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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-14
UPPER VALLEY FARMERS ENTERTAIN
FL PA5OAAS At BIG BARBECUE
BarstOw Man Speaks to the Anthony Alfalfa Growers
On Raising Alfalfa Seed-EI PasOans Urge Coop
Grafton Between Upper Valley People and
Ell Pasoans-C Creamery Assured,

, hind Mr. Miller written on the black
board this association bulletin;
Season 1Sll-l2, 1861 car loads
shipped. To date, 1928, 1,157 car
loads shipped.
The speaker said he felt at home
and loved an alfalfa audience. His
talk full Of wit and humOr, held his
listeners during q discourse declared
TO be a classic on Alfalfa, seed, root and
stem. from the planted seed in the
ground to the gathered seed in the
stack and he would in all probability
have continued through threshing on
to the marketing Of same had not
some of his hearers. over enthusiastic,
taken advantage of a pre-arranged
privilege and commenced to fire
volley of questions that broke the
thread Of the narrative.
New Fertilizer.
Mr. Miller's narrative included his
accidental discovery Of a commercial
fertilizer that forced to seed the Gala
lily plant that is usually reproduced
by root propagation. Applying the
same in like manner he has been able
to push the alfalfa seed industry q
Barton from nothing few years ago
to over half a million pounds during
the past year and still. he is unable
to supply the market at prices of Is
cents per pound and Up.
Other factors Of irrigation and cul-
tivatiOn enter into the successful seed
raising business and the speaker Gd-
vised caution, the novice to begin on
not more than 20 acres, mentioning
a total loss of $50 acres of seed nne
year.
OFFICERS Elected.
Regular business of the association
followed by the election of board Il
directors for the ensuing year as fol-
lows: San Miguel and La Mesa, r. !.
Rigney; Chamberino. O. B. Wood;
Berino. J. c. McNary; Anthony. c. F.
Miller. J. s. Brooks: La Union and
CanutillO, E. Burk. p. H Bailey.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-14
Ell PASOANS ATTEND
FARMERS MEETING

Several members Of the FL Pas0
chamber of commerce participated in
the meeting of the South New Mexico
Farmers association at Anthony, on
Saturday. making the "trip up the val
ley in automobiles.
Among the FL PasOans who made the
trip We're; l. a. Shedd, Claiborne Adj
Potter, n NJ. Andreas. R A WhitlOck,
Robt Silberberg. J. F Coles. r. T.
March, R R Seeds, Tony A. Ferlet,
Royal Jacllman and Z. X Talbot.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-14

Cruces Sunday afternoon to take her
daughter. Geraldine. TO school Ac-
companying them on the trip We're.
Miss Edna Robinson. Spencer Darby
shire. Clarence Rand and T. J. Cassidy
They made the trip in two hours each
way.
J. A Murdoch took a spin up to Las
ing him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-14
.sterdar afternoon and Iast night.

Yesterday afternoon and last night A
large crowd called during that time.
d. E Merrill, Fit. Stockton, and w. S.
Cunningham spent a day in FL PasO.
All are members of Los SOlterOs club.
Several friends enjoyed Mrs. c. Cling
eT's Hospitality at a dinner yesterday
Miss A. B. Medlar has returned from
Chicago and has resumed her duties as
head of the music department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-14
HUMPHREYS HAS
LEASED THE LODGE

ClOudcrOft lodge VIII open on june 1
with G.. s. Humphreys. president Of the
PasO del Norte Hotel company, in charge.
Mr.. Humphreys has disposed of the
Eaton hotel at Wichita, Kan, to his son,
Horace G.. Humphreys, and VIII bring
the entire crew from Kansas to Cloud
croft to take charge of the lodge during
the summer. season.
R. ". Fort. of Wichita, viii be the
lodge manager for Mr.. Humphreys. who
will divide his time between the noun
tain resort and the PasO del NOrte- Mrs
Humphreys viii spend the summer ut
the lodge. Mr.. Humphreys returned
SATURDAY. evening from Wichita.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-14
CITY COMPLETES WORK
ON RIVER PROTECTION

The city has completed the protection
work built in the vicinity of Wash
ingtOn park. The work consists of 1000
feet of concrete wall put between the
piling that lines the river bank in that
section. 1t was stated that in the event
of a flood the protection work would
afford complete protection to the lands
The river which was on rise Saturday
afternoon. it is stated, is receding.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-14
LINE8IAN FALLS FROM POLE.

Ben Sturges. a I1neman employed by
the Tri-State Telephone company, fell
from a pole Saturday afternoon and
broke his left hand He was struck on
the hand by a cross arm and the bones
of his hand were crushed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-14
THREE SEEK RELATIVES HERE.

Mrs. NJ. Houston, 100 Sun street. San
Antonio. Tex. wants police chief l. y
Davis to locate her son J. ". Hous-
ton. who the writer stated she believed
was in FL PasO.
Mrs Zula Hume, of Aurora, III. is
looking for her brother. who she SAID
was here several months ago.
Alice Webb. of TrouD, Tex. has writ
ten the chief to ascertain the where
abouts Of her sister Mrs. Banner
Morris.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-14

We serve a SPECIAL luncheon for busi-
ness men in our grill room from
1880 a. m TO y. IN. for 50 cents
Your patronage viii be appreciated.
PasO del NOrte Hotel Company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-14

Charles E. Davis. Of the money order
Of the WellS-FargO Express
company, is here from New York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-14
60 to Europe by the North Ger.
man LLOYD ealVeSton-BTemen

SIS. "Breslau" .......---M Nav Srd
SIS. "CaSSel' ..-..........Ma Nav 22nd
IS. "Brandenburg" ..-...June I4th
IS. 'Breslau" July 9th
SIS. "Cassel" TuIv- 26rh
SIS "Chemnitz' -.......-...Aug. 18th
Large. Comfortable Steamers
FARES:-Cabin $50 and S675O
Storage $500.
Apply to local agents or to
ALFRED HOLT, General Agent,
Galveston, Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-14

The sixth speaker was John Miller,
Of Miller Brothers, from BartsOw, in
the PecOs valley.
Taking the platform. there was be-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-14

E 575-Men's ''oNYX'' SILK Isle in Black
only; Reinforced with ''Doublex" Extra Heel
and Toe, and SPIiced Sole. The most celebra-
ted and best known Half Hose. Value SOC
Sony Day Price, 3 pairs for $1.00
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-14
Goes to Vicksburg.

No 7 TIIIN 10 LIZ NTUNCN-
'r. Alice q. Merchant ran up to Las
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-14

1215-Men's COMFY Pure SILK; High
SPhced Heel and ''Doublex" Sole, with Toe
Guard and Silk Plated Cuf-Blsck, Tan.
Navy, Grey, Cadet, Burgundy, Hello, PuFPl6
and Smoke. Value soc.
''oHyx'' Day Price, 3 pairs for $1.00
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-21
NAVY WANTS "0LD SALTS"
Seeks Veterans of Sail Days to
Rig the Niagara.

Washington, April 20.-Scarch is being
made by the Secretary Of the Nav for
veteran salts whose service dates back
10 the DAYS when sails were the principal
means Of propulsion and who are familiar
with the oldtime methods Of rigging sail
Ing vessels. The veterans are wanted by
,hose in charge Of the Perry celebration
Of the Tooth anniversary Of the battle OF
Lake Erie to rig the old brig Niagara,
which was recently raised from the waters
Of Lake Erie.
Under the supervision Of w. g. Nor
rison the Niagara is being put in repair
COR the celebration, the plan being 20 re-
store as far as possible her original APP
pearance. She was used by Commodore
Oliver Hazard Perry az his flagship after
the Lawrence h u been rendered useless IN
the famous battle. She was allowed 10
wear out in the service. instead of beins
preserved for future generations. and was
finally condemned by a board OF survey
m 1926 and soon afterwarI sank in Misery
Bay.
the Niagara was a wooden brig, con-
structed in 1919. She measured 10 feet
over all. with Y feet > inches beam. and
had a displacement of about $50 tons. She
was armed with two long 12-pounders and
eighteen short 32-pounders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-21
FINALLY TRY ROTHSCHIlD
Yonkers Boy Assault Case Up
After Ten Postponements.

After many delays and postponements
the case of Edward Wendt fifteen years
old. against NJ. J. Rothschid. Of Yonkers,
will be tried before Justice Morschauscr,
in the Supreme Court, at White Plains.
to-day.
The action d damage suit for 5000.
arises out of an alleged assault by
Rothschild when the Wendt boy. on
August |. 1911. endeavored TO collect a
bill for his employer. Charles Conley. II
is alleged that Rothschild kicked and
s:rucl. at the boy and blackened his eyes.
The affidavit set forth that City Judge
Beall declined 10 issue a warrant for
Rothschild. -Four citizens--Walsh. Wal
lin. Beckwith and Edie-then instituted a
suit for damages in the City Court on
behalf of the lad. but whenever the date
arrived for trial it was postponed. The
total postponements number ten.
Rothschild. the defendant. sprang into
the limelight few years ago. when he
started a loan business on an extensive
scale in Yonkers He rapidly acquired
friends and influence among politicians
and men of affairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-21
STRIKES END: OTHERS NEAR
Fresh Outbreaks Threatened by
Westchester Laborers.

Life in Westchester County is getting
10 be Just one darn strike after another.
No sooner do the state arbitrator settle
a strike OF laborers in one Westchester
town than trouble threatens i'm another.
Colonel NJ. j. Regain and John J. Bea-
lin. OF the State Board OF Mediation and
Arbitration. with the aid of Mayor Ed
win w. Fiske have ended the dispute In
Mount Vernon. and this morning about
one thousand laborers Will go back TO
work In Harrison and Mamaroneck-on-
the-Sound. where about twelve hundred
men were out, all differences have been
adjusted. The lsborers will get % cents
an hour and skilled rock men and con-
crete mixers % and 20 cents an hour. The
contractors agreed not TO discriminate
against any man because he belongs 10
q union.
n was reported Yesterday that eight
hundred laborers. garbage cart drivers
and other workmen in White Plains would
go on strike to-day. They want higher
pay and shorter hours.
The strike also may spread 10 the one
thousand Italian laborers employed In
constructing the 100000 dam for the
City Of New York at Kensico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-21
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney
! Manhattan.

AVENUE u. " $. = II = OF lth ST. runs :
3a.7N look u 22x l9N n I'm ST 10 be
ginning. March 3. loii Louis and Eva sese
6ohm - Frank Gems; s2,io0; attorney Leo
Lorner 23O Grand 81
MANHATTAN 81 II q s. equidistant and
parallel TO i25th and i26th SITS. runs 1914
1s.5N 1868 i14.5x o6.i0 to he
ginning April Is 1851 Edward and Margaret
Hammer 10 Leo Dinhelspie exr: SCI. 900: attor
news. DE Forest Brothers 30 Broad ST.
MADISON AVE NOV Lowmede ST.. cor
Nilliamsbridee Road 1Olin svel i5XlioN2o5X
-. Jan ~ 1902. John Il Iazzari TO Constant
Sperco. - East 10Th 81. $4,000.
9TH AVE. 3. :5.i II II of f0th ST. .tdxI2;
NAV Is. 1909 Aaron and Mary sutton ct al To
William Herr $1,000. attorneys, Wolf a Kohn.
200 Broadway.
I0sTH ST. IL, East. l7xloo.ll; April 20.
1911. BESSIE NJ Pockcr to Jacob Zeidman: 81
900. attorney. Max Perman. $50 Broadway.
10th ST. - East. I6sxiooll: March ..
1903. Thomas IIammcl to John w Nroman
and ano: $1,000; attorneys. X T. j OGor
man. 81 Chambers 81.
The Bronx.
JACKSON AVE. " g. 9s 10 Il OF 1921 81.
i9xts: April ~ 1904. Alonzo Jackson To Joseph
u Kilsheimer: $1,000. attorneys, Dutton a
kilsheimer i67 Broadway,
SYCAMORE AVE, c y. ~ II from n " cor
plot $50. map l.l06. Arden property East
Chester and West Chester. being 30 II OF said
plot 40: April 49, 1911: Theo Roth TO MAY !
Winghart. $3.50: attorney Thomas IL keNnolds,
WASHINGTON AVE. n $. 1872 It OF
West Farms Road. runs along line between
lots 81 and &c. map 800. In partition estate OF
William Adec 100 to lot 1874 - 10 lot
~ \ W 100 TO avenue q 80 10 begin
ming; Jan 80 1910: Anna NJ Hector 10 Mary
Lawrence: $3.50: attorneys. Maclay Nc
Burney, 81 Nassau ST.
SAME PROPERTY Aug 10. 1905; same 10
Columbia knlckerbocker Trust Co; $500 at
torneys above.
SAME PROPERTY: Dec T. 1910; same to
same. 81. 80
30 AVE. v cor l52d 81. 20 ilx6l iix's Ok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-21
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York. Sunday, April 20
1913.
ARRIVED


c,o.,,er Southport ,Ru Brunswick. "a.
April is 10 George f Helliesen, III ballast
Left quarantine Al , m .,,7 uos-
steamer Buffalo BD. Hull April J al,p % a.
ton Is 70 Sanderson sons Win "'"9''
rived al tire Bar At > IN. -. os
Steamer Cambodge HD. Msrseilles Maicn =, =
and Lisbon April :. 10 W Elwen * Co. WIN
ndse Arrived OF the Ear at a N. 49,,
steamer Rabenfes Ger, kurrachee e..
rusr,. \ Bombay -. Port soudan Malch ~;
Port said 10 Agcrs % and Phiiadelpnld "t,' %
~. 10 Houlder. Weir & BOYD win mase' ~
steamer Cavour C3r New orleans Apill l.,
TO Busk a Daniels. IN ballast Arrived al tue
Bar Al GO a m. -....,s ,,rii
IL 10 the American and Cuban s. Line Win
sugar. Arrived AT the Bar AT 2 IN. ,,.rc,,
Steamer Cheston (Bp. taTiasen' Ma n.i,b
Cape Gracios April II and lnagua -, Wv"
mdss and / passenger. TO George u Emery q
90: vessel 10 r J. Downing & Co M''''' a.
ne Sa 4nr PaWne4 philadelphia. 10 the clyde
IS 90. with mdse. Passed in quarantine a.
steamer Telling Dam. cienluesos Aprll :.
Santiago II and Guantanamo T. 10 me N t
rived al the Ear AZ 1880 a m
steamer Orotava ,B1. Bermuda Apil j. no
Sauderson 4 son. with 243 passengers. h'diia
and Indse Arrived at tie Bar at l2:o" ID.
Steamer New York. southampton and 'hsI
boure April l. 10 tie American Line WIN
passengers. mails and mdse. Passed III SANDY
steamer Le Coq CB- Rouen April and
Bilbao : TO David r Warden. IN ballast.
Passed In Sandy Hook al m.
Steamer san Marcos. Galveston Aprll j. ana
kev West 10, 20 the Mallory - CO. with pa
seugers and mdse. Passed In quarantine az
: 80 a m.
steamer City Of Atlanta savannah April L.
90 :LC Ocean IS 20 with passengers and mdse.
Passed in Quarantine al 40 IN.
steamer Iarner. Port Arthur April IL. Ia
HE ! NJ Guifey Petroleum 20. with oil. Passed
in Quarantine at 1850 y m
steamer Monroe. Newport News ana Norfolk.
10 the Old Dominion IS 60. with passengers
and mdse Passed In Quarantine Al 5:l] y m.
steamer Antila cuban. Tampico April IL.
10 the New York and cuba Mail $ Co. with
"a passengers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar
al $40
steamer kiest Gen Bremen April .. 20
Oelrichs 4 CO. with passengers and mdse
Twelve miles east Of Fire Island AT $50 p M.
Steamer Obidense lNorJ. Poit Antonio. tu
the Cuneo Importing 90. with passengers and
mdse. South OF the Highlands at 1852 m.
SANDY Hook. y. j.. April 20-930 y ~ -
Wind northwest. fresh breeze clear. rough sea
SAILED.
steamers Nervier Bels,. Alsiers. iohenfels
0erD. Calcutta; African Prince Br). Monte
'idco: H0riey Girl. Tampico; Fax tNor. Car
ienas: Aldershot Giu. Norfolk. Edga tNYT.
Baltimore: Gulfoil. Beverly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-21
THE WEATHER REPORT.


Official Record and Forecast w ashins ton,
Arril 20-The weather during Sunday was
generally fair and considerably colder in the
Eastern and Southeastern states. fair win
rising temperature over the great central val
ievs and the lake region. and unsettled WIN
local rains and warm over the plains stat
and the Rocky Mountain region Fair Weath' ,
with temperatures above the normal preNail.u
generally in the Gulf states and west OF tne
Rocky Mountains. pressure is consideiabs
above normal over the eastern hair OF inc
country. with the highest pressure over 'h'
Great Lakes where II is above ~ nm, UNI
IL Is relatively low and falling ~ the "oit"-
western districts. .,,,
Thee viii be showers Monday in the upper
Mississippi Valley and the upper lake feelo,l
and Monday night or Tuesday In the upp',
Ohio Valley and the lower lake region ~ 81 60
OF her parts Of the country the weather VIII NC
generally fair Monday and Tuesday. -.
Temperature will rise Monday IN Inc go
central valleys and the lake region anu
dav in the middle Atlantic and New Engisnu
states the upper Ohio VALLEY and The loWel
lake region I, mperatures will continue aboNe
normal Monday and Tuesday IN the '"sivn
west of the Mississippi River and IN the Gun
states. "a,
The winds along the New Er~land coast WIN
be moderate north and northwest; inludle -.
lantic coast moderate north. shifting 10 essl
south Atlantic and east Gulf coast. moderate
east: west Gulf coast. moderate southeast On ,
south on the lower lakes. moderate NdlaUic'
becoming east and southeast; upper iahss'
moderate 80 brisk south.
Steamers departing Monday for European
ports will have brisk west 10 north WINGS anu
fair weather TO the Grand Banks.
Forecast for special LocaIities.-for East
ern New York, fair to-day; Tuesday. increa,-
10 east winds. -,
For Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey. Del
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-21
MECHANICS LIENS.

y
PARK AVE. " = 90 n OF lssth -, ~
IaO. rrouX Artificial stone Works a2t IientN
I Uemmens and New York Edison 90, o""e'''
william \ BUR- Go. contractor: Si,", -. 9
o;D ST ii5 and III East; HUI. Iilpp'h ["
90 at rs East 2?d Street co. owner olin y,
Construction co. contractor reneWap s-to az ,,,d
sgTI ST. 3O2 West: Holiness running NJ a'I =
Contracting co agt Mar \ STANCE Nln
Foearty. Mamie n Fogarty, ifeien J osar,y y
Maude Fogarty. Annie FOgarty and Mohs 49,. 80
garty. owners. Hiram - l1ymah' eon'' wv
$50. ,.,, . 80 .,
22D IT. 1I5 90 ll9 East and 2.'d -. IS %
40 East. Jify Fire Hose Rack 90 ast I 10
III Eas, I'D stree, 90. contractor: S3li 40.
WASHINGTON AVE. cor Fletchel P''
93xiJ2. Felix De Luca aGt Nora = ons" III
lion CO. owner and contractor; SLID. .
soTH ST.. j0l East Lemkin. Lichtensteih /"
Klein act MAJ 4 Krelelsheimer owner anu
contractor. $500 .,.-
t6TIr So Il 20 Il West. Baycr-G3rdner
Hines 90 act Midwife Realty Co owner ue'
neual: sl9G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-21
LIS PENDGkS S.
APRIL -.

APRIL -.
PINEHCRST AVE, II " cor OF litth ST. Tx
9S: Jacob IIirsh agt Helene Realty ana OF
structiOn Co - al foreclosure OF Hl'e'' 49,
neys kantrowitz q Esberg. ,,.
18TH AVE. :. l30 II 81 4th 81 -JA -
Louis w Slocum agt Frank Zanstu II al doie
closure Of mtg: attorney. II & lpoDson
I'D AVE 4 W cor Of fs}d ~. 94X5s; William
Sudbring agt Alexander Development 90 81 ~
foreclosure OF mtg,. attorneys. Cam, leNeh
trtt q GOetZ. go, r .
45TI ST u s. 200 n Of 81 ave 2ON I'D .;
william \ Hughes ast John Conyille u0ie
closure OF Mtg; attorney. VI Borland. ~ o
.fST ST u - 40 q OF 10Th ave. lVoX:o ),
Isaac : Rossel agt charles liOnerberth 81 al
action 10 foreclose mechanics lienl; attorneys,
EiGlitz & Eulse. -,
l9ax irieg. James r Barry agt Martin barley
ct al foreclosure OF mtg: attorney, ID Il
- Reilly.
LEWIS 81. . " cor Of stanton -. 50x99s 3;
Eluestina Trick agt Louis Cohen e. al tore
closure ~ MTG: attorney. g Brandt. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-21
IoWAN WINS CORNELL PRIZE.

Ithaca. y. e. April 2o.-R. f. Pierce
of Rock Rapids Iowa. has gained the
honorary prize Of 500 for public speak
ing i'm the Cornell College Of Mechanical
Engineering. his subject being ChlcaeC
Railway Terminals" This is the FIRST
prize of it's kind in the engineering col
lesc Il was given by c. Il. Baker cor
,al1 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-21
RECORDED LEASES.
,Wi;h name and address Of lesseeJ
APRIL 10.

APRIL 10.
NORFOLK 81. -. store above bakery
Bertha Levy 20 samuel Dolmat; lrs from
NAV l. 1913: $40: address ~ Norfolk -.
THOMP-ON ST. 10: sore hall in rear, etc
Victor Molica 10 StofanO Spnelli: . yrs from
Nav l. igis; 81. 200: address. 2Js tliZabeth 81
IST AVE. l:,JJ: south store. Philip COIN 10
Alois uostornsky: = US from Feb !. l"lj'
$50. address 1870 Isl ave.
sTH AVE 9SJ: stores: John Rcisen weber 10
Daniel Maschl.r: . yrs rom NAY ], 1913: 81
500: address ySJ Stn ave.
sT'Il AVE. SO store etc; Meyer Nacht to
Joseph Meyer. , yrs from MAY /. 1913 SOW
address 80 Last 59th -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-21
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

AltltlN III.
Moune, April %. midnight California 'Brl
New York for Glasgow ami proceeded
Naples. April %. noon lternia Brl. New
York.
Suez April 2O-Buigerisn Prince ,BD. cal
euits for Boston and New York. KiQtO tErl.
Manila for Boston and New York.
Southampton. April ~. 80 IN AmcrIhi
CCerl. New York
Liverpool. April 20 : ~ Franconia tRr'
New York via Fisagusrd.
Queenstown. April u. - m--cedric
OBJ. Sew YORK for Liverpool 'snd pro
ceededl.
SAILED
Queenstown April - 1895 a m-Carmania
(Bu from Liverpool. New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-21
mon WAITER
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tbe Saxonia. reuorted a. $40 mlles easI oI
SANDY Hook At . "a IN yesterday. IS eApevte'
10 dock this forenoon. .,,.. oost
The Minnetonka. reported a. LOO mics cas- cas-
Of Sandy Hook at 80 I'D EeSle'1"3' -
The Kaiser Wilhelm II. reported as ~
miles east of Sandy Hook at lr;Ao J. III "
lerdav. Us eNpectel 70 dock LuoslaL aI-,-uo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-21

ciscol-U : Transport. ....... 80 .AP'''' ~
Hawaii Samoan Islands. New Zealand.
Australia Nia san Francisco
tura Observation-Disclosures. May
Japan Corea. China via Seattle
AVA Mdiu
Japan. Corea china. Philippines via
NancOuyer)-Enpress of India ....-. May
Hawaii. Fiji Islands New Zealand.
Australia via Victoria Makura. May -
Hawaii via san Ftancscol-Sierrs May ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-21
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

solomon Bashwitz O. public Bank ~.
William ID Thomas 20 Adam q Oo"ahs'
$1,000 .ooo
Helen Mccartney 20 Jacob Marx: 5000
Brown eiss Realities Corporation ~
Jeanette Goodrich; 81. ,
Adclphis Building and construction 20 ~
Chs,les Riley 80 assist, 81. ,
Title Guarantee ana Trust 60 10 sara"
Dinkelmau: Slo.O0O. M. -
Lawyers ritlc Insurance ano Trust - -
LAWYERS Mortgage Coz s2',"Uo
same To same. 81, 900.
Lawyers Mortgage 60 20 Eliza w How
land: $1,000 l,-,,.. :, I'm.
Bronx Investment co 10 'atoHne y ~"
dan. $1,000 49,. ,,..,...,.s. e.
Iln.ar ri q, DsL0.r 10 EarO-u = MdLl-L.. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-21

92.s: Jan IL. 1905; Aug Kuhn 10 Helen ,nsn m-
vie: 1876 600: attorney. LAWYERS ii''e i
ance and Trust 60. Ito Broadway o,, pos,o,
I5oD ST ELTON ave.. COS II OF Oln bostou
Road cd ave., runs along lots 90 hi anI
374 map Of Melrose south, 10 ceh'ae .,r r. y .
AZ "a beginning; Frederick c Beer 10 biI.o. n.
Trust 60. trustee: $4,000; attorneys Do"e''
a. sands 81 Nassau ST. --s,. ,,,c on
f5eTIJ ST 1918 East FOX ST. 800 mtg on
I.ase e,c. Irne o 1911: Charles knapp W
Bernheimer & schwartz Brewing CO. Aihs'e'
dam ave and 12sth ST; LOW ,o,,. rrap
SAME PROPERTY; Maicn o. 1910
cesco Bastone 10 same: Sloo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-21
The Bronx.

BATHGATE AVE 1898 ami i5a5 3. COX
i2u. Joseph Diamond construction 90 10 Max
Fine. 4O2 Grand -. yrs per cent. f5.pO
attorncts. Morrison ~ Schif. go Broadway.
3D AVE cor lj2d -. 1s.JX--. August
Kuhn 10 Helen : Ogiivie. - East tith ST.
April T.. due ~ per bond. SIooo1. attorney.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust 60. 100
Broadway.
i43D 81, p. 500 10 Of Willis ave Is SN
100: Chss Cooler 20 Emilia * braun. white
Plains. Y. April -. due per bond 81, -
obo. attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust 60.
I1G fsTOalNay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-21
NJ anhattan.

AUDUBON I'VE. - COZ i'1tn - lo..i1x
100. Brown Neiss Realizes Corpn 10 Lawyers
Mortgage 90. - Liberty 81. April II. due
April 7. 1915 sl52.J $50 attorney Lawyers Title
Insurance nud Trust 60. 100 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; lnter-City Land and Se
cIrities go to Brown-N,iss Realities Corpn. 6S
Park Row. April l. prior mtg SIS. 500. duo
rs per bond. Sii.nJO. attorneys. Marks q
MARKS. 81 Park Row.
SAME PROPERTY: same 10 Marie Il Win
tiers. Port Washington. l. !. April j. prior
mtg SlCG. 500. due oct 10 1913. q per cent
81. So: 81. attorney. Thos j Brady 20 Nassau