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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 190C.

19 Frederick Schwab, Emil. to 0c lift 8 4.000 niann, Locltwoou st, RELIGION THE SOLUTION 1,000 1 REAL ESTATE RECORDS, gineer. dated September 13, lfieti. to the end that progress may be made on both of said plans that will enable the commission finally to decide which of them will ultimately be the more feasible." On the roll call Chairman Orr, Mayor it; says join mm AT EARLIEST MOMENT (For Sales and other Uta 8 6,00 3,000 l.ROO 1,050 New Buildings. SEPTEMBER 19.

i EAST 8EVENTENKTH ST, a. 340 foot euth Avenue two stnry and attic frame dwelling, 24x36, one family; cost $4,500. T. D. No Use for Men Nowadays Who Go to Church Sunday and Steal a RailroadWonday.

Rapid Transit Commission to Proceed With Preliminary Steps. Witliarasburgh, Rutledge st, near Lea av McQuade, Kate, to Title Co, Sixty-second st, near Fourth av Engelhardt Real Estate Co to Home Title Ins Co. Beverley road, nr East Sixteenth st Maggio, and ano, to Oscar Sherman, Prospect place, McBurnie, Jennie to A Jummel, East Fifteenth st," near Avenuo Mederer, to Brommer and ano, exors, Doscher st Same to same, same prop Mulr, A C. to Title Co, Prospect av, near Greenwood Same to same, Ocean Parkway, near Colon av Norman, and wife to Gertrude Hogan, East Eleventh st, near Hlo- cum place O'Connor, Rebecca, to same, Herkimer st, near Howard av Perlmun, Isaac, to Rubin, Dean st, Riley, Llllle to Henrietta Johnst St Mark's av, Reese, to A De Baun, Wuvcrly av, near Mvrtle av Rospmvarke, M. to Title Co, st, near Myrtle av O'Brien.

Rose, to same. Ninth st. near Eighth air Stewart, Eliza and to Brooklyn Trust Co, Flushing av, near Bedford! av Rudolph. A I. to East New York Mr.

1 dyard and Controller Metz voted together in favor of the resolution. Mr. Starin and Mr. Smith voted ill the negative. The Condition of Fulton Street.

Mayor McClcll.ui then presented a number of which he had received concerning the condition of Kulton street. Chairman Orr nuci more arose, and, in a speech, said that from personal observation ho was convinced that the situation had been considerably exaggerated. He said that the contractors were doing they possibly could to relieve tho situation, which, he declared, was an extremely difficult, one. The contractors, he said, always had tho interests of tne nor. all etc 00m LIVINGSTON ST, also Elm place, all interest in the street or place in front of property of grantee herein, Huph Willuughby to Frederick Lueser Co 5'jO LEND ROAD, cor East Forty-second st.

0I. 5x90.Tl. 9x90. Frank Lang to Jacob Gcugel et at nom LIVINGSTON ST. between Bond and Film place.

Fulton place, between Fulton si and Livingston. Elm place, between Fulton and Livingston si, extending building line said Elm pi, John Kuhn to Frederick Looser Cou all title to land in the streets noin LIVINGSTON ST. between Elm placa and Bund st, all title to land in streets, New York Life Ins Trust Co, trustees, to John Kuhn 250 LINCOLN AV. s. 2S0 ft Sutter av, 20xiuo Clay Realty Co to Max Cohen 350 LENOX ROAD, cor East Thirty-seventh st tins loO.

Julia Meny to Harrv Hine Dom LIVINGSTON ST, s. 4.1 Elm place. 25x93.5, all interest in atreel. Samuel Rockwell et al to John Kuhn 10) LIVINKSTON ST. same property, Mary Pope et al to same 00 MANHATTAN AV, s.

25 ft Jackson St. 25x100, Joseph Scbacfcr to Francesco Clbelli, nmrt $700 nom MARCY AV, No 84. Joseph De Long to Green berg Rtalty Co nom MERMAID AV, cor West Tweuty-iourth st. Joseph Belzarinl to Peter Wolz nom MEEKER AV, s. 60.1 Monitor st, 25.6x122.

lx2SxloO.I. Andrew Swit-zer to Joseph and Margt Mc-Greckin, mort $7,500 tiom NICHOLS AV. ISO ft Union Grand av 25k100, I City Schmidt, Paul C. to John Hartmann, lot 9, Thurston's Creek, e. Springfield Smith.

Virginia and others tn Title Guar Co, Fulton st, s. UHi Canal st. 55x98.2, Jamaica Samo to William Juring. Fulton st a 106 Canal st, 55x182, Jamnlni Tierney, Mary, to Mary J. -n and nther exrs.

Flushing ave, 547.3. a Rapelgca st, 25.5x152 5, I Vaiu ursa, Frank, to Margaret Man-'Fon, Third ave, 100 a Pierce ave, 50x100, I. City Assignments of Mortgages, September 20. Eastern District Savings Bank to Colonial Heights Co Sam to same Same, to same Same (o samo Sumo to same Same lo same Same to same Grampp, Frederick, and others, to Fredcrlclt Oschmann Kaplan, John, and others, to Mm Ua Blum and others Same to same S'loniowltz, David, and others, to Morltz Blum Title Guar Co to James Carpenter, Jr, adm Conveyances. SEPTEMBER 20.

Anderson, John to Alfred Dar, Eighteenth st. 2126 Eleventh av, 6x150, WhlPstpne Blake, Luclla, to Theodore Archer, Park av, 250 ft a Highland av. LOOP AND SUBWAY PLANS. Mcdowell and cadman talk. nom nom nom nom nom nom nom 3,000 nom 1,050 1M 3,000 Mayor Suggests City Operation When Told That B.

B. T. Would Not Change Equipment. Tell Christian Endeavoiers at EallJJ What a Christian Life Means. owner; u.

Xriessler, 23 WUloughby street, architect. EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET, east sld. 420 feet auuth Avenue similar dwelling; coat $4,500. Owner and architect samo ua last. EAST THIRTY-NINTH STHEET.

north aide, 217.6 north Avenue twu story and attic frame dwelling, two fu-uiilles; cbt Hilda Peterson, 667 Degraw street, owner; architect aajne ns triat. EIGHTY-SIXTH STREET, south side. 3:0 fftet west Second avenue, two story and attic frame dwelling, 26x55, two families; cost $4,200. J. R.

Irons, 170 Eighty-eighth street, owner. EIGHTIETH STREET, south side. 191 feet east Fourth avenue, two story and attic frame dwelling, 22x47, two families; cost $3, (too. S. Bennett Fourth avenue and Eightieth street, owner; H.

L. Spicer. Sixty-ninth street and New Utrecht avenue architect. HALE AVENUE, east side, south of Fulton street, thirteen two story brick dwell-InRS, 20x53, two families; total cost $52,000. F.

Elerman. 185 Warwick street, owner; C. Inlander, Ii634 Atlantic avenue, architect. FIFTEENTH AVENUE, west side. 50 feet north Sixty-ninth street, two thre story brick stores and dwellings.

two families: total $10,000. A. Verano, 6520 New Utrecht ave-nft, owner; H. L. splcer, Sixty-ninth street and New Utrecht avenue architect.

SIXTEENTH AVENUE, west side, 40 feet1 $3,500 property owners in mind, and that they had given him personal assurance that the pavement would be replaced and the debris cleared away at the earliest possible moment. The construction of the subway, since the original plans were changed and it was made a four-track aft nil-, Mr. Orr said, made the work more difficult-, and he hoped that the merchants would bear with the commission. "Is there any truth in the report that certain merchants have been favored by having tho street in front of their places cleared to tho discrimination of other 3.500 2.0UU Tho Rapid Transit Commission at the meeting yesterday afternoon adopted a resolution to proceed at once to take the necessary preliminary steps for the construction of tho proposed elevated loop, as' well as the system of subways to connect tho Williamsburg and Brooklyn bridges. The session was one of the av, 20x100, Nathan Ginsburg et al Savings Bank.

Howard av, nr Blake av Shapiro, and ano to Roth, Thames st, Speiser, E. to Roth, Thames st, Sahdala, A S. and wife, to Title and Co. Nostrana avy nr Clark-sun st Stephen, to McLaughlin Real Estate Co, lot 173, etc. Greenwood on the Parkway.

Simpson, jr, to Louisa Wauke and ano, latbushav, nr Avenue Silberberg, to Passman, Wyona merchants?" asked the Mayor. most stirring that has been held in the history of commission and Controller Mr. Orr said that ho had heard the report, too, but investigation proved It to be fals. Mctz spoke his mind on the Brooklyn transportation problem in a manner which made tho members of tho commission sit up and tako notice that their dilatory tactics must cense and that some medium must be provided at tho 2,000 500 south Sixty-ninth street, similar building; cost A. De Faleo, Sixty-seventh street and Twelfth avenue, owner; architect same as last.

EAST EIGHTH STREET, east side, 100 feet south Montgomery street, two story and attic frame dwelling, 17x2S. one famllv; cost $5,000. H. R. Hawkins.

221 Stratford road, owner. LOGAN STREET, east side, R5 fept north Atlantio avenue, two story brick oflice and shops. 51x47.4; cost tfS.OOO. City of New York water Department, owner; W. E.

Parlitt, contractor. 2 Court street. SUTTER AVENUE, northwest comer Osborn street, five thre story brick stores and dwellings, 20x43, two families; total cost $30,000. 8. Samoer and S.

Kaufman, owners. 50 Thatford avenue; S. Millman. architect, 1773 Pitkin avenue. THIRTY-KINTH STREET, north side.

100 feet east Twelfth avenue, two similar buildings. 20x50; tntal cost $10,000. Silzer L.and Improvement Company, owner, 1216 Thirty-sixth street: J. "Walsh, architect, '4 Court square. SOUTH NINTH STREET, south side.

102 feet e.ist Marry avenue, two six story brick tenements, 50x102.7, thirty families; total cost C. Goell. owner. 6u4 Sutter avenue; 8. SaFS, architect, 23 Park row.

Manhattan. WEST THIRD STREET, east side. 110.8 2,300 et, near rieimom Siciliano, to Title Co, Hudson av, near Sands st Scupnrl, td sunie, Union st, near Third av Thomson, to Ginsburg and ano, Nichols av, near Union av Troupp, and ano, to Kobre, New York av, Testa, and wife, to Gugen-helm and wife. Pine st, Paine to same, samo prop, Toscano, P. to Heymann, Grand st, Same to Mary A Regan, same prop Ullmann.

Tillie, to Hlda Nyman, Fortieth st. Van Dyke. A N. to Title Co, land of Williamson, near land of Wycoff Vose, Sara L. to Dime Savgs Bank, Decatur st, nr Sumner av Welsman.

to Richman, East Fifteenth st. near Avenue U. 2 Wolz, to Balzarini. Mermaid av, near Twenty-fourth st Welnstein. Henrietta, to Melster, Pulaski st, nar Stuyvesant nv Same to Title Co, same Assignments of Mortgages.

SEPTEMBER 20. Ahrcns, L. and ano. to Margt to John Thomson, mort $2,800, val cons and 100 NEW YORK AV, 26.7 Avenue 40x100, Tillie Mashln to Elizabeth Lakin nom NOLL ST, 100 ft Bremen st, 25 X100; Noll st, 150 ft Evergreen av, 50x100, Realty Associates to Benjamin Burstein nom NINETIETH ST, 8, 79.6 a Third av, runs 33 47.3 a 36,4 45, Emily Brown to "Mary A Graham, mort $5oo nom NOSTRAND AV, 20 ft Avenue BOx 100, Fro I sen berg to charlotte Isenberg, his wife, mort $5,000 100 NEW YORK AV, 195 ft Church av, 27x100. Sarah Fogetoun to William Troupp and ano, mort $2,500 nom NICHOLS AV, J40 ft Havens place, 20x100, Nathan Crushing and Hyman Moss to Susan A Glover, mort $2,800 1 nom PINE ST, 300.7 Fulton at, 2bx 118.2x20x119.

1, Otto Gugenheim to tite-fano Testa and wife nom PIERRE PO ST, 8 8, 179 ft Hlrks st, 2nxloft, chas Davidson to Edith BruJT, val vnna and 10f- PULASKI ST, 125 It Nostrand av, 47.lOxSO.4x7ti.6x7: DiaiA Boerum al. exra Folkert It Boerum, to Joseph Sample, correction deed 5,500 SIXTIETH ST, 8 280 ft Seventeenth av, 120x200 to Sixty-first st, Geo Foyer and wife to Michael Farnolo nom SIXTH AV, 8. 57 ft Berkeley place, 17.8x100, Mary Fitzgerald to Daniel A Lyons and wife nom STEWART ST. 153.4 RuSh-wick av, 16.8x100, Carrie 1 Bush, widow, to CarrU Bush, single, mort $1,500 gift STOCKHOLM ST, s. 725 ft Evergreen av, 35.2x100x36.5x100; Stockholm st, 700 ft Willow av, 25xl00y Herman Ficker to.

Anna Ficker, all liens nom SEVENTH ST, 222.8 6 Fifth av 20.6x100,. Win Dawson to Agnes Simon, morts $3,450 nom SEVENTY-SECOND ST 8 105.10 Fifth av, 20x100, Boyd II Wood to Frederick and Dora Sauter, mort $3,600 nom S.OOfl 9,000 rortn Sheepshead Bay mad. two story frame dwelling, 25x30, two families; cost $2,500. J. Salvin, owner, on premises; A.

D. Hinsdale, architect, 106 Second place. foxioo, Jamaica Bonnlander, Nicholas. and ors, to Frederick Molfenttr, Woodward nv, 6 8, 25 ft Hlmiod st, 25x100. Newtown Boardnian.

Sam, to Really Co, Rockaway road, adj land Mia-klnd Realty Co, 1414 Jamaica, Breanahan, Patrick, to Frank Armstrong, lots 621, "623, 525, 5:9, map Pea roo, Clarenceville Booth, Henry to Thomas I Hurst lotsh 70 to 75 inc, map A Klssam, WhUestone Bishop, John to CathHne Schroder, Hoffman av, 100 ft University place, 25x100, Cheater Park Brainurd, Emily, to Howard Bliss and ano, Oakley av, s. 129,6 Broadway, 45.tfxl00 Oeono Park Blum, Merita, to Harria Sholman, Lawn 0 cur Fairvlew av, 40 loo. Corona Same to same, Home st, 100 ft Myrtle av, Wxl60; also Buena Vista st, 150 ft Myrtle 50x100. Corona Cage. George W.

to George Caye und ano, Bowne av. 120 Thomson av, 20x100. Winfleld Copplngcr. William to Broadway -Terminal Real Kst Co, same as last above, Wood lawn 1 Cufferty, Kleiner to Henry Tlet-jen. Twentieth si, 87 ft Seventh av, lftxllO, WhUestone Cozine.

Herbert to Arthur Jag- Jors, lota 103 to 106 inc, map West amaica Clifford, William and ors, to Felice Grandtsl, Hancock st, 310 ft a Pierce av, 60x100. I City Chrlaty. Louisa and ors, to Leonard Wheeler. Buena Vista at. 250 ft Myrtle av, 60x100, Corona Davis, Edward to John Gresser, Hueson av, 141.8 Prospect av, 41.8x100, Hollls Duden, John, to Harry Simon, Vernam av, UX ft Boulevard, 85x100, ArverflG Dorach, Otto to Anthony Men-dryckt, Smith av, 20 ft Evergreen at, zbxlOO, Corona David, Ernst, and ors, to Peter KozJoh.

Park place, 75 ft 8 Woolaey av, 25x75, I City Franz, Anton, to Rosa Freisena, Ltn-den at, 71 ft Covert av, 25x19, Newtown Frazer, Gertrude H. to Ira Terry, Smart 145 ft Sinclair av, 85x100, Flushing First Construction Co of Brooktvn to William Copplnger, lots 43, 45, 46. 47, ba 667, 80, 84 to 93 Inc. hk 667, 130 tn 13 Inc. 139 to 148 Inc.

bk 667A, 1S5, 184. 211 to 220 Ine, bk 670. fil, 182, 183, by 670. 14't to J8 and 1731 to 1802 Inc. bk 670A.

410 tn 419 inc. bk 710, 444 to 456 inc. bk 710A, 457. bk 712A, map 292 lots. Fourth Ward, Wnodlawn.

Gleslu, Chas, to Karl Owenzer and WEST THIRD STREET, east side, 140.8 1,600 $10,000 475 nooi 1,000 Dumont Ferraee Co to Funk, to Florence Raynor Goaron, Artlissa to Margretta Lyncn Graef, to Robbins Griggs, to Sylvester Gebhardt, to Ellen A Fltzsiin- mons German Savg Bank to Title Co north Sheepshead Bay road, similar dwelling; cost $2,500. FORT HAMILTON AVENUE, southwest corner Thirty-eighth street, three three story brick stores and dwellings, 20x54, two families; cost $9,000. SEVENTEENTH STREET, north side. 150 feet west Prospect Park West, eight four story brick tenemonts, 2ox71.8, eight families; total cost $80,000. Sherwin Realty owner, 44 street; J.

C. Nickel, architect, 69 Court street. HAVEMEYER STREET, northeast corner South Fifth street, two story brick bank, Sox 43.3, slag roof, steam heat; cost $60,000. Dime Savings Bank, owner, on premises; Helmle architect, 190 Montague street. Chief Engineer Rice informed the board that the subway would be entirely completed to Fhubush avenuo within live months and that the whole route to the Long Island Railroad depot would be ready within eleven months.

Fulton street, he said, would bo restored to Its original condition by December 1. Mr. Orr exacted a promise from Mr. Hice that be would personally see that the contractors kept Fulton street clear of obstructions as much as possible. Albert O.

counsel to the commission, then made a statement which has a direct bearing upon tho loop question and which proves conclusively that no time can bo set when the commission which is taking testimony on the subway routes in Brooklyn will finish its labors. Before tho Rapid Transit Commission can advertise for bids on the comprehensive system 'of subways, which includes the loop to connect I he bridges, this commission must first file its report for the approval of the Appellate Division of the Supremo Court. So many property owners have filed protests that Mr. Boardnian said he do-sired to consult with Chairman Orr and his associates as to what attitude counsel should assume at. the hearings.

If he should assume to offer testimony In rebuttal of that produced by tho property owners, he said, it would take months he-fore the proceedings are concluded. In hU opinion, he said, that the best expedient would bo for him to simply content himself with cross examining the witnesses of the properly owners, unless testimony was Introduced which was so obviously false that it was necessary to, introduce expert evidence in contradiction. Chairman Orr. nfter consulting with tho other members of the bourd, told Mr. Boardman that tho commission would loave the matter entirely to his discretion.

Instead of Instituting condemnation proceedings the commission decided to ask the Board of Kstimato to revoke all rights which Ficl Brothers may have lo Georgia avenue. Under tho system of routes already laid out it is proposed to construct a subway through Georgia avenue to connect the Broadway and Eastern parkway extension routes. Piel Brothers have persistently refused to give their consent to this route on the ground that they had 'certain rights to the thoroughfare which would bo interfered with by the building of the subway. Tho Corporation Counsel in nn opinion decides that these rights may bo revoked. Penalty Clause in Subway Contracts.

A rally of tho Brooklyn Christian En deavor Union, preliminary to and. pre naratory of the New York State Convene tion, was held last night in the Central Presbyterian Church, Marcy and Jotter son avenues. There was a' good attend ante, although tho heat was of midsum mer Intensity. Badges for the delegates to the Slate Convention, which takes place on October 9, Hi, 11 and 12, In ths Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church, were given out. Great preparations ar being made for the convention, which la expected to be one of the most interest lug in the history of tho State Union Eminent men will make addresses on lull portant themes.

W. It. Hassell, president of the Brook lyn Christian Endeavor Union, presided! over last night's meeting. C. C.

Luckey acted as precentor and the devotional exorcises wore led by the Rev. W. R. Barney, pastor of the Noble Street Presbyterian Church. Mr.

Hassell announced at the closc of tho rally that the largo banner of the Union had been awarded to tho Mount Olivet Presbyterian Church, Society ue.d the small ono to Cuyler Chapel. Two now societies were admitted to membership, the Bedford Avenue and Throop Avenue Presbyterian. Tho speakers of tho evening were ths Rev. John McDowell, of Newark, N. and the Rev.

Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, pas tor of the Central Congregational Church. Both said a number of telling things. Mr.

McDowell's subject was: "The Place of Religion In Modern Life." Ho said that the century without problems was a century without opportunities. Ho declared that tho social, political, industrial, the insurance problem, tho news of which might have reached Brooklyn, and all other modern problems were in the last analysis religious problems. In view ot almost univercnl conditions of unrest it was natural that young men and young women Bhould raise tho question, what place men should give religion. The question was heard everywhere. It was a sad commentary on conditions when it.

was known that there were United States Senators in jail nnd others who ought to be there. Some one had said that when the roll was called some Senators did not kn hether to say "Present" or "Not Guilty." Mr. McDowell said that some men de-dared that religion was only good for that infamy of the race, for old men and oil women, but that it was of no uso for Ihe strong and educated man. "Why," said Mr. McDowell, "moo can no more get away from religion than they can get away from the atmosphere.

In thosa modern days, however, people hava no use for a man who goes to church on Sunday and steals a railroad on Monday, Beware of a man who keeps his religion and Ins business separate. Modern lifd has no place for that kind of religion. Tho religion of Jesus Christ, the religion of the Bible, the religion that has so far carried you along Christianity If that is what you believe in, the question a3 to its place is a settled question. No 1.500 i-toiinnd, Mury to si Hanley, to Hanley and ano. omitted SEVENTH AV, 74 ft Eleventh earliest possible moment to connect tho brklses.

There was a plan on foot, to which John Starin and Charles Stewart Smith were the principal parties, to pass a resolution eliminating the elevated loop plan from all further consideration by the commission. But Mr. Metz arrived at the psychological moment and forced the defeat of this plan. In tho most emphatic language he informed tho commission that the elevated loop plan afforded the only logical solution of the problem, and during tho courso of his argumont he gave the Mayor some pointers on the question which mado him cease his talk of the city building and operating the, subway loop If no bidders were secured. Mr.

Meta demonstrated that with any other connection betwoen the bridges, but an elevated loop the traveling public of Brooklyn would be compelled to pay two fares in order to obtain tho advantage of an improvement which was to be placed In operation for their especial benefit. there was not a single member of tho board who undertook to contradict Mr. Metz in his statement. The consideration of the Rice report on the elevated loop and subway plans was the first thing on tho calendar. Chairman Alexander E.

Orr, after tho report had been read, arose and mado a little speech. He said that tho subway loop plan had already been laid out and that a commission appointed by tho court was taking testimony. As eopn a.j.'trtjil commission filed lis report the liaiil'i Transit Commission, ho said, w'hWll "te In a position to advertise for bids and arrange the terms of the franchise. But Mr. Orr admitted that the counsel to the commission could not venture a prediction when this report would be made to the Appellate Division.

The whole question, he said, was ono of time. In the opinion of counsel, lie said, it would take a long period of time to obtain the necessary consents from abutting property owners for tho elevated loop plan! In view of tho uncertainty, however, ho expressed It as his belief that tho best policy of tho commission to pursue would bo to go on and prepare all the details and formalities of both "Then we will be in a position to determine which plan will be the most feasible for adoption," continued Mr. Orr. "The preliminary details of each will be fully arranged, and if it is then demonstrated I that the elevated loon can be built the st, runs 43.7 4S.U to av 32, Edwd Mui-Bh to Augusta Flick nom SHERIDAN AV, 260 ft 8 Sutter av, 40x100, Clay Realty Co to Michael Rooney 700 BT MARK'S AV 250 ft Ralph av. 20x127.9.

Henrietta Johnston to Llllinj Riley, mort J3.500.... nom Alterations. PEPTEMnER 19. BOUTH FIRST STREET, north side, 100 feet west Hooper street, move buildi ng cost $1,000. Ecford Realty Company, 41 Morton street, owner.

I APELPHI STREET, west side, 100 feet couth Fulton street, new store front; cost $1,000. J. D. Domenlco, 468 Adclphl street, owner. LEB AVENUE, east side.

5S.4 north Wilson street, partitions; cost $2,000. M. Pashman SIXTY-FIRST ST, a 8, 175 Fifteenth and M. Jacobs, 33 Lee avenue, owner; S. MilK av.

60x159x61x159. Martha Durban to Durban to Louis Nigero and ano, mort $1,000 nom SECTION 109. the north ft part of ths Houth ife part on map 283. sections opposite residence Dr A Vanderveer. Marquis Keyes and wife to Wm Herzberg nom TWENTY-FIRST ST.

8 350 ft Tenth av, Slxlyo, Arthur Keeffe et al to Mary Corregan nom THAMES ST. 50 ft Porter av, ano. Elm st, a 60 ft Sherman at, 25x83.3, I City Hogan, John M. to John M. Hogan and ano, lots 112.

113. block 4, map Wood hull Park, Jamaica Hyde, Marguerite E. to Nicholas Petti, Jeffrey av, s. 600 ft PierBon at, 100x100, JamaloB Koch, Meeta to Margnretha Pan-tips, Grove av, 177 ft Concord at, 23x100, Clarenceville King, William S. to Clarence Waterman, Jefferson av, cor Broadway, 22x90.

MorrU Park Krisplen, Margaretha. to Benjamin Salt, jr. lot 53, map Martin Hoern- 25x100. Mamie Motz to Abraham Shapiro and ano, mort $8.500 noin THIRD AV, Nub 269, 271 and 273. Giovanni Sichenze to Teresa Cinque, mort ,14.

000 nom TWENTY-SECOND AV, north cor Mechanics' Liens. SEPTEMBER 20. Saratoga avt 8, 50 ft Atlantic av, luOxlOO, Joseph Klein agt Levin and Sllberman and Rubin Grau 40.00 Dean st, 150 ft Ralph av, loux 100, same agt Benjamin Davis and Rubin Grau 85.00 Bedford av, 150 ft Myrtle av, 60x100, same agt Samuel Moskowltz and Rubin Grau 23.00 Seventieth st, 190 ft Fifteenth av, 40x100, John Demasi agt Cesare and Nicoll Petruoci 114.00 Jamaica av, 4S.2 Lngan st, 222 X146, Henry Glassman agt Albert Volz and Chris Schneider, 775.00 Dtan at, 233.4 Saratoga av, Vincenzo Bonaccnrso agt Max Malzkin and Angela Varone 47.77 Eastern parkway, cor Sterling place, 18Hx156, Abraham Redlich and ano agt Charles Wertheim 150.00 Twenty-third' avy 420 ft Benson av, 30x06.8, Cropsey and Mltchel aat James Coveney and Israel and David Butler 715.02 Judgments. SEPTEMBER 20. Eiahty-thlrd lonX60, Annetta vu- lari to Wm Morrisey nom TENTH AV, s.

59.6 Windsor to A wanner pom Levin, and ano. to Bell 4.000 Luqueer, Jennie to Luqueer et al Levlne. to Cornman et al 5b5 McGoldrick, to 2,000 McNeely, to Llllle Meinera 3,510 Same to Meinera 3,86 Ogden, Kate to Trecartin nm Pauls, to Newman 11 "in Riedman, Kath to Lena Rehm 3,00 Iteinhardt, Annio, to Borough turn Haddington, to Uifford Shaw, Kmma trustee, to Eden njin Strougin, and ano, to A Mlnas- sian 955 Weigert, Cath, to Rchaeffer and ano Wiiaun, to Hawkins and Conveyances. SEPTEMBER AVENUE extends from East Thirty -eighth to East Thirty-ninth sts, 21'Oxluo; Avenue 8 cor East Thirty-ninth at, 40x100; Avenue cor East Thirty-ninth st, 100x140; Avenue cor East Thirty-ninth at, 102.11x100x104.10x100, Halite Online to Benjamin du Moulin, mort $7,500 nora AVENUE 40 ft East Sixteenth st, 40x105, Harry Hawkins to James Wilson nom BOX ST a 300 ft Manhattan 25x100; Box st, a 275 ft Oakland st, 25xloo, Anna, wife Henry Dunst. to Henry Dunst, all nom BRADFORD ST.

100 ft 8 Arlington av, 25x100, Christian Abel to Char Ls Ries nom BOND ST, cor President st, 2Ux 75, Hannah Bollenbach to Ella Baldwin, mort $3,500 nom BERGEN ST, a 8, 464.6 Kuckaway av, runs wSOxs xs 11.2 127.9, Daniel Connell, to Gilbert Lloyd, jr rom BROOKLYN AV, fl, 100 ft Ave 60x100, Korl Bbnge to Emma Bange, mort J300 nom BEDFORD AV, 157.5 Atlantic av, 20x116x20.6x111.6, Fredk Carruthers to Griffin Conklin nom BUFFALO AV, 68.10 Atlantio av, 16.tixS0, Agnes Marshall to Alice A Baur nom CLARKSON ST, being lot 41, map Matthew Clarkson, Fredk Hocft to Eliz Baldwin, mort $1,200 nom CLYMER ST, 1 ft a Wythe av. 18.11x80, Remsen Realty Co to City Rtal Estate Co, mort $1,800, val cons ahd $100 CENTRAL AV, No 345, Elizabetha Weittsenberger to Rebecca Welss-niarn and ano, mcrt $4,000 nom CHESTNUT AV, being lot 57, map No United Freeman's Land A.ssn, partition, James Hcrtmgeour to Henry Hyams and Henry Kraus 4,200 DEAN ST, 8, 255 ft Utica av, 20x loo, Lillian A Buchanan to Michael Bernstein, mort 3,600 DOSCHEK ST, 260 ft a Liberty av, 40x19.4, Frederick Brommer and exrs Joan Brommer to Charles Mederer and wife ,600 DEGRAW ST, 111.2 Rogers av, 18.9x100, Enrico Galo to Blanche Oldmixon mort Sl.KuO nom At tho request of August Belmont, as president of the 'Rapid Transit Construc tion Company, tho commission will giv him a hearing on the question of enforc place, 19.9x80, James Owcncroit to Melinda mort $4.800... THIRTEENTH AV. cor Eighty- first st. 40x100, Frederick Rheinhardt to Angelina La Greca Baptiste, mort $3,300 UNION ST.

388.6 Fifth av, 16x5, Bridget Hartnett, trustee will Peter Mallon, to Vincenzo Laurla and wife 4, VOORHIES AV, ft cor East Fifteenth st 80x100, Then Endress to Kate Endress, mort $2,400 VANDERHILT AV. 129.5 Myrtle av. 50x94. Alexander Wilson, exr ing the penalty clauso In tho Brooklyn subway contracts. Under the terms of Ine contract the Brooklyn subway should have been completed on the 11th and for every month over that time a penalty of 1 per cent, per month is to be deducted from the amount, which still remains unpaid on the contract.

Chairman Orr read a communication from a number of civic organizations of Brooklyn asking for a public hearing on Henry Ryer, to John Wilson 6,600 WOODBINE ST, 8. 130 ft Ridge wood PV. 25x100, Ray Rei-senburger et al to Annie Stenger, mort $7,000 12, man can bo a devout Christian without giving Christianity the first place iu bid WASHINGTON A V. s. 257.7 8 Fulton qulcket we can adopt that plan.

If on the other hand, the Indications are that st. 18.9x117x18.9x117.1. Henry Kapp to John Bullwinkel, all liens, val cons and life." Mr. MeDwell laid stress upon tho) thought that to give religion first plaefl 8.00 ifS.70 125.60 3.B2 as. 27 106.59 1IP.H0 M.34 35.71 vw.

io 27.40 27.40 22.40 17.40 $355.61 the subway route can be built first that plan can be selected. Something should be done as quickly as possible to relieve ing. uiennaie Kaplan, John, to (lorltz Blum, lot 96. block 4, map 475 lota Corona Livingston, Hugh, to Sapi Peisach and ano, Buena Viata st. 100 ft Myrtla.av, 25x100, Corona Lutz, John, to George -Keller, Wyckoff av, 8, 25 ft a Norman st, 25x97.9, South Williamsburg Samo to Mary Keller, Wyckoff av.

50 ft Norman st, 25x99.2, South Williamsburg Blain Line Terminal Realty Co to Baylis, lots' 45. 46, 47, 18, map Springfield Park, Springfield. McDonald. Francis C. to Edward Davis, Husson av, s.

141.8 Prospect av. 41.8x100, Hotlis Morey. George to Louis Mont-reuil, Seventeenth st. s. 225 ft North boulevard, 25x100.

College Point McCormak, Julia, to Michael Dunn. East Ninth st, s. 100 ft av. 25x100. I City Moore, Christopher to Anna Land-lau, Welling st, 450 ft Atlantic av, 20x100.

Clartnceville Nniih Shore Realty Cn to Ben Hendricks, lots 223 to 226 ine. block 7, map Baysidt Park. Bay Side Keefe, Edward, to August Speran and ors. Blackwell st, sea. 192.6 Washington av, I City Pine Realty Co lo Michael Klein.

Fifth at. s. 300 ft Vernon av, 60 xioo. I City Parsnnfe. Samuel, Jr.

exor, to Philip Bach and ano, Madison av, cor Central av, 130x290.8. Flushing Richardson, Edward, to Edward Sprague, Barclay at, 175 ft Central av. 60x128.3, Flushing Resolo, Giuseppe, to Morltz Blum and ano, Floyd 296 ft Corona av, 25x100, Corona Roe, Clinton to IVibert Wallace, av, 279.6 road from Astoria to Newtown, 24x226, Law-roncevllle WEST SIXTH ST. loo ft Ave the Bohr monorail. The other members of the commission were not disposed t3 grant the request, but Mr.

Orr finally prevailed upon them to permit him to refer the communication to the committee on plans and contracts with instructions to hold a public hearing. nue I 80x1 20. Denslo I lamlln to Agnes Eddy in tho life meant righteousness, peace, joy. "It did not mean, Will it pay? Ia this unfortunate situation." WOLCOTT ST. s.

50 ft a Rich expedient? Is it good policy? It wa ards st. 2.1x100, Giovanni Stuba to Geo Grundig The Subway Loop Discussed. Mr. Orr had hardly concluded his WAVERLY AV. s.

252.2 a Greene simply, Is it right? meant, too, that man would rather be right than rich, right than popular, and to cause hirn to av. 15x90. tRealty Associates to Adolp'n Dinse nr DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS. stop dallying and compromising. It meanC WEST THIRTY-FIFTH ST, s.

100 ft speech when Mr. Starin presented his resolution committing the commission to consider only the subway loop. It was under discussion when Mr. Motz, who had Neptune- av. Richard lv Haldane to Wm Canning peace born out of a square deal, rounded upon Christ; the peace of tho industrial been detained at his office, entered the Places and Date3 Fixed by General and Just Made Public.

room. Mr. Orr was telling the commission that it was the question of time which should determine tho adoption of either plan. QUEENS BOROUGH. Mortgages.

SEPTEMBER 20. Auster, Annie Stern A Co Acosta, Julian A J.Rankin Blviano, Joseph Nichols and ors Breirlensteln, Cmu-ad A Dietet Brady, George Oscar A Pcrine Beck, Leonard Same Beard, Grace I James Sl-ian Creamer, Joseph Haddock Hoffman, Eugene A Hans, Frank Mc El viary Hstutk Heimke, August City of Samo Same Same Same Same Same John Phillips Mfg Co Security Tru.it Co Kennedy, Kate, admin James Rowe et al Neufeld, Maurice and Charles A Brady et al Perlmutter, Samuel A Brady and ano Haben, Lorenzo Nichols and ors Plebert, Julius Slausnn fchfeld, Abraham Stern Co Shanana, John Oscar A I'erine United Brush Supply Cc Same Witte, William and Annie Scherb- ner Iron Works Wolf el, Martin Meuser Bros Co Wilson, William and Stewart Wintner WUtse. Henry Mlllensswel Werner, Richard City of Same Same Mortgages. PEPTEMBER 20. Biarda, to Pratt et al, Hem-look st.

Bernstein, to Lillian A Buchanin, Dean st, Baldwin. F. to Baldwin, Sherman st, nr Ocean Parkway Baptiste, Angelina La Greca. to Bav Ridge Park Impt 'o. Thirteenth av, near Elghty-ilrst st, Bourke.

Minle C. to Kingston Realty Co. Letr'erts av. Bleefeld, to Anderson, Jerome st. Bursteln.

B. to Title Co, Noll EAST THIRTY-FOURTH ST, 8, 100 36S.92 127.19 1X0.3:1 SO. 00 261.83 21 46.21 178.48 6.140 343.09 27.40 32.40 Atmr. Joseph, and Henry Faint, I don think it Is right to assume that Brometeha av. 50 ft Benjamin st.

25x100. Corona It will take eighteen monlhs to obtain consents for the elevated loop plan," remarked Mr. Metz. "If a condemnation Same 10 tjuecna County Savings Bank, it Avenue tv, iooxL'OO, to isast Thirty-fifth st, Pierce Clark and wife tc Ciias Gray, mort 1 200.,.. noin EAST FORTY-FIFTH ST, 1H0 ft Linden av, 20x100, Elijah Toney to Emma Boyd nom EAST FIFTEENTH ST, 8, 200 ft 'aton av, 40x100.

John Sawklns to Annie Froudman Worn Prometcha av, tt Benjamin vt. 5x100. Cdrona commission Is appointed it can be dona in much less time. Bach. Philip, and ano to Samuel 'Par Roosevelt, Laura and Joseph, to Lnra sons.

Madison av, cor Central av, 130x290, Flushing "What good will a subway be?" con C.600 Austin, rtiacK swamp rd. cor Quarrelsome lane. also Black Swamp rd, 116 Quarrelsome lane, 117x1.370. Flushing Borovelt, Cooper, lo West Rockaway EAST FIFTEENTH ST, 8. 172.11 8 Aenue 20x(5, Aivin Jummel to Jennie FJ Mt-Burnle.

mort $4,000 7.500 Roth, Henry, 10 Frederick Thomson, tinued Mr. Metz. "In this whole question you must consider the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company. They will not enter any subway, they will not. change their equipment for subway operation, and we EAST FIFTEENTH ST, s.

172.11 tots 203. 205, 207, 209, 211, map Henry Roth, Newtnwn realm, peace born of justice, joy born not out of the things of time, but out of the things of tternlty, the enthronement brothorliness, so sadly needed." Dr. Cadman spoke briefly. He com mended the strong words of Mr. Mo Dowell.

Dr. Cadman said that the Chris tiau Endeavor Society should have as its Indomitable quality spirituality. It should have a grasp on society, a large intellectual grip, and not be content to simply win a banner, provide the best entertain ment and have the largest numbers. Ther should not bo false enthusiasm, like pseudo revival, Mormouism, Faith Heal ing and the like; but a spiritual strength, a mental strength. The first command was lo avoid mental bankruptcy in tha words, "Love the Lord our God with all our mind." In the words of George Kredn, crick Watts, the motto should be.

"Noticing but the highest for the holiest." Tha HuirchoB should not so much depend upon old types of thought, as there were everywhere a lofty token of adjustment, and men in the next twenty-five years Willi bring the modern mind in touch witiy Jesus Christ, and they will bo the spiril. ua I geniuses of this generation. i Dr. Cadman spoke of ths creed of Oliver Lodge, which he said was pub, lishetl in last Monday's Eagle in connec-' tion with his sermon, and recommended1 Suttmeler, William and ors to ing- would not let them en'cr a subway with The Democratic General County Committee, through Secretary George Young, has designated the following places for tho Assembly district, conventions. The conventions last night elected delegates to tho state convention and to the judiciary convention.

The Assembly conventions will be held on October at the same places: A. D. 1. 330 Atlantic avenue. 2.

71 Sands street. 3. 314 Clinton avenue. 4. 125 Division avenuo.

5. 754 Halsey atreel. 6. 116 Tompkins street. 7.

Eighteenth street and Fifth avenue. 8. 170 Bergen street. 9. Fifty-third street and Third avenue.

10. 241 Prospect place. 11. 899 Kent avenue 12. Sixth avenue and Ninth street.

13. Lorimer street. 14. 185 Bedford 15. 13S Greenpolnt.

vur ijuumunnss spruce at, 250 ft Belmont av, 30x115. West Jamaica 468 468 46S Avenue Jennie McBurnle to Louise A Scottron. morts 8,300 EAST FIFTEENTH ST. s. 225 ft Avenue 20x100; Fact Fifteenth st.

245 ft Avenue 20lmi, Gideon Rirhman to Jacob Welsman, morts $7,000 nom 1,200 their present equipment." Let them rebuild their equipment," Sherwood. Iorenzn, to Anna Con testily remarked Mr. Starin. nelly. Fifth av.

190 ft Queens Boulevnrd. 50x100, Queens ESSEX ST, No 202, Timothy Perry to It will cost 13,000,000, and they refuse Sebald. Magdalena. lo Augusta Peters, Keinpier and wire nom EAST FIFTEENTH ST. 236.4 Jot 72, map Jamaica Homestead Assn.

Jamaica absolutely to do it, and there is no way by which we can compel them to do it," replied the Controller. Dumas av, 40x100, William Cooke to Mary Warner, m'rt $4.750.. nom Schllslnger, Anna, to Jertisba Schlesinger. adj land Hoffman Lawrence. 3 acres.

College st, near nremen si, a morts ls.l'oO Same to Realty Associates, Null st, I ESSEX ST. 1M0 ft Sutter av, 20x95. llxJOxM.l, Harry Topp et al to Hot tie, wife Samuel Dunaif. mort Stelnway Sons, to Alfred Et Loz- ytiNki, Purely st, 300 Dlt-mars av. 2.x100.

I City $00 1,500 6,000 8,500 2.50O Schleslngpr. Jerusha to Willlam Monut Realty co, st, cor Fourth av, 10'i acres. College Point I. 13.160 Sarah, to Morltz Blum, Myrtle av, 8. lnO ft Buena Vista at.

19x101; lots. Orchard at, cor Myrtle av, 50x100. Corona 10 1C. Sutherland's Exchange Hotel, C. 17.

Wigwam, 500 Gates avenuo. 18. 1519 Pacific street. 19. 24 Jefferson street.

20. Gates and Bushwick. 21. 237 Johnson avenue. 22.

133 New Jersey avenue. 23. Fulton and Rockaway. Land Co, Chester av. s.

ixo ft Newport av, 40x100. Belle Harbor Same to same, Chester av, 220 ft Newport av, 40x100, Belle Harbor Same to same, Chester av, HO ft Newp rt av, 40x100, Belle Same to same. Chester av, 9, 100 ft Newport av, 40x100, Belle Blum, Morltz. and ors, to Mary Robinson, Floyd st, 291 ft Corona av. 25x100 Same to Giuseppi Rls.do, Floyd st, s.

296 ft Corona av. 25x100, Corona Burkard. Stephen, and others, to Fred-ericK lioemmieh. jr, Myrtle av, 22 ft Cpntre st. 23x103, Same to same.

Myrtle av, 47 ft 0 'entre st, 25x153, Newtown Same to same. Myrtle av, 72 ft 9 Centre st. 25x96, Newtown Carlson, Thomas to George A Stil-wHffon, Burling av, 175 ft Forest av. 50xK2, Flushing Ci-ifplnger. William F.

to First Construction Co of Brooklyn, lots 193 to 195 inc; block 373. 373. 374, 377. 378 and 395 to 392 in block 709; 432 433, 454 block 710:450 lo 463 In hlock 712; 80. 81 block K7; 173 block 670; 414 to 456 in block 710; Kd (o 104 In 106 to 108 In block (Ui7; piap, 292 lots.

4lh ward, Woodhaven Dormnn, Delia and Charles, to Title Guar Co. Chase ave. s. 658 Boulevard, 53x95. Roehaway Beach.

Dare, Alfred C. to Whlfstone Co-op Svgs and Loan Assn, Eighteenth sr, 11 s. 212.6 Eleventh av, 37.6x150, WhUestone Elf art. Frieda to West Rockaway Land Co. ('hosier av, 300 ft a Bavfode Drive.

20x100. Belle Granierl. Felice, to William Clifford and nno. Hancock st. s.

310 ft Pierce av. I Granz, August, to Edmund Norris, Woodward av, s. 75 ft a Pal-mnrtK ft, 25x100, Newtown Goldblum. Jacob, nnd ano, to Leon-aid V'heper. Buna Vista st.

s. 250 ft Myrtle av. 25xIOo, Eame to same. Buena 'ista st, s. 275 ft Myrtle av.

25xK-0. Hogan, John to Frank Bennett, lots Thomson, Sadelia S. to I Co, that as a worthy creed. He said thera was already a great reversion to spiritual' principles of life among the people. There) was a vast advance and there was to be a sane pthical revival.

"There has been," Dr. Cadman said, "too much installing ofj nr'.) land Thos ollister, a a I 30x68, Queens Wltlinm MofFttt Realty Co to Gen Morey, Seventeenth st. ft North Boulevard, 25x100, College Point the ark of the covenant on the pirate) The assembly convention in the Twen 1,900 ty-second Assembly District will be held ship, and it was a pirate ship still. The) William MofTltt Realty Co to Jane devil can pray a formulary, hut it takes a in Congress Hall, Atlantic avenue and He ft email, Sixteenth st. 8.

175 ft 1 Avenue V. 25x149, College Point $2,700 ESSEX ST, same prop, Hettie Dunaif to 'atherine Manton. mort nom FORTIETH ST, 143.H Seventh av, lS.iixlOO.2. Henry Kettel-hoah, hl. to Geo Holsten nom FORTY-FIFTH ST.

260 ft Sixteenth av, runs 79 a 161. 51.4 5o.6 94.9. foreclose. Fra Arnold to Haskell 3.250 FIFTY-FIRST ST, P. 4" ft Sixteenth av, 60xioo.2.

Borough Park Co to Herman Harris nom FULTON PLACE, between Fulton am Livingston st, and Livingston st, between Bond and Elm place, all title to land in streets, Grant Taylor, trustee wilt Christopher Townsend, to John Kuhn, a 350 FORTIETH ST, s-, 120 ft Sixteenth av, 20x10), Hilda to Tillie Ulmann. mort $2,500 nom FIFTIETH ST. 20.42 Sixth av. Joseph A Hemtein to John Di Pretoro and wife, mort nom FIFTY-SECOND ST, s. 100 ft Fifth av, 40x100.2.

Archibald SimpsJii to Margaret Heins. nwris $9, 850 rwm GRAND ST, cor Rprrv st. 5J.Sx Wm Kelly to Aduiph Factor, morts nom GRAND ST. being 20 ft of lot 87. map Yorkton.

by Charles Loss: Grand st, being lot 139 on new assessment map Williamsburg. Henry Heymann to Pafiouale Toscano. mort SH.5(t0 rom Mayor Suggests City Operation. "Why shouldn't the city operate its own line?" asked the Mayor, very dramatically. "Docs the city want to buy the whole Brooklyn Rapid Transit, system?" remarked Mr.

Metz. "What good will a subway loop be, operated by the city, if the people will be compelled to pay two fares. I don't see that there will bo any relief afforded to the people if they have to get out of the subway at, the Brooklyn side and pay another fare to get to their destinations over the B. R. T.

lines?" "But, the subway will havo branches all over Brooklyn," interjected Mr. Orr. "Yes," replied Mr. Motz, "and on each branch they will collect another fare." Mr. Orr made no attempt to dispute this statement.

"You cannot get anybody to operate the subway," continued Mr. Metz. "I would not be surprised if the commission did not receive a single bid for the subway. And If it did receive a bid and the subway is constructed It will be absolutely valueless to the people of Brooklyn unless it is operated by the B. R.

T. This talk of municipal operation will not be of the slightest advantage to the people. "The Plevated loop is the plan: it will afford the largest amount of relief, and it will enable the city to make the proper use of the Williamsburg Bridge, Vermont street. The judiciary convention will be held on October 1. The congressional conventions will be held on October 2 at the following places: A.

I). 2. Military Hall, Seholes and Leonard streets. 3. 116 Tompkins avenue.

4. Congress Hall, Atlantic avenue and Vermont street. saint to live the life. The man who advances righteousness, justice ond truth itj a messenger of Christ. Christianity is nod a legerdemain; it is a great method of! goodness.

Your Christian Endeavor ban tier is a mockery if it is not followed by the white purity of a blameless life, by a great and distinguished purpose. Do not egotistically ask. 'Am I Don't worry about that, but go out and work! unselfishly to help save the world. IB 10 Wallace, Robert, to Clinton Roe, Greenpolnt av. s.

279.6 road from Astoria to Newtown, 24x226, Law-rencevllle White, Angella to Herbert 'o-zlne. lots 103 to 108, Inc, map West Jamaica Wheeler. Leonard to Jacob Oold-blum and nn. Buena Vista st. 250 ft Myrtle av, 50x100, West Rockaway Land Co to Borovelt Corpn.

Chester av. a. 220 ft Newport av, 40xiOO, Belle Harbor Same to same. Chester av. s.

HO ft Newport av. 40x100 Belle Harbor Same to same. Chester av. oq ft Newport av, 40x100. Belle Saiiie to same, Chester av.

a. 180 ft Newport a v. 4nxl00. Belle Harbor Same to Frieda Elfast. Chester av.

s. 300 ft Bayslde drive. 20x loo. B-He Harbor Yale, Fred S. to James Skinner, lot 2S2, map Rldgewood East 5.

Eighteenth street, and Fifth avenue, was too bad that it took an agnostic to 1.050 1.050 Seventh Assembly District. I save the match girls of London from 6. Acme Hall, Seventh avenue andcicelty and shame, but there was not Ninth street. saint ready to come forward to their 7. Jefferson Building.

laid. It is too true that in great The senatorial conventions will he held ouestions the pulpit often does not 4.900 near re men st, morts 4,350 Baur, Alice to Agnes Marshall, Buffalo av. 25fi Same to Mary Betterlek. same prp. Omklin.

to Carruthers, Bedford av, Cole, and an to Gree, ex-r, Tavlor st. near Wythe av 5,20 Clark, Maret et al to Doscher. Classon av, near Myrtle av IS, 000 Cochran1. Edith B. and ano to Title Co, Twenty-first av, near Eighty-sixth st 2 500 Clbelli.

F. to Schaffer, Manhattan v. 1,000 Cwmardella, et al, to Hat.fnr Bedford av, near St John's place 15 000 Dlnse, A F. to Title Co, Waver) av. near Greene av, 2 500 De Protoj-o, and wife, to A Hein-lein, Fiftieth st, 1 7D0 Eddy, Agnes to Hamlin and wife.

West Sixth st. 1,000 Farnolo, to Fayerwcather, Six- -tloth St. 10,000 Fowler, John to Florence Raj nor, Calyer st, cor Oakland st 1 500 Factor. A. tn Kelly.

Grand st, cor Berry st. Feinberg. Dora, to Mary Gallagher, Nineteenth st, nr Seventh av 700 Plpck, Augusta to Elma Marsh, Seventh av. Same to Title Co. same 9,000 l'oSFiier.

A C. to same. East Thirty-fifth st. near Clenwnnd mad Gray. Ellen to Uibsnn and wife, st.

No PS 50i Grundig. to Title Co, Wolf ott st, 1.500 Genduso, to Kips Ray Bw Liberty av. near Wntkiri st. TOo GU'vor. Susan to Ginsburg and Nichols av.

1 Gnmbrj Ttoaltv Co to De Lou? Marcy av. 4,7:0 Graham. Mm-y A. to Helen Greene. Ninetieth st, 1 mn Fame to Helen Highep.

same ro Hnlpern, c. and arm. to Maria Mak-peare. Belnmnt av. mr Thatford .0 Holsirin, H.

to Schroder. Fortieth st! rno Horn. to Title Lexington nv, nffir Tompkins av 2 100 Harris. H. to Ttorough Park Co, Fiftr-spvcrlh st.

H-atlev. W. to Anna Holland, WiVt-KitEhby aw nr Hm 11 si 1 llait. M. unrl ano.

to Ha A'rav Fifty-sixth st, nr Sixteenth av 1.00.1 Knelhoffer. S. and wlfn to Bell, Gi-cne av, npur Paichen nv 500 L. and Pci pig-nun. Essx st, 202.

2 noo Klam. A nianda. to Schildwachtfi. Forty-upvpnth st. n'-ar Fifth av ,1 ijpo Knov.

T. to Title A- Co. Han-cirk st. near RMd av 4, noo I.vons. A.

and aii't. tn Mary Fitz- griiild. Sixth a v. juv; I.a.ic. to M.irgt Jln-Mcn.

Coney Tciand nv. nr up P. 2 rn 3 OOfi I.lnvd. to Harrison, Rpi-gen 1" 60'' Ml'ler. to II Third av.

tip-ir Sixtieth sr fi Miller. to Mi'LiMighltn Real Estate fr Wlnihj-'-'n sr. 500 M'-Grafh. J. tn OBrlon.

prer-llng place, near Pedford av, 2 morts. 10.000 ltossnn. to Dime Savings Bank of i from the other side, and this is why ths which at the present time is a giant nnm doing a boy's work. have consulted 1,000 on October 2 at tho following places: A. D.

3. Jefferson Hall. 4. 116 Tompkins avenue. 5.

170 Bergen street. 6. 8'9 Kent avenue. 7. 559 Lorimer street.

8. Wigwam. 590 Gales avenue. pulpit is not respected, and why we aro-asked, as my little girl sometimes asks me. 'Is that true.

papa, or is it only Wo have got to go beyond morals. You can't save a man by law. You must show the cross of Christ, redemptive sacrifice, and help to bring men's hearts next to the heart of O-JiL" IT WAS EMBARRASSING. 9. 10.

Central and Flushing avenues. Carberry's Hall. Atlantic and Rockaway avenues. GATES AV, s. 40 ft Yanderbilt av.

20x75. Agnes Simon, widow, to Le Grand Clarke, mort val eon? and 100 HERKIMER ST. No l.4. John Mrnwnhridge and wife to Annie Brownbridge. nnm HERKIMER ST, same property.

Wm Br iwnbridge to Annie Brown-bridge, nom HERKIMER ST. same porpTty, Annie 3 Brown bridge to Mary Andrew, mort nom JEROME ST. s. 360 ft Hegeman a v. 50x185x40x17.

Wm Anderson to Harry Bleefeld, mort $350 nom LOT 707. block 7216. map Homecrest, Win Dayton to Margt r.arnum. nom LOTS 1308 and 1309. map Saratoga Terrace.

Abraham Slnvn to Isaac Par-shlskey, mort nom LEFFERTS AV. s. 286 fl Nostrand nv, Kingston Realtv Co lo Minnie Bourke. morts nom LOTS .139 to 311. 347 to 350.

block 6.6(2: li-tp 153 and 154. block 6.617. map Slo-cimi McL-iughlin Reil Estate to Chas Lang and wife nom with Mr. Bryan, of the Interborough, and they are willing to apply for a ten years franchise to operate a third track on their Third avenue line, and in return I am sure they will permit the city to build an elevated loop over their stricture. This whole transportation situation in Brooklyn and the Bronx should be acted upon at tho same time." "This question of connecting the bridges with a loop has been discussed for a number of years." remarked John Starin; "but that is all that it amounts to discussion and nothing done." "Exactly," replied Mr.

Metz, "and it is about time that this commission gave up discussion and did something." 500 3,000 1,750 16,000 WORKED BEFORE EATING. 112. 113. block 3. map oodhull Park.

Jamaica Johnson. Wiliinm H. to Clinton Roe, lots S54. 855. block 21, map Jas Black-well, Bay Side Knch.

Metta to Jacob Htepmann. Chestnut st, s. 15i ft Chichester av. 27xloO; also Chichester st, 175 ft Atlantic av, 25x100. Clarenceville Keller.

Mary, to John Lutz, Wyckoff iv, s. 50 ft Norman st, 25x99, South Williamsburg Koch. Metta to Sarah diner. Grove av. s.

177 ft Concord st, 23x100. Clarencville Same to same. Grove av. s. lf0 ft Concord st, 27x100.

Clarenceville Same to same, Grove av. 177 ft Concord st. 23x100, McKnight. Mary A. to Alexander A Furman jr, lots 22 to 27 inc.

block 22. map Lawrence. Bay Side Maier. Frederick, to Title Guar Co, Zeillea ave. aw s.

125 William st. 25x100, New town NVwcomb. Herbert M. to Sou hold Savings Bunk. Chery st.

cor Wyckoff av. 25x100, Brooklyn Same to same. Wyeknn av. s. 25 ft Chery st, '5x100, Brooklyn O'Rourke.

Lillian, to Artlissa Gea-ron. Denningtn av, s. 1.470 ft Jamaica av. 91x100.4, Forest Park South. Petti.

Nichdas. to Pasquale Rlcei, av. s. 500 ft Piersn av, 100x100. Jamaica Peisach.

Sam, to Hugh Livingston, Buena Vista st. s. 100 ft Myrtle, av, 25x100 Corona Schurger. 11 Ian. to Wllliamsburgh Savings Bank.

Harman st. s. ft St Nicholas av. 25x100, MONORAIL MEETING TCj-NIGHT. Owing to the keen interest displayed by citizens of Brooklyn in tho Behr system of high speed rapid transit, Mr.

Behr will give another of his Interesting lectures to-night, at 8 o'clock, at Cooper Hall, corner of Fulton street and Bedford avenuo. He will Illustrate the lecture with Btereoptlcon views showing the development of tho monorail railway, with views of existing monorail railways and special high-speed trials. DR. WATKINSON TO SPEAK. The Rev.

Dr. William L. Watkinson, the renowned Wesleyan preacher of England, who will preach in Plymouth Church again on Sunday, will address the prayer meeting in the Central Congregational Church, the Rev. Dr. S.

Parkes Cadman, pastor, this evening. Dr. Watkinson is the guest of Dr. Cadman. "Do you ever tako any exercise after a hearty meal, my man asked the lady at the back door, with "an ve in the direction of her wood-pile.

"Do replied the tramp between bites. "Why. ma'am. I've been walking Troubles of Man With Two Tele phones and One Wife. A Philadelphia business man tells this story on himself: "You know in this city there are two after this LOT 170.

block 7,90. map Michael 2,400 one:" Yonkers telephone compani my oflice I have he said, "and in telephone of ea li Mr. Starin refused to withdraw his resn- i all morning lution, and Lewis Cass Ledyard offered Statesman, the following substitute, embodying the! suggestions made by Mr. Orr in his I speech: i McLaughlin's ecomi Ainttifn Mklyn, MeUiuphlin Real Estate Co to Rlmehe Haverslkk nom LINCOLN AV. s.

370.2 Liberty av. runs 100 to hog. Ernst Suttertin to Julia Hirney nom EXPLAINED. IFl-em the Philadelphia IT company. Last we-k I hired a new offica boy.

end one of bis duties was to an-' swer the telephone. The other day. when I one of the bells rang, he answered the call and then came in and told me I was '1 "Yes, LOP.iMFR ST. No 61 1. Marfennlna sa'd Cassidy, I was born in Gioseffl to De l.co.

morts $3. nom 1804 an' twas a good thing tor me that LIVONIA AV, 8 cor Chester st. lOOx Resolved, That this board proceed at i once to take the necessary preliminary steps for the construction of the proposed elevated loon to connect the Williams-; burg and Brooklyn bridges; and that it proceed also concurrently with the neces- I sary preliminary steps foi the construe- tion of the system of subway loops rec- 1i0. Livonia av. mp Chester st.

Jooxioo, Charles Com man et at in Samuel Itosendorf, part, m'rts nom I was." "Why so?" asked Casey. "Bekase, Feb'uary 29 is me birthday, so if 1S64 hadn't, hoen lean wanted on the 'phone by my wife. 'Which 1 inquired quickly, thinking of the two telephones, of course. 'Please, sir, stammered the boy. don't know how many you Phil Tt.trhi-1 Probably the best we can do about now is to hope that nobody will hand us Cuba while we are not looking.

Indianapolis News." LOT 44, map Runcte prop. Leo pold Michel et at to Morenre Kay- ommended in the report of the Chief En- I shure I wouldn'r ill tlPOT. ho.