xlOO feet. II has been held at S@o'-
900. The buyer is an investor
There was formed at Albany on Tues
dsv the 81 ST. Marks Place Corpora
TON. with a capital Of $4,000, with
the following directors: Morris Gold
stein. Henry Pearlman and hortense
Y Wunter. The property at that loca-
ton is the old Keteltas residence at the
Northwest corner Of Second av., for
MANY years a landmark on the lower
Tsst Side. II is four story brick
structure, occupying plot fronting as
feet on Second sv. and 100 feet on St
Marks Place.
William A. White Sons have sold
for Jacob Wallenstein the four story
commercial building 1T South st. to
samuel Brody for investment. 1t is on
a Mot 3l.4x84x irregular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-13

Norris FL. dwell & Co. 1886 SO;
Mclean Katherine-H. Smith Ell al SIZE 81.
Pepper. H. & Son-A. Dreyfuss. 500.
Peck. T. C.-S. Phillips. 5000 IS.
Lentz. LII. L. Spingarn ct al, sos rs.
Rogon. l.. and H. Barkan-Emerman &
Russell. Sophie-E. R. Bates. 1l2s 81.
Rosenbaum, NJ, Minsker Realty Co. Inc
and " l.. Typerman-J. A. Mccarthy,
Rosdorf CA. Shapiro. Inc. '345 20.
spurges. c. P.-seneca Distributing Co.,
seiidess. l.. and NJ s. weeker.-w. Karp.
strassman. Al Goldstein & Co. $40 80.
Wolf. J.-stecher Lithographic Co, ST.
WAGNER t VIC. E. Van Worst. Inc. $40 es.
Unico Realty Co.-New York Trust Co.
Thompson 'iTSi n. J. A. or C. Carter-A Devitel.
virgillO. s. and Rose--James dwell Co.
wilsonia Operating CD Israel. ,1.5s5 50.
Wilson. Maude Y. B-A. NJ. Hall ct al
wsisner, Potter & Bro, Inc. 1856 Of.
The Bronx.
AvalIone. J.. M. d. Howard and J. Dayito-
Bronx House Wreeking s. Building Co..
Bo SSil II. and =. Leyy-state Of New York.
Building s1Gii Assn. Of the woodlawn Club.
pono6ae. T. IL. McCreery & Co.. Sjis OF.
kat. j.. Fort Masonry Co. Inc: and j.
Glokner q Blue Co. S2l5 %.
Ohlenbusch. J. md Lily-R {. keegan'
pe ma N Martha-B. Brolnitsky, s2s4 %.
Sagor. A. and il. Tacott, S3sss o.
shields. irene " % Nenl-Adsins Co.. 1927 81.
sobeI. S.-Metropolitan Importing Ms.
rotaro. CATALAN Vineyard Co.. Sie2 SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-13
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

SOLOMON COIN Jan. J. 1919. net I'LL
Os7. Mrs. Hannah Conn. VIE. ana thleo
children are benefciaries. Assets; An
equity s.. $50. In l22-lA East ll5th 81, sPs
praised al 81 900. an equity $3.50. IN -
West il5th st.. appraised at S2b.tW. IN eqIl's
SG.17l. in So West l06th st., appraiser a.
So 900: deposits 500 personalty 10 90, ne,
CHARLES 4. PREHN (Nov. p. lslZli net,
si45SS Mrs Sibyl PREM. WIFE, ana W.
children are benehciaries. Assets: Deposl,s'
s. 800. personally So: stocks and bonds
MISS MARGARET GoUvERNEUR PHIL
IPSE dec 9. 1919; net. S3ioS2. TO MIS- ,.,
Catherine W. Philipse sister. Is given ~, 'oi ,
Mary Philipse Satterlee. cousin. equity ui
Woodlawn, at Garrison. y. ,ii;;'--,a anu r-rpSer
sonalty her share placed at Su,Jh. Chuei
the will Miss Catherine ". Philpse, sister
gets interest IN the mines ana tnlnel a.
rights" owned by decedent IN iLho acre.,
comuriging all OF Putnam County. ana t.t
southera norton or Duchess County. AZ
the value OF this interest has not peeh az
termined II IS not appraised IN thia Pr
ceeding. Assets appraised were an e4D.'s =,
sIl 0O0 IN Woodlawn. Garrisons y. y, az
praised at Sc. 600: one-fourth interest, sl,Vlo,
I'm the equity IN 1919 West 18th St, APPRAISED
AZ $50 900: one-fourth interest. S'OcO. IN the
equity in i7l-l73 Macdousal St.. appraised Al
$50 COO. two lots At Cold Spring. Putnam
County y. Y. $3.50. deposits. 500 49, "a
81 COS: personally. Sis; MORTGAGES, s-o.y'''
The docedent owned one-iifth Interest IN one
third OF the mines and mineral interests IN
puf,am and Duchess County. under tne
phIlipse patent. which comprised llIl5 acres,
belonging In 1854 70 Philip Philipse; Mary
pbUIrse wife OF Robert Morris. and suzanne
philipse wife OF Beverly Robinson.
II was partitloned by these owners. atu
each reserved one-third interest In all or the
mines and mineral interests thereon. ~
isnds Of Morris and Robinson were COINS.
cated bv the state OF New York In lIls- 81
and sold. but the lands OF Philip Philips Pr,
were not disturbed. and his property was ny, no.
confscated The Commissioners OF Forfeit
ures probably through Ignorance OF me
ricb,s OF Philip Philpse. gave deeds 10 me
lands but the heirs OF Philip Phlllpse sul..
claim TO have an undivided one-tnlra my. -
a. the mines and minerals on two-thirds or
the original Philipse patent. The decedent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-13
BY samuel Marx
II NJ. MorEenthau. Il. -.
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

SYST ST. 235 L. all: J Gumpe 10 G
Ncmeth. 232 Pleasant sy; 3 yrs from Aug 1.
1914; $4,000 atty. c c Neville. 3l5 W
BROADWAY. 3G5 to 867. part LIST floor
and b. The Holtz & Freystedt co 70 Reg
engsbgrg stores Of \ y; . yrs from FEB
/. 1918: $500. atty. DE Young. go Bway.
18Th ST. 443 10 AS w. all. Lucy L
% Mott TO b Foss. $40 " 34th st. s yrs
from Sept ], 1914. SLIGO; atty. J Phaelan,
nsTH ST. 200 to 2O4 ". all, County Land
& Mtge Co 20 N Bevin and auo. EOS FL
bridge 81: yrs from July l. 1914; So GC4:
atty Setback 1872 Nassau 81,
18th ST. AL w. store and cellar; J
FOss 20 F Giancoia- 4Ss W 18th 81; yrs
85TH ST. SO 10 60 w. 10Th floor: Open
heim-Coilins Realty Co 20 10 Nachnan and
ano 922 Madison 81. Bklyn yrs from Feb
7. 1915. $500, atty, s HART. 1872 BWay.
The Bronx.
BATHGATE Az. 1892 all. Bloom Re
atty Corpn 20 Arin Laidhold. 1884 Inter-
vale av, yrs from July J. 5000 atty
ID Segnl. 81 Chambers ST.
INTERNALE Az. lOl1. coz store. John
Eggers 20 " q Coldsteiu. l0l7 Intervale
av. yrs mos from Aug ]. $3.50 and
$500; ATTY. + Philips. 500 Bway.
Sd Az. w cor 1shth st. cor store,
Revlllo-SieseI Co 20 Ralph Litchnan, $50
f l06th st. 10 yrs from Nov !. 1914 5000
20 81 500; atty. r Litchmon. go y Tooth
1G3D ST, 97l +. store schultz 20 T
Krainin $50 Prospect av; s yrs from Aug
10. $1,000 10 SL25O; atty T kralnin' $ g
CTARFMONT PARKWAY. g cor OF
Park av. store and collar. / F Kleban co.
Inc. 70 ~ Stern 500 Westchestcr av. from
OCT ]. 1914 10 May ]. 1918 $1,000 atty
II steinhock 526 Morris av
10th ST. ZOE \, store and cellar \
Guarriello 20 81 Salerno. PSI y l3Oih II /.
from May D. 1915. 10 May !. 1918. $500.
atty. y steinbock. $50 Morris nv