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New-York tribune., 1912-11-15
U. S. MOTOR DEPOSITS
Extension of Time Until Decem'
her 9 Granted to Creditors.

The reorganization committee OF the
United States Motor Company announces
that in order TO enable creditors whose
claims have not yet been deposited u
participate I'm the reorganization pan
the time for making deposits OF adu'-
,tonaI debentures. notes and claims WIN
out penalty has been extended to the close
of business December 9. More than "
ner cent Of the Indebtedness of the motor
concern and its affiliated companies mas
been deposited
Holders of certificates Of deposit repre-
eentinR preferred and common STOCK Vi
thA motor company and of the Coiunoid
Motor Car Company are required 10 pay
before the close Of business December
a. ~ on each share of their STOCK "hlch
will constitute the second instalment Oh
10 per cent Considerable stock mas a.
ready been deposited.
Holders OF preferred and common STOCK
of the United States Motor Company ana
1be Columbia company may become par
ties 10 the plan by depositing their GER
t,acates before the date indicated ana Ut
the same time paying on each share de-
nosited the sum OF s. z, as the first IN
attainment Of 10 per cent and interest ana
tbe further sum Of 50 40, representing the
second 10 per cent instalment. The zen
tral Trust Company is the deposiIarS'
New-York tribune., 1912-11-15
The Bronx.
All AVENUE-C. ~ Shut
- ggt. VIvaxA .kx aos,f bvye
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

The Cross g. Brown Company has
leased for Peller, Davis e. Co. the store
basement and first loft In No. 3S3 Fifth
avenue, for twenty years, 10 the Schran
Confectionery Company, and the top loft
to a photographer, at rentals aggregatng
S65O,0OO The candy company is one OF
the first tenants Of the Burton property
recently leased TO Lord & Taylor, to re-
locate on Fifth avenue.
Earle e. Calhoun leased for the Ogden
Goelet estate No. 34S Fourth avenue, be-
tween East 18th and 26th streets, to a
client for twenty years. The building will
be altered for use as a high class res
taurant
Pease & Gilman have leased for Ber-
nard Kreizer, for long term OF years, 70
J. Schoch, proprietor Of the Beaver EN-
change Lunch, the store, basement ana
sub-basement at No 81 Chambers street
After extensive alterations the premises
will be opened and occupied for restau-
rant purposes
Post & Reese have leased No. II East
9th street for the estate Of j. b. Bloom
ingdale, to Wyllys Terry, and No. sol
Hawes, to George NJ. Gardiner.
Fink Brothers have taken twenty-one-
year lease Of the premises at No. 40 East
18th street from the Mon Realty Com
pany which bought the lease recently
from z. A. Turner The Messrs. Fink
will occupy the building as a cafe and
restaurant.
Frederick Fox G. Co have leased for
the 10Th Street Realty Company lofts
containing 10000 square feet of space in
their new building now in course OF CON
struction at No lis TO l23 West 18th
Street. The lessees are NJ. g. Il. Good
man, the Little Duchess Dress Company
and the Crescent Manufacturing Com
pany. 80
leased for the r. W. Benner Company 10
the United Coke and Gas Company the
entire seventh floor in the All Light Build
ing, at Church and Liberty streets, for
long term OF years. subject to immediate
occupancy. The rental pald is ABOUT
IS 900 per annum.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-15
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Louis Ettinger 10 Selma l. Levy; 81.
Central Mortgage Co to Title Guarantee and
Trust Co; 800.
Max Hirsch 10 John Bell Co; 81.
Rachel Solow TO Nathan Kirsh; $1,000
Peyton Coles ct al exrs, to Peyton s
Coles ct al. trustes; 5000.
Same as trustees to Edmund Mackenzie,
trustea: 81.
Henry Burfeind to Magdslsna Burfeind; g.
Manhattan Mortgage Co TO Robert Carter;
$1,000.
Patrick Sullivan to Raymond % q
assts); 81.
Robert Goelet to Mary Goelet; $4,000
Same 10 Mary Rosburghe; S55, 900.
Lawyers Mortgage Co 20 Cheeyer N Ely et
a., trustees; $4,000,
Same to Alfred Scott: 5000.
Edward r Black 10 Deutscher Fruuen Yerein
Zur Unterstutzung Hulfshedarftiger Wittven
Waesen und Kranken; $4,000.
Title Guarantee and Trust co 70 Phinp
Weinberg and ano; $50, 600.
Max Rosenwald and ano 10 Samuel p dold-
man: 81 800.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Dry DOCK
Savings Institution; $4,000.
Eduitable Life Assurance Society TO rector,
etc. Church Of the Incarnation; s22, coo.
Isidore Karver 20 German Savings BANK
$4,000
Manhattan Mortgage CO to Dennis o'Neill'
5000
Eugene ] Busher 10 Edward Muller: 81
Mary r CLARK to Bernhard Mayer; sl2 2ol.
Harris Mandelbsum to Michael II Eisman'
500.
state Bank 10 RAY Miller: 81.
Alfred . Elsar and ano 10 Mary Ferrs'
Hyman Adelstein 10 Abraham Iworsky; 81.
state Bank to Hymau Adelstein; 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-15
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate FIX
change salesroom, Nos. IA ana 10 Nesey
street:
BY Joseph p. Day.
sOTH ST. 1923 West, n 9, 241 It II " OF West
End ave. 324x196x irreg; sty dwg: sold 10
the plaintiff for $4,000.
nth ST. us TO 722 East 3. I'll ~ OF
Dry Dock st, 62lx1xTb.5; three sly iott anu
store bdgs; sold TO the plaintih for S2o'ooo'
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
lsT AVE. ls45 and 1871, $. 40i1 II o,
Tooth 81, @orIOO: o sty tennt and stores; solu
to the plaintiff for s2s,oOV'
BY NJ j. Phillips & Co.
IBID ST. 4Oe East. 8 s, 1855 II OF LIST ave.
o. 6xiOO II: 4 atty tenmt. sold to the plaintlH
By s. De walItearss.
1i1TH ST, rs 70 70 East, e. 1os n OF
Park ave, 10 ex1oo. II, 8 sty tenmt and stores
sold 10 the plaintiff for $4,000.
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph p Day.
l74TH ST, t5l EAST n 4 100 II OK PaIk
ave, 60x10o. 2 sty dvg: sold to " kAppe''
BY Henry Brady.
LoNGwooD AVE- s79 to ss1. cor
Hewitt Pl, l<T1l2l 2Is45x1o0. three sy
tennis. stores on corner; sold to the piaintin
for Si6s0o0.
BY Samuel Goldsticker.
OLINyu.LE AVE- s61b, = ia2e n OF
2i8th st. 27.srloo; sold TO the phintin Tor
So 900.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-15
GLOVER LEAFS POOR YEAR
shonts Argues for Higher Rates
TO Meet Labor Expenses.

The report Of the Toledo, st. Louis q
Western Railroad Company Cthe clover
Leaf road for the fiscal year enoeo
Tune 30 last shows a fairly large increase
IN gross earnings and small one in net
with a deficit before dividends Of $5.92S'
which compares with a surplus OF larger
amount In the preceding year.
Total operating revenue was S,S65'z29'
against sS.77.677 in 1911; operating ex-
penses and taxes were S2s45,4Ol, Increase
ST.. .Ss6 and net operating income was
S019.s s2s an increase of 2l.n6. Total IN
come was H,143,296, q decrease OF S5l, ,25l.
peducting charges for hire of equipment
rentals, etc. which aggregated s2n, ,lOs, or
S.. .I4 more than in 1911, and interest ana
other charges, amounting TO S99S,l15, there
was shown a deficit for the year OF S5,-
s1s. comparing with a surplus Of S27H
for the preceding year The dividends
maid on the preferred stock were N99, ,052.
comparing with $39S,1o4 in the preceding
fiscal year; the final deficit being s254, $50,
against S325,So7.
The balance sheet as Of June 80, 1873.
shows cash on hand, $S95,5s1; working as
sets, S.044,Oe1: working liabilities, H,654.-
,l2: profit and loss surplus, 2,6H.440, and
total assets and liabilities, S53,2OA.S9o
In commenting on the causes OF the in
creased expenses, President Shonts says;
notwithstanding very substantial in
creases have been granted to employees
generally. the unrest in labor circles and
the competition Of labor crafts in various
sections of the country as 10 which can
make the best arrangements still exist
and their demands are constantly before
us In some form. 1t Is a question how
So1lr MANAGEMENT shall meet the In
creased expenses due to increased wages
and other causes, and at the same time
serve the public in the manner demanded
and expected, and also maintain the prop
erty in the way it should be kept, unless
proportionate te advances can be obtained in
rates of transportation TO offset the in
crease in cost of operation. No business
can be conducted 10 best results II Its
managers are prevented from deciding
what they will pay for material needed in
prosecuting il and what they will receive
for it's product. Labor organizations seek
20 control the cost OF railroad operations
and government officials determine the
income derived from the operations.
III addition to the foregoing, many
operating difficulties were encountered
during the year, due to the activity Of
state and federal commissions and the
conditions of service stipulated In agree
ments with various labor unions, and
commissions with supervisory powers di-
rect. which resulted in increased cost of
operation.
To illustrate: Federal legislation and
the requirements Of state executives re-
lating TO safety devices and the hours of
service of train operators, dispatchers and
switchmep have very materially in
creased operating costs.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-15
SOUTHWEST PROSPERING
Conditions Excellent in Cotton
Belts Territory.

FIJI. Britton, president Of the St LOUIS
northwestern Railway Company VINO Is
In New York. said yesterday that ouSl-
ness conditions in the Cotton Belt ter
ritory were excellent. No serious car
shortage had occurred. he continued, al
though some trouble had been caused oS
delay in return of cars from foreign hheS'
Asked when the Cotton Belt would eA-
tsnd It's line to the Gulf of Mexico ne
answered:
That Is coming, but il is not imnllhen ~, !, !,
Eventually we will have 10 build 70 tlS
Gulf or 10 Houston, from whlch laIte5
point we could secure trachaSe anu
Terminal rights into Galveston .,..
As soon as We see the necessity OIL @ @ti.ls
extension We will build IT, II VIII requlTT,
onIy 100 miles of construction ana VIII
cost about so5 900 a mile. The Panama
Canal, however, will not change the cur a.
rent of traffic in a day or a Week. anu anu ~ -;
the meantime a better sentiment lo"aru
CORPORATIONS is growing up in Texas.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-15
REALTY NOTES.

Mrs. Alice Hoffman Is the real pur-
chaser of the four story dwelling mousse
No. II East 54th street, sold recently oy
Mrs. Mary NJ. Sherman. Title 10 the
property was taken yesterday IN the
name OF Leon r. Jillson. Mrs. Holman
will occupy the house. The house ad-
joins the Drexel and Rockefeller homes.
Alexander selkin negotiated the recent
sale of No. 81 to so5 East l6oth street,
a. 7x77.s feet, to Wolf Burland. who VIII
erect an apartment house on the site.
Arthur II. Cohen was associated with
George r. Read g. Co. in the recently re-
ported lease of the store and basement
at the corner Of John and Nassau streets
10 La Duval for q term OF years.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-15
SUBURBAN SALES.

A strip OF land feet aud inches In
width. extending back 100 feet. on the
west side Of South Broadway, Yonkers,
Margaret X Douglas The strip lies 100
feet north Of Ludlow street. and was
secured for an adjoining owner, who paid
at the rate Of $3.50 running foot for II.
Irving s. Fischel has sold for Henry
Prince his home at Arverne on Rcming-
ton avenue. adjoining the Arverne Hotel.
1t is an eighteen room dwelling house. on
plot 60xloO feet. formerly part Of the
Arverne Hotel property recently sold at
auction BY Joseph p. Day.
The Stormfeltz- Loveley- Neville COM
pany has sold at Hlcksville quarter-acre
model farms to Gilbert Murray Mrs. G.
Meehan. John Manko. Edward Schmit..
+. Stuben. William IIermach and l..
Cohn.
The Mcknight Realty Company has
sold in the Estates OF Great Neck 90
Percy f. Jerome, Of Manhattan, A plot
having a frontage Of l37 feet at the june
tion of Sycamore and Myrtle drives. The
purchaser intends to improve the plot
with a large Colonial brick dwelling
house. The company also sold 10 Samuel
S. Hanway. George =. Dickson and John
w Miller a plot having a frontage Of 90
feet OF Willow Drive and situated very
close to the entrance of the Estates OF
Great Neck.
Payson Mel Merrill has rented for
George d. Yeomans his house on Ocean
avenue, Cedarhurst, Long Island, to
Charles l.. Merrill. jr.
Fish & Marvin have rented the Bisland
property at Lawrence Park. Bronxville.
TO Charles II. Russell, Of the firm OF
Stetson, Jennings & Russell.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-15
BROOKLYN SALES.

sCharles Buermann & CO. have sold for
the Henry Wellbrock estate the four
story and basement brownstone building
No. $40 Bedford avenue, 25xlO0 feet. TO
Joseph S. Magrath. who also controls the
property No. $40 Bedford avenue. former
Iy DR.. Bakers house. now 50xlO0 feet.
Herman Gititzka sold for Harris Nevins
to Samuel }. Harding the five story fac
tory Nos 27S and 275 20th street. In part
payment Neyins takes eight dwelling
houses in 6sth street near Tenth avenue.
The transaction involves a total OF SS5,o0D.
The Magenta Development Corporation
has purchased from the Wooiwor'h Real
New-York tribune., 1912-11-15

Sept 20. 1917; Frank Morris TO Harlem Gas +
Co; $40: address, f 12Sth st.
7TH ST, $ $. 1866 IT Of Ave c. 46.5S9o lO'
april 80 S9 Ee9nSr and and Lima dc
Beixedon trustees; $4,000; attorney, Frederic
de p Foster. lS Wall st
54TH ST S. 1915 II Of 7th ave, lo.ox
1908; Feb IS, 19O3 Kate Elwood to Alice
Baldwin,; $1,000; attorneys, Title Insurance
Co. 13J Broadway.
10TH ST. 5i1 East. mtg on fixtures; sept
T. 1911 John Somma to American Wood " NJ
CO. S645; address Rochester. y y.
Hath ST. 60 West. 17.4xl0o.11; Oct 49,
1909: Simon and Tony Gruen 70 Morris Da .
yidowitz; $1,000 attorney Hugo cohn' IL
Ave A.
The Bronx.
BOSTON RD, W $, 1Oi.6 It OF lsoth ST
runs W 25S. Is to Q Brvaut ave 30.I X
25.2s to ", g road 3l.2 70 beg: Feb "a lsl2'
Taxpayers Realty Co to Edward . ana Mar
tha l. Tree; s19,j0o attorneys, Coudert Bros
BOSTON POST RID. nws 8 at point adj land
late of James Cortelyou, runs 50 to Iana
& Newman 107 to land OF Lucy Duffy e
3 X 3 TO land OF Valentine nov OF Duny)
x'n 81 TO land OF Cortelyou K e ITO to bes;
Dec 2S' 1901: Edmund Funke to Florence
Phillips; 5000; attorneys. Merrill & Rogers
SAME PROPERTY; Feb %. 1919; Taxpay-
address 35 Nassau 81
LOT 81 block 46s map $50. sub div prop
erty Isabel tiffany, 2JXlOO; lot 3, block SoI'
map sub div property Lyman Tiffany. 20x96. TX
2j,94. H.; May 26 1899; Margaret Sinnott ct al
TO Kate J Dodin; s40o: attorney. Title Guar
antee and Trust Co. 176 Broadway
OLD BOSTON POST RID, W s. 1856 II
n Of Samuel st. runs 71.8 W lO7
n 3 W 2 80 " Hill, W s
Bryant ave X 32.5 276.4 to beg; April 20,
1912: Taxpayers Realty Co to Alois L Ernst;
$4,000; attorney. Jacob Freeman, 115 West
f2d ST.
WALES AVE. ., 1871 n or Westchester
ave % lix04 7x25xl1i; Nov 2 19O0 John and
Chatue De Hart 10 Peyton 5 Coles; 5000;
attorney, William Coles, 80 Pine ST.
Edmund l. Mackenzie; s.. 900; attorney same.
lSIST ST. s. 1852 II OF Hughes ave.
I72X95; Nov 49, 1909; Kate ostrow 20 Samuel
r Goldman, $1,000: attorney, Title Guarantee
and Trust co. l1G Broadway
1siTH ST. 9. 100 II W Of Southern Boule-
ward runs S24 lf4.i 66.10 Dec
II, 1902: Henry Malkan to Joseph F. lsmay;
800: attorney Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
1IG Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-15
SETON SELLS FINE ESTATE.

Maurice Wertheim has purchased
Wyndygoul, the 1O)-acre estate at Cos
Cob. Greenwich, Conn, of Ernest Thomp-
son Seton, the author and explorer. 1t is
said that Mr.. Werthheim paid s25O,0oO for
the property.
Mr. Seton spent large sums Of money
on the property since he bought II I'm 1900.
II resembled "A section Of the Adirondacks
or the Canadian wilds. It's picturesque
features include brooks, lakes and ISL
ands, everything about il having been
preserved In it's natural state.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-15
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee ,
NOVEMBER II.


HOUSTON Sr. 4ss 400. 496 and 4es East
Goerrs u; I52-15s, 4 bldgs. Mary Ehrmann 20
Barnet Siegel. yrs from Nov ], lSl2' Nl''
go. address 40 East 81 81
MADISON AVE. 17ii-lTls. all; PauI HanEe
- ANN Reece and ano. y yrs ron Dec J.
1917. So 400. address, us E bGth -.
30 AVE 1920 y222. ground floor Court
Amusement 90 20 Nathan Ninegrad. yrs
nom Nov 4. 1912. So 900: address. 300 nos
trsnd ave Brooklyn. 49,
al AVE. 1852 all: Emile Bonn 20 chaf
Mahr: 10 yrs from Nov Is. 1912: $4,000: ad-
dress Gs4 Cauldwell ave
hTH AVE. SS3. ground floor, etc. PeneT
Davis & 60 TO Frank q shattuck Coi % yrs
from Feb /. leis; $4,000: address - West
23d ST
STH AVE. Gs4 all: Federal Estates cnrpn
10 IJchtenstein Millinery Co. IL yrs mos
from May ]. 1918: 10000; address. b3s ON
ave. ,
i2rH ST. 22a- -25l East all: Rsbecea Halm'
20 Rosie Flescher and ano. yrs from Dec
1 1912. $40 ll2. address, 2l1 Ave A.
a2D ST pas West, Sd floor: Emily Hop
kins 10 oxford University Press. 2 yrs from
May I 1918. 80 600. address, * West 32d -.
lg2p sT $3.50 West. bldg. John OLIVIA 70
Jas Shcuk: yTs from oct l, 1912. s5.IOo:
address 80 West l0Tth 81.
isOTH ST. 5Ts East store. etc: Tomas,o
Giordano 20 Lorenz Schosn. yrs from Jan ].
1912 s72o: address 2iie Hughes ave.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-15
PHYSICIANS BUY FARM.

Purchase by New York corporation
said TO be composed OF 100 physicians,
has been made from J. Hobart Cox, who
sold his farm Of seventy acres, with large
buildings, at Armonk. y. y. for about
5000 The property has been popular as
boarding house for many years and
was called Summit View. Tho sale is one
of the most significant around the village
Of Armonk which lies six miles south OF
Mount Kisco
New-York tribune., 1912-11-15
hno Real Estate
W1S NJ ar kQt
81. 100000 WILLIAM ST. TRANSACTION
Fourteen Story Building in Fire Insurance Section soIo
Sellers of Structure Take Lease on the Property.
MILLINERY FIRM TO ERECT NEW FIFTH AVENUE HOME

ty Company ten lots on the northeast cor
ner Of Essex street and New Lots avenue
Greenwald & Gold sold TO an investor
through Meyer Levenson Nos. 100 and 10!
Sands street, two four story tenement
houses. on a plot 5OxlO0 feet.
J. d. IT, Bergen & Son sold the TWO
story brick factory building No eS to 70
Sd street. extending through TO 4th street
a plot of approximately 1000 square feet
formerly occupied by the Pilgrim Steam
Laundry.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-15
VACUUM CONCERN ASSIGNS
Richmond Sales Company Has Liza
bilties of S677, ,287.


The Richmond Sales Company, dealer in
vacuum cleaners. at No. 100 Park avenue
Eaoa q petition in bankruptcy in the
United States District Court yesterday
The liabilities we're given as $677,2S7. OF
which s44l,65S is TO the McCrum-Howell
Company, for which the concern acted as
sales agent The assets are $72,370
Among other creditors are the Union
Trust Company. Of Chicago, $4,000; the
Fort Dearborn National Bank, Of Chicago
SIC, e,757: the Bank of North America, OF
Philadelphia. $4,000; the Marshall & Ills
" Bank, Of Milwaukee. $1,000; the First
National Bank OF Pittsburgh, $l2,5OO; the
Thames National Bank, of Norwich,
Conn. $500; the First National Bank OF
Norwich, Conn, $500; the Century Bank
Of New York City, $S.774; the Vacuum
Cleaner Company, 5000. and Preston {,
Sherman, $l1.S66.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-15

the hospital. by an aerial bridge. Ine I
ton foor of the proposed building VIII
contain an open amphitheatre, steriIZims hntns
room. complete X-ray equipment, ph3Io,
graphic and medical laboratories. W.
floors will be devoted to gymnasiun,.s ;.
lander rooms-that is, where patients
Will be put through mechanical moSe, nov,
ments-will occupy two floors. otnet .d
floors will be for electric treatment anr ~
plaster rooms. In the basement VII. u,
installed a completely equipped iactoi
for the manufacture OF shoes and surgical
.ft.iIf mtg
New-York tribune., 1912-11-15
LEASES SITE FOR THEATRE.

Froman d Taubert have leased for Paul
Hanke. for term OF twenty-one years,
the three three story and basement
dwelling houses Nos. iii, l7l6 and l7ls
Madison avenue, on a plot i9GX7O feet.
adjoining the northwest corner Of 18th
street, to all amusement company, which
will erect a ireproof theatre. To be used
for moving pictures and vaudeville.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-15
LIS PEN DENS.
NOVEMBER Il.

HONEYWELL AVE- cor West o.,
253x22.2x irreg; Michael Meehan agt John
S Clancy ct al foreclosure Of transfer Of
tax lien); attorney. Khox
LUDLOW ST, IS, 124 II w OF Hous-
ton at, 23l0xs7l0; Gertrude Palmer sst
Israel Wolhsh ct al foreclosure Of Mtg
attorneys, Lindsay. Kalsh & Palmer.
18TH ST. 536 East: Fitch Gilbert, tYus.
aet Luigi Rossi ct al (amended foreclosure
OF mtg): attorney, II Seymour. .a s
7rH AVE. 220t; Louis II Rose ast Thomas
T Varley ct al (accounting); attorney 4
Hating. Z
WALTON AVE, s. 18s It Of 1880 g.
20x95 Elizabeth Irwin agt John Kyeidei
ct al foreclosure Of mts); attorneys. Irwin
g. Orr.
9th ST, 135 West: Ulshen- -Elser Con-
tracting Co agt Ida Fausner faction 70 fore
close mechanics lien); attorney, X Nor
man. 4.
IST AVE. 1913: Max Katz agt Morris
Wener ct al foreclosure Of mts); attorneys,
Arnstein, Levy 4 Pfeiffer.
f1sTH ST. 35n East Amedee d Moran et
al agt Citizens Holding Co et al (foreciosufe
Of mtgF; attorney. VI s Borland. t
New-York tribune., 1912-11-15
BIG BROOKLYN FACTORY.

The New York Dock Company is to
erect big concrete factory Oh its Brook
lyn waterfront property for the use OF
the William II. Jackson Company on a
long lease Maynicke a. FRANKIE, archi-
tects, have designed the structure, which
will have $50 feet front and a width OF ~
feet. II will be In three sections, one 2O
feet long and six stories high, another 2l0
feet long. at one end OF which Is TO be "A
driveway. and one three stories, the latter
to contain a large foundry.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-15
FOR LARGER RETURNS ON GAS.

W. Bourke Cochran. l.. Napoleon Levy
and Thomas Read. the committee repre-
senting the minority stockholders OF the
BrookIyn Union Gas Company, held a
conference yesterday at which plans
we're discussed for obtaining increased
dividend returns on the stock No direc-
tor OF the company was present at the
conference, but at the meeting next week
II .is expected a proposition will be sub-
mitted by the stockholders committee.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-15
MAY FAVOR HIGHER WAGES

Chicago. Nov. B.-Members of the board
OF arbitration which has been deliberat-
ing upon the Standardization OF wages
demanded by the engineers Of fifty East
ern railroads will meet In Chicago to-
morrow for final action.
Although IL Is rumored the board VIII
concede the demands of the engineers,
neither side would make any advance
statements to-day as to the contents oil
the repOrt
New-York tribune., 1912-11-15
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
NOVEMBER IS.
Manhattan,

for sty store and lofts. 19x92: Nathan
Harrison Realty Co. ~ Park Row. owner;
I. \ Sheinart. 1914 Bowery. architect; $4,000.
I02D ST =. 245 n Q of LIST ave. for |
sty garage. 25xIOO.ll: 4 c Wicke. 4l2 Ea.t
1924 st. owner; G Cops, lG5 East ssth st.
architect: $1,000.
AMSTERDAM AVE, " $, 20 n s OF lSOth
st Tor n . sty moving picture show, 3SxlOO;
Kerlock Realty and Construction Co, 6S Park
Row. owner: Won Berger & Ia Nelle, 50I 9TH
ave architects: $1,000
18TH ST. i03 East for sty offices 4Oxso'
New-York tribune., 1912-11-15
TALL BUILDINGS ON LOT.

The No. 299 Madison Avenue Company
is to erect a twelve story loft and office
building at the northeast corner of Madi-
son avenue and ilst street on u lot 25Xl0O
feet. Plans are being prepared by Hill &
Stout for the proposed structure, which
is estimated to cost $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-15
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER Il

NOVEMBER Il.
1857 ST. % Fast: Harry Chaimowitz agt
SAME PROPERTY; Elias Fialkin agt same;
Feb 20 1912, $50.
HATH ST. 6l3 and 6l5 West; Sursnsn
Gladstone agt Linden Farms II al; Aug ?.
1912: sl6S 80
PARK AVE. cor i5Sd st. Talsky &
Spouchik agi Never ErIediandcr ct al; oct H.
1912 (hy bomb S2,SI5
New-York tribune., 1912-11-15
PLANS FOR HOSPITAL.

Plans for six story and basement
building for the Hospital for Deformities
and Joint Diseases have been completed
by Max Merdelberger. IL viii be erected
ai Nos. 81 and 80 East i23d street. This
will be connected with the old dwelling
houses on Madison avenue, converted for
New-York tribune., 1912-11-15

Luchow, premises, owner; r Wennemer, x1s
Honeywell ave, architect; $500 ~ y
18TH ST n G cor st Nicholas ave, for q 8
sty tenmt. 75x65; st Nicholas Avenue Constrac-
tion Co, J62 West 171st ST, owner a ] Thomas,
2526 Webster ave, architect; $4,000. y