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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-09
HOME BUILDING
EXPLAINS MOST
PERMITS ISSUED
Large Majority of Buildings
Now Under Way Are mex
~ pensive Dwellings

Of the building permits that we're
issued this week the largest was to
the Oahu Railway & Land Company
for the construction of a store build
ing on the Waikiki side of Iwilei road,
SIS feet makai from King street. This
new building will adjoin other store
property owned by the railway COM
pany and is erected to meet the de-
mand for business accommodations In
the immediate vicinity Of the depot
where stores rent as fast as they can
be erected. The cost of the building
will be $4,000. Above the stores
will be rooms C. B. Andrews is the
architect.
Demand for inexpensive homes con-
tinues and is evidenced by the build
ing permits issued that run in the
vicinity of $1,000, a hundred or two
higher or lower The present week
has included a number of such as well
as two or three to cost about $4,000.
Permits issued number p and the
cost of improvements is S34,073.
The following are some Of the more
recent permits:
w. Motoshige, owner. Location, ma
kai side of King street, $50 feet Eva
from Kekaulike street. Alterations.
K. Fulfil, builder. Estimated cost,
$3.50.
Mary A. Crewes, owner. Location,
Makiki, corner of Pensacola and Will
der avenue Dwelling. R. Tamura.
builder and architect. Estimated
cost, 1865.
G. Yamane, owner Location, south
east corner of 10th avenue and kau
streets. Store and residence. Yosh1-
Okla, builder and architect. Estimated
cost, $3.50.
c. H. Brown. owner. Location,
mauka side OF, HalekaQwila, 100 feet
Eva from Punchbowl street. Office.
NJ. Ohta, builder and architect. Estl-
mated cost, $500.
James T. Leach, owner. Location,
Liliha street, Mendonca tract, 20U
feet makai from Liliha street. T.
Guild, architect. Sun Chung Lau,
builder. Estimated cost, 1880.
The Nippu Jill Co., Ltd, owners
Location, mauka side of Hotel street
$50 feet Eva from Nuuanu- street
! Printing shop. J. Sugihara & Co.,
builders Estimated cost. 500.
River Mill Co, Ltd. owner. Loca
ton, Pauahi street, makai side, 80
! feet Waikiki from River street. Re
pairs on mill. River Mill Co., build
ers and architect. Estimated cost
/ $50.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-09
REMODEEED OFFICES OF
TRENT TRUST COMPANY
GREATLY IMPROVED

The remodeling of the Trent Trust
Company's office is now practically
complete and the office force has been
assigned to their new quarters.
The main feature of the rebuild
ing of the interior is the second floor
which has. been constructed in the
form of gallery. By this method the
main office on the ground floor is as
sured plenty of light and air and the
second floor. which is reached by
stairs from the interior, is easily &C
cessible. ~
On the second floor is installed the
clerical force OF the real estate de-
partment and many filing cases and
in the rear a rest room for the women
employees. which is greatly appreci-
ated.
The office has, been all reprinted
and presents a clean and delightful
atmosphere to the visitor as he enters
the door.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-09
HoNoLULU's PLUMBING BILL

The estimated cost of plumbing
work authorized by permits in Homo
lulu in August was $21. 9l2. There
were Issued 122 permits and the fees
collected amounted to 1857.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-09
CHALMERS GETS ANOTHER

Homer c. George of Atlanta, Ga,
in a Chalmers six-30 recently lowered
all rail and road records for travel
between Atlanta, Ga, and Chatta-
nooga, Tenn. He made the 125 miles
in three hours and % minutes, lower
ing the old record by 81 minutes.
The sun., 1916-01-19
EUROPEAN MAILS.

THO American liner Finlaad. sailing 90.
day for Liverpool. viii taxi. mail closing
a. : 80 A. VI. for Europe except GernsnN.
Austria, hungary. LuNrmhurg. sweden.
Bulgaria, Turkey, the Setherlands. Sor-
way. and Denmark. also for Africa Wes,
Asia and Eas, Indies Specially addressed
matt VII also he taken Tor switzerland.
The Holland America liner Sisuw Am
sterdam. sailing to day for Rotterdam. " III
take mall. closing a. ..3a T. for Eu-
rope. ~yrept Germany. Austria. Hungary,
LuK.mburg. Bulgaria. Turkey, Norway.
sweden and Denmark. also for Africa.
W,-t Asia and Ea., Indies
The Sioula Americana liner San Giorgio
sailing 20 morrow FOR Nap"s. viii tab"
natl closing a, 1890 A. NJ. for Italy.
KumAu!a. Serlia and Gre~;s.
The s'eam~hip Nas!iefs 'Dns'sntinos.
sailing tomorrow for rir@us. ~iil jak"
mali closing at 1880 = " for iroe"e
when specially atd-.s-ed only
Tn. fahre liner Roma. sailing f-idsv
30 T. VI Via Providerc. ny rail
Tie American liner - paul. s1i'inr
s,;urds, Tor Liverpool. viii 'ske mai
o'o.iaF a; 40 A NJ for Europe '"xc"p'
ti"-many. Nr~'-'t Hungry, Lux m1urs
Bulgaria Tu-k.y. IN" Netherlands. nor.
Vav. Sveasu ami p"nW'rkt, Airi'c. Wet
AsIa and ~. East Indies
The French liner Espagnr. 50. inr ~
urdAy for Enrd"nuN. will take m'I'. C'osl Z
AZ noon. Tor Frame Rumani'. ; rNis
Sutherland. itsly. spain, Portugal. Egypt
Greece Rriti-h india. british East Afr.ra
Siam Malta. Gibraltar. tpN' n. STRAITS set
'i.meuts Dutch Eas' Indies. West Aus
trHiia and r-rsia
The sun., 1916-01-19

Ro,ens'ein. 900 Bwa!. "a. $4,000
nurke attys. Mcfarland. :. S
III AZ 80. y cor i:,h st, 80, 80 ?si;s; 1ls!;
co. ' stty' Iy Lr& T T Co. s K" sa~y $4,000
- oct 90. isos-ca,h X Hunter -
SSinslI 3; Ss..a" & i ''.' ',.i,1,'',,f nl,f 1850
DELANrEy 81. n ; 7ss. Alien s,. i.x
Delaney st: st'ys. Jerome RAND 81
cTAMpERs ST ii'.i7.. ~. ~. Wash:
Of .ss Greenwich >, . along sams 81
90 i75 Chambers st 81 to - cham
S.r- n q, 1wa 81 to beg July isos m
Tuxedo PARK. Y. suy.. Kiddcr. Ayr.s
Rigs.. - william st........ $4,000
'HirMRrs Az 49,: msi era: on ease s,n M;
70 sAmue' Schnapp; atty. Jos schultz,
rRsXS>sPER OF TAN Lien ,iss o., :.
~ Nassau Il. 70 Dep, of Finance. 81. 6"."s
MONROE ST : $50 5 Scamm.' ~.
- ixss ;. july = isss-- jno and cath "
Fish 20 Andrew q Jung ATTY, T . O."
ssTH IT. los L. =. i:s; .;h az lslx
io.s Mar :. isi2-Este'lr Hustls 70
M.>imi.isr H.rte! so " io'ih -
a''>s. k"-en;hai H.ermano" H"ci2
;TH Az -5s7 =. % n lSs;h :. -.i,X
Too Feb =. -rhi.ipp and NAN
G.o \ s,"'r nui.r isi a. AZ 500
SAME PROPERTY. Jan :. isip-ts, *
Runn.nkr 20 lam" ....,... ~
NTH ST. n :. g y rNay bosloo II De,
wr II Rose 500 W sis, at. ai;ys. Rose
PutzeL lsS Bway ....-.....'. 10 oo'
The sun., 1916-01-19
FURNITURE DEALERS LEASE.
Globe Wernicke Co. Takes Mig
store In 3sth street.

The Globe-Wernicke Company, now
at broadway and White street. has prac-
tically concluded negotiations for leasing
branch IN the now uptown business
colony adjacent to the Grand Central
depot The lease involves the store,
measuring 40x200. now occupied by the
Craftsman Company. IN the building at
East Thrty-eighth street. extending
through to TO East Thirty-ninth
street. owned by the Cram estate. The
lease Is for ten years from April
II is being arranged by Mannlng Il Trunk
Horace ;. Ely a co. and the Charles l..
Moves Company as brokers'
Bastine 4 Co, as agents. have leased
space AZ l5-l7 West Twenty-sixth street
to Benjamin Schifrin. furrier at "a East
Twelfth street the ninth floor to the
Washington Autocoat Company. which
completes the renting of the building
Ogden 4 Clarkson Corporation has
leased the ninth floor at li5 to Ii9 West
Thirt!eth street to the Goldstein Com
pany.
The Berlin Renting Agency has rented
the store at the southwest corner OF
Broadway and 1891 street to the Bar
nett pve'ng and Cleaning Establishment.
George \. Bowman has LEASED ths
upper nhrt OF the building at Ti9 sixth
avenue t. Dr Lewis for term os years,
and the first loft at ll9 West Forty
second street To the Frantz- Premier Dis
trTbuting Company OF Cleveland, Ohio,
for a term of years.
The sun., 1916-01-19
WATER ST. LOFT IN SALE.

WATER STREET The Crukshauk
Company has sold for Alexander Bing.
a. ex cutor Of the James Eitheiler
estatc. l12 Water street. four ard
half story loft building on lot lI.llX
99s. The New York - am Company.
which bought recently from Joseph +.
and Jacob +. Cuiiman the block front
or Bur.'ng slip from Water to Pearl
street !s said to he tho buyer.
EAST SEVENTEEN STREET - The
Empire City Mortgage and Holding
Company. Adolph Weiss and Samuel
Bark!u, has bought from the American
Real Estate Company 22i to $50 East
: ventieth street. four four story
hrowrstone dw'sliir 20, each or lot o5N
-" 3. 80 feet west of = Cond avenue
SECOND AVENUE William Cholst has
bought for investment from Leonard
Wen liSi Second avenue. "a -four
story tenement with stores on 10,
.5NlGo. between Seventy-fourth and
S.yoHty-rf;h streets. l.. II. Re, .ng
vas the broker.
NlNTN ANENCE--William II. Ar,Ni-
bald has sold for the Malone cStai"
o. Ninth avenue, = five story ,ene-
ncnt. on lot 26. 2xl00 between SIX
tr-uth AMI Seventeenth Speis. This
j. the first transfer OF the property in
about forty years. The house was
bu'lt by Patrick Malone and has never
let lie ownership OF his family.
The sun., 1916-01-19
HOSPITALS TO BENEFIT.
stock ExcbHngr Eroiic Plans Prom
ise surplus for Charity.

The cummit'c" having IN rharge the
stock Exchange mrmhrrs' dinner and
evening entertainment; AZ Castles ~ The
Air" has completed 't~ WORK III" dinner
will start al T. NJ The posrammc
10 follow Includes Fritz kr"'s,cr, the
vlolinis' wrestling "Nhihllou 10y N"
Masked Marvel and Ahrrg. two skating
cNhihiious by professionals moving
pictures Of French wal scenes and
musical selections
Attendance II expected 20 hr b"twccr
$50 and 200 TIL" subscription - So
and AZ the dinner Will cost 81 plate il
is expected that after paying the On
penses there Hll he surplus uf S. 600
or $500 to he distributed among hos.
pitnls.
The invitation cards d"~cl 10" the aCTar
as an "old Time Fruic" There vas
disappointment among ia" younger
members Of tn" cNrhauG" YESTERDAY
when they heard uf the programme and
received intimatlons that lights would
70 out positively at lIS0.
The sun., 1916-01-19

John Il Slattery Of Parts. France. has
leased to Paul \ Mc,iolrick the four
three story and basement dwellings at
So9 to Sl5 West Eighty-third street. Jus,
west Of West End avenue, FOR sixty
three Hears. at a rental that will aggre-
gate s@15.0o0. Mr.. McGo,rick Hill con-
vert the dwellings into bachelor apart
ments. The site eventually will lie I'M
proved with an apartment house. The
prorer'y measures SIS feet front by
l02 > feet deep Mrs. Lillian q johnson
negotiated the lease.
The sun., 1916-01-19
,RIMMI>s TRAN SFERS REALTY.

Ffteen properties in various parts of
Manhattan and The Bronx were trans
feired yesterday by John II. Crimmins T.
The IrmmnS Operating Company, a new
company with headquarters at S24 Mad
isor avenue. which is one of the proper.
ties conveyed The properties which pass
from the personal ownership OF NJ.
Cr.mmius 10 his company a;e on Fifty
seventh street near second avenue. south
west corner Of Mad son avenue and
F!tty-ninth street. Third avenue near
s.xty first street, Third avenue near Six
ty-ffth street. i23 and 425 East Sixty
third street, 225 East SiXty-seyenth
street northeast clrnc. First avenue and
Nir,;y.siXth street, e53 and ?j7 West
il3;h street. block between l+ith AMI
li5th streets. Lcnox and seventh ave-
uues northeast corner OF Brook avenue
and i5tth street. Lot lis in the Brune:
estate tract and plot ON Fordham avenue
south OF l1lst street
The sun., 1916-01-19
TRADE co. IN EQUITABLE.
Corporation by National city
Leases ssOO,OOO Quarters.

George T. Mortimer. president OF the
Equitable Office Building Corporation,
made his first large lease yesterday to
the American International Corporation
which was formed in November. 1915
by the National City Bank to develop
the foreign trade of the United states
with T.. A. Vanderlip. president of the
National City Bank Otto n. ,iahn of
Kahn, Loeb n Co. a. H. Wiggin, presi-
dent Of the Chase National Bank /: G. H.
Sabin. president Of the Guarantee Trust
Company Charles 4. Stone of stone X
Webster Of Boston and willard D.
Straight. until lately associated with
J. T.. Morgan & Co. among tho
projectors.
The lease Ia for ten years OF the
thirty seventh floor Of the Equitable
Building at an aggregate rental of over
100000
The purpose OF the American Inter-
national Corporation is to carry Ameri-
can capital into foreign fields and 10
open the markets OF the world to Ameri-
can mining and electrical, machinery.
harvesters. clothing and foodstuffs II
il also intended to educate American
investors to take foreign securities. The
greatest field for the new company is
looked for in Russia.
The sun., 1916-01-19
OPERATORS SELL IN BRONx.

Ia FONTAINE ANENrE-E. Osborne
Smith has resold for the Rcmlu Realty
Company, II L. Singh. to Mrs.
Sophia >eyfr,ed the southwest corner
of LatontaiHe avenue and 11sth
street, five story fiat an lot ojxl0o.
The selling company recently acquired
the property in exchange for the north
west corner of Morris avenue and
lt3d street
EAST INST STREET-The Podgur
Realty Company has sold tn. plot TX
lpo IN the south side Of Hist street
Il. feet west OF Third avenue. to the
Avenue St John and Fox Street Com
pauy which gave in part payment
lIl3 tnionport road, three story
br.cN front and rear tenement with
stores on plot 25xllJ.
ANfEESDN ANENCE-A Blumenthal
has sod for Catherine Wyrne to the
Anderson Building Corporation, Max
Nariit2 president. five lots at the
northwest corner Of Anderson avenue
and ls2d street, which will be i'm
proved with two five story apartment
houses.
The sun., 1916-01-19
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

5sTH ST :"s E--.iee " can, and ano ~
R3scs'Ya Cane a"2' 7'h az, a''y, T 4. &C,
THOMPSON ST, " cor Prince st 'sr7i
,-Es'...e Ierh"r.m 10 cnas Herbarim.
,asn sr' ,"a w.ss,no 70 same. ),
MCLBEKRN ST 81 Eliz j Hen. TO Erni.
grant Ind Say, Bank, u '.amber. 81,
liarH ~. a:s w--Ft.nsi. " Jon'ss Z"
rphrDGE III! Sr' i3aG 3 u Wm nt9y crolnn. 81 o ."
Jnii1s p EGeGe'' 20 ,, y, and % an"' Nya'k; ~
Bertha Hahnente.d and sno. .>rs. e55
Trinity av; atty. l. 7 %, IGn
AUDUBON AN. v " cor iTsth It los AZ 90
-''tiy lt"dl Estate 90 TO Emanuel Arm
,ts'"' ,Hn zoo 600 W's' End av' atty, IT. 80.
as.s; : Ksris| 70 M"Tt a.. T. KsIiey' N' j."
Htp%"N 81 ,p4 4na ii Mnrmar Iar' 'T hiTIl ii5lliiSmr ~
yorrn TO- Joseph Sno-NitE ami an". 1853
ArnrBoN Az vs. ~ " lI'rh rt a,>
,ir.1y aWyC5s, ~, IT," wae, I GO T." L%pir" +"
ArprBoN ~. u y ror l'a'M u, lon ;,i""
n24 West End az, ATTY, l. r 90. lido
la,sT sr '?! " .en.hrss, Really ~" 9"
Richard Kelly, 23a Bway y......... $1,000
Bvon..
TITLE nrAR TRUST 90 to Nor,h side
SANE % 20 Maimou,des Benevolent, w. s"' 80"
zERHAnINr EsrEIL.r to cna- ';"% zen
HUDSON TRUST 90 to Henry .Sp" BrSr
MiTcIiIIL McprnMoTr CONSTR % 7" 7"
ByRNE, JAS, and ano to Title Guar and
lurl ~ 'r.'', '.r.'. '.t.'.t., 49,. ~, COO
The sun., 1916-01-19
kE( ORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

IT. :ti-s ,.'--E"ht Yer
4 son o. a. 20 La coward, it$ A. :.
U.yonn. y J. : y-s. fr..n AIfa 10.
I,is. t''N. - r Read \ Geo. Z" Nsss !
:, .....t3 600
!slST IT = SO .5 . Audubon ~. ;uNl ''"N
loo ,o - , Audubon aN sle ~ ir-"s car .
south std, tuus.U 20 90 Brn' kh mus
sas " iisth et. 10 yrs from May !. ''ltt
.ttys. Honmau r. :; Nasseu
.. . siIboo 90 t.s $40
9TH Az. 80. store ana part b-ser1' MT
iYuiss Eckhardt 20 Louis bc'kmsn
80 " tIth =, yrs. from May !, 1917
ATTY 4 MckcnYie ..s Bwav. s. 500
CANNON st 10. store and basement --
R.rrurd \ Gutenberg ssent. 20 lsido-
l%rmar md ano. - sheriff s.. . rs from
May l. 1913 ATTY. India Wharf Brewing
90. 80 Hamilton dV. BklNn ....... u 700
SD ST. =. 100 West End ~, 50 -
100 aN--JohI X S'sttery to Paul e
Golrick, RiigeW ond. y J. II yrs, from
May :. 1917. address, .5i B"sy S.6oN
The sun., 1916-01-19
ESTATE FOR ALBERT FRENCH.

The Frank Hughee-Taylor Company
and |. j. Auerbach have sold for cash
FOR Ha'soy ". Larter. wholesale jeweller.
20 Albert French country estate at
Rasking Ridge, y. J. The property COM
prises twtnty-seven acres OF land. ad-
Joined on all sides by high class estates
and has a road frontage on two mac
adamized roads, The buildings consist
of main residence of seventeen rooms
and four bathrooms. besides the other
necessary outbuildings, including a ga
rage. tenants house stable barns and
ice house. The grounds are beautifully
laid out, with large lawns. stately trees
all kinds OF flowers and shrubberies.
large Colonial privet hedge. tennis court.
large orchard with variety Of fruits. The
property Was held az s5O.00O.
The sun., 1916-01-19
LIS PE<DENs.
N1unhatian

AVE Il cor I'D Il. IsS7i---Y-tih Green
sgt simon Lazerowt'z ct a. foreclosure
of moTtgdgel, atty, I"E,l.
LEXINGTON Az. n cor iletN st lohN
S-BeNa q B-rnh.imer - al aC'
Abraham spiro .t al foreclosure o.
mortgage; attys, stewart 4 Shear'r
5sp ST IA W--Nichaei ! Murray et Al
agt Frederick W,ll-rhrock 81 al fore
closure Of mortgage: atty. l-ecke
18TH ST, l0i W--CAtherIne Ernst agt
Mary A Mathew 80 al foreclosure OF
mortgage, atty, II Crecaaer,
Lot as. part OF map Of tnionport
Henry " Grote agt Elizabeth Fonda
81 al foreclosure ~ mortgage, ATTY,
LoTS and .. map of portion Of Wat.
son : Arnov Estate. am Ward Maria
Barnes sgt william C.hill ct al 'paF'
titlpE suit ATTY, J. q Mapss
VALENTINE Az, ?s3c --Cornclis Hoy' ag'
Edward a. Soltmann 81 al for-eIosure
of mortGsge,; atty, Hildr~h
PL, " >, .Ilo "a 81. ~ no
John BusSing nst Estate holdlns
Corporation ct Al foreclosure Of mort
gagsl; attys. sutt Phillips
The sun., 1916-01-19
ZIG :. I. WATERFRONT DEAL.

Edward and Harry Williams OF Man
ndt|dh purchased yesterday the Critten-
zen property on Front street, Stapieton,
H.''"n Island, for about 100000 Tn.
Williams Bros own all the adjoining
properly down to the water front ana
IRON 'rusp"'t street 10 Water street,
S'an!e'or The Cr'ttendcn property con-
"st7 Of eighteen building lots lying Just
'''' NJ ne railroad station Of the Staten
'~"'nd Rand Transit Railroad. II was
'''"r'"d Ma, the Williams Bros. win
~" lA"n f'"t pier ana warehouses.
,or'a and adjoining the property Is th.
?, .'.'''N per Of the city Of New York,
""'' was recently leased for IA number
' '''f" :" j. Marten a Co., steamship
The sun., 1916-01-19
JANUARY EXPORTS GROW.
Business for SECOND Week Exceeds
Iirst by 1000. 600.

WNsulNCToN, Jan - Imports
amounted to S27.42s 30G and exports Il"
SSt.lGl3i1 "t thirteen principal cust"ms
import and 20 per c"ut. NJ the export
huSiur~- Of the country Tor tho week
cudod January Is This record com-
pares with imports Of s3s,6i2 o52 ard
exports "f $9l,723,653 for the week ended
January S
Imports at New York amounted 20
.l,652 "6> ard exports 10 s5siiS."os
as against imports Of $2i.ijs,3 36s and
exports Of S5,,3Il,i45 for the week
cudcd January :
cotton exported during the week
ended January - amounted to 70 1g9
bales rs against llo530 bales for the
week ended January :
The sun., 1916-01-19
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Oncrings Yesterday In Wan.
haitian and Bronx SrIesroom.
lat II vEsEY STREET.

nv roso,,h 10 a.,
,o,,, -, -, ~ ',"''
W. ~ w: :, M Central Park W.
sNluy ~ sly nat John Bnpp aR'
ihoS b,hhe 81 az due, $50 i2i7s taNrs.
lI.Tu AZ ia Wv Pin'".'H We ooo
l00ll. sly AUTHORIZATIONS, IrGns,ri :
SuNs Bank agi l. 4 Weber ., A." 5,,r
Ssg0a.Os; taxes &C. S"lOs-. r. ~.
plaintin ........-..s "a onn
py ,I.,.,. ma,
., "'' ""'F'
i'' ~ -, ~ w :, :Aa 7th av ls .
Nv s,F d"!s-Agnss Iiin"s agt Ant
opp'hhelih ana ano "Nr'' due. $ $40 ~
a. nI,r,r a. tn,ar, W "''"' "'''ensteln, q,
I2sTH sT. I'D e . 8 100 y "a a,
aalI 2 sty dwls-Fidelity Trust r.. 40,
l. l. Miller; due, yisl5 oi tases -
Is2O73, 20 the piaintir 81 SO0
Ry NJ Morgenthau. Jr. Co
lOTH ST $50 W s. so o IO,h nv - 81
- :. frame shop-I;eo knroie ag, n A
Wugert 81 al; due So OTO 81. or m =
1000; to the plaintiff 81. Coe
The sun., 1916-01-19
Ma, rncnt- Of >aNal Vessels.

WAshiNGTpN. Jaa. g Tank s".r
A'a.lY~, ha''i'-hlp~ AfRahs's' ID It"A''
! ,ri,.. Kansas. N.'llEau, Nchrtska. No"
I.r.ov. N,W York Eh"ts Island. Sott'
,'n-o.Iua. To>as. Virgin. N'"uire ah"
I'uh. u.struNrrs Ay."!u R"nh7n. 'HsH'n
Curm.us. Cu-aiug. Eri,r,nu. FaLu'Ig
I,r.ts Jruk'u- Mrl'ruEp.. M'fFi ID"
N',hp.spr p'Bf.ru. Pork"r Patterson
Val>Wor'N. Warrington, NiDs,'" 'iH1s"i
l{.rmlughAu. roIt'tr- fI.Fpa, tpI.tr
Vrs',f ant orion and 'uE ontario hh'r tr
rived 4, Cu.onra collier CS, ops - Sow
po-' N"rs. hat''"ship lo.is',ne at 'unu-
iIntno
The ro.icr Iason ha~ saIlcd from !1u'
ner''s piut fur Bostou, D"'E"r hIrH.H.
from Gu.ntanaN'o f'- 'iraui cay iHHn
The sun., 1916-01-19

ALBANY. Jan. IL The following really
corporations were chartered here ID, ,,lav.
Hariscrahhle Realty Corporation Man.
haitian CAPITA, E5.ooo, directors, Alice u
sterling, W sterling and II " McDow.u
New York.
Hiltonian ResItr Company. Manhattan,
capital 81. 900, directors W j C;rondv
Moses " walker and John u, Nail. New
York city.
~ East Thirty mrs, street Hotel Man
Elliott Tolson, William J Knott and
David II, Knott, New York city
Beach View Land Company, Manhattan;
capital. $4,000, directors Louis Bache
New York city. Max Barhe. Great kills
y. V. and Fannie n Kuttncr, Brooklyn
y '.
Lincoln Home Realty Company, Astoria
capital $1,000; directors. Thomas A
Brova, Alfred J. DuEan ana Bsrnsrd Il
Ratten. Long Island City ~ 2.
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Attractive t,.rgairs or.rei Is RhNKlN,f
DEPaHTMENI, STATE pf NEW YORK
10 u!Gers. investors ana prospective home.
seekers y larg" cJtpher OF vacant .u's A.
Graniwooi. Morsemer" leouia. kilg"h-' &
and Tehnrck New Jersey. 81 uIo-hsf ~
former owners prices A.so .arrs nIrnbs-
o. TWO o-'Hm!.v houses a. EuRewa'et Hudson
Heighis t.irsid, and it .isaIcs PARK. N-p
Jersey. nt about one hail o! former p-iras
Al OF the above prOfieft!es are rith!r i1ve
cert fare zon. ~ vlfhif tn!-'y minutes p,
Manhattan These properties must ts so.'
quick to clos" the bIs'E,ss u ''Nn corpora
tons now being Inundated by the ParFln z
Department So" "a So "rueuis 70 con
Tractors s'i go. !-'S who ST H.' rls" =
OsrI'. ~Ipt = Bouts. nee - R'-k'"c
Deoa-'--"r' - H-atlN0V Nav Nrs ri'v
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DANCING ~ JUDGES HOUSE,

The Lotion H. Slawson COMPANY has
leased for Judge t. Henry Dugro the
four story house at II West FiSty-eirh,r
stree, to Miss Bobby Burns for a long
term "f years Mss Burns. after in
terror alterations and improvements have
ben made. will use the house as a
studio for dancing
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DEAL NEAR GRAND CENTR Al.

Sgctr A Go and H. Reinheimer have
sold for the Maze r atty Company tho
three i've story ten, mcats on plot 75xl00
at 100. 8. dnd ia East Forty-ntith
street between Lexington and Third ave-
nu,s. 20 Victor GuinzDurg. president Of
IN. l. II Klsiuert Rubber Company, who
giveS il exchange the six story building
a. "a Wooster street, free and clear.
Tn. Forty NTH street property adtoins
q nine story fireproof apartment built
by Mr. Maze ana sold to Mitch II Bern
stein. and is opposite the new operation
started by Goldberg q Kramer.
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s2''"oo PAssAIC HOTEL DEAL.

'"SshI'. j., Jan. ls,-Aug,nt Naab
'',s h"s So.d ,.e liyreia Hotel at Main ave.
t'' t ana ti"ury street. opposite the Erie
,.''ioad station, to QUO kessler, n
20 " ','F ""n'r I, IL said that the price
a. y" "a' $4,000 The hotel is three
-, "r'"'' brick building and stands
o. h'tsod ground owned by tho u, y
HImuons estate