The Washington herald., 1912-04-28
FINANCE AND REALTY

AASAS . was 1AAbAnNA aAA QaI gA INV
Washington stock Exchange, yesterday
only fve securities figuring in the trad
ing.
Railway common to the extent OF fifty
shares at sl5s and sfk The closing bid
was 81, and the asking price slx.
Two quotation lots Of railway pre-
ferred sold At s9it during call After
call odd lots brought sff and Aas.
In the bond list City and Suburban
IS brought los. Potomac Consolidated IS
sold again at loa.
The stock that showed the greatest ac-
tivity was that OF the Citizens Savings
Bank, which was traded to the extent
OF 155 shares at 1s.
Bank Omeers Announced.
oficers have been elected for the Beth
esda Trust Company. OF Bethesda, Nd.
the formation OF which has just been
completed.
The company will have a capital stock
Of 100000 and a surplus Of 81. .oOo. Two
thousand ehares OF a par value OF $3.50
will be sold, $50 to apply to stock and
s1..5O to a surplus.
The ofieers have been selected as fol-
lows:
Henry ]. Hunt. Sd. president; John
T. Flournoy, vice president; Alfred
Wilson vice president: DR.. Ryan
Devereux. vice president; DR.. John l..
Lewis, treasurer: II. Latane Lewis.
secretary and trust officer; NJ. Wal
ton Hendry. general counsel; ormsby
Mccammon and Walter R. Tuckerman.
advisory counsel.
The list Of directors Is long one.
twenty-five men being named, many
of them more or less prominent In
Capital business circles.
DR.. c. A. CHAMPION, Dean Caldwell.
B. A. Duke, DIR. Ryan Devereux, John
T. Flournoy. Henry ]. Hunt, ID. NJ.
Walton Hendry, r. c. Drum Hunt.
Thomas Hampton, Hampton Jones.
Cyrus Keiser. Henry Latterner. DR..
John l. Lewis, II. Latane Lewis, DR..
James Dudley Morgan, ormsby Nc
Cannon. Edward s. Munford. Walter
E. Perry. John Simpson, jr., I. z. ShOe-
James II. Starkey, Walter r.
F. Wyndham.
Brings $4,000.
Announcement has been made Of the
sale of the residence OF the late J. Hub
ICY A6HAOh al AlN 6OAAhNdoA NuAhNA VI
Avenue and Eighteenth
Street Northwest. through the ONCE Of
Story & Cobb. The price paid Is said
TO have been $4,000. The name of the |
purchaser has been withheld.
1t is the intention OF the new owner TO !
remove the house and erect a large mod !
srn residence on the site. The property |
has frontage OF seventy-three feet on |
Avenue and eighty-three |
feet on Eighteenth Street, and has an
irea of 4.t1s square feet. II is understood /
he new residence will cover practically |
he entire building space. with the main
probably on Eighteenth Street
3uys $4,000 Farm.
Hugh Reilly has purchased from J.
". Huffman. fifty acres Of land near
Md, for $4,000. This sale was l.
made through the ONCE Of Francis Le-
Baron Smoot.
Home to Cost 100000.
The property on the east side Of New
Hampshire Avenue. between r and S
Streets, has been transferred by Mrs.
1. Frances Cragin to Miss Mary H.
Sharpe. The lot has a frontage OF sixty
light feet on New Hampshire Avenue.
md an average depth Of about rs feet.
I is the intention Of the new owner TO
rect a residence on this plot in the near
uture. The combined cost Of the lot
md house will be between 10000 and
l25, 900. ne sale was negotiated by Story
Cobb. in connection with the ONCE OF
he Moore & Hnl Company.
Meetings Announced.
Secretary Thomas Grant yesterday an
lounced the schedule of meetings Of
arious committees Of the Chamber OF
Commerce to be held during the COM
az week as. follows:
Monday-Joint meeting OF Board of
'rade and Chamber of Commerce COM
littees. II noon. Board Of Trade room,
itar Building. Membership committee
p. M
Tuesday-Committee on matter Of
even highways. $3.50 p. m; manufac-
1rers' committee, p. m; joint commit ,
ee. Knights Of Columbus, Board Of ,
'rade and Chamber Of Commerce, in i,
rooms, p. m.
Wednesday-Titanic memorial mass
ieeting. 4:SO p. M; board OF directors, 9
p. m.: special committee on matter of I
treet banners, 3 p. m.
Thursday-Executive committee, Il .
oon; transportation and freight COM !
littee. p. m. \
Friday-MunicipaI legislation, 7:SO p. m.
Saturday-Federation of citizens as
0ciations, S p. m.