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115 THE irROOKTTN EAni.E. VHW TOTITa, FRIDAT. XOTOIBER IDTi. OLD HROOK1.VMTI.S CHAT. FEDERAL JURY AT DINN OUTLINES PLAN FOR REAL ESTATE NEWS HEED MORE HELPERS FOR POOR PATIENTS MARCT AV.

S8 ft Clifton pU 1 hftl. Oboler to A ObolftT, 723 Marcy av, mtg $7,000 nra MACON FT, a 242 ft Ralph 18x100, Ei.i.iti to Al A A I Ennla, 720 MacoD at (6-14?) nom MEEKER AV, 200 ft Graham av, rum 40x a 20x 6 Ox 20x 15.4X 6.x JS.l to be, I Volppi to Vesnole, 2i Sleeker (-27J4) nom AIFLROSE ST, ft Evergreen av. 22x100. hAi, Heller ano to Spinfola et al, 20 Locuat st, rr.ort $2,600 (11-3166). nom MACON ST, a 200 ft Sumner av, 20x 100, 8 Corning to Naugle, 800 Macon at (6-1763) love affection NEW JERSET AV, s.

176 ft Liberty av. 26x110. hftl. United Boroa Real Estate Co to A Huger, 611 Canal at, mort $6,600 (11-JHS7) nom NEW LOTS ROAD or AV, cor Jerome Torah of Fat Nw Tork to Titla 4 Co 13,000 NKW Yomf AV, 107. 1 Ay II, KciKlitiry ano to Till A Co (23- $2,000 WKIItKlKLD 8T, No J08, flhillito to Jut 11-3406) $2,600 RiTH tiT, a.

240 ft Sth av, Lynch A wife to Naaoa 4k wife, 2 morta, 1 par.ein $11,000 fTH HI, 141 II Court at. Comlt A wife to Chlanello 1 HI 1,1 IVAN FT, a -i5 ft Dwlfht t. A (Jreaney at at to Steinberg 2- $200 Monrmr ST. a a. 275 ft Ralph av.

Mt'Manu 12 Lelch (6-14S1) i 1 A Ii HI SON AV, No ti Itollock to MftulaJow it-2234) $2 200 -1 a. I I b.y. A Drury Title A Co, I mona, 6 parcela 3- $8,750 RALPH AVE. FLAT TRADED FOR NESCONSIT, L. I.

FARM The Arthur J. holz Company has sold for Htiuilpy J. Hrll his two three-story flat propertUs at Itatph avenue, tu Anna N. ratu-rnon, who n.i- in part pu) merit a five-acre farm NescoiiHet, L. 1.

KI.XSKY AVI.M TLOT SOLD. In the Fourth Ward, Borough of Queens, tho New York Suhurban I-and t'ompany has sold a plot tio l.y luu on Kinney avenue to A. O'Kellly, also a plot 4 by (K) on i-Uerhns titreet, to i. A. Hunnon.

HU'HMOM) The Trinccs Hay Kealty Company has sold a house- and plot at Huguenot I'ark, for M. Cohen, to a New Jersey investor. New ndvkm hkk Madlpnn st, 3( ft fulfill story brick KHriice. 37 iisl'n. rnt cunt.

7.i0 owner. 11 Wimmi, 1J l.mtit ii Hi an tiUett, Alltiieu(lihjfr. Login m. tit) 7 nt, 1-atnry brlk garaye, gra 1 nx.f cost. owner, ji.

117 rfhbrij arihl teet. WIIK ocuan aw cur Avenue frame dwelling, shlnplH roof, 1-fnuilly; cunt, owner. Kit KrKnl, Ocean architect, Ar lilte'ttiral lo. Stone av, em, 43 4 fitvemale two 4-story brick tfnenifiilM. Slav roof.

-'u lumllleM faii; loiai com, j.v.uuv. uwner, Aim muni Pitkin av. NoVKMHKIt 5. Mldflletnn h(, No lSif, exti nalon to l-atory factory: cost, owner, I'ure ice Co, on premiss; architect, tjuinby. bHlh hi, ii loi) ft 13th av, Interior alterations io 'J-alnry wWllnif cost.

$m)0. Owner, Spot-lull, li'i Wyckotf at; architect. A Ltoyle. llcliiiont av, bet Warwick Anhford fttK, Interior Iterations to b-atory achoo) coKt, $700. Owner, t.lty uf New Vork; architect, II Uevoe.

ltmadwiiy. No 612. Interior alteratlona to 3-storv tenement; cost. $M'0. owner.

John Von (Jlahn KMate. Kulton at; architect, Will. lst av. s. 0 ft t'ropaey av, plumbing to 2-Mory dwelling; com, Owner, Montrose Kealty Co.

03 Montague at; architect, Mill man Son. Delmoiiieo place. No 11, Interior alterations to 3-Hlory tenement: co.t, $700. Owner, Stickler, 7o WillouRhby av; architect, Ciohistone. Surf av.

No 3305, extension to 2-tory dwelling cowl. $1,000. owner. John Hart, Ocean av and Avenue architect, tiuld-Htune. Mct'hniiifH LUmis.

NOV i. Trov av, a St. Murk's av, TiOxSf. Marx Sou ttKt Nana Ai Htk. Inc.

Albany av, cor President at, 100x114 7, Sajre Hros aKt AMcnt Corp $.18 10 yr.ih st. lis ft a Klatlunda av, i7xlii. I'nited House Wrecking Co UKSt 8 Ch.l-fetz Melmont av, cor Jenmie st, ouxluo. I' Frel.lln utrst Daniel Uhlg Co Washington av, a or Lincoln pi. HunaKUiira ust Stowe, A Clarke it-Herbert Amu.

uient Co Vernon av. 301 ft Lewis av, Hartinan agt l.ansman lw Jutlnu'iils. NuVKMUKU u. Name first given, that or Judgment debtor.) Buiwr, Narlnsky Sf T'-nenhaum, Prliu'o Mauhaltun tieilows Cuse Cu A Itoor- stein jlriinberR. -J Collins Spellherler, I'J KupH-rt Behrens, L-U Lindsay $1, Hobbv.

H-J Madin Malkhoiiu, A Allboroutfh Realty 4o alzinunn, CW .1 Heatuti 17 tfhea, F--Ii'runklin Feed Stores 17 Hinunon tildg Corp (Uddslein Levin. Davis, tMury Adelsohn. Caputo. A Shifrin Kallek. Realty Associates Plvowar.

Sussmau Weinsteln. WKolln Haer To iAuhenberger, Shettrrly 1- Swan, Kane I'hlf elder, A Weinberg Stone. Richards, Jardlne, I' I-'arnliani, VV Middlebrook l'hlilipfi-Hoiiio Trust Co Howard, lnternnrough Co Slit I Du Pont De Nemours Powder Co Central of Foalka, Olelchmaun Ramep $1. tis Consolidated Co-V Wootl 13 Coney Island Bkn Co Roc-hu. Same Roohn Rklyn Htfl Co Nteinan Lilierman Dairy i 'o A Conimughton, TCraufonl Co $1 1 2.

Krantz. S. .1 Roth Donnelly Lehman, Zashnsky Slit. 9:: Srhlansky, Donnelly lloTKng, It Donnelly Sutkey, tl Same Reese, .1 Sehaefer Same McCarthy, I Sfliue Benina A A Ha mo Silvfrntein. Ij Fk-niiiiK.

Taylor Cannlzzaro, A Titlp (i Hawkins. Reis City of II Stoddard et Same Lawyers Title I Co Muller, .1 (iiTonhlatt Keher, Kern Dreyfus, tHosie-W Werurr. RiTesofsliy, I Same Cafruo. (i Meyer it Nelson Sairpnnno, Metmpolltan Floor I 'o Campbell, Mi Kelvev 40 itH I'M SSS. I'artiiict $3.2110.10 i-owuit-r, i ipe er 1 den 42 O'Connor.

Mullen $H7P Herko, Enille, Mnhn Trai-hon Di.n. nelly S'ii tii Marki. II Prentiss It Donnelly.ji7.H7 Koheler. A Same IIMI7 H'-sc-a. Uniiw '4 Manhattan Pellows i it.

stf In fi7 Novhk. Ida ls-rael. A- Edw Rok-ii. t-uriry ManK fii Title tiiinr C.t Wtt 7) Cioppse, It Campbell Ifi i.in. i.ni r-iii iii(ini Aunt i -aintinir 'iun S7J.I0 I.lppman, A Peek Defendant, md nerval.

tFictithuis firft name of defmdant. -fttdmncnts Satisfied. NOV EM HE fi. Wer-kesser. A A Wilson.

ttrtQ. -M hchwart.kopf 0 Taunton, l'tu' Earl $3,734 tin Wayfourth Cont Rozinn Jt a azzi. 1914 ti Gernifinl 1 Geinman, Iflll City of sl 40 Buckley. .1 R. 190s .1 Wilson $74" Cohen, Morris, tV Joseph Krnvltz.

Ifll4 Schenck S7H.fto Meyer, S. 1914 C-i-cpu. infant $'7 13 Chasan, 1914 A Kadisch 0'i Blunie. H. 1 914 A Salf? $ii33 rtfl Sohns, 1914 Rankin Rom Co.

Mortgages. NOVEMBER fl. KnSI'll'SKO ST. s. J0n ft Mnrcv av Ber Hesen fc wife to Wlllliims.

'c in pes (ii-1779l $1,800 "T'i Sl s. lnsi.n I'd av, Sirlc-o et al Mmionc (4-iool1) 4on ST MARK'S AV. Xo HwordV in v. Stearns, $1 fiOO JSTH ST. ft Av D.

kn.hlr wife to Piehl n.1-1971) ASHIORD KT. 8. "70 ft T4pmM -v- Cooperman wife to Ban (14-tl-L $1,000 it STH ST. L'O ft 7th av. A Eriekwi.

wife to Smith $1 000 14TH ST. h. 3S0 ft Av X. Lootn to Casale. (J-74II 90i RICHARDSON ST.

a h. 100 ft Urahatn Raufer ano to (rinrif 0-l'73r. AV H. s. ft 7lh st.

A Conrad to Economy Homes Co, UO-H491 $1,160 INDIA ST, 375 ft a Oakland st. A t'rav! i to Killen ano (9-l534 WOODRITE AV, a cor SI Paul's pi. Marcus Bids Co to I Silhprgerg ano $17,000 4TH ST. k. ISO ft 13th av.

Uold- Min to Ki'nilduni Ji 0() PROSPECT PL. S00 ft Cnderhtll av. A Arato to Rooney ano (4- ur.3) FAYETTE ST. 350 ft Broadway, (i Sclleppl wife to Heliippl (11-31321 Sl.SOO STH AV. cor Lincoln pi, Trov to Troy et al.

exrn j'lj 500 13TH ST. s. ft ft Av ti Frost X- wife to Story $4 000 CLEVELAND ST. Ronrnblatt to Drep-kin tJoldheri? Cotst Co. $L'L' EAHL KT.

lSfi ft Utica av, Kaah to A Adama 4593B) SL'OO MATTHEWS PL. h. 100 ft Stratford rd. Blair to Bever (K-514I 19TH ST. ujft ft Albemarle rd.

Kohart to A Van Dyke (Irt-5100) ALBEMARLE RD. T.a ft 21st sl Kohart to Van Dyke (Ifi-51-r.) PARK PL, .1 Pines to Man Holding Co (5-14H7 10.000 9T 1 1 ST, Slursls wife to Martin (8-2137) $4,000 DECATt'R ST. No 50, A A Orr to A 0 liuloii. $r00 MACK PL. a cor Cold at, Loeoco wife to Klta.leU (1-99) $Hd0 i SCHENt'K AV.

HIS ft Vienna av Miranda to Title Guar Co (14- 433lt 1..00 I I'LEASA NT PL, No 29, A tiuarlno to ll IJevlto, iltn 1 PARK A av- I krn'ispr htreubol Ji.000 Tuilac 1'rillVliJ Ah-cnl, Xo Formal Atl- dress Was Heard. "wing to the enforced absence of Muni.ipal Judge Freifeld, there was no formal address before the Society of Old BionKlynites, at the monthly meeting held at Boom i'i, Kings County Court House, last night, but the time was interestingly occupied by several of the members in discussing the European war. Kx-Senator Stephen M. (iriswold, William H. Friday, A.

Crandall, Theodore Cocheu, Felix U. Kornan and President John S. Mc-Keon were the speakers, and the concensus of opinion seemed to be that the war would be of short duration, though some seemed to think that all the nations of the world, not excepting the I nited States, would eventually be drawn into it. The newly elected members were; John H. Adderley, Charles J.

William Cunningham, James Cox, David J5. Hanks, former District Attorney John F. Clarke, James V. Webb and Henry P. Hendrickson.

Congratulations were tendered Secretary Charles L. Young on his recovery from a dangerous illness. 200 AT CHURCH DINNER Annual Function of Flatbush Presbyterian Congregation. The regular semi-annual dinner of the members of the Flatbush Presbyterian Church, Foster avenue and East Twenty-third street, was held last night In the dlningroom of the church under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society. About two hundred members responded and an excellent dinner was served with the young men of the Bible class doing the serving.

The dlningroom was tastefully decorated in pink and green and each table was presided over by two members of the society. The Rev. Herbert H. Field, pastor, expressed his appreciation of the work done by the com. inlttee.

After dinner those present were entertained by Mrs. J. Van Wickler Bergen, soprano; Mrs. Harry Ives, pianist, and Albert J. Young, elocutionist.

After the entertainment, the members enjoyed a social hour and all went home satisfied that last night's dinner was the best ever served in the church. The officers of the society, also acting as a special dinner committee, are as follows: Mrs. K. H. Baker, president; Mrs.

H. H. Field, Mrs. C. H.

Kodger and Mrs. F. W. Schuppman, vice presidents; Mrs. A.

T. Robinson, treasurer, and Mrs. A. C. Smith, secretary.

WANT MORE AIR IX CARS. Flatbush Taxpayers Register "Kick" on Service. Dissatisfaction is fom- with tha "hobble-skirt" cars on the Flatbush avenue line by many residents of Flatbush. This was evidenced at the regular monthly meeting of the Flatbush Taxpayers Association, held last night, when J. E.

Clark moved that the B. B. T. be requested to install a better system of ventilation in these cars. The motion was carried unanimously.

The taxpayers also voiced their objection to the paint on the Flatbush gae tanks, and they expressed the opinion that if the tanks were repainted similar to those in Manhattan their general appearance would be. less unsightly than they are at present. The association will take the matter up with the gas company. The members also passed a resolution favoring the starting of work on the Utica avenue extension of the subway. O.

W. Lucas reported that the Public Service Commission had the question of electric light rates in hand in Manhattan and that after its investigation in that borough it would take up the same matter in Brooklyn. George Boochcver, J. Austin, the Rev. L.

A. Harvey, George Lucas and J. A. Clark were elected as a nominating committee to select candidates for the next year. They -will make their re port at the December meeting.

G. O. P. CLUB CELEBRATES. Levi 1'.

Morton Organization Makes Merry Over Victory. In celebration of the Republican gubernatorial victory, the Levi P. Morton Club held an enthusiastic jollification meeting last night at its headquarters, 2M Decatur street, which was unusually well attended. After the routine business of the evening was completed and several new applications for membership had been received, the balance of the session was given over to speechmaking. Among those who made short addresses were: Assemblyman-elect Fred G.

Milligan Senator-elect Charles C. Lockwood, George, X. Hanna, John Worth, John A. Dugan, Isadore Bux-baum and other members of the organization. Vice President George N.

Hanna presided and Secretary Peter J. Doyle recorded at the meeting. CONGRESS 1MB REJOICES, In Spite of Defeat of Holilry and Lang-liorst. The victory of the Republican party has apparently put new life Into the Congress Club, judging from the spirit that prevailed at the regular meeting last night, in the headquarters, 5SG Bedford avenue. It was a sort of jubilation, despite the defeat met by its members.

Deputy Register Alfred T. Hohley, who was a candidate for Congress, and Assemblyman George Lang-horst, who failed to be re-elected. Several reports were read, from which it was indicated that the club is in a flourishing condition. Anthony J. Fugazy, chairman of the entertain ment committee, reported that excellent progress is being made on the preparations for the club's annual vaudeville ana dance, at Arlon Hall next Thursday evening.

TO INSTALL OFFICERS. Loyola Council No. 477, Knights of Columbus, will Install its newly elected officers next Monday evening. District Deputy Frank J. lrieh will act as the installing otllcer.

The officers are: Grand knight, James S. Walsh; deputy grand knight, George L. Twigg; chancellor, John Booney; financial secretary, Thomas McGoldrick; recording secretary, Itobert J. Crai: treasurer. John T.

Kelly; warden. John Ii. Foley; advocate, i rancts I). McGarrv; inside guard, Joseph Neary; outride guard, Michael Jones; trustees, John Fletcher and Thomas Higginr. ENTRE NOI CM I) GROWING.

The F.ntre Nous Club membership was enlarged considerably at a regular meetinp last night, when new members were aceepie'i. It was the largest number of members acted on at any one time, pi-csi-dent James J. Crawford complimented tho memlwrship committee. At the close of the meeting there was an entertainment by the following tnlented members: Jack Armour, Professor George Beagley, Vincent Cox, Harry Rheinhardt. lames McKinnon and Edward T.

Mara. PACKAGE PARTY FOR HOSPITAL. Over thrco hundred people attended the annual package party and dance given last night, under the auspices of the Young People's Auxiliary of the Brownsville and East New York Hospital Society, at Independence Hall, Osborn street and Pitkin avenue. Adolph Rachline acted as auctioneer. The entertainment committee include,) Miss Ray Friedman, May Liebciwitz, Nathan Wisen, R.

Deutsch uud HurwiU. a ly Judges and District Attorney Guests at the Assembly. Tie members of tbe special Federal Grand Jury drawn by Marshal Charles J. Haubert on July 24, In accordance with the Attorney General's order for an lnvestl -ration Into the causes of the high cost of living, with Judges Vi Vechten Veeder and Thomas Chat-field of the United States Court and U. S.

District Attorney William J. Youngs as their guests, celebrated the conclusion of their labors at a dinner yesterday afternoon at Middleton Dan. nenfeld's Assembly, 108 Fulton street, Foreman Edward H. Avery presided but tbere were no speeches. Judge Veeder and Judge Chatfleld, both sitting for the Third District ot New York, respectively swore In and discharged the Grand Jury.

The body was drawn and sworn In on July SK and concluded Its task in time to discharged on October 29. During th interval District Attorney Youngs ex amined ninety-eight witnesses. They Included representatives of hospitals, hotels and restaurants as well a housewives, manufacturers and produce dealers. Immediately after the conclusion ot the testimony the Grand Jury's report was drawn up and sent to the Attorney General. Efforts to obtain as idea as to the drift of the report from Foreman Avery and Colonel Youngs proved alike unavailing.

The latter declared, however, that he had made application to the Attorney General for permission to give for publication the substance of tho report. In addition to the chief guests of honor there were present Louis Bick, Samuel Held and Reuben Wilson, assistants to the District Attorney, Marshal Haubert and bis assistant, James Proctor and Walter Murdock, tha Grand Jury's stenographer. APPKAIj to lawyers. The letter of Harman D. Finchley on "Ethics for Lawyers," which appeared in The Eagle recently, should start the legal fraternity to thoughtfully overhauling their book of ethics.

Is a lawyer justified in using his leeal knowledge, his ability as a plead er and his "inside" information of the crime committed, in fastening the crime on an innocent party (knowing that his client is guilty), In his en deavor to clear him? I think not. Still lawyers do It dailv. As an officer of the court we cpect a lawyer to uphold the law as well as truth ana justice. Gentlemen at the war. nave you given this your attention? tsijAtjrVB iu a.

Brooklyn, October 4, 1914. Bklyn, Isabel av. 180 ft Meredith av, 40x10', Arverne nom Same to 1C Doerzbacher. 217 Wyckoft av, Bklyn, laahal av. Z2Q ft Meredith av.

40x125. Arverne nom. Same to A Kraus. 221 Wyckoff av, Bklyn. Juane av, a.

2t0 ft Meredith av, 40x 105, Arverna nom Ball, to 1C Van Der Helm, Chambers st, baysUle, Chambers st, 115.10 a Warhurtoii av, as.7l(l0, Bayslde $100 Batiar Stler Ijldu Corpn to Bellatlure ano, 170ft av. Kldgewood, Alyrtla av. It Sn.7 Cornelia St. 27.7x109, Kldgewood 10 Same to llellmuth. ano, 176 Stockholm sl, Bklyn, i'utnatn av, 245 ft Cyuress av, llitlgewood $10 lo Hellinuth.

ano, 261 4th at, ilol.oken. .1, Putnam av, 272.6 nlo Cypress av, 27.6x100.1, Hldgewood Sro Unrknrd. ors, lo Schrelber, ano. 411 Cliarlotte pi. Evergreen, Charlotte pi.

a. 00 ft a Millwood av. 20x97.6, Evergreen S10 Burton, 1.. to A Austin, 134 Reld av, Bklyn, Clinton av, a. luO ft Bosedate av, ttoseda.le Cluto, a iino, to Cruser Constn Co, Sklllnian av.

I City, Old Bowery Bay road, 20 ft Luyater st, 20x107, I City nom CullliiKford. fl to Cullingford, Euclid av, Maplewond. Bklyn Jamaica Tuniplkt. ltil.ll Chestnut 40v'i0. Bklyn Jamaica Turnpike at ln-lersentlon of a Mapra st.

100x175.2, Richmond Hill ld Darr Beolty Co to Olllen, 17 Congress av. Laurel Hill, lots 126. 127, blk 5, map Jamaica Court. Jamaica nom Klerinanu Bros, Jnc, to Messlngsch lager, ano, F.9ti l-'orest av, Woodhaven, Blglow av, vv a. 60 ft Fulton at.

20x100. Woodhaven nom Moacliam Son to Olfunl, 370 Atlantic av. Bklyn. lots 21, 22, blk 1, amended map of Richmond Hill circle 4270 Kabnr. I.

B. raf. lo li Heidelberg, 303 VV 80th st. lot 7. map Banister Really Co, Far Kuckaway, foreclosure J5.400 Fallttsan.

J. io II Shllliio ano, 306 Welrileld st. Bklyn. Welling st, 160 ft Orchard av. Richmond Hill nom liuines, 6 At ore lo A Cooke, 384 Potter av, I.

I City, Potter av, a Pomeriiy st, 24.11x101), lj 1 city rl.nom Hpnckcn Co lo Kani, 377 Genesee at, Buf-talo, Illkor av. a cor lUh al, 20x101). Woudslda noni Uctttler, II. to He Slmoue. Atlantic av.

near Park place, Bklyn, ano. South road, 81 ft Crand st, alxioo, Jamaica nom Improvement A Uevelopment Co cJ Broadway-Flushing, to Uronscher, 362 Lincoln av, Cranford, J. Iota 67, 68, blk map 1, lirofldwuy, (''lushing $n)0 Jamaica lJrk Soulh Realty Corpn to Perhuan, 2T.4 Sltth st, Mhtn, lot 940, map Jamaica Park South. Sec. 1, Jamaica nom Klmliurk.

M. to Morton. 61 Mercer Jersey city, J. Elm at, 75 ft a Central av, 45x100, Jamaica nom Knutson. II, to A Danforth, Bristol Vt Orimth av.

s. 300 ft Beaufort av, 40xl0o Hollls nom kern. Iy H. ors, to A Cerny, 1436 First av, Mhtn. Prospect st, a 300 ft Walnut 3s.

6x1112.6. Newtown inn. Kelly. to A tt LeComte, 262 Manor' av WoodhHven, Brandon st. a 112.6 Wlllard Woodhaven jia Ixiuvet.

E. A ore, to A Ixiuvet, place, Woodhaven, pint 3. map No 1, Boat House lots. West Ramhlcrsvllle. JanialcaSiom I.eComtc.

A to Kelley ano, 417S llraniton av, W'nndhaven, Manor av, 480 Kim st, 40x100, Woodhaven Jio Midler, Vt referee, lo A Walz ano. 629 tlroiidway. Bklyn, Beech St. ft fnlop place, oOxlOA, Union Course, foredosuse, Mulhcarn Realty ft Construction Co to'li-? Soper. Cedariiurst, 1.

I. Nellson nv. a 250 Slate sl. SlxlTC, Far Rottkaway 'nom Mrlzger. II, to Brandmelsr, 32S Orant Richmond Hill.

Eerrv st. a. 108 I Hillside av, 40x100, Itlrhtnnnd Hill 'nom Nelson. A. to 11 Uelslor.

80 Edson St. Co. pma. Prospect at. s.

Myrtle av. 'Jix i orona Paris-liencken fo. to Kani, 377 lien-see V. 7th st. cor Anders 2oW).

Woodslde nom Pourcn. M. to Purrow. 8 M.rb.t im.Bi si, a cor soiton ay. 50x100, uirillinit.

Park Terrace Co tn 11 Mc.V Cairn's." 'iv i map tieo Kisser oisnitig Parmer. to Mollenhauer. 564 Rector st. 1 nlon Course. William 100 ft a Zlegler av.

25x100. Newtown Rvder. N. l.ouvct, plot 1. map No Lost.

Weet Rmblervlllo, to' ijcl'lennl' Boat House Jamaica Rohldns. 41st st. Corona, lots 641 to S44 Inc hie l-map HIS lots, y.legler. Oorona noio itowiioinain. io iv A Tuck.

139 Kingston Brooklyn. Johnson av. s. 140 ft Chi cheater av. 40x92.

Morris Park Co to Bros. Ins 3m lfth av. Brookln. Msillson st, a e. 340 ft a Fresh Pond Road.

Newtown nom Hone II to .1 gulnton, 19 Kneer av Kn.kav.ey Beach. 7Bth st. 230 ft Rockaway Beach Boulevard. 40x100 norfc auay Beach no, Sherwood, li M. to Thenrer.

of Dan-hurv. Cttnn. M.oitaRUe av. a a. 600 ft a Conner av 14 7 'jl-'-ial, Hiolz.

to Paris Co, 14 st. Manhattan. Anderson av a st. 9.r.2,2r.. Wood.ole Htm.

an" to ii Wnlhanm. 10 Abbot Jernev City. .1. Walnut place a 357 Freedom av. Sf, 6xmi).

Woodhaven' 111) Solomon. S. lo SI Malsel ano. ilith Manhattan. Ieey av.

cr Adolph av in. Woodhaven Stelnhack. r. H. to EngilVh I M.ss,o;..ry of Hrctoklyn.

Kim place, mr in.Fi. jZl nt. Manhattan. ntn 104. jnr man Tr- Hhore Kralty Co to 4 no Ulnifre.) av U.ik.rn.

Y. lotn 49. RO. 30. map Whltrstone V.

to '473 Aftnris. Intv :4. nmp A- yunl l.uric Heal KMat Co, HnJIl tSOA Trnelnen M. in Merkle, 174 "irv'lnff av. Pnmklyn.

av, ft C.mner Tlmurer. ll. tn Troelt. ii xt oml. j.la.-e.

Montue Mv, k. tifll) ft tnnper 4 7, (ilen'tate nort Tiioiua Smith It rt 3(1 l'Mh -t. point. J.i. IK.

lik 4. ntam A rrest. Coiit-r- I Im, 1. to rini. Hftl a-.

I'hn. M. to rim A 134 Norman av. Prookiyn. lots F.fi.

1 map 7 ih iotf, U4-llry. SIO Wimiler. M. Hlel. 1404 1e.

afur stt. nt 43, hk 10. map 71 lots, HrlKhts. .1 8 Wool ley nom Witte W. II Ilr.e-.xl.

J. 111 4 r-o rv 4 Mnonfth KurmAii nv ft Mnt. rpUtn av, Village 10 Waltiaum. i to Sun. lS nt, I'nlon .41 i.u man KoirUle Terrata Sio wtrlttn? A- orn to Tuohy A nt.

s. IT ft a 31 av. 60xlflft. WAGE TO PRISONERS Commissioner Davis Tells Y. C.

A. of New Scheme for Blackwell's Island. WANTS IT FOR Would Inland Offender" Hurl's and Hiker's to Work for Pay. Her plan' to remove the prisoners from the workhouse and the penitentiary on Blackell's Island to Rlker's Island and Hart's Island, and to leave all of Blackwell's island to the Department of Charities, waa explained last night by Commissioner Katharine B. Davis to members and friends of tbe Central Branch of the Young Men's Christian Association on Bond street.

This is in conformity with her ideas to have dormitories set up for mt of the prisoners, single cells being left only for recalcitrant inmates in the prison colony. Besides this plan, another which Miss Davis hopos will be accepted by the administration to the payment of a daily wage, or donation, about 5U cents, to imprisoned husbands who have de serted their families, the money to go to the families. Miss Davis would like to go even further, she explained last night, and have all prisoners earn their own board by an extension or an in crease in the number of industries on the island, so as to the city's giving them a'dailv wage. "I nave a good scheme," she said, "which could be worked out in con junction with another department, but 1 am not ready to tell it yet. xne ouij thing in the way is the question of the employment of prison labor, for if we emulov orison labor we cannot employ free labor.

We are handicapped by tile law prohibiting contract laoor and the selling of any of the goons mane prisoners in the open markets. We are limited, then, as to the Kina or worn for the men. We can make things only for use in the various city depart ments, and we do make them. We also must make a product in hich the clement of unskilled labor is in greater proportion than that of skilled labor, for we cannot teach a man a trade In forty days, the short time that he. is in r.vieon In relation to the transfer of the penal institutions from Island to the other islands, Miss Davis saiu: "We want to remove the workhouse from Blackwell's Island and put the men on Rlker's Island.

This island contains about 400 acres of fertile soil. I evnect to have four dormitories there each accommodating about sixty-five men. I prefer either single cells or carefullv supervised dormitories. "We will have a combination of build ings, some with single cells and some with dormitories wnn winnows uu ii round and built so that the man In charge can everything. These dor mitories ore cheaper ouiioings; me men themselves are building them.

The city-appropriated to build this first cell block, which is one story high." b'l'e nreseiit. workhouse, on Black well's Island, said Miss Davis, is unfit. It Is old, and the only gooa reature about it is the fact that the cells are built outside. There are no plumbing facilities in the building, and it would cost too much to have the building re- i.i, sihe therefore rccommenuea a workhouse on the plan of that built four veara ago for the District of Co lumbia, where the prisoners are in one storv dormitories and work on a farm and on other industries for the benefit of the district. Miss Davis expressed her desire to have the women prisoners separated from the men.

She also wanted them to work out of doors. She wants the city to buy a farm near enough to have the women from the workhouse and the penitentiary work there, separate from the men. And when the women are on the farm, and the men from the workhouse are on Riker's Island, she would like to have the men Irom the penitentiary transferred to Hart's Island, so that all of Blackwell's Island could be left to the Charities Department, for this department ought to have it, she said. "I niav be known as the beggar of the administration," said Miss Davis, in regard to efforts to get enough money from outsiders to start a farm for the boys in the reformatory. Last spring, because she had a small part of her budget left for her from the last administration.

Miss Davis said she had to go to an outsider to get money to start a farm In Orange County for the reformatory boys. The plot of land. 610 acres in area, was bought last vear, and last spring she began her begging expedition to start work on the farm. At first there were twelve boys there; now there are fifty, the best in health, strength and trustworthiness, from the boys reformatory. She started the plan of self-government there, and it has worked well.

The discipline of the boys is better, as result. Miss Davis expects to keep 100 picked boys there for the winter. This is the most promising part, of tier work, she said. As to the city and district prisons Miss Davis said. In order to get the necessary improvements in them, it is not a lack of knowledge, nor a lack of desire for the in nrovements.

It is question of money. The city cannot afford to make appropriations for the improvements necessary, because of its vast debt, for one thing, as well as for other reasons. SERVICE FOR SOUTHERNERS. All the Southern people In New York City are Invited to attend the Happy Sunday evening service in Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. Manhattan, the Rev.

Dr. Christian F. Reisner. pastor. The Chamber of Commerce of Birmingham.

has sent 1,500 cotton bolls, and one will be given to each person who enters the church. A committee of Southerners will greet the guests as they come into the church and each will be given a reserved seat. A white ribbon bow will be pinned on everyone born In the South, so that they can know each other. A motion picture film showing the cotton industry and other Southern scenes will be thrown on the rcreen. Tali Esen Morgan has drilled his choir to sing the old mntrs of the South while these pictures are being shown.

WAR VFTKUAXS HOLD C'OXFAIl. War vrtorans of thn Fourteenth Krpiitipnt, N. V. S. at thoir month tnr-etincr hi tho armory Ii st evening', wrro fit ill tn IkliiR" nhnitt the intere.sl-ik limo they at (K'ttysburg: and Antirtiitn In.Jt month.

Hut little, business whs transacted, for the veterans soot nrd contnntcd to imltile in remin-iK(ncon and talk cf the wreat rpeep-t if neenrded them by the people of It was announced by President William L. Drain that at the December nii't'tinsr of the association elections for the ensuing year will be held. i n.iXi:i:i:s Last night was "Ladies Night" at the. Brooklyn Kngiiieers (lub, 117 Rcmsi-n slrcnt. nnd the infnrini'l library talk, instead of beinp on snmc technical subject, v.a:- a iravclojrue liy C.

Ber tram Mitcht-ll. 0:1 Norway, which was beautifully illustrated by luntom Blitlei, Hospital Social Service Receives I Impetus at Meeting of Brook lyn Junior League. IM'F AKI'HS KXl'LAIX WOHK. I)p. I.iilnlirrl Says Thry F.nileavor to -Mil Xoccly IVixtns Pisrlwrgcil From Hospitals.

Hospital service, that form of phllnntlirniy which caros for neeily patients atter they are discharged from the hospitals, but are not well enough to work, recti ntl a sreat Impetus In UrooUlyn night, at neeting held under die auspices of the Hospital Social ire vice Committee of J-e Brooklyn Junior League, at the Roman's Club, 14 Pierrepont street. Only six of Hie Brooklyn hospitals lave trained workers in this special leld, and this committee of well-known rirls ami youn? mntrons of the Junior eague is urging the extension of so-Jal service to all of the hospitals here rhlch are without it. Private funds taese workers, as the hospitals teed their money for those who are real'y ill. At the meeting last night, Frank Wunson presided, and the speakers were Dr. Alexander Lambert of Manhattan nd iliss Ida M.

Cannon of the Massachusetts Ceneral Hospital, where this form of social service had its Inception. Mrs. C. F. Kccrgaard Is chairman of the Hospital Social Service Committee of the Junior League; and the others are: Mrs.

Walter benedict, Mrs. Josiah Low, Mrs. Herman Spelman, Mrs. John Arms, Mrs. Howard Whitney, Mrs.

Harold Fish, Miss Grace Bedford, Miss Josephine Sut-phin and Miss Helen Wood. "The Brooklyn Hospital has throe paid workers for social service," said Mr. Munson; "the Long island College Hospital has one, the KasJern Ills trict, the Brooklyn City Dispensary and St. I hristopher Hospital lor Babies each have one, and the Cumberland Street and Kings County have several This work is only live years old in Brooklyn, but there is urgent need for more workers. "Hospital social service," "aid Dr.

Lambert, "is that part of organized charity which endeavors to rehabilitate individuals or families, whose need for assistance is due in some way to accident or ill-health. This dellnition comprises both the problems of the patient in the hospital and the problems of the family while the pa tient is ill or injured, and the iurther care of the environment of that family, in its home, In the broadest sense of hygiene and preventive medicine. "The problems of hospital social service work in any large hospital are as varied as the woes of mankind. They ar.e the problems of starvation and destitution, of desertion and illegitimacy, of Insanity and mental deficiency. It struggles with the manifold problems of alcoholism and drug addiction.

"But where social service can do the greatest work is among those who arc .11 i 1 1 Ufa Tlmv do not go to the ordinary aid-giving organizations, they are too proud, and have not drifted down into the helpless class. They are 'efficient and are economically capable of caring for themselves under ordinary circumstances, but are crippled momentarily by disease or accident. "These are the ones wjjo, if we put upon their feet, tide over their calamity, remain efficient and never fall back on organized charity. The relief societies rarely reach them, and they are found chiefly in the hospitals, forced there by the calamities of disease and accident." Miss Cannon, who is one of the best informed specialists in the country on hospital social service work, and has beMi studying conditions in New York during the ia.st summer, told of the birth of the work, nine years ago, in the brain of Dr. liichard Cabot of the Massachusetts (Jeneral Hospital, who was deeply troubled about the sick, poor people who came to the hospitals and dispensaries, and stayed for a few days or weeks, and then went back to their homes to do just the wrong thinas, and be sent back to the hospitals again.

He wanted to follow up those cases, and it was this desire which resulted in a work which has spread all over the country, and which has nearly two hundred departments in the United States. It has developed to such an extent in Boston, said Miss Cannon, that the workers have specialized. There are women who work only with the children, and this includes persuading the mothers in the homes to continue the proper food and treatment of the little invalids. One particularly necessary section of the social service work is among the young, unmarried mothers; this is always a problem in all dispensaries. The speaker gave specific instances from her experience of the wonderful preventive work which may be done among people who are ignorant of all the laws of health.

The familv physician has disappeared, said Miss Cannon, and the hospital does not take his place. The social service wjrker of the hospital gives' all of the advice and help which that friend of the family used to give in the old days. COrXt'IL INSTALLS OFFICERS. Sl. Paul K.

of C. Men Also Fnjoy. Elite rtuinmcnt. The St. Paul Council, No.

6.w, of the Knights of Columbus, held its annual Installation of officers last evening, in the club house of Loretto Council, Third place and Court street. After the regular business was transacted and the officers installed, an entertainment was given, and a general good time enjoyed. Those entertaining were: Francis A. Dooling. who gave impersonations and a monologue; Harry .1.

Wall, pianist, and Joseph Dwyer, violinist; Timothy F. O'Keefo, James F. Whalen, Anthony Ahem and lianicl Scully sang. The newly installed officers are: P. W.

Murphy, grand knight: Bobert Anderson, deputy grand knight; Timothy o'Keefe. financial secretary; Simon J. Armstrong, recording secretary; W. Cunningham, chancellor; Boss Kce-nan, treasurer; Bictiard Tunhce, warden; John J. O'Ki-efe, lecturer; John Began, advocate; M.

Murphy, T. Fleming am1 P. I. Spaiclit, trustes. Mi llVt; OF MIRAXDKK CU B.

The Mirander Democratic Club of Evergreen held its regular meeting last Might at the headquarters, Tyroler Hall, "ypress avenue and Norman street, i 'ongratniati'ins were exchanged in behalf of the work of the leaders of the various districts ami a drawing for $1" in gold took place. The meeting was presided over by Morti-I4ier J. Mirander. JOHN K. NKAL (MB MEETS.

The inimb'is of the John K. Neal Republican Club last evening listened to hpeei bra by the FucceKsful candidates and mwnbers of the association regarding the lion. Those who fipoke wire llobert. Lawson, Joseph Harrison and several others. The meeting was presid-4 over by Jobu iiukh Jr.

ai. suxiuu, uauier wire tot) i-doya, 2609 Bwav. (14-4310) nom NOSRAND AV. a. 37.9 a Union at, 18x so.

Rethschult St wife to Tieae mann, 250 Kingston av, mort $6,000 (o 127fi) nom PITKIN AV. rar Don class at. 30x92.11 Merovitz wife to 8 Dreeben, 455 Grand Bt. all liens 12-3516 i'akk av, a ft Marcy av, aoxiuw, hftl. Streubel to Krancer, 132 Ver non av, mort $4,000 (6-1738) nom PARK AV, a 230 ft Marcy av, 25x100, hftl, Rapp to tame, mort $4,000 ((! 173i) nom PACIFIC ST.

203 Hopkineon av, 24.6x100, Karaalk to Wood, Harmon Warranty Cornn 2fil I4nv. Y. mort $10,500, foreclos (5-1433) $1,000 PARK PLACE, or AV, 226 ft Broadway, 25x100. Blohm to Glnvannone, 23 Park st, mort $5,000 (11 3133 nom PLEASANT PLACE, 89.1 Atlantlo av. 19xlti.

hftl. Devlto to A Guarino, 22'17 Pacific at, mort $3,250 (-15G9) Pitkin AV. a cor LouKiaa au zux 52.11. Sptner Conat Co to Merovlta, 1351 Eantern Parkway, all llena -(12-3515) nom PITKIN AV. cor Hendrlx st.

SSxlOO; also Pitkin av, a. 25 ft Hendrlx at, 25x 100, hftl, A Li Savage et al to erraro, 2o Blake av (13-3394) nom UVINCY ST. as. 110 ft Franklin av, 20x100. hftl.

I Cop I and to Guaraana ft. wife 112s Bedford av, mort Jii.OOfi (7-1974) nom ROCKAWAY AV, $5 ft Hea-eman av. rune a 100 20 0. 1 20 100.1 a 40 to bee. hftl, Blank to Mayer, 20 Helvldrre st.

niorta $10,000 (12-3S28) ROEBLING ST. 40 ft North 6th at, 40x55. hftl. Nunzlata to Nunblata. 538 DrUgs av.

mort $5,000 nom REMSEN AV, a 197.2 Av runa a 37. ti 175 47.19 a to teg, hftl. Mehiel Realty Co to Kink Realty Co. Inc. UOl Pitkin av, all lions, correction deed (24-8041 A) nom STONE AV.

a. 142.6 a Blake av, 20.10x 100. hftl, Sammls ft wife to A Dollo-wlta. 303ii Fulton at (12.8777) nom SAHATOGA AV, a nor I'ark place, 42.7x 100. hftl, Idan Holding Co, Ino.

to Pines. 42d at. morta $29,000 (6-1467) nom STo.NE AV. No 92, hftl, I Bates to Lot. dell.

Woodhaven, niorta $5,420 (6 1642 nom 9TH ST. a. 118.7 Berry at, 20.10x 109. hftl, Morcli ano, as exora of Morch. deceased, to Struiiffla, 422 Grand st -2237 $7,500 EAST ftTH ST, fl, I0S.B uriinwooq av olxlOoxhUOxlnS.S, hftl.

Palmar to Kaiser ft wife. 9-'3 Herkimer st. mort (l(i-S2S3t nom ST. a. 296.8 a Hoyt at.

hftl. Gerand ft wife to Colantuono. 287 Ellon st, mort $1,500 (2-430) "oni WEST OTH ST, a. 241.8 Court at, 16.Sx loo, It Chlanello to I) Comlto wife, 155 9lh st, mort $2 150 (2-381) mm WEST 5TH ST. 198 ft Av 18x100.

hftl. imtler to Harrison, Moniclalr, .1, mort omUied 3I AV. a cor 57ih st. 25x100. Beams to II Beams Jr.

ft affection 31) ST, s. ft Uond st 15x00, A Lambert to A Crosby, 2772 27th at. mort (2-4til) nom 1NTH AV. ISO ft ZI Pt. WIXIU.L'X'.NIX Ho.

Bram to 1C 3810 15th av nom 41ST ST, 315 ft 12th av. 20x100.2. A Rohen to Ronk. 2153 KM sf nom 41ST FT. a 405 ft 13th av, 20x100.2.

hftl. Hetker wife to Kornblum. 132J 4tith al. i) U7-55tfl nom 4IST ST, same prop, Goldstein to same, mort $2,250, val cons ft. $Hin 46TH ST, IK' ft 13lh Bv, ISOxlltO.

hftl, Kornhhim wife lo Goldstein, 41yt at. mort J7.4U0 (17-5H23) val cons ft $10o 49TII ST. s. SO fl a 5th av. hftl, Gottlieb to Lowell Const Co.

47 341 li sl. V. mort $13,000 A- at) liens (3-77o nom 57T1I ST, a. 3M ft 2d av. 19xl0! 2.

hftl. Wessels as admtx of .1 Walthnr de-' lo i Ison 234 Warren i 13-S3IJ) 731 ST. No lf'43. hftl, A Clinlon to liavigiiurat. H.2 71st St.

mort (-'I'llf nom No A Constant ft wife in Elhel ft wife. 4ij 7fil it, mort nim 9TH ST. a 373.3 4ih av, 26. 9x07. 6.

Callahan to Mill, 351 SSth at. mort ftrecof GS-ir() $4f(l ro s. a -It Ii av. smiie io same, mort $2,300, foreclos iM50 win p. ti.tt 4lh av 53.fi-fl7.6, City Ileal Efliite Co to LongSworih.

Phlla Pa. couflrrnatlon deed (1S-13' nom 11 Ii ST. same prop. Langsworth to inn, ajt in si, mort n.wo, noin Vl'KKXS BOROUGH. ItulMlOlltH.

NOVEM HER 5. Name flrHt given, that of judgment dehtnr Canal. Cowcia .1 VV Klngsburv. Comr. of Public Charitlea City of New i $52 72 Punning.

Grohe Tile Co. Inc $1 1 ii. 45 Frankei. Joseph Fallert Brewing paiiy, ijiu $481.8 iioriien, A Kun $5S 34 Lordlcy. It H-- A Westervell Martin.

Joseph Fallert Brewing Com- ijN. liin JH4.21 Same Same I4M sr. 'I rai htenberg. United Dreaacd Beef Co oi iora SK4 emier. I'earl Hlmmel $158.40 I'irKi iron works Aetna Life Inwnr aiue Co $405 12 NOVEMBER 5.

HMlailore. F. io Unci ft Stler Ruilding oipn. av. s.

ornelia st, 27.7k It J. itidgew ood Howden, A. to Arverne Hay Co, Ifjii'd av, s. 01 ft Remington av. 4txlH, io same, lsaoei nv.

8, Bl IL Heni-Ing'on a v. 4'ixli4i. Arverne $Kk) lilnrrinuist. O. to Mandel.

5ih st, s. Ion fl Anderson av Wo.idiiide. CiHtty. .1 F. to Eagle Savings ft Loan Co.

lots zt, ji, 3. map Murray Ikights, M-Hn A. Haines ft ore, Potter av. a 2 ft 6 Pomeroy at, 24.11x100, I Hoe. .1 J.

to II II A ano as trus-tppf. Suburbsn place, cor lie Hoe plac. Glendtile $6.,, no H'-Uard. to Garbe. Grafton av, s.

50 ft Morris av. Woodhaven $1 ftX) luring. F. to Amauii. Charlotte place a.

2JO ft St Felix av. INnM. Newtown. Hroescher. R.

to Hroadw ay-Flushing Co. 57. 5S, bk 5. map No 1. RlrUert Flnlay.

Flushing jmiO Hoi'rztvn hci'. E. to Arverne Hsv r'nnstruc-tfon fo. L-abel av. 23) ft Meredith av, Arvernp Bowdall.

W. io rtrcn. HanitlVoiVav s. 1M fi Rldgc av. Woodhaven $5.10 nrs.

to A Thompson, lot 54 bk 11. map No 1 Louona Park. u(n Elnsiein. .1 H. t- Helta, lots 42.

43 map No 2, I'onndl Park, Jamaica r-y) Kranxelnl to Eagle Savings ft 'Loan Co, lots ,,8, ,,9. Kx, mnp cedar Manor, rH a 'imso. it st. a Miai av. Vnlon fi I ft Jl.l 'IA nv.

Kliifthlnir luta Herold. H. W.i.e ft ft Metropolitan av. Middle iuegp i Ha inn to hutr.e, iirman av. a ti Meirniwlitan av.

5.xl5rt. Middle Vjae Ya5 Park Krans, a. io Arverttw Wn i ii av, 40x 10. Arverne Messh.gschlaavr. to Rlerinami 100.

Jninnlra Isoo Inr. to Rlnf Oli.m.n I 3GXHI0, Newtown I.aOO "'tlo K. lo Hurh.r. Purow. to I.

M.rkln. Mork.i'.t. 'XX cor Fulton r.Oxloo. (ilondul, ijuintnn, to 11 1) Howe. 7rttl, 10MH0, llnrVawnv (ini KprlrkrrliolT.

to Kolm A nun. lot. I plan for at oflil.Me js Klnpf. VV. to Arv.rn, 11a '( o.

Iaahel av, t0 ft Mrrnrtlth av. 4(ljlor. Arvcni, II 200 R.hr.llirr. f. to Hurkanl ft or.

i'i. lotto a 100 fl a Millwood 4 Von iir An, J. to Arvarna liav tvliiacrio-tlon Co. Isal.rl nv. a.

ISO fl M.rfOI'li av. Arverne Mrnx-I, H. to It Mella. Iota ,2 "Ik 1. No 1 hnnkara Land ft t'orp, Kaat Klinliuiit WoMnan.

lo Klphand ft aoo. Krnnklln at. a cor Hinnnilt pi. SSxIOO. Newtown IJ.000 fc Aahlev.

P. to Hfrlrt .11. OH Hnrh-rt, 1. as ir. (.1 1, Huchrrt i.T -0 I'e M.

to lto5 $3,000 HlKblo. to Ix.iik Ulainl Bond 4 (iuar Co $3. 30 HIckH. A .1. to I Ilniim Mni igaj lnve Attniit Co of to Merrvinaii f1.Z'0 l.BHyfrs Tltl- lumirnnr-e A Trust i'n Mnrthrn Mm H.OtH Sani to Queens Coutity Hatnpc Fank to Igniter 13.

10 i Hmltii. K. to Hurley ThninpKon. A C. to A Title Guar St.

Trunt Co to A nno C'oiiYcyniMT. NoVKMHKR 6. Arlt. to Kfik, 44 Myrtle Io'h map Alt'anii nmn too Wlll'Tt ll I Bklvn. lleifThtn.

ArvtT.ip lHy iniinin 1 tn a mow ilni. 1.4 Marion Ht, HKiyn. icaoei av. t.f rt p.iMiihiKtoii a v. 4' lofi.

Arv ei ne Sh I a fiien. St a st UK 1 Htiol av. s. 4n4 ft KeniniKi'tn Arvrne Snnie to Htapf. 24 4-ih hi.

Mhtn av. 6 ft MerfiliLti v. 'tn 1 pn 1m A Xjoh Juts A 7 st. ti at. st, av.

ft ft av. 100. 'I. av. t.

a I. av. 7111 st, ft et. 4ftx hk 1 I 17. Nw nt.

i-Tii sr. 1992 th to name KTONK AV, A Dollowlti to 11 Sammln, 1.100 TH AV, cor Lincoln pi, Troy to Kyan $3,000 NorfTltA.NI AV. Tledemann to RetJife-hult a ife (S-1276) $2,000 8 vt KT. awe. 200 ft a Koebllng at.

Pomerantl wife to Levy I- 20 $40,000 -TH AV. a 200 ft Atlantic av, A K(1ulat wife to 8 Hp render (U- SOKM KKNIMMltE ST. A Harnay to Huber, KT, A Hehrena to Leek, trt--l'l A-iMlKitiiteiii of MortfcuKfs. XoVI MHKIt 5. PelMiowxky, A.

to Htatt Bank nom Bond At Mrt lluar Co to II AtrWBi 1 SchwartjE, Al, to Hut Bank 8c wart 1. to Htatu Bunk nom lUi.illton "I ruit Co, fir tl UXcIitnian. to A $4. .00 Hamilton 1 rut Co, rxor Fearaall, to lUmllton Trust to Prupie'a Trust Co. 15 r.tiit Till- A- trilMtrof url rifin.

to A Field nom Hamilton Trunt c. rxor Weinrhtman, to Hamilton Trust Co LawyerH Trunt Co tn Hvhuf $7,000 Same to Lauyera Tltl 1 Co. 7 j0 I h. W. to A tiload $100 Field.

E. to A Held nom KHlttrK. J. to l-awycrtt Mirt o. fl.OOi) Miliar, to Lawyers Alort Co Lawyrra Mort Co lo Ma kay- Snulh Lawyertt Tltla I ft Co to Caten.

aa fxur Ci ateii 8t. Chrintopher'a Home to Iawyera Alort t' Veltran. extrx Wctteran, to Word J.idi Bard of Foretun MlNilona of M. E. Church lo Knhrft in iino $4,000 Home Hhvkd Bank of Albany to Bond ft Mort Guar Cropaey Mitchell et al to Meier, val conn Ac $100 Kraeinen.

M. to $201) 'tuion, tj. 10 a JirhK nom Pout. to Ronk nom G.ttlid(. to Uuyerx Mrt Co I'aluiumeri, V.

tit Panzr $400 1 1 runt Co, an truMtee. etc. to Bond ft Mori Guar Co $4,000 niegeiman, to A Dn Donates nom uarn-r, tn Hchcnt ano M) auKnan. 10 a Smith nom Hitikn. to Title ft Co $2,000 Title Co to Weidner f.l mm Clarke.

I. hh exor. etc, Dlnamore, to 11 it iiuiiiniKton nom Homo Mtii Inv Co lo Schlobnhm A S3.5O0 Kouwenhoven. to Wellhacher, hh Ren gdn. etc, Wellhacher $4,000 Carley, an exor.

rlc, A Touacy, de-ceawed. to Lawyera Title I ft Co Archer, to 1) Anderson, ft ano, as gen Kdn. etc, HiLtetllcr $5 000 Title ft Co to A Willis. exora S'-hoellcr 4 Klellnfr. H.

to Hiellng-. A wlfe. nom ji, exirx iv uonsybha. to A Rut- ni'-k nom Flora, to Miller Einiis. to Ennla.

ft nom EnnK .1 t.i Al Eunis. ft ano nom Kpratcue. A It, toE $4,000 It --ed a. L. ft ano, admit A Purdy, to Mi-Keever, ft ano, exor Dea Caao.

nom roeftrher. Al to Bruda nom HochhauHt-r. 11 ft ano, 10 JO Book- SterlifiB Bl'dK Co to' 'j Mi Breatoy 1 AH IT ft Hrc i', to .1 Hart tj nom Moss. E. to Htntfl Hunlf e.

l.fioo Howard ProKpet Rcal't Co i ni.i. Bunk State t'oiiveyiiiH'cH. November 5. ADELPHI KT. 2iu 5 Lafavette av, I2xlu0, Gritlin lo A Grifhn.

au7 Adel-phl st, moil (7-2101 AV a a. 101.1 ill at at, If extended, eontaina Atlantic, Pncihc to Gulf Refining Cu, Pittsburg. Pa (2.1. 47AH. AV H.

93 ft 7th at, 27xS0. hftl, Eronoiny Homea Co to A Conrad, Av II. nn.rt (20-8494) nom BRIDGE KT. s. H3 ft Wllloutfhhv I Aschner to I Aschner.

20 Riverside Drive. all Mens 7-20T-K ncin BEDFORD AV. ::7.7 a Dili st. Ih 91.0, hftl, Miilioncy to O'Keefa. 424 Red ford av.

mort (S-JI371 nom CARROLL ST, 1 1 Nth av, 18. 9 100. Realty Associates to Kavonhnll Mr, Surf av ft I9ih at. mort 4-1 UtiM.nom CLEVELAND ST. No hftl, Drapkln ft Goldberg Const Co to Ronenhhut.

tJn3 Linuood tt, moi'ta $::,437 (13-40ti4), Mil L'oua $(I0 CLEVELAND ST, 133 ft Livonia av. lflxinj, hftl. 1. Ncuer ft wife to I Schwcbel, B35 Athford at. inoita (13-lOfOt.

val ft $400 CHESTER ST. 340 ft a Newpoit av. runs 100 a 20 3 I Mi i0. to lit', hftl. Ilroiiftfln to Al neonate tn, 532 Chester st, part, mort $2,750 nom CLIFTon PL.

325 ft Hcifurd av. 251 00. IHifdi to LimKi'ielll, 105 Walworth at. niorta $7,500 (7-1li50i CONEY ISLAND Bit. or NEPTPNE AV, mr Or can I'arUway, i uns a 10O 100 55 2.2 107.9 to lteg, hftl, I Kalz to Imiui'H, I Oij Elliott pi, 1-5 part, all liens (21-72701 nom 14TH ST.

350 ft a Av X. 25x100. Canale ft wife to Loosing, 2420 15th Ht 22-74 1 H1 nom CLEVELAND ST. s. 110 ft a Sutler av.

20x90. hftl, C. Lehrer to Lehrer. CM Uole a v. Bronx.

part, inort 3,000 1 1 3-104S iiniii DECATI'R SI, a av, l4.IO.;i.9.15.2x:.S.r., hftl. II Rodaera to A A oir. US Lafayette av, mort $.1,500 1S57 DEAN ST. a a. IM0 It Fiatiklhi a Jdx 110.

hftl. Miller, r.a nf Hnnty, to It McDonoiiKh. I0tiS Deftn sr. lliort 55,000 (5-1211 DoVGLASS ST. s.

192.11 Suiter av. 150x100. hftl. Lock Holding Co to Drcebn. 455 Ii'ti ud st.

V. all liens I 1 1 nom L'IST ST. cor Av F. 50x100. hftl.

T. Pendleton to .1 McKernon, 03 52d r.t, mort Hi 5220HI nom ETNA ST. m. 911.5 Pine st. I 9.

1 0x9 1 1 19.9XS9.5. hftl, 11 Kaufold ft iMfe to I. IVIrz, 555 Evorniecn uv, inert 2.400 (13-41 1 noni 1S1H ST. f. Doii-hetter rd.

fi5x 100. Staher et al to .1 Hiabcr tt al. f5 1Mb at. mort (HI 5U3) imm L'liD ST, s. I hi.

9 a Cnnarsi' av. 20 100. hftl. Leek ft wife to A Hehrens, 255 Kin gat on uv, moi is $4,500 Hl-M 5H1 nnni FLATIIPSH AV, s. 20.1 Hawthorne Ht.

A Barney to Huber. 110 until st, Y. mort $9,500 1 -5042) "run 37TH ST. x. 2 17 fi Av II.

2010o, hftl. Stedens to Steffcna. (.23 Liberty av. mort $3,100 nom GRAVESEND AV. Nob 52i-52S-ft30 hftl.

Hrookln Hlghta Land ft Mort Co, Inc. to I'ltilir, 459 Lexington av, niorta (ltf-535AI "oin ST. 2W0 ft a Av C. 20x100, hftl. Debevoise to A Canirell, 617 Eifd 5th t.

mtg $3,000 val cons ft. EVERGREEN AV, a 8. 4S.4 Grove rtt. 20.4x80. 7x20xH3.

5. hftl. Schoenewald. et al, to A Abendscheln, 42K Evergreen av, all llena, 2 correction deed (11-3313) f. GRANT AV.

1 49 3 Fulton Ft. 2U 12S, Steurer to Steurer, UOli Arlington av. mtff $2,000 (18-41 351 nom GRAVESEND AV. w. 520 ft Av F.

40x 125. hftl, It Falk. ft wife, to Bram. 271 Hudson at, Y. nitga $12,000 lfi 5395) nom GRAFTON ST.

s. 450. Pitkin av, 50x 53.7. hftl, Rakfry Bblrn. Inc.

to Al Cold-stein, 1 594 St Mark'a av. part, aubatltute mtg.i 12-351 2 val c.ona ft $1 00 HARRISON AV. No 9, hftl. Mendelow. ft wife.

-to Pollock, 10t Boeruin st. tnt (8-334) nom HEGEMAN AV. a a. SO ft Essex at. 40x 85.

Lint. Butseher ft Rosa Realty Const Co to I ft A Weiss. 195 East 2d at, 14-433S i AV. a a. 2 4 Hemlock at.

2fi.4xliS.Sx25xll0.3. Erh tn Maurer. 1 880 Jamaica av, mtg $1,000 13-4107 i IRVING AV. 25 ft a Stockholm Ht. 25x100, hftl.

Antonella to Antoneliu, Atlantic City. 1-3 part, mtg $5,000 (11- 325s nom I SAA1E PROPERTY. A Antonella. as exor I of Antonella, to.C Antoella. 1H Irving I av.

part, mtg $5.000 nom I SAME PROPERTY, same to A Antonella. Dirt Irving av. '-a part, mtg 5.0'o nmn PL. a ror of the road I from Pcdt'ord to the Almshouse, una I 7ft. Rx 100x to said road to heg, to A FarreM, 43i av o-l 3.1 1 nom i KERMIT Ply.

cor Poplar st. h.t-t. Lcpgo. wifp. to SK7 Orean av, suhstltute mtga nom RIOGEWOOT) AV, No 227.

Herman to Samuel, Hldgewnod av, all lit-ns. t. ft I nnni ST MARK'S AV. 239 fi Bedford av. 20fixl2S.H.

hftl. Stearns, ft wife, to Swords, lfifi Bergen st. mtg $5,000 (5-1217 nom KOSCIFSKO ST. ino ft Many av 14x100, hftl. Wllllama to Be.n.

157 Kosciusko st, (fi-1779) $2, 150 LEXINGTON AV. No 91. hftl. I Goldowliz K. n-lfn A VTlunn llii hVnnlftln $7250 KIM1STON AV.

No 41. Irvine. A wlf. noni' IjAU'UIINCK ST, 1 00. nt l0x 1 07 1.

I Aai'her tn I Arher, :10 Klvrr- Privc. Y. nil 11pm; (l-H-i nom1 l.OTS Now 17 H. 079, ftJ to un nian i IIUII III ma umnA lv of Harlmr Suhurl'an HUI A Svrh AMn. lit 3lwt anl; alo lotH 9sa hm, man name a.i above.

ft wife, to Mi fU.Eers, 1618 Beverley road, title $3,000 (H KU KfJ XJJ.U fc-JAJ PARK AV. s. J.id ft Marcy av. In Kouwenhoven. 41S Kast 1:31 nt, In (' Kapp )fi-173Si t4(ltutp nu (ri-lS71t nmn 1TTH AV, mr Hath av.

Sarno wife K13KKTV AV, enr av 7 7x to Title Co (19-4'0) SlTi.dno 1fift. hl. rnltd Kal KMlato i-o 1 A NDK KHIKT ST. No I Konz to A 1 Hticr. Ml Canal hi.

V. nififa iisnnn ni. n'fnofrio, ctiniract for prop rcr an nit rp lfi-3 L'tlfi Jl'OO: AV, Throop av, Mnllr to Title (i A- Co S3fi $1,000 CKIKTON' Franklin av, 7-lf4fl i 1 new. iua.iv 0U1 av. II O'Neill wife to Title Co 4-935) $4,000 WW4W.U A TI WW.

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