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II NEW YOBK TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JIJXE 28, 189.9, 12 dined 1-lfl. to ln 13-1, for money, and for the account. The bank of England gained bullion gn balance. CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE 8AIX3 STOCKS. Bales.

Open. Hlsh. tow. Clow. T.

I. i iv i m. r. pf. iw4 67 Sugar A2-i ms 1S3 64.

Am. Htrel It W. Splr. Am. r7.W..

Brooklyn H. T. no1 mi; 1F44 lift tut 114', 14.r.U. iiur. W- 13'4 132 134 M.

ft. VAiy 12 law IMS ax1 bo 14 11H 2.v si. 4.U..Chl.. K. I.

A 113' wr, Cor. Tobee. pf. Great West. I44 bo 144 .17 2514 614 of N.

11 a St eel Pt. Ms Nash O.0.. Manhattan .11., 11.1 1161. Pacific. AO.

Pacific 2o. Pacific 4S1 4 4ai 4H 4 '4 4VZ 774 77 7p4 77 T. Ontral 14 ISM 1441 North A m.rlcaa. 11 11 4C4 4 4 liS.li4 li 132 12 1S2 TO. 4'i I.6M.

4't. ...132 no tn4 W4 81 634 4 41 42 77 77 bv 6M. Kjr. pt tacinc. 1 Term.

C. I Kt'i 41 Union Fecine pi. Leather of. 00 1SS.220 BOXOS. alra.

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aa.fca......ll K'1 1M 13.4iu..A.,T. r. adl. J4. 8i.OU0..8t.

8. W. 24.. 67 7 67 (4 67 EABNINGS. Mlleaaa 4 4 tu 8.1 week 197.8-ki fM.OUJ 72.oW rrcra July 1 4l.4ls8.OW2 4.1i0.4it CIUCAOO.

INDIANAPOL.il IjOmBVlIJE Mllaa M5 533 M7 week I75.1WI ft2 7H t-rom July 8.3),6o3 8.21tl,l2 CMICAOO at WEST MICHIGAN Mileac 814 1 67 8.1 week Juna r.M4 8.M.40T $, Prom July 1 Kfl.S21 73.618 PKTROIT. GRAND RAPIIMI A. WEPTBUN Mlleaaa 4ftl 451 451 week June 121.130 $28,232 Tom Jan. 1 FORT WORTH RIO ORANDD- Mileace 141 14 148 8d wak June 10.247 7.1 JCfcPH GRAND ISLAND Mlleaae 51 251 251 8d weak 130.720 I Prom July 1 1.222.Att6 1.213.731 S1T.3H4 624,846 WEHTKRM NEW TORK PENNSTL.VANIA Mlleaae A42 642 51 81 mk June I6H.1UO Prom July 1 8. ISO.

4 40 8,17,.34 UtKE SHORE 4k MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAIUiOAD for the half year ended June 30: Oroea 10.15H.7K2 8H.619.214 Op. exp 7.5KI.010 6.445.175 Net 3.814.4.' 3.214.458 8,174. Ctiarrtra 1.410.IHM 1.410.00i 1.6.S0,Of0 furplua l.W4.4M 1.M04.432 1.4M.03 IHvideada 1,7.11.827 1.T81.827 1.4K3.W Surplus 17.lb2 73.124 10.044 operating ezpenaea Include S510.3U8 for new equipment. JJRHIOAN CENTRAI. for the halt-year ended June 80: Oroaa T.1W1.000 6.H72.000 6.554.000 P- ex, at 6.2J).tx 4.tW5.(MiO Net 1.7il2.vm 1.752.WIO 1.74.(Mi) tiance 1.212.000 1.212.0U) 1,200.000 Purplus 54.ltiO 543.IMXI 153.UM 150.000 152, OW To IXvlclends Furplua To Mich.

On THvlilenda 150.KX 150,000 15O.O00 8.000 2,000 KWO.OOO 8B1.000 874.7 874.760 874.700 22,20 13.240 16.24C Burplua NEW TORK. SUSQUEHANNA WESTERN May Ornas 18S.C4T 1S0.442 181.022 Operatlngxp 10H.W2 6.78 Net 76.706 83.817 86.244 Prop, expenaaa to rog 68 64 62 Pot eleven month, flrdaa 2.1TO. 440 $2,121,004 I2.0n0,fc'7 Net 1.017.810 P25.170 W2U.156 NORTHERN PACIFIC for May Urtm 2.0O5.BHI 1.0W.103 1.470,014 Operating axp 1.1K2.MU 1.040.333 1.043.147 Nt 822.MMI 424.bC7 71 I'n p. exoenaea to Kruaa Tanee, rentals, lra provement, Net op. Inc.

not Including land Net Income tin syatetn Prop, lines 68 2t 040 64 $155,103 722.606 22.876 2.000 067 71.404 22.876 81,672 tlXI. 853 745.043 413.530 4H.403 614.224 7U3.O06 Tot Prom July 1 to May 81 Cross 23,835.530 21.040.404 Net 12.7I3.S73 ll.K75.4Hrt Nt. on no 10. IH4.t7 10.14i.rM Tital Income 11,014.261 10,774.411 JtKADINQ COMPANY for May lUllwiy company 1 Receipt 1.607,546 1,613.102 t.p., ineiuainc renewals. 1,233.406 1.000.437 1.024 841 -t eamlnrs 6j4.2t3 031.

108 688.261 I'ron. exDeiuea to irroes 65 63 63 Coal and Iron Company Iterelpts $1,440,570 $1,637, R.penaes 1.4X1.675 l.KVl.1t2 Net profit 17,805 tsmm. Keadlnr CoTipany Nrt Incoms 20.410 23.450 Net all cos 72.VJ 0O7.31S Ch trees 75O.0UO 753 0H2 Deflnlt 47.302 146,348 Klecal year to date Ratlwav ComDanv 00.2SO 84.037 632,038 Rrelpts 2O.0S4.416 2O.100.500 18.0S7.4O4 Net 8.4t3.Wil 8.H21.55T 8,267.444 1 and Iron Company-Receipts 21. 21,814.449 10.647. 700 Net proflt 070,877 600.412 137.210 Reitttlnv Omrjanv Net Income 174.100 810.010 814.000 Net ell 0.A47.O07 0.701.

Kx a.718.672 Surplus 1,307.007 1.411.600 PHILADELPHIA PRICES. PHILADELPHIA. June 27. The market to-day persistently refused to Join In New York's Improvement. The railroad share.

Reading, Lehigh Valley, and Pennsylvaniamoved up slightly, but this was due wholly to New' lork buying, local houses taking the selling end. Choctaw touched 38, Its highest on- record, due to favorable earnings I'nlon Traction was up a shade, but Consolidated of Pittsburg went off a point on further delay in the deal with American Railways. The latter, however, was firmer. The steel stocks were rather weak, receding small fractions. The close was firm at these bid and asked prices: Bid.

Asked. I Bid. Asked. Itmbrtl. 2t4.

20 Pen n. 23 24 Choctsw 87 38 Phlla. 00 33 Union Trac. 41 41 134 United Q. 137 Welnb.

42 48 17W. N. T. A 27! Pnn 7 7 16J Con. Pitts.

83 PI. 8tre. nt.l PI. 8. list.

pf.l2 Kl.1 Am. 17 Ihlrh 27 Marsden 16 CHICAGO QUOTATIONS. CHICAGO, June 27. There was a continued Improvement In Linseed preferred to-day, the stock, advancing from 44 to 44, at the opening, to 47 at the close; the common advanced from 8- to 0. Metro- IS preferred brought oh.

ana the bonds the trust certificates sold at MValS. Tin Plate common opened at but fell to. 34, closing at 34: preferred opened at S3, and lost a point, but closed at 83. Settlement pricea: American StraVtaoaM Calumet A Chicago Canal A Dock Ttanoad Match (. of Illinois 2ft' 76 151 riatlonal Bisrult Co.

National Klsrult Co. Brewing A Malting 07 2 12 Brewing A Malting Co. pf. Milwaukee A Chlcaro Rrewina- Co Milwaukee A Chicago Brewing Co. pf.

SO Chloaxo Packing A Pto1Io Co 12 Chicago' Packing A Provision Co. SO North Cbicaro Street Railroad 243 West Chicago Street Railroad ......120 (South Side Elevated Railroad 14 Ike Street Elevated 16 lks Street Elevated, trust 18 Street's West Stable Car Una to REGULAR STOCKS. American Linseed 0 American Linseed pf. 46u American Tin Plate com, 85 American Tin Plate pf 83 National Biscuit Co. com 42 National Htsrult Co.

07 National Carbon com National Carboa pf. National Steel com, 4tt National Steel pf 89 Esmond Match ,..131 Wast Chicago Street Railroad ..............120 BOSTON STOCK MARKET. BOSTON. June 37. At the Clearing House this morning; all the loans were made at per cent, and New York funds sold at S3 and 20 cents discount.

On call, money ruled from 8 to 4 per cent Time money was quoted from 3 to 3 per cent for four to alx months on the choicest dividend col lateral, and from 2 to 4 per cent on mixed collateral. There was a good for business paper, and best names passed from 3 to 3 per cent, and good names from 3U to 4 per cent 1 Boston and Albany climbed 7 points more, to Its high record point and then eased off a point New Haven sold tirra at 2is. Boston and Maine sold at ai3 and Pittsburg preferred at 116 and 117. An excellent buying of Atchison preferred, mostly for New York account lifted that stock to CV Hoston Elevated touched 109 again. Scie Telephone was up to 0W and Bell sold at 849 and 8M.

Dominion Coal ewlly went to 51 and receded only a fraction, mere was trood buying- of Federalized, Chicago, Burlington and Qulncy, and Sugar on the advance. In the copper, which, a a class, Haltlc waa tb feature. pushing up sharply to SO1- and reacting onjy a fraction. flom of there prices were rjStment haa declined to approve haded a trifle later in the day. but the nn Real Estate and Inaur-dertone held firm for the whole list up to Vwch waa recently pro- i Cloning bid and asked: Mlalaai Stackav Bid.

Bid. Asked, at. to Old Adventnr told 87 8 ft5 Oaeeola Allou-i Arcadlaa B4 Arnold 1 16U Parrot 61 63 2 AtlanUe 1 S3 85 Oulncy 1DU 1B0 12 87 Baltic Boat. C. C.

Moat. A. Man .2.15 Rhode iauuul 1 Sania 11 Santa Yaabel IS Khcie 84 25 843 HO 7W 1 Butte Boj. Cat. A HK.7W Centeniilal 83 Tamarack 34 Utah Cona.

1H Waahina-um. 42 43 rrmnklln 17 2 2 Homootai z1 laia 43 Mohawk 24 2 8 I White Knob 44 Winona 11 14 12 15 44 27 wolverine Railroad Stocks. Bost. A AIb.278 2X0 Iloet. A IW.23S 240 A 106 Bost.

A Pro. 800 Bost. Elev.T.llO 111 Cent. M. pf.

68 Fltchbura- pf.117 N. Y. A N. E. 6 .118 N.

Y- A N. E. 7a Hi West End Bust. Gas 87 Cent. 17 18 OS 46 60 Hiseellamooas Stocks.

Am. Bell T.840 S50 Tel 8 Chi. Slk. Y.145 147 UN. Eng.

1i.o Coal. 64 64 U. B. Oil 40 I Kim. C.

pf 116 I Westlnghouse Erie Tel 100 Electric 40 ljunaoa St. 18 -MIXING STOCK taCOTATIOXS. SAN FRANCISCO. June 27. This morning nearly 14,000 shares of mining stock was sold.

Consolidated Virgin! advanced 33 cents. In the afternoon there waa a slump all along the line. The official closlna- quotations for mining stocks to-day and ysatetaay were as lotrows, Monday. .11 .07 .24 .44 .76 AH .85 .30 1.03 2.00 .02 .31 .38 .40 .02 .18 .113 1.45 .22 .62 .84 .110 .80 2.40 .06 .10 .51 .18 .47 ,.60 ,12 Alta Alpha' Con Andes .17 .07 -20 .30 .56 .00 .71 .86 .84 ..1.00 ..210 .20 -32 Belcher Best A Belcher. Bullion Caledonia Challenge Con Chollar Confidence Con.

Cal. A Con. Imperial Crown Point Gould A -curry. Hale A ,3 .02 Julia Justice .16 .05 .01 .58 .20 .1.15 .10 .50 .20 .00 .77 .240 Kentucky Con Lady Washington Mexican Occidental Con Ophlr Overman rot out Savage Bag Belcher Sierra Nevada, Standard Syndicate t. louls Union Con ITtah Pnn 10 44 20 a 40 .60 4950 12 Yellow Jacket Silver Bars Mexican dollars Drafts, sight COLORADO SPRINGS.

June 27. Gardner A Co. report closing quotations as follows: Tuesday, Monday. Bid. Asked.

Bid. Asked. Anaconda Anchoiia Argentum Battle Columbine Consolidated 46 80 24 20 17 4 I 1 8( 15 12 24 83 83 190 22 78 40 83 47 f0 24 28 10 00 29 15 12 25 34 87 II 23 81 67 85 33 110 18 5 101 40 23 1 -92 22. 40 82 23 20 16 10 18 01 30 16 12 20 36 02 2o) 23 82 6T 30 30 117 102 41 24 30 90 23 25 30 16 10 18 04 80 15 12 28 33 02 2im 22 79 6f 30 33 120 'ft 102 41 25 29 92 22 Damon E.kton El Paso Garfield Oibson Golden Fleece Golden King Gold Coin Oould Isabella Independence Jackpot Matoa an 30 32 ..114 18 5 ..190 ,.40 24 29 89 22 Moon Anchor Pinnacle Pharmacist Portland Rawlings Rosa Union Vindicator Work FINANCIAL, AA.Ol!.CEMEXTS. Dividends are announced by the following com panies, details of which will be found In another column: The Lake Shore and Michigan 6outhe Railway Company, the Michigan Central Railroad company.

Canada southern Hallway Company, the Mechanical Rubber Company, the National Citizens' Bank, and New York County National Bank. BIG STEEL PLANT IN ASTORIA. James M. Waterbury Is President of a New Manufacturing Company That Hay Have a Large Output. The erection of a large steel manufacturing plant will be begun in Astoria next week.

The plant will cover about five acres of ground, and will give employment to between 1.000 and 2,000 workmen. The mill will be on Orchard Street, and will have a frontage of 300 feet on the river. It will extend back liOO feet This Is the recently acquired site of the Astoria Light. Heat and Power Company. The company for which this plant will be built Is the New York Steel and Wire Com pany.

It has a capital of $200,000 and a bonded Indebtedness of The President is James M. Waterbury, and the Treasurer A. Van Home Ellis. The orllce is at South Street. The President said yesterday that it was the intention of the company to manufacture open-hearth steel from pig and scrap Iron, and to make merchant iron and steel nd also wire nails and wire rope.

It Is said that the capital of the company will ehortly be Increased to $500,000. James M. Waterbury organised the Cord age Trust in 1SHS. It was Incorporated In New Jersey as the National Cordage Company, and Its charter gave it a life of fifty years. At tne start tne company nail in common stock and in preferred 8 rer cent, cumulative shares.

That capitalisation was maintained until early In 18113. when the common stock was doubled, the old shares being turned Into new when they were quoted at 147. Among the plants held by the trust on a lease of fifty years were the Boston Cordage Company, Standard Cordage Company of South Boston, the Bedford Cordage Company of New Bedford. the Lawrence Rope Works of Brooklyn, the Field Cordage Company, the Ohio Cordage Company, the Middletown Twine Company of Butler County, Ohio, and William Deeming Co." of Chicago. In February, 1803, Cordage stock sold at 75.

On May 2 of the same year It closed at 50; on May 3 It touched and on May 4 It went down to lS-. On May 5 Chancellor McGUl of New Jersey appointed George W. Loper. the Treasurer of the trust, and E. C.

F. Young, the President of the First National Bank of Jersey City, receivers of the corporation. An attempt was then made to compel the prosecution of Mr. Waterbury on charges of grand larceny and conspiracy. District Attorney Nlcoll decided, after investigation, not to present the charges to -the Grand Jury, and in a statement published Dec.

30.1S03. said that there was little doubt "that the National Cordage Company was not at any time Insolvent In the sense that its assets were less than its liabilities, although, on account of the extreme stringency of the money market in the Spring of this year it found Itself without the cash necessary to meet Its dally operations," In September the reorganization of the National Cordage Company was taken up, and the Waterbury Company, Limited, was formed under the laws of New Jersey with a capital stock of $2,400,000. Mr. Waterbury is at present Treasurer of the Waterbury Rope Company. NEW CORPORATION? M.

L. Lee lithographing Com pan of New York; capital. $10,000. Directors Martin L. Lea.

Isaao Rosenthal, and Dinah Rosenthal of New York. Sonne Brothers Company of Nepera Park. Westchester County, to deal In wines and liquors; capital, ttto.taJO. IM rectors -Henry Sonne. Julius A.

Mandel. and Bernard Ltptnan. New York City. F.lwood Building Company of Middletown; capital. $3,000.

DirectorsJacob Gunther. Charles L. El wood. Emtl E. Raash, J.

Frank TuthllL Otis D. Hardenburgh. and Charles E. Taylor Middletown. American Sewing' Machine Repair Company of New York: capital.

$10,000. Director Max Stem. Henry Hefllch, Moses L. Mlttlemark, Ger-na Herbst. Hennaa Bender.

Isaac Lleberkaa. Max Her bet. Solomon Krampner. Max Schoen-fetd. and Leon J.

Rovere. New Tork; MorMa Berk and Henry L. Gerber. Brooklyn. Utlca Electric Light and Power Compaay a consolidation of the Utlca Electric Light Company, the Utlca Electrical Manufactuiins; and Supply Company, and the Trenton Palls Electric.

Light and Power Company: to operate in Utlca. Roma. Prospect. Whitesboroush. New Hartford.

Clinton, Frankfort. Illon. Trenton. Holland Pat. en I.

Oriakany. Mohawk, Herkimer, and 'other points tn Hrrkimer and Oneida Counties; capital. Director Harry Ptxley Daniel N. Crouse. T.

8. Griffiths. W. Jesse Brav-toiv and William E. Lewis.

Utlca: William Q. Phelps. Blaghamtoa; Joseph Fox. Nsw York. HOTXS OF DOTSXXBANCE 1STEEESTS Horhert Wl Stover ha been appolntea Brooklyn bra neb, manager of the tire tnsur-i ance compar lea represented in the metropolitan by WlUlam lloritan.

c--- Wa l.vnrf Tn tested i a Imeana or nreaerving- mma Vf agreemenia unaer me optmuuo ui sourl anti-trust law. F. W. Gib-fane, manager of the Fire in surance Ratlhg Bureau at St. ui, has resigned because of the trouble which a special delegation of the Qoveminf com.

ml tee of ths) Western Union has been en. deavorlng to (settle. AutMtor Hs rt of Indkina has declined to Issue a Ilcen! to the American Mutual Ard Society of t. I ouis, on the ground that It practice 1 writing; life Insurance risks between the ages of sixteen and sixty-five years withou medical examination la pro hibited by the. Indiana statutes.

Chicago ad rices deny-the report that the Eastern syn icate. which lately purchased the Rockfon Insurance Company of is now endeavoring to pick up the stock of the German Fire Insurance Com-oanv or Peor a 111. The German of Peoria we organised In 1876. anQ la capitalised at JiaiO.ooo. Its I net surplus 00 uec di, isra.

was $150,140. Vice Prenlilpn Thomas S. Chard of Chi cago and Mlnager W. J. Duttooof the Firemen's Filnd Insurance Company or San Francisco art In this, city on an inspection trip.

The arterial meetlner of the New York Board of File Underwriters to consider I "OO of premiums Ireceived for insuring property In the Citv bf New York." in accordance with Section 8 of. the charter of the board. win be neia to-oay, Prod nee ehaage AssodatloA "WIasw NEWARK, N. June 27. Vice Chancellor Stevei to-day handed down a decision in the suit between the Produce Exchange Build ng and Loan Association the Peabody Land and Loan Company of America.

11 decision is- victory for. the New York association. Lewis Brown bought a nu nber of lots In this "city and gave two pui chase money mortgages to the Peabody Con pany. These amount to $7,000. He later beg in to erect twenty houses and borrowed $1 ,000 from the Produce Exchange Assoc iation.

He left town with the mortgages ui settled and owing some $10,000 to builders. The suit was to determine the order in whli the claims were to be taken. IN THE REAL ESTATE FIELD Parkway Apartmrit Hoase Sold for Elliot Zborowskl by A. A. Mc- Cornalck Silk Exekaage Deal lAsjalsi Deated.

A. A. Mcqormtck has sold for Elliot Zborowskl of Paris, France, the Parkway Apartment House, at 45 West Seventy-sec ond Street Adjoining; the, northeast corner of Columbus! Avenue and the street on lot 50 by 10J.2. The seller, purchased this property in 1890 and gets a cash consider ation for It how. The price and the buy er's name aie withheld.

It is understood. however, that the building bring? well over $100,000. The sale of a large eight-story mercantile building .01 Canal Street, near Broadway, Is But the details are withheld. The story (of the sale of the Silk Ex change Building, at Broadway and Broctne Street by Jofcn T. Williams to Darius Og' den witch was reported as denied in this column I yesterday, though published elsewhere, was authoritatively pronounced as Incorrect by Mr.

Mills yesterday after noon. The building was offered to me." said he, sortie time ago, but I did not buy it Not only! have I not purchased it tout I am not evdn negotiating for it' The houses in West One Hundred and Forty-first Street, near Hamilton Terrace, the sale of which by H. F. Scheilhass was reported yeslerday, were Nos. 525 and 527, each 16 by IS by 99.11.

They were sold for Patrick H. Lynch to Kempner Brothers. Mr. Schellhajss and J. Phillips Co.

co-operating I in the brokerage, William MJ Ryan has sold to Charles T. Wells the lit on the north side of West Eighfy-fourtk Street. 200 feet west of Am sterdam Avethue, 25 by 100. Alexander Walker has sold one of his five-story brpwnstone houses on Riverside Drive, betwedn One Hundred and Thirteenth and One Hufadred and Fourteenth Streets. lately built.

I in 1897 he bought a plot on the Drive abbut 50 feet south of One Hundred and Fourteenth Street. SO hv lno anri erected two Swellings thereon. This Is the aecona 01 tnese dwellings, the first Of which was soiu bdciui a year atco. Schrair A Klchberar have mM fne TTVrt. erick Hasbriuck the five-story business ouuaing 101 1 est Twenty-third Street Martin Metzsrer haa bouirht nf the Tnut ees of the Prfesbvterv of New York thenmrh aoani, tne sou tn west corner of oeveniy-secopa-street and Second Avenue, ill nv ttY I 60 by 101 D- rVinans sc May have sold for miss ausan De Forest Day, on private mo 1 wo tour-story Drownstone uweuings irana 21 West Fifty-first Street.

The size of So, 19 Is 21 bv 6(1. butlere nan. try extension, lot 100.4, and of No. 21, 25 icei, wiin aiping room and chamber exten sion. Bom hese houses are leased for a term to the present occupants.

Thomas oker has sold for a client to Mrs. Cathetlne Sheedy, for $2,300 each, the two adj( Inlng lots on the east alrlo nt Jerome Avefue, 133.78 feet north of Tre- mont Avenui. each 25 by 100. John F. Alenke has sold the seven-story uu imscuicni apauimcni nouse, tne Avon, at the northwest corner of Maiiann Avenue and One Hufndred and Sixteenth Street 60 iiieiprice is saia to oe 9JSU.WO.

Horace S.fc.ly Co. have Bold for the estate of Wiliam Post to Louis Harbere the five-story tebement 34 Norfolk Street. 25 The plot a Madison Avenue and One Hun. dredth Street 205 feet by 100.11. the sale of which oy tines a.

ord ror the R. Ford estate was reported yesterday was bought thro igh Whitehouse A Porter by William R. 'ravers. -tDr. John White of the Berkeley School jneu uiuriKttpi ior Tuv.uuu yesterday on jiP 1 northeast corner of Avpiiut: aiiu rorty-nintn Street.

tne old coipmoia College site, which he i oojiue time ago irom the Colum- iiut in ururr to erect a new build mg ior Ber celey School there. Of these mortgages, ne. for $25,000, for two years, was given the Washington Life Insurance Compai y. and one for $75,000 for Ave years, to the Central Trust Company of New York. Dr.

IVhlte filed a thr4?" 'ear mortgage on the property 44J i WestTFlft Street Monday. Emmeline H. Condlct has given tri the United States Trust Company 17! dred-and-ten thousand-dollar mortgage for one year on the property on the north skle of Bleecker Street. 150 feet east of Broad! WrtMch 1 he b0UKht ot Chase Mellen for Rfcsalta at Aaetloa. Yesterday offerings In the Trinity Build mg salesroom resulted as follows TO, two -meni uncK stores miriiiri.i, sale, to A.

BruKgema.nl 234 West On4 Hundred and Twenty-seel ond Street J7 by 100.11, five-story brick 26,000 V1 P'slntiff, 20 WhI O-ie hd.rvlrl cum, nve-siory brick flat; t-T me piainun, Jami i It Gww 238 West One hundred and Twenty-seco'nd Strwwt. 34 by 100.11. five-story brlckns foreclosure ile. to James L. 41 00 Sr.

Phn Ingraham A 41,925 ana o.n ivesi one Hundred and First 8treet. 50xlit.ll. seven-store hL el? fclosure skle, to the plalntlffa. David jueepn ttamershlag. 68 Hamilton frerrace, 17 by 100.

three- story nonetroni dwelling: foreclosure twain, griiaaiiiin 11. PWeil BAf'r p- co. 16,000 iHundred and Street. 24.1 ly loo. flve-atorv hrlk 1 foreclosure Atle, to the plaintiff.

James L9' Hundred and t41 DV 11.1 11 flve-etory brick flats; foteclosure sale, to the plaintiff! J. Alien 1.773 ard l.TtS Sedtrwick Avenue! "bA'V; 100, frame dweUina- and on two jotsl executor's sale, to Valentain. itid lm w. 1.700 ai.d l.Ttl Sedgw4ck Arenas! "iu be lotj two lofc: executor's sale, to Cross A Sundiara. hbld In.) ima Py James U.

Wells. (dMntnr'a Stebhlns A vrrtue. west aide. 54 feet south Home 1S.1S by 78 by Inrernlar. with frontafce tf 31.73 feet on 4 Street, two-ktoiv and hutmi c.lwJf"nl HFncia E.

Lawrence 2,300 Stebblas Aveiue, adJCMtUig tha foregoing on the south. 18.16 by 72. two-story and basemen 1 frasM dwell uvg. to Francis E. Ijt-nc.

2. SOO Town send Avenue, east side, 73 feet north- east of One Hundred and Beventy-tourta Street, 30 by 100, vacant to Charles Eicheie BOO Towasend Avenue, sast aide. 136 feet northeast of One Hundred and Seventy-fourth Street, 25 by luO, vacant to Francis E. Lnwr-nca 850 Waiton Avenue, west side. 25 feet 'north east of one Hundred and Sereoty-iourtn Street 30 by 100.

vacant: to A. P. W. Kin-nan 9oO Walton Avenue, adlotatng the foregoing, on in. Mrui, majoininaviova, ou.n WO: to A.

P. iW. Klnnan. 840 Walton AvenuW. adjoining forecolng on the north, four adjacent lots, each 23 by 100: to Francis iwrenoe.

eacn 850 Jerome Avenue, east aide, northeast cor ner, of One Hundred and seventy-nrin Street. 23 on the avenue by 100 on the street. Vacant, to B. Jaaobs 8.700 2.200 2.160 1.800 1.525 Jerome Avenue, adjoining the foregoing on the north. 23 by 100.

vacant; to e. Jacobs Jerome Avenue, adjoining the foregoing on the norui. two lots, eacn 23 ny luu, vacant: to W. W. Strauae.

each Jerome Avenue, adjoining 4he foresolngon the north, two lota, each 20 by 10O; to Jacobs, each Townsend Avenue, west side, northwest corner of One Hundred and Seventy-flfth Street 23 on tha- avenue -by 100 on the street, vacant: to John Nathalie Avenue, west side, 73' feet north- wen or Klndharo Place, three- adjoining lota, each 23 by 104.02 or 107 by Irregular: to F. E. (MmD. 2.040 Boston Avenue, west aide. 46.16 feet north east of a private roan, ptot-wtth barn.

41.64 by 95.80 by 415 by 106.83; to imwniw.v..... On a private road, south side, 00.13 feet 1.600 west or tioston tnsee aajoining lots, each 25 by 87.60; to Francis E. Lssrrence. each i 600 South Waverley Place. Yookers, south side.

100 Teet east ot (ltmot utreet. lour aa-joining lots, each 26 by 100; George J. Ord. each 200 A To-day's Aaettoa Bales. The following sales at auction are down.

fortoday at 111 Broadway: By William M. Ryan, partition sale. Jacob F. Miller, 43S WesfTTwentleth Street, south side. 285.4 feet east of Tenth Avenue, 16.8 by 00.lt four-story brick dwelling.

By William Kennelly. foreclosure sale. Henry M. Whitehead, referee. 448-West Thirty-eighth Street south side, feet east of Tenth Ave-, nue, 27 by 09.9.

four-story brick store and tenement with one-story frame bollSlng on the rear. Due on judgment. S0.00V: subject to taxes, ac tor $220. By William Kennelly. assignee's sale, for benefit of the creditors of Henry Neus A 1 Frank Kuhn, assignee.

114, lis, and lis East ope Hundred and Second Street, south side, 180 feet east of Park Avenue, Y5 by 109.11. three five-story stone-front flats. Subject to mortgages for due on Judgment subject to taxes. Ac. for (232.31.

By Peter F. Meyer A foreclosure sale. Louis B. Van Gassbeek. 197 St.

Nicholas Avenue, west side. 29.7 feet south of 120th Street 20.7 by 79.6 by 28.8 ty 04, three-story brick fiat. Duo on Judgment subject to other mortgages and taxes, Ac, for $17,312.20. By Peter F. Meyer A foreclosure sale, Sidney J.

Cowen, referee, 1,116 and. 1,118 Third Avenue, west side, 00.5 feet north of Sixty-fifth Ctreet. 40 bv. 83.6. two four-story brick stores and tenements.

Due on Judgment $2,367. Bv Peter v. Meyer A foreclosure sale, John J. McCauley, referee, Fulton Street south side, about 198.14 feet west of Westchester Avenue. Wakefield, S3 by 151.6.

three-story-and-attio frame dwel-ing, with store, and one-story frame subject to another mortgage and uutes. Ac, loc-T $3,073.98. By Peter F. Meyer A foreclosure sale, David- Thomson, referee. Park Avenue, (Terrace Place.) as widened, east aide, 62.2 feet south of East One Hundred and Fifty-second Street.

62.2 by about 130 by .69.2 by about 116.1. Due on Judg ment, 4,1 it; subject to taxes, Ac, for $ioo. By Thomas Smith, foreclosure sale, Daniel P. Ingraha n. referee, 1,387 and 1.390 Fulton Avenue, west side, 28 feet, south of One Hundred and Seventieth Street 66.8 by 97.1 by 57.8 by 97.3, two three-story frame dwellings, and 1.393 Fulton Avenue, west side.

84.8 feet south of One Hundred and Seventieth Street 41.5 by 97 by 42.4 by 97.1. two-story frame dwelling. a. IflfclM. kl $1,497.06.

By James L. Wells, voluntary sale. 307 East One Htmdred and Sixteenth Street. 120 feet east of Second Avenue, four-story-and-basement single flat, in by 70 on lot 20 by 100.lt Subject to a 6 per cent mortgage for $12,000. THE BflLDIXG DEPARTMENT.

List of Plasia Filed forXew Structures asid Alterations. No. 1,211 Hoe Avenue, for a one-story frame stable, 21 by 14; Sarah McSherry of the premises, owner; C. F. Lohse.

architect; cost 4400. One Hundred and Twenty-second Street, northwest corner of Mount Morris Avenue, for two seven-story brick and stone flats, 60 by 84 and 40.11 by 05; T. J. McGuire of 9GS St. Nicholas Avenue, owner; H.

T. Howell, architect; cost. $215,000. One Hundred and Seventy-fifth Street, northweut corner of Bathgate Avenue, for a five-story brick stable, 24.1 by 83; John Jordan of 303 West Twenty-ninth Street owner; J. L.

Jordan of 449 West Twenty-eighth Street architect; cost. $15,000. One Hundred and Eleventh Street, north side, 358 feet 'west of Fifth Avenue, for seven live-story brick flats, 31 and 30 by 85; Bursteln A Relss of 170 Henry Street, ownrs: Sass Srrallhelser of 23 Park Row, architects; cost $106,000. Alterations. Nos.

16 and IS Chambers Street to a five-story brick warehouse; Mrs. Marie L. De Agreda, owner; Albert E. Parfltt of 26 Court Street. Brooklyn, architect; cost, $300.

Beech Avenue, east side. 570 feet northeast of Elm Street, William's Bridge, to a one-and-one-haif-story frame dwelling; Hat-tie V. Davis, owner; William T. Mapes. architect; cost, $000.

No. 56 West Fifty-third Street, to a four-story brick dwelling; Joseph A. Cosgrove of the premises, owner; Charles A. Kehoe, architect; cost, West End Avenue, northeast corner of Seventy-seventh, Street, to a one-etory and basement brick church: Reformed Protest ant Dutch Church, City of New York, owner; E. K.

Bourne, architect; cost $1,000. No. 544 to 548 West Nineteenth Street, to a three-story brick factory; West Side Hy-geia Ice Company, lessee; John L. Jordan of 449 West Twenty-elgnth Street, architect; cost, S1.MJU. no.

ooo west Thirty-third Street, to a four-story brick hotel; James W. Patterson of 349 West Twenty-seventh lessee; John L. Jordan, architect; cost, Wi0. No. 167 East Seventy-second Street to a three-story bricft hotel; David Mayer of 3.500 Third Avenue, owner; Ernest W.

Grels or 3U union square, architect cost, $ouo. No. 40 West Thirtv-ertxth Street to a four story brick dwelling; William Rulauf of the premises, owner; Brun A JHauser, architects: cost. $50O. No.

275 East Broadway, to a three-story and basement brick tenement; E. K. Browd, owner; M. Bernstein of 245 Broadway, architect: cost. $2,000.

Arthur Avenue, southeast corner of Pel- nam Avenue, to a two-mo ry brick hotel; Angelo Clocco, owner; Charles S. Clark, architect: cost. $1,000. Park Avenue, east side, 300 feet south of One Hundred and Eightieth Street, to a two-story frame dwelling; James S. Roan of 4.352 Park Avenue, owner; William H.

Meyer, architect; cost $2,000. Avenue, west side, 124 feet north or foranam Koad, to a three-story frame dwelling; A. O. Salter and Arthur E. Briggs.

owners; Charles S. Clark, architect; cost. TAX ON MORTGAGED PROPERTY. Collector Treat Receives a Deelaloa Rrgsrdisg Real Estat. Collector Treat has received from Wash ington a decision regarding the amount of stamp taxes necessary hi the of a piece of real estate, on which there Is a mortgage.

In answer to a question from a firm of lawyers, submitted by the Col lector, as to whether or not there haa twten a recent decision, of the United States Circuit Court wherein it was held that a con veyance of an equity in-real estate need db siampea only according, to the value of tne equity. Acting Commissioner of Internal Revenue Robert Williams. says: This office ruled thaUwhen a deed con veys property subject tov a mortgage the tax Is based UDon the amount of the mort gage plug the of the equity of redemption. If an equity of redemption- Is conveyed aim. there no assumntion bv the grantee- of the payment of the mort- smtcs.

me mi is oasea upon tne value ot tne equity conveyed by the instrument" Recorded Real Estate Traatsfers. Tuesday, June 27. BALCOM AV. a. 275 ft of Lottinr St.

25x100: John H. Edea to William Eberio. 8,500 xji.ulam ix or uitung t. 2i10; John H. Eden to William Ebeiie.

3,600 suunncn or, im it oi Broadway. 83 6 HO; Chase Mellen. referee, to Emmeline G. H. 327,000 BKUAiin Ai.

sea plot adjoining land ot Joseph H. Godwin and others, and adjoining Harlem Ship Canal with land under water: William Kramea to F. van Buren GUdersteeve. 25,000 wiui a un ii map or village of Grove Hill. 100.2 tf s- of 130th St; Frank B.

Lown and another, trustees, Ac. to Ph. and William, Exiling Brewing CROTONA AV. s. 23) ft a of Lebanon St 26x70.10x20.1x78.3: Kate A.

Calnaa and another, heirs, to -Charts Bjorke. aren CROTONA AV. a. 230 ft of Lebanon St. 25x7O.10x2.lx7e.8; Kate A.

Calnaa to Charles Bjorkegrea FRANKLIN AV. corner of 168th Rt. 100 2xl6: James T. Barry to Jaoob Slerel. 82,250 wncca ox.

110 ana lti. aoxiuo: Henry 'M. Gsschetdt. referee, to Justus L. Bulkier, executors and trustees 108.000 oi.

cmnton et. M.eu'-v; uwun ascvau. reierae. to Nasi O'DonnsU A. 13.600 BROOKXYX REAL ESTATE FOB Buy! a Home for Betty and the Baby at SIL CUM EK Corner Kings Highway and Coney Island ialb and rranann nriaura wsci.

siaiouaa FARE CENTS. Sales flVe on property CARRIAGES ANO AGENTS TO bHUW rcuru: Lots $200 to $350, a Few Higher. EASY TERMS FOR CASH M. L. All purchasers bringing this advertl JEROME AV.

s. 733.0 ft a ot l5th St runs 16ux AOx 340x i lllxs 170.6as 101 2x 100. 4xw 242 to avenue 150; Charles O. Banks, referee, to Arthur W. Slaa, part lOftOQ JEROME AV.

a corner of lOiUi St, 87.4X 224 0 to centra line of Cromwell Atj -( 87.3x221.8. with land under water; Kate Anderson to Arthur W.Slas. 1 JEROME AV. corner. of 105th St 87.4x224.0 to Cromwell Av x87 8x22l.fi; J.

Schuyler Anderson devisee, to Kate B. Anderson 1 JEROME AV, coraar 165th St. 87.4x224.0 to Cromwellr x87.3x221.8r -Arthur W. Sias to William Deans -and another 12,000 LOTS 7a 84, and map St Raymond Park, 24th Wardi," Hudson P. Rose to -James M.

Davis 1 MARION 200 ft of Travero St Esther 8. Goldstein tov Harry Marks 1 MONROE ST. a 25x100; Leopold Kaufmann to -Jonas Wall and 1 NEW CHAMBERS ST, 47.1 ft of -v Batavla 2A.IOx3o.ixxO.3x5a.Ol also all -title to No. 76 New Chambers 8t being of former No. 11 fta.ta.vla.

Rf Maria L. Mills and ethers to' Edward L. Casey. 650 PROSPECT s. 110 ft of Main Levlness to Frank oult 1 PROSPECT ST.

S. HO ft of Jtaih St, City Jaland. 25x100.0; Cornelius E. Kene ami xcctora, to Mary Frank 230- RAILROAD AV EAST, a corner ef 137th St 68.4x106.7x51.6x132.8: John J. Bell to 1 Herman- Schmuck READS 34, comer of Manhattan' flace, William, a.

Trowbrtdre to Robert Dunn. RIVERSIDE -DRIVE. -413. 25.9x03.4x25x 00.0 Alexander Walker to WniUm C. -Savaire J.

100 TIEBOUT AV. 2.096, s. Charles n. a nornion ana another to tsusanetn Helburn -v WILLIAM'S BRIDGE ROAD, corner oi lea 24xiox200xia.v; Andrew Lea-rat to Jeannie Z. 1ST AV.

77.2 ft of 73d St 25x118; Mary Polacek to Elenora Kats 2D AV, earner of 100th St 60.7x80; 1 Leopold Kaufmann to Jonas Well and another. a. 100 4TH AV. s. WT.

ft of 88th St, 24x115: t-naries yman. pj guaraian, to sunusi 10.000 TTH Av, 2,293. 16.9x73; Henry Hartfield to Nannette Hartfield 100 7TH AV. a. 40.11 ft of 27th 8t, 27.10X 40.8x Irregulsr; Benjamin.

Slra to John J. iiucxiey. 1 uw comer 01 iiu ot. 10.0x00; Christian Dobler to Alfred N. Beadles- ton TTH ST.

182 and 184 East 27.10x90.10; Caroline Kalbflelsch to Charles Frederick Waselewski 9TH ST, East, 25 ft. Lot 601 map of 100 600 waxeneia, 25X114; Daniel Llllls to 13TH ST. 220 East. 21.3x103.3'; Samuel Simon to Rachel Simon and 1 85 TH ST. s.

218.9 ft of th Av. lO.llx 08 Herman Ahrens- to- Moses Redmond 11.000 57TH ST. 145 East, 25xlC0.5; John-O. Baker to Col Us P. 32.500 85 TH ST.

s. 148 ft ef Avenue A. 25x vrz.2: Catharine Gerhard, to Anthony Heckmann 87TH ST, 137 West. 14x100.8: Mary E. Senn to Edith E.

87TH ST. 4 208 East. 25x100.8: Clark B. 100 Aurustln and another Michael, A. Hoffmann v.

24,500 91ST ST. 258 West. 18x100.8;' James A. Frame to Leonora Kohler, 100 9SD ST. s.

884 ft of 3d Av. 15.0x61; Michael A. Hoffmann to Clark B. Au-' gusttne 10,500 110TH ST. 60 East 25x100.11; Charles Pfelffer to Michael Exchange 114TH ST.

s. ISO ft of Park Av. 25x 100.8; Daniel W. Smith to Lillian Bates 400 114TH ST. s.

810 ft of 3d Av. 25x 100. 11 A. Michael Strauss to Charles Pfelffer Exchange 125TH ST. 7 281 ft of Amsterdam Av.

27x100.11; Emanuel Menllne to Sonhla 82,900 iin oi, s. 130 rt or sth av. 49x 90. Max, Well to Emit Engelman 133D ST. s.

225 ft of Trinity Av, 26x 100: Otto W. Uhllr and others, eceewtors. to Catharine M. Mathews 134TH ST. 120 West.

28.6x99.11; George W. Martin to William J. Johnson 138TH ST, 83 ft of Edgecombe A v. 17.0x99.11; the Germania Life Insurance Company to Marv Burns 100 100 100 142D ST, 678 East 14.8x100; Julius Na- imn to samuei 1. frguson 6.5O0 140TH ST, 150 of Convent Av.

0.6 Jacob Kelmera to John P. 163D ST. 850 ft of Amsterdam Av. 108x112.8; John Westervelt to Ernest Wetterer 163D ST. 850 ft of Airsterdam Av.

108x112.6; John KVestenclt to Ernest Wetterer 106TH ST. West. 25x100; Dora A. Gay lord to Ella R. 167TH ST, comer of Stebblns Av, runs 85.

4 Irregular to Prospect Av 00 to 167th St 84.1 to besin- ning; David R. Daly, referee, to James McGee and another 17SD 8T. corner of Webster Av, 30x65 irregular: Webster Av. 88.10 ft of 173d St. 20x00: Albert L.

Lowensteln -to Gertrude Abrahams 173TH ST, s. part of Lot 4. map of Fair-mount. Upper Morrisanla; Mary Set-ferd to Joseph TTapnell. Jr 180TH ST.

670 East. 20.1x00; Burton H. Smith to Robert Huntley 650 S.900 6.700 Leases Record est. GINGER. William, and others, executors, to Thomas Reilly; 9th Av, 524.

a corner of 39th St. 4 11-12 years 2,100 2,400 KEEGAN. Timothy, to Domlnlck Garo-falo: 117th St, 407 East, yes 780 LA LOR, Clara, and another, trustees, to Adam Knoll and another: Sd Av, 1,228,, a comer of 71st St. 10 I 3,000 LOWENSTEIN, Israel, to John A. Hage-meyer; Sth Av, 269.

and 810 West 23d St 2 years 8.500 MACY. Theodore others, to 81 mp- son. Crawford A Simpson; 6th Av, 819, 21 years 17.250 WILLIAMS, Charles to Roswell Will-lams; 96th St 330 West 6 years 800 Recorded ABRAHAM. Lewis, and Louis Kaufmann to John Stemme; 79 Suffolk; St, 5 years. ALEXANDER.

Annie Ho Alexander Mackenxie. and another, guardians; St. Nicholas Av, s. 62.6 ft -of 150th St, 8 years i 16,600 ALTMANN. Joseph, to Henry Krooss; Mapes Av, s.

old line. ft of Tremont Av, 1 year 1.000 AUGUSTINE. Clark to Michael A. Hoffmann; 157 East 3d St. 1 year 2.000 BOWMAN.

Esther, to Catherine Norwood; 49th St. 00 ft of 6th Av, 1 6,000 BUCKLEY. John to Frances M. Barnes; 7th AV. S.

49.11 ft of 27th St. 6 'years 18,000 BURKE. Catherine M. and Luke A. to.

Josephine W. Johnson and others, trustees. Ac; 441 and 443 East" 19th St. 6 years 13,000 BURNS. Mary to Germania Life Insurance Company: 138th St, a 85 ft a of Edgecombe Av, 8 years 9,000 CALDER.

Thomas to Jennie L. Dale; 115th St, s. OH ft of 5th Av, due 25,000 CALDER, Thomas to Bradley A Cur rier company nolo, st, 08 ft of 6th Av. 1 year CONDICT. Emmeline O.

H. and Silas A 3,225 to Perth Am boy Terra. Cotta Company; 66 to 60 Bleecker St, demand 76,000 -CONDICT. Emmeline G. to United -States Trust Company; Bleecker Bt a 150 ft of Broadway.

1 310,000 tvs i r.uA, iv 4uaa meeves; Brisss Av. sea, 178.8 of Travis St. DAVIS. James to Abigail J. Purdyj Raymond Av.

sea 100 ft a ef Grace Av. 8 years DAVIS. James to Alios M. Tracy; Rose Place, a a. 100 of Grace Av, 3 year DEANE.

William C. and Elbert O. Smith 6, OOO 1.800 1.700 to Arthur w. Bias; Jerome Av, cor- ner of 165th St, 87.4x194.9 to Cauldwell Av. 5 rears id, 000 ERERLE.

William, to Benjamin Knovtr, trustee: Batcorn Av, s. 275 ft of Lat- ting St. 6 years 2.000 BBERLE. William, to John H. Eden; Balcom Av, a.

275 ft of LatUng St 1 year i 1.000 ENGELMANN. Emll, to Max Well; 129th St. a 150 ft of Sth Av. 4 months 7.000 FELDMAN. Etiss.

to Georsiana C. Stone: 3d Av. corner of 173d St 22,000 tuuMAn, Eiias. o' joan J. nsisteaa and ethers, trustees; 3d Av, a 2S of '173d 8t 3 14,000 FELDMAN.

Ellas, to Edward W. Davis; -3d Av. a 50 ft a of 173d St 3 14.000 FELDMAN, Ellas, to Ernst-Marx-Nathan Company; 3d Av. comer of 173x1 st 6,000 FISHER, John to Anna M. B.

Roberts; 117th Bt a Ua.ll ft of Avenue A. 3 years 1.000 FLITJeER, WlUlass to Amelia L. Foote; 3J1 West 143d St 2 years L000 -fTONDA. Ellxabetk to Josephine Colfax; Lot .29. map of Underdid Terrace, 3 years SO0 GILDERS LEEVE.

Van Buren. to William Kramer; Broadway or King's Bridge Road. sea. adjoining land of Joseph H. Godwin and others.

3 years. 18.000 OORSCH. Sophia, to Hermaji Nestroek: 322 West 12301 St 1 1.600 GRAF. Max. to Mary D.

Eden: Edwards Av. s. Lot 11C map of Setoo, Homa-stead. I years goo HELBURNt EUxabetb, to Charles JM. and Edward A.

Thornton; Tlebout Av, 2,005, installmants. $73 BROOKLYN REAL EST ATB FOR SALE. earseTery 8 minutes byJT andi Smith Da UUK t-Murcnii. OR INSTALLMENTS. MAI Or-FJCEi 375 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN.

semeat. will be allowed a discount. ATTRACTIVE HOUSES. ATTRACTIVE PRICES THESE PERFECT i STORY HOUSES, WITH TWO-8TORT EXTENSION, If tocatsd In Manhattan would coat from $23,000 to S3O.0UO. Thess modern stone houses are located on Mldwood near Flatbuh two blocks from to Prospect Park; 30 minutes to Nsw York; trolley connections to all Darts of the cttv: rlecant.

restricted neighborhood. The houses are la latest and moat ap proved style, containing all known modern Improvements; swell and square fronts, box stoops, saloon parlors or foyer halls, with heavy beamed ceilings; hardwood mantels, open nickel plumbing, tiled bathroom. For further particulars apply W. A. A.

BROWN, owner. Flatbuah corner Mid. wood St. Open Sundays all day; evenings until HELLRIEQEL. Kate and Charles, to the Mutual Life Insurance Company: SOS East 60th St.

6 years 77.... HUNTLEY. to Henrietta M. Carter; 180th 8t 579 East. 1 year KAUFMANN.

Leopold, to Lily W. Beres- ford and others, trustees; Monroe St s. 6.000 1.000 virnf afa.t JOSeDQ U. JafVl. trusts; 127th St.

211 mortnx. 9 rr icooo AvniACiii. aAwjnnn. in f-r stsi h-af a a tms -sw ComPy of New Tork; 258 West 91st of years 16,000 MArsDEUSTEIN, to Frederlbk A. O.

8c wan; Brook Av. widened, a 207 fl fV i- 22.000 Junn 10 jonn tr. Sleeves Lot. 82. map of VUlage of East Trs- mona, 1-3 year 8,000 JMOKisoN Anna and James to the Insurance Company; 494 and 43,000 i-unniuuu, ratnea to Anton Relt-mayer; 02d St.

a a. 170 ft of Central r-ark west 1 year S.767 ri iiu. to james t. Ben- nett and another, trustesa. 216 Mott t.

18 000 REILLY, Agnes, to Jacob Ruppert: 624 win av. saloon lease-, demand. 1,000 KKYNOLDS. Daniel, to the Mutual Life insurance Company; 3d Ay. or Old Bos-' ton Road 14 ft frcm comer of Elton iki ot, ROLLINS.

Edward to George M. Miller, trustee. Ac; Lafayette Av. 18,000 J7M 1.384 5-uwara to George M. 'ur: Lafayette Av.

corner of nnittier St 8 r.000 wTTT 3-rVawar1 to George M. Miller: Lafayette Av, corner of t0 F14 st- A-o "Eliiabeth Uppmann: oiS.8 420 WMt. 8 777.. SCHMUCK. Herman, and Michael Montag to American Mortgage Company: Rall- AT.

Prk Av. a corner of 1014 2.000 loim ot, year 13,000 Catherine to Law-- Inauranee Company; I43d St a s. 82 ft of AmsterdanTAv: -w iktiu mayer trrewing Company; 18 6th Av- and 141 West 3d bt. saioon lease, demand STEWART. James M.

and William 'r 'to Insurance Company; Riverside Drive, corner of 84th St 6,000 rears. 178.000 n'tfS Krneet to Cltlsen' Savings Bank; 163d St s. 330 ft of Amster- uam at, i year 4 OOO Ed. xi. ugoen Lumber Company; 163d St 350 ft av.

demand 19 000 HITE, John to the Washington Life vrapanr; sasaison Av. a wTrV u---: ciiirau 1TUSX uonv pany Madison Av. cor ner oi mg, or, a years 75.000 Asslgameati of Mortgages. CURTIS Josephine A. to John L.

W1I1- eniB, xrusiee -a form w. 1' vniinenxai irust Company FORU. H. Ward, to Continental 'Trust Company TEm11, others," LEVY. Carrie, to Plncus Lowenfeld and another 100 100 1 4,000 4,800 wtiw YORK REALTY BOND change and Trust Company to EX.

City or -New 20.000 ktetxirer NnV iTSin. to Sarah E. Rolston. 2.600 i xp nieginea vTank. Horn.

STOLZ George, to J. C. Julius Langbein. 425 THE LAWYERS'. MORTGAGE iKsUlU Thomas Morrissy 10.600 in.o, nau-nex tr.

ana rreuerlck vKSS'XZ trustee Norn. iauflCDUll XTUSX Company jWlNSLOW. Edward, to H. Ward Mechaalcs' Lleaa. BOULEVARD, comer of 125th St 100 xlOO; the Albersne Stone Company against John MoSweeney, owner; Thain A Rhodes, BROOK AV.

200 ft of 168th 8t 75 100 100 $298 Draaiey st vurner uorapany against Dennis Farrell, owner and contractor: William Algle. contractor CAULDWELL AV. a comer of 168th St 85x150.1; Thomson A Cammack against Joseph J. Cocker, owner and contractor. CHERRY ST.

418 'to 484; Charles Tlrelll against Joseph W. Klerst. 1 owner and 206 931 688 COURTLANDT Av. comer' of 157th st 28x74; John Connolly sgalnst Gustav Bartela, owner; Giuseppe de Orlo, contractor GERMAN PLACE, comer of KSth St 100x88; Hushes A Scanlon atralnst Jo-seph D. Jennings, owner snd contractor.

LEWIS ST. 140; E. A P. Marrtn against Ely Greenblatt. owner and esniractor.

SCuTH ST. 386 and 887. and 83 to 91 Jackson 81; E. A P. Marrln against Sol-oroon Levin, owner and contractor; Ely Greenblatt contractor WESTERN BOULEVARD, comer of 167 L700 600 600 123th St.

75x100; Dlmock A Fink Com. pany acalnst John McSweeney-ewner; Thain A Rhodes, T. corner of 80th St 25x100; illlam F. Browne against Corllnda Van CSIef. owner; Jacob Van Cllef.

coo-tractor TH ST. S3 East, and 21 University Place-Anthony G. Imhof against Marie WetH -ster. owner and contractor 92D ST. s.

126 ft of Central Park West, 135x100: -William E. Pruden against P. J. cATonnelt owner; John W. 7 Stephens, 98TH ST.

19 and 21 Esst; Charles Tirel'li against Joseph W. Klerst owner and contractor OBTH ST. S3 and 37 West John'wr jupp against Ptlocco A 7 Levy, owners; M. Levy, contractor "S.ft'W of MoWl's Ai'. ii xlOO; John Connolly against Michael del Guidiee.

owner; Giuseppe de Orlo, contractor tcr of Melrose' 100; Louis Cohn agamst James A. Simpson, owner; Frank A. Thurston, con- tractor 246 850 723 -470 BOO 21 75 85 BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS UNDER CHAP. BROADWAY, a. 50.11 ft of tb St.

60x100; the MstropoliUa Improvement Company, with John c. Burn, sixteen payments ivv 111TH irr ion, e. IV Vr'll'V-'-J-' $43,000 100.11; Frederick Romeo and John Vucct eight 33,000 Peadesis. AV' corner of Wist St. 100.

8 100; John C. Barth uainat "and others, (foreckoaure of two mortgages at- FOX ST. 1.052: Charles I1.W.. i Noble and others, (amended foreclosure of mort- PRIVATE, or proposed, street, 80 ft wide" extending from Webster to VanderbUt Av and distant 76 ft of Webster A. 23x81- Jaoob A.

Zlmmermaan against Arthur C. Searies and others, (foreclosure of aaort- fcvi irrj JKCITUI 4. xxogerSL 10TH AV, 80O; James. A. Webb, Treasurer.

juexanaer Klinkowsteio and others. foreclosure ot mortgage attorneys. Good win. Thompson A Vanderpoel. 102D ST.

a s. 176 ft of 2d Av. BOxKMll- t.k and Joseph A. Toscanl against John Immol vwrawni vi macnaaics il.n: Attorney. J.

S. GallamL -134TH ST. a. 625 ft of St. xm'a Aw m.tiyi.

David McNeill against Theodore G. and another, (foreekasure of mschanlc'a Uen;) at- 140TH ST m. bO ft of Meleeea'Av of; Depxrtment of Buildings against Frits Selje, anuiuuia; taws; aiiomey, si. otter- REAL ESTATE. "at Yonr Cake and Baye It hat'g practickilv what von when adopting our ing plan for while seemingly pay.

JOUX OWTl A 5 a. 1 uumc jrayments just lue same at rent no hardshin no unnsnal impossible 'requirements the easi aitupiesb piau ever presenterl to thrifty homeseeVers. Nothing down aside from the first month. installment, and when these par. i.

..1 uieuus ggregai; me price 01 the '--r house' aa agreed upon, hand over receipts: and receive a warranty, deed. For exampli 80 a month pays for a beautiful home contain 1 1 lut rtjc rouuis ueauMiuuy aec orated and replete with every modern' improvement and ience -situated, within 200 yards of tne elevated station at TREMONT. 7 (fonts Gr 4J2I vAo.) DBSCRIPTIOM-Thrs. stoelM and ejill.e. ltit-.

delphla presaed brick and ahlngle front; hardwood trimmings; tiled bathroom and vestibule: intsrlor nesaauy aecoraxea. iMiuaera plumber's, an4 Inspector's certifies tea given with each house. We've invested nearly 'five million dollars tor thrifty house owners a sufficient Indorsement f- our plan, and an unimpeachable argument against rent-paying. Reprtuntatnts will bt at Trrmont ntty i to rtetiv visitor and conduct tbtm octr -tbtuprtmius. NEW YORK BUILDINQ.LOAN BANKIN0 III Fifth Av, New York, Or JONES A BAILEY, 4.221 3d Av, Tremont Av New York.

Care of MORTGAGE INVESTMENTS, The TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST Company undertakes the care of Mortgage investments. It takes the custody of the papers, attends to the collection to the fire insurance, sees that taxes are paid, looks after all matters necessary to keep the mortgage in force, and relieves the owner of the mortgage from all details con. nected with the Investment, remitting promptly the net TiTtE GUARANTEE and TRUST COMPANY. Capital Surplus. $4,500,000.

146 New York. 175 Remsen 8t Brooklyn. THE lawyers: Title OF NEW YORK. 37 and 39 Liberty Street, Vv Aiy3 and 46 Maiden Always has money to loan on Bond aiicl Mortgage at current rates of in- terest and moderate charges. Prompt action on good applications.

WE PAY OWNERS SW-SS Insurance, water, and Interest on mortgage. You lease your 'flat or property to us for term of year; security riven. MAXWELL REAL ESTATE COMFASY, 160 W. 34TH. TELEPHONE 1570-38.

CITT REAL ESTATE FOB SALE. H0. B. KXAD. W.

J. TAW fttt Geo. R. Read, REAL ESTATE. 7.81 STH AVE.

at B8th St. I Madison Avnu, cor. 23d HEAD OFFICE lO WALL ST. HOUSE, WITH GARDEN. WATER.

OAS: AD. julnlng Park and business centre of Bronxl easy terms Tremont A v. EL Station. J. GBATACAP, Designer.

8 East 175th 1 1 REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE. COUNTRY RESIDENCE WANTED. WILL give In erullable, quick exchange, a fine dwell. Ing aear West 74th St. JOHN O.

HOYT. Broadway. CITT HOCSES TO LET CHFCRSISHED. A VERT dOMPLETE PRIVATE HOUSE. WTTrX every modern Improvement, for lease; convenient to Station at 140th Bt; rent month.

Apply 810 West 140th St SECURE YOUR HOUSES AND APARTMENT before you go in the country. Great vansrw west side; all prices. STEVENS, 83d Bt comer Columbus Avenue. APARTMENTS TO LET UXFCBS18HEP. TO LET In one of the most select neighborhoods In city, 67-75 East 64tb 8U Between Madison and Park Avenues, a fees single apartments of 8 rooms and bata 8720-M; one a corner, with elevator, steam beat.

Ac; electric tight If desired. E. A. (CBLIK6HASK. A 141 Broadway.

CITT FLATS TO LET FCRSTISHED. A- i FLATS. A LIGHT. WELL-VENTILATED FLATS: Bents. f26 to 840; hot water supply.

Apply premises. 402 West 6hth 8t. or J. WHITAKER. Broadway, aaar Wast Tata.

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