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The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-09-29
Chavez Getting Ready
for Cooley Battle

ncnvcr. Colo, Sept. :3.-Bcnny
Chavez. Colorado's bid for bantam
weight honors, aud who Ia to nee,
Frankie Coniey In = ten round clash
In the main event at tho Colorado
Athletic club show nea, Friday c,.
cnins. arrived In town Saturday.
Benny is looking the picture OF
health and announces that he woll
now go through the bantam ranks i,'
one. two. three order. Hts ca.
which was in y bad way from, his
many bouls here. has been attended
10 and Is properly healed for the first
time In two years. II was upon the
advice Of his manager. Louis New
MAJ. that he took this rest for four
weeks In order to get In the best
condition for busy fall and winter
campaign.
Manager Newman announced ycs-
tcrday that his little boxer would 40
into training at once 10 the regulars
will see the little brown-skinncd
warrior in action again this after
noon at the Colorado Athletic club
quarters. Chavez will have u gala
collection of sparring partners us the
little follow is very popular. and the
local boys like 10 work with him. lie
does not attempt to make Il sucker
out OF his conditioning partners. but
always gives them the break. so long
IA the work they are giving him 8
getting him into the condition that
he thinks his battles demand.
Stanley Yoakum. who had ver-
diet rendered against him Friday
night. declares that he will not break
training. but will work on with Cha
vez.. Y0akum. Is very much upset as
tho result OF the-serdict and. says
that he wishes, the fans to know that
any alleged butting on his part was
entirely unintentibnal. and that his
desire to beat ,maa; of Ketchel's
ability might have made. his style Of
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c. { s. {. LISTED
most VALUABLE
N UNITED STATES
Tax Commissioa Assessed Coal Road
Highest ef Any Road in
ths State.

Il ncnvar co,o Gan, "a Thu. cnlo.
rodo Z so,,h..s,er, r,,,ro.J Will. h
hs,onv. ~ thu v,c,or. an.r,c.n suc,
comn.rx ia IN. ros, r,,u,h,. ,,cc.
n, railroad nro,cr,, ,,-,hc v,r,d. nor
milo NJ ,r.ck ,ccordIr, ~ tho .,,,c
,,x commIs.,o, which h,. ,,.c.s m,
assessmcnt Of SAAI 900 per mile up
on this six mile "systcm", much 10
the chagrIn Of the officers Of the fuel
company, who have appealed for n
Substantial reduction.
The miniature railroad runs from
Deiagus, one Of the largest coal
camps of the vic,or-American COM
psny to Barnes. where II connects
with the Colorado 4 Southern. II Ii
limited to tho transportation of coal
and has about ~ little cauip,ueut M
any railroad could get along with
and still maintain It's selfrcxpcct. Its
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ed tho mine superintendent and be
assured me that any strikinx miner
who wishes 70 remove. his household
goods either by truckman or In per.
sen would be given access to the COM
pany property"
The superintendent. according to
Pearce. told him that truckmen had
been excluded because they had At
tempted to solicit families to move
from the camp because they wanted
the business The truckman exeiu d.
cd that morning. the superintendent
declared. had been barred because
his activity In that direction had
been notorious"
Inquiry OF the wife Of the miner
by Pearce disclosed that her HUSBAND
had Intended to move last Tuesday
hut that he had gone back to work.
The superintendent said that no work
was being done. Pesrcc left inxtruc-
lions that u the miner elected to
move ut some later day he be accord
cd every opportunity to do 10. r.
Brake and the company's chief
clerk clashcd when Stewart. the gov
crnment mediator. asked how many
men were NJ work and thc clerk. ac-
cordiag to Brake. advised tho mine
superintendent not 10 tell him.
Brake told the clerk he would an
swcr II he told him to or 10 to Jail.
hut Stewart did not press the gucs-
ton
From Prim~ro tho party wont to
scSundo and vert over the scene uI
the killing Of Robert T.. Lac. camp
marshal.
Brake aatj last night that the ex!
tent Of tho damage which the five
Creeks charged with the killing arc
raid to have done TO the company,
fooibridsc. amounted to about three
cents. Brake said he doubted whath.
or there are any cycwitncsses compc.
tent to tell from actual observation
what occurred. The piarc where thu
shooting occurred Is In a cut and the
nearest Of the witneoscs Brake said
were three or four hundred yards
distant.
Motto Mciish. who ~ss arrested
Saturday charged with the compile
,ty In tn. hoidup Of the Hastinxt-
Ludlow hack on Friday IL still being
held In the county Jail. In response
10 summons Of tho sheriff G,aorsr
and Gu1 Weinberg. brothers ip
charge Of the Ludlow test colony. ~.
poarcd before that official asA
were closely quesfioned 10 reveal th.s
names Of tho strikers tsklns part 70
the holdup. Nothing was learned.
the weInbcrEs stating they did not
know who wcre concerned In the Of
fair.
=. l.. Doyle. secretary aud trcas-
urcr Of the United Mine Workers Of
District No. ,s. who arrived In thIsl
city yesterday from Fremont covnty,
said that conditions IN that county
were very satisfactory. lie dc.
elarcd that the report thst n NUM-
Der OF men were at work there vas
not true. He reported also that y
deputy sheriff Of III Paao county 3yI
the name of Payton had been arcs.
ed at Pueblo yesterday for endcavor-
Ing 10 employ strikcbrcakcrs. Our
men are loyal" said Doyle. and they
Will remain true to the union
WnisenburE. Colo. Sept. :s.-oak-
view. mining camp twenty miles
west Of here. was the scene Of 81
bloodicss battle today. when a crowd
u strikers fired from the surround
Ing hills into the houses Of strike
breakers. The exchange Of shots
about half an hour. Tho
mine guards rushed their assailants,
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-09-29
HOW TO culr CHOLERA xolBu.

Many cases Of this disease result
fatally before medicine can be oh,
tanned or q physician summoned. I,
is easily cured when the proper rom.
edy is at hand Mrs. Charles s.cwar,
OF Mt. Collins. N. Y. says: "when
my husband had cholera morbus las,
summer he used Chamberlain Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
IL cured him promptly" Every fam
lily should keep this remedy at hand.
Il only costs . quarter. For sale by
all dealers. 100 III ..
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battle appear rough at times.

Yoak,im is luc for another star,
here rs the result of his battle Fri
day night and Manager Delaney nv.
surcd the New Mexico Lightweight,
that he can perform for this club
again soon.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-09-29
American League.
ST Louis !: Detroit q.
Chicago I: Cleveland o.
American Association,

Al I.o,iisvilic-f1rst game. Louis.
vi!lci: Milwaukee,. Second game
Louisville >. Milwaukee O-calied In
sixth: darkness.
Al Columbus game Colum.
Columbus o. MINNEAPOLIS o: called al
end OF sixth: darkness.
AZ Indianatsolis-First game. ST.
Paul :. Indianapolis >. Second game
II. Paul I. Indianapolis o: called at
end Of sixth: darkness.
Al Toicdo-firrt game. Toledo I.
Kansas City 4. Second game Toledo
l. Kanaas City u; called end OF fifth !:
darkness.
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Printing OF every dcscription neat
ly and quickly executed At the
Oh ronicic- News job rooms. Samples
aud quotations on request. Use the
telephone. Trinidad 40. u
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e0-0-0-O-0-0-0
q BASEBALL YESTERDAY 4
eo-Heeo-ei

Western League.
Topeka l: 81. Joseph I.
Dcs Moincs =. Denver I.
Others postponed. rain.
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National League

Chicago 0-a: Cincinnati "a.
Pi,,nbur.h-s,. Louis games post
poncd. rain.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-09-29

waisenburs. Colo. Sept. :s..-oak-
view. mining camp twenty miles
west Of here. was the scene Of q
bloodicss battle today. when a crowd
OF strikers fired from the surrounds
Ing hills into the houses Of strike
breakers. The exchange Of shots
continued about half an hour. The
mine guards rushed their assallants,
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-09-29
HAD OTHER THINGS mol DO

Nj Old farmer. Oh bcIh8 toId tHit
a new railroad was going to run right
through his barn. exclaimed: ...-4I
Now. BY gum! ! guess I'll have
something to say about that. I've
got something else to do besides OPP
cnins and shutting them barn doors
every time train somes along"
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chroniclc-News soc a month.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-09-29

Who scattered through the Ellis. 30
far ~ known none was wounded. A
,,essee ID reported IN pursuit. Some
OF the houses occupied by the men
working In the mine were riddled
with bullets. The Oakview mine IL
operated BY an independent company.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-09-29
DIGESTION AND ASSIMILATION

II is not the quantity OF food TAX
Ell but tho amount digcsted and as
siiuiistcd that gives strength and vi
tally to the system. chnmbcrlain's
Tablets iuvigoratc the stomach and
liver and enable them to perform
their functions naturally. For sale
b. oil deaiers !.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-09-29

II you are In the habit to ccono-
nizc you will surely look forward to
the opening Of tho Famous under It's
new management. Saturday. Oct. I.
=
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-09-29
HOW TO CURE SICK HEADACHE

e. Il. Mustoc. OF Fresno. CaiiTornt:,
has adopted the correct treatment for
sick headache. He says: ~ have used
Chamberlain's Tablets for sick head
ache and constipation for the past
two years. I have mover found any
preparation go satisfactory in every
respect for this trouble" For sale
by oil dealers. p, ''4'
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-09-29
QUIET SUNDAY IN : I
STRIKE DISTRICTS

,c..s..... ~. -. T.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11
LOTS SALE A SUCCESS
Parcels in Long land City
Bring S114, 345.

Considering the inclemoucy Of the
weather. there was a good attendance at
the sale Of the Long Island city lots con-
Quoted OH Saturday for the Courtney De-
veopment Company by the Jere Johnson
Jr.. Company, auctlon"ers. Owing TO the
rain. the sale was late In starting ana
was continued into total darkness. FIFTY
seven lots were sold. for n total Of SlA5'o.
The average price lot was sos. The
lots offered wert located at the Junction
of Thomson and Greenpont avenues, d.
rectIy on the line Of the new dual subway
station aud right at the Bliss street sta
ton OF the new sysem.
The lots sold were on Greenpoint avenue,
Bliss street. Carolin street, Gosman street
Nelson avenue and Anable avenue. 4
large number OF the buyers were pur-
chasers OF single lots. Considering the
lateness of the season and the uniaVora-
bic weather. the owners expressed them
selves as satisfied with the result.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Joseph Toch to Morris Mayer; s5'o".

Joseph Toch TO Morris Mayer; s5OOo
Same 10 same $4,000. -.
Goo r Chsolm and ano. trustees 10 Ne"
York Life Insurance and Trust CO. gan 81
same to same. 81 . -.
German savings Bank TO Chas Stamm'
s. coo ~. 10.
sda. to Cath l. Hamersley; 81.
Same TO Louis Hamersley; 81
Same 70 same g asstsJ; 81.
same TO cath l. Hamersley; 81 ,.hr
John Halsted and ano, trustees 70 'oii'
Z Halsted ct al. trustees. 81. , Q,
lila : Williamson Co John Natnahson' -.
Columbia Knickerbocker Trust co 10 Lisoetn
Sands; 81. so,oo
Herman Joveshof to sigmund b Heine: w.
Philip Muh. Gdn to Geo Nun; VI
Title Guarantee and Trust co 70 BENZ ooloeh-
Sane e. 70 VIM Emo: 5000.
Diedrch Fink cxr. TO Henrietta "iecRefs'
S1 Per SiyI Smith to American Missionary
Frederick Ruth Realty Co to VIM F Arm
strong; 81. . ux.
Isaso CoIdborr 10 samuel NJ Mast: 81.
Terrain Realty Co TO Alice Lewisohn: slW.
Henry Morsenthau CO 10 Margaret hno@
American Mortgage Co to Hsrsen Purdy;
Arthur Knox to Margaret Knox; 81.
Mary Voorhees, et al. eyrs, to Alfred he'r~
man ct al trustees; $4,000.
Louis LOos to Minnie Marks; 5000. -.
J.serh l. Torres TO Amalia Gooel Juhco'
10000 ,.t.
Dayil Marks 10 Herman II Oppenheimer'
81 al, IT,
LAWYERS Mortgage Co TO Mount sinai nos
initial OF CITY New York: $4,000.
b. Simon r Shoninger ct al, trustees 10 Law-
yers Mortgage Co; $1,000
New York Trust Co and ano to Hudson rrus'
Co. 81. ~ c,.
Bank: S22 600
Jules Bache TO New York Dispensar"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11
TRADING IN BROOKLYN
Manufacturers Buy Large Plot
in South 10th Street.

John Il. Higgs sold for the New York
and Brooklyn Casket Company the plot
lOoxlco feet. north side of South 10Th street.
TO Kienle 81 Co. manufacturers OF colors
and printing inks. The property was held
at $1,000 and is known as Nos. 81, 49, 90
and 81 South 10th street
Louis Arnold sold No. 10 South Elliott
Place, a two story dwelling house. 2l.oEl~
feet. for Mrs Julia A. Schenck. also. NO
- Irving Place, three story dwelling
house. 25s:lOO feet. for Annie 5. Penheld,
Of Boston. to Elizabeth b. Combs for oc-
cupancy; also, No 231 Cumberland street,
a three story dwelling house, 23xlU feet.
for the estate Of Alice Smith to Grace '.
Ravens for occupancy.
The Alec Building Company sold at
Mapleton Park lots to Michael O'Nei,
II. Il. Keogh, Charles Resch, Henry Arm
strong, j. j. Jensen. William +. Scahlon'
Adolph Goldberg Henry Strelght ana
{. II. Aidrich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11

CATHARINE Sr. &c 25.4X77 SKA 9x7T ~;
Aug is. 1911. Minnie Garone To Rocco Ur-
cuoli $1,000. attorneys. Weekes Bros, 10
William ~.
CHERRY ST. t24 "5x1Ol. x25xl03.a: oct
- 1900. Ida and Maurice j Burstcin TO
Lawyers Mortgage 90, James Il Ely. as
trus. and Ida Burstein: $22.0o0: attorneys.
Peckham 4 King. 50 Broa' 'ay.
EAST BROADWAY 800. :. 24x7Tll.
Aug - 1907; Joseph NJ Adrian to the Sea-
mems Bank for Savings. $1,000; ATTORNEYS
Strong a Cadwalader 10 Wall St
JAMES ST. Il. 17NJilXlISSls: =. April
4. 1912: Frank Sanhlippo to Title Guarantee
and Trust 60; 5. address. i7G Broadway.
18Th AVE Al. s. 7S.6 II OF Ilst ST,
o85Xgs.4: list 81. $ s. 9s.i II from $ cor
OF 9th ave. 20. 1Ox9s9: i1st st. I East at
cor last above described premises. runs
lG 1904: Jenny x stafford to United States
Trust 60 OF New York. SI75 000 attorneys
Stewart & Shearer. ~ Wall ST.
9TH AVE. 1875. 27.9 II OF 10Th ST. 81 TX
iGO. July 49, 1877 Emily Choteau Sanford
and Maurice. Count Sala. TO Samuel Wool
vertou. trus. 10000. attorneys, Strong x
Cldwalader. 30 Wall st.
STH ST. 31s and 800 East, 80 Sx9T.6; Sept
IS 1904; Barnet Appel TO Bertha and Louis
Snitman. $1,000; attorney, | Dobroezynski
3O2 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; April s. 1901: Louis
Snitman 10 Joseph Corn. Sl7.500: attorney
J 4 Seidman. - to ~ Park Row
SAME PROPERTY: Dec Is. 1912: Max j
aud Sarah Roscnbsum to Louis and Bertha
Snitman: 81 900
6GTH ST. :. 500 n Of 5th ave- COX
1908; April -. 1908 Joseph Eyes TO Gard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11

10 Augusta Walsh. 1893 Quimby ave; sept
mtg $4,000, 81: attorney Alex "e'sn' west
Chester 800. r,,,.,d
LOT iC2. block NJ. map Mapess estate; Da aH51
G Lewis. referee TO Martha A Arrow, -o-'
Westchcster ave; Nov TO- $1,000; attorney
Title Guarantee ana Trust co. 1I6 Broadway,
LOT CO., block II, map fremont Terrace
Baxter Howell Building 90 10 ha' Sc
CambeIs 1887 Williamsburg I'd; NOV {" .ihls
s.. Ogm; 500: attorney. John Kadel' 2o69 west
chester ave. ~. Alt
Tor 800 map Van Nest Park; Ro6t A i4ao
mann TO Christina Adelmann' MS WIZ too iaVV
Westchester ave untg $4,000: Nov \; Sloo' at
torrey. c IL Baechler. il26 Walker ave: p,
LOT ~, map Belmont village; hIlilunu -
Kayser 10 Letita II Elliott. 4O' Nose ave- 80
Orange. J: q G; Nov :; 81; attorney :" "
Elliott 81 Broadway. ,.. ,.taoyy
SAME PROPERTY; Julia A KAISER, widow
IN same. - r.. Nov X: 81: same attorney
sI,,r ppopERTY. Fredk X Kayser 10
same: a c: Nov I; 81; same attorney NIL.
LOTS AL and 4i2 map Lohbauer raI ~
Julian Ingle, jr' to C 5oi ouu sttopnev
West Broadway: Fen ~ ~ a''o'i''' q"
Graham. lbs Broadway S,a.,i,.,
OLMSTEAD AVE. :, 100 IT Of staring
ave 2jxlOo. Celia Levy to VIM l. Pheiah' -o''
ny sI or I'm beeins so # Of White Plains Road
Z go II OF Morris Park ave, o0XiOo; Henry
+ Windeknecht to Apollonio Gallo and , ano.
1929 Barnes ave: N9y ~ ~ ar Rroa AVA
VYSE AVE. " g. adj land sold by walker
10 ward. 5Oxljo: Robt Ademann to CHRISTINA
Adelmann. his wife. lI60 Westrhester ave
mic $1,000: Nov s. 800; attorney. II
Baechlor. II2f walker ave. .,,,..
WISE AVE, cor lS0th ST. ,lOoNl -,
Forbes construction 90 to James Forbes. III"
r-iIlt,orc - mtg 500. 600; Nov s. $780, attor-
new. G Hallock. 800 East lsOth s..
I'D AVE $ " cor 1881 ST. 9iX5s: NJ { MI
nor. ref 10 VIM Sudbrnk 22sO Bathga'e ave-
Nov &: $4,000. 100.
1I3p ST. n a. 425 n 2 ~ Willis ave lb.SX
ico. Kate Blaoo 10 Jas Bleoo. AS East 1850
st: Nov 10: 500; attorney, ID l. Reilly ZOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11
FORECLOSURE SALE.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-The Franklin Savings Bank IN tns
City OF New York. Plaintiff. against Fsnn,s
Welsburger and others, Defendants-in PUT.
suance OF the Judgment OF foreclosure sha
sale duly made and entered In the soo'ss
entitled action, bearing date the lotn oAy O.
October 1918, ]. the undersigned, the Hel
cree in said judgment named, VIII sen SEA-
public auction, at the New York Raa Ee's,e
Salesroom, Nos. II and 16 Vesey stree.
the Borough Of Manhattan, CITY OF ,Sess
York, or the Goth day OF November, leIs.
at II o'clock noon on that day, by Sossps
p Day. Auctioneer. the premises u,, u,.
by said Judgment TO be sod ana 'ne''"
described as follows -, ~
land together with the buildings ana ~
proveme rents thereon erected, situate, E nr
and being In the Twelfth Ward OF the s,s,s
ough Of Manhattan. City, County aha o, SoI
OF New York. bounded ana oescrloeu 40 49,
lows viz: .h.r,v
Beginning at point on the souther.
side of Ninety-ninth street, dlstGh' ,ro,n
hundred and twenty-five feet easterly 49,,
the southeasterly corner of Columous
formerly NINTH Avenue and NlnS.S ,ral.
Street. and running thence southeitS Inn.
lei with Columbus tformerly Nin'n1 srtv.wslI
and part OF the way through par me
one hundred feet and eleven inches 10y
center line OF the block between Nnancs
eighth and Ninety-ninth street. hlock
eastery along said center lne OF ,iI sSain
twenty-five feet; thence northcrly anu ,.ts1b,
parallel with Columbus tormerly rnch,s
Avenue che hundred feet and eleven street
10 the southerly side OF Ninety. ninth ,%,hcrly
aud thence westerly along tnv 80 FEET
side OF Ninety-ninth Street twenty-hNs 'e'
10 the point or place of beginning ,o,a
Dated, New York. october 3ttn, i1,'
ALFRED STECKLEk' u
WILSON NJ POWELL, AttorneJ for fislh sst.
No. Wall Street Borough OF M"'"'
tan. New York city. a., nrop,
The following Is diagram OF w. S,rse.
lnspribpI above. US eN'N
Number IL as West Ninety ninth street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11
LIS PEN DENS.
NOVEMBER 10,

sTEgBINs AVE, e 8. 1850 II $ OF lSotn 81
.oyS0. MARY Hebron agt Michael 1lhto "o'e
riosure of Mtg: attorney. Morrison. ,o-,,.
'IEX1XcTON AVE. 1918 and 1915. and l2'th
- 1i3 East: Gotham Mortgage Co ast Dsvi "a
Klein ct al foreclosure oi mtg; attorney
Bduchle. ,.. po,Lsr
CASTLE HILL AVE. e :. between tafhe ser
and Grace ayes, lot 9N; American Tax Lien 20
act Katie Maroon Ell al faction TO toreciose
transfer OF tax Iien,. attorney. j schwenet,
lot 1851 map !. known as olin ou =,
Bronx: Henry Seinfel agt Anna feaeoV 49,
al CPction to foreclose transfer OF tax mem
attorney A Weinstein. NJ. .c,
9th ST. 40 West: Alexander hooo ast
Ann Errett ct al action 20 set aside deed); at
torucy, J W Clauscn. r. nj,
iI61II ST. 40 and 81 West: Meyrt Blum
berg It al act Edward Weber ct al ,action 10
forrclose mechanics Hem; attorney, | Joseph
son. ,.- -.
tSTTI ST. i2s West Doretha Warsawer Az
r:r.ce { Smith ct al foreclosure OF mtg)' at
torrcvs Eisman. Levy. Corn a Levine.
tg3D ST 40 East; Margareths Schilling aet
william Schussler ct al foreclosure OF mtsj'
.ftorueX II L. Bergman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

The demand FOR tonnage Of all kinds was
limited. and only % moderate business was re
ported IN rhaGeTiug. Rates were easy. WIN
ample tonnage Offering Quotations 10 Li'ci-
pooI 2d: London and GLASGOW. @lad: Rotter-
dam, Si5c: Hamburg. 40 pfeuuigs. Bremen. -
pfsnricS: Hui and Bristol, 3D.. Antwerp. @r.d,
Coyl; for orders 2s Cd. picked ports. large ton
mage 2sa2s I'd: cotton to Liverpool per lOl
10 zoo CHARTERS British steamer. : SOC
tons general cargo hence 10 Australia or New
Zealand private terms, December Brlush
stca .ner oT14 tons. same. January. British
steamer 1903 sons New Yog; and Brazil
trade, one round trip. private terms Novem
Der. British steamer. 1896 tons, coal, Noriolh
TO west coast Italy. private terms. November
British steamer, 2.j16 tons same, from NJ
laptic range November December. fHitlsh
steamer. 2.13l tons. same. from virginia De
cemba-. schooner Gil tons cCdl, Philadelphia
10 Fort dc France, private terms: schooner
G31 tons coal. Philadelphia 90 Faiardo, = u,
prIyote terms. schooner GA tons. coal Phila-
deuhia To Jacksonville, private terms; schoon-
en- GJ7 tons dry cypress Brunswick TO Phila-
delphia private terms; schooner, 323 tons coal
Pbiladelphia ta Gloucester private terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11

The No. rs East Seventeen Street Com
pany, controlled by I. Randolph Jacobs
and Everett Jacobs. has sold the new nine
story apartment house at No. lIS to lS
East 10Th street, on a plot 52Xl005 feet
The structure adjoins a row of fiat
houses at the southwest corner Of Third
avenue. 1t was erected from plans by
Rouse & Goldstone who estimated its
cost at $4,000
The site was purchased by the selling
company from Mrs Henrietta NJ. Parker
I'm November. 1912, together with No. 90
Front street. which were given in part
payment for the new twelve story apart
ment house at No. 40 West End avenue.
The Simon Bernheimer estate has sold
for about $1,000 the plot Of four lots at
the northwest corner of Manhattan ave-
nue. and lUSth street The property fronts
iO0.ll feet on Manhattan avenue and I~
feet on 10sth street. II forms the south
erly half Of the block front on Manhattan
avenue. extending TO l09th street. which
was purchased several years ago by MI.
Bernheimer. About a month ago the es-
tate disposed of the northerly half OF the
block 10 the Manhattan Avenue 1heaue
Corporation. which has been conducting
an open air moving picture theatre on the
premises
Ennis & Slnnott have sold No 1871 West
both street a three story dwelling house
on lot 19x1OO feet. TO a client OF u. u.
Scully & Co. who will occupy il.
W. +. Mulvihin has sold for the Adolph
SCheibel estate To an investor No. III
West 96th street five story hathousc. on
plot 3'.3ylO0r feet, near Columbus ave-
nue.. \ reported sale Of this house Two
months ago was not completed.
Grossman g. Phillips have sold for Nor
rs Kashowitz to Morris Fine Nos. and
Hester street. two six story tenement
houses. on plot J0XlOo feet. between elm
ton and Suffolk streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11
NEW MEMBERS OF BOARD.

Membership in the Real Estate Board
OF New York has been granted by the
board OF governors 10 George a, F1eury'
nresident of the United States Title Guar
anty Company. Vincent &. Pope John NJ.
Thompson. Richard Billings, George G..
Boldt. William T. Clare. Lewis Coon,
Fred Dietz, James Elgar, Charles Gulden,
Samuel A. Herzog Nathan Hirsch. Stuard
Hrschman. a. Fillmore Hyde, John ii.
Ives. Samuel H. Jacob. John j. Kennedy,
Klein & Jackson, a. l.. Libman, George
W. Loft, Lowenfeld & Prayer. Cornelius
W. Luyster, Jr., Newell Martin Michael
]. McCauley. Max l.. Meyer William
Oppenheim, Ottinger Bros, John Palmer.
Walter NJ. Pegram. Franklin Petit. the
Podgur Realty Company, Alfred q.
Reeves. NJ. V. Richards, John Richard
son. Edward c. Sheehy, W: p. Silleck,
William q. Strange, Morris Weinsteln and
Moses j. Wolf.