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THE NEW YORK TIMES. SUNDAY, MAY 9. r. In the Real Week's Business Involved Sale of Down Other la the value and Importaece of the properties Involved. Oast week yielded as Imposing a list of transaction as anj eimUar period, this year.

AU of those eecUons which have engaged the attention 9t the market recently Fourth Avef the Pennsylvania district, and Wwhf Ington Height witnessed the ticking of Important and whatever may of the outlook for Summer business. It la ay pant that there la a well-sustained In-; tereat in he better class of speculative fropertlea. I -v. it perhaps a dangerous practice to "raw conclusions as to. entire section from the-history of a -single property, but last week's sale of the northeast corner of Seventh Avenue and Thirty-third Street was none the less instructive.

It was the fourth sale of that property within six years the fourth sale on a purely speculative basis and tW fourth successive e'fort to estimate the ujtlmate value of the parcel. In it was sold at auction for $190,000 to a syndicate of operators. Nothing has been made public as to the price In last week deal beyond the fact that the seller has been holding the three little old buildings, or rather the ground under them, at $750,000. Not the leaV remarkable feature of this series of transactions Is that the last sale occa; stoned leas comment and less shaking or heads than did the first one at $180,000. Just aa the recent sale of the 10 corner on Fifth Avenue for $700,000 made less of a stir than did the- first sale of a Fifth Avenue lot for $200,000 ten years ago.

The real estate community baa to look without surprise upon anything loss lhan $200 a square foot for choice Fifth Avenue corners, and likewise, with the huge Pennsylvania station approaching completion, there has come some realisation of what prominent properties In the vicinity of that structure are going to be worth within a comparatively brief period. Within the week Fourth Avenua has fairly outdone projects have been launched and old ones have been enlarged. There wa another addHJott to the list of old hostleries that wUl soon be-turned over to the wreckers-the Belvedere, at Eighteenth 8treet. on the site of Which twelve-story building Is to be ready for tenants within eight roonttie. The -big.

enterprise, which bad its origin In the necessity of doing something the Parker Building rum, has expanded steadily un til. ace latest announcements, it will take In a Blot of about fifteen lots. At Twenty-Seventh nd iTwetylghth. Street, the Cooper-Hewitt Interests have decWed not to. do their work by halves and filed plans CUliaings c-hms entire block front.

And unless reuaois gossip la all wrong, there will be more Fourth 'Avenue' this week. th. -trooole Hotel 'property, at Broadway and Forty-second Street, will result In the erection of anew building on ano ay whleh recently undertook the reimprove-rnent of the Bryant Building Property, at Nassau and Liberty Streets. The most significant phase of the operaUons as Bltowlnr the enormous revenue deri-ved 4 from ground-floor space In the neighborhood of Times Square is that its promoters expect to get an adequate return from plot -of less, than two lots valued at over by improving It with a six-story building. LATEST DEALINGS BY BROKERS.

A. L. Mordecal Son have sold for Klein te. Jackson to the Realty Mortgage Company and Heilner St Wolf, the clot of eight lots on the south side of 157tb Street. 273 feet east of Broadway.

At the southeast corner of Broadway and 'TSttb Street Patrick Mo Morrow is build- Jng a ten-story apartment house, and on the adjoining lots J. C. Picken Is erecting six-story structure. The lota Just sold adjoin the Picken plot. at and Streets.

1 Edward C- Williams has sold 'for Varlck Dey Martin to Charles Rosenthal the northwest corner of Pearl and Cedar Streets, two four-story buildings on plot 5.6 by 71. "Sale of Madison A venae Corser. Herman Wronkow has bought from the Loyal I Smith estate the eight-story apartment house at the northwest corner of Madison Avenue and. Thirty-first "Street: tm plot 49.5 by 05. for about The property is known aa 136 and 138 Madison Avenue and 21 East Thirtv-first Street.

is in a section of Madison Avenue that is rapidly changing from a residential to a high-class business centre. 8. Osgood Pell Co. In conjunction with nORTOAfiR liOASS. ESTABLISHED 1894.

LCHAMBERS MORTGAGE QO- LQWEST 71-73 NASSAU CORNER JOHN 8TREET MORTGAGE NEGOTIATION In N. City, especially, has becoms a science. and to be effective requires not only thorough knowledge from successful experience, but a clear of the many unforeseen and intricate points sure to arise in negotiation. fi. 7.

OcLflUGIILIIl CO. "i Brokers- aad Dealers la Mortgagee, Broadway. Cor. Cedar. STRONGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED TTTTP REAL ESTATE AND MdlXTGAGES 62- Cedaiz Street ST MORTGAGE MONEY at and 5.

Manhattan only. SAMriX 9. HtLUS, 191 Broadway. Attorneys, Attention 25 dlx-oust allowed for auiekly -cashing S9.0U0 seoond on Hsrlcm corner flat property; too brokers.) lirre I IV 104 Times, Square. AT MODERATE! EXPENSE! FTRPT A.VD BEfOSD MORTOAQE MONET.

TMMKDIATE PRINCIPALS ON'LI, 6UFHKME SECURITY Buite iM)l-2S. JInQCR EUILDlwq, 19 Broa1way. on flret nort on choice suburban bualnena property, appraised his rmta; will pay Principals, Sua JI lni Tlma Downtown. Hare (70.000 to loan- on first mortiraxa Uu-hattan Brunt; no fees; prefer corners: -rtte full particulars. Van Veen.

1.072 Union A. Want riaT mort gagi AprucATiUb MAJk'ilATTAX AJii. HKOJiX. mEt MATHKWg, Mi FAKK AT. IVM.

WINAX" MOOSE CCUPAMT, MOHICAliE lOA', 115 BROAPHAY. TKU COWTLAXDT gaoled Application far seed lt raartgage teane on ImproTefi Manhattan realty. I4O.0OO to J45.0OO- first mortjai; loan wanted on Tit buBln suburban, city; llerl commlHloa. IS Times Downtown. QThjCi 'ckhj estate money for firet or econJ tnort-aarea.

New York or Brooklyn, aad 6. firMg. CT7 Broadway. Wlii all sum, aecoc4 cKrtsas, Man. fcettan.

Private Boa TlmM, Timea Square. 6kT(iAGB jat" lowest rse and charsea I A. w. J. Ptrie.

81 awsu. ILstate Held Many Prpminent Properties town Corner 1v Dealings the CruJkuhank Company hara leased the property 44S Madison Avenue for a term ot five years. Arthar BHsbja-e Bays In Street. Tha McVickar-Galllard Realty Company hs aoid for estate of George H. Urodhead to Xrthur prtsbane the three-1 tory dwellingi at Vest Ninth Street.

This Is the first transfer of this property In over fifty yeats. lloft Lead tor 4th Atcbsc Projeet. The operation planned by Irons Todd forj the east sjde of Fourth Avenue, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth Streets, on the sites of the Florence apartment house' and! the' bid Parker building. Is to Include an additional parcel on Eighteenth The Pocono Building Company, which, was formed to conduct the great Improvement, has acquired 111 East Eighteenth' Street, a three-story building, on lot 18 by 02. With this the" company will control a plot fronting 184 feet on Fourth Avenue feet on Eighteenth Street, and 200 feet on Nineteenth Street.

I Asolhcr Sale la Library Block Henry D. Wlnans May have sold. In the nox Library block, the lot, 80 by 100.5, on the north side ot Seventieth Street. 242 feet east of Fifth Avenue, adjoining. the lot recently purchased by Cornelius Xuyster.

The buyer will erect a dwelling on the site for his own occupancy. I West T3d Street lions Sold. F. R. Wood Co.

have sold for Esther E. McCord 118 West Seventy-third' Street, a four-story high-stoop dwelling on lot Jl by 102.2, Pease Elllman have leased for Mrs. N. D. 1 Marshall 2S6 West' Ninety-third Street, tor Mrs.

C. J. Gould 43 West Fiftieth Street, for William B. Spader 21 West Fifty-second Street, for Norton Perkins, as Trustee. "5 East Fortieth Street.

and for the New England Mortgage and Trust Company offices In 809 to 413 Madison Avenue. Ballder Bwys on JTOtli Street. I Harry White ha "paid for theAlecla Realty Company the vacant lot, 25 by 100, on the north side of 176th Street. 10O feet west of 8t Nicholas Avenue, to Stephen J. Ega i 20th.

Street Bolldlng oaa. The City 'Mortgage Company has made a building1 loan of. 1200,000 to the Realty Company of West Twenty-sixth Street on the property, 225 by 98.9. on the south aide of Twenty-slxtli Street, 275 feet west of Tenth Avenue. The Duross Company has leased the building 138 West Thirteenth Street fori M.

Clark to H. 8. Walter for three 'years; also, 227 West Twenty-fifth Street, for J. H. Friedlander, to C.

P. PennerJ 1 I Alexander D. Duff has moved his offices fronijlil Broadway to iy Broad- Weat Flats Find Bayers. The Herman Arns Company has sold for M. Churchill to a client for Investment the five-story brick double flat, on lot 25 by 84.2.1 at 782 Amsterdam Avenue, adjoining the northwest corner of Ninety-eighth Street.

Alfred Mi Rau has sold, through Herman- El loch, the fivestorv double apartment house 2U West I0th Street. The firm of Vietor A O'Brien has been dissolved. The business heretofore conducted by them will be carried on by Thomas J. O'Reilly. To Bnlld on 123th St.

Plot. The BuQkley-Newhall Company Is the layer of tie old Harlem Republican Club property, at 145 and 147 West 125th Street, sold recently through Shaw Co. and Max Qomprecht. The. parcel measures 50 by 100.

aftd Is to be improved with a seven-story building, consisting of a large salesroom and lofts for the exclusive use of the furniture business of the new own-rs. Shaw Co; have leased 107 West 138th street to la Mrs. owenthal, 432 Lenox Avenue to! Phillip Ereyf uss. 75 West 123d ftreet to Msry Wall, and 10 East 119th Street to William I.upowlti. C.

F. Wj Johannlng reports the following leases The corner store at the southwest comer of Eighth Avenue and 114th fctreet." fort Hymaij Stern, to the Washington Heights Grocery Co.Tipany, for five years, at an aggregate rental of S12.5o; also, the dwelling 304 West 113th Street to a Mrs. McCormick. and 238 West J13tb IJtreet to Dr. William Stone.

George F. Picken has moved his offices from Seventh Avenue and 119th Street to 3 West 125th Street. East 29t Street Flats In Trade. E. Bhamm has aold to the Armor Realty Company 867 and 369 East Twenty-ninth Street, two two-family brick houses, between -Clarendon Road and Avenue Brooklyn.

nlnety-elght-acre farm near Tracey. N. was taken in part payment. otaiBold ob Rrer Avenie. Louis Retter and 'Morris Wiederman have sold ifor Cohen Glauber the plot, 75 by 100, ion the east side of Ryer Avenue.

125 feet south of 181st Street. The Whitehall Realty Company has aold, the Bathgate-estate propertv, the plot. 60 byi 97.5, on the west side of Ed son Avenue. 100 feet south of Pitman Avenue. Iuter Blackner negotiated the recent-sales Of S.OS1 Hull Avenue and of the two lots oh the west side of -Boston Road.

463 feet north of Square. O'llara Brothers sold for J. llomer Hil-dreth 6S8 E4sc- IRoth Street, a private dwellings lot 20 by 100. to William J. O'Hare for, occupancy; also, for August V.

Lauseni'the two-family house, nortn side of 198th Street, 25 feet east of Brlggs Avenue. Brooklyn Purchase by Operator. Herman Wronkow has bought from John II. Sherman the Berkeley and Gros-venor apartment houses, two eight-story structures At 111 to 117 Montague Street, Brooklyn, on a plot 100 by for about $.300,000. The property Is located In the Columbia Heights section, a short distance frorp the Wall Street ferry.

Big Acreage Deal at Ma-basset, Washburn Co. have sold for Hicks Eastman a tract of forty-four acres at the Junction of Flowerhill Road and Plandome Road. Manhasset, The property has a large frontage on the trolley line and is within a mile of the new Plandome station. Coantry-j Places Sold and Leased. Edward P.

I Hamilton Co. have sold for the Benjamin F. Howell estate a tract of twenty-nine acres on Kltchell Avenue, Morrlstown, N. J. Pease.

El Li man have rented the country place belonging to the estate of Frances E. Homans known as Meadow-bank," at Lawrence. L. L. to C.

C. Still-man; also. for Daniel H. Cox his new colonial house at Wood mere. L.

L. to Mrs. Joseph T. Thompson, and for Miss Fannie Campbell, her cottage Washington Avenue, Cedarhurst, I to George K. J3.

Wade. AUCTION; SALES THIS WEEK. To Take Place at '14. and 16 Vecey Street, Unlets Otherwise Specified. I MONDAY, MAT 1X By Joseph P.

Day. lsrth et err to mi, a rt Roma Ar. tour lx-story flats; A. p. ICassey, reteree; amount due, subject to a mortsag a of 83.000.

224th Et, 7rtl, 17.8 ft of 4th or Barnes A. 17.6x114; W. CI una, referee; amount due, TtfESDAV. MAT 1L vl eth Avj ft25 and 627. s.

48.8 ft of 37th 8t SO.UxlOO, ifour-story building with stores; executors" aals; Maraa estata T2d t. .82, a S25 ft of Columbus Ar, 25 102.3. ifour-siorr dwelling-; voluntary sale. 29th St, 210 to 214, s. 145 ft of 3d At.

TTx tH.9. ithres four-story front and two tour-story tenements to raar; voluntary sale. Stb Av, 2.404. corner of 12th St. 60x20, four-story flat with stores; executors sale; estate of Clara B.

Jacobs. 114t tit. 11. s. 202 ft of Bth Av, xl00.lt.

five-story flat: voluntary sale. 9th Pt. 233. s. J47 ft of West End Av, 14ilW.ll.

fbur-etory dwelling; voluntary sale. (1st Et. s. ISO ft of 11th Av. 148.fx20o.10.

running through to ICi tit, xlOux irreg-uiar; one-half Interest, one one-storv. an four-story, and two three-storyi buildlncs; executors sale- estate of Michael Ik-bmltt. Lewi Et, 77. 1.3 ft a of Itivlngtoo St, To Build The new co-operative apartment house, to be known as Harperley Hall, to be erected at the northwest corner of Central Park West and Sixty-fourth Street, promises to be unique among structures of that class. In that it will contain no two apartments of exactly the same layout." The promoters of the enterprise have adopted the plan of placing much: space at the disposal of who then.

In consultation wlth the architect, may decide how he will divide this space, aa well as all details as to the arrangement of rooms. In practice, of course, this plan carries with it soma restriction. entrances V- rT I U-hi tf ffjf ii i 1 sin spi eiiejn i -sjesji jsv --ir -r-- -'V--rri-r Harperley Hall Apartment, -'to be Erected at Northeast Corner off Central Henry Wilhelm Wilkinson. Architect, 25x100, five-story tenement with stores; voluntary sale. 1 25th Bt.

S2. e. 275 ft of 1st Av. 23x99.0. five-story tenement; voluntary ale, Elm Place, s.

loa.e ft a of Parsons Av, Flushing, L. L. 87.6rJSx irregular, two two-story dwellings; voluntary sale. Jarkson Av. 124 and 12'.

corner of Clinton St. Corona. L. 40x100. two three-story flats with stores: voluntary sal.

Ocean Av. s. 223 ft of Central Road. Monmouth Beach. N.

100x200, two-story cot- taa-e; voluntary sale. OrmB Av. a. 842.4 ft of Lincoln Av. 175x 6.ihr irresular.

three-story cottase and two-story stable; voluntary sale. West End Av. 620, corner of 85th Pt, 27.2x lOO four-story and basement dwelling; K. B. T.

RlKgs, referee; amount due. subject to a mortaase of 4o.ooo. Bt. 602 and 5o4. s.

10) of Amsterdam Av, 60x100, five-story flat; B. Carr. referee; mount due. IIT.CS0. 12Sth St.

123. s. 204 ft of Park Av. lx W. U.

three-story dwelling; K. I. Silberstein, referee; amount due, sutject to a first mortgage of 100th St. 222. s.

23ft ft ot 2d Av, 25x100.11. five-story- tenement; L. amount due. J4.7SS. ZOfith.

fU 197, 341.4 ft of 20flth PU 25.3x134.x25x131. three-story tenement: Donnellan. ref t-e amount due, SS30; subject to a first mortgage of 7.250 By Samuel Marx. Cherry Pt, 429. s.

75.4 ft of Jackson fit, 24.11x04.0. five-story tenement P. J. Dobson. referee; amount due.

12.1 56; subject to a first mortgage of KJ.0o. By Herbert A. Sherm sn. 2d Av. 2.184.

s. 6U.10 ft of 112th 19x100. five-story tenement and store: M. 8. LevlnSi referee; amount due, subject to a first mortgaga of S10.000.

WEDNESDAY, MAT 12. By Hugh D. Smyth. -Broadway. 431 and 4'U.

s. 100 ft of Hewes Bt. Brooklyn. Soxioo. vacait; executor's sale; :ea.te of August- Voege.

By Bryan I. Kennelly. 114th Pt. 2-17, 175 ft of 2d 25x 100.11. fiverstory B.

M. Boyle, referee; amount due. Joseph P. Day. lOfld Bt.

7 to 71. a 105 ft of Park A 60x100.11, six-story flat and stores: P. L. Kleman, referee; amount due. sub- Ject to a first mortgage of 4il.5)0.

By Bamuel Marx. 67th St. Ml. a MI.8 ft of 11th Av, 16.PX ,100.5. ruins of three-story' tenement; O.

J. Corbett. referee; amount due, THURSDAY. MAY -By Joseph Day. Avenue comer of 11th St, four and one story bundles' and five-story bulld-Ins; executors' sale.

15th St. 633 and 635, s. 178 ft of Avenue B. two five-story tenementa and two two-story buildas in rear; executora' sale. 15th Ft.

6TT to 643. s. 05.9 ft of Avenue b2 9x103 3. four five-story tenements -and four-story building in rear; executors' sale; estate of Eliza Muiry. Riverside Drive.

841. s. 84.11 ft of 106th Bt, 24x80x irregular, five-story dwelling- J. P. Morrisscy, referee; amount due, A37.U20.

By Famuel Marx. th Av. 221. corner of 18th Pt. B3r000x irregular, six and eight story Hotel Florence; William AJlfii due.

By jamea I Wells. Lexington Av, 1.73U, corner of 108th Bt, 2o.llx75, three-stor tenement acd stores and two-story stores on street O. U. Ulttandorf, refsree; amount due. By Referee, on Premises.

Mary's Av. corner of Ferris Av. rons 0 to Pelham Rlvaf. 218 to St. Agnes AV, 180 200, Baycheater; Cromwtll G.

Macy, referee; amount due, Sl.bi FRIDAY. MAY 14. By Joseph P. Day. 29th et.

812 and 814. s. 183.4 ft of 2.1 Av, 41.8x08.0, six-story tenement and stores; Hyman Turcbln, referee; amount due. xvi: subject to a first mortgage of 140.000. EldridgS tt.

10 and 212, s. 105.2 ft of Btanton tit. 45x87.0, two six-story tenements and stores: W. M. Byrne, referee; amount due, i2i.Mli subject to a mo rtgag of Prospect Av, 1,42.

centre Una W) ft of Crotona Park East, 131.5x210.3x114.2. three-story dwelling and vacant; B. Rich, rf- ereer amount due. subset to a first mortgaxs of 2.OO0. By Samuel Mantt 11.1th Bt.

830 and s. 800 ft of 2d Av, 4oxl00.ll. two four-story tenemenu; B. U. AVard.

referee; amount due. Sd.354. 117th- St, 273, 150 ft a of 8th Av. 25x 100.11. five-story tenement and store; Joseph Wllkenfeld.

referee; amount due. $2,247: sub ject to two mortgages aggregating THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT. List off Plans Filed for New Structure In Manhattan and Bronx. 11Mb Bt, s. 190.6 ft of Rlversids Drive, for an eight-story brick apartmr-nt houre.

60x80.3; Alca7jtr Realty Co. of 530 East Krth Bt, owner; W. Rouse, architect; cost, alM.OOO, 70fb Pt, tjn to 633 East, for a one-story brick stable. 26x100: Central Feed premises, owner: H. P.

Von Wledenfeld of 29 West 6t. architect: cost. 14.r. Madison Av. 477.

for four-story brick dwelling, 75XWS.B: E. Belmont. Hempstead. 1-. owner; Hunt Hunt, architects; cost, s.t5,0O(.

Fort Washington Av. 188th to 180th Bt. f-r a four-etory brick armory; citv owner; Walker Morris, architects; cost. S505.00O. 138th St, s.

2rf ft of Willis Av. for a six-story brick store and tenement. 40xS7; Belle Boehm of 1 Et With at. owner; C. B.

Meyers, architect: cost. S3S.000. Webb At, s. 62.1.0 ft of Devon Terrace. a two and one-half story fritme dwelling.

24.8x35; M. Tser of 2.KU Valentine Av. i -r and cost. i.50O 231t Ht. 3jo.2 ft of Hp'iytcn Duvvlt 1'arVway.

for a two and story brick dwelling, (Henry Krogtr of M.WlUlara St. I resiJeut,) on Central Park West to apartments must, be near the elevators and bathrooms must placed with some regard to the plumbing system in the building, but there will MM be many opportunities for the occupants of the new structure to suit their own personal tastes in the arrangement of tbe suites. There will be no such thing as typical apartment In the building- In addition to sir duplex apartments at the northerly end of the Park frontage, the building will have five apartments on a floor, including one bactaefor- suite of living room, i bedroom, bathroom, and Another novel feature of the structure will be Its many balconies, which will be of sufficient slse to be of real service, besides adding an attractive feature to the exterior of the building The general color -T owner; W. Gardner, architect; cost, sio.ooo. Aqueduct Av.

887. ft of 183A Et. a two and -one-balf story frame 34. 8x 89; Gilbert 8. BtaiteTy of 2.678 Crsstoa Av, owner; Jackson Urowa.

archltsctst -oust, S.jOU. Alteratlows. Items involving less thaa (5.00A emitted. Sid Bt. 14 ast.

to a our-stofv brick dwelling; C. I. Stralem. premises, owner; 1L R. Mainxer, arebjtect; cost.

13.600. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Paturday, May 8. EAST BROADWAY, 283, s. 20.6a lrreg-ulsr; Annie bheils to Jphn I Bheiia, mtg 1.

CANNON ST, 00. re si. 23x100; Paul RaMnowitz to Joseph RablnowlU. Imtg 29, 233,) flOO. 121ST ST.

308 West, 27xltiO.ll; Bernard Yea-mans to Jacob M. 1 part, (mtg iH.0. $100. LENOX av, 83, w. a.

23x100: Bale Cohn to cna Jacobs ints 24.kh). IIO). 37TU ST. 18 Katharine C. Weidenfeld to On tare Realty.

tmtg- OOtt.) 17HT1I BT, s. lOO ft of llthAv. 5xW.ll; the Alicia Realty Co. to Stephen J. Eg an.

$loO. LOT 47. (Beotion Vyse estate James P. Keenarr, referee, to Carleton J. To wnsend.

$2,000. JOHNSOV AV, a 825 ft of Nelson Av. 25x (0; Land Company of Edenwald to Jacob H. Cannold. $1 LOTS 1B8 and 167.

map of Adee Park; Fred- erickr- W. Melneysr to Robert Smith and snother, $J0O. STEBBINS AV. a. SS.ft ft of l5tb Bt, 25x68.3; Mary E.

Kelaher to Louigi Mlg- nogna, $1. LTVERE PLACE, s. at of land of Anna Honohan, runs 25 ft to land of Boyle irregular; James Honohan to Anoa Honohan, (mtir (l.OOO.) $10. 100TH 105 ft of 1st Av, 60x100.10; Herman Kahrs to Moses Schwarta, (mlg $14,000.) $100. 601TTHERN BOTJLEVARD.

corner of 1-lfHh bt, 231x irregular; Joshua Rosenthal to Henry Goldstona and an other, (mt 36,000,) $100. 2D AV. s. 205 ft a of 123d Pt. Annie Bernstein to Benjamin Bernstein.

$100. 21TH'ST, a s. I05 ft of 5th -Av, 175x114. Wakefield; Morris Smith to Benjamin O. Baskus.

mtg $5,406.) $10O. CHKJtRY 124. 25x103 Esther Scnal- mn to Joschine White, (mtg $23,250.) $1. 111TH 107-S Xt of 3d Av.87.6x 100.11; Abraham ine and others to Rcnaie lvy. 1, .7 1 22D 3T.

n- 150 ft of Si -A v. 5x bJock; Isaac GrosHmrn to Lena Bchwadron. $100. 79TH PT. 234 East.

17.10x102.2; Inldor Leipzig to Morris Klein, (mtg $10,250.) $1. DELANCET ST. a. ft of Sheriff Bt. 47x JOO; Aaron Kommel to Morris Sherman, (mtg $1.

FORD ST, a 150 ft of Webster Av, 25x 108.6; Msry Benischek to Karolina Dvorak. mtr $5,4.) $100. BIMPSON ST. a. 353.11 ft 8 of 107th Bt.

TSx 100: James C. Oaffaay to J. Gaffney Construction $1. SHERIFF ST. s.

120 ft of Delancey St. 40 2x1-0: Charles L. Singer to Iaaao Grolsky. fmtqt $100. 100TH ST.

110 and 121 51x100.11; Louise Fox to Josoph L. Buttenwleser, $100. HOUSTON HT, 170 and 173 West. SS.lOxlOO; Ulcisro St, 81. a Irregular: Hester Bt, 6M, 25x 75; Bayard sr corner of Elisabeth St.

2.3x70; Broome St. 213. $6x75; Clinton Bt, corner of Monroe Bt, 25 xlU. 4 Benjamin Bar-nett to Edward Orsenwald. FRANKLIN AV, ft of Jefferson Place, 87 exloO; Flora Slegel to Mitchell Bernstein, (mtg $33,134.) $100.

BROOME ST. s. 25 ft of Hudson St, 22.a M.8; Clara R- Romalns to Adam A. Scbopp, $100. MTH BT.

a s. 4.10 ft of West End Av, 81x irregular; Hophle MaTks to Palmer Realty mts: $100. 18TH ST, 2.V1 West. 2tix Irregular: James M. Moore, executor, to Jacob Corday and another.

$10,000. FRANKLIN A s. 113 ft of Jefferson Place, 37.6x100; Flora Plegel to Mitchell Brm-teln, 4ntg $33. NORFOLK a s. 60 ft ot Stanton fit, 25 10n: Mark L.

Abrams to Myar Jacobs, (mtx $100. Recorded Mortaraarea. Interest Is at 5 unless otherwise specified. KE1U William. to TiUe Guarantee and Trust 1Kb Av a corner or St.

60.6x100, prior mtg $00,000. due as pr boad. .1 $10,000 JACOBS. Lena, to Title Guarantee and Trust Leoox Av, 83, 25x100, us ss'bT bond $30, -00 JACOBS, Lena, to Salo rohn: Inox Av. 3.

25x100, prior mtg- $30,000, 8 years, $10,600 SMITH. Robert to Frederick W. Nclmeyer; Lou iea and 167. map of Ad Park, years, 6H SCHWARTZ, Moses, to Metropolitan Savings Bank; St, 418 and 4X5 ast, 6 years. .1 fl.000 BCHWARTZ.

Moses, to Herman Kahrs; lOtKh St, 1U5 ft of lot Av. prior mtg $4,000. 6 years, 6 RE1TER. Iuls. to Leopold Bnrth: Sd Av, s.

10O ft of Port- Morris Branch of N. Y. Harlem R. 0x40.10. due as per bond lllONOGNA.

Lulgl. to 'Title Guaranteo and Trust Etebbtna Av. 1.0(29. Ac. as per ctmtMi to Rachel bhenreid: twth i-t, 22 to 23a East, prior mtg $5100.

8 mn. 6 SCHOPP. Adam "to Clans Brooms Pt. a 265 ft of Hudson St. 22.AX 64.3.

5 years HAARE-LIFPMAN CONSTRTJCTION CO. to Central Trt Co. of New York: 'Barrow Ft. 53 to f.7. 5 years.

$72.0 MARKS. Sophie, to William L. Sutphin; SMHn Si, 1, of West End A v. fcl.nx due, a-c. per bond $7 000 j.

ciaffney constri ction tt). to i w- yers Title Insurance Trust Simpson St. s. rnw.io ft of 107th it: 2 lots, each 37.6xlo; 2 nctgs, each $21 o. 1 ye r.

E.NL. Ueorgs to German Savings Bank; i- 1 i iT schema1 of the exterior will be light gray. Among! those interested in the new undertaking are 11. W. Wilkinson, J.

E. Wells. 1. W. Tryon.

Mrs. C. M. Hutch inson of Chlaeo, Loudon Charlton. Prof.

Wfyulell BuU of Columbia t'niverslty. Mrs. Jams Oliphant. Mrs. Charles B.

Wallace Irwin. John- Wilkinson. Mrs. Mary Linton Bookwalter. and i I Tlavil i The site of Harperley Hall is immediately of the plot 'about to be improved by' the Society for Ethical Culture and la onlv one block from the New Theatre.

With the improvement of this alte and of a similar plot at esixxy-nintn csireei. for which are now blng prepared. the last of Central Park West's vacant corners botween Plxty-first and Seventy- second Streets will nave reen duih up, i Park West and Sixty-fourth Street. Tinton Av. a corner sf 169th Bt, 80.2x59 8, 8 years, $7,000 WALDO.

Gertrude. i( to B. Ferrlss snd others; 3d. Av, 25.8 ft of St. 25xllO.

due- June r. l'. jACOBd Myser to Auusta Jacobs: Norfolk Bt, 60 ft 8 of Stantoa St. prior mtg 6 -years, 6..: PATERNO BROTHERS CORPORATION to City Mortgage Co. Claremont Av, .416 8 ft of 119th St, 84x100.

$185,000 STERLING REALTY CO, to Mary E. Taylor: Emerson St. 100 ft of Broadway. 39. Ox ion.

due, aa per $8,000 JOHN MAPSIMINO CO. to Leo M. Klein and another: Davidson Av. 175 ft of 177th Kt, 25x05, prior mtg $8,500, 2 years. 1.V JOHN MASSIMTNO CO.

to Leo M. Klein and another; Davidson Av, a. .200 ft of 177th St. 45.1xlu7. prior mtg $8,600.

2 years. GEIESE. -John to Charles Weber; Hoe Av, comer of 1724 St. 25x100, 1 year, 6. $200 ELD RI DO ET Alice to Thomas E.

Thorn and others, executors; Palisade Av, 336 ft of River fit. 1 x385. prior mtg- $32. 040. 2 rears i Mechanics Liens.

STANTON BT. 20; CharlW Tnrkowsky against Louis E. and Gustavo Jaegg. owners; Frederick Eberhardt, co-itractor, $75. GREENWICH ST, 41 and 493; Ideal Heatlrut Co.

sgalnst Newtown Construction owner and contractor; Ely Greenblaxt and J. H. Cruickshank. owners. $130.

CLAREMONT AV 122 to 126; American Parquet Flooring Co. against Grand View Realty Co. and Joel Marks, owner and contractors $2,553 136TH ST. 174 West; Joseph Monetti against Irving' Simon, owner and contractor. $75.

136TH ST. 172 West; Joseph Monetti agsinst Irving Simon, owner and contractor, $40. ANTHONY AV. a corner of 174th St. 135.11X 69; i Cross, Aostln Ireland Lumber Co.

against lew an ok Realty owner -and contractor, fMl. 4 Satisfied Uechsalct' SOOTH-ST, s. 10O ft of Grand Bmilevard; Cylde F. Howes gainst Maria. Q.

Del Gazjo and others. Feb. 1909 $642. ANTHONY AV. corner of 174th Bt; John J.

Foley against Ekwanok Realty Co. and others. April 2, 10O, $1,850. 125TH BT, 1 East: August Klrchner afalnst John Doe and others. March 13.

(canceled.) $48. 125TH ST. 1 East; Louis H. Ptroua. trustee, against -Adolph Kerbs and othara.

March 21. ltfoB, (canceled.) $50, I ls Pendens. RICHARDSON AV. s. Lot 91.

map of Jacksonville estate. East Chestar. Bronx, 60x100; Thomas Kelly against Ellen Kelly and (amended partition;) attorney. A. H.

Wadlck. ARTHUR ST. a. 250 ft Of Jacob St, 56x 120: David Mayer Brewing Co. against Frank Baxba (foreclosure of mortgage;) attorney, W.

Klingenstein. WEST END AY. 1: James Tedford sgalnst Edith L. Lichtensteln, (action to set aside two conveyances attorneys. Johnson aalston.

15.1D ST, 623 West; Jacob Larschan against Lennie E. O'Brien and others, (foreclosure of mortgage;) attorney, B. Haas. FEJlRia AV, 812 ft of lands of Bt. Joseph's Institute for Deaf Mutes.

473. 8x h2't 5x Irregular; Albert L. Lowenntein against Henry Emanuel and others, (foreclosure of mortgage:) V. Thomall. CEDAR AV.

s. Lot map of Laconla Bark. Bronx. 25x William O. Wood and others against Irving- Realty Co.

and' others, (fere closure ot mort jagej attorney. J. a. Larsa CHI.URT BT. 253.

and Rvtgers Bt; 67; Rosle Punch against Davis Berkman and others, foreclosure ot mortas attorneys, Arnsteln Levy. I1TH ST, 837 to 843 Wert, snd Washington St. 7l and 721; WllUam Carter against Amy N. Frank and others, (action to restrain, o. -J attorney, O.

A. Stearns. 1ST AV. 73d St. s.

248 ft of Avenue A. 75x102.2; rid Bt, s. 823 ft of Avenue 26x102.2 2d Av. corner of 10th 'St. Stebbln Av, corner of 167th bt, 35.4x34.

lx Irregular; Crotona Av, corner of lsoth 8t 136.2x6. lx lrrea-ular, and other property la Westchee ter Countyj David Lawton ainst James McGee and others, (action to set asHe two daeds atrneys. Mu'hall A Delaney. MACOMB'S DAM ROAD. S.

Plots 1 to map of propertv belonging; to E. H. Johnson. Bronx: Ellc-n M. Hennessy against Daniel Bradley and othara, (partition;) attorney.

J. HENRY" ST. 287 and 289 Jl cob Fischel against Isidore Cuba and othrs (foreclosure of ft-;) attorney. FUteau. BUYING AT ARVERNE.

Deal for Block of Thirty Lots New Yacht Clubhouse Planned. Last week's sales in Arverne's new addition were as follows: A plot 40 by 1U0 on Remington Avenue, to John Smyth; two lots on Amstel Boulevard, to i. A. Schuler; two lots on Vemam Avenue, to John H. Mohrmann, -and ttilrty 'lots on Clarence nnd Reminrtcn Avenues, Amstel Boulevard, the Vicinity Realty Company.

-Negotiations are also' said have been cjoeed for a site on which a new yacht clubhouse will be Next Week'. Oakdale Auction. Aontber kdale auction aate'ls announced for May 17 by Bryan Kennelly. The property to be offered comprises part of the Hall estate, wlalch has been sublivlded into plots fronting- on West Shore Road, on Graat South Ray aad Great River. It la' within a few minutes' walk of the Oak-dale Station and cloise to Great South Bay.

Pepert lge Hall is to be id for hotel purposes in the future, hating been leased recently to O. If. Foster. The usual essy terms will prevail at next week's efferinx 60 pur cent, of the pun-huse price being allowed on murtjsgs tut three years at 4 per cm I it.terest. HEW BROAD T.

BUILDING? Rumor Concerning Largs Plot Just South of Exchange Place. A report was current yesterday that tha RIglander properties at 48 to S3 Broad Street, running through to New Street, had been sold, Jacob W. RIglander is row In Kurope, but eons said that there had been no sale of the properties. The plot la on the west side of Broad Street, Just south of the Edison BuIId-in, which changetl hands last week. On Broad Street, the Klgrlanaer boldinKS have a frontafce of about feet and on New Street a frontage of 40 feet.

Another version of the report was that a corporation Is about to be orranised, in which a prominent construction c6m-pany will be interested and which will take over the property and erect a new building oa th alte ,90 PER CENT. ON MORTGAGE. UnuauaPTer Provided for Sale of Bernhelmer Estate Lota. Extraordinary terma have beca announced In connection with an auction sale, to be. held by P.

Day on May 27. It appears that in settling up the affairs of the old Bernhelmer estate bo mo twenty lota were found in the vicinity of the 110th Street Station of the Ninth Avenua Elevated Road, which naa been in the family for more than half a century, and some of which were remnants of the old Lion Park tract. To dispose of these tha executors hava determined to offer to biaaera the privilege of allowing 90 per cenL. of purchase prices to remain on mortgage at 6 per cent, interest for one, two. or three years.

No terma such as these have ever before been offered in thauctlon room, and the sale will probably result in brisk competition among builders. Mr. ay'a special offerings on Tuesday will include a long list of Manhattan parcels, as well as two handsome country places on the New Jersey ocean front and property at Flushing. Corona, I I. Leading tha list in general interest, is the handsome residence 82 "West Seventy-second Street, a twenty-five-foot house containing eighteen rooms, formerly tho home of Ignats Boskowlts.

A number of tenementa and other investment properties will also be sold. The Mulry estate holdings on the east side appear again in Mr. Day'a. schedule for Thursday of this week. The same auctioneer wlil also wffer on Tuesday a one-half Interest in a plot of ten lots, with three 'and four-story JbuUd-ings.

extending through from Fifty-first to Fifty-second Street, west of Eleventh Avenue. SALE OF R1VERDALE LOTS. Hutchlna Property to be Offered at Auction Early Next Month. The Hutchlna property at RIverdale is to bo sold at auction by Bryan I Kennelly on June for the account of its recent purchaser. Being the first public offering of lots in that- section the sale will! probably attract wider attention among that large class of buyers who are always on the lookoat'.

for moderate-priced "property "available for improvement with small dwellings. The attraction' of the RIverdale section have long been famous, ut have only- recently become familiar to the average New yorker aa the result of the extension of tho Subway to Van Cortlandt Park. To-day this bit of real country within the city limits is accessible for a 5-cent fare, and is only three-quarters of an hour's ride from the downtown district. The lots to be sold, about 800 in number, are between 226th and 238th Streets, and are within five minutes' walk of tha Van Cortlandt Park Subway Station. Included in the sale will be the old mansion, known during late years as the Hutching house, but which was built nearly 100 years ago by the Van Cort-landts.

Fourth Avenue's Newest Dodd, Mead Co.s Proposed Building at Thirtieth Street rlts Probable New Trade Centre, No single fact in with the! movement toward the rehabilitation of Fourth Avenue has occasioned wider comment than that among the pioneers in Vis movement should be Dodd, Mead who were also tine of the first prominent concerns to Invade the business section of Fifth Avenue north, of Thirty-fourth Street ten or twelve I years ago. The an nouncement of tho purchase of a site at Fourth Avenue and! Thirtieth Street by that concern came as a genuine surprise to the real estate market, because, the firm was not only invading a new neighborhood, but was also removing itBelf some distance from the region where its own kindred lines of business have cen tred, j-Since the purchase; was made, however. i i jsi, M. 'd '-i -4 Nw Building for DoJ, Mead Northeast Corner. of Fourth aad Thirtieth Street Babb, Cook cc Weich, Architects, i suit Fon Appellate Division Reverses City Ccu, New Decision Favor Broker.

Tn a recent suit by Rudolph Eturenb -against Louis Spero for commission a leasehold the Jur the Cj Court rendered a verdict for tha brckr for The court set aside the erx. diet and dismissed the complaint, sj-tr. There is not sufficient proof in the to Jusllfy a finding that hia efforts duced the purchase. Tha mere tes'irnonC that after OefcnUajit became inoDer Z. ent and said he did not wish to sil plaintiff went from one to ths otw mentioning the! sale, of Ibe premises' iL each party upon his visits, does not si tain to the quality of proof required at i matter cf law in this class of cause." The case was- then taken to tho Ape! lata Term by Jacob Friedman, counsel the plaintiff.

He contended that tha evil dence was sufficient to Justify the vt-r diet, snd. furthermore, as the court in Its instructions to tha jury assumed th. sufficlancy of such proof wlthotit tlon being taken it was beyond its poner after the Jury- tendered verdict to it aside. I Vj The Appellitei Term has handad dows a decision reversing the City Court tnd reinstating the verdict, with costs In bcij courts. The Appellate Term, In its Ion, concludes: "A fair inference is from this running to and fro the partis came to an agreement, althojth in absence of plaintiff, and a sale was mad by the defendant -for The jury ooems to have been justified In reachifr the conclusion in favor of the plalnti" and it was error of the Trial Court to it aside." i 1 ACREAGE DEAL IN QUEENS.

1 i Amusement Concern Said to be Buytf of Tract Between Corona and Flushing. 1 A sale pf 100 acres of meadow land, ly. lng between Flushing and Corona, wai reported yesterday. The purchasers of this property are said to be a well-knows amusement-promoting concern, and In-, dlcatlons are that the work of fUlinr la will be undertaken immediately and a pleasure resort established at an early date. Coincident with this snnouncement comes the news of unusual building no-' tivlty in both Corona and Flushing.

Tiis building traxies in these communities have let contracts for almost twelve months ahead, and even out-of-town concerns taken a hand in operations. There is- nothing surprising in trils from our point of view." said A. M. Mo-' Knight, traaaurer of tha McKnlght Real-; ty Companyr'yesterday, wo ave't anticipated such; conriftions for manv months. Tha fact that i activity ts st marked in one section 1 attribute In parts to our great efforts in the matter of per- fectlng our Elmhurst-South development, near Corona, and Flushing Terrace, is Flushing.

Up-State capital was sible for the initial construction work oa these properties. These I toad itions ere far from being local right now, and It warm weather I look for ithelr spread I everyAeomrounlty of meirft within ths -boundariea of Queens DYCKMAN imACT TTH FORE Changed Attitude of Lenders Forerun Ter of Building Activity. Following of two new building operations in the Dye-' man -tract, tha Dyckdan Taxpayers' Association has undertaken i a wysternatlo campaign with a view to creating among builders a wider Interest that section. With the making of twei building loans try title companies en iyekman properties, within the -last few -s-eeks. It Is felt that one of the pyeatee obstacles In ths path of tlie iurttter buildlrsr up of that region the unwillingnes--c conservative lenders to entef; the territory has been remcved.

of its streets fully: wlthh three Subway stations, and with a bridge to the Bronx at 2u7tii Street, it is thought 'that! tho Dyckmao tract, after -thirty-five years of specula tion, is at last on the eve; of a period of ma I rlpv nnmgnL 1 Improvement Influence in Creating events have tola large extent Justified the selection of the Fourth Avenue corner. The future prominence of Fourth Avenus as a business thoroughfare la now assured, and Dodd; Mead lCo no doubt, feel that they can go far toward creaKiiS in their own 'immediate neuthborhrja a new centre for the and bookselling business, f. The new buiialng will occupy a plot fronting seventy-four feet on Fourth Avenua and. ninety feethon Thirtieth Street. It; will i be eleven 1 stories hlRi).

wih an exterlor'ef Indiana limestone snd light gray brick. andX will probably ready for occupancy on 19MJ. Each floor sbovs the have an ares of 5,200 square feet. Dodd. Mead Co.

will occupy the basement, first, and second floors, and two floors above that have already been leaiaed to o. i.