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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
THE COTTON MARKET
Fluctuations Irregular, but the
Close Higher.

There was less nervousness apparent in
the cotton market yesterday. although
prices showed some wide variations. An
early buying movement. based on over
night orders, attracted by the irmness Of
Tuesday. gave an advance Of II TO 70
points Profit taking developed around
the opening figures, which represented
a gain of about g a bale from last Fri
days low. and there was drop OF IL
or IA points. which was resained when
the weekly report Of the weather bureau
came out. and during the afternoon the
market hrmed up 10 gain Of z to -
points. Some OF this was lost later
through realizing. and the close was or
s points off from tho best, but at net
gain for the day of 20 TO q points South
ern spot markets were unchanged TO i4c
higher. and the local market advanced
10 points. 10 1850. for middlins upland
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
TRAINMEN WOULD STRIKE
EMPLOYEES in Southeast Averse
to Arbitration.
from The Tribune Bureau.

Washington. Sept 4.-Arbitration may
be necessary 70 settle the dispute be-
tween the representatives OF l20ho con-
ductors and trainmen on fifteen railroads
In tho Southeastern territory and the
railroad heads.
After a three DAYS conference IT was
stated by both sides that an agreement
Is not in sight. The railroads arc de
sirous of submitting the controversy to
arbitration. but the representatives, Of the
employees are averse TO such course.
The employees are demanding an incresse
I'm wages ranging from Is to . per cent.
and definite agreements about the employ
mont and rights Of negroes. They arc
prepared TO strike. they say. II liberal
concessions are not granted as the issues
IN dispute have been considered for more
than two wears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
The Bronx.

AETRt'R AVE. 2I44 25xIoo: Alden Mur-
ply TO MARY Roberts. ?l44 Arthur ave- sep, sept
8; duo as per bond ";g"' . a,,Grmey i''''
BEAUMONT AVE. 22s0 q bx64x23 1903 >
Herman Stelljes 20 Lizzie Van Ripper. 2oi ives,
lllth 81 sept 3; instals. per Ty. ren.: 'i''"'
mex ST. e D. So n Of lntervsle
ave. is7GVl0o; Aaron Goodman Realty 20 20
Manhattan Mortgage Co, sept cue Az per
bond. Sigi 600 address 300 Broadway.
SANE PROPERTY: same 10 Henry Nor
ccnthau CO. iGi Broadway; Aug - prior mtg
Si3i OoW: 2 W.. 6 per cent; slf'vo attorney
'pNNREiDGE AVE. ao7s. 25xiie: Isabella
.f.frl.r ef Al ~ Title Guarantee Trust CO.
Aug =: due a. per bond; $4,000; address lI0
HNRKER AVE-. W. cor Elizabeth -. 100
vf"5 and land bon Jersey City. etc; Genera
BatIrg 90 10 standard Trust 60 y Sew
York and aro. tfus - Broad 81. QUO. &c, - ,,
per mtg dated juno ]. 1911. supreme. '''
20 mtg ~ s5ono ooo. address. - Broad -,
BROOK AVE-. =. - = % l44th s.; .oN
fol Herman Solomon 10 Henry GOLDBERG
1870 Holland ave. sent 2. Jue rs per bond
9" 900. attorney. Jesse Silberi~~nn. 80 NaS-
san o.
CONCORD AVE-. > e. io7t q o. i57th
g. IDvaf. Benrnsou Realty 90 60 Fannie J
Tin-teln @ aI. trus 90 East 12d u. sept 8;
: yrs. 10000. attorneys Rose Potzei ~
FOPpuhM ROAD. IS est 2 Of Tic
bout ave- l0v9G 4. FNa r. Flrnn 20 Ran
achque Realty GO 100 East lHiih 81 AuE
/ ~: W. per cent. tl'p'. attorney
TOx ST N " :. 100 y ~ Of Interval-
ave i5llV-; Aaron Goodman teai,! 20
- Manhattan Nortgase Co. -oo brotdMa ~
SEPT :. Que ~ per bonn' s-'"''' 'o1'''''
zoo broadway
SAME PROPERTY same - Henry MOI
renthau 90. ltA Hr' adpeN. AVG II. .prlol
mtg 100000 ~, per cent, >I"'"''
a'forney. vs. Wrchs'cr. lbA Broadw ay.
pAEkGfDE ri. n ?, IL . OF -otth
~, 2sxi0@ =. James J poher'y a. al "a
! simeon e Bradley Nrack. Y; Aug =
| due 90 per bond. 81 900: attorney. Title
Gus-arte- ana Trust co. ia Broadway.
PROSPECT AVE. r. TO n ~ 1S5th
o. 551rsTs. Woif Burlart 10 Frederick
Braun. 1s5 Prospect ase prior mtg Sl',-
5000. Sept duc March 2. 1875 per cent
I Stnoo attorney p = horkuS rs hr'adNA!'
BROOKLYN.
TIFFANY 1T. =. ~ Beck ~
I 80 sN- Aaron Goodman Realty co 70
Manhattan Mortgage co: due as per bond
. Sept = 10000. address 200 broadway.
SANE PROPERTY. same 20 Henry Nor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

u,tbia. Uansn. indiv and az partner 10
rohu NJ HaNen: 10 assts: s5o.ooo
tohn N HaTcn and ano, eNrs. 20 Metn'as
Wa0en. assts. $4,000. 49,
f,coh y erufd 90 Max Flnce, 800
Walter w Taylor 20 ColumoiH-hhicNe
booker Trust CO. 81.
rifle Insurance 60 20 United STATES CAS-
"a julius ssmueIs to Title Guarantee and
Trust co: $50. 000. . ,,,,,
William \ cromwell 81 al sxrs 20 VIII
fam \ Cromwell ct al trus 81. -, d,
william y Cromwell. trus. 10 CofneHs p"
Chaplin $50. 600. ,-, .,no
JHseph + Steir 20 william Rankin; 800
carl Ernst 90 Mary YandeTater; >lVc
Manhattan Mortgage co 20 GuA'ah'eo
Mortgage Co: $4,000. 49,,
Annie Miller 20 Elizabeth Meyer
$40 600. s,oo
Isaac Kastro to Daniel CohC. 81.
Gaorge s Hall 20 Charles + Hall; sI.io"
Wolf Burland 10 David schwartz $500.
Henry MorEenthau Co 10 state BANK
Joseph Angelonis 10 Meiis Anseionis;
Kew York Trust Co 10 American Mort
gag 60; $4,000 49,
Henry Goebel 20 American Mortgage Co:
$4,000 =, G,
Lawyers Mortgage Co 10 Society OF 81
Johulsnd; So 900. -.
guarantee Mortgage CO 20 George
Brinkerhon $500.
title Insurance Co 20 Guaranty Trust CO.
$4,000. - =
American Mortgage Co 90 George Bisss'
rdn. 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
sDecrea sc

"DeCrease
The operating expenses we're increased
by about $4,000 because Of extraordi-
nary maintenance expenditures involved
IN bringing the subway equipment up 10
the standard required for operating ten
car trains The net surplus for the yea
of Ss.02s. rs, the report says. includes
ssoo. ooo received from the first dividend
paid hy the Rapid Transit Subway Con
struction Company. This dividend and
the refund 10 the treasury OF amounts
previously charged against income ac-
count and not shown on last years pal
ance sheet as part, Of surplus profits en-
abled the marlborough 70 declare the
per cent extra dividend.
The total number Of passengers car
ried In the year was 6)I,2+.e9I an IN
crease of 100000. of which the subway
divisions gain was 2S.c69.06o, and That o.
the elevated lines 2.21.5i. A large part
OF this increase the report says. can be
attributed to the enlargement of station
platforms and the institution OF zen
car train service. The number Of tickets
sold at the Atlantic avenue statloh'
Brooklyn. increased 2,ao.co
Gross operating revenue on the Suo"sN
division Increased s.S+ per cent ana on
the elevated division 9 per cent. Oper-
eting expenses on the subway increase"
qee per cent and on the elevated Isl
per cent. The percentage Of operating en-
penses to gross was H.16. against 4l'o'
in the preceding year. The report gives
a long list of Improvements. additions
and be,terments, including new stations
and ,la.forms and the installation OF
various devices on the cars. II is planned
20 open and grade the streets through
the company's property east Of Broadway
near 91sth street and offer the lots Tor
sale. except the dock front on the liar
lem Ship Canal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
LAFAYETTE ST. CORNER PARCEL SOLD
Charles ae Gets Property at 4th Street and viii Probaoy
improve Site with Tall Mercantile Building
INVESTOR GETS THE DAYTON COURT APARTMENT HOUSE

The erection OF n tall mercantile struct-
IRE is forecast i'm the sale yesterday OF
the large corner plot at the southeast
corner OF Lafayette and 4th streets. con
sisting Of three old buildings on q plot
tx1gO feet The Silas Wood estate is
the seller OF Nos $50. Ss7 and $50 Lafay-
cite street. and tho Mission of tho Inn
maculate Virgin Of No. $S5 Lafayette
street The buyer is Charles 1.aue the
well known operator. The transaction i'll
VOWED about S90.rD
This property has been in the possession
of the Jay and Gambler estates for many
years In May. 1910, it was sold to tho
Legal Realty and Mortgage Company.
Arrangements We're made for improving
the immediate corner. J6xl20 feet, with
nine-story structure which was TO have
been leased from plans to G. W. Miller
& Co. paper manufacturers. This trans
action. however. was not consunmated,
and a foreclosure sale Last June culmi-
mated ion The property once more going
into tho ownership OF the estate which
now disposcs OF it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05

LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust CO. 10"
AMSTERDAM AVE, $40. 5. .; sSlo9;
samuel Guidici 70 George NoalScs. 2le Broad
way: Sept 3 prior mtg s37,VoW yrs, psr
cent. 5000: attorneys, Fuller Fuher' >"
Nassau 81 -, -,
2ay5J. Rosa Laneri 10 Lawyers Mortgage o. ~
Liberty st; sept I; yrs; $500. attori, -
Law ycrs Title Insurance and Trust 90 ~"
ITXINGroN AVE. 49, 1o2 2x2o; Emilio
Reiss 81 I'll 10 Fredk Hermann, 2oI Eas' ,ts'
St sept 3 prior mtg 10000; due Jan :" ~ ~,
per cent; 81 800. attorney. " Hermann, 1871
MONROE ST. TO- 25Ass.s; Chas NJ Levy to
Emigrent Industrial savings Bank. - IMAM
hors IT. sept 3: > Yrs; S22,OoDi attorney T.
Mcclure II chambers - o-.,oq =.
Max Heller to wolf Mollis. 80 West 1l2th 81
ustalrneuts. per cent; aug 81; $"V"' a''''
ncy. ) y Freedman. - Liberty Il.
.'TIF ST - East. > So hrk ~ loSVo,,i
Carolyn r Kelsey to Southern Bahhhs a,'
Investing 60. Natchez. Miss prior mtg s49-
e-4D: sept :; 2 yrs, $1,000; attorneys, steuar'
3OTTI ST To- East. 3 sly brlI. 2ONe'.s
Louisa II Ciausnltzer to Adrian II Jackson, 80
attorney, ii Jackson. loG Lexington ave
aSrIi ST 1OT and 100 West, sly brk' f'X
rs .. Harriet :; James to Title Insurance CO.
~ Broadway; Sept 3: yrs; N"''"o' aoor'sS'
'' 3ier Sr S;s West. : sty br c5x1Oo5: Mary
r McGourtv 10 cath NJ Schumann and am.
exrs' $3.50 Broadway. Sept 3; yrs; sll'Weys;
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust 20 io
Proldway. -. q, -.
5IST ST. $50 West. : sty brk 25xloO2 same
70 John Early 3i3 West jlst st: sept lrrlor
mtg sl1. OOO: / ". g per cent; s2co; addtess'
gi3 Sth ave. -. .on.
5isT sT. go East, sty brk lG3xipo;
los Poznan.Si to Manhasset Mortgage 90, IVY
Broadway prior mtg $1,000 Aug -; QUO a,
Dor bond: 81 900: attorney, Title Guarahtee "
Trust Go, iIG Broadway. , 49,.
52D S1r. r. 100 n ~ Lexington aNe,
los GNi0o :: Mary r Hughes IN Title Insurance
90. i35 Broadway , yrs; sept 3. s'3'''' az
dress i35 Rroadwar. .,,,,o.
SEQ sT. 4j-4T West. sty brk, 763N1O2.2;
ranc q Trust 60. 100 Broadway. sept - w
per cent S225. 900: address, 100 Broadway;
nSTU ST 81 West 2 sty brk. 2oxlpi II,
Henry c Parker 10 Mile Claman, SD Ia,
i6ist :, (prior mtg s24. 100 70; sept i lnstal!s;
per cent; $1,000 attorney, T. a lsaacs' -
william ~ oo,oo,,
ieeD CT. i51 West. :. sty hrt, 3xlCo II
Froloricl, Hammond 20 WrO Kelly. l3l "est
lead -: Sept ?: due as per bond: Sl2,Dp, =,
torrey. Title Guarantee & Trust 80, lto broa"-
vov. -
EiNrE PROPERTY. same ~ Same; Titus a
Brooks iG2 West 12f'h ~; sept 'p1or nl,k
sil oeM: due as per bond: 5000 attoth'y'
Title Guarantee & Trust %. 1IS broan"ay
i4isT ST, 9 :. ~ y 81 Broadwsy. l51.
100 10. DAYTON Realty CO 10 Robert IL Io ~
., a. a. East 9od -; Sept prior mtg ~
o0m. duo NJ Per bond: $50 600. attorney THUS
Guarantee 2 Trust co. i7s Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
CUSTOMS TRAFFIC PLANS
Railroads to Set Aside Tracks for
Foreign Merchandise.

Washington. Sept A plan 70 facil-
tate the handling Of customs traf1c by
the setting aside Of certain railroad
tracks as customs tracks" at the sta
ton of every customs town was virtually
assured as the result OF a conference at
the Treasury Department to-day.
The conference was between Actns
Secretary Curtis and representatives OF
the Canadian Pacific. Grand Trunk. New
York. New Haven e. Hartford. Central
Vermont, Rutland, Boston & Maine
Michigan Central and other railroads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
SMALLEST PLAYHOUSE.

Plans have been filed for the construc-
ton of a three story rear extension 10
the four story store, ONCE and loft build
ing At Nos. SIS and IS West Ssth street.
for use as a theatre. This theatre will
probably be about the smallest one In
the city. having a stage 10 feet wide and
Il feet deep. with an orchestra seating
es, a balcony seating 81. and gallery
seating II. total seating capacity OF
DS. There will be several dressing rooms
in the cellar. T. J. o. and +. Rhine
lander are the owners. The cost OF max
ing this Improvement has been estimated
al 300 by the architect, Mitchell Bern
stein.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
TO TELL OF VALUE IN sWAMPs.

The American Peat Society announces
a series OF free lectures on Value OF
Swamp Lands" to be held at Columbia
University. Earl Hall, next SATURDAY.
at morning and afternoon sessions. These
lectures will be by United States and
Canadian government officials and other
experts and will teach the great value
OF swamp and peat lands Tracts OF
what are now waste lands. like the
Hackensack Meadows. can be made vast
" productive IL is said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re-
corded Yesterday At the Real Estate EX-
change salesroom, Nos. II and 10 Nescy
street.
By BRYAN L. Kennedy.
- acres % land and , stv dwg ~
cor Atlantic ave and Pleasant BAY RI next 70
ShrcW slUry Ri rr. ~ Long Branch. known ~
Gisey place. sold 20 g " Buckholtz for ST.
$50.
~ Iosc7h T. Day.
l2GTH ST, III West. r. 1855 n If
I,snox ave. a. 1oX99 H. , sty dRE. sold TO TIC
plaintiff for sl4o1i.
By u 2 I'Grahsm q CO.
20 AVE. OH and Ola -, 1j.& n ~ 49ih
~. 33.4Sio0 stv tcnmt and stores. sold TO the
plaintiff TO- S35 900
81 Herbert 4. Sherman
LUDLOW ST. rs and 40 g. 1925 n ~
RiVingtOn -. 4SXs9, y sty tenn. ana sfofes.
,old . the plaintiff ;or ST9i3
At The Bronx exchange:
BY u. y. Ingrahsm 4 CO.
10TH ST COZ East n =. 100 n OF Locust
ave. 25xi0o 2 stv tsnint and store: sold e. che
plaintiff for ~ 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
NEW CITY BONDS UNDER PAR.

New York City a. per cent bonds or
49,. the temporary when issued re-
CENTS for which are dealt in on the
New York Stock Exchange, went below
par yesterday for the first time two
bonds being sold at 1915, after sales OF
more than 800 at 100. The city, received
an average price of 1oo7f for this &c.,
oOo0OO issue at the sale OF May Z. the
market for high-class bonds generally
has long been unsatisfactory. and the
decline in the new city as is in line
with the price trend among securities OF
is sort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

The American Show Case Company
sold 70 Zeman Brothers the three story
factory and the adjoining plot compris-
ing Nos. 127 10 1873 Grand avenue. The
purchasers will occupy the building as
soon as alterations are completed
Frederick L. Crawford has leased the
four upper floors OF six story building
to be erected on the triangular plot at
the corner of F'latbush and Lafayette
avenues TO business college for fifteen
years, the rental aggregating 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
U. S. TREASURY FINANCES.

washington. Sept. AT The beginning OF
business to-day the condition OF the United
States Treasury Working balance IN
Treasury Offices. sss4O3. 800; in banEs and
Philippine Treasury. s3a.9ss.275; the fetal ~
tire general FUND was s151,17714; receipts
Yesterday were sesS24a; disbursements
wore sl1o321s. The deceit 10 date this
fiscal wear ia s7.27279s. against deficit ~
$50 642, $50 AZ this time last yesr. Those
figure, exclude Panama Canal and public
de,t .ransactiops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
RECORDED LEASES.
CVith name and address OF lessee
SEPTEMBER 4


LAWRENCE ST. - aud SO: alt. Hedwig
Glass 20 sam Hyman. AZ East 18Th ~ 3 yrs
from sept ], 1872 $3.50; address. az East
10Th ST.
sT AIMS AVE. =. bet l3sth and 18TH SITS.
theatre, etc. Garland Realty 90 10 Frank
Rctters: yrs from Jan I, 1913; $500. al
dress, loss Southern boulevard.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. n ~ cor is3d 81:
store and cellar; Redwood Realty co 10
Paul Rais. = yrs from oct I. 1912: 81 orc. I'D
dress, 1897 wilkins ave.
WILKINS AVE. 1881: store Uiiity Realty
90 10 Paul Rata 3 MS 4 mos from July I,
1912: 5000; address. 1891 wilkins ave.
Sd AVE. 3222. ground noor. Court ANU .
n1ent 90 TO Sidney .Ascher. 1879 Boston I'd 9
yrs from MAY / 1912; $500; address, 1880
Boston I'd.
30 AVE. 527: store, etc. Harriet Cooper TO
Karl Wagner yrs from May !. 1912: 500;
address. 521 81 ave.
81 AVE. 1850: store and part basement:
Leonard Welll TO Jacob Rubin: IS II mos
from June ]. 1919: 81 400: address. 1890 81 ave.
srH AVE. iSs and 100: north store: Meyer
@ Lowenthsl 20 lie KIND 2 yrs mos from
oct !. 1912; 81 $50; address. 100 sth ave.
10TH ST cor lst ave: sil; Frank Caro-
falo to Andrea Lsus; q yrs from Sept. I. 1912;
81. 200 address. fi3 East iisth -.
l22D ST. 425 East. south store: Benz "
Coldberger. agent, 10 VIM Grees: yrs from
Oct ]. 1872; $500; address AS East l22d st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
moscANs TO HOLD MARQUETTE.

A Boston report that J. P. Morgan q
Co. we're considering the sale of the
sI1. 10000 Pere Marquette Railroad stock
held By them was denied yesterday Al
the Office of the 6rm. According to the
report, they had been approached by
syndicate formed for the purpose OF ac-
uuiring control OF Pere Marquette. whose
tentative offer for the stock was much
less than the amount which J. j. Nor
gan e. Co. paid the Cincinnati, Hamilton
q Dayton Cor II in February. 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
GlLsEY ESTATE BRINGS st2,25o.

At an auction sale conducted in the
Vesey Street Exchange yesterday the
Peter Gilsey estate, comprising thirty
four acres. dwelling houses and out
buildings, on Atlantic avenue and Pleas
ure Bay Road. with a large frontage on
the Shrewsbury River, Long Branch,
was sold 70 c. W Buckholtz for s12,25o.
BRYAN L. Kennedy was the auctioneer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yes
terday at auction al the exchange sales
room by Adrian II. Muller x Son
BY order ~ executor
share Calumet Club 90 shares Chattanooga
Coal Co.. Ltd. ordinary; ] share Guam
tanano 4 Western Railroad first preferred /,
share Guantanamo A. Western Railroad
common: share Gulf Ocean Realty Co.
and share Rverview Co. lot........... SO
BY order Of trustee
.OGO shares York SILK Mills: lot......... t2s 20
70 shares Guantanamo K Western Railroad
first preferred urust certihcatel ........... 90
100 shares CITY Investing Go. common. 40
30 shares LAckawsnna Railroad Company %
New Jersey ...s............ BE-. 80 -
notes OF ST. Nincsnts College. sggregstlng
500 shares Manning. Maxwell 4 Moore dncj 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
|NTERBOROUCH|S YEAR
Increase in Traffic and Net
Revenue-Extra Dividend.

The pamphlet report Of the INTERIOR
ough Rapid Transit Company for the
fiscal year ended June so has been issued
The income account was published on Au-
gust :. showing gross operating revenue
Of sS1,24s.Ss2, a gain Of $4,000; oper-
ating expenses Of s13.o47.so2, an increase
OF ss7S,s2o. and net operating revenue or
s1s.1ss.jso. an increase Of sS00.22o, and
a profit and loss surplus Of ss,so1'26o'
The operating expenses compare as fol-
lows with the figures for the preceding
FISCAL year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
SEPTEMBER 4

IrH AVE- cor l24th ~, 90. iOx6f TO
125ih 1t; Title Guarantee and Trust Co loans
Gus,ayus Sidenbsrg $4,000
MELROSE AVE, cor 1Sist ~, 6IAx
90 TX irreg. Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust 90 loans Mary Dennereln $4,000
MIDDLErowN ROAD. =. rs Il q Of Jar
Wis ave. 50xl03: Richard W Horner. attorney.
loans Baxter Howell Building Co $500.
BECK ST, e s. 557 II n OF Intervslo
ave isI.6xi0O: Manhattan Mortgage Co loans
Aaron Goodman Realty Co S1Ji goo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
100000 Apartment House Sold.

The Dayton Court, new six story Gle
vator apartment at the northwest corner
of Fort Washington avenue and l0th
street has been sold by David Stewart
for the Dayton Realty Company To an in
weston The building Is on a plot lc.2
feet i'm Fort Washington avenue and l2l.5
feet in 161h street. IL was completed
about two months ago by the sellers on a
site acquired at auction In June ~ last
year at the sale Of the holdings OF the
Loyal l.. Smith estate. The structure has
been held at $1,000
The Loyal l.. Smith estate is a large
holder OF realty in the vicinity \ big
parcel was recently disposed OF by the es-
tate on the west side of Broadway be-
tween l60th and 16lst streets. 2o0Xl2j feet.
20 Franklin Petit. This site was imme-
diately resold 10 Herbert Dongan. who f.
now improving II with two ten story
apartment houses. a transaction involving
an outlay OF about 81 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
GETS LARGER REALTY QUARTERS

The Cross & Brown Company has found
II necessary TO increase Its quarters and
has taken offices AT No. q 10 "a West
2sth street. pending the completion OF its
permanent offices. which will be located
In the neigbborhood Of Madison avenue
nd lod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
NAMED AGENTS.

Pease & Gilman have been appointed
agents for the new store and apartment
building 10 be erected at No. 10 20 172
West IA street. by W. J. NJ. Donovan;
for the store and apartment building No.
I3s TO l3s West 6jth street. by Alfred II.
Taylor. and 81 the apartment building at
No. "a West nth street. by Judge Addison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
ELECTRIC co. RAISES CAPITAL.

Albany, Sept 1.-The General Elec-
,ric Company to-day flied with the Sec
yetary OF state notice OF an increase
OF capital stock from ssO,ooo'ooo 10
sl0s, 900 900 The certificate Is signed
by G. 4. Coffin. president; NJ. i. West
over, secretary, and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
TO MERGE UPSTATE RAILROADS.

Albany. Sept 4--The Public Service
Commission announced to-day hearing
in Syracuse on September 10 on the ap-
plication of the New York State Rail
ways to merge the Syracuse Rapid Tran
cit Railway, the Oneida Railway and the
Utica &c Mohawk Valley Railway com
x.onfea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
Fifth Avenue Section Reported Sale.

II was reported in real estate circles
yesterday that Mrs. Erncsto q. Fabbri
had sold the property Nc. II 10 Is East
9th street. which she purchased last May
from Charles steele. Of the banking firm
Of J. +. Morgan 4 Co. in part payment
for No. II East Ged street. which Mr.
Steele bought together with the furnish
ings TO make home. He had originally
planned to build on the 6i,h street site.
which comprises plot 6Oxloo5 feet
other sales In Manhattan announced
yesterday follow:
JACOB Herb sold No. i29 West 9Th street
four story tenement house on lot 2jX
$50 feet, between Ninth and Tenth ave
MUGS. 10 a Nr. Drucker for investment.
Charles J. McKenns sold for William
J.. Schearer No. Sl5 East 3)th street. A
four story dwelling house on lot ~ sHass
feet to Mrs. l.. Emerson. for occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
WOOlWORTH BUILDING LEASE.

Edward J. Hogan has leased to the
Barber Asphalt Paving Company the en-
tire north wing on the sixteenth floor
Of the Woolworth Building for term of
wears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
Manhattan.

AVE 4. 4, sos n n OF 66th - 40xlco
erty 81: Sept 3; s yrs; $4,000: attorney. Law
yers Title Insurance and Trust Co. 100 Broad
way.
AVE 4. =, 900 n of seth st. 4oxloo
Alvin Addison to Lawyers Mortgage 90. %
Liberty ct; sept g. yrs; $1,000: attorney