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THE NEW YORK TOIES. SUNDAY, I JULY 14, 1007. IN REAL ESTATE FIELD jUids from thoss brokers and operators rba are Always hopeful of finding a Investment buyer for a tenement or an spartment house cf moderate value, the genera! market seems to have' accepted with resignation the Idea that the next fix wJiS or two months wUl he prod act-Ire of little new business. Speculation is practically at a standstill everywhere and pro miwif ta remain so until tbire Is some thlfig further to Indicate what volume and character of trading may, be expected throughout the fall and Winter aeesone. The purchase of 7 Broad Street by the Produce Exchange, which was 'ratified restordsy by the members, presented tr.tr, attractive features, so far as that jiTutoUon is.

concerned- The acquisition cf the plot rives the Exchange- a Broad street entrance, and will add materially to the value of the Exchange's entire holdings by placing- them more closely la contact with the centre of the financial district. Of Interest as. showln the possibilities ef the McAdoo downtown terminal and Its connecting- system of tuaaelr was the sale of the southwest corner of Pearl and pUtt Streets. The owner of this building has leased space in the offJee structure at CorUandt and Church Streets, and will transfer the manufacturing branch of bis business to a structure which build somewhere on the McAdoo route between this city and Newark. With sV train service which will cover all of this Intervening territory In leas than twenty minutes, the opportunities for thus separating the executive and mechanical departments ct various Industries will be manifold and will not only facilitate the renting of the big McAdoo buildings but will also lead to the transfer to New Jersey of many manufacturing plants cow located In lower Manhattan.

The co-operative apartment house project on the site of the Soscy, at 49 to 63 West Fifty-seventh Street, will differ from Other similar enterprises reoently launched In that alt or the apartments win be Instead of part of them bslmr sold and part rented. The plan seems to be not without merit. If theee undertakings are be made, thoroughly co-operative. The element of epecalation Involved In renting the apartments not taken by the founders will be eliminated, while the burden of eeeking tenants and inquiring Into their eligibility la removed from the shoulders of the member of the co-operative company. 7, 'r i LATEST DEALINGS BY BROKERS, E.

Henry Eckhardt has sold for "William J. Smiley 410 Forty-fourth Street, a three-story dwelling on lot, 2 by 100, and tin connection with- ILi S. Treacy A Son, for Mrs. Robinson, 406 West Forty-fourth Streets and for Mrs. B.

J. Flawy 408 West- Forty-fourth street, similar dwellings, making In all a plot 73 by loft. E. Henry Eckhardt has also sold for R. J.

Lewis to Charles Hlmmel 532 and LM West Forty-aixth Street, two four-story double Icnmraii on plot 60 by 100. Deals for Marlna Apartmeate. Warren 4s Hklllln, as brokers, have sold lit to 153 West 145th Street, two six-story apartment houses with stores, each 40 by ya.iv Edward A. Grensbach has bought from Kathan B. Clark 28 West 133th Street, a six-story flat on lot 25 by 10.11.

West Seveaty-aeeod Street's Store. Plans have been filed for remodeling the four-story residence at 114 West Seventy-second Street for business occu-pany. The two lower stories will be refitted as stores with a marquise entrance, A greenhouse will be erected at the rear. The Improvements are to be made for A. Dards, the new.

owaer, and will eoet S19.UUO. Baslaeea mm East Ftftyletxth. Straet. Plans have aluo been filed for making ever the four-story dwelling at 69 East Fifty-sixth Street into an office building with flats on the upper floors. Mary H.

Lester, the owner, also owns the adjoln- ng studio nuiiaing, wnicn occupies tne kkek front on the east side of Madison Avenue between Fifty-sixth and Fifty-seventh Streets. All the rest of the fifty-sixth Street block, on both sldee. Is eocupled by private dwellings. laser Third Avesma Purchase. The Louis Meyer Realty Company has told ta A.

llernesteln 1.71T Third Avenue, a six-story apartment house with stores so. plot 87. by 100. tsaao Meyer eV Co. have sold to JaScob Mendelsohn A Brother 218 and "213 Kast IhJth Street, two.

four-story flats on plut 00 by 100.11. Bayer far Citato Street Teaesaent, J. MolU has sold for Max Blschuekoff to Barnett Lerner the flvo-etory tenement 171 Clinton Street, 23.6 by 100. The Duress Company has leased the seventh loft at 110 West Fourteenth Street to the National loa paction and Audit Com-yanr. r- Day's Deallag-a la the Breax.

Paul Bultmann has sold 8 Oouverneur Plaos, a four-story double flat, oa lot 28 The Ernst-Cahn Realty Company has Bold -to Baggio Pinnola 467 East 146th Street, a double flat, with Stores, on lot 23 by 100. The Ernst-Cahn Realty Company has also sold to Elisabeth Johnson a plot 63 rv 12 snd tnvgular on the south side of "fee, between Bronxwood and tsuldlng Avennes. 1 O'Hara Brothers have sold for C. Ehlera about five lots on the south side 1 lh near Keppler Avenue; also, for H. B.

Roach, a lot on the north side of JMth Street, wost of Webster Avenue, to a builder for improvement; also, for R. C. Cullon. two lota on tho art slie Msrtha Avenue, north of -ih Street. Woodlawn Heights.

lew Owaer for Tankers Property. O'Hara Brothers have sold for Sutherland a bouse and plot on Glover Avenue, aorta of McLean Avenue, McLean Heif hts, Tonker. The some brokers have alio sold for Beatrice Lealnalr of Steuben-vuk Cnlo. a tract of twenty-five acree ft Bronxvllle. Westchester County, The Myers will develop the property.

THE AUCTION ROOM. Considering the meagre character of week's schedule in the salesroom, the results' era surprisingly successful. AO. of the properties offered by -order owners and executors. Including a 'waffi? 9t l0 th Bron.

ere sold, umw the parcels put up foreclosure outside buyers were Taa dweliin C4 LeKlngton Fifty-fifth Street, was Maurice Marks for 24.7a7. and kr 'Uir 1,1 Seventy-elrhtn Street on of aof.70.1. I't 1 made op wholly cf aiSJL.T'1'1' Jthb covers several rf-T. fPrtles to be sold under decrees and by order of Charles firiiJn Reaver of the New Vork Thiln Un inking Company, liil" laiyn sales, to be conducted by Auctioneer ly PB Wednesday, cover the the northeast wK Laiaht Streets. 1 S.

'ty 1-S-8 trreaular. and era thrr-etory structure at aio Sr.w1 trt adjoining iutlwrl ornp o' Broadway; properties to be sold on oS Rver Prastoo vis a oa 338 Water Street, near Rooe. ty'3e tw tenemanw a plot 81.9 fvtnSJS? tha- weeVe twVr 0nf re those of the 1 en? of Broadway and liVh J. by ln and tha fT7lK feT running throurh MORTGAGE FILINGS FOR WEEK. I JWe were recorded Ust week fCT liftf.6 tor of which 174.

for l.r at 6 for 11 Pr cent; S3 tor THE at per cent, and IS for 1230.000. at 41S per cant. In the corresponding week last year thre were recorded VfA mortjrars for H.S2A?ftO; of which 8M. for 2.73,JtS. were at 9 per c-nt.

V9 for Sl.WX-Uii, at per 273 for l3.533.e3H, at ft per ZT for 1004.200, at 4 per ccnU and IS tor fCsu.aou, at Pr cent. AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK. To Taka Placa et 14 and 18 Veaey -Street Unless Otherwise Specified. sfONDAT; JTXT 18. I br Jomtifftt p.

Day. 130th St, a a. runniDSthioiijtl to 140th St, 8TI ft of Lenoa 75xlM 10. two-wry brtck table; foreclosure aalej Richer H. Clara referee; Otte oo )uSrrtrt.

I23.8QS; suhjeet to ether fnortsas for 412.000. lamet Piece, t. ft a ef 167th at, 128s 100, vacant; foreclosure sale, William Arnold, referee; due oa ludimt. $34,002. Proepmt Av, 7 to end T3, a 100 ft of lMtll St.

t0xU.llxsa.lOI2S. five-story brick tene-' meat; foreckure sale. Jawb A. Cantor, ref i eree; ue oa ludrnwnt. subject te ether morta-aces for 49.000.

TCE8TAT. JVIX 14. By Brraa L. Kennellv. 78th 818 to S2S, a 212.6 ft of td Av, 87.0x109.8.

two 1x-orr blick tenements. wltk etoree: forecloeore sale, Ieaao B. Brea-; aaa. referee; due aa Judgment, 810,484. I WEDKE8DAT.

XCLT 17. 1 Br Joeepb P. Ir. Oreenwleh S4. 428 to 4.3.

and 80 Zatsht St. being the eca-ner, 75x125 6 snd irrasular, nlne-storr store and loft building; partittea 1 9w EL W. Crtttaden, referee. Both Pt. SlO-and 212 West, T7J8 ft of Broedwey, 80x100.8, twe end three story i buildings; sartlUoa sale, K.

W. Crittenden, referee. Broad we.y, eeraer of 136th St. 140.11x100, vacant; foreclosure sale, Ihm Bendareoo, referee; due an JudgnMtnt. subject te other mortgages for THTJMDAT.

JX71.T 18. 1 i ttr Joeepb P. Dey. Tth Bt. 818 East.

SB. iW ft cf lit Av. 17s 102.2. tbree-etory stone-froxtt dwelling; fore-j. closure aale, H.

S. Dotteakelm, referee; due on ludsraeni 84.46. Water St, 834 and 83ft, a 87.8 ft of Reese. velt 8t.T 87.Bxrt5. 0x37.4, twe four-story brtok teiMtnents, with etoree; rsoelver's eele.

Trafalgar Place. 8, s. 180 ft of 178th Bt, 28x5, vacant; roevt-rers aale. tFaebiagton Av. XI 50.

s. 800 ft a ef lSlet Bt, two-etorr frame dwelling; receiver's eelst 87lh St. til East, 27x100.8. flve-etory atooe-i front tenement; 830 East 11th Bt, one-etory building sod vacant; loth St. a 407.8 ft of Avenue lSortlS, vacant: 883 and 885 i 8th a -w corner of 87th St, flve-etory tenement; Torecloeure eale of all light, title, i and Intareet ef Oeorxe and Caapar Uagemerer la the foregoing on 21.

104. Bj William Kennellf 4t Son. Bfvtngton Bt, 68 and 60. a a 46 2 ft ef Eldrldge Bt, 4280, three-story brick gogue; foreclosure aale. W.

7, Clara, referee; due on Judgment, 4U.2iKX JTILT 18. Bv Joeeph P. Day. U7th St, 14 1544 ft of 5th Av. 88.4x100.11, five-story brick tenement: foreclosure sale W.

Bolger, referee; due on i Judgment, 288l. By Bryan L. Kennelly. Tremont Av, a corner ef Aquedact Av, extending to Haniaoa Av. vacant; toreetosure -aale, 3.

F. Coffin, referae. Macomb's Road, -n eorner ef 176th 8tr' ve cant i foreoloeure aale, J. F. -Coffin, referee.

Barrlaon ir, oorner of Bt, extending to Tremont Av. vacant; J. F. Coffin, referee; due ea Judgment. bOS.8S8.

THE BUILDING List of Plane Filed for New Structures In; Manhattan and Bronx. I 824 St. Z24.8 ft a of 'Columbua Av, for a four-atory brick dwelling, 22x54; I. M. Brody of 1.T2 Nassau St, owner; Schwerts A Dross, architects; cost.

835,000. Andrews Av, a 645 ft a of 183d St for 8 three-atonr frame dwelling. 80x44; Nellie I Vought of 112 Weat 420 St. owner; P. Murray, architect; cost, 88.000.

Andrews At, a far a two-aad-a-half-story frame dwelling, 21x59; Henry Hal lower of 104th Bt and Anderson Av, owner; J. L. Campbell, architect; coat, 7.000. Bobbins At, corner Of 142d St, for a two-ntory brick factory, 46x88; John Jordla ef 434 Eaat 110th St. owner; t.

Q. Bchar-SOtlth, coat. 812.60A Alteratloaa. Items tavolvlng less than 15,000 omitted." T2d 6t 114 West, to a four-story brick dwelling; A. Dsrds, premises, owner; Pickering A Walker.

archftecU; eoet, 818.000. 86TU ST. 80 East, to four-atory brick offleee; M. H. Leatar of eoi Weat 43d St, owner; E.

B. Cheatremutb. architect; eoat, fS.OOO. 1ET AV. 74, to a flve-etory brick tenement and store; Begrlch A Schora of 164 8th Av, owners; O.

I Epannhaka architect; cost. ---v, I REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. 1 1 I Saturday, July 18. AMSTEHDAM AV. a oorner ef 159th St.

rt.7xl50; John A. CRourka referee, to Maurice Pnhen, (mtg IIAO.OOO,) flS.OuO. WAVUKLEY PLACE! 191, 22x78; Marie May to John N. Margenihaier. 1100.

MONHOB ST. 17; Pauline B. Rlggs to Alios Keteias and others, 100. 4TH fcT, 28 ft pf Greene St. 38s hrf- uiar; 4th St, a 60 ft of Greene fit.

to 86.8; Oeorve Quanta! to. Cheater Luff. part, all 81. loflTH BT. i a ion.

6 ft of Franklin Av. 87. irragulari Forest Av. a corner of IfMth St. 42.8x87.6 Lucy A.

Coach te Couch and Improvement tmtg 172,000,) tl0. 1CTH BT, Me West; Amaterdam Av, 2,006 and 2.006: MAIoohn Bundhelmer. referee, to Maurice Cihen. (mtg 4HO.0O0.) 410.000. 152 BT.

5S7 Weat, 16x99. 11: Anna M. Roberts to Walter C. Bunn, (mtg 812.500.) 81. 11TH AV.

712. 29.1x100; James Hennessy to Oeorg J. arhueter, $100, LOTS 154, tod, 188. IdO, 62. 164, map of Hyatt farm Anna I Richmond to Charlotte A.

Walrk, (mur 2.SOO. 41. MOUNT WE PUACE. or Fopham Bt. a 125 ft wiof Monroe Av, old line, 80x128; Paula Gutmann to Edwin Alexander, $1.

BROOK AV, earner of 130th Bt, 200x100; Abraham BilbarnevlU to Oltel R. Was ahanakr, $100. i HERMAN AV, s. 207 8 a Of 1684 Bt. 80s; loo; Esekisl Fix man te Carl Bruokhausen, $ioo.

it FAILS 150 ft a ef Lafayette Av. 80s 100; Johns K. Scudder to Edward Dreeobae, too. 11TH AV, T12, 29.1x100; John Klaus and others to James Henneaay, all UUe, (mtg 84,000,) $100. 11TH AT, Tlx.

tSJstoO; Martha Klaoe to John Klaua all title, (mtg $4,000.) 4 1. Sort. FIXT brains at cor of land eonveyed by N. TV C. As 1L R.

R. R. Co. to Baker, Jan. 18.

190S, beginning at land Bailey and Je-I rome, 88, at r. a. fr. ci. of original location i of D.

At P. M. R. KlngabiidsS i Real Eataie Co. ta New York State Realty and Terminal $1,000.

PELANCET BT, ISO. 22x100; Joseph Goodman to rsnny Lefkowlta Vk part, all title. $100. Cedar av, a 100 ft of Barthoidi a v. Irregular; Paaquale Falnona snd ethars te Vlnranto Enecardo, (mtg $540.) $100.

1STH BT. 420 Weat. 20.6x92; Mary E. BulUvaa te Robert J. Lawless, (mtg 84.800.) $100.

GRAND ST. 157. 68.1s Irregular: William B. Lurch and others to Henry Trenkmaaa, (mtg $14,900.) 410O. S6TH ST.

41 Weat. tlxl00.il; Mortlmar Btahop 1 to Lucretia Stone ana another, 6100. LEXINJTON AV. LT18, 18.8x63: Elmon Ueb. i erman to i Adolph S.

MlUer, (mtg $14080.) 1 tioa WEST EBOAPWAT. eorner ef Prince 101x73; Mutual Ufs Insurance Co. to Bund! Hymaa. SIOO. PKRUT ST.

a. a. 118 ft ef Sedgwick Av, 16 Dldrlk N. Hire to Mary A. mtg $.1,715.) 42.054.

8ST1I BT. a. 18 ft ef let Av. 128x180.8: Albert Ritchie, reforee. to plncue Lowanfaid end another, (mtg $71,000.

COLVMBl'S AV, s-s, 75 ft of Taylor Bt 25xl. Van Hmmt; Karnls te Joeephlae B. KxiniKL (mtg COLt'MBCfl) AV, s. 78 ft of Tsrlor Bt, 2Jtl. Van Keet; Josephine B.

Ressaao to Mraflno Bllottl, (mtg $3,000. lino. fT't ST. 840 East, 25xM.2; Aaron Begat te Mma Bprlager and anothar, (mtg noo.) $100. LtT mar ef Bronx TVrraoe; Irvtag Realty Co.

to Charles X. Hall, 6100, ST. in a 800.1 ft ef Morris Av, lis lrreeular: Raftaele Marraaal te tha Matrass! jConetruoUon mtg $29,230.) etiTit ST. a e. 100 ft ef lith Av.

80x100 8: Hannah B. Forbea and another te Charles Humxoal. 1 t.vrH BT, 813 Weat 21x100.11; Clara Weettnthouae to Jemie C. Mullen. loa BRONX PARK AV.

e.ren ft of Lebanoa Bt. 23x100: Louts Beh warts and others to City and County Contract Ca. mtg 44.800.) SrRlNO BT, 81, efts trregulsr: Henrietta A. Mitmacnt to Amelia Bach. 4 "XI.

BEECH AV, a S2d.2 ft a of Elm Bt. 23x100; A. fchatikla A Boas to-Gaspare Salvo, (mtg $550,) 4Kl 16TTU ST. a 83 ft a of Tleboot Av. 40.6x80; i Mrsdnth Butphea to Theresa Bcbaeffer, 1 tmtg 47,000,) $10.

6FHINJ ST. 81. Os trragutar: Grace B- MoitB and others to Boea B. Wlegxaaa. reteoard- ed $1.

1, STERBtNS AV, 238 ft of l7th Bt, TS.ftx Irregular; A. Bwlng Biimner te Florence G. Felton, ijyTS 1 eat 2. Parrel 20. na ef Ogdra eatata; Wlftior Larramorw, referee to Prensclai Ralty AlUasce, 84TH BT.

41, a a ft of Colambos Av, 21x10011; I -ocr tie Stoao and another te Mortimer Blaaop. $100. I j' Ite-carde Internet la at aalees atherwtae spertfled. FlNKELrBTEtV. Herman, te Joarh a.

Marcus Dclascey 8t, due 13. V1, t.f3,iH9 NEW OFFICE BUILDING FOR PARK Twelve-Story Structure to be Anticipating Increased Demand for Offices I Near Grand Central Station. v- J'-4 a. t' )The erection of sv twelve-story store and office building-on the former site of the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital, at tha southeast oorner of Park Avenue and Forty-first Street, from plans by Architects Mulllken A Moeller, will; be an operation possessing other features of Interest aside from its mere magnitude. The new structure will be to av certain extent a pioneer In 1U neighborhood, for Ssre baa been nothing about Park Ave-e in the past to suggest its adaptability to office building- but tha owners of the proposed bulldinr feel that proximity to Forty-second Street is the Important factor la connection with this site, rather than the mere circumstance that It happens to be on' Park.

Avenue. Despite the fact that there has been a steadily increasing demand tor office space in the Grand Central neighborhood. and a vast amount of remodelln-g of old buildings, there bag been built but one modern cfpo structure on Forty-second east or Fifth -AVenue-Joseph MUbank's Transit Building, at and 7 East Forty-second Street--whici Is generally understood to have been a thoroughly successful project. V- Moreover, that there will be a very great Increase la the demand for modern off ice space In this section within the next two or three years hardly -seems to admit of question, With; the completion of tha Grand Central Improvements and DRW? CHER, Edward, to John IT. tendder; Falle Bt, 180 ft a of Lafayette Av, 60s 100, bond $2,000 DEMPSET, Arthur to Mary C.

Coaror; Lexington Av. corner ef 83d St, 28.6 100, 1 year. 6 $3,000 ROTHEN'BERO, Ettle, te Rome Aapelj loTth ft, 22U Eaat, pries mtg due April 35, '11)07, note $L8u6 RUBEN STIC IN, Nathan, to Joeeph S. Mareua; Daiancajr St, a corner of, Eldrldge St, li)X trragtilar, 4 year. 0.

LQWENrtOLD. Plncua, to Corn Exchange Bank; eftta St. s. 13 ft of. 1st Av, loo.S, 1 year, 6 i $50,000 LEVY.

Iaaao to Bank for Savings; 75th Bt, sa Eaat, 8 years, LTNCH. John, to John Rueaings west 78 ft of Lot in, map of 8 years, $.... i $3,000 ROESEK, Jaoob, ta Title Insuranee ISTth St. 410 East. 8 yaara, 4H $8,000 FOX, Peter, to Raalty Mortgage' Co.

I W'aah- lngtoa Av. a eorner of 1834 St, 80x100, 1 year, 8 .....453.000 HAAK, Oottlob, to Caroline Volkei; 148th St, 874 Eaat. 2 rears, 0 VALENSTErx. Mores, to Henry Neearsuelmer, tnietae; 8Uth Bt, 824 East, 8 years $18,000 HIMMEL. Charles, to Frederfck Bauera- scnmldt; 44th St, 8C3 and 604 West.

i $18,000 BRUCBHAU8EK. Carl to rranoia H.TRoaa; Pharman Av, s. 207.8 ft a of 16Sd St. Oux 100, 1 year, 8 $8,000 PRUfCKTOJJ REALTT AND MORTGAGE CO. to Joha Rollmann; 162d St, 180 ft of Inroad way, ISxlW.lO, due Jan.

15, 190, $3,000 KNAtXF. Bertha, to Edward RoUlns; College Av, a s. aoa.8 ft a of 169th St. 18. Sx luu, bo Til $3,800 8ELLOTTI, Seraflno.

te Joeaphlne R. Ressaao; Lot S2. map of Van, Neat Park, prior mtg $.1,000. yaara. 8M BUhoHON.

Xary. to Albert Rlesei Decatur Av, a ft of 206th St. 23x112 6, 8 yaars $5,800 Itt'SSHON, Mary, te Albart Rlese; Decatur Av. a 888.4 ft of 208th St, 25x112 8. 8 7ara MEROENTHALER.

John to Fraaola Speyer. Trustee; Waverley Flaee, .101. 8 yws $12,800 KIND. Ike. to Etnll Stork; Lot 188.

prior mg $14,000, 8 yeara. SCHUSTER. Oaorge to Banrietta Frer; 11th Av. TlZJbond $8,000 FLEISCHMAKM REALTT AND CON8TRUC-tloo Co. to New York Lodge, Nov 1.

of the Benevolent and Protective Order 'of Elka; Charlotte St. 1.608. .823.000 XKAUP, Bertha, te WtlUam H. Bunoe: College Av, 218.4 ft a of JHftth St. 8 lots, each 18.8x100; 8 mtg a.

each $10,800 KARRAZZI CONBTR TACTION CO, te North Amerloaa Mortgage 13th St, a a 800.1 ft of Morris Av, C.llx Irregular, 4o6.000 KEW YORK STATB REALTT AND TKH- minal to Klngabrldso Keel Estate ptet beglnninc at eoraor of land ef N. T. A U. R. R.

88 ft front centre line of Bpurten DuyvU A Port Karris R. 8 years $200, OOO INTERUOKOL'OH BU1LD1NO Ca to WUI- lam R. Roaa; Amatanlam Av. a 11 ft of 133th St. 38.11x100, yearn 460.0M XNTERBOROUOH BUILD1NCJ CO.

to Sydney Bernhalm; Amaterdara 80.11 ft of 13Mh St. 118.10x100. prior mtg. dmarl. MVLLEN, Jaaele to Clara L.

Weatlnghouae; lSth St, 818 West, 8 yaara 810.000 MULLEN. Jeaete to Clara L. Westlnghouae: loath St, 818 West, prior mtg 8 yaara 83.000 ABNER REALTT CO. te Cerae Union: Dawaon St, a ibaS ft a ef Prospect Av, 26x110.11. 8 years $14,000 ABNER REALTT CO.

to Max Coaea: Daweoa St, a a 188 8 ft of Proapart Av. 28allO.ll, prior mtg 4 1. 000. 8 yaara. 0 $13,000 XNAUP.

Bertha, to Fanning C. T. Beck: Col- Irre Av. e. 80S.

10 ft ef 170th St. 1 Sx liaj, 8 years $3,000 IN ACT. Bertha, to Panning C. T. Beck: Collage Av, a 488.10 ft ef 170th St, 14.8x100, 8 years $3,800 KNAir.

Bertha, to George R. Satterlee; Col lege Av. a 478 ft ef lTOth St. 2 lots, eaua lasxlOO. 2 mtga, each.

8 yeare. $7,000 SALVO, Gaspare, to A. Shatscia A Sons; Beech Av. a s. fctt.2 ft at Clia fit.

21x1 oo. 1 year LAWLESS. Robart te Title OoarenUe and Troat Ce ISth St. 468 Wear, bond 8.0u0 BtlLr-ATIUric Marrla. te Mary Sullivan: lMil Bt.

828 Weat. $8,000 STERN, Louia. to Manhattaa Mortgage Simpeoa St. a 110 ft a of Waetcfceatar Av, 43. 0x100; Slmreoa St.

a. 1P7.S ft a ef Weet-enaatar Av, ST jclta, 1 yaar. OKENTLET. Abraham, to Lawyers Title lar aurance and Troat Co. Vnlun a 43 ft a Hon St.

Sua Irregular, 8 years, SHI. LjO.000 WJXjNLH. Louia, to Lawyers Title Insurance AVENUE CORNER Erected at Forty-first Street mm a 1 the opening of the Belmont tunnel to Queens, and with the Subway and half a dosen surface lines all tending-, to concentrate trafflo at this point. Its requirements as to both stores and offloes promise to "grow rapidly. The new building- at Park Avenue and Forty-first Street is to be put up by the One Hundred and Three Park Avenue Company, of which R.

F. Easton Is President and 8. O. Miller Vies President. The structure will occupy a plot 89 by 108, the longer dimension on the street, and will cost about The company paid about the same amount for the site, so that tha entire! operation will Involve in tha neighborhood of $1,200,000.

Tha old hospital building has already been torn down and excavation will be begun within lew uay. large rectangular court will be left vacant at the southeast corner of the plot, and arranged so that tha building light and air from that direction can never be cut off. The gTeat width ct Park Avenue will also add to the structure's advantages In the matter of llxht and air. There will be stores on both street front-ages, while owing- to tha grade of Forty-first Street It baa been possible to pro-vide an unusually light basement on that aide. The building will have four highspeed The materials for the ax-Urior will be limestone for two stories and above that, light face brick and terra cotta, 4 sad Trust Ca; TJnion Xr.

1148 and 1,1 TO, years, .130,000 PRO VINCI AL REALTT ALLIANCE to WUouf Lsrremorej Lots' 1 and 2,. Parcel 20, Of den property, 2 years 0' DON NELL, Gears e. to Wilbur T. CDonnellt Lorlllard Place, s. 81.8 ft of ltt7th St, lS.Hxioq, prior mtg 1 year, 8..

$1,000 MAHKO, Hannah, to William L. Condlt; 2d Av, eorner of 80th St, SSxaa, yeare, $23,000 LKFKOWTTZ. Fanny, te Frederick Raadalj Delaooey- 8t, ISO. 8 years $22,000 BACH. Amelia, to United States Trust Spring Bt, 81.

8 yeara, 4Vi HALU Charlee B-, to Irving Realty Co. Lot 223, map of Bronx Terrace, 8 years $300 BY MAN, SundeL to Mutual Life Insurance Co. West Broadway, a corner of Prlnoe $130,000 8CHAFFER, Tbereaa, to Hyacinth A. Sutnhan; lbTth St. a a.

88 ft of Tie bout Av, 40.8x30. 8 yeara $7,000 GARNKR, Henry to Paul F. Lahtn; Lyman Place. 370. 1 year $4,500 BEKRT, Joha to Evelyn A.

Cregin; Wads-worth Av, oorner of 17Uth St, prior mtg SIA.iiOO, demaad. 8 410. OOO HEN. Fannie, to Hyman Shapiro; Hughes 254.7 ft a of 18ist Bt, lft.6x3. prior mtg 2 LOWNEB.

Frederick to Beojamla F. Bur- dick; lend St. 6SU Eaat. 1 yaar 43.1O0 EGAN. William C-.

to Manhattan Mortgage Elamere Place, a a 818.3 ft of South-era Boulevard. 121.4x100, 1 year, 8.. $14. 000 Heebaalcs Ideas. larTH BT, 21 West; David Schneider against Thomas B.

Ce Lscey, owner and contractor, $70. I tSD ST, 21T to 221 Eaat; Pen ear A Bant asainat 110th Street Ce. and William J. Marrttt, ownars and oontractora. $300.

13DTH ST. 834. Ki8. and 542 Eaat; the Syracuse Co. of New York sgainat Abel man Construction swaer; William T.

Hookey, contractor, $100. FRANKLIN BT4 JT8 Cornell A Ch urchin agalnat Ida M. Powell, owner New York HeaUng and Power eontrsotnr, $121 18TH ST. 1ST and 158 Wast; J. Hopper agalnat Linda 8.

Stachelberg, owaer; Frank W. Roae. contractor, $3,800. OOUVERNEUR SLIP, a a end so roach of aald slip aa Included Within and betweea Water and Front Sts, Union Gas Fixture Co. against Gonverneor Hospital, owner; Ideal aileotrie Contrasting eon-tractor, $142.

RUTGERS ST. 41 to 48; Lewis and Bam Braas agalnat Israel i Blook, owner; B. Weaver and Philip Buohaltar, eontraotora. 8340. gL av.

1.004; Letb Zloimarmas agalnat Louis Zlmmarman, owner and contractor, 4700. $8TH ST. 813 Eaat; Samuel Shaakey agalaM LauIs Zlaiiteiaian, owner aad eoauwcton $154. $8TH ST. 4U Sastt Lleb Ztmniermaa against Lnula Zlmmeraiaa, awses sad eoatraotor, 8825.

2D A 1.008; earnest Shaakey against Louis Zimmerman, owner and eonusotor. $207. 141ST 8T, 694 and Bast; Brooklyn Fl reproof Bash and Door Co. against faaoor Cok. owner and oontraotor, $123.

Satisfied Vscliaales' ZJeaa, 20TH4T, 24 Wast; Josaph Xnaav sgainat Alois lisbtarelttrtgsr aad ethers. Fee. 2U. l0f. by bond.

MTH ST. and 8 West: Andrew MeJCee snd others agalnat Joha B. Ireland. Dee. 24.

1804, $170. 1 81ST ST, 118 West; Abraham Bommorfold aad ethera agalnat Anna T. Dsraas aad othara, April 24. 1WJT. $1J8.

DAWSON ST. a a 18-8 ft ef Prospect Av; Mas Jacksoa and others against Aboer Raalty June 24, ISoT. $2. 123D ST. 833 te 841 Eaat; Samuel Ehroneea agalnat Oorga H.

Slmonaoa aad ethers. May r-viB-KHv' ar 1L MU. aad 87: FVammei St. I 84 aad 88: Water St. 432.

S22'. 434. and 434: I Charles Pec be aad ethers against Newlaad Realty and Constracuaa ca. aaa ewers, sea. tuvr aa 114TH s.

72 East: Adolph Hoppe agal Jacob LampU and othara. April 2. ISO, 4s nvi vio-vr IV a. 143 ft a ef ISAth St: ML Nil aiante Vllians and ethers against Golf Cooperative June XL Uv7. (ky sead.) $L134.

Ui Pwadexus. 21 ST. 222 Eaat; Leato Xros against Itv oolph Trabart and others, (parUtlusJ attor-aey, P. Cook. FLDRIDOB 82: Jacob Llpmaa against Amelia Rublnaky aad ethers, tforecioeure af monrage: atternar.

J. Friedman. BAXTER ST. a enraer of Haatar St, 124-Ijs v4.Sxl24.8xl0B,l: City of New York agaiaat E-mii H. Coemsk and ethers, (sctloa to ae-uUs UUe.

AO. attarssy. F. K. ftciilttsa.

I BANK SAYINGS AND REALTY. I Suburban Buying Said to be tncreas- Ing In Spite of Heavier Deposits. i The announcement made this week that the deposits in one of the local savings banks have reached tha enormous sum of 100.000,000 -created a great deal of talk among real estate men on account of Its Indication, of prevailing prosperity, but especially because it was. accompanied byi a statement front tha President of the bank that this great increase la Its deposits' la due to a. new tendency on the part of small Investors to turn away from suburban land buying; and go back to the savings bank, Charles E.

Ftnlay. President- of tne Aetna National Bank and Vice President and managsrof tha Rlckert-Flnlay Realty Company, expressed the following: oplnioa ea thte subject yesterday i "I 4o not understand tha necessity of supposing that people have stopped boring real eatate merely because tha savings banks deposits are Increasing. Iwe a mat. ter of fact, the sales in the four properties that wa are handling in Queens Boy ouga have been considerably larger this year than a year ago. In spite of the bad weather that prevailed all this Spring-The fact- seems to be that people are makln money rapidly enough to Invest ta real estate, as well aa te Increase their bank accounts.

But the history of York shows very plainly that purchases ef real estate, made with discretion anywhere within tha city limits, have invariably for twenty-five years past resulted a higher rati of Interest to the Investor than be could obtain from the savings banks, and probably on an average a rate of interest two or three times aa high. This Is, of course, eepeclally true of Investments rns.de within the five-cent fare sone, or within fifty minutes' ride from the heart of Manhattan, and for properties that fulfill these requirements and that have been properly Improved and developed, the demand haa not fallen off. and. In my opinion, the people never will atop buying them until they bava become as densely settled as the older portions of the city. a matter of faot 60 per oent of the enormous savings banks' deposits of New Tork are Invested In real estate In one way or another, and the financial basis of the savings banks is absolutely one of real estate values.

Just so surely as this basis is sound for one borough of Via Ynrk It la nl nil lh nth.r. Ik. growth of the city continues without In terruption, ana the tendency of the new population to spread throughout the limits of the greater city la now stronger than ever." 'I WEEK'S LONG ISLAND BUYING. -Purehasee In North Shore Towns 8outh Americans Starting a Colony. jThe Rickert-Finlay Realty Company haa sold.

In East River Heights, to Sarah Anderson, the plot. 40 by 75. at the south. east eorner of Woolsey Avenue and Bar clay Street; to Thomas Morrlsey the lot, 20 by 73, on the east side of Barclay Street. 80 feet south of Woolsey Avenue, and to Paul S.

Hayes the plot, 44 by 100. at the northeast oorner of Barclay Street and Davidson Place; also. In Broadway-Flushing-, to Joseph Berliner the plot. 67 by 100, on the west side of Twenty-seventh Street. 100 feet south of Broadway; te John Pacaoussky the plot.

40 by 100, on the west aide of Twenty-ninth Street, 140 feet south of Franconla Avenue, and to Ignatius Mroa the plot. 40 by 100, on the west side of Twenty-ninth Street, 100 feet south of Franconla Avenue. In Westmoreland the company haa sold to Charles M. Lyons the plot. 60 by 100.

on the east side of Bayvlew Avenue, 16a feet north of Summla Avenue to John Jaeger the plot, 60 by 100, On the east side of Bayvlew Avenue, 251' feet north of Summit Avenue, and to Alfred Boasard the plot, 40' by 100, on the west side of Nassau Road, 240 feet north cf Summit Avenue; also, In Douglas Manor, to Chris tina B. Skou the plot. 138 by 100, at the southwest corner of Arlelgb, and.Douglag Roads; to William L. ZAngrldge the plot, 40 by 100, on the south side of Beverly Road, 175 feet west of Douglas Road, and to Margaret Morris the plot, 10S by 100. at the southwest comer of Kenmore Road and West Drive.

The following sales have been made at Elmhurst Heights by the Bankers' Land and Mortgage Corporation: To Henry I O'Xelll the plot. 40 by 100, oa the west side of Belmont Avenue, 300 set south of Albemarle Terrace: to Robert H. Watson the plot, 40 by 100, on the west side of Arlington Avenue. 80 feet north of Kensington Terrsee; to Frank Ooddard the plot. 40 by 100, on the south side of Woodslde Avenue.

40 feet eaat of Endloott Avenue; to n-awara u. Knowies the plot. 40 by 100. on tho west side of Pennavl. vania Avenue, 120 feet north of Kenslng.

ton Terrace, and to John Flaherty the tot. zu Dy iuut on tne aoutn sine or wood, side Avenue, 40 feet of Arlington Avenue. The Read Realty Company announces the sate oi xxta ui to us at tne northwest cor. r.er of Monroe Avenue and Perry Place, aueens Manor, to Thomas Wakefield; so, the sale of Lets 200 and 210 on Walnut Street to Mary M. Carllsh.

and the saie oi iAts ow to 041. on Cherry Street, to Dernls HaggertT. i A Syndicate of fvTllth Itnarleani naa rurchased, through M. D. Becerra, from he McCormack Real Eatate Company, a block of ninety-two lots at Floral Park, bounded by Platnfleld and Carnation Avenues, Floral Parkway, and Belmont street.

Among the members of the syndicate are C. Bethanoourt. Secretary to me vcnosueian jonsui; m. u. xtecerra, former Colombian Consul; A.

Parra, A. I BonHla. O. Peres. L.

1 Bonllla, J. L. Garcia, and R. Marchena, The syndicate Intends to establish at Floit ark a Latin-Amsrlcan colony. Operations will begin with the erection of homes tor occupancy by the Durchaaera mentioned.

The new dwellings will occupy plots by i xeet, ana wm cost irom S8.0U) to $1ZOOO each. 8tuard Hlrachman haa sold to the cnif. ton Construction Company tbs blook fronting on tha west side of Crescent Avenue, from Broadway to CamelU Street, Long Island City, being 807 feet on Crescent Avenue by 100 feet and containing about twelve lota. The pur. chasers will Improve the property with two-tamiiy ones: dwellings.

THE GLASS HOUSE PROJECT. i i.i What Builder of Long Island Villa Ex pects to Accomplish. iThe dwelling to be erected almost en-tlrely of glass for Parker Woodbury at Beechhurst, L. will, it is believed. be tho first practical test ef tha material for building purposes anywhere In the Eaat, although there nave been several experiments of this kind In the West, not-ably ta Dee Molnea, Iowa, i Bricks of compressed, opalescent glass win form the, walls of the proposed rilla, while the Interior partitions will be of the same material In tha form of slabs, and tha roof of glass tiling.

The pantries. glass lined In short, glass will be substituted for wood wherever possible. i Arctltecl w. Aioert ewasey is now makins- a thorough investigation of tha vsrtoas structural products made of glass, wlta it view to determining which may beat be used In the different parte of the nw tinua. Tha alasamakers.

it is said. can give to their product any desired degree of traasmcency, so unai me owner roar decide just how much llfht he will admit to the various parts of a building through Its walla. The Idea of a house built of per. fectly transparent vlaae, so that its occupants, its contents, and Its vital a. consisting of heating andplumblng pipes, should all be visfble from without this idea is somewnni ois- ooncerUng, but the new bouse at Beechhurst will not emboJr any each red-ti Amutiira as this.

There has beea devised in connection with It. however, aa elaborate eystem OI snaaee am avrweoa. which the amount oi ngnii any parx Of tha Bouse xnay a euu tuiwn Aited. The chief advantages claimed for glass mm Mmtural material are that it la fireproof, germproof, and practically indestructible. Mr.

Woodbury, moreover, a great believer In sunlight, and thinks It will be better to Hvo in a house where be can have all of this commodity be wants at anv time of day than ta abut htmself un in what la practically si cave ex crtc and msrtax," SEVENTH AVENUE SITE'S i ELABORATE IMPROVEMENT Oxmte Fcatiircs of Projected Apartment House at Fifty-. eighth Street Newest of the Co-operative Ventures-- Details of the Structure. i. 'V a 4 r- -V Til i i 'rr. "-rnii -8 rT f'-'r--.

II i -V Tf i tw "I rn a i -r r--- arrir 4 Alwyn Court, Seventh Avenue and Flf ty-eijhth Street. Harde Short, Arch'ts. Alwyn Court, as the new twelve-story co-operative apartment house, at the southeast corner of Seventh Avenue and Fifty-eighth Street, will be called, has been designed by Architects Harde A Short with a view to making It one of tha moat elaborte structures of its kind the city. Behind the project Is ear po ration known as the Stuyveaant Cooperative Buildings, of which Walter Russell, the artist. Is President.

I i Tha building will stand on a plot fronting 100 fset on the avenue and 125, feai en the street. The style of architecture, will be Francois Premier or Gothio. The plan provides for but two families On a floor, each apartment consisting- of vestl- i bule, gallery. reception room, living room, library, salon, dining butler's pantry, kitchen, four master's bedrooms all on the front of the biiildlnjc with three family bathrooms and a dressing room, two personal maids rooms and bath, two servants' rooms, with bathroom, and private hall. The private halls are very short, and but Uttl space is devoted to publio staircase balls, there being no REFUSE TO BE DRIVEN I v.

One Family's Pronouncement Relative 1 to av Buslnsss Invasion. There Is at least one family on a cross town street now being converted to business use which Is preparing to hold the fort against the advancing forces of trade at any cost. 1 Twe houses adjoining the one In question have been sold recently, and In connection with tha latter of these two deals the Inquiry was put to a member of the family owning the third house as to when they were going te sell and move. Never," was tha Indignant response, "They can put a slaughter bouse on one side of us and a boiler factory on other. If they want to, Jut we're going te stay Just the same." It's a pity that all owners Iri residential dlstrlots are not as firmly determined as this to hold their "castles" against "all comers.

If they "were there would be little use for restrictions, which, judging from several recent Instanoea. do not seem to amount to much anyway. IN WESTCHESTErTcOUNTY. New Development Near White Plains Building Activity at Harmon. Among tha rapidly growing colonies ta Westchester County Is Castle Heights, near North White Plains.

The property has an elevation of over 400 feet and commands an extensive view of the entire territory between the Bound and the Hudson River. Part of the tract has bwen taken by tha City of White Plains I HERE are scren mornlnj newspapers Hot eopiesv one of these news-. papers is a trood adrerilslnsr me-dinra and the advertising rate in each Instance Is none tod high and in some cases much too low. Twenty-fire dollars ($25.00) will purchase a ten-line advertisement in all these newspapers. jThat is remarkably cheap publicity.

CFour morninff newspapers, by the character and treatment of the news they print, are recognized aa particularly addressing themselves to the Intelligent and thoughtful members of the community. C0f these newspapers, the net paid daily city sale of The New Times almost equals the combined paid dty sales of the other three. The New York Times gives to advertisers, moreover, not only the largest volume of the best kind of circulation. but it snorounds their announcements with the best company and the most of that company, because jjt rigidly excludes all fraudulent or objectionable THE NEW YORK TIMES, 1 tag News Hmfg lit Print. I of i .3 "21 -t 4 tr t.

i i 'ev' r-r ij re i f- t.i MT-r i i fl.l i ar-. i'l t- .1 'i iTITi rr.r IwL'i dCl IS publlo corridors whatever. These aoart- i J' i a i mm ments can ba If necessary, -'making the living rooms twenty feet high and adding to the number of chambers and baths. The exterior of tha structure wtll be of limestone, gray brW-kv. and terra eotta.

A special feature of the building will be tha Lentrance ball, with mural paintings by, ceieDratea arusts. The property will bo owned by a oorpo- ration to known as Alwyn Court, with a capital stock of consisting of shares of llOu each, divided Into twelve blocks of Auo Shares each, one oC which will be taken by each of the partlc- Ipants in the enterprise. Tha land and 'completed tuildlnfr will be transferred thin company subject to a mortgage of Besides tha twelva apartment to be taken by the stockholders there will be twoive other apartments, to be rented by the owning company to outside ten-ants. This space, it ta estimated, will yield annually, or sufficient to pay Interest on the mortgage and all other fixed charges and leave aa annual surplus Of fW.750. -i The Alwyn Court corporation wO taka title to the sito on Auir.

1. The bundlns) kwill be put up by the lledden Construe tton company ana wui oa oomptscea aoouv Nov. J. lUtW. for Its 13,000,000 Reservoir Park sjuSi :1 boulevard, and other Improvement workf; Is being pushed rapidly.

i i Many recent buyers at Harmon have al roady prepared plans and completed ar- rangements to begin building at once. 18 Is expected that before next Spring Ha man will have assumed the appearance of -a flourishing town. Hy that time street. Improvements throughout the entire prop erty will have been completed, aooordlnst to the original plans of the company, and Mm. Nordic' American Beyrouth will fi be la process of construction.

The prep-( erty adjoining Mens. Nordlca'e site has been sold to those prominent la the musWi cat prvieeaion. LATEST CUSTOMS RULINGS. Importers Are Held Liable for Interest. on Relinquished 'Merchandise.

In a decision by the United States dr. cult Court for the Western District ot Texas It hss been decided that duties due. constitute a personal charge against him. for which an action of debt lies In favor of tha Government, and where such debt ex4 lets unpaid the Government Is entitled ta Interest on the amount due, as damage for illegal detention. The court also rules that tn eases of re liquidation of duties at a higher rata lo- tereat on the amount due should be com Futed from tha data ft demand on thai porter for payment of the Increased do-ties.

It Is held that eurh Interest accrue at the legal rate allowed by the State Into which the Importation la made. While the Texas Federal court upholds! tha right of the Government to collect In. terest. It was stated yesterday" that th United Btata courts In this rtty hav reached an opposite conclusion, it Is like ly that the queation will be taken up to the Bupreme Court for final adjudication. of general circulation in the City of Newj Tork jwith an aggTegate Idaily city sale approximating 750000 -aa-a mmA.