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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-07-06
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100000 years ago, when life was ir
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day the danger, as shown by A. W.
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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-07-06
Proper Treatment for Dysentery and
Diarrlhoea

The great mortality from dysentery
and diarrhoe is due to lack of proper
treatment at the first stages of the
disease. Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy is reliable
and effectual medicine, and when
given in reasonable time will prevent
any dangerous consequences. 1t has
been in use for many years and has
always met with unvarying success.
For sale by w. w. Albers.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-07-06
A SAVINGS ACCOUNT.

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today and the surest, is TO open a
savings account at the National
German American bank, on which
you win receive three per cent interest.
This amount of interest, when the
absolute safety of your investment is
considered, means goodly invest
meut.
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About two hundred people attended
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
CHARLES ST. LEASE.
SeUeraL Other Business Sites
Reported Rented.

Van Nliet a. Place slaVe leased for a term
or over four years the northeast corner Of
Hudson and Charles streets: also the build
ing No. $50 Hudson street, for ID. Rosen-
baum. The three story dwelling No. 30
West 10th street. 10 4 client and part Of
the loft building ar the northeast corner
of Greenwich and 10Th streets, to John
Downing.
Pease & Gilman have rented IN conyunc-
ton with Jasper Lynch the J. Brown Rog-
ers place al Lakewood, X. j., 10 Henry
Bogert Clark for the winter season.
Senior e. Stout have leased the two story
garage. No. I55 West 5sth street. 10 Blanche
Lloyd for a term of years.
Louis Kempner has leased for the United
Merchants and Importing Company two
thirds Of the store al the northwest cor
ner Of Broadway and seth street, for term
OF yesrs
The Duross Company has leased the third
loft al No. So Washington street 20 the
Suffolk Engraving and EloCtroty ping Com
pany for q term of years.
George c. Dickell is the buyer of the tract
of l24 acres. near Plainheld. y. j.. reported
SOLD recently.
Denzer Brothers were the brokers in the
sale for the Prudential Realty Company 81
the three story building No 20 West 18th
street
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
WOODMERE SALES.
Investors Pay s490. 900 for 4S5
Lots There.

The syndicate headed by Macmillan
Morgenthau. of the Hudson Realty Com
pany. has resold In the last few days 435
lots at Woodmere. Long Island. at a Ie-
ported price Of more than $4,000.
The buyers are Edward Maher and
Harry Curtis. p lots on Milton Place
Wood Lane. Park street and Railroad ave
nue.: Edwin J. Johnson. LIS lots on Pond
lane. Wood Lane and Willow Road: NJ
Katz. 2 lots on Woodmere Boulevard, Cen
trail avenue and Wyckoff Place: John
O'Kane S lots on Burton avenue and
Crawford Road: +. A. Cotter. Is lots at
wOOdmere Boulevard and Central ave
nue. and NJ. Heinemen. 81 lots on Wood
mere Boulevard, Pond Lane and Willow
Road.
L'Ecluse Wsshburn & Co. as brokers.
have sold 10 lots on Broadway, Willow
Road, Wood Lane. Keen Lane and Central
avenue 10 W. G. Buxton. w. p. Diefen-
dorf J. p. Rogers. E. y. Strong. f. W.
Sparks, w. J. Taylor and J. r.. Keiser
An important factor in the rapid SELL
ing Of the property Is said TO be the plan
of the new owners TO widen and deepen
the channels from Woodmere Bay TO the
ocean, thereby making the Woodmere and
Meadow Brook landings accessible for large
pleasure craft.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
LIS PENDENS.
NOVEMBER 10


AVE A. s. 1lS.6 II of 18th ST. 10 6x95 s:
Josephine Kumpf. extx. agt Moses Selig
ct al foreclosure OF mtg): attorney. j II
Mahan.
BROADWAY. cor 10th ST. III 4xIIO =;
Max Salmon agt Mcdowell Construction Co
(action to foreclose mechanics lien): attor-
ney. y Levin.
CHERRY ST. 3d2; Lawyers Mtg Co agt Tniie
HeiCklin et al foreclosure OF mtg); attor-
ney, Cary
PROSPECT AVE. W s. 125 IT n OF 16Tth St
223IXlOS2x * irreg; steiman Realty Co agt
Pincus IOwenfeld ct al (speciic perform
anee). attorney, Hopping.
1ST AVE 0jI: Emma b Miller agt Jacob
Hoffman Brewing co ct al faction 20 fore
close mechanics nen); attorney 1 Herbst
TTH AVE. $. - II n Of SD st. 10 2x61 II
irreg. Franklin Savings Bank In the City OF
agt Louis VoeIker et al (foreclosure OF
mtg); attorney. W NJ Powell
BOTH ST. 80 20 81 East: Amsterdam Building
Co agt the Thirty-Five East Thirtieth Street
W Bernard.
SSD ST. 6O6 East Chas c Busch Ct al agt Fred
erick Lesser ct al (amended foreclosure OF
mtsJ. attorney. Smith.
BOTH ST. 200 East: city Real Estate C,o agt
Helen Mccartney et al foreclosure OF mts5:
attorney. Allen sabine.
9TH ST. 1O6 East: John j Mahonsy act Racbar
Weissman ct al foreclosure Of mtg. attorney
9TH ST. lis East: same agt John Dcnohua a,
al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney, u II Mahonv
9TH ST. 1893 East: same agt Michael I,,r,
witz ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney. 10 y
Mahoney.
1I3TH SIT. $50 and 34l East: Louis q rte,.,,.
guardian. agt Abraham Norwalk 81 al 1fnrs
closure OF mtg; attorneys. DE Forest 3rothTrs
18TH ST. 627 and 62o East: Arthur G Muhlkcr
deeds. attorneys, a III Bloch.
23iTH ST. $. 435 Il W OF Katonah ave so,too.
Geo II Leopold et al agt Bernard Schultz "a
b Kelly. ''"eJ'
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20

Speculative purchases IN the upper West
Side and involving more than S.lOoeo were
features OF the realty market yesterday.
Robert r DOwling added TO his Man
haitian realty holdings by the purchase or
a plot OF thirteen lots on the north side OF
s6th street extending from Broadway 10
West End avenue, from Moritz Walter for
$4,000 The parcel measures le0u feet IN
Broadway and West END avenue and S@5
feet IN ssth street This Is Mr.. Dowling's s
second big purchase In the last two weeks
lie recently bought for I.25o,eo from the
trustees ~ the Thomas W. Evans Museum
and Institute. OF Philadelphia, the entire
block bounded by S9th and 90th streets,
Broadway and Nes; End avenue. through
Horace :. Ely A. co. and Lewis =. Preston
That block fronts 2gl.5 feet In both Broad
way and West End avenue and - feet IN
each street. II contains twenty-siN lots.
A change OF ownership 70 a plot OF ten
lots IN the Hunts Point section OF The
Bronx was effected yesterday. The plot
forms the block front on the north side OF
lssd street, from Kelly street 10 lnierNa4e
avenue II was sold by the Broadway ana
Cathedral Parkway Company 10 a synol-
cate headed by Walter isaacs. IL VIII be
immediately improved with two elevator
apartment houses.
The site is only one short block from the
Intervale avenue subway station, now be-
ing built
A report was printed yesterday that the
vacant block bounded by Broadway ana
Riverside Drive. 18Th and lS0th streets, had
been sold by tie Field estate 90 d syndicate
Of operators.
The Field block measures 1870 feet III
Broadway. 2054 feet sn Riverside Drive
SsS > feet in ls9th street and $50 feet IN lSoth
street, with area Of between twenty
eight and tWenty-nine city lots. IL Is th9
largest plot held in one ownership along
the line OF the subway from 18th to lSHh
street.
Ia regard 20 the report, CrIikshank a
Co said: ''OVertures 10 purchase the prop
erty have been made, but no sale has been
effected
Plans have been filed for a four and six
story dwelling house, to be built on 10th
street. q hundred ana nifty feet west Of
Madison avenue, for William TrusloW
Hyde OF Greenwich, Conn, from designs
by c. p. II. Gilbert II is 10 be OF deco
rated limestone, in the style Of the French
Renaissance Of the Louis XVI period, with
balconies. large ornamental mullion win
dows and a mansard. The main floor will
have dining room and conservatory
opening Of the square entrance hall, and
the floor above viii contain the library.
music room and drawing room, with
breakfast room I'm the rear. There VIII be
q playground on the roof. reached through
a plsyroonl and inhrmary. The building is
10 cost Si03.e1
Plans have also been filed for remodel
ling the two eight story apartment houses
al No Ia 10 $50 East slst street and pro-
Niding additional baths, the improvements
being made fIom designs by 4. Balchun
for Milton r. OppenheiIaer, and for partly
remodelling the banquet room 81 the Cafe
Boulevard. al no. l56 Second avenue, from
designs by Emery Roth.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20

AMSTERDAM AVE. oe4. " cor seth q; lmo
couron 20 Michael Mccourt: yrs from
Sept l. 1909: $1,000.
Address 59S Amsterdam ave.
AMSTERDAM AVE. W cor 1rsth o.; Emme q
line c Idekerson 70 Eugene oSuiiivan' ~
yrs from May 1. 1900; $500
Address. 1890 Amsterdam ave
BROADWAY. sTss. 5. 2i1r4e; Gross 4
Herbener 20 Max Kahlert; yrs from Oct
ADDRESS. S sSss Broadway.
BROADWAY. ee6s; Barney estst. 20 Jas
Murphy; yrs from Oct i. 1909: sis.ooo>
BROOK AVE, 1893. n cor leoth St; Ausust
N,kele leoa. TO = JnS Soo Kilpoiie 10 yrs from
Address. 1898 Brook ave.
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. n s near Sub sta.
tlon No of InterboTough Rapid Transit
co. eOK2e; Manhattan Railway Co and ano
% Lounct Lessehold Co; II yrs from sept
Address Isc Remsen st. Brooklyn.
SOUTH ST. III; Jacob ] waiiensisin TO Nieh-
olas csntasano; yrs from May l. 1910:
Address. 1s5 South St
SULLIVAN ST. 2oS: Domenleo volpe TO Ed
Address. COS sullivan st
Mohrmann: AZ yrs from Jan l. 1909; $500.
Address. Ts2 Union ave.
WHITE PLAINS ROAD 4i3T: Nunzia Vslen-
Lino 10 Caroline Boseheinen; yrs from
Address. 41S7 White Plains Road.
% AVE. SIS: Morris Rose and sno 20 Jno g
81 200
Address. SIS Cd ava.
SD AVE. 1889 and 1861: Jno n Beekmsn ct al
a. American Exchange Cigar Co: 8 s-l2 yrs
from Oct /. 1909; $500.
Address. 1859 81 ave.
Sd AVE. 1850: Geo Haering 20 Chas GIum: 2
yrs from Nov 10. 1909; 1882
Address. 1850 Sd ave.
9TH AVE. 6Ts s: Mary Quinlan 20 Thos
Hughes; 10 yrs from Sept /. 1909: $1,000
Address. 67s Sd
Path ST. 300 II E 10th ave. I4sxs0;
MarC't c MacNutt 10 Annie y Smith; 81
yrs from Nav I. zoos: $3.50.
Address. s42 West Path st.
lo2D ST 10f East; Hyman Levin TO Aiics L
Mccarthy: : yrs from Jan l. 1909: 5000.
Address. 1O1 East 1929 ST
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction offerings held yesterday at
tie Real Estate Exchange salesrooms, Nos.
"a and IL Vesey street. resulted as follows:
BY Joseph + Day
BROADWAY. 10 20 2s3. T. 5Oli II N of
Chambers ~. 50KSs 10. sJy bldg; foreclosure
sale. all right, title and interest Of Anne n
Weir and Carrie II Weir. as admrs with the
will anne&ed. 81 the goods ctattels and credits
Of Susan Wen. decd dgt Lawson Carer
Rich r; al. Mackenzie q Bun. attys; " \
'O'Aiel. ref. due On judgt. 50 74s 43 ana int ;
Withdrawn
BROADWAY. 20 10 2s3. ~ o. 6OlI Il N Of
Chambers 81. GOz-sa. lC. q Ety blcg, foreclosure
sac. ali right title, Alice Maud Dexter as
Fdn OF the infants Priscilla Dexter and VVil-
lam Vail Dexter. agt Mary Townsend Rich
81 al: Mackenzie Bun. attys; { ] Lang
bein. ref; due on judgt $500 90 aud int:
vffhdraWn.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and address.
NOVEMBER 10.


NOVEMBER 10.
MANHATTAN.
10TH ST. = 143 II of Madison ave. for a
and D sty brk dwlg. 3OxT05; c II Gil
bert, 1923 Broadway. architect cost SlO3,OOO.
owner. William l. HYDE, Greenwich, Conn.,
THE BRONX.
BAY ST, 5 S. 200 II " of William ave. for a 2
sty frame dwlg. 20x3O: George S Miller. City
Island. architect: cost. $1,000
Owner. Mrs. @ B .Stelz. City Island
BAY ST. s. 225 II Of William ave: for a {:
sty frame dwlg. s'x30; George Miller. City
Island. architect: cost. $1,000.
Owner, Mrs. Annie Begoin. CITY Island.
CRESTON ave, W s. % II n Of 1s3d st; for four
3 sty brk dwlgs. 1S9X37 each ] Vreeland.
2019 Jerome ave. architect: total cost $50. 600.
owner. Warren Construction Co. 3OS6
Webster ave.
MORRIS AVE. s. 81 II n OF 1s3d ST. for four
3 sty brk dwlgs; Nreeland. 2U19 Jerome
ave. architect. total cost. S2O.O0O.
owner, Warren Construction Co. SO36
Webster ave.
STERLINGTON AVE. s $. 100 II e of sand 81;
for pa sty frame dwlg 23x45: Henry NOrd-
helm. fremont ave and Bronx ST, architect.
cost. 81. .OOO
Owner Philip kaufman. Odell 81.
WEBSTER AVE. cor 1s0th st: for sty
brk tennt, 2Sx72: Franz WOlfeang. 535 East
nth 81. architect cost, SIS. GOO
owner. Charles Bjorkegren Unc). 214S Mapes
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
REALTY NOTES.

Ferruccio Vitale. a landscape architect.
is the buyer Of the dwelling house No. IS
Grove street. facing Washington Square.
sold recently by Robert Hunter through the
Duross Company.
Daniel Ritchey was the broker in the sale
OF the Hermitage, on Seventh avenue. near
z2d street. fifteen story hotel. 5Oxl00 feet.
10 the Hermitage Hotel Company. of which
Thomas NJ. Carol is president.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
NOW OWN ssToR PLOT.

Contracts prepared by John :. Mont
gomery for the sale OF the plot al the
northeast corner Of Broadway and 9sth
street were signed yesterday, Charles A
Peabody representing William Waldorf
Astor The property has frontages Of l0ll
feet in Broadway and 1855 feet in SSth
street. and was sold for more than S3go0ye
T. J. McLaughlins Sons. the new own
ers. viii erect a twelve story apartment
house on the site. l. J. Phillips q Co.
negotiated ths sale.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
SALES OF moNTcLAla HOUSES.

The brick and stucco houses Of ". G.
Triest Ia South Mountain avenue. Mont
clair =. J., have been sold Ly f. n. Craw-
ley & Bros 70 i. l.. Munly. OF New York.
The price psie is said u DC about .s3 0O0.
l. A. Corr, metropolitan manager OF the
Mutual Beneht Life Insurance Company
OF Newark, has purchased from the Craw-
ley figm q plot Of - feet. fronting on
Lloyd Road. IA the heart ~ the mountain
colony. overlooking New York city. The
plot win be improved by the erection OF a
modern dwelling house.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
q BIG 4Jb PER CENT LOAN.

David Stewart has obtained for the Bend
helm Construction Company from one Of
the large lending institutions loan OF
sss5 90 on the two six story apartment
houses occupying the entire block bounded
by Broadway. WadsWorth avenue. lslst
and ls2d streets. l70xl5lxl7l.7 .7xlsls feet. The
loan is FOR term of years and bears IN
terest al the rate OF AZ per cent.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
PATRICK coNsULTs LAWYER.

Albert T. Patrick. who is serving a life
sentence in Sing Sing for the murder OF
William Marsh Rice, had talk with his
wife and his counsel. William L. McDOn-
aid. in this city yesterday Patrick viii
appear in Brooklyn on November %. on a
writ Of habeas corpus granted by Justice
Hirschberg. This will mark his twenty
fourth attempt TO get his freedom.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
TITLE COMPANY LENDS $500 900

Henry T. Bulman, president OF the Henry
T. Bulman Company, has secured for lis
COMPANY building loans sggregating $50 0O0
from the Title Insurance Company Of New
York. Half of Uhis money n 10 be used by
AZ lsulman 10 improve the southwest cor
osr e. lGsa s1.sst sad broadway with = six
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
ALTERATION PLANS.
THE BRONX.

CHATTERTON AVE. .. 10 II of Castle
Hill ave: = sty frame dwlg. iSx26: otto @
Krauss. 23iS NewbOld ave. architect: cost
81 900.
owner. Martin Dannenfelser. eth ave and
Ave &.
152D ST. 8. 1856 q OF Sd ave; three sty
frame tennis, l6SX5O: Louis Falk, 2756 81
ave, architect; total cost, 50 O1O
Owner. Carl IIulster. $50 East 1921 st.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
ANOTHER STAMFORD SALE.

Joseph p. Day has sold for the Ritch
estate sixty-six acres on Newfe!d Road.
Sta mfond, Conn. The owner viii build a
large dwelling house on the tract. This is
the second tract belonging 10 the Ritch
estate sold recently BY Mr.. Day.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
DEAL ON PARK SLOPE.

Burrin Brothers. Of No. ise Seventh ave-
Eue. have sold the three story new Ameri-
can basement brick and stone house No.
COS 5th street. between Seventh and Eighth
avenues. Brooklyn. for Walter r. Bristor
20 ]. S Gordon for occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
BUY CHURCH STREET SITE.

Mandelbaum q Levine are the buyers
OF the i've story building, on plot 50X5O
feet, al the northwest Co ner OF Church
and White streets. the sale Of which was
reported yesterday. The parcel was owned
by the Seymour family for more than half
Al centurg.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER 70.


HOE AVE 8 I2a II Of 17sth st. 75x1OO.
Carter Black & Ayers sgt John Marx Con-
struction Co. owner and contractor; SlSo.
HUDSON ST. 4O1 and 4O3 Max Rothbart agt
Trinity Church COrp. owner; N Ryan. Inc
contractor: S14i
INTERVALE AVE. " s. 10 II s OF Home ST,
75x72s; agt Vega improvement co,
owner and contractor. $500.
RYER AVE s. I25 II OF 1s0th st. T5XfO3;
David Bradspis et al agt Julius Brady.
Rebecca F Levin Joe L0wenfeld, Samuel
Merksamer, owners; Freytag & Diamond, con-
tractor: S625 u.
WASHINGTON AVE. 12s1: Carter. Black &
Ayers agt John Marx Construction Co, owner
and contractor. 1853 60
I'D AVE. Pal: Jacob Pfron aRt Philip JOsseson
and Otto Meier, owners; Jacob POrtman, sub
contractor; Joseph Epstein. contractor; S237
10TH ST. 231 East; Max Kanner agt Jane
ThOrburn, owner; Thorburn Smith. Inc con-
tractor; S295.
10th ST. 1I5 TO 119 East: Roof Maintenance
Co agt Meyer Sacks. owner; Lexington Sheet
Metal Works contractors; 1925.
10th ST 26Z 70 273 West; Mason Mfg co agt
Bsch-Hoof Realty Construction co. owner;
Knickerbocker Plumbing Contractors Co, con-
tractor; S534 g.
2S4TH ST. n s. 435 # of Katonah ave. 5Gx
leo: FoTdham Parquet Floor Co agt Bernard
Schultz. owner and contractor; SlSI.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of Ioaners Attorney
NOVEMBER 10.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 100; yrs. ; per cent:
$4,000.
Atto-rey VIM orr. 81 Chambers 81
ARLIEGTON AVE, W g. 220 II a Of 227th NJ
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
BUYS A S5OO,OOO PLOT
II. Z. DOWLING NOW OWNS ANOTHER VEST
SIDE BLOCK FRONT.
Syndicate Headed by alter Isaacs in Hunts Point Dea-A
Block on the Heights Reported Sold

story elevator building. This property has
a frontage OF i57 feet IN broadway. The
balance Of the money is 20 be used 20 i'm
prove the entire front on the east sise OF
ST. Nicholas avenue. between isoth and
l9lst streets.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
BUILDING LOAN coNTRAcrs
NOVEMBER 10

sNNIN
BELMONT AVE. cor iS0th a. ao.,oo
a. Construction co; $50. COO '''S
W t.BsIEh AVE N cor. l94th a. iG0x7a a.,
iooxo2I' ,Mm $. Patten loans Freieriel n,
MOlleTt. S54. 900 'SA Nd
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lenders Attorney
NOVEMBER n.
AMSTERDAM AVE. T92. Is4xs02: Feb as
1907 Moritz Arnatein 20 FsTd q kneer. IS 600
Attorney. Ed Miehiing. 25s Broadway
AMSTERDAM AVE. 702. s.ixsl.7; Nov O. 1906
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
RECORDED LEASES.

twith name and address OF lessee
NOVEMBER 10
AMSTERDAM AVE. SOi. q - Louise Deb
Campbell 20 Dederick Aons.es. ) yrs from
May j. 1910; 800
ADDRESS. sol Amsterdam ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

NOVEMBER 10.
CANAL ST. 213 70 2l9: Thomas Hanley agt
Newman COwen ct al Sept II. 1903 (canceled):
$15I 80
44TH ST. "a and sc West: Hull Grippen Co
agt Phi Gamma Delta Club ct al: June r.
1909; S775 AZ.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
CHILL TO SETTLE
Negotiations for Arbitration OF
AlsOp Claim.
IErnm The Tribune Bureau.I


washington, Nov 19-while the officials
Of the state Department have not been
officially Informed that Chill Is Wiling 20
submit the Alsop claim TO court OF e'oi-
tration. as announced In dispatches from
Santiago. they are inclined TO give Gre
dence to the reports and feel that TINS
concession on the part OF the Chilian gov
ernment will preclude any possibility or
further strain In the relations between the
two countries.
This government asked Chill either TO
pay the claim. which Is already or thirty
Ave years duration, or submit the case 10
arbitration. Within the last week the
Gillian Foreign Office agreed 70 pay tne
claim. but without warning. suddenly
changed its mind and refused When this
information reached the State Department
1t was thought useless to- continue negotia-
tiOns with a government that repudiated
its contracts and broke its agreements
THIS was as far as the matter had gone.
but IL is known that unless Chilli acts In
good faith Secretary Knox Is determined
to break off diplomatic relations and 70
seek other 'orneans of collecting a claim
which even the Chilian government has
pronounced just.
Santiago de Chill. Nov. 1s.-The Gillian
government to-day opened negotiations
with Washington with view to submit
ting the AlsOp claim to a specially con-
stituted court of arbitration at The Hague
Great anxiety was caused by the nOtih-
cation through Minister Cruz. at Wash
ington, that the United States would close
its legation here within a few days unless
the government consented to pay the claim
or refer II 10 arbitration.
The members Of the American colony
here protest that the manner In which
the United States is proceeding is arbi-
trary and detrimental to American in
terests in Chill. They have communicated
with prominent attorney in Washington
and asked him TO use his influence in ac-
cOrdance with these views.
The notification to Chilli. which Is re-
garded here as an ultirnatum, has been
used by the sensational press as cause
for public agitation. and merchants are
alarmed lest the feeling aroused affect
American imports adversely.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
San Francisco. Nov. 19.-The official clos
Ing quotations for mining stocks to-day
were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20

fhINLiNt. color ana commercial EAGLE
tRtsS. 2o2 West Saith 81. IlOi-MuFray Hili
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
BoRoUGH OF THE BRONX.

WILLIS AVE. CORNER NEAR 10TH ST
Double nat. stores. 25Ni07; price. S5t000.
81 GOO net on 81. 600 cash investment balance.
Z per cent mortgage. CLLMAS. S22l White
4 iafns
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
INSTRUCTION.

For Both Sexes-City.
THE kfkLlfL SCHOOL OF IANGUaars
MADISON SQUARE GI2s BROADWAY
Harlem Branch; 3+3 Lenox ave abov. Is-ts =.
Brooklyn " 2IS Livingston Str,At -
$50 BRANCHES IN ALL CITIES
Pupils hear and speak the new Ianguax. -
elusiveiy from the hrst lesson Trial lesson.