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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recordeo
Yesterday at the Real Estate b1chane'
salesroom, Nos. II and 1s Vesey street:
BY Joseph p. Day.
GRAND BOULEVARD, 8 q cor OF isSd ~. ~,
say.s vacant; executors sale; to % schWarz-
iss3 81. 10 and ~ East. ,. . IS e ,:.. s.
Grand sCus sT: 10 tSo s Iiy ss for
92sTH ST So 100 II e OF Kepler ave, 251lVV,
vacant executors sale: 10 Joseph har''h io'
10Th ST. $, l,5 It OF Katonah ave
,e0xIoO, vacant; executors sale; to Z Bsu-
KEPLER AVE. :. 10 II OF 23sth st, ,5xi ~
vacant; executors sale; to I Barmuh TOT
LIBERTY AVE, cor OF Jefferson ~:
Dongan Hills. staten ISLAND, lzoh"i 49,
cxecutor's sale; estate OF Augustus ~ ha''''
deceased: to Anna II Martin Tor h.wy' ,,oad.
scTJ ST 1s3 West. n - 2Gj.S II W OF BroaH-
way, so9xloO.4. sty tenmt; ADJOURNED "
N TsT TI ST. SO East, :. 2lls It OF % ave.
21xlOO1l. sly tcnmt; 10 John u CcE'e i''
''S STH AVE, 200 to c1o6. 2 cor OF 10th ~:
sallxll0 sty aptmt; to the pIsintih to'
18TH 18TH ST. S57 West e. H. IT Of Meph ,,g
tan ave. lgNlOOl1. sty dwlg: to the p's'n'i''
i'r 'iVV'V' By Bryan L. Kennedy.
18th ST, 253. cor OF Greenwich ave,
20 Gx25.6xl03.3x irreg; sty tehilts VT -,
stores 1pasehoid. executors sale; "std't oi
John Rosenbaum, deceasen' SOU W
r. Benson toI $1,000. ,a,,,a,,c,
OGDEN AVE S W cor at Jet Of AoueduG'
ave. I25xI25X42. sx42s; vacant; sold al pm
vate sale 80 ~ -, "a az.
o5xI06I1: sly tenmt. bid in at Sl2;5oU
sSTH ST, 1888 and 33b East. n $, 90 ~ ,
Of Cd ave, 50xlO2.2; sly mats; snJou'he'
10 4 Tff AVE. 1877, s. % :, OF ssek.tt St
Brooklyn, 26xS0 sty tenmt with stores
o'd as, ~ ST I.2H, >. 900 It Of 1+th ave.
Brooklyn, 1S.sxlOo2; sy dwlg' bid IN AZ
F'' hist ST. IS and 20 West. 5. 235 y
NJ Ienox ave. 3Txa9l1: 6 sty tenmt; sold
to II G Cozzens for $4,000. -.
154Tu ST. IA West, $ =, 15l.lO ~ OF
st Nicholas ave. 1s0Sa'll; sly OWE
BY Henry Brady.
GREENWICH ST. SEQ, " ., 53.s u Of
stores; sold 10 Mayer Levy for $3.50.
Ry Samuel Marx.
10TH ST 1870 East, $, 12o II OF "a
ave 2OxlOO.J: sty tenmt; sold 10 tho p'aih-
tin for t19 900.
By James l.. Wells Company.
BRooME ST, I41. 5. 20 n e OF Ridge 81
oOxtiO sly tenmt and store; SOLD 10 th'
plaintiff for sl3,1Go.
BY Samuel Goldsucker.
117TH ST, 38l West. $. IFS ~ oil
Morningyide Park East. issxl0olii,3 ely
At the Bronx Exchange:
By Samuel Gold,ticker.
CARPENTER AVE. A536 and SOS, =
400 n 8 Of 24Oth st: 3sxiOO. Wakefield. sold
10 the plaintiff for $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21
Manhattan.

ALLEN ST. = lOl.G II Of stanton 81
81 sxNI.G: Morris Apfelbaum TO stella Sheeline.
lSs' ts e a re NSy % attoT EP s sycrs Iu
insurance and Trust Co. 1870 BROADWAY
BROADWAY. Ger Of ltsih st. W H. b.,
BraXhurst Amusement and Building 90 10 F ~.
ence a hlker, Great Neck, Long island' NOV
10. due Nov |. 1882; per cent; $40 Oc
BLEEcKBR ST. 1872. gSxloo Nathan INA w Halt
PI: Nov 10: due. etc. as per bond; $4,000 at,
torney. Title Guarantee and Trust CO. /"
Broadway. os,
MADISON AVE, " =. ~ q Of 18Th s.:
a. 4xe5: Mary o'Neill to Walter deuel..
West :I4th ST; Nov IA (prior mtg Si3o, OOo,
yr, per cent; 5000; attorney. J NJ lD"en-
Oil SLIP, to II. swS Its, 5c: Brook st X
Iyn Terminal Co to Joseph = Grace 81 u a.,
To, Mah LSns IstsoS T aorns Su'
Monroe. ~ Liberty st ,,.,. n., :,
THOMPSON 81 los 251lco Ma Rs' is PD Trs e
per cent: s., 900: attorney. Alfred a sellick-
man, 2i5 Montague st. Brooklyn.
30 AVE, Pas and 2l5o, s. $1,000 $500, De
S %ss so Really ST. S co g Sd Srs
Title Guarantee and Trust 60; l16 Rroad"ay.
9Th AVE. sli. 2oxss; Marie hTsu e, s az
trus: Nov IS; due, etc. as per bond; S42'o9g9
attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co. l'o
pr Sn sT 1913 East. 24.2x1o55: Joseph Goldberg
to jacob wagner $40 East 18th st; N9G oo "
prior mtg s2750ol: due as as per 9onu; '''0''
attorney. Aaron MOTIFS 30 bFnoaauom- 3. I,,,,.-
sTH ST, $40 and 3lS East, 492Xei:o; bstsner
PereIrnan TO sarah Fish. 3ss East sih 81; NOV
10 mtg $50 900; l y. 8 per cent .I:ovo; AZ
o1%sys sT ss ka ss0e!ss sss 81 meHrH
Flicker TO John Monsees, $50 West 10Y, ,t
ct. Nov 90; 3 yrs: $4,000; attorney Charles
Brandt, jr. 90 Nassa1 st. =, =, q, nv. COX
os q. RoyaI r; Moss ct al to Manhattan Saw
ings Bank GA Broadway: Nov due; etc.
as per bond; 100000; attorneys hspaho "
I..r,od,, ga proadway,
os q. Tbeo Yankauuer to Lima strauss -
West i3Tth st: Nov 20 lprior mtg S,2;Ooo1 ;
3 yrs. ois per cent; $500; attorney NJ stein
81 .1 TIL ST. so4 West. 3511oo; John Frusetta
10 Henry Dickele 500 West Vest SPIN 81 Eos
Rauber. is Nassau st. o =,
Nellie LeiLpit TO Joseph Levy, OIL bAst aEoti
st prior mtg S25.oOOD; NOV 10; VT, y pr
cent: $4,000: attorneys hanover % 'a"oNe''
80 Church ct.
HUGHES AVE. =. part lot 20, man
Belmont Village; Cosenzo Building co to
Mary Woods, 800 East 4th st. Brooklyn; NOV
IS. / yr 6 per cent: 100; attorney, Iitie
LINCOLN ST. W $, 1886 II n OF road from,
West Farms TO West Chester, 26.Sxl0O; VIII.
lam II Murphy to Elizabeth II santer, lIe
East End ave; Nov IS: yrs, o. per cent,
81. 900 attorney. Edward Hacker 776 For
est ave
ROAD TO Middleton. $, $50 IT e of
Mapes ave. 5OxI0O: Mary Kane TO west
chester County Brewing Co, Mount vernon
y Y; oct rs: demand, per cent; S2,2Ii:
attorneys Bernstein & Quinn Mount YER
NTH ST. l24 East 5oxl2s: Thomas W
Forster 20 Frank Leslie. 2039 broadway;
Nov 20: yrs; $1,000! attorney Title Guar
IsorH ct, n s. 8sI n " OF Prospect ave.
0elx--; Giosue Gallant TO Flora z Solomon,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21

BRooME ST ia. n cor Willett st C22),
25xS7.6; $50 ct. s, $50 II W Of % ave. 2oh
of Myrtle ave, runs n 2j.lx W 123x l2j TO
beg tBrOoklyn probably error; Solomon kutner
20 Benz Rltner, Moe Kutner, Hannah Solo
mon. Ruth Chambers. Jacob Kutner and Harry
Kutner, 2O6 Martense ST, Brooklyn; Nov IL;
81; attorney, Bernard Chambers. Beekman st.
FULTON ST n Q 5, at e CHI ST, 66Jx
40 2x67. sx44.5: Francis Van Wyck to Eliz. his
wife, Brooklyn. y Y, Dec q, 1903; 81; attor-
FORT WASHINGTON AVE, centre line at
land Vim Libby; VIM Il Carnochan 10 Jonas
N Libbey at Union League Club, New York;
HoUsToN ST. W cor Chrysue st. look
iG4,S; Minsker Realty Co TO Max ID steuer. %
West ssth st mtg $425,OOo: Nov Is; 800; ad-
LEXINGTON AVE. 1910. lG.sxs5 nore-
closure, April 81; Appleton ID Palmer. referee,
20 Townsend Burden. jr. 60 East 18TH st,
adnrr; Oct 81: $500; attorneys. Miller. *, L
& T. so Broadway.
LEXINGTON Ave, e cor 27th st, 24sx6s;
Thompson J Flint ct al to Adele e Flint,
1G4 Madison ave mtg $40. 600; Nov Is; 81: at
toTncys, Halsey & Flint. Fast sd ST.
PROSPECT PL 81 10 80. 5Ox5s; Ernestine
Gardner TO Helen \ Pine. $50 East Goth 81
Cmtg s1i 600: Jan 5; 81; attorney A Gardner,
1876 J., Xington ave
PROSPECT PL. s., e $. 10 SKIS: same to
Oscar i Schlsnmei', ~ Ann ST. Hartford Conn
above.
isT AVE $ e cor lIsth st, Is1lxi5 Joseph
schwartz TO Illinois Surety Co. 1874 South La
sale st. Chicago mtg sl3.ooS; Nov 4: 81; sd-
dress. ) Nassau ST.
sTH AVE. 8. III {, n of 29th ST. 20xiO0;
Moses Klein TO Julie Metzgsr. 3o2 sth ave; q c;
Aug 20: 81 attorneys. Paskus, Cohen & Cor
don, Rector st.
lOTI ST. $50 East 2jI949: Geo Boschen.
exr Wilhelnlina II l. Neyer to Hy Flicker.
49, East Hath ST; Nov -: $1,000: attorney,
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co. 100
Broadway.
18TH ST 1870 1874 East. 74oxs4 Harry A
JacOt 10 Consolidated Gas Co. lot East 18th
81 mig $4,000; June 5; 500: attorneys.
Sherman e. sherman. IS Wall st.
18TH ST. 1875 East. s $ o2xs4: same 70
same: July . slOO: attorneys same az above.
18TH 81, :. 90 II OF Irving Pl. 22xs4.
same TO same mtg. s13.oO0): June 10: 500;
attorneys. same as above
18TH ST, lao East. % 6xs4: same TO same
natg S20SVO); June 10; SlCO: attorneys. same
as above.
31TH ST. 5, 2i5 II OF 10th ave. 25xas o;
Lima strauss 10 Theo fankauer. Far Rocks-
way: Nov 20 tmtg. sl2 OOOl: 81: attorney. Title
Guarantee Trust co. l76 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21
FRISCO FEEDER ISSUES BONDS.

AZ preliminary to increasing its
treckago by 200 miles. the stockholders
OF the San Benito & Rio Grande VAL
ley Railroad arc preparing to issue sio.-
OOeOOO bonds. for the placing of the greater
part of which arrangements are said TO
have been made The new line will serve
as feeder 10 the 81. LOUIS, Brownsville
& Mexico branch OF the Frisco system.
Il Is understood. though nothing could
be learned about the bond issue at the
y riscos local Offices yesterday. 1t will
eridiron the farming country along the
Z. o Grande and will have II spur running
unto the Ignite region vi zapata County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21
BIG WILLIAMSBURG LEASE,

The United Cigar Stores Company mas
leased a triangular block in the Williams
burg section, bounded by Broadway
Lorimer and McKibben streets tniS
property was leased from Ezra b. Iutliu,
PRESIDENT of the Williamsburg SaVlnss
Bank. for a period of fifteen years, a. .
net rental spproximating S'O'Oo LOT inc
The property is composed Of series 1I
two story business buildings, with sin ma J
shops and the structure of the North Side
Bank. All, including the banking ou Tpc
lease was negotiated for both principals
by Louis Strauss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.
Big Rent for Nassau Street Corner
Store.

Msclay & Davies leased for Beck & Nc
Carly space on the southeast corner OF
Nassau and Fulton streets to Horace K.
Daniels for a cigar shop, at the rate oil
S5 "a a square foot per annum.
The Douglas Robinson, Charles 8. Brown
Company leased the four story dwelling
house, 2OXl00.5 feet, at No II West 52d
street, for John ID. Locke, of Washington,
to Henry r. Richardson, of the Richard
son & Boynton Company, for a term oil
five years.
Pease & Gilman leased for the Century
Building Company duplex apartment OF
fourteen rooms and five baths at No. 9yS
Fifth avenue, the north corner OF NSt
street, to Mrs. r. L. Maxwell. The build
ing was recently completed, and all but
two suites are under leases. II is un-
derstood that Mrs. Maxwell pays about
$4,000 year rent
Benjamin Englander has leased to III.
Berger & Co. lofts at No. As to Sc West
3Sth street, containing 10000 square feet:
TO Smith e. Neuer, at Nos. l& and l66
West 18th street; to the Pioneer Ladies
Garment Company, at Nos. l5s and l6O
West 18th street, and at Nos. l35 and l31
West 9th street, to Edelman & Edel-
Edward Margolies leased the store No.
10 East 35th street to Eta Murphy
for three years at 2,00O year: to Grace
800 year. to the Goodman Vienna
Restaurant Company store at No. 10
East 33d street for FIVE years at 5000 a
year, and to Harris & Alexander the
parlor floor No 81 West SD street, for
four years at 5000 a year.
Ames & Co. leased lofts at No. 213 TO
90 West 9th street to the Famous
Players Film Company for a term OF
wears; at Nos 10 and q West G6th street,
TO the Leonard simmons Company; at
Nos. So and 81 West 3lst street. for
Tucker, Speyer & Co, to the Safe and
Ventilating Company and at No. "a West
3lst street, to the Mutual Protective Fur
Manufacturing Company.
Pierre French, importer, leased for a
period OF years the hrst loft in No "a
East 18th street. .. g. Connfelt repre-
scented the principals.
Corn & Co. leased the store and base
ment at No. | East 18th street for the
4. J. crawford Company, and +. & G.
Pnomm, as agents for III. E. c. Glover,
to First & Beirach. for ten years The
premises will be occupied as a restaurant.
The Gould Coupler Company Charles
4. Could president. now at No 3i7 Fifth
avenue. has leased one-half of the sew
enth floor In the large twenty story
building. which Frederick Johnson and
associates are erecting on Madison ave-
nue.. 4lst and 42d streets. The space will
be used for executive Offices and was
leased through Herbert a. Sherman for
five years from May l. 1913. at a rental
aggregating about So0.0OO. The company 5
plant for the manufacture of car couplers
END electric storage batteries at Depew,
\. Y. covers more than ten acres.
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of iossee)
NOVEMBER 20.


BROOK AVE. 521; store. etc; Louisa
ITemmer 20 August Hassirger: 9 yrs from
MAY ]. 1913; $3.50 address. 81 Brook ave.
CANAL ST. l72a: all: Ida Lcvinson u
Moses Price; az yrs from Jan ]. 1915
81 700: address T2i. Canal st.
GREENWICH ST, Ij9. all: - Johns Psrh
Realty Co to Giacomo Ccrihelli and anO;
yrs from Jan l. 1913; $500. address, Milan
Italy.
18TH ST. s 80 II Of 9TH av, 81 6N
1917 TO "Jth st: Henry 4 Cram Corporation
To Six Fast Thirty-ninth street co; 20 .. =
yrs and 10 DAYS from Mag !, 1913: net 81
500. address. . Fast 37th st.
4:D ST. I57 and 159 East; all jacob
Morch. cxr to Michael Gleason: ~ yrs
from Nov ]. 1912; $4,000; address. rs East
l7Tth ~.
nth ST, - West; apartment on 9Th moor
Manhattan square Apartment Association 10
Allied Underwriters, 20 Broad st; % yrs from
Oct |. 1911; tl.GS0
SAME PROPERTY; assign lease; Allied
underwrters TO Frederick Snare: Oct l.
1912: 81: address $50 West 72d ST.
18TH ST. =. go II Z OF 81 AIMS ave
strir, 10x75; Paul Quandt TO Karl Faerberi
. SIC yrs from Nov 10. 1919; o C and 81
address. II Southern Boulevard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21
hno Real Estate
2S NJ ar kQ t
BIC BUILDING FOR LOWER BROADWAY
Reported That American Express Co. Is to Erect Skcraper
-18 Story Structure for Consolidated Gas 20.
ROW. OF AMSTERDAM AVE. TENEMENT HOUSES SOLD

ing, to be erected on the site Of the old
Academy of Music, at No. l7s 10 BS
Montsgue street. The former home OF
opera, now covered with two story ONCE
buildings, was purchased last month by
the Brown Realities. which will erect the
structure at a cost of approximately N''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21
ALTER ATIONS.
NOVEMBER -.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. 2l2s and 2l3o, to q sly store
and aptments: F Bradley 3O3 west iH'n %;
owner; Y T Cornell i25 East 23d 81, architect
$1,000. -.
1ST AVE- $40 10 $50, TO sly p1wer
senberrer tr rs Duane At, architect: $1,000
9TH AVE, W cor 32d ST, 70 an sty Of
ace and stor. bdg: G Hoffman. 100 West 32d 81,
owner: 3 W Levitan, 20 West 3lst ST. aren't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

..ioy ar auction at the exchange sales
room by Adrian II. Muller Son:
70, ,,,der Of Joseph :. schwao. as receiver OF
D' the Mitchell Mining Company.
~ .hsr.s Ia Dicha Mining and smelling Conf
pany ). A; lot, 49,. ''''''''''''' iiTI.
90 shares Wells. Fargo co.,. ...iA' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21

shares Washington Trust Company s,s
80 shares Columbia Shade Cloth Company Al
Is shares Chicago. indianapolis Il Louisvilis
Railway Company preferred ......... .esJ,
30 shares Lord Burnhsm Company com
MN IN
100 shares sylvester Company: lot........g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
NOVEMBER 20.

CROTONA AVE. 2252: Brooklyn Fireproo
Sash and Door Co Inc, ast Sass-Cal Realty
and Construction Co ct al; Sept II, 1917
$50
150TH ST. cor OF Melrose ave: wine,
nina Schmidt AIT Ebing Realty Co ct al
Feb IS, 1912; SAB 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21
ITEMS OF THE STREET,

Foreign interest in the local market
increased somewhat yesterday, LONDON
buying about 500 shares. A few went
10 the Continent, through direct cable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Emma r Cattus. gdn. TO Emma Cattus,
jr; 81
walter Deuel. TO Emanuel hrnstein;
So 200
Ne!ina " Rogers 10 Edward II Rogers;
500
Edward II Rogers 20 United states Mort
gage and Trust Co: 800
Thomas " Ron 20 PHILIP Fchr: $3.50
Henry Hughes 70 Fdw Early; 81 0oo.
@mucl Mast 20 West side Bank, 81
George r. Rumrill 10 Isabelle " Cammann;
81 900
Fanny Klein n Emil W Oppeuhnir: 81
Yale University to Title Guarantee and
Trust Co. So .n01.
Title Guarantee and Trust co 10 Bovery
Savings Bank. 81 500
same to Albert II Ammidovn. trus; $1,000.
Clara 4 Collier TO GeorEctte g Dana; 81
Walter Klngsland 10 German Savings
Bank: s21 900.
EITHER T.cve 10 william Solomon; 81
John Bohnot. g. and anO, cNrs, 10 Sophie
poRgenhurE, trts. $40. 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantee and at
toTn.y)
Interest 3 per cent unless Otherwise stated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21

Brayton Ives, who recently resigned the
presidency Of the Metropolitan Trust
Company, has retired as president of the
American Round Bale Press Company, his
successor In the latter office being Her
bert X. Twitchell. vice-president OF the
Chemical National Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21

Edward I. Graf has sold his seat on the
Consolidated Stock Exchange. which he
had held since May %, 1908, and has
bought New York Stock Exchange
n tmbership.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21
100000 BROOKLYN STRUCTURE.

Plans are in preparation by Emery Roth
for a twelve story store and office build
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21
MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER "a

37TH ST. II East. \ ! Buschmann 60 agt
Charles n Haviland owner: Esse Davis. Ed
win Il Wendell aud Mary 4 wendell contract
ors. SlsJ ~.
18th ST. 5l4 West. Alpha Portland Cement
90 sgt United Electric Light and Power Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21

Dividends have been declared as fol-
lows:
81 Louis. Rocky Mountain and Pacific Com
pany, " per cent on the preferred STOCK pay
able December 81.
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company,
regular quarterly per cent on the preferred
and Il. per cent on the common, both payable
January . -
Cuban American Sugar Company, regular
ousrterly l% per cent on the preferred, pay
able January .. 1870
Reading Company regular quarterly ] per
cent on the second preferred, payable Jshu-
arv q. .-,--
National Transit Company, regular quarterly
as cents a share, payable December 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21
NEW RAILWAY FOR CUBA
$2O,000,O00 Company to De-
veIop Two Provinces.

Dover. Del, Nov. 2o.-The National Rail
WAYS OF Cuba. with capital or S,ooOO
per cent preferred and N6,5Oo,ooo common
stock. was incorporated here to-day by
the United States Corporation Company,
its resident agent. The company has iran
chises from the Cuban government Tor the
construction of about two hundred ana
fifty miles of railway through the prov
inees OF Camaguey and Santa Clara. It's
charter empowers II to grow sugar, con-
struct and operate sugar mills, deal IN
lands and cattle, develop and sell water
supply, construct public works ana holo
stocks OF other companies.
Roland r. Conklin, of New York, who
is a director OF the National Bank or
Cuba and president Of the Havana Tele-
phone Company, is president Of the Ma
tional Railways of Cuba. Among the al"
rectors are Colonel j. NJ. Tarafa, Stanley
J.. Conklin, Lionel Emdin, Howard r.
Wood, Cecil A. Clarke and II. o. Cough
Ian.
The new railway system, Mr.. Conkln
said yesterday at his ONCE In this city,
will be completed and in operation WITHIN
three years. Mr.. Conklin and his ASSOC
ciates have recently acquired two railway
lines traversing the province of CANA
euey from north to south. OF these roads,
which will become part of the Nauonsi
Railways system, the Jucaro and Moron
which Is about forty-two miles long eA-
tends from San Fernando, on the north
coast of Cuba, to Jucaro. on the south
coast. The other line-the Puerto Frincipe
& Nuevitas-which was the first railway
built In Spanish possessions, dating rom
1898, is now in operation from NueVllss
20 Camaguey. and will be'eXtended nity
miles TO Santa Cruz del Sur, on the south
coast
The main line, construction of Whicn
will soon begin. will extend about one
hundred and eighty-hve miles along the
north coast. and will connect Caioarien'
In Santa Clara province, with Nuevitss'
I'm the province of Camaguey. AT Nue.
yitas, which is the only deep water port
on the north coast, between Matanzss
and Nipe. wharves will be constructed
for the accommodation of vessels of thirty
feet draft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21

Including the controlling interest in the
American Sugar Refining Company, 50 per
cent of the holders of the 100000 Ma
tionsl Sugar Refining preferred stock
have agreed to exchange their holdings
for the new issue OF general stock, par
for par.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21

The Sub-Treasury transferred sSoW 10
San Francisco yesterday for account OF
local banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

with Eame md address of purchaser and at
torney.J
NOVEMBER 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21

Thomas wheelwright, president Of the
Virginia Railway and Power Company.
has been elected a director, succeeding
the late william Northrop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21

William Skinner, vice-president OF the
New York. New Haven & Hartford Rail-
road Company. has been added to the
directorate of the American Surety Com
pany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21

Rights on Canadian Pacific. Atlantic
Coast Line and American Brake Shoe and
Foundry stock have been admitted to
trading on the New York Stock Exchange.
J. p. Morgan e. Co. subscription receipts
for first mortgage per cent bonds Of the
Indiana Steel Company and Of the Ma
tior.al Tube Company have been stricken
from the Stock Exchange list.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21

The New York Air Brake Company
yesterday declared quarterly dividend Of
1Is per cent. the first dividend since July
IS. 1911
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21

HUGHES AVENUE-A. II. Levy and
Henry G. Goldman have sold for Rudolph
Simon the plot 229x101 feet st the northeast
corner OF Hughes avenue and Fordham Road
TO the Realty Realization Company, which
gave in exchange No. 500 East t30th street,
six story new law house on plot 3L6xlOO
feet
OGDEN ANENUE-Bryan L. Kennedy has
sold for a client to Daniel Meenan the plot
125x125xS54 feet at the southwest corner Of
Ogden avenue, at the junction OF Aqueduct
avenue. The property was scheduled TO be
sold at auction Yesterday by Mr.. Kennelly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21
SMITHSONIAN :; ;s, ws: s.

Large. light. modern apartments. Z arg :
rooms. elevator, etc: convenient iocatIsn'
best service: low rent. $4,000. Apply prem
Uses. or ROBERT LEVERS. $40 Lenox ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21

The following transactions were recoiueu
yesterday at the Real Estate E1cnahse
salesroom, Nos. II and Is Vesey street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-14

Xet; blazed the way and Taft has made
that way highway
The motto of the Republican oppo-
nents TO the president. the secretsrv
oeclared, was anything to beat Taft
When it was found Impossible" con
unued Mr.. MacVeagh, to make head
way with La Toilette or Cummins be-
cause they failed to touch the national
imagination, the insurgents looked
about again and then thought of ROos-
eVelL This unauthorized, happy-go-
lucky Roosevelt movement is the latest
way to beat Taft It is the new club.
the new bludgeOn. Why they should
wish to beat Taft at all is beyond
reasonable human comprehension. They
don't want to nominate La Toilette or
Cummins or Roosevelt. The anything
to beat Tart movement was begun IS
a vandetts-and il has more or less
Of THAI blood-in-the-eye character still
Unless I an gravely mistaken they
viii find a different man to deal with
In Roosevelt. believe the anything
to teat Tart people viii never succeed
~ cVt nE ROos c--t -. iesd ths;- ftsv
az c. allng with oIs who knows L iii
ties and with a man who has a wealth
Of great things to look after, to cherish
and protect A third term-eyen If a
third term were egitimate-wouId be
Of far less value to him than the IN
dfmmed record Of the two terms he has
served"