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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18
THE COTTON MARKET
Prices Slump, with Occasional
Rallies, Closing Lower.

t,ailish advices in the last few days
as - The probability OF cotton going
above IS cents failed Of their desired
cfc, ON the market yesterday, and most
Of the day trading was quiet. with early
prices easing off under scattering liqui-
dalton. In the afternoon selling became
moro aggressive, with trade interests buy
ing occasionally on the scale down and
ypasmodic covering movements the close
being within two or three points OF the
lowest. and showing net loss for the
day Of 10 10 points. Business seemed
10 reflect an evening up Of speculative ac-
counts for the report Of the Census Blu
reau on ginning, due at the opening on
friday. and for over the year end. South
ern spot markets were unchanged TO lsc
.ower. and the local market dropped 10
points, to 1890. for middling upland.
sales, 200 bales. Local contract prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18
RICH RESIDENTS Of
EAST SIDE ROBBED
J. Macy WiIIets AdvertlSeS for
$1,000 Worth Of IeWelry
Stolen Week Ago.

Tho rich residential section Of the East
side. covered by the East 5lst street ana
the East 67th street police stations mas
been infested by thieves and within the
last ten DAYS robberies have been re-
ported which will reach total amount II
is relieved. Of upward of $4,000.
The most daring came TO light yester-
day through an advertisement inserted In
the morning newspapers by j. Macy Will
l:s. O. real estate operator, whose home
at No - West I'D street was robbed
about week ago Of $4,000 worth OF
iewelry Discouraged by the slow prog
resS made by the private sleuthS ana
central Office men. Mr. Willets inserted
the advertisement in the papers. hoping
to recover the stolen jewelry lie offered
$500 reward and no questions asked for
its recovery.
The list. according to the police. IN
Guides a diamond pin containing twenty
SIX stones. marquise ring of sapphires and
diamonds. a sapphire ring. an opal rlng'
two hairpns containing thirtN-fVe smaIi
diamonds set in each, a barette with SIX
diamonds. one pair of pearl earrings TWO
hoop diamond. a pair of onyx earrings
and several other articles Of lesser value.
Access to the house was gained Oy
means of the sAylight \ hole big enough
TO crawl through Was cut in the glass
and then with the aid Of a rope about
hfty feet long the main hall on the Top
door was reached. Without disturbing
any Of the eight servants asleep on TINS
floor the burglars made their way to the
family's sleeping rooms, on the third moor
and there helped themselves To the Jew
elry which had been worn the night De
fore by its owners. The rope is the only
clew left by the burglars.
A daylight robbery occurred Monday
afternoon in the home of Archibald NJ A.
Pentz. in which a negro threatened TO XIII
Margaret Mccarthy, the cook, win
knife if she made an OutcIy He was
scared away before he could get anything
except some clothing belonging to MIS-
Pentz
Robert \ Chesebrough reported 10 the
,olice of the East 9th street station last
night that his home No. $40 Madison ave-
nue.. was visited by two mysterious per-
sons. who represented themselves ar re-
pair men coming to fix the elevator IN
the house" Being admitted by the but
ler they proceeded to the hasemen'.
whore they opened all the doors.
T., coming suspicious of their actions.
tbc butter tolephoned to the company that
installed the elevator. only to find that
no repair men had been sent from there.
Overhearing the buffers end Of the con-
yersation the men departed without TAX
ING anything of value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18

The following transactions were record
cd Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
-aIosroori, Nos II and 10 Nesey street:
BY Joseph =. Day.
PARK AVE o. cor IAN -. li5.TNS9S
Irrcg. vacant. sold 20 Brown Tor a client
PARk AVE cor i4Gth st. 1l3yl63y
irrcr. fran, bldg and vacant. sold 20 II
Brown for q client FOR $4,000.
PARK AVE =. about - n ~ l'~th
ST. - GNGI 4N2j 10 18th II N2jNluoNlo '' va
cant. sold TO II Brown for thcnt FOR
Park AVE. $3.50 9. go (, g Of I5oth
- 7T5x7IGN2i3 20 PIG East l5Oth 81 x.oN
loONili... frame bldgs and vacant; sold TO
n Brown for client for $4,000.
PARK AVE. 2S62. =. ~ n ~ ~ ION n.
49, Hres sly ~, irsK ~ ,o G'F' S''' 10
l4STH st. 2I5 and 81 East 81. li3.2 n
~ Park ave. 5Oy t08j. sly tennis, sold
% r. Brown FOR a client To- <li. 500
ptRK AVE. % $. about 90 n ~ iG.d -.
Gg.s1I3S.9S irres. vacant, sold n r Brown
fpr r. client FOR SJ.uO".
ilNTH ST. 212 East. = q. l32.2 n or
rnrk ave. 25vIoo. vacant. sold to r. Brown
for client for 81 600
CENTRAL PARK AVE . cor Palmer
aye. Youkers vacant plot ~ about siN
smith. sold 20 Ennis & sinnot and II @
Lehman FOR $500.
MADISON AvE. lIie and i7is. " cor
sold r.. tho plaintiff for s7l.3oG.
ta7Tu Sr. III and I1G East q. ll5 n
o. 81 park ave 25Ngq - . . sly dwlgs. sold
TO Tho plaintiff for $500
ig7TH ST. liz East =. 90 n ~ Park
ave 25xqp II. stv frame dwlg. sold TO
Tho plaintiff for $500.
~ g. II. Mayors
PINE ST. -. s s. - n ~ ~ Water 81.
20 tNiu2. . sty loft and store bldg: sold
10 iho pialntin FOR St5,3%S.
iOIsT ST. 327 West. n = 30 II ~ West
End ave. 2GNiOOll. sty dwig, adjourned
sine Die.
~ Samuel GoldstiCker.
aSTH ST. 3l6 East. - about 300 It OK "a
ave 9l2x irrcg. sty tcnmt and stores, al
iournel 10 January :.
18TH tT. ~ East :. $50 n ~ 20 ave-
2JN1D1l ; sly ,enmt; adjourned 70 January
~
Ey Herbert 4. sherman.
COLONIAL PARKWAY. " cor 1884 At. TX
700. Il sty apt house, adjourned 10 December ~
rs u. r. Ingraham & co.
12isT ST. 2a5 East, 2. 215 n Of 81 ava
95xIul 10 4 stv tcumt and stores AMI sly
rear tenmt. sold To- the plantin fnr $1,000
Bronx Exchange:
by Joscrh r. Day.
80 AVE 1902. q g. 2G7 II n Of lIoth st, OK
100 ; sty brk tonmt and stores. sold to ne
plaintiff for $1,000.
81 AVE. 37l2. o 8. 1861 n n OF l70th 81
2GSIO =, sty tenmt and stores. sold 10 the
3D AVE. 37ii. = s. 1877 n NJ l7oth ST.
2GXiOO sty tcnmt and stores; sold 20 the
plaintiff for $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18

IN nick. Prince 4 Flanders. 1l9 Broadway.
PLOT at city Island. it' s con ADJ lana
1I5N 80. Henry Booth to Mary {. Roe
DER 81 Bay 81. city Island. Dec y, - AZ
torncy Charles = Hailock. 800 East lNotu 81.
SANE PROPERTY. Mary kocder To
Charles y Halock, 2070 Honeywell ave-
Dec y. 500. attorney. SANE
ROBBINS AVE, o. cor i39th st. @o'-- 10
Southern Boulevard 23l 10 2%Sth 81 y o.
70 ave 2oi1 TO beg. Louis Bernstein 60
to Ebling 90, go st AIMS ave 'mts
S35.0oOD; Dec -. 81; attorney, Lazy ets
SAME PROPERTY. Berncy Realty 90 10
sam" (mtg $4,000; Dec l6; 81 attornS'
same.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. ". s. tI21l fl
Of Home ST. 25xlOO: James 9 Gaituey 10
j g Gafney Construction co, las Ili,aat
st t., ,mts 5000 De- Pee -; 500 '''''"'S b.
Trinity AVE W 5. 30 # Of iGith st.
5oxloo. Geoaage Renhardt TO the Ro6 .Gii
So. OOO). 500; attorney, Title Guarantee
and Trust 60, 176 Broadway.
WEBSTER AVE. n W cor Klnss 9Sil,nIe
Isaac to Maurice Bril-, 100 Eat Goth st
Is part (mtg $4,000; Aug; 81 attOc,
ney Title Guarantee and Trust CO. 40
SANE PROPERTY; Maurice Brill to Ar
thur VI Murphy, 1900 Arthur ave NnJs
So. oOoD Dec IS; 500, attorney same.
Place. 45.Iix90: Central Trust Co. trus, to
Henrietta higher. 130 West 18th st; Dec II.
500. attorney, Title Qua 'antce ana trust o.
l1G Broadway
SAME PROPERTY. Henrietta higher 10
Manderlin Building CO. 1862 Webster Ave.
Dec Il Ontg $4,000; 81; attorney, Title hudi
antee and Trust co, l76 Broadway
WEST y Lot SIS, map Wakefield; William
Ringelstein 20 Georg Hauser l4O2 - Law
renee ave. Nov I; 800, attorney Chdrles II
Baechler 1926 Walker ave. ,,,,oo
l3sTH ST. cor Cypress ave. J. llN-p 20
18th st; Otto SartOrius and auo TO constant"
Wagner, 80l Beech Terrace, Dec =, N1'V". -.
torney. Title Guarantee and Trust CO. 40
Broadway. o
13sTH ST. s :. $50 II " % Home ave. lux
200 20 18Th st; same 10 same, Zee L.
$50. 900: attorney. same as above. go.
l4GTH r. 53J East 25XlOO; Henry Schm''t
to Congregation Tamud Thora Beth Avfohon.
go EAST IiGth ~ mtg $1,000: Dec Is. 500.
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust CO. 40
Broadway ,-
f5iST So. s = $50 II q ~ Robbins ave- -'N
100: Harris Resented 20 Ida Rosenteii. 200
East l5lst 81; Dec - untg S3,'0V' >lV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18
LOST ALL WITH WlSNER
Witness Testifies That Oil
Stocks Ruined Him.

Tnnerved and broken down By his eN-
perience with mining stocks, c. y. john
son, Of Rockland, H.. told yesterday at
the trial of 4. l.. Wisner and John j.
Meyers how he not only lost all his ready
cash. but decided away his house TO buy
stock in the Wisner promotions that had
been held out to him as absolutely safe
investments.
After investing nearly $1,000 he and his
family were left stranded. He went to
Movers. demanding some Of the promised
dividends Meyers told him that the Sc
curties were good and it was question
Of a short time only when returns on them
would begin 10 come in. Meanwhile he
offered Johnson 81 a day for living eX-
penses. and the money was paid for a
short time, until the company went into
bankruptcy.
After he had put all his money into
stocks he was persuaded to exchange
them for gold bonds in the Wisner COM
ranics. Johnson said. The first coupon
QUO ON the bonds was cashed, he added,
but after that the interest on the bonds
was defaulted. He thereupon went to see
Me. CiS, III Sdiu, WIN oSoNi VI 'iA'i' '''''N
the bonds were perfectly good.
johnson decided to visit the wells of the
California Diamond Oil Company, but the
superintendent refused TO let him see the
wells
Others who lost money in the Wisner
promotions testified to losses. and dozens
more are in readiness to appear for the
government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18
INDiCTS CENTRAL OFFICIAL
Christensen and Three Roads
Accused of Relating.

Chicago. Dec. John Christensen.
vico-prcsident Of the New York Central
lines. and three subsidiary railroads Of
the system were Indicated by the federal
grand jury late to-day charged with hav-
ing given rebates Of $50. 600 10 the O'Gara
Coal Company. The Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern, tho Big -Four and the
Chicago. Indiana & Southern railroads
are named in the Indictment
Indictments previously returned against
Thomas OGara. head Of the coal COM
pany. and the three railroads charge that
certain payments were made outright as
rebates.
The phase Of the case involving the re-
ported ownership of stock in the O'Gara
company by certain New York Central
officials is not covered by the indict-
ments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Carstein & Llnnekin leased in No. POI to
81 Fourth avenue, space to Max " ""i-
lam Greene. William Stursberg SchelI X
Co, the Smith Wooden Company me-
the Martin Manufacturing company
also at No. ij6 To 100 Fourth avenue part
of a floor to John Harrison ana III con-
nectIon with Horace :. Ely ~ Co,
loft AT No ~ To 80 East l3th street, 10
shift. Harrison * Shiif. lott At NJ. -o'
West street for T.. j. Carlin. ana lolt ~
the southwest corner of Fourth avenue
and 3lst street. .... hun.
leased the third floor IN nos. - anu -
west 9th street to Levy * conn, anu o VI
tenth floor I'm Nos. - and Il West 5Sth
street, To Sigmund Rubin * co. Tor
Wilham VOLTS Son. with Peter $. Get
tell. leased TO Deutsch Brothers th9
northeast corner Of I'D street ana lhliu
avenue for a term Of years.
The J. &. Einstein Company leased tne
top loft at No. 1873 to l52 West 2.th street
TO Booth. Bergman * SumberB. the Top
loft al No lOi to lOS West 9TH street. 10
Schulman Brothers; the eighth Tort az 40.
Is Fifth avenue. To kieinDethtr nd'n,
the top loft at 40. - East 9TH street 10
the Progress TucklnG Company ana tne
ton loft at No. 4l3 West broadway 10
the Equitable Chandelier COMPANY,
The julius Friend, Eu"dIu VI L."
Company leased the store. basement anu
sub-ha scment at No. 10 Wayerley Place %
James \ Chaplin 4 co.
NJ a. +. Hess leased 10 Lyman Levin
the third loft at No. III To 1853 West 231th
street. the second lott at Nos. 80 ana ~
West 18th street. Ia Louis TuroH. the
fourth loft at No. y East 9th street To
Drachman. Ball ~ Green. the fourth loIt
At N,s ~ ana - 2lth street, 10 Philip
MochkoWsky n Son. the third lott At 40
- Wet nth street 10 Meister, Murdoch
n co. the fourth loft at Nos. l12 and ~
West ed street. 10 the Manhattan Gar
ment Company: the seventh lott AT 80.
90 West 10Th street. to Abraham Levy,
the fourth loft M No. l5l Spring street. 20
the Norma Dress Company. and the thlri
floor at 80 y East 10Th street 10 Ira
Schneider.
fiuberth & Gabcl rented with j. Arthur
Fischer for term OF years tn" four
story building 40 20 West i2d street 20
Multerer & BoWiu
The Ward estate leased 90 Danton
Fonso IN" moving picture theatre at the
corner Of ls6th street and WASHINGTON
avenue. and a vacant lot lroXlcp feet, adj
Joining. Cor a long term Of years. The
lessee will build an open air theatre on
the vacant plot. seating 300 persons.
Steingut x 60. negotiated the transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

COLUMBUS AVE. 1G: mtg on ease. cic:
April II. l'l2, Aaron Chniz m Philip
SAME PROPERTY; July 3. 1910; sam,
80 same: $3.50
CHURCH ST. w cor walker s.. 75xia:
Lispeuard 81. % :. - n w N ChgIeh 81. 2jy
estate Anthony Lispenard. 25yGo. Feb Is.
1911. Justine @. George o. Edgar ! ard
Ethel j Scheel 10 Lillian L. Baron. 100:
attorneys. Wells p ~nedeker - Nassau >.
same To- same. Loo: attorneys. same
SAME PROPERTY March g.. 800:
Same 10 same. $4,000; attorneys. same.
'front.' ST BOO cor Monteon.
nor. i0V7o. Dec 1G 1902: Fredorics OBJ.
Nichol1s - R,brcne: So 900. 1,ior
Title Guarantee ard Trust co. no Broad.
GorRcK ST. 1871. 25yloo. Nov 4, lsq:
Abrm. and Esther ParrlmaH t' Malcolm
Macka' and auo. "Nrs. S2G.nuJ, attorney,
LAWYERS Title Insurance and lrus, co. i5J
LEXINGTON AVE. q cor llS,b ST. s7sI
1oo.if. Dec Il. 1907. Adolf and Fanny
Mandel to Frederic do Foster, i Wall =;
XoRTH MOORE ST. .. being Tor 2o7. map
hv charles Lass. - ks 2X23 SX75.3, June
:. 1911. Frederic \ and clara " Tanner %
yers Title Insurance and Trust 90, 100
Broadway.
VANDAN ST. " cor Va-ick 81. 5oxlOo;
Feb =, 1871; william Thompson ct al 20 Ma
tiidq Apologize. Sl7.c0O; address. Mon
mouth Road. Long Branch. y j.
9TH AVE = - ~ ~ 81 12Ith 81,
2LllNl0u. June ~, 1897; william VI Gosd-
hr {" Columbia En.ckorhOcksr Trust co;
$4,000: attorneys. Davies. Auerbach. Cor
nell x Barry. - Nassau -.
18TH SIT. s. 800 n = of 5'h ave. 2oe
1880. Aug 20. 1902, Katherine ProchaEst
90 Metropolitan Savings Bank; $4,000; st'
tornevs. 4 = a " Tutchins. go Wall IT.
'lSr ST. i3I West, 2l2V9S.3, Nov g, 1907
Thomas i and Mary Alden 20 the Bart
81 York.
torrevs. Strong 4 Cadwalader. 20 Wall a..
22D ST. $. 219.2 n Of I'm ave. 2olos
9S.a: 22d -. 1876 and 14s West =. 20l0s
$50: Dec l8. 1907; Agnes Lynch 70 Herr
mann n Caumaun and ano, eSrs and tru't
$4,000; attorney John Fenton. IL Mas
sau 81.
March 9, 1903. Michael Tulv to Mergars, v
Tully; $4,000 attorney LAWYERS Title IN
suranca GO. 1G0 Broadway.
4irH ST, $50 West 2jY10o r; March =.
1911: Anna r ellison 20 Winifred Ksltsn'
bach; $4,000. attorney Title Insurance To-
49, Broadway.
l32 TO Ccziue farm % * t2pti
e. -. 56th 81 5, lIj y " or I'm Az.
252Xl29 lx25Vl 26.3; Nav IL, 1871 John
Dol9n 10 Robert winthrop 'han'r; s3g..
attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust o. ~
s6TH 81. :. 1879 It 2 of an ave. cTxlo2:;
Dec Q. 1880. John Malloy 70 VIM rt.inksnt
exr; $500; attoneq, Title Guarantees am
Trust 60, 10 broadway.
ll8TH 81 822 West. t6sxloo.it Nov =
1907: Gustav Zimmerman 10 North American
Mortgage Co: $4,000; attorneys, Holmes IA
pailo a. Kennedy. CG Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY. Nov ;. 1901; same ~
Francis VI Jencks. $500. attorney, Ciarenc'
l. Westoott. 100 Broadway.
llSTH ST. s. Ga n e ~ Lexington Az
25NlO0 II: June . 1905: Adolf and rahn.
Msndel 10 EmSrant Industrial Savings BahG
SS eco: attorneys, II 4 l. O'Gorman, o.
Chambers st. -.
t22D IT. n 8, 90 y Of Lexington ave. 5Lf
1co1l: Dec IT, 1898; lily T and Cath Booth I"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18
RECORDED LEASES.
,wl,h name an address OF lcssce.l


CnOTONA AVE. 2O62; store. etc: Kosmus
GurbIngcr and ano ia John Ramstock: lis
from Jan l. 1918; 500, address. 2323 CAM
brellcng ave. -. f
Fleischmann To Aaron Chmitz. yrs mos
from Dec I, 1912; $4,000. address, ~ West
Gsth IT.
yrs rom May /. 1912; Sl,020; address, ~
Ur-DSON ST ia. = T. q l0X1J: all; VIM r.
Ficll and ano 10 Max t'lnaun: 10 yrs from
Nav / 1919. Il. 600. address. II West ll0th St
VINfNGTON 81. part 1913. " cor Ridge St;
store and Fart basement. Fannie Duhrowsky et
IA ., Neal Goodman; yrs from May /. 1913;
a $50. address, iGJ Rivington 81.
WALKER AVE-. 1853; store, etc. Theo II
bricud 10 Henry Feronv and ano: yrs from
Dec H.. 1872. $500: address, sJ6 Morris Park
ave.
80 AVE iIIJ: store and basement; Johanna
Guiterman and ano to Franz kibbe. yrs .
mos from Dec 10. 1912. 10 sept 20 1922. S2I,-
.rn. address iO3 Hudson st. Hoboken, !.
.rU AVE. ~. q cor 56th st; store and
basement. 10 Fifth Avenue 60 10 Renault
Frc-cs selling Branch. Inc: ~ yrs from Jan l.
1gtl. Sts0fO address. 21i West 65th st
SEP ST 80 East: part ground floor. Pincus
+ Erstein 10 Louis Albert. yrs from Aug 10
IaIo. 5000. al lrcss 49, East s2d 81
iiiTH 81. 2l2 East: all VIM + Ransom to
Ninccnzo Marine. yrs mos from May l.,
toi2. 81 OeO: address 2i2 East ilIth st.
IlTH 81 PA East: all; VIM + Ransom 10
yInconzo Marine: yrs mos from May l.
loi3. 81 OsO: address 2l2 East lllth 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18
SUNDAY BOOMING NO CRIME
Omission of Noise Makes Land
Allurements Lawful.

Albany. Dec. Ito invite public at
tcntion on sunday TO a proposed sale Of
lands Is no crime, I'm the opinion Of the
Court Of Appeals whore It has not been
shown that "a concourse had been at
tracted with accomplishments Of a noisy
character or that there had been am Of
fering at public auction"
The court to-day ordered Thomas Dun
ford IN agent 81 land Development
company interested in property 10 the
Borough Of Richmond, discharged. lie
had been convicted Of violating the penal
Law relating To SUNDAY traffic for having
tried TO induce = detective who was
aboard a chartered car Of homcscekers
Of which Dunford was i'm charge to pur-
chase a lot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18

Liverpool cables Spot. fair business doin-:
sales 5000 bales: speculation and export /
700: American, 1000: imports. 5000, Ameri-
can. 42Oo0 Middlng apland. 7lsd Futures
opened steady at point decline: closed steady
at 1Q2 points avanee December, 69i; De
er-january. 6s9hd; January-February.
& IS i'd: February-MArch. 6Ssd: Nsrch-April.
6.s7d: April-May, 6;sGd: Msy-June, esd;
June July. 6.S3hd; July-August' 6sld; Au-
e,ts,-Sepfember 671d: September October.
& I'D; october November. 6.fGd. Manchester--
Yarns arm; cloths fair business doing
New Orleans Dec. 17.--The cotton futures
market was sustained for the fret half hour
bere to-day by bull support prices after the call
being 10 points UP, but this support was
MOI In evidence through dun morning. and
In the afternoon increased offerings depressed
prices 20 steady close ri net decline or
g 10 ~ points 'fie Cotton Exchange VIII he
closed only on Christmas and New year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18
LOANS ON PROPERTY.

Smith & Phelps have placed for the
D'Andrca Construction Company a build
ing loan OF $4,000 for the purpose Of
erecting three five story ilathouses on
plot 75El30 feet situated on the west side
OF trotOua aNcuue. beginning 20 feet
South of lS%th street and extending
through 30 Beaumont avenue. These
brokers have also placed loans Of slS.1J
on Other properties ranging from $3.50 TO
& til
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18
NEW LACKAWANNA STOCK
Amount To Be Put Out in Near
Future Said To Be About 100000

According to Wall street reports di-
rectors OF the Delaware. Iackawanna &
Western Railroad Company are planning
TO provide. at the regular meeting OF the
board on December ~. for the issuance
Of certain portion of the Sl2,0c0O0 stock
authorized by stockholders at the com
panYS annual meeting last February. II
is said that the new issue viii probably
be 100000 authorized
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18
NEWPORT VILLA SOLD.

pcBlois & Eldridsc have rented for the
estate Of George Henry Warren their
y lla on Management Avenue and clay
street, Ncwpcit, Il. l., To j. +. \. Clark,
If New York. Tor the season Of 1918
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18
$4,000 BROOKLYN APARTMENTS.

shampan e Shampan. architects. are
preparing plans for two four story. high
class apartment buildings. TO he erected
ON tho site known as the west side OF
ocean avenue. 10 feet north OF Beverly
Road. ON plot i3oxl3l feet. to cost $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18
APARTMENT HOUSES IN SD ST. SOLD
Estate Of Peter Cook Dsposes of Two Five Story Structures
Between Lexington and Third Avenues.


place at Newport. r. l.. on the corner
of Bellevue and Parker avenues, known
as Arleigh, To James +. Haggln, oil Ne"
York for the season Of 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Dec 1T.--Wheat to-day advanced.
owing largely to dsquict concerning The
European war situation. The market closed
firm. 70 TO nc up. Latest trading left corn
sc 10 sc down. oats unchanged to isdAc
higher and provisions varying from last
nights level TO 12izc decline. Range Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18
EXPORTS OF APPLES.

Exports OF apples from United states
and Canadian ports for the week ended
December II. furnished 10 The Tribune
By Lunham 4 Moore. Produce Exchange
freight brokers boxes are counted as
three 10 the barrel and totals given in
harrelg).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18
LEASES NEWPORT ESTATE.

DeBioig & EldridSc have leased for
Mrs. II. Ruthven Pratt of England. her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address Of grantee and at
tOrucyD
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18
ITEMS CT WALL STREET

Foreign trading Yesterday in the loc7.
market was on the buying side. Lonio"
bought about 20tOo shares ON balance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

twfib name and address Of purchaser and
attorney.)
Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18

AMSTERDAM AVE. . 3oll n of
i5sth Il, l-oN10O. Sophie Singer 10 Samuel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18
IN HE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
cd Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
Salcsroori, Nos II and 10 \esey street:
BY Joseph i. Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18

Dividends have been declared as ioI-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18
OUR Alb CURES OULLNESs
Harvard Professor Comments on Us
Effect Upon EnsIsh
stock.

San Francisco The American
Mind" was the subject chosen BY bliss
Perry OF Harvard university Tor the
arst or the early lectures delivered
In the University OF California
There is no question" he said
that there are prevalent atmospheric
conditions IN this country which pro
ducs In settlers OF English stock
marked changes IN physique. A men
tai differentiation Is no less pro
uounced. No adjective has bssn more
often applied 70 the Anglo-Saxon than
the word dull The American mind
has been accused OF ignorance, super
nciaiity. levity and common plaeensSs'
but never OF dullness.
American inexperienee has PRO
5ueed amAteurishness and reckless
ness. Sometimes. however. this nation
. Al unsophistication has proved to o
the secret or freshness and Of toree
I Plenty Of our people love 70 gamble OF
anything rather than 80 10 the bottom
OF the facts. They would rather sDecI
late than know"