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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 23. 1905.

PARK SLOPE FLATS. Nos. 493-495-497 Twelfth Street. Sold by Henry Enders, Broker, for Pellman to a Client. family brick house; sold for Theodore Frost to an investor.

dang la Photo REALTY CLUB'S OUTING. Manhattan Brokers Will Make Study of Flatbush in Autos. The Acme Real Estate Club, which is an outgrowth of a class formed among the 878 Jefferson Avenue. Sold to William H. Friday, broker, for J.

D. Helmken, to a client. members of the West Side Branch of the Young Men's Christian Association, Manhattan, for the purpose of studying the Brooklyn market, and conditions, will make its next trip to this on Saturday afternoon, October 7. Fifteen or more of the suburbs about Flatbush will be visited in automobiles. The first monthly meeting and dinner of the club will be held on October 2, 6:30 o'clock, at 318 West Fifty-seventh street, Manhattan.

NEW BUILDINGS. SEPTEMBER 21, FOSTER AVENUE, north side, 54.3 west East Seventeenth street, three story brick tenement, 32 x60, six families; cost $12,000. E. R. Strong GREENE AVENUE PROPERTY.

Nos. 359-361 Greene Avenue, Near Bedford. Sold by R. C. Talbot-Perkins, Brokers, for the Estate of Sarah Barker.

place. 50x100, Bay Side Ertischek. Hyman. to Alois A Mosback, lots 48. 49, 50.

51. map estate Miller. Queens Same to Elisabeth Miller, lots 20, 21. map estate Miller, Hart. Lena, and Orris Eldridge, Ocean av, cor Meredith.

100x242. Arverne Honig, Mendel, to Olois A Mosback, lots 1, 2, map estate Miller. Hoesch. Auguste, to Katie Hoesch, Carli st, cor Vanderbilt av, 50x100, Jamaica Johnson. William, to Annie Sing, Grove st, 145 ft Junction av.

50x100, Corona Kess. George, to Adelaide Willets and ano, admrs, Lenox av. a 711.6 Maiden lane. 20x100, Maspeth King, A Foster, to Kittie King, Bowne av, 264.10 Sanford av. 58.10x227.9, Flushing Kess, Dora, to Adelaide Willets and ano, admrs.

Lenox av, S. 691.6 Maiden lane, 20x100, Maspeth Mircogliano. Liugi, to John Wyckoff, Broadway. cor Spruce st, 137x203, Woodhaven McMulkin, Wm, to Josiah Tisdale, Hamilton st. 400 ft Webster av, 50x100.

I City Rescigno. Gennaro, to Josiah Tisdale, Hoyt av. s. 125 ft 8 Goodrich st. 25x100.

I City Tempel, August, to Adam Boust. Eleventh AV. 5, 225 ft Broadway, 25x100, I City Van Dorn. Caroline to Margaret Jeannot. 110 ft Myrtle av and 1,288 ft Fresh Pond road.

100x100. Assignments of Mortgages. SEPTEMBER 22. Hendrickson, Thomas, to Magdalen Hendrickson Iringer. Ida L.

to Amos Brush, genl gdn Seitz. Michael, to Central Brewing Salt. Sarah A. to Allce Tappen. Mary 1 extrx, to Wm and Al- 110.

Man Conveyances. SEPTEMBER 22. Brown, Rosa, to Joseph Lynn, Elm st. 100 ft Wyckoff av, 50x100, Brooklyn Hills Cord Meyer Co to Mary Deimler, Tenth st, 8 8, 200 ft Whitney av, 50x100. Elmhurst Campbell, Wm A.

and ors, to Michael Degnon, lots 14. 15. 16. block 117. map Hunter, Van Alst and Debevoise farms, City' Di Ronde, Melville, to John Wyckoff, Broadway, cor Spruce st, 137x 203, Woodhaven Eldridge, Orris to Lena Hart, Ocean AV, cor Meredith av, 100x205, Arverne Flower, Anson and ors, exre, to Michael Dignon, lots 12, 23.

41. 42, 43, 44, 47, block 109, map Hunter, Van Alst and De Bevolse farms, I Same to same, lots 17, 18, 26, block 117, same map, I City Same to same, lot 16, block 108, same map, I City Flower, Sarah M. and ano, to Michael Degnon, lots 17. 18. 26.

block 117. map Hunter. Van Alst and Debevolse farms, I City Same to same, lot 16, block 108, same map, I City Same to same, lots 23, 41, 42, 43, 44, 47, block 109, same map, I Frenz, Emily to Gustav Kodit, Payntar av. 50.2 Grove st. 54x 62.6, I City Gavan, Ellen, to Bridget Carroll.

Davis st, 8. 258.4 Jackson av. 16.8x100, LI City Green. Ashbel, and ano. exrs, to Michael Degnon.

lots 9. 25. 35. 36. 37.

block 109. map Hunter. Van Alst and Debevoise farme. I City Same to same, lots 7. 8, block 117, same map.

I City Glover. George B. to Wm Jay and ors, 1 1-3 acre, adj land Wm Balley and Richard Mott. Far Rockaway Graeser, Jacob, to Emmie Kloss, Fifteenth st. 75 ft Sixth st, 25x100, College Point Horton, Alexander to Herman Winne.

Unlversity place, 50 ft. Hoffman av, 50x100, Chester House and Home Co to Edward Smith and others, lots 360. 361, map Fulton Heights, Jamaica Hoesch. Katie, to Auguste Hoesch, Carli st. cor Vanderbilt av.

50x100. JaKearny, Alice De W. and Henry to Michael Dignon, lot 24, block 109, map Hunter Van Alst and De Bevolse farms, I City Kodet, Gustav, to August Tempel, Eleventh av. 9, 225 ft Broadway, 25x100, I City Ludwig, Bernhard and ano, to Jacob Fleischauer and ano. Florence av.

5, ft boulevard. 40x100. Same to Harry Simon, boulevard, Florence AV. 20x87, Edgemere Long Island City Realty Co to Michael Dignon, lot 32, block 117, map Hunter. Van Alst and De Bevoise farms, City Same to same, lots 7.

8. 27, 31, 32. 33, 34, block 109. map Hunter, Van Alst and De Bevoise farms, I City Same to same, lots 17, 18, 19, block 108, same man. I City Meruk.

William, to John Doepp, Newtown Murge av, cor Martin st, 17.9x51.8, Moshack. Alois A to Mendel Honig. lots 1, 2, man estate Miller. Queens Same to Hyman Ertischek and ano. lota 48.

49, 50, 51, map estate Miller, Queens Mika, Frank. to Stuyvesant Real Est De Bevoise av. 9, 200 ft Potter Co. av. Mehrbach, 25x135.

Solomon, to Joseph Wallach. I Elm st, 325 ft Ely av. 75x97, I City Merritt. Douglas, to Michael Degnan, lot 10. block 109, map Hunter, Van Alst and Debevoise farm.

I City. Miller. Elisabeth to Hyman Ertischek and ano. lots 20. 21.

map estate Miller. Queens Moore. Helene to Mary Bennington. Stanley st. 8 s.

220 ft Forest Mehrbach, Parkway. Albert I. to Joseph Wallach. 40x100. -Forest Elm st, s.

300 ft Ely av, 25x75. I City Nikola. Peter A. to Elizabeth Nikola, Broadway. 9 50 ft Lowell av, 53x 100.

Jamaica New York Land and Warehouse Co to Pratt Lambert. Borden av, 250 ft Van Alst av. 180x75x-x-x30, I City Phelan. Josephine, and ano, to Mary Lennon. Turnpike road, cor Randal st.

50x100, Corona Reiss, Alois, to George Dippold. Tenth st. cor Fourth av, 50x100. College Point Storm, Frederic, to Wilson Dayton. Bayside boulevard.

s. 200 ft Second place, 50x100, Bay South Jamaica Realty Co to Edward Rahr lots 572 573. block 13, man South Jamaica Realty Co. Jamaica South Jamaica Realty Co to Ella Sloatman, lots 642. 661.

block 16, map South Jamaica Realty Co. Jamaica Schildknecht. Josenh, to Elisabeth Schildknecht. lot 318, map Wm Taylor, South Williamsburg Van Ostrand. Gertrude.

to Tosenh Schildknecht. lot 318. map William Taylor, South Williamsburg Wvekoff. John to Luigi Mercogliano, Broadway, cor Spruce st, 137x203. Woodhoven Welcher.

Charles, to Ignatz Martin. Hemnstead and Jamaica Plank road. 5, 200 ft Carpenter av. 25x125. Hollis.

Young. Wm H. to Vincenzo Martucci, Corona av. 9 6. 400 ft Sycamore av.

25x100. Corona DEDICATION OF NEW ORGAN. The dedication of the new organ of the German Friedens Church, on Willoughby avenue. near Broadway, will take place tomorrow morning. The services will be conducted by the Rev.

Louis Wolferz, who a few days ago returned from a trip to Germany. While the pastor was abroad a new pulpit has been erected, the wood having been donated by Louis Bossert, and new carpets have been donated by the women's society. The services will be opened with an organ prelude, "La Carita," by Rossini. A "JubelHymne," especially written for the occasion by Peter Bachenberg, organist, for mixed chorus, children's chorus, and a baritone solo, to be sung by Gustav Goad, will fo'low. "Gott ist mein Herr." by Ambros, will be sung by Dr.

W. John Schildge. An organ solo. by Bachenberg, will be played by the composer. COL.

JOHN RUEGER'S FUNERAL. Funeral services over the remains of the late Colonel John Rueger, who died Thursday night, will be held -night, at the residence of daughter of the deceased, 45 Stuyvesant avenue, where the remains have they been removed from the German Hospital in Manhattan. The 'Arion will sing several songs and an address will be delivered by S. Saenger, honorary president of the United ceased. The Eastern District Turn Verein, Singers and an intimate friend of the dethe Germain Metternich Post, G.

A. and the German Hospital Association will be represented by delegations. The interment, will take place at the family vault at the Evergreens Cemetery to-morrow, when exPresident Charles Froeb of the Arion will speak. MUSIC AT THE TEMPLE. In the Baptist Temple, the Rev.

Dr. Cortland Myers, pastor, Third avenue and Schermerhorn street, the following musical selecLions. under the direction of Professor Edward Morris Bowman, will be rendered tomorrow evening by the Temple' choir, assisted by the Temple orchestra: "Praise ye the Father." Fleming; The Inflammatus, Rossini, solo obligato by Eva Emma Wycoff: "The Lord's Prayer," Bowman; "There is a Green Hill Far Away," Stebbins; 80- prano solo, "Hold Thou My Hand," Gounod, Eva Emma Wycoff; organ postlude, in A major, Salome. 2.000 Constant Growth in All Parts of Brooklyn and Queens Makes the Real Estate Market Buoyant -Heavy Trading Reported by Dealers -Eastern District Erecting Office BuildingsAuction Market Advancing. ITH the son the bearing out manner tions that AND TRADING ACTIVE IN ALL SECTIONS.

advance of real estate in a very the optimistic were made the fall seamarket is satisfactory predicfor it dur- building is fast settling the locality. Williamsburg Is Hustling. the summer that has passed. A ing few brokers have said that "the full market has not yet reached their locality, but there is nothing like a pessimistic feeling at any point. The speculators have made good and kept matters active while the investing public has been away and appearances indicate that they are far from being their operations.

And now. in through with the activity maintained by 1 the addition to the more stable trading of an speculators, of investors and home-seekers is army building the Brooklyn market up to a pace that is away ahead of anything in the memory of the business men of the borough. Following closely upon the stimulating re. of deals in the acreage south of Prosports Park, there is a new field for speculapect tion and rumors. The more sparsely settled Borough of Queens has suddenly come to demanding is the bound to foreground, materially affect attenditions in It is the expressed opinion of Brooklyn.

numbers of realty men that the materialization of the rumors of Queens deals, so prevalent but not recently. establong fact by indisputable figures, will lished as a effect in this borough. The have a buoyant widespread extent of the Brooklyn buildboom lends an air of stability that is ing borne out by the fact that trading is not done in one section only to be shifted to another when values have gone beyond the of the margin traders. And so it is grasp with Queens. The development and trading to be so general that 110 doubt 1s seems expressed about its durability.

The plan that Borough President Cassidy has announced for the development of Newtown. Maspeth, Jamaica. Long Island City. in fact the whole borough, shows clearly that is coming in rapid strides to the Queens of powerful factor in the Greater status City. Deals in Newtown during the past three months have reached into the hundreds of and thousands of dollars.

Prices acres Newtown, Maspeth, Corona and conaround tiguous territory, are advancing in gradual healthy strides, while the tone is also and healthy. Railroad interests are closely associated with in any of the deals in Queens, and there is quite a general idea in realty this sort of capital forms an imcircles that portant part in the trading. the South market at Jamaica and adjoining sections are in than farmland prices while the far more territory north and east of Jamaica are reconsiderable attention. One deal in ceiving particular was made this past week, in the latter section, involving and a small fortune. Values in Richmond Hill, and all the land of East Woodhaven New York is on rise, while extensive Williamsburg and the Eastern District are enjoying a volume of trade that is encouronly to the investor, but the building deals among the oldaging not Broker.

Large est type a of dwellings in the vicinity of the have been made with the idea of rebridge, for both factory and residential building A cheap. but substantial type of purposes. being built in lower Willflat houses are jamsburg to accommodate the families that moving across the river from the are still crowded East Side. Many parts of Williamsabsolutely no room for growth of burg have kind except in the air, but there are any number of sites that are, and still quite a undoubtedly will give way to more commodious and modern apartments suited to a working class that is desirous of finding accommodations that are healthy and comfortable, but, within their limited means. In than one instance during the last plans have been filed for office buildmonth, ings and modern factories, indicating a congrowth of business interests in siderable this end of the borough.

Flatbush Building Enormous. Flatbush and Flatlands are making such advances in the building line that it rapid is hard to keep track of them all. Builders have been active all summer and there is no indication at present that there is to be any cessation for some time to come. Brokers are mostly busy, with big demands for rents on their lands that is difficult to satisfy. Prices for leased property are higher than they ever were before.

Many homes Are being sold daily on the instalment plan. Some builders will take no less than $1,000 cash down, but it is no difficult task to find many who will close a deal on $300, providing, of course, that the buyer is reputable. Some feeling is harshly announced that "we are above and beyond any small fry bargain but the more conservative brokers and builders consider a long time before making this statement, The idea seems to be more prevalent that, while the acreage tracts are developing very fast, there is yet sufficient reason for presenting inducements. The reason given is that the vast majority of the population of this area must be composed. of people of ordinary means.

Home buying is becoming more and more popular among the wage earning class who are not endowed by fortune with sufficient capital to purchase outright or even 10 make a large payment. said a prominent realty man recently, "it 1 his section is to be up from the class known as common people, the terms must necessarily be of manageable proportions." South Brooklyn and the territory out through Bay Ridge to Fort Hamilton is undergoing a healthy advance with much activity. While this section is not producing the sensational features to be found elsewhere. it is far from being at the foot. Building is especially active in this part of Brooklyn and trading is no less so.

The Suburbs. The fall demand for houses and lots has now commenced in the suburban wards, and the agents are now ready for all business that may come their way. Bay Ridge and Fort Hamilton are moving along and Borough Park is thriving. The last named sectien seems to be favored more than any other part of the Thirtieth Ward, and the builders are very busy. Residents in the vicinity of Sixteenth avenue want to get a better trolley service on that thoroughfare, and one builder said yesterday the residents would be better served by installing a car from Gravesend avenue, instead of from the car barns at Ninth avenue and Twentieth street.

Houses in course of erection are to be seen in every direction, and with the improving of the land west of New Utrecht avenue, from Fort Hamilton avenue to Fifty-fourth street, that end of the ward seems to be growing rapidly. The Slocum houses, in Bensonhurst, are selling well. Three were sold last week, and many more are being built. There is a big demand for houses 11. that part of Bensonhurst lying south of Seventy-ninth street, but the agents who have large tracts of land north of that street find it a difficult undertaking to sell a lot there.

They say the lack of proper transit facilities prevents the sale of the land. The section is traversed by the Sea Beach Railroad, but nothing but Coney Island express trains are operated on the line, making no stops between Thirty-sixth street and Coney Island. William G. Morrisey, one of the leading realty men of Bath Beach, suggested the other day that a railroad be constructed through either Twentieth or -first avenue, connecting with Gravesend avenue and Eighty -sixth street trolley lives, Mr. Morrisey believes a trolley line through the section is the only thing that will help sell the fine land that is there.

The Thirty-first Ward property continue to sell well, and the agents have no conplaint to make about business. In Sheepshead Bay, and, in fact, through all of the rapidly growing places in the ward, a big winter business is looked for. SOME SALES REPORTED. By Henry Zenders. SLOCUM PLACE, No.

15, nine-room and bath cottage, plot 50x100; sold for W. File to a client, NINTH STREET. No. 152, four-story double brick apartment; sold for Miss Kieley to a client. SEVENTEENTH STREET, No.

483, fourstory double brick flat; sold for M. Bauer to a client. TWELFTH STREET. Nos. 493-495-497, four-story double brick flats, all improvements; sold for Pellman to a client.

Consideration said to be $65,000. By G. P. Truslow. STUYVESANT AVENUE, No.

149, threestory and basement brown stone dwelling; sold for W. Kirkham to a client. KENT AVENUE. Nos. 541-543-545, and Nos.

2-20 Morton street, business property on southeast corner, containing 22.000 square on feet for a manufacturing site; sold for Cole to a Manhattan client. By Howard Slane. MACON STREET. Nos. 506A-508, two-story brownstone dwellings; sold for Emma Bussing, of Manhattan, to Charles E.

Gatter, jr. By E. T. Newman. FIRST STREET.

No. 436. three-story and basement brownstone dwelling; sold for the People's Trust Company, as executors the Hildebrand estate to a client. By William H. Friday, Jr.

STREET, No. 617, two-story and MONROE, dwelling: sold for Margaret Lawlor to Frederick Kenzinger, of Manbattan. GATES AVENUE. No. 838, two-story and cellar double brick building; sold for I.

Pullis to a client. JEFFERSON AVENUE, No. 878. threestory double brick house; sold for John Helmken to an investor from Manhattan. GATES AVENUE.

No. 865, two-story and cellar private dwelling; sold for E. R. Gibson to I. Frankenstein.

LEXINGTON AVENUE. No. 462, four-story double brick flat: sold for A. Weil to a client. single brick flat: sold for a client Cohn.

LEXINGTON AVENUE, No. 464, four -story GATES AVENUE. No. 937, two-story store and flat; sold for Henry Drewes to George Miller. basement GREENE brownstone AVENUE, No.

dwelling; 935, sold two-story for Isa- and bella Holke to Mary C. Devere. By GREENE story and 20x45x80; to Mary A. sideration R. C.

Talbot-Perkins. AVENUE. Nos. 359-361, threebasement brownstone dwellings, sold for the estate of Sarah Banker Tuero and Elizabeth Coyne. Confor both said to be $15,000.

By Stokes Knowles. FLATBUSH AVENUE. corner of East -fourth street, a plot fronting 72 feet; sold for the Germania Real Estate and Improvement Company to a client. SETAUKET, LONG ISLAND, a tract 914 acres; also a tract of 50 acres at Franklin Square, L. sold for the Germanla Real Estate Company to investors.

By Pierce Keefe. STREET, No. 646, two- FIFTY-EIGHTH family brick house; sold for Mary J. Lucke to a client. FIFTY -SEVENTH STREET, No.

619, twofamily brick house; Mary J. Lucke to a client. FORTY-SEVENTH STREET, No. 632, twofamily brick house; sold for M. Smith to client.

FIFTY-NINTH STREET. No. 414, twostory and basement brownstone dwelling; sold for Ida Martin to a client. FIFTY-FIFTH STREET. No.

241, one-family frame dwelling; sold for Amelia Hughes to an investor. FIFTY-SIXTH STREET, No, 424, ily brownstone dwelling; sold for Maud Berry to an investor. FIFTY-SECOND STREET. No. 433.

twofamily frame dwelling; sold for Lucille Boyd to a client. FIFTH AVENUE. No. 5405, three-story store and flat; sold for John Blohm to investor. FORTY- NINTH STREET.

No. 548, twotamily brick house; sold for Jeanette Hamill to a client. FORTY-SIXTH STREET. No. 448, twofamily brick dwelling; sold for Patrick Murphy to an investor.

FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET, No. 366, twofamily brick dwelling; sold for Albert Blanc to a client. FIFTY- FIRST STREET. No. 454, two-family brown stone dwelling; sold for John Harper to an investor.

FIFTY-THIRD STREET, No. 55, two-family brick house; sold for Morris Green to client. FIFTY- NINTH STREET, No. 429, twofamily brick dwelling; sold for Sarah Morris to a client. FIFTY-THIRD STREET, No.

558, twofamily brick house; sold for Morris Green to a client. FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET, No. 533, two- Johnson, to Home Trust Co, Sixteenth av, nr Forty-first Krimko, J. and W' I. to Lillian Petters, Christopher st.

near Riverdale Kornblum. Isaac, and Cutler to Zeltz and ano. Seventh av. cor Prospect av. Krajewski, to Oblan.

Ashford st. near Hegeman av Same to Lillian Roberts, same Langan, to Eagle and Co, Sterling place, near Brooklyn av Lucia, Lucy, and ano, to Quinian and ano. Stanley av. cor Vermont st Lucht, Marie, to Reineking, Elton st. Carolo, V.

to Title Co, Twentysecond st. Mokeler. Nellle and to same, Eighteenth st, near Fifth av Powers, Margaret, to same, East Fourteenth st, Hall. Ellz and to same, East Fourteenth st, Harrigan, to same," Hamilton av, near Henry st Kirwan, to same, Manhattan av, cor Eagle st Favilla, A and to same, Avenue cor East Twelfth st Mullen. S.

to same, McDonough st, Same to Realty Associates, same Morgan, Jennie, to Williamsburgh inge Bank. Ainslie st. near Lorimer st Melsels, Hannah, and Nettie Deutsch to same. Bergen st, Mehlman. to A Wolin and ano, Green st, Martin.

Margaretha, to Eppig Brewing Co. St Nicholas av. cor Hart st Same to Windsteln. same Mokeler. J.

to Kate A Righter. lots 471. etc, Massiam, Adele, to Krezentia' Baumann, Harman Newell, Mary, to Rosenblath, Engert av, Poppe, to Minnie Barlow, Miller av, cor Arlington av Poppe, to Eagle and Co, Miller av. cor Arlington av Polstein, S. and Adella Fredel, to Hassin, Walton st, Pearlman, to A' Clapp, Thirteenth st.

Melchionne, and Castro, to Sarah Wulff, Bedford av, Milgram, to same, Dumont av, cor Chester st Reineking. J. to Lawyers Mort Co. Rutland road. near Rogers av.

correction mortgage Randall. V. to Germania I Co, Dekoven court. Same to Title Co. same Rosenberg, and B.

Grossman to Pulman, Seventh av, Sheinhouse, Rosie. to German Savings Bank, Lee av. Straub, A. to I Sec Co. Cook st, near Morrell st.

Same to Amelia Gleitze, Liberty av. cor. Hendrix, et Simonelli. C. to' Falco.

No 12 Const Schauff, to Bond and Mort Guar Co, Franklin av, cor Monroe Sandman. H. to Melissa Price, Macon st. Segal. a G.

and Goldenberg to Belfer and ano, Boerum st. Schenkler, P. to Title and Co, Bergen st, nr Rockaway Schwartz, to Stattman, Clinton Shelnhouse, Rosie, to Caroline Weinberg, Lee av, nr Middleton Thielmann. M. to Engel.

Broadway, near Lewis av Wegelln, C. to A Hastings, Second Av, nr Fifty-eighth Wenz, to Title and Co, Hancock st, Assignments of Mortgages. SEPTEMBER 22. Bernstein, Jennie, to Elsie Humberg Bernstein, A N. to Geo Straub Beatty, F.

to Cornwell, admin, A Cornwell, 2 assts Coe, to Lizzie Coombs, trustee, to Elizabeth Dell Eliz, to Title Ins Co of Fithean, to Harriet Hamilton Bond Mort Co to Jennie Woodhull Hillman, to Title Jaffe, to Steinfeld Johuson, to Kelly, to Kelly, J. to same, 2 Klan, A. to Cropsey Moehring, Eliz, to Christina Vossler Mendelson, to Mechanics Goldman, S. to same Pelcyger, F. to A Prospect Realty Co, to Alice Redmond, to A Schlikeman Rooney, Mary ano.

exrs, to Mary Rooney Alice Roche, F. to Cecelia Reiss, to Title Ins Co of Raynor, Florence, to Eliza A Same to Hammann. Saladino, J. tc Steinfeld. L.

to Jaffe Title Co, to Coombs, Whitlock, Mary to Julia C. Carroll Conveyances. SEPTEMBER 22. ANTHONY ST, 382.6 Emmons av, rung 118.3 to Dooley's lane 5 35 124 to st 35, Samuel Decker to William Reitman, mort $1,500........ BAY THIRTY-THIRD ST, 420 ft Benson av, 60x96.8, Wm Smith to Patk Walsh and James Coveney BERGEN ST.

F. 180 ft Nostrand av. 20x107, Emily Johnson to Seth Johnson Align Two-Family Residence. No. 424 Fifty-sixth street, sold to Pierce Keefe, broker, for Maud E.

Berry, to a client. This. style of dwelling is in demand. BERGEN ST, 159 ft Utica av, runs 100 22.3 9 25 39.3 125 to at xe 17, Chas A Hanson to James Dunn nom BEDFORD AV. 161.10 Myrtle av.

25x100, Adolph Wulff, jr, and ano, exrs Adolph Wulff, to Raffaele Melchiona and Thomas Castro 5,750 BOERUM ST. 9 9. 70 ft Graham av, 50x100, Samuel Flash et al to Geo Segal and Leon Goldenberg, mort $11.500 nom BERGEN ST, 8, 191.7 Classon AV. 24x131, Charlotte Ley to Hannah Meisees and Nettle. Deutsch, val cons and 100 BARBEY ST.

6, 160 ft Livonia av, 40x100, Frank Van Winkle to Frank A Lane. mort omitted CHESTNUT 9, 1076 ft Fifth st. 25x150, Ellen Lennon to David Haber nom CLIFTON PLACE. 9. 375 ft Bedford AV.

25x100, Sarah Gaffney to Herman Hertzberg. George Magrill, Harry Gilbert and Wm Liflander, morts $3.800 nom CLINTON ST. 8. 150 ft Centre st, Nathan Doniger to Harris Schwar.z, Y. mort $1,800....

nom DECATUR ST. 8, 160 ft Bushwick av. 30x100. Estella King to Frank Bennett nom DE ROVEN COURT. 100 ft East Fourteenth st.

40x105, John Corbin Co. to Edwd Randall and wife nom ELTON ST. 5. 321.7 Sutter av, 5x 81.6, Emma wife Emil Reineking to Marie wife John Leicht, mort $1,700... nom EIGHTH ST.

9, 397 ft Fifth av. 90. Charles Kronthal to Edwin Ensell. and. wife, mort $2.000 nom ELEVENTH ST.

8, 207.6 Third av. 18.9x100. Thomas Jensen to Jennie Nolan nom EAST THIRTY ST, 260 ft A Avenue C. 40x100. Luemma Burroughs to David Stewart nom EAST FOURTEENTH ST.

190 ft Avenue 50x100. John Corbin Co to Ellz wife Henry Hall. nom EAST NINETY SECOND ST. being 13, block 8117. map Rugby, Jane McKelth.

widow, to John MeKeith 1,600 EAST THIRTEENTH ST. N. 200 ft Avenue 40x100, John Corbin Co to Ruth. wife John nom ENGERT AV. n.

26.6 Humboldt st. 33.3x83.6, Daniel Rosenblath to Mary Newell, mort $6.500 nom EAST THIRTY FIFTH ST. 260 ft Avenue L. 40x100, Emma Foreman to Augusta Anderson nom EAST THIRTEENTH ST. being lots 18, 19 and 20.

block 6.742, map the Lindens. Anton Anderson to Jennie Moore nom ELDERT ST. 290 ft Central AV. 20x100. Adolf Kanner to Lottie Weiss, mort $2,490 nom ELDERT ST.

an me property, Lottie Wet a Sarah nom EAST 'CENTH ST. 100 ft Avem. Corbin Co to Marat rife Gen A nom EAST EIGATEENTH ST. 140 ft Avenue 40x160. John Storer to Wm Minor and Leonidas noin EAST TWENTY- -FIRST ST.

194 ft Albemarle road, 43x100, Andrew Kellock to Marie Kellock, all noth EAST NEW YORK AV. 8 a. 61.11 East. Ninety-eighth st, 20.5x127.11x20% 12,800 1,000 4,000 900 1.000 8,160 1,245 425 2,250 2,000 5,000 3,500 2,000 18,000 4,000 1,200 1,000 3,000 500 owner, Foster avenue and East Sixteenth street; E. Driesler, architect, 13 Willoughby street.

NEWKIRK AVENUE, south side, 54.9 west East Seventeenth street, similar tenement; cost $12,000. Owner and architect same as last. MIDWOOD STREET. south side, 234.6 west Kingston avenue, one story frame dwelling, 20x 26. one family; cost $400.

P. Congenter, owner, on premises; A. McLean, architect, 883 East Thirty-fifth street. BELMONT AVENUE. north side.

25 feet east Watkins street, are story frame storage. 30x17; cost $1,700. W. Winshousky, owner, 181 Watkins street; F. Buchar, architect, 1778 Pitkin avenue.

BATH AVENUE. south side, 15 feet east Bay Twentleth street, two story frame store and dwelling. 19x55, one family; cost $4,000. T. Domenico, owner.

806 Fulton street; H. L. Spicer, architect, 5522 Fifth avenue, AVENUE northwest corner East Thirteenth street, two story and attic frame dwelling, 26x42, one family, shingle roof; cost $7,000. Baur, owner, 446 East Twenty-fourth street; B. Driesler, architect.

13 Willoughby street. WELLINGTON COURT, south side, 160 feet west East Seventeenth street, similar dwelling, 26x36; cost $5,000. T. B. Ackerson Construction owner, Coney Island avenue and Avenue A.

W. Pierce, architect, 1127 Flatbush avenue, THIRD AVENUE. east side, 100 feet north Eighty-first street, two three story brick stores and dwellings, 20x50, two families; cost $16,000. S. E.

Coflin, owner, 1470 Bedford avenue: A. McLean, architect. 883 East Thirty-fifth street, NEW YORK AVENUE, west side, 620 feet south Clarendon road. two two story frame dwellings, 20x50, two familles; cost $1,000. E.

Elliott, owner, 310 Clarendon road. EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET, west side, 55 feet south Waldorf court, two story and attic frame dwelling, 27x40, one famlly, shingle root, steam heat; cost $5,000. T. B. Ackereon Construction owner, Coney Island avenue and Avenue A.

W. Pierce, 1127 Flatbush avenue, EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET. west side, 140 feet south Avenue similar dwelling. 26x36; cost $5.000. Owner and architect same As last.

EAST SEVENTEENTH similar STREET. dwelling. east 27x36; side, cost 400 feet south Avenue G. $6.000. Owner and architect same as side, 510 last.

EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET. east feet south Avenue G. similar dwelling. 27x40; cost Owner and architect same 88 last. $6.000.

Alterations. SEPTEMBER 21. STREET. southeast corner of Mesefive story and basement brick extenLEONARD role street, sion. 50x70, 91 Meserole factory: street; H.

Vollweiler, archicost $20.000. J. Werbelovsky, owner. tect. SHORE 696 ROAD.

southeast avenue. corner of Seventy-fifth Bushwick and a half story frame extension. 23.6 street, $1.500. T. Rosecrane, owner, 315 Seventh two x18: cost H.

Pohlman, architect, 6005 Fifth avenue, avenue: REAL ESTATE RECORDS Mechanics' Liens. SEPTEMBER 22. av. No 375. 50 ft Christopher Blake, 25x100.

Morris Babich agt Louis Lev275.00 inson Fifteenth st, 5, 222.10 Third, av, Alex McGregor agt Metz50x100. and Richard Neames 100.00 inger Washington av, Nom 651 and 653. Daniel 9, 69 ft St Mark's av. 50x100, Leonard agt Benjamin Goldfarb 44.07 Judgments. SEPTEMBER 22.

Thos E-City of 86.85 Abrams. Matthew B-C A Wilson 87.29 Byrnes, Bowman. Wm F--Elisha Fort 200.19 Durning. Chas JC Cohen 114.53 178.09 George. -Burr Houston Hargous, Peter A--S Hobach Printing and 78.10 Kerby.

Joseph W--Guide 26.99 Pub Co Kosman, Kollatede, Joseph-0 Alfred A G-Zucker Levitt Rosalsky 162.91 Loeb Co 92.11 Lendono, Vincenzo--R A Rendich 69.40 McDonald. Donald--E Deemer and 326.85 Marling, Geo B- Nettle Clark 59.40 Palmer, Anna A and Geo W- Realty Trust 1,330.40 Short, -M Kist 29.63 Simpson, Chas A (marshal City of Y)- C. Froeb 147.40 Shadbolt, Robert J-J A Burr et 125.57 78.83 Tonrei, Lindero-W Brown and Walton, Clarence- R. Taylor 25.01 Woodruff. Marta AT- Lent 69.40 Mortgages.

SEPTEMBER 22. Arcoksfly, J. Dahl, and Linwood st. Sixth 3,400 Alberto, to Re ano, av, 1,300 Ammon. Annie, to Lawyers Title Ins Trust Co.

Sixteenth st, 3,250 Maniscolco. Lorimer G. to same, Megerole near st 5,600 Nolan, Jennie. to same. Eleventh and st, 2,300 Abels Gold Realty Co to Title Co, -frat et, 700 Butler.

B. to Guilmartin, Twelfth av. near Sixty -seventh st 2,127 Blaber, Ellen M. to Annie Fogan, Fiftyfourth st, near Fifth av 675 Bergen, Matilda and Fannie Kilngenhofer, to Bush, Seventy -third st, 1,750 Barnett. L.

to Andressen. Sixtieth st. near Thirteenth av 500 Clayton. Harriet to Lawyers near Title Ins Trust Co. Buffalo av.

Atlantic ALV $1,000 Chainowitz. to Mechanics Bank, Wyona. st. 2,500 Cicero. G.

to Greater Saves Bank. Fourteenth at, near Fifth av 1,500 De Giovani, P. to Merman, Pacific st, 533 Dix. Almira and R. to Nichols, Union st.

near Seventh AV 2,400 Doheny. Ellen to Palmer, Hancock st, near Ralph av 2,150 Esche, Franzieka, to Meta Klostermann, Halsey st, 400 Ensell. to Rasch, Eighth at, 2,000 Elliott, F. to Pratt et al Skillman st, 2,900 Ericksen, Nathalie, to Elite Walther, West Ninth st, 1,500 Egolf, Ruth. and to Lott and ano, exte, East Thirteenth st.

5,800 Fuchs, A to Fannie Falk. Fifth av. corner Forty-fifth st 4.000 Freifeld, Fanny, and ano, to Kiendl, Pitkin av. cor Ashford st, 3 5,050 Friefeld, Fanny, and ano, to same, Pitkin av. cor Ashford st.3 12,050 Goodman.

M. to Esther Chapman, Metropolitan av, 2,000 Gegenhelmer. to Krebs, East Third st. near Av 3.000 Greenwald. Samuel, to Bridget and O'Neill, North Seventh st.

2,500 Goodman, Rebecca, to 'Steinfeld and AND. Pitkin aLV. cor Elton st 1.500 Goodman, S. and M. to Fame, Logan at.

7.423 G'eishoff Josephine R. and to Louise 8 Baker, Fifty st. 2,150 Halt. Ellz and J. Ir.

to Germania and Imp Co, Cast Fourteenth at, 2,300 Powers, Margaret and to same, East Fourteenth st. 2,400 Haber, 10 Spencer. Chestnut st, near Fifth At 2,600 Harrigan, and T. to Jane A Tumaity, Second place. 600 Hammond.

Della, Peoples Trust Co, exor, Henry st, 4,300 1,800 5,000 5,400 3,000 1,000 600 6.840 400 1,200 4,000 20,000 4,000 2.650 5,000 2,000 2,500 2,000 3,500 1,400 32,000 2,700 4,000 4.630 900 2,300 12,000 1,000 2,500 3.000 nom nom nom 350 3.000 400 nom 2,650 675 350 500 500 1,800 nom 800 5,000 1,550 nom 4,000 1,850 nom 600 2.000 2,500 964 nom 3.000 1.500 onm nom nom 124.2. Augustus Gardner to Remsen Realty Co, Katharina Stecher, Sophie Bohnet, Gilbert and Lucy A FIFTY-NINTH ST, 8, 240 ft Fourth av. 60x100.2, Alexander Shlikerman to Harris Nevin, mort $800... FOURTEENTH ST. 8 8, 537.10 Fourth av.

37.10x91.8x37.10x92.8, Jennie Gould to Mary, Andrew Moreland, mort $900 FIFTY-THIRD ST. 9 5. 325 ft Fourteenth av, 50x100, Helene Duensing. widow. to Matilda, wife Frederick Meyer -FIRST ST.

5, 200 ft Fifth av, 25x100.2, Bela Buell to Abels Gold Realty Co FIFTY-FOURTH ST. S. 325 ft Fourteenth av, 50x100.2, Helene Duensing. widow. to Josephine wife Henry Glashoff FIFTY-FOURTH ST, 325 Josephine ft Fourteenth av, 50x100.2, Glashoff to Harry Koehe, mort $2,750 FIFTY-NINTH ST, 8 5.

360 ft Third av, 20x100.2, Andrew Onderdonk to Alexander Shlikerman FIFTY -SEVENTH ST. 340 ft a Fifth av. 40x100.2, Harris Nevin to John Redmond and wife, morts $3.250......... -SECOND ST. 5, 120.3 Ninth av.

40x100.2, Cella Golding to Chas Peterson and wife GATES AV, s. 65 ft Sumner av, 20x 100, Abraham Epstein to John Stockhetmer and wife, mort $7,000........ GLENMORE AV. cor Logan st. 100 x90.

Janie Gascoine et al and as exrs James Gascolne to United American Realty Co HENDRIX ST, 8, 225 ft Blake av, 50x100, Frank Van Winkle to Frank A Lane HENDRIX ST, 305 ft Fulton st, 35x85, Fredk Rourke to Herman Trunk, mort $4,000 HUMBOLDT ST, 9, 469 ft Meeker 'av, 22x102, Frank Hassin to Annie all lieng HARRISON AV. 23 ft Gwinnett st. 22x100, Louis Koritzer et al to Harry Mehr, mort HULL ST. 160 ft Rockaway aV. 17x100.

Heinrich Metzger to Adolph HALSEY ST. 9 190 ft Central Metzger, mort $2,500 av. 18x100, Meta Kloetermann to Franziska Esche, morts HENRY ST, 8, 14 ft Congress st. 14.11x80, People's Trust Co, exr Mary De Witt, to Delia HANCOCK ST. 8 e.

140 ft Stuyvesant av. 20x100, Realty Associates to Michael Wenz HANCOCK ST, 250 ft Reid av. 18.9 x100, Cynthia Wright to Ellen wife Cornelius Doheny, mort $4.000...... HARMON ST, 180 ft Evergreen av. 20x100, Kiezentia Baumann to Adele Massiana HAMBURG AV.

25 ft Hart st, 25x109, Calagero Rabeto to Sebastian Rabeto, his wife, morts $8,500... JEROME ST, s. 100 ft Arlington av, 25x95. Helen Pickering to Anna Leinfelder, mort $450...... LEE AV.

9, 25. ft Middleton st. 25x85, Gleitze to Rosie Sheinhouse, mort $5,000 LOTS 827 to 829. 839 to 842. map Homecrest, Harbor and Suburban Bldg and Savings Assn to John and Anthony Favilla LOTS 471 to 476.

492 to 496, block 15, map 1197 lots Wm Ziegler, Kate A Righter to Wm Mokeler LOTS 267 to 274 and 276 to 206, map land Daniel Richards, Alice Blake to City Real Estate Co, val cons LOGAN ST. 90 ft Sutter av, rung 100 220 40 90 to Belmont av 60 to Fountain av 400 to Sutter av 200 to st 90, Louis Steinfeld to Samuel and Max Goodman, morts $12,823, val cons and LOGAN ST. S. 330 ft Hegeman st, 80x100: Atkins av, 195 ft 11 Stanley ave 20x100: Atkins AV, 115 ft 8 Stanley av. 20x100, Otto Singer to Juliug Strause and Samuel LEE AV.

s. 25 ft Middleton st, 25x80, Rosie Shelnhouee to Ray Goldinger and Morris Sheinhouse, morts $9,800 LOTS 267 to 274 and 278 to 306, map land Daniel. Richard and John Webber, Boston. Mass, to Alice Blake, pt, val cons and MACON ST, 317.6 Patchen aV, 19.2x100, Mellssa Price to Herman Sandman McDONOUGH ST, 9, 225 ft Reid av, 18.8x100, Realty Associates to Samuel A Muller MALBONE ST. 9, 121.8 Albany av, 38.4x127.9x59.2x129.6, Micheal Kelly to Alice Kiely MANHATTAN AV.

9 cor Eagle st, 25x 100. Jeremiah Kirwan to Adolph Roth and wife, morts $23.000 MYRTLE AV. 9, 275 ft Marcy av, runs 90 35.6 65 to av 25, Minnie Krefetz to Rachael Stone, part, all title, all liens 75. Louisa Miller to Diedrich MILLER AV. 5 cor A Arlington av, 20x Poppe, morts $4,000 METROPOLITAN AV.

50.6 Lorimer st, 24.6x86, Esther Chapman to Goodman METROPOLITAN AV. 9. 50.6 Lorimer st. 24.6x86, Max Goodman to Chas I' Mandel B'KLYN MANHATTAN BEACH LAND, south cor of the Kings County sewer, contains 778-10000 acres; same lands at the east cor thereof, contains 1024-10000 acres; Utica av, cor land above contains 1 753-10000 acres, Greater New York Development Co to Stuyvesant Real Estate SAME PROPERTY, release mort, Cornelug Ditmars to Greater New York Development Co NORTH NINTH ST. 8, 200 ft Fourth av, 25x100, John Roos, an heir John Roos.

to Cath Roos, 1-3 part mort $1,500 NORTH SEVENTH ST. 116.4 Driggs av. runs 75 15.11 25 50 9 100 33.8, John O' Nelll to Samuel Greenwald ORIENT AV. 100 ft Olive st, 20x100, Juliue Brimke to William Irvine, mort $5,100 PARK PLACE, 9, 213 ft Rochester av. runs to land Samuel Garretson to Park place to beg, Melvin Brown to Edmund PROSPECT PARK WEST.

9, 75.4 Montgomery place, runs ne24xnw89xsw 23.11xse90, Wm Gilmore to Adeline O' Donobue PACIFIC ST, 9, 216.8 Rockaway av, 16.8x100, Barnet Mirman and Samuel PARK AV. 9, 438.4 Marcy av, 50x80, Cohen, 2-3 part, 2-3 mort Louis Krupitzky to Mary and Lena Tuschak, mort $12,600 PITKIN AV. 9 cor Ashford st. 60x90, Cath Kerr to Fanny Freifeld and Joseph Stromwasser PACIFIC 8, 233.4 Rockaway av, 16.8x100, Morris Cohen et al to Pletro De Giovanni and wife, mort $1,367 PITKIN AV. 5 9, 20 ft Montauk av.

80 x90, Janie Gascoine et al and as exrs James Gascolne to United American Co PITKIN, AV. game 8 cor Milford st, 40x90, ROCHESTER, AV. 94.5 cor Park 39.7 place. runs 90 to AV 21.7 90 10.9 201 127.9 to place 291, Edmund Wright to Ellen and Geo Lamb. mort $3.250 RUTLAND ROAD, 8 422 ft Rogers av, 23x100, Wm Reineking to Edmund Lawrence and wife, mort $1,000.........

RUTLAND ROAD. 280 ft Nostrand av 40x100, Emilie Brewster to Adelbert Long, mort $3,000. ROCHESTER AV. cor Park pl, runs 106.11 94.5 39.9 90 to av 21.7 90 10.9 201 114.8 81.11 38 to pl. 212.11.

William Reynolds to Edmund Wright SIXTEENTH ST, 9. 90 ft Fourth av, 20x100. Henry Philipowsky to Annie Ammon SKILLMAN ST. 8, 256.10 Willoughby av, 19.6x80, Hugh Reynolds to Geo Elliott STANLEY AV. cor Vermont av, runs 237.2 20.11 to New Jersey av 209.5 to Stanley av 200.

Maurice Quinlan to Lucy Lucia and Ignazio Loncao ST NICHOLAS AV. 50 ft Troutman at. 25x95, Edward Roche to Cella Hill SECOND PLACE, 221.6 Court st, 21.5x100, A Tumalty to Michael and Daniel Harrigan, mort $3,500...... ST NICHOLAS AV. 11 cor Hart st, 90, Marx Windstein to Margaretha Martin -SEVENTH ST.

9 280 ft Nineteenth av. 60x100, Mary Hough to Cromwell Macy, mort $400.. SEVENTY-FOURTH ST. Martha 480 ft Tenth AV. 80x100.

Reeve to Lundbeck SIXTIETH ST. 8, 400 ft Thirteenth av. 20x100, Domenico Malito to Louis Barnett SEVENTY THIRD ST. 8, 380 ft Fourth AV. 20x100, Wesley Bush to Matilda A Bergen and Fannie Klingelhoffen.

mort $3,250 THIRTEENTH ST. 277.10 Sixth av. 25x100. Arthur Clapp, Passale, J. to Samuel Pearlman, mort $1.750 TWENTY -SECOND ST.

8 9, 375 ft Fourth av. 25x100, John Westenberger to Vincerzo Carolo and wife THIRTY SEVENTH ST. 6 429.1 Eighth av. 25x100.2, John Maguire to LIlF Harrigan TAYLOR ST. we 150.2 8 Lee av.

20.8x100, Samuel Chinman to Joseph Kissner and Louts Roseman, mort $6.600 UNION ST. s. 195 ft Hoyt st, 20x 90. James Gammell to Winnie, wife James Gammell, mort $3.500........... WTONA ST.

8, 100.5 a Liberty AV. 50x 100. Thomas Olive, to Hyman Chaimovitz NINTH ST. 9. 158.6 Columbia 25x100, James Dannaher to WEST st, John Muldoon WASHINGTON AV.

WE. St Mark's AV. 26x63.2, Edward Grotecloss to Mary L. Perkina, mort $6,000.. WALTON ST.

0 8, 100 ft Marcy runs 50 a 100 8 61.1 24 79.6, Frank Hassin to Samuel Polstem and Adella Fredel. morts QUEENS BOROUGH. Mortgages, SEPTEMBER 22. Goldie, toM ax Moskovitz, lots Aronowitz. 109.

110. map heirs Southwick Hibbard, Linden Billharz. L.eob. to William Washington Hamilton. Randal av.

100 ft place, 30x100. Corona Dippold. George, to Alois Reles, Tenth st. 5 cor Fourth av. College Point Dennler, Mary to Cord Meyer and ano, exors, Tenth st.

200 ft Whitney av. 50x100, Elmhurat Dayton, Wilson. to Waldo Smith. Bay Side boulevard, 5, 200 ft 9 Second nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom 1,100 nom nom omitted nom nom nom 4,000 nom 5,300 nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom 100 100 nom nom 4,500 nom nom nom nom nom 6,150 omitted omitted nom 3,000 1,400 nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom $300 nom nom nom nom nom nom 500 $1,000 1,500 2,800 700 700 16,000 300 1,000 800 1,000 1,500 1,000 1,300 1,000 657 1,500 1,000 850 1,250 non non $1,200 10 100 8,250 nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom $100 3,000 3,900 7,600 400 nom 450 nom nom 100 10 10 nont nom. 5 non nom 10 10 10 nom 100 nom nom nom nom nom 1,050 4,250 nom nom nom 250 150 nom nom 600 Photo.