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14 PLAN LARGER BUSINESS ZONES A $500,000 OFFICE AND LOFT STRUCTURE TO BE ERECTED ON UPPER SEVENTH AVENUE. Probable Effect of the Project on Construction Work Builders and Active on the Upper West Side. Realty activity last week resulted In the a number of largo plots In the upper West for immediate Improvement with high class apart xnest houses, and the taking over of some big mldtown properties by speculative builders and construction companies, which have had plans drawn for putting up on their new sites loft buildings of twelve stories or more. The business done showed no invasion of what be called a new territory of usefulness for the leading Investors and speculators of the greater city. It was In the districts of Manhattan Island which have figured so prominently because of their real estate vlror since January that the majority of sales reported were made.

A transaction was perfected which will have. It Is thought, a most Important effect on future operations in the upper Seventh avenue district. It was of the leading features of the week. For years the upper Seventh avenue zone has been especially noted for its fine apartment houses and for Its large number of small, old buildings, some used for residential and others for The building lines of the district are to be changed in the near future by the erection of a twelve story loft and office building by the Selkirk Realty Company. It purchased laat week from the Seventh Avenue-64th Street Company, through Norwood A Marden, a parcel MO feet square at the southeast corner of 54th street and Seventh avenue.

On that cite are five dwelling houses and a flathouse. The property was held at £50.000. The selling company purchased the premises last July from the Mills It Is on that site that the Selkirk Company will pet up the proposed loft and office building which will represent. It is said, an investment of $500,000. Xt will be ready for occupancy next summer.

Aceordins; to reports, it has practically been leased for a term of twenty-one years to an Eastern automobile concern. The lessees will occupy a part Of the building. Within a short distance west of the site is the Automobile Club of America, and the southerly end at what Is known In the automobile trade as the automobile store district. After once getting a foothold In a district the automobile Industry has Quickly become firmly Intrenched, and in a remarkably short time has reflected Its presence In the types of the new buildings. REALTY CHARMS OF THE DISTRICT.

The upper Seventh avenue may be one of the most suitable districts for the further extension of this automobile centre, but to many real estate experts this part of the city, which In recent years has received little attention from builders of fine apartment houses, seemed destined by nature and location to be one of the greatest apartment house districts of the greater city. It Is Just north of the principal amusement centres of the greater city. It is Just west of the big Fifth avenue retail shopping cone. It is only a short distance southeast of beautiful Riverside Drive and its surrounding territory, and bordering the district on the north Is Central Park. Moreover, within a short distance east of the section Is the upper Fifth avenue residential region, where plots and bouses bring the highest prices paid in the market.

That is not all. Almost bordering the section on the east is that fine hotel centre at street and the Plaza, and some blocks west of the zone is the second largest amusement centre on Manhattan Island. If this is not a place with all the realty measurements necessary for the creation of one of the most and one of the most profitable apartment house territories, then the standards by which such districts are gauged must in this respect be useless. Many miles beyond this well located district millions have been invested this year in the improvement of sites with some of the best built houses within the boundaries of the city. Many millions, too, have in recent years been spent in creation of a new xnidtown hotel district, and also in an attempt to preserve the charms which made the old Knickerbocker district just north of Washington Square well known years ago.

It may be too late now to mike of the upper Seventh avenue district what it ought to have beeen years one of the greatest residential centres of the city. For years the trend of realty affairs has been for pushing the apartment house lines further north each year, and of changing the central divisions of the city into regions almost entirely occupied by business houses, with transient hotels as the only type of residential structure within the district. Some real estate experts have prophesied that within twenty years there will be comparatively few dwelling houses south of £9th street. These same experts have also said that within a less period than that iTth street from the approach to the Bridge to Ninth avenue will be one of the leading retail shopping centres of the greater city. These things have perhaps had considerable weight In causing many big speculative builders and construction companies to pass by unnoticed the upper Seventh avenue district in order to become aligned with many persons and concerns engaged in the development of the upper sections of Manhattan Island and with the task of increasing the residential and commercial vigor of The Bronx.

AN ATTRACTIVE BUSINESS ZONE, The central Fourth avenue district as a field for Investment and speculation is exerting its influence once again In many realty circles. The drawing power of the district was shown last week in certain announcements regarding projects for the Improvement of cites there and by the finding of lessees for loft space in buildings not yet ready for tenants. One of latest Fourth avenue projects calls for the erection of a sixteen story store, loft and office building on a plot at the northeast corner of 20th street and Fourth avenue. The building is to be put up by Charles Brogan, from plans by Neville Barge, at a cost of about 3400,000. He recently purchased the site from the State Realty and Mortgage Company.

The plot, which is opposite All Church, measures 63 feet in the avenue and feet In 20th street. The work of improving many of the sites which wore bought this year and which have large frontages in the avenue is also well under way. A permit was Issued last week for the razing of the old Clarendon Hotel, at Fourth avenue and 18th street. On that site Is to be erected a big commercial building by Henry Corn. There Is such a demand for business space in this part of the city that the many building plans for the Improvement of plots in the zone are likely to be notably successful.

On the easterly side of Fourth avenue, from 27th to street, the heirs of the Cooper estate are putting up two big commercial structures, which will be known as the Peter Cooper Buildings. Already considerable space in these has been leased from the plans. Last week Frederick Fox Co. rented two entire floors, containing about 70,000 square feet, in those structures to James R. Keiser.

Incorporated. The lessee la -one of the largest manufacturing concerns in this city, dealing in men's and women's neckwear. In regard to the lease James R. Keiser said: "After many months of thorough consideration of the question of locating a large manufacturing business in New York, the conclusion was reached thai the Peter Cooper Buildings offered all that was desirable and necessary for this purpose. Fourth avenue, with its great width and convenience to all lines of traffic, makes an ideal site Cor a large business building, and the conveniences for visiting buyers and the small army of workers who have to reach the building each day were and had to be considered in the selection of a permanent home." TRADING IN THE WEST SIDE.

Among the large deals in the upper West Side reported last weak was the sale of Dacona Hall. a sew ate story elevator apartment house, on a flat Mfc Oat feat, at the southwest corner of Claremoot avenue and 1224 street, for the Dacona Realty Company. The buyer was an investor, the price betas; about 530G.000. Another big West Bide deal last week was the sale by Arnold, Byrne A Bauman for G. to the Ferguson Brothers A Forshay Entiassrlng; and Contracting Company of a plot.

'M" Irregular, at the northeast corner of street and Riverside Drive. On that parcel will be erected by the buyer a twelve story apartzatst bouse. for lainwn cites tor use as for the erection of modern buildings resulted last week in the sale of the old Gllsey House, at the northeast corner of 29th street and Broadway, to Join E. Olson. The purchase price was about $1,500,000.

It was at first reported that the buyer was likely to replace the old hostlcry on the site with a twenty story office and loft structure, but that report was quickly denied by purchaser. who said his plan in regard to the property was to offer it for resale. This transaction In nowise affects the leases on the property, and therefore the career of the famous hotel will not end, at least for some years. The H. H.

Fuller Company was the broker in the transaction. Some months ago plans were perfected for replacing the landmark with a modern hotel structure, but that project was abandoned soon after the details of it became known. Many real estate men think that a new hotel, to be known as the New Gilsey House, will eventually adorn the premises, owing to the success of some modern hotels built in the district in recent years. There was only one unpleasant feature of the trading in the real estate market last week, and that was the scarcity of buyers in districts in The Bronx which have been attractive for many months. TO HELP NORTH BRONX.

Transit Facilities There Will Soon Be Considerably Better. The transit facilities in the upper part of the Bronx will be considerably improved by the opening of the New Tork. Westchester Boston road, the construction of which is now well advanced and which will be completed within the next year and a half. This road virtually bisects the district which is now most in need of transportation facilities, as it runs midway between the tracks of the Harlem Railroad and the Harlem River line of the New York, New Haven Hartford. It is a fourtrack electric road, built on private right of way, and Its construction is much like that of the subway lines, except that it is not built underground.

Two tracks are to be devoted to express and two to local service, and Its trains will connect directly with the subway at West Farms and with the East Side elevated lines at 133 street. The Westchester road will have several stations between the Bronx Park system and the city line In the district which now contains relatively a sparse population. Its schedule will enable passengers to go from Pelham Parkway, the southern border of this section, to 42d street by way of the elevated road in twenty-two minutes or to the Brooklyn Bridge in thirty-three minutes. From the northern boundary of the city it will be possible to make the same trips in twenty-eight and forty-one minutes respectively. Thus the upper part of the Bronx will be brought as close to the business section of Manhattan as the lower part of the borough now is, and its population may be expected to increase more rapidly in the next three years than that of the lower part of the borough has in the last three.

TO ALTER GRANT B. SCHLEY 'S HOUSE. Plans Also Filed for a One Story Garage To Be Built in 102 Street. Plans have been filed for remodelling the four story dwelling house No. 6 East 66th street, owned by Grant B.

Schley. It is to be made into an American basement house, with a central entrance flanked -with lonic pilasters, the improvements be- DACONA HALL. NBW SIX STORY APARTMENT HOUSES A new six story elevator apartment house at the southwest corner of 122 street and Claremont No. 532 to 536 Riverside Drive sold last week ta avenue, bought last week by an investor for about $300,000. through Taylor-Sherman Company.

an Investor. Ins made from designs by William C. Lewis, at a cost of $9,000. The Manhattan plans (or new buildings reported yesterday comprise a one story garage, to be built for Eugene Hlggins from designs by Maximilian Zipkes, at Nos. IS2 and 184 West 102 street, at a cost of $3,000, adjoining the proposed poatofflce for Station built for the same owner, for which plans were recently filed.

MORE BUILDINGS AT RUGBY. Wood. Harmon Co. have sold to the Marin- Seigei Realty Company the entire block front on Linden Boulevard, Jretween East 45th and East 461h streets, Rugby. The Marin-Seigel Company will at once begin the construction of eight semidetached two-family houses of a novel type.

These will be built of light pressed brick and will be handsomely trimhed and finished inside and out. A $200,000 HOUSE FOR C. V. BROKAW. Clifford V.

Brokaw will erect a Colonial house costing about $200,000 on the Walter E. Duryea estate tract at Glen Cove, Long Island, which he purchased recently through William L. Hicks for $150,000. Plans for the dwelling, which will measure 300x60 feet, have been prepared by Little A O'Connor, of this city, who have also drawn plans for an extensive garage. The Duryea estate comprises fifty-two acres.

THOMPSON -STARRETT CO. IN TACOMA. The Tbompson-Starrett Company has been awarded the general contract to erect a six story banking and office building for the Fidelity Trust Company at Tacoma, Wash. The building will of steel skeleton construction, with concrete fireproof arches, and exterior of pressed brick with terra cotta trimmings. It is to be ready for occupancy on or before May 15.

The contract it between $200,000 and $226,000. TO BUILD AT KENSINGTON PARK. Wood. Harmon Co. have gold to Michael Melody a tract of nineteen lota at 46th street, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth avenues.

Brooklyn. It is part of their Kensington Park property. Mr. Melody is a Philadelphia builder. He has built many houses there.

His Kensington Park housec will be of the one-family brick type, with nseveral distinctive rr per- NEW-YORK DAIT.Y TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17. 1000. GROTJP OF THREB STORY BASEMENT DWELLING ROUSES. No. 162 to 172 West 64th street, and a five story flathouse.

No. 829 Seventh avenue, sold last week by the Seventh Avenue- Fifty-fourth Street Company to the Selkirk Company. A big loft and office structure Is to be built on the site. THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET. MANHATTAN.

37TH STREET. George Kern sold for Mrs. Caroline Schmucher to Charles tilnkel No. 437 West 37 th street, three story front and two story rear buildings, on a lot 25x98.9 feet. This Is the first sale of the property since 1870.

53D STREET. Hervey E. Flsk sold his modern five story American basement dwelling house. No. 12 East 53d street for about $375,000.

It is on a plot 37.6x119 feet. According to a report, tne buyer is William L. Harkness. 117 TH STREET. Arnold, Byrne Baumann sold for Morris Loewenstein to Louis Bernstein, No.

147 West 117 th street, a five story apartment house, on a plot 25x100 feet. 139 TH STREET. A. L. Mordecai A Son sold for the Joseph H.

Davis Building Company to a client as an Investment a new six story elevator apartment house, on the south side of 139 th street, 100 feet west of Broadway. It is on a plot 75x99.11 feet. 144 TH STREET. H. D.

Baker Brother sold for the Young Realty and Construction Company Sylvia Hall, a six story apartment house. No. 660 West 144 th street. It is on a plot 100x100 feet THE BRONX. UNIONPORT.

Henry W. Fedden Co. sold for Trass Brothers a plot, 75x108 feet on the south side of 11th street. 105 feet east of Avemie E. LEASES.

(With lessor's address.) OCTOBER 16. AVENUE D. 48; Chevra Ahawath Abraham Bnai KoJler to Jacob Hlrsehfeld; 5 yrs $840 Address. 5M West lS4th at. IST ST.

54; Samuel Risler to Samuel Upman; 3 yrs AddresE. care Blumofe, 140 Nassau st. 2bTH ST. 38 to 44 West; Crown Embroidery Works to Jos Hahn; 5 yrs 4.850 Address. 59 East 11th st.

RECORDED TRANSFERS. rwith purchaser's address.) OCTOBER 16. AMSTERDAM AVB, cor 141 st st. Isaac Schleslncer to Maud Lavlgne (mtg $100 Address, care Title Guarantee and Trust Co. AMSTERDAM AYE.

a cor 96th St. 25.8x182: Joseph Kopperl to Julia Kopperl (mtg 100 Address. 609 West 115 th St. AMSTERDAM AYE. t.

28.8 ft of 96th St. 26x82; same to same (mtg $16,000) 100 Address above. HOUSES ATTRACTIVE TO INVESTORS. ARNOLD AYE. a.

300 ft a of Ltbby at. 150 Irregular: Thomas Arnow to John Cook 1 Address. 2823 Bth aye. COLUMBIA ST. 75 20x49.8; Meyer Levy to Beckie Koppelman (mtg $0.000) 100 Address.

7210 3d aye, Brooklyn. CROTONA AYE. s. 800.5 ft of 177 th St. 50x 217.6; Julius Bruntngs to John McNulty (mtg $7,000) 100 Address.

2160 Westchester aye. GARRISON AVQ s. 114.8 ft of Irvine st, 167 Irregular; t'tollty Realty Co to Adelaide Hhrich (mtg $37.500) 100 Address. 1829 7th aye. Same property; same to Robert Simon (mtg 100 Address.

230 West 107 th st. LAFAYETTE ST. 224. s. 24.6x50.4: James Jenkins et al to Emma Jenkins (mtg $16,000) 1,000 Address, Stamford.

Conn. LOTS 292. 279. 280. map Laeonia Park; Morlti Freudenberg to Milton Doemberg 100 Address.

163 Lenox aye. LOTS 11. 12. 161. 152.

map Bronx Terrace; Irvine Realty Co to Louise 100 Address, 1469 Hoe aye. LOTS 279. 280. 292. 110 and 111.

map Laeonia Park: Milton Doernberg Melrose Realty Co (mtg $1.750) 100 Address. 2775 Webster aye. LOTS 6 and 7. map Bronx Terrace; Irving Realty Co to George Yon Seth 100 Address. 3353 Broadway.

LOT 442. map Section A. Vyse estate: Annie Roberts to Margaret Griffln (mtg $1,500) 100 Address. (£0 Kelly st. MADISON AYE.

cor 107 th st. 25 11x100; Joseph Kopperl to Julia Kopperl (mtg 100 Address. 609 West 112 th st. MADISON AYE. cor 108 th st.

25.11x87.8; Joseph Kopperl to Julia Kopperl (mtg 100 Address above. MADISON ST. 275H and 277. s. 29.4x100; David Roabell to Louis Gordon (mtg $37.000) 1 Address.

346 Broadway. MANIDA ST. s. 200 ft of Spofford aye, 25x 100; Johu Dosso to Ida Hlllmao (mtg 100 Address. 232 East 37th st.

MANIDA ST. s. 200 ft of aye, 2Bx 100; Angelo Rezxano to Ida HUtman 1 Address above. MAPES AYE. cor 180 th st.

93.2x20.1; William Haub to Marie Fox (mtg $7,000) 100 Address, care Wm Peters A Co. 1903 Boston' Road. MORRIS AYE. s. 40 ft of 179 th st.

20x80- Margaret Griffln to Annie Roberta (mtg $10,000 100 Address, care Preeslnger tt Newcombe, Wall st. NELSON AYE. cor lUoomb'g Road. 54x 746; Thomas Donnelly and ano to Charlotte Maldhof (mtg $4.800) 100 Address. 700 East 188 th st.

NEW DRIVE, s. at lot 6. map Putnam. Bpuyten Duyvil. 250 1 Irregular; Richard Pfelfer to John McKelvey 84 William st.

OUNyiUJB AVB. OS ft of ZlSth 3Sx IN ACTIVE REALTY DISTRICTS. (mta; $6.000) 100 Address. S7IS Ollnvllle aye. PARK AYE.

1080. cor. 23.8x82.2; Frederick Langhorst to Jacob Qundlich and ano (mtg $26,000) 100 Address. 280 East S2d st. PINEHURST AYE.

cor 178 th St. 106x100; Jacob Hlrsh to Degenhardt Construction Co (mtg $24,000) 100 Address. 180 th st and Fort Washington aye. PLOT 107.11 ft of Crotona aye and 201.10 ft of 182 st. 68.7 irreg; Glugllano Realty and Construction Co to Antoinette Glugllano 1W Address.

1A East 204 th st RIVERSIDE DRIVE, cor 127 th at. 86.6x146.3; Riverside Viaduct Realty Co to Harry Davis (mtg $235.000) Address, 52 Broadway. 8T ANN'S AYE. 743, 26.6x03.5; Edward Levy et al to Hannah Levy 1 Address, care A Morris. 234 Broadway.

ST ANN'S AYE. 743. 88.3x20.5; Dora Bernstein to Hannah Levy 1 Address above. SAME PROPERTY; Hannah Levy to Dora Bernstein 1 Address above. ST NICHOLAS AYE.

cor 191 st st 100x200; Morgenthau Realty Co to Utility Realty Co 100 Address. 165 Broadway. WESTCHESTER AVB. cor of Cooper aye. 100.8x10.8; Marcus Nathan to Dillon Co 100 Address, 1158 Taylor aye.

WEST END AYE, 847, s. 25x100; Leonard Weill to Philip Krauss (mtg $20.000) 100 Address. 333 156 th st. SAME PROPERTY: PtiilWt Krauss to Charles Moller (mtg 100 Address. 240 fii 56th St.

WEST END AYE. 847. s. 25x100; Joseph Trotter to Leonard Weill (mtg $20.000) 100 Address, 128 Broadway. WHITLOCK AYE.

s. 260 ft of Barretto St. 37.6x100: Kellwood Realty Co to John Koerner (mtg $21,000) 1 Address. 949 Columbus aye. 2D AYE, 2085.

s. 25x73; Emily Simon to Michele Gracini (mtg $10.000) 100 Address, I Cohn, 5 Beekraan st. OTH AYE. 364. 8.

18.6x100; Thos Kerrigan to Caroline Sommer (mtg $14.000) 100 Address. 354 144 th st. 9TH AVB 364. s. 117 3 ft of 30th st.

18.6 100; Jacob Wensch to Thos Kerrigan 100 Address, 2700 Heath aye. 17TH ST. 8. 100 ft of Bth aye. 127x02; Joseph Kopperl to Julia Kopperl (mtg $396,000) 1 Address.

600 115 th St. 40TH ST. No 336 East. 25x98.9: Adolph Miller to Martin Gottlieb (mtg $0,000) 1 Address, 281 Brook aye. B7TH ST.

s. 166.8 ft (Of 10th aye. 33.4x100.5; Philip Krauss to Sophia Luckman (mtg $28,000) 100 Address. 628 10th aye. 75TH ST.

329 East 28.4x102.2; Fred'k Taylor to John Olson 12.500 Address. 408 6th aye. 75TH BT. 327 and 329, s. 225.4 ft of Ist aye.

56.8x102.2; John Olson to Firman Hull (mtg $27,000) 100 Address, Newark. J. 79TH ST. 205 ft of Amsterdam aye. 4Sx 102.2: Sisterhood of St Mary to Clinton Packard (mtgs $55.000) 70000 Address, care Jas Frank.

135 Broadway. TO 205 ft Amsterdam aye. 102.2: Clinton Packard to Weschler Noel. 100 Address, 299 Broadway. 79TH ST.

169 West. 19x102.2: Thomas Thedford to Clinton Packard (mtg $12,000) 100 Address, care James Frank. 135 Broadway. 96TH ST. 174 West, 18.6x100.8; same to same (mtg, $17.000) 10a Address above.

ITO 109 TH ST. 334 East. 25x Irreg: Vlncenzo Cudemo to John Focarile (mtg. $16.000) 100 Address. 285 Pleasant aye.

117 TH ST. 147 West, 25x100.11: Morris Lowenstein to Louis Bernstein $27 000) IDA Address. 65 East U7th aw 121 ST ST. s. 200 ft of 2d 25x10011- Jacob Miller to Cella lam 100 Address, care Cukor.

61 Park Row. IS4TH ST. s. of 3d aye. 30x100; Frank Bcard fleM to Mary A Roedel et at 1 Address, Arrowsmlth Dunne.

290 Crosaway. 1 133 ft nwof 3d are, 80x100: Scardefleld to Mary A Roedel et a 1... Addrers. same. 134 TH ST.

s. 139 ft of 3d aye. 30x100- John Scardeneld to Mary A 1 Address, same. 142 ST. 375 East.

18x50; a Barry to Mag. dallna Romans, of Yonkers (mtg $8,600) i Address. 330 Nepperham aye. Yonkers NY ST. s.

10 ft of College aye. 20x100 Stephen Burgoyne to Bella 1 Address. 149tb st and Bergen aye. 16 SiE? 1 20 ft wof Courtlandt aye. 25x 100; Wm Homer et al to George Dumrauf.7 100 Address.

408 Bast 102 st. 100 ST. 200 ft wof Courtlandt aye 100; Wm Homer al toOMDuBm? 1 1 Address, same. 157 TH ST. s.

275 ft of Broadway. 200x9011- Alienee Construction Co to Hlgbwood Realty and Construction Co (ratg $74,000) no Address. 425 West 48th st. 1W 184 TH ST. s.

89 ft of Stebblns aye. 23x73.6-i?7?^ wel to Morris Ournnkel ll.Wl) 1 Address. 206 West 140 th st. ITBTH ST. 811 East.

48.9 irreg; John McNultv to Julius Brunings (mtg MCNUIIy Address, 836 Trinity aye. 1818T ST. East, 2O.Bx8ul; John to James Ryan (mtg $5.500) 100 Address, 088 Dawaon. RECORDED MORTGAGES (With attorney's name and address.) OCTOBER 16. I ARNOLD AYE, ws.

300 ft sof Hbby st 8 yrs. 5 par cent; John Cook to Thomas Arnow iti (Vm Addrau. Chester. N. T.

BERRIAN XVE. ft a of st. NO. 156 WEST 84TH STREET. A five story flathouse sold last week by Jamas K.

Holly to Roane Brothers. 25x1C0: 6 per cent: Cornelias 3 Earley and ano to Thomas O'Neill 1.000 Attorney, O'Neill. 309 Broadway. BROADWAT. 1182 and 1184; due Nov 1.

1013. per cent; Century Holding Co to Metropolitan Life Insurance Co 100.000 Attorneys. Rltch. Woodford. ft B.

18 Wall st. COLUMBIA ST, 5 yrs. per cent; Kopptlman to Alfred Sterna 13.000 Attorneys. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co. 160 Broadway.

COLUMBIA ST. (prior mtg yrs. 6 per cent; Beckie Koppelman to David 4.000 Attorneys. Relss Reiss. 132 Nassau St.

CAMBRELLBNO AYE. s. 147.4 ft of Pelham mve. 60x57.6: 5 yrs, 6 per cent: Mary Ryan to John Parsons 1.130 Attorney. Pollock.

309 Broadway. GRAMERCY PL, a. 78.10 ft of 21st St. 110: 3 yrs. 4S per cent; Ellz Harper to Edw A Walton, trus 6.500 Attorney.

Paul Walton. 132 Nassau st. LOTS 6 and 7. map Bronx Terrace; due Aug 1. 1912.

5 per cent: George Yon Seta to Crawford Real Estate and Building Co. SCO Attorney. 176 Broadway. LOTS 11 and 12. map Bronx Terrace: due 1.

1912. 5 per cent; Louise Martzolf to Crawford Real Estate and Building Co 600 Attorney. 176 Broadway. LOTS 110 and ill, map Laconia Park; 3 yrs. 5 4 per Mel rose Realty Co to Mil ten Doernber $00 Attorney, 176 Broadway.

LOTS 151 and 152. map Bronx Terrrace; due Auk 1. 1012. 5 per cent: Louise Martzotf to Crawford Real Estate and Building Co 500 Attorney. 176 Broadway.

LOTS 279 and 2SO. map Laconia Park: 3 yrs. 54 per cent; Melrose Realty Co to Milton Doernbert eso Attorney. 176 Broadway. LOT 292.

map Laconia Park: 3 yrs, 5H per cent: Melrose Realty Co to Milton Doernberg 300 Attorney, 176 Broadway. LUDLOW ST. 75: (prior 434.200). instalments. 6 per cent: Theo Polmnbo to Freehold Construction Co Attorneys.

Shapiro Levy. 119 Nassau st. MAPES AYE. cor 180 th st. 20.1x93.2: (prior mtr.

.3. ft.per cent; -Marie Fox to Julius 3.000 ST. 720; (prior mtg due. etc. as per bond; Ida Hllltr.ann to Fredeirlcka Fastenaa 2.000 Attorney, 176 Broadway.

MIDDLETOWN ROAD, s. 76 ft a of Broadway. P0.2x110.t 3 yrs, 6 per cent; Tekla Martenson to Clara Melhart 1,000 Attorney, 178 Broadway. NEW DRIVE, s. at 3 lot 6, map land Margaret Putnam at Spuyten Duyvil.

SOx 3 yrs. 5 per cent; John McKelvey.to Richard PfeifTer 4.000 Attorney; Morrisey. 1832 Bath aye. Bath Beach. NORTH ST.

32: (prior mtjr due. etc, as per bond; Wm Casey to Bertha Thomson. 2.000 Attorney. A Bauer. 299 Broadway.

PARK AYE. 1030; (prior 3 yrs. per gent; Jacob Ounulkii and-ano- to Fred'k Ldnirhorn Attorney. 176 Broadway PARK ROW. (prici mtg 129.000).

due. etc. as per bond; Harold Renwlck and ano to Cecil Herren .6,000 ST ANTON ST. 316; 3 yrs. 4H per cent- Isaac Goldberg to Elizabeth Smith 15.000 Attorney.

196 Broadway. WATERLOO PLACE, cor 176 th st. 99x20: due. etc. as per bond: Cornelia McCbrmack to Title Guarantee and Trust Co 6.000 Address, 176 Broadway.

WEST END AYE. 847; 5 yrs. per cent; Philip Krauss to American Mtge 28,000 Attorneys, Bowers Sands. 31 Nassau st. WHITLOCK AYE.

s. 250 ft of Barretto st 37.6x100; (prior mtg 3 yrs. 6 per cent; John Korner to Kellwood Realty Co 6 000 Attorney. 176 Broadway. WHITLOCK AYE.

911; due. etc. as per bond Enal Construction Co to Title Guarantee and Trust Co 000 Address. 176 Broadway. WHITLOCK AYE.

915 to 921; four mtgs each 1 due, etc. as per bond; Enal Construction Co to Title Guarantee and Trust Co 38.000 Address. 178 Broadway. WHITLOCK AYE. 925 to 929; three each due, etc, as per bond; Enal Construction Co to Title Guarantee and Trust Co 27 COO Address.

176 Broadway. 2D AYE. 2055; 10 yrs. 6 per cent; Michele Giacini and ano to Emily Simon 5 000 Attorney. Morris Gossett.

320 Broadway. TTH AYE. 196: 5 yrs. 5 per cent; Frank Rosen to Emma Wertheim 40.000 Attorneys. Lawyers' Title Insurance and Trust Co.

160 Broadway. OTH AYE. s. 117.3 ft of 39th St. lS.6xlOO; due etc.

as per bond; Thomas Kerrigan to Jacob Wensch 14.000 Address. 176 Broadway. IBTH ST West: instalments. 8 per cent: Helen McKeough to Ervin Thorpe $75 Attorney. Duckworth.

World Building. 57TH ST, a. 186LS ft of lbth aye 33.4x100.5 (prior Instalments. per cent Sophia Gluckman to Pincus Lowenfeld 500 Attorneys. Arnsteln Levy.

123 TO ZS 327 and 329 East: tw mt $13 3 yrs. 5 per cent: John Olson to Mary Stewart 27 000 Attorney. Thomas Butts. 51 st. T9TH ST.

169 to 175: due Jan 15. 1911: 6 per cent: Weschler Noel. Inc. to Title Insurance Company of New York 253 000 Address. 135 Broadway.

175 due Dec 15. 1910; Weschlet Noel. Inc. to Clinton J. Packard 8 COO Attorney.

James Frank. 135 Broadway' TOTH ST. 169 to 175 (prior ratr. due. etc.

as per bond: Weschler Noel. Inc. to Tit Insurance Co of New York 7 000) Address. 135 Broadway. 82D ST, s.

100 ft of Amsterdam aye. yr A 1.4A 1 4H cc nt: Holy Trinity Roman tl76BrSdw.y"trlalt 176 BrSdw.y trlal ST 520 East; 2 6 per cent; George J. Esenbast et al to William Walsh 1 500 Attorney. Frank Herwig. 93 Nassau st.

109 TH ST. 432 ft of 2d aye. (prior mtg 116.000: 3 jrra. per cent: John to Vlncenzo Cadenlo COO Attorney. Ferrari.

802 Broadway. IS4TH ST side. 135 ft of 3d aye. 30x100: 8 6 4 per cent; Mar A Roedel et al to Katharlna Flegenhelmer. 3.000 Attorneys.

Arrowsmlth A Dunn. 229 Broadway. 157 TH ST. 275 ft of Broadway: 2 lota, each 100x90.11: 2 mtgs. each $75,000 ,2 prior each due January 15.

1911. 0 per cent: Hlghwood Realty and Construction Co to A Mordecal A Son 150.000 Attorney. John M. Stoddard. 135 Broadway.

137 TH ST. a c. 275 ft of Broadway. 200x99.11 (prior mtg due January 13. lull.

Hlghwood Realty and Construction Co to Allenel Construction Co 34,000 Attorney. John M. Stoddard, 135 Broadway. ITJTH ST. s.

20 ft of Waterloo PI. 2 mtgs. each due. etc. as per bond: Cornelia McCorma-k to Title Guarantee and Trust Co Address.

Broadway. ITBTH ST. cor Pinehurst xlOfl, 1 yr 5 Pegenhardt Construction Co to Jacob Hlrsh Address. Broadway. i NEW BUILDING PLANS FILED.

MANHATTAN. 81 1M 1 bin. 29x Relestnian. 30 Ist st. architect; f.

Owner. Winner. 1724 Madison aye. 102 ST. Ml and HI West; for a I sty bk garasr Zlpkes.

103 Park aye. architect; coil! a.ttoO Owner. Hlsk-tns. 1 Madison ALTERATION FLANS. ET.

(5 to a 4 sty bJc dwg; THE AUCTION RCD6jf VESEY ST. OFFKRIXgs Bouse Owned by Cyrus Clark To Be Sold This Week. The- auction budget to be aispoecd of at the Real Estate Exchange salesrooW' and Veaey street, contains many ktadaaf 3 ertles. There are parcels that ought to dally attractive to speculators. of Long Island suburban sites are 1 present la large numbers on Thursday at of five vacant plots at Oakdale Lc-- to be held by Bryan L.

Kennelly. Bryan L. Kennelly will offer at the on Wednesday, at a sale held by order executors of the estate of Cyrus Clark, the, lass No. 327 West street, a four 85 basement 22-foot front dwelling built work. The late Mr.

Clark was the president of the West End AssocUtkm instrumental In the early So's In getttac improvements and benefits enjoyed residents of the West Side. By Joseph Day. Madison st. a. ae.s ft of and store; Edmund Uppman et al; Aaron Morris attynS-S 1 baeft.

amt taxes lli a of $18,000. etc AYE. 73. a. 711 ft a of 4th st.

24.2»»(V»i-100; 6 sty tenmt and store; etc. agt Meyer et ml; 1 40 amt DE MILT AYE. a cor of Sound vim Wakeneld: Brlsach agt so smMt 55 1 arty; Bntfy. rS- taxes, etc. $303 sub to a mtc 4 1 By Wells Company 14 ST.

287. a 100 ft of Oourtlandt 25; tenmt and store; Moom I 9 Small et Scarps S. attys: tc 62i! ON TCESDAY. By Joseph Day. GOERCK ST.

m. block front bet 18Llxa0i tans three aM Jj HOUSTON ST. 496 and 439. a a. 135 ft 45x81: 6 rty tenmt and stores; Sada Realty Co et al; Myers 3.

attys: WB amt due taxes, etc. JL aggregating $231,200. ATTORN ST. 122. 100 ft aof RMbtj, 100; 0 sty tenmt and Weber et ml: Kantrowlu E.

attys: mTgo dd 121: tMM etc 4 sty front and' rear 79.9x23x79.6: 4 sty front and rear tenmts- a vc" i agt Annie Cohen et al: Weekes Bros, attjs- dock, ref amt doe $6,155 63. taxes, etc. $53- i-h first mtg of $13,000. By Samuel Marx. 113 TH ST.

SlO. a a. ISO ft of Bth ait, 3 sty dwg; Klssam agt Annie Fay A H. attys: Alexander Brough. $8.146 47; etc.

$10 35. By Samuel Goldatlckar. VILLA AYE. 3155. s.

138.4 ft of Van 50x100: 3 sty dwg and 2 sty bldg In rwarSssl Arnsteta et mL exrs. etc. agt Samuel Levy, atty; Perctval Wilds, ref; ast $4,371 14; taxes, etc. $104 08. ON WEDNESDAY.

By Bryan Kennelly. 76TH ST. 327. a s. ft of Riverside Drtw, fats 4 sty dwg: exrs' sale; estate of Cars, fiat By Charles A Berrlaa.

GOERCK ST. 8. s. 125 ft a of Broome it. tenmt and store and 4 sty tenmt in rear- agt I Levy Crane attys: ref; amt due.

$21.033 05; taxes, etc. $630. ON THURSDAY. By Bryan Kennelly. SEVERAL plots at Oakdale.

on Great Scuta Bsb. sbb Island; vol sale. By James Co. 102 ST. 102.

a s. 27 ft of Park aye. 23x73: Elisabeth Sllberhora ast Josef Gertner at al- 0 Ejct, any; Beanie, ref; amt doe, tssai si $1,075. ON FRIDAY By Joseph Day. MANGIN ST.

67. s. 125 ft a of Rlvingtea I sty tenmt: Morris Vollmaa agt Israel Dacha at al; Ryttenberg. atty; Leslie, ref; amt due, taxes, etc. $322 85.

ROCBINS AVK and 449. 8. 375 ft of r. 50x144.5x50.6x151; 2- and 3 sty tenmts and 1 sty SMSfe Naphthaiie Widow and Orphan Benevolent Society Eugene Hess et al; Jacob Gordon, atty; MalSB ref: amt due. 43; taxes, etc.

mtg isaaM Sept 6. 1594. OX SATtTRDAY. On the premises at 1 m. FIFTEEN 2 family houses on and St ayes.

Montgomery pi and Overlng st. Bronx; On premises at 2 m. By Georga.W.BariJ... 9JXTY-FOUR. plots in the Cheater HIU asetlca Vernon; vol sale.

200 sth aye, architect, cost Ml Owner. Schley. 74? 3th aye. THE BRONX. BAINBRIDGE AYE.

cor.Woodlawn Bead; tor a 4 sty bk tenmt. 23x90: John 3013 Woodlawn Road, architect; cost Owners. Rlley Lougbney. 3290 Perry vs. I CLAY AYE.

75 ft I of st; for eleven 5 sty bk tenmts. 44x60 each; $30SJI Owner and architect, Albert Sclyrarsler. 1340 Brook aye. TELLER AYE. s.

38 ft of ISSth st: for thirteen 5 sty bk tenrata. each: cost 3C4JXS Owner and architect. Albert Schwaraler. 1340 Brook 179 TH ST. a.

from Bathgate to Washington aye: for two bk tenmts. one one 8 ety. 64.4 1.3 each; Goldner Goldberg. Jackson aye. architects: Owners.

Oppenheim Peldman. 170 Broadway. ALTERATION PLANS. OROTE ST. s.

6. 40 ft of Prospect aye: to a 2 sty fr 01 Stinmetz, architect; cost Owner. Jacobson. on premises. PELHAM AYE.

s. 25 47 ft of Cambreneas; aye: to a 2 sty fr store an i 21 3x30.3: del Gaudio. Tremont and Webster ayes, architect: coat Owner. Ferdinando Corsi. Tremont and Webster ayes.

TINTON AYE. s. 66.6 ft of MM st; to a 2 sty fr store and dwg. William Schnaufer. 363 "West st.

architect; Owner. Eor.ll Wendler, on premises. BUILDING LOANS. OCTOBER 19. BROADWAY.

1182 and 11S4; Metropolitan Co loans Century Holding CAMBRELLENG AVH cor ISOth st. Prospect Investing Co loans Bedford Park C-n- Co IS9TH ST. s. 173 ft of Broad-ray. 123x09.11: Germanla Life Ins Co loans West Street Realty MECHANICS' LIENS.

OCTOBER W. BROADWAT. a cor Mist st. Bols act Thomas McLaughiln's owner; John Foley John Foley Co, con- tractors CENTRAL. PARK WEST.

232 and 233. Refrigerator Co agt Wm Knowles. owner mad contractor GRAND AYE. a cor Tremont are. 33xt29s trreg; John Co agt William Lory? Co.

Inc. owner and contractor LEXINGTON AYE. whole front betwetn 130 th and 131 st sts; Jacob Levlr.e agt Isaac S-ikoiskl. owner; Henry Rockrnore and Mas Kramer, contractors 6TH ST. MO and 904: Grossman Bros baum act Society of Chel To rah.

owner; Fried- man contractors SATISFIED MECHANICS' LIENS. OCTOBER W. 6TH 2071 and 2073; Newman A Price agt Israel Llppman et Oct 130 TH ST. 173 ft of 7th aye; St Young agt Biach Hoef Construction Co; Oct 35530 178 TH ST. a.

240.4 ft of Prospect aye: Vincent Co agt Ptncua Shaltta, et Oct 7. 1908 tC? Riverside Drive, a cor 127 th st: Thomas Cuahlng Co agt Riverside Viaduct Realty et ml; April 13. 1900 property: Keating Co act sane: 24. 1009 rr 4 property: George DaUoa art sams: 24. laoa Same property; Harlem and Supply Co agt same; June 34.

LIS PENDENS. OCTOBER AVB B. 324 and Joseph Larchan Cohen et al (foreclosure of HUGHES AYE. a. MS ft a of st Alois Ernst agt Avsae Co.

et al (foreclosure of two Ernst. LEXINGTON AYE. 43.5 ft 5" George et ml agt Mary ure of mtgi; attorney. Farrell. rosi: LOTS 033.

and 924. map of LaeooU three actions; Walter 1 Riedlnger et al (foreclosure three. Koch. 4 6 LOT 624. map of Gleason property.

Bran: Hayes to Jacob Marx ml ney. II Rogaa. pV LOT 100 to 103. revised map of j); Edward Dennis Joseph MoGraln vi attorney. Gladstone.

LOT map of lota. 23d Benjamin Mordecal vatraun (foreclosure of mtg); attoraeys, i4 roo PITT ST. 23: Abraham Greanbers Koranaky et al (action to SOI'TH ST 75: James 8 Beams agt John ml (foreclosure of three attorney. 2D AYE. II Koehler tf (foreclosure at FritV.