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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1909.

(5. ,1 J. 80x100; O'BRIEN'S THE MAN REAL ESTATE RECORDS. 3,000 CENSUS CLERKS Will Be Appointed to Assist in the Work. blk 10.

map Hillside Av Land Impt Co. Jamaica Maio. to Lebert. 9th a. i ft Pierce av 2xl(4j.

1 City Morrow. S. to Realty Trust, part map Malba. Whltestone Pallet A. to The Thrift.

Cook av. 200 ft Chicago av, 25x100, Newtown. Pearsall to Jamaica Havigs Bank, Sheridan boulevard, cor Blrdsall av, Far Rockaway Ruthmann, H. to Ruerer A ors Myrtls av. a cor Tale ar, 20x100, Newtown Schmidt.

to Bond A Mortgage Co or Richmond Hill. Jamaica av, cor 8uydaro st 20x111. Woodhaven 6.wv TO SEEK MERCHANDISE. Commission Appointed to rind Out Why Goods Left Slavin's Store. Deputy Clerk Gilkes of the United States Court was yesterday appointed a special commissioner to inquire Into the mystery surrounding the disappearance of a large stock of merchandise from a store at 25 Dodworth street.

Samuel Slavin and his son conducted a butter and egg store at that address, and In the course of business made large purchases. Tl eaama t.nM ttia affidavit fllo.4 with Schneider. G. to Schelllng. st.

837 ft Cooper av, 50x100, South $300 tn st, 1M ft 40X125.9. Becker to Co, morts in FLATBL'SH AV, cor Newklrk. av, runs Bedford to 113.6, Perkins to Ward Jr. morts pi.iTKrsH AV. cor Beverley road, 35.7x100.

Abels-Gold Realty Co to lnterfraternal Realty A Development Co, mort 1,000 nom GLEN ST, 100 ft Crescent 50x100, Butler to Remeking 2D UT, 120 ft Av iOxllo, L' Lilly to Ward, morts $4,500 nom GRAVESEXD AV, cor Village rd, runs 6 163.8 71.3 to av 13 16o. rviilnn to A Callanan, moit $2,000 "ttUt I A cor ivtu t. viw, i nan to callanan GRAM' AV, a cor tins, mi, dciiw 447 and 443 map No 2. map land A van Wyck. Levy wife to A Cohen, rt jjj-j GRAVESEXD AV.

oor Av U. 77x7S3x 59x78, Callanan to ti jam Moore St. 2axl00. x. i tn Kammeater A wife.

nom aw 17? 6 Fulton St. ZUXiW. Glns'burg et' al to O'Brien, mort HARMAN ST, 7o m. J. i Weber ft no.

heirs ft Huschle, val Weber ft ano, heirs 4 Huechle. to Gierl, mort l4.M-"-j jo HENRY ST, s. 75 ft State st 26.9x92.6, hftl, Farnham et 1 to City Real Estate Co HOPKINS ST, ns, S60 ft Marcy av, 100, hftl. 3 Levy to I Levy IVilii HENRY ST. cor Union St.

21.9X98. Baucher to A Geary, morts 14-3? HEMLOCK ST. 200 ft Pitkin av 20x loo. hftl, A 1 Baiter to A Krauss ft wife, mort at Ttn nion Junius st, 2s it hftl. Kovolefsky et al to Kleinman, mort $4,150.

-al cons ft -m NIC KEH BOCK Nil AV. cor xKO; Knickerbocker av. cor Cooper si, ot 100, Straub to Straub ft nom KINGS H1GH WAY. a s. at Intersection block between 10th ft 9th ts.

runs to land Jones 641.10 to 0 1 Ay Flxe-xn-to bog. Howe wife to Singer, morts $24,600 I.KFFERTS PL, 94.D Classon av. 18x90. Realty Associates to LOTS 96 ft 79. blk 7323.

map Homecrest, a. Rnhiirhnn Bids- Svita Asan to a "same PROP, Wlliiams. 'supt of banks, to same LEONARD ST, 41.9 Withers St. 16. 7x 81.9x16 7xSl.

4, hftl. Cardiello, widow, to Florls 4 wife, morts $4,092 -n0" LYNCH ST. s. 470.11 a Marcy av, I6.7X 100 Quinton to Maher. mort a nn t.

Xtct.OUKh- second additoin to Brooklyn, hollenbaugh 4 wife to Rex nom LINCOLN PL, s. 200 ft Bedford av, 40x 192 to Eastern Parkway. Relss to 4 Mondav. mor-s val cons ft LOTS 121 122. blk 7881.

map Bay Park property. Moe a wire wuj v.oiwoi-..uy... LINCOLN RD, 365 ft Bedford av, 26x 105, hftl. Joslln to LORIMER ST. cor Jackson st, 26xiou, hftl.

Bonanza 4 wife to Dl Somtl, morts $4,500 SAME PROP, Dl Bointl to Bonanza ft wife, all liens nom LINCOLN PL, s. 84.6 Franklin av, 81x 92. Singer ft wife to I Howe, morts $52 500 nom LEXINGTON AV. 271 1 Bedford av. IS.IOxK-0, hftl, Williams to Hearns.

mort $1,750 ln1om LINCOLN AV, cor Stanley av, 65.4 103 91 100; Lincoln av, cor Stanley av, runs 191.8 201 to Lincoln av 40.11, Graham Holding Co to Schwenk Realty Co. val cons ft LOTS 24 to 81, blk 6674, lots 82 4 33. blk 6674, map grantors herein, Highlawn Estate 4 Impt Co to Tlmendorfer ft Friedman Const Co nom MARION ST. 150 ft Howard av, 2.x 100, A Volekening to Treschmann, all liens nom Mc KtBBIN ST, No 180. Wiener 4 wife to I Cohen, i pt, morts $.050 nam MARION ST, s.

167.8 Saratoga av, 17. lx 100, Lamb to Wagner, mort $2, 760. nom MESEROLE ST. s. 50 ft Dobbin st, 2ox 100, Monahan to Lustlg, morts $12,000, correction deed nom SAME PROP, Lustlg to Storms 4 wife, morts $12,000 nom MANHATTAN AV, s.

100 ft Nassau av, 25x100, Storms to Vlll, morts $2,000. MACON ST, No 868, Simon to Poppke. morts $16,000 exch NEW JERSEY AV, Nos 365. 367 ft 369. I Halperln et al to Blitzer.

morts $15.394.. nom MYRTLE AV, s. 20 ft Throop av, 20x 80. Evans ft wife to Engelken nom NOSTRAND AV, 100 ft Tllden av, 200x100, Danziger to Construction Co, mort $20,000 nom SAME PROP, Arcularius et al, heirs Arcularius. to Danzlger nom PITKIN AV, 80 ft Powell st, runs n55xe5xn20xel5xs75toavxw 20, A Fislck ft wife to 8 Feder, subj to morts.

val cons 4 100 PROSPECT 160 ft Buffalo av, runs 64.10 180.1 79.2 127.9. A Volkennlng. widow, to Treschmann, 1907 nom PROSPECT AV, a 375 ft a 5th av, 15.7x80.2, Komturk Realty Corp to McKenna ft wife, mort $2,000 nom PRESIDENT ST, s. 100 ft 8d av, 70x100, Imperiale to Imperiale, subj to mort $11,000 4 life estate nom ROCKAWAY AV, 60 ft Dean st, 19.8x100, Lopardo to Vapnevltch, all liens nlm RAILROAD AV, cor Stanley av, runs 100 91 103.3 to av 116 8, Graham Holding Co to Schwenk Realty Co, val cons ft $100 ROGERS AV, s. 62.3 Church av, 20x00, hftl, Lieberman 4 wife to Heblg ft wife, mort $5,500, val cons ft 110 RAILROAD AV, cor Stanley av, 80x100, Schwenk Realty Co to A Schwars, mort $1,900, val cons ft ROCHESTER AV, s.

100 ft Lincoln pi, 20x94 Partridge wife to Douglass, mort $3,500 ST. MARK'S Av, 381 it nopKUisoH av 19x127.9. hftl, Steinberg to Horowitz, morts $6,575 SURF AV, at lntersec 0 1 Schwelckert Walk, runs 83.8 113.4 to 1 Stratton's new want n. to av a ucB, Rchweirkert's walk, centre line. 133.8 Surf av, runs itom Bowery lis to 1 Strat- ton new warn oi.o i.

51 Smith ft wile to looping, morts $50,000 Eastern Pkway. lsl.7 Hentora ay. 24.1x189.4 to Union st xOJ.9xl8o.7. Holland to Holland Const Co. mort $3.500..

$100 btatk ST. 125 ft Nevlns st, 20x100, Capen et al to Rellly, mort ST JOHN a PL. iw it iew loir. 600x120.7, Dettmer et al to Lemar Realty Co nom SCHENECTADY AV, 140 ft Wlntnrop av 40x100 A Trenkle 4 wife to Trenkle.nom SCHEFFIELD AV, 400 ft Hogeman av, 20x95, Sheim. now Dlvlnsky, to Dl-vlnsky.

her husband, Vi pt Sm bocker av, 25x100. hftl. Gaenzle ft wife to Roth, morts su.a TROUTMAN ST. s. 460 ft Knlrker-wiro- iv same to Dumpioff, morts $12,933 VIRGINIA PL.

on.s ouim 99 6. Tuch to Regan ft wife, mart orai nom V-cWrtW AV. a s. 210 ft Marcy av. 20x100.

in t. Kndicn. mons i VAN 'BUREN ST. No 218. Stewart ft.

a r.laam.n mort nom 100 Grlssler to Union Material Co. c-r fit 8 Tlrlira av. 25x100, RT. A B. Ztl'l It AIDeinnur in, hftl, wife, ft A Kwarclanskl to An derson, morts 16TH ST.

s. le.o jai-KBon it. Schierloh ft wife to de WASHINGTON AV, 576 ft Mvrtlc einn Tut TWlv tn Schmltt. mort $1 iao. val tin! ft 100 witinrr.FBV AV.

s. 180 ft Marcy av, MxlOO Horowitz to Silberman RT No 172. Rorensoa. formerly Gcdward, to Magle, iwrt t7vi nom xjVYCKOFF AV. cor Greene av.

25x92.11x25x 11.10. Brown Realty Co to Frisenger, mort t. orGHBT A J58.I Marcy av. Thorns to Horowltf nom WEIRFIELD ST. No 861, Gutting ft wife to Auth.

mort $3,600 nom WESTMINSTER RD, SO0 ft Beverley rd 60x100. Cox to I Rosenbeck. mort tg vio nonl WATKIN8 9T, 8 100 ft Livonia av, 25x 100, A Horowitz to Steinberg 4 ano, mort i win nom tit writ ST. s. 181.11 Surf av, 40x118 10, Voiel ft wife to Kronengold, mort $1,800 nuri QUEENS BOSOTJGH.

Mortgages. SEPTEMBER 2. Khnnri-Antn. M. to Fries.

Myrtle av 8, 26 ft Elm st, 25x100. Corona $1,000 Anderson. I iv oiinwr, n.iwaji .1. 260 ft Madison av. 80x100.

Queens $000 Pechert. W. to German Savinrs Bank TSmnirlvn. Jefferson av. B.

190 ft Dosoher av, 26.4x9. Fldgewood Heights. .2 son Brown. R. 10 mciiiii.

ioi itai. man tiucn-RacnnA- PlRn for Homes for People at West Flushing, Corona $300 Cohen. M. to Bushwlck Savings Bk, rfces- t.r ov. s.

400 ft Liberty av. 60x100 Owme Park n-W neehan. .7 F. to A Mever, Park st. a.

47 3 8 Myrtle av, 18.4x110. Richmond Hill. $3,000 Epand. lo 1) Monaghan. lots 22 blk' 15.

map Brock Jamaica $270 Orlmehaw. L. to Mara, lots 191. 109 5. miD Kissena Park.

North F'osh- in W-W Same to Kissena Park Cornn lots 191. W. 193 map Kissena Park. North $40 Glass. M.

to Gold-nan. Lincoln av. Rl ft AUen St. rx75. Jamalce J.n0 Hovt E.

to A Fitzpatrlck. Beiamin at 120 ft Smith av, 20x100. Corona Hazard. tn A Wamke. Jr.

Washing ton av, 8. 150 ft Belmont av. 60x96, Orone xl Co to T'tle (i A Co. 8 a Flushing sv, adl land Hunt: also Metronolitart sv. s.

BdJ land Rloard. acres: also MfripoMtan av, s. adj land sweeper, mi oam also Metropolitan av, 165 8 Hleh St. 40x100. Newtown I27.5O0 Kunz to Roslyn Savinge Bank, Randal IV s.

25 ft Washington pi, 26x97.11, Newtown Leckner. M. to Dawlen Beal Fetate Co, lots 56 57 58 69. blk map Richmond Hill South lyizvnskl A E. tn Cal'away.

Purdy st. s. 300 ft'n Dltmam av. I Levy to Monaghan. lots 14 to 21 Inc.

10. 11 'blk 12; 18. 19. blk S. map Brock Jamaica K.2J2 1-atvless, J.

to Penfold Building Co. Pen-fold rd. s. 179 ft 8 Woodslde av. 20x100.

Elrr-hurst Heights $1,400 Vvikl-. C. to Mever. 51h St. 150 ft Whltnv av.

50x100. Elmhurst Michaud, to lUcbling. lota 13, 14, 15, -1. cor Bay Ridge a'v. H.W 1 Kngeiaen.

M. to cook, siynie av. I I st, nr 14th av. 9.J'.2. t.

nann, et ai to urevoort avgs xaiiiv, Xostrand av, nr Lexington, 2 morts Adams, ano to Title Co, Lefterts place. V-'M Phenlx Title Co to Title OAT Co. 10th av, cor Drlggs $06,000 Becker, ano to Title GAT Co, Graham av, nr Herbert st Sponce, C. to Title GAT Co, 83d st, nr Bay parkway $6,000 Spence, M. wife to Bonynge, 83d st.

nr Bay parkway $1,000 Kronengold, to Vogel, 27th st, nr Surf av, BM lnterfraternal Realty A Development Co to Abels-Gold Realty Co, Beverley road, cor Flatbush av $21,000 Schlytter, A wife to A Baumann A wife. 67th st. No 270 Brooks. L. A to Title GAT Co, 6th st, No 435.

BinM te i Wows 11th st. cor land I I I.vnrh $7,500 same to same, av nr inn si. Same to same, Av cor 10th st, 2 morts 2 Hynes, and ano to Title A Co, 72d cor 6th av Engelken, and ano to Title OAT Co, Myrtle av. Butt, to Dime Savings Bank, Wllloughby av. nr Kent av $1,000 Caputo, A to Salvatore, Adelphl st, nr Park av $1,050 Ie Rosa.

S. to iSchlerloh. 16th St. Van Loan, W. A to Murtha, 56th st.

nr 2d av l.ooo Schwars, A. to Schwenk Realty Co. av, cor Stanley av. 1450 Schwenk Realty Co to Graham Holding Co. Stanley av, cor Lincoln av, 1 parcels Anderson, to Johnson.

42d st, nr 3d av $1,000 Brooks, to Adams, 6th St. No 435. Ji.mo Assignments of Mortgages. SEPTEMBER 2. Felter, to Corn Exchange Bank.

Frankel, A. to Gascolne et al. 2 Title Co to Felter Taubln, M. ano, to Hurst, 2 assts.nnm Lustlg, to Vill Coyne, to Young nom Glassman to London Realty Co Geisman, L. to Roth Ward, R.

Jr. to Peoples Trust Co Harms, to A Harms Heimblnder. R. to Heuel Strauss, to Horowits nom Miller, H. to Turner Lumber Co.

val cons A Jarre to Mutual Alliance Trust Co $low Oest, A to Brottler, val cons i ti.i. I A. to T.awira Mort Co. 12 assts Kordcs, E. to Paar City Savgs Bank to Title Ouar Ind century tianu oi i to Aueie-viwiu Co nom Ferguson, to WuBtrow ...51.525 ieljlnger.

A. to A Martin, G. to Blumenau M. ano. as o-irx.

to Stolzberg, L. to Hlinhtrltt RinitM Hassberg! E. to Somervllle ano.ll.8M Patterson E. to Levy Ruland 4 ano. as exors, to Vvhii- Inff A ano.

as exors. etc Oeiser, E. to Folsom 4 ano Johnnton, P. to Riddle nm Itlpi-achenk to Ogden nm Creamer Co to I Miller $1 .200 Home Title Ins Co to Glen sFalls Ins Co, ats Same to A Muklng S3 000 Hughes. E.

to Dean Holding Co. 2 Lutk, G. et al. to Moftett nom Sarles, to Elfers $4,000 Goldberg, A to Kettelhodt $300 A Mortgage Co to Hoer- mann Merrit O. to Heymann $w)0 Hrody, to Greenfield $3,70 Jacobs to Weinberg $2,500 in to Jacobs Eltoma Kealtv Co to Lawyers Title I Co, val cons 4 Lawyer.

Titl 1 4 Co to LJime eavinBu Dank 4600 TI a Title Ind Co to A uearonio Bailey, 4 ano, exors. to Wood Tin. ri A. Cn to T. lj Brun $4,000 Same to Le Brun JS-OOu Pamn to Taylor Ellis 5 assts Tomchin.

to Heisman $3,000 Youngs. to McCann Graves. S. to Egan S6.000 Adams. T.

to Starr $1,500 Prospect Park Bank to Title Co, 2 aSBtS S.IU.STO Stewart D. to Redmond M.uw Drelsbach. H. to Nesbit 4 Co. Miller.

I to Strong. 2 assts Mllloi. A tn Rrooklvn Children's Aid Society Conveyances. SEPTEMBER i. 3D AV.

73.2 17th st, 24.10x100, fore closure. Barton to A Freedman, mort $1,000 $900 5TH ST, 369 (tn av, li.ftXiW, i- Adams to Brooks, val cons and $100 ioth AV. a cor Bay Bldge st. 80100, Warburton to Morrison, mort $1.600. nom 12TH AV.

s. extends trom 79tn to sum et, 200x100, Hyde to Straub, mort nom DTH IV west cor 45th St. zxioo. I Kenhit 4 Co. Inc.

to Fielding, mort oiui nom 27TH ST. s. 100 ft Av J. 100x100, Vpv.r Jt- tn Carv nom 13TH AV. cor 40tn st.

iw.ixeu, ni, Munvea to Napelbaum, morts $12.000.. ao-ri-r ST. No Napelbaum to Ka batzky. morts $12,000, val cons and $100 43D ST. 3U0 It liln av, iuuw, a Hlrsch to Hlrseh nom 44TH ST.

No 1151. Solomon sc to Klotz, val cons and -'loo Kerns-t, morts $25,000. val cons and $100 B5TH ST. a a 450 ft 14th av, 80X1OO, Fazzolarl 4 to Coluccio w. hi pt.nom KTW BT a 800 ft fith aV.

20x100.2. JO- hann Construction Co to Snyder, mort val cons and 5ith RT. 280 ft 14th av. 80x100.2. Muller ft to Cedar, mort $5, 000..

nom 51ST ST. s. 12. it oin av, A Kelly to Kelly nom 52D ST. No lojl, Boiomon at to i.io..

val cons and 55TH ST, s. 375 It 2a av, DUXOiu.i, Murtha to Van Loan 4 mort $3.090. nom B-r RT 500 ft a 5th av. 100x1181, Ynrk- Petin Co to Larsen-Peterson Bldg and Cont Co, mort $7,500 nom 89TH ST, 160 ft Zd av, annuo, Dingman 4 to A Clark, morts $6 76TH ST. '30 It oin Kellman ft to A Harnlsch 4 mort MALTA HI, ow 11, 11 inn awpnhpre to I Bnerman, morta 3.000 83D ST.

ISO II oar w- 100, wife, and spence to Bonynge, mort $7.000 AMES ST s. 337.11 l-ltKin av. i. hftl. Kessler ft wife to Schwlmmer, morts $10,600 no'" ATLANTIC Av, s.

364.11 Ullca s.v, runs 0.4 58.5 At lantic av, 365.4 Utica av, runs 61.8 to av 2311, Canner to Moore, val cons iTV," SAMB PROP, uarwiCK x. iiire, val cons J'' ADELPHI ST, 205 It t-arK av, 10 100, Salvatore 4 wife to caputs a wue. mort $2,000 "om AV Av 9th ft 10th St. Sweet ft wife to 8 Kistlor, subj to morts nom ASHFORD ST, 8. 90 ft Dumont av, 200x90.

A Fisher to Perkln nom ASHFORD ST, 190 ft Dumont av. lOOx 90 Perkins to Realty Asosclates, morts nom AV I. cor nrooKiyn av, mixvi.q. a r.i ia to A Hons, morts $13,500 nom AV H. 18 ft 15th St.

38x100, hsftls, Abels-Gold Realty Co to Becker wife, morts $12,000 nm BERRIMAN ST. s. 120 ft Sutter av, 20x100, A Rosenberg wife to ft A Weinberg, morts $5,020 nom BLEECKER ST, I 125 ft Evergreen av, 25x100. Hollrock. widow, et al.

to Stalb ft wife nom BRADFORD ST, 240 ft Blake av, 20x100, Hoffman to Hoffman, his wife, suhl to morts nom BALTIC ST, 220 6 Hicks st, 25X 104.10, Biro wife to A Gardeila. pt, mort nom CHAUNCEY ST. 78 ft Saratoga av, 19x100 hftl Quenzer to A CHESTER ST. being lot It bk 3601, map Waverley, Sondrew to Giglio, val cons A 1100 CHRISTOPHER ST. s.

75 ft Glenmore av, 17.10x100. hftl. Lefschltm to Selnel. all title, subj to morts nom 6TH AV, S0.2 47th St. 20x100.

Weinberg 4 wife to I Rochelle. morta $5,900.. nom DUMONT AV. cor Watklns St. 50x100.

Epstein to I Peres, all Hens nom DUMONT AV. cor Cleveland st, 160x90, foreclosure. Roaell to Realtv Associ ates 3.01 DRIOGS AV, cor 11th st, loOxlOO, Hurd. Jr. ft wife to Phenlx Tube nom SAME PROP, Gately.

heir Coughlan, to same. pt nom SAME PROP. Coughlan to same, release dower nom DUMONT AV. cor Cleveland st, ix 160x95x150. Perkins to Realty Associates.

morts $4,275 nom DOWNING ST. b. 84 ft Gates av, 20.4x 80.2x15. 7x0. Norwood to A ft Glbb, mort $2,350 nom DRIGGR AV.

west COT 11th St. 100x100, r. O'Connor ft ano. by xuardian. to Phenlx Tube Co, all interest $4,530 SAME PROP Keiey, wiaow, to Hurd.

Jr, a nom 5HTH ST. e. 420 ft 8th av. JOxloo.l. Property Corporation to O'Neill, correction deed nom 3D ST.

s. 80 ft Dltmas av. 40x100, A Rsilgan to A Weales nom 19TH PT, p. 96.4 Newklrk av. runs 62 100 61.9 23.6 78.6, A Alexander to Burke, morts nom EAST NEW YORK AV.

cor WatklnB st. iiox56.3x73.li. uaenraen ft wire to Rubin, val cons ft EI.DERT LANK, s. 91.4 Magenta av 20x122.1x20x122.9. Ryan to Welhvood, morts $4,400 nom EI.DERT LANE, 119.4 Magenta St.

20x122.5x 20x122.1, Wellwood ft wife to Turczyn. nom 14TH ST. a. 120 ft Dorchester road, 40x100, Todd ft wife to Matthews ft wife, mort $4,800 nom EASTERN PARKWAY, s. 59 4 Utica 19 I Kmneneold ft wife to Flackerl 4 Shr'der Steam Heating Co.

morts nom A steohens to Attwood, m-rt S7.000 nom EST NEW YORK AV. 120 ft Kings tnn av. jlxlOO. Cetero ft wife to 5 nucrrn W' -7TH ST. 3T0 ft Av N.

40x10-1, Lawli to Waldraa, juoit It Was He Who Owned Jamaica Alligator. Vice President of Nameoke Club Brought Five of 'Em From Florida. The mystery of the alligator which attacked Richard Nott on the. outskirts of Jamaica has now been solved, and Farmer Peter Horr of Lott'B lane, Jamaica, before whose house the reptile appeared, whose chicken the alligator ate alive, and whose ducks and pigs It frightened, has been apprised as to who brought the dreadful creature from the sunny South. The man responsible for this awful piece of business, it was found yesterday, was not an enemy of Farmer Horr, but no le3s a personage than Herbert A.

O'Brien, vice president of the Jamaica Citizens Association and of the Nameoke Democratic Club and member of the local school board. It seems that a few months ago, when Mr. O'Brien returned from a trip to Florida, he brought with him five young alligators to decorate his spacious lawns and parlor rugs at Brlarwood. At first they proved a source of no end of amusement and gave the real estate man opportunity to satisfy hlB zoological curiosity on many points, and material for no end of nature Btories. The animals, under his able direction, were being trained in most remarkable ways, and were proving to be the best of household pets, when one morning Mr.

O'Brien found two of them nestled in the bottom of the bain tub when he was about to take a plunge. The playful snap at his big toe was too much for the lover of the order of the Crocodilia, and be straightway resolved that there were better places for such brutes than his private residence. The next day found him scouring the country to find out who would enjoy their company. The Otillle Orphan Asylum, thotmht he. was iust the ace.

Superin tendent George Albert Godduhn of the asylum at first demurred, but was in duced by his little charges to tone tne alligators. They were brought to the Institution by ten boys from the asylum, placed In a pond nearby, and proved Interesting creatures. But about two months ago the largest and most grouchy of them disappeared, no one knew where. "It was thot alligator," declared Superintendent Godduhn, yesterday, "which was found on the road. it was the largest and most troublesome of the five, and we are glad to have gotten rid of it." The pond is about two' ml es from the asylum.

The only question now unsolved Is in Just what manner the creature managed to go the two miles and arrive safely in the Pette pond. But Farmer Horr Is much relieved tn that he has found that he possessed no enemies who would play a trick like that on him. "I know," he exclaimed, "that if this matter was put in your paper, tho mystery would be solved." FOR THE POOR BABIES. Appeal Made for Funds to Carry On Pure Milk Work. The New York Milk Committee, of which Stephen G.

Williams is chairman, has sent out an appeal for funds In carrying on the work of looking after the babies of the poor and providing them with pure milk. In order to successfully carry on this work the sum of must be raised by voluntary contribu tions. The committee's appeal for the support of milk depots is based not only upon the relief dispensed through it, but upon the assumption that many babies lives are saved by protecting the mother and encouraging her to feed her child naturallv. For the fiscal year, beginning October 1, 1909, the committee will have to maintain nine infants milk depots that feed 1,200 babies. On August 15, the depots were caring for 850 babiesl and the total number of depot babies Is now about 1,200.

Free milk for each baby who receives aid. costs about 13'4 cents dally, or $48 annually. Free instruction for each mother by nurses and physicians costs about 4 cents daily. Durine the nast year 1.773 babies re ceived pure milk at the depots, and 1,207 babies were recrularly under the super vision of physicians and nurses, i.bout 55 per cent, of the babies were rated as "fair," "poor," "bad" or "moribund" when brought to tho depots, and yet the averacn gain in physical vitality of the depot babies was 24.6 per and the number In good condition grew during the year from 45 to 87 per cent. AFRICAN M.

E. CONVENTION. Sunday School Children Meet at Huntington. (Specal to iha Eagle.) Huntington, L. September 3 The ninth annual Sunday School Convention of the Long island District of the Afri can M.

E. Church, of which the Rev. Dr. H. H.

Pinckney is the presiding elder, was opened yesterday at 11:30 A.M. in the African M. E. Church here, of which the Rev. Dr.

S. B. Morris is pastor. Early devotional services were conducted by the Rev. G.

R. Coverdale of Amity-vllle. assisted by tho Rev. J. E.

Shepherd of Freeport and the Rev. S. J. Branch of Manhattan. The Rev.

H. B. Gantt, pastor of St. John's A. M.

E. Church in Howard avenue, Brooklyn, delivered the annual sermon from the text, "They used helps under girding the subject, "Fighting the Girdle Chains." The features of the afternoon session Included the annual address of the presiding elder. Dr. Pickney, and the district superintendent, Mrs. Lydia C.

Smith, respectively. Others who took part In the sessions of the day were the Rev. Dr. A. B.

Morton, the Rev. Dr. S. B. Morris, Miss Morris, J.

D. Nixon, Mrs. L. P. Williams and Mrs.

W. F. Abbott. Miss Adele Williams of Jamaica and Jacob Jackson of Amityville were eleoted secretaries. Dr.

Plncknev announced the following committees: Finance, S. B. Morris. A. B.

Morton. J. D. Nixon. Miss Adele Williams, G.

R. Coverdale- district superintendent report, J. M. Proctor, Albert Long, William Calvin. Mrs.

Josephine Smith; committee on credentials, Mrs. W. F. Abbott. M.

Payne, Mrs. Hicks. Mrs. Albert Long; special committee. Albert Long, D.D.; J.

E. Shepherd. S. J. Branch.

The Rev. S. J. Branch read an able paper on the "Sunday Schools of To-Day." There are many delegates and ministers from the churches In Brooklyn and on Long Island and of two of the churches In Manhattan in attendance and the convention is to continue throughout today. The question box is being conducted by the Rev.

Dr. A. Long of Babylon. Dr. Pinckney's annual address was on the "Duty of the Church Toward tne The Rev.

Mr. Branch, who is one Af the vniine-pr nsstors. made some crit icisms on the international Sunday school lessons, and suggested among other things that lessons for little children should all be taken from the Old Testament. He spoke at some length on evolution. Bishop W.

J. Gaines, who presides over the New York diocese. Is to visit and address the convention before the close of the convention this evening This is the first time In nine years that the Sunday school convention has been held at Huntington, but the gathering is being well entertained. FIGHTER LANDS IN HOSPITAL. Carl Wenzel of 259 St.

Nicholas avenue, Manhattan, came over to Brooklyn, Wednesday afternoon, and when he reached the corner of Fourth avenue and Twenty-third street, made up his mind that he could lick every man In Gowanus. He started in on six youths who were standing in a group, but he proved no match for them, and when the battl" was over he was taken to the Methodist Hospital by Ambulance Surgeon Graham. New Buildings. 69th st, 170 ft 15th av. two story brick tenements, 20x78.2, tin roof.

6 families each; cost (13,000. Owner, Demasl, 1406 66th street. 32d st. cor Tllden av, ten 2 story brleK dwellings. 20x50, gravel roof, families each; cost owner, Hi uunn neaity Const Co, 130 Bway, N.

T. Av D. cor 38th st. story at attic framM rin-plllnir 22x50. shlnde roof.

2 families: cost 14,800. Owner, Vanderveer Pk Salems Gar. Church, on premises. Stone av, s. loo ft Sutter av, two 3 tory brick dwellings offices.

20x55, tin roof, 2 families each; cost 115,000. Owner, I Levlng-aon. 1457 Eastern Pkway. Wlnthrop st, cor Nostrana av, story brick dwelling, 20.6x55. tin roof, 2 families; cost 14,500.

Owner, Wlnthrop-Nostrand const Co, 16 Court st. 27th St. s. 180 It sun av, two story attic brick dwellings, 17x55. shlngU roof, 2 families each; cost $9,000.

Owner, I Kronengold, law eastern away. 12th st, 180 ft Av 2 story A att.c frame dwelling, 24x47, shingle roof. 2 families; cost 15,000. Owner, Melville, lath av 74th st. Harrnan St.

8.6 wycicon: av. i frame stable. 9x10. gravel roof; cost 1100. Owner, Brudder, 411 Harrnan st.

Liberty av, s. 75 It tsernman oi, hrlck office tenement, 20x63, tin roof, 5 families; cost J6.000. Owner, East Devol Co. 724 Liberty av. Knickerbocker av.

20 ft Cornelia st, four 3 story brick dwellings, 20 x55, gravel roof. 2 families each; cost $18,000. Owner, Livotl. 5624 5th av. Knickerbocker av.

20 ft Cornelia St. 3 story brick store dwellings. 20x60. gravel roof, 2 families; cost sn.wu. uwiier, 5624 5th av.

75th st. s. 86.9 Ft Hamilton av, six 2 storv brick dwellings, 20x55, tin roof. 2 families each; cost $33,000. Owner, Hamilton Const Co, 1117 Xostrand av.

20th av, cor Warehouse av, two 1 story frame toilets, 17.6x16.6. shingle roof; cost $1,000. Owner, Atlantic Coast Co. Alterations. 65th st, 275 ft 6th av.

2 story frame extens, 20x30; cost $1,600. Owner, Napoii, tth st, nr 6th av. Mechanics' liens. SEPTEMBER 2. Tllden av, cor Xostrand av.

120x100. ul i- r-nno, i Van Maier. btlll- Xr a .1 Brown Surf av. cor 6th at. Electric Co agt Vanderveer iT(zinc Coney Island av.

Nos 2S31 a3. otautlarjl Plumbing Supply Co agt A VV YVlliBWUtil a. 571 97th st. SOU. 10 lr- pvion.line to Atlantic Otian, A avt JJ! lltririnhoriain.

1' carren. Hurley (11 McGrath. Tllden av cur Nustrand av, A Goldtwrg agt Conat Co, Van Mater Slilhvell Wax 0u 14th av. cor 41st St. runs 10(1 oi i 80 30 to st a Lenzzt ano agt Brotfer Co sioo.v Judgments.

SEPTEMBER 2 Blankford, A Brown S267 K. Bond M-Koya4 Typewriter Co Murray, K-T Waits O' Byrne. L-Emplre siate Surety Tone, reunion nmmitoa Chapman, A Frier Portugaloff, A Union Bank Polstein, I Polstein Same Same 25 26.62 Pappas, A 1 Kogow $16.31 Phillius. M. by trustee Will MurleyO T3l.lllt,.a as nrloifrx Kahuiisk, 1J A Union Klein, Goldstein Krlvltsky, A St A I Polstein Krlvltsky, A A Sam.

Kwaraianskl. Kelly Kramer, HIl Block Shatlkln, tX Knblnowitz Ellis, Scrlbner's Sons ..51,288.01 $43.10 $29.66 $35.74 Defendants not served. Fictitious first names of defendants. Oeiser. 1.

Humbarger Lumber pany $38. t3 Same Dry Fork Lumber Company. CJertz. 1. I Oert.

Glassman. Flnkelsteln Oonsky. Klelnstoin 8" Dartmouth Realty Co-Edison Electric 111 tg Co $144 40 Dixon. V-J Lieb WJ.85 Dixon. Logan Econouply.

A Goldberg $li 2 Risbey. W-J Lieb Russonik, A-J Finkelsteln Rice. same JJAJJ Lelsenholraer. A Jezek $34.90 Schnoidt-r. Benjamin 1 Oertx Sample.

C-M Goldberg $25 Slcaster, Jr Empire State Suroty CO.J31.40 Sweet, Savage fi6.31 Reisler Goldsieln $43 40 la. Violette, Graves A Co $53. iC Davidson, I A Pllugh Co $44.68 Dickson. Davis, Dlsbrow. N-C Jewell Mathleson Davis, assignee.

Marlcy by trustee Phillips, as admstr $10.26.52 Hittelman I Postman ano Alflcrl, A A Kantor $114.49 Witkowekl. F-J Kelly Wilatus, E-T Bose ''-40 Wittv, Abraham Straus $194. 08 Jelza Abraham Straus $223.90 Tompkins, Block 29.5 Brooklyn Trust Co, as trustee will Mar-ley Phillips, as admstr $10,268.52 Defendant not served. Mortgages. SKr-TFMHKR 2.

Feder, to A Fislck. Pitkin av, $1,426 Wagner, to Lamb, Marlon st, nr Saratoga av J950 Whaley. M. to Nassau Trust Co, as exr, Wilson st, No 135 $3,000 Halght, to A Haight, 8th st, nr Prospect Park West $1,800 Perse, to Peree, Dumont av, ccr Wat-kins st --OO Rex, to Hollenbaugh, lota 9 and 10 block 4740. etc, $875 Danzlger, Y.

to Arcularius et al, Nos-trand av. nr Tllden av $20,000 McKenna, J. to nantura iteaity ior-norotlon. Prosnect av. nr 5th av.

$1,000 Cervadora, to Fundy Co, 48th St. cor Furnald st Holsien. to Beadleston woerz, no. av. No 4S23, lease $418 Topping.

to Smith, lurt av. cor Schwelckerfs walk $20,000 Dowd, a to Weber, snepnera av, nr Rldgewood av, I00 Waldron, to Baughman, S7th st. nr Av Muller, W. to Probst, Central av, nr Greene av. 3 morts $8,600 u.u-m H.

to Johnson. Congress st. nr Henry st Quinton, to ri coomDs, i.iicii i. Marcv av $2,500 doninrr. to A Walsh.

Bay Ridge av. nr loth av ntn .1 A ra flourocK. laicemcr $8,000 w.tt.kamn V. and ano to Qormley, Albemarle rd, cor 4th st koi Ritv Co to Eltoma Realty Co. 7th av.

nr 78th st, 2 morts 7.o$o same to same, 7th av, cor 78th st Same to same, Fort Hamilton av, nr 7th av Same to same, Fort Hamilton av, nr 7Sth st Bame'to'same, 78th st. nr 7th av $3. 500 iwir it a to Keenan. Wllloughby av No' TTnN.i. tn Rniit Rrooklvn Savings Bank, Wllloughby av, i js.

tn 7. Pnriorovsky. Chris topher av, nr Sutter av Davis. to A II Bennett. Van Slcklen st, Patterson.

A. ano to Lion Bwy of i. Bay 13th St. nr 86th st, Bath Beach lease. $2,000 Union Material Co to Home Title Ins Co, West St.

nr Albemarle rd, 10 Kwarclanskl, 8, ano to Murphy, Newell ft nr Drlggs av Glidden, M. to Joslln. Lincoln rd, nr Bedford av, t.B F. to Partridge. Rochester av.

nr Lincoln pi, Babbitt, to Reis wife, Uth st, nr Caton av S1 Caputo, F. et al to Crlsculo ano, Ray- mnnn- ut nr TillarV st I00'' A. -to Stewart wife, Van rtnren t. nr Sumner av. C.

$1,0011 Schlichtlng, wife to A de Beer Av nr 8th st Rock wife to Whitehead, lots 229 4 S30, blk 8767, map Kings Catanzaro wife to Boyd, Fulton St. nr Adelphl st Hebig. wife to Lleberman, Rogers av, nr Church av, Ouerra. S. to Murphy, East New lork av, nr Kingston st j30: n-iBv a tn Kohre.

Am boy st. nr East New York av Levy, to Congress Bwg- wo, mu, cor Stone av -f Frankel A. wife to Gascoins et al, etiAt-irian av nr GLenmore ac. morts 2'310 Sim. A Hummel A ano.

as axtrx, Sheridan av, nr Olenmore av Storms, E. wife to Lustlg, Mes- erole av. nr Dobbin st. $1,000 Schwenk Realty Co to Graham Holding Co, Stanley av, cor Railroad av, $1,900 Cary, to meyer, (-. $2,000 Whltlnclc.

C. L. to Herdllng. as trustee, Lake st, nr 8d pi Kohlmann. ano to Port, Oakland st.

nr Nassau av $3,000 ptr Muller Const Co to Goldman it ano, Glenmore av. nr Railroad av $1,250 TtanAfli.lft.1 Rltv A CnYmt Cn to Mort 4 Security Co, 4Sd St. nr 5th av. 13 morts. $47,750 tn thwarts.

ChrlStODher St. nr Glenmore av. $700 mMr. to I Hilrwrin et al. New Jersey av.

nr Belmont, $2,894 Mansollno, et al to Rover, Rochester av, nr East av $1,000 Matthews. J. wife to Todd wife 14th st. $5,200 Tlmendorfer Friedman Const Co to High-lawn KBtate IniDt Co lots 24 to 33, bk 6.674. map No 1 of property belonging to Highlawn E.talf sr.

Imut Co $9,000 Imperiale, R. to Lion Bwv of I'nlcn, st, nr 4th av $1,633 Chapman. to Home Title Ins Co. S5th St. nr 20th av Abels-Gold Realty Co to Tftle Co.

Flathuim av. tor Albemarle r-ad. 5 morts $44,000 Larsen Peterson Itlilg Contracting Co to Title Co. 62d st. nr 3th av, 5 morts Lunar Unity Co to Smith, fit John's Blace.

iianely, First Examination Throughout the United States Will Be Held on October 23. Washington, September 3 The Bureau of the Census yesterday announced that oi me census yesteruay uuuuuuccu approximately 3,000 temporary clerks will be appointed in connection with i tnt work oi laaing me luineeum us- rennlal census. Tho first examination wlil be held throughout the United States on October 23 next. Very few appointments fr.im this examination will be made before January 1 next, and not many will be made until April, 1910. The maximum force will be drawn about August next year.

These appointees will receive salaries of $600 per annum at the beginning, but promotions, it Is asserted. to at leas' per year, win oe reasuu-, ably wvid for those who give satisfac-1 v.a torr service, me subject to termination as me bisu.ico of the service may require, aii expire by law on June 30, 1912. The average tenure of office, It is stated, will probably be about one year, but the general duration will range from six months to two years. These clerks will not be eligible for transfer into the classified service. Blanck application forms and a circular of instructions, the bureau announces, may be obtained after September 10 by addressing the Civil Service Commission, Washington; the Bureau of tho Census, Washington, or the Secretary of the Board of Examiners at the following named places: PoBt office.

Boston, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Cincinnati. Ohio; Chicago; St. Paul. Denver, San Francisco, Custom House. New York; Now Orleans, Old Custom House, St, Louis, Mo.

BROOKLYN SHIPPING NEWS. The Anchor Line's steamship Calabria arrived this morning at the Union Stores from Leghorn, Naples and Palermo. She brought 7 cabin and 42S steerage passengers and a cargo of marble, oil, wine cheese, nuts, green fruit and miscellaneous merchandise. From Grenada and Trinidad. The Trinidad Shipping and Trading Company's steamship Crown of Grenada arrived this morning at Robinson's Stores from Grenada and Trinidad.

She brought 17 cabin passengers and a cargo of cocoa. cocoanutB, hides, skins, spice and crude asphalt. Prom Hamburg1, Via Halifax. The Northwest Transport Line's steam-shiup Uranium arrived to-doy at Robln-ston's Stores from Hamburg and Rotterdam, via Halifax. She brought 24 cabin and 188 steerage passengers and a cargo of general merchandise.

Brought Many Tourists. The Red Cross Line steamship Rosalind arrived last evening at Beard's Stores from Halifax. N. and St. John's.

N. F. She brought 117 passengers, most of them returning tourists. Her cargo Included fish, fish oils, sealskins, butter, cheese and sundries. To Load for Havre.

The Norwegian steamship Talisman arrived yesterday at Barber South Central pier, Atlantic Dock, in ballast from Boston. She will load a cargo of cotton and steel billets here for Havre nd Dunkirk. CIRCULARS TO IMMIGRANTS. tteprssentntive of a Foreign Bank Trying to Drum Up Trade at Ellis Island. It came to the knowledge of Commis- II cams Bloner of Immigration William wiiiism.

yesterday that since luesuay printed in several languages advising immigrants as to tho care of their money in this country, and suggesting that a safe 3 unt i.m.ta arae hank In nMM to seuu men Lalbach, Hanover, Germany, had been distributed in large quantities about El-Ha Island, and he Immediately ordered that the practice be stopped. While the commissioner has a very good idea as to who was responsible for the handing to the immigrants of the circulars, he did not make the person's name public. The circular advised immigrants not to carry large sums of money with them while in this country, and spoke of home banks being the best place for them to keep their savings. At the end it advised that the bank at Laibach be patronized. The folders were printed in half a dozen different languages.

Commissioner Williams said that no one. missionary or whoever he be. had a right to pass out any such literature as had been distributed, especially when it recommended that the immigrants send their savings foreign banks, suggesting or Intimating that the fiduciary Institutions of this country tre not safe. AEEONATJTIC SHOW NEXT. To Be Held at Madison Square Garden, Beginning September 25.

Arrangements are being rapidly perfected for an aeronautic exposition to be Jjeld at Madison Square Garden, under the auspices of the Aeronautic Society of New York, running from September 25 to October 2, the first week of the Hudson-Fulton celebration. Every type of air craft is to be on view, and the aeronautic exhibit is to occupy the main floor, the annual Business Men's Show that will go on at the same time being stowed away In other parts of the building. Lee S. Burridge, president of the' Aeronautic Society, says: "When the pro-lectors of this exhibition came to us it told thom that if they would get a Wright machine and one of tho Herring-Curtis style, so that the exhibit would be a comprehensive one, we would help them all we could. The management already has the promise of a machine from the Hammondsport workshop, and Alfred Chasseaud, the manager of the exhibition, will undertake to secure the co-operation of Wilbur Wright when 1m arrives In town this week.

ISLIP IS PLEASED. (Special to the Eagle.) IbIIp L- I-. September 3 Isliplans overioyed to hear the news of were the achievement of their fire laddies at Southampton. The boys have worked hard for the much-coveted prize, and when they left home were confident of winning it. When the news reached here late in the afternoon.

Chief H. Clayton Haff and others began to arrange for a receptiou to the boys. Accordingly, when they arrived, they were greeted by a crowd of enthusiasts yelling themselves hoarse. There were plenty of red fire and noise and spcechmaking. The celebration lasted until nearly midnight.

KILLED, FLYING BALLOON. While trying to send up a balloon from the root of his home, yesterday, Wesley Waldron, 8 years old, of 342 Quincy street, lost his footing and fell to the street below, a distance of four stories. When a physician from St. John's Hospital arrived at the house he found thi child dead. SAILED FOB BBEMEN.

Among the passengers on board the North German Lloyd steamer Grosser Kurfurst, which saiied from Bremen yes-trrday. were Mrs. Adeline Huenecke, Ileinrich Kuhlmann, Hcinrich Kuhe and Strauss, 8. to Queens-Court Realty Co, iota. 492, 403, blk 18.

map Queens Stolzenberg. to saonagnan. iot 15. 16. 17.

blk 15. map Brock. Schnee, to Mueller, lots 123. 124. part 122, map Towns, Newtown Uhlig.

E. to Palandro. 6th av, 8, 100 ft 19th St. 30x100. College Point van De sand.

M. to aunnnauar. i-361. map Lock A Grlswold. Glendale $3.00 Voos.

lots 18 to 21 inc. 24 25. blk 15; 1. 17. blk 26, 27, blk 7.

map Brock. Jamaica Witt. A. to German Savinge Bank of Brooklyn Bleecker st. 8 cor Falrview av, 25x93.5, Germanla Heights M.

Warnke, A Jr. to Hazard, lot 31. part 32, blk 1, map Napier Park, Wood-haven 'V5 Wood. J. to McGuire East av.

25 ft 7th st. 25x75: also 7th st, 76 ft East av, 25x100. City -H. Welsch. A.

to Woodruff, lot 37. blk S4, map spooncr ft Tousev. Flushing tl.900 Wlllhomm to Brockmann. jr, i av, 8. 190.J a Liberty av, 40x100.

Wood-haven Assignmenti of Mortgages. SEPTEMBER 2. Brickman Realty Co to Buermann Realty Co nom Same to same nt3m Brower. ft ors. to Shae nom Combe.

A to I Bond 4 Mortgage Guar Co 2 30t Dunning. to Llewellyn nom Gelser J. to Oeiser Co nom Hull, ft ano. exore, to A Mon- fort Roe. T.

to A Joyce Siegelman, J. to Manson nom Title ft Co to McCoy Conveyances. SEPTEMBER 2. Barth, to Brandensteln, Falrview av. cor Ralph st, 25x95, Germanla Hgts nom Dawley Co to Leckner, lots 56, 57.

58. 69. blk 11. map Richmond Hill $10 Cogswell, S. ref, to Jere Johnson, Jr Co.

2 acres a Flushing av, adj Id Hunt; also Metropolitan av. adj id Ricard, acres; also Metropolitan av, 8, adj Id Sweezy. 101X also Metropolitan av, 53.9 High st. 4ox01; also Metropolitan av, cor High st, 40x Newtown $46. -7a Cooper, ft ano, to A Cooper, Flushing av.

91 ft Russell st, 60x145.7, Wood-haven Same to same, Orienta av, 100 ft Bay-side drive, 100x161), Belle Harbor nom Conovltz, to Berman, lot 16, blk 191 map Murray Hill, Flushing Corrlgan, to Steinway, Orchard at, loo ft Jackson av, 25x100. I $100 Colucci. M. to Paliadino. Maple av.

s. 150 ft Jackson blvd, 60x116.8. Newtown. Elder, to A Elder. 26th st, 164 ft Crocheron av, 60x100.

Flushing Flynn. H. ft ors, to McCall, Academy st, 75 ft Ridge st, 25x100, I City nom Gay, to Kunz, lot 190, part 189, map Taylor, Newtown Gay, exrs, to Kunz. lot 190, part 189. map Taylor, Newtown Hazard, to A Warnke, lot 31, part 32, blk 1, map Napier Park, nont T.mai..

iratnfeH to Newman. Avon rd. 175 ft 8 Doncaster blvd, 84x176, Jamaica Jamaica Pk South Realty Corpn to O'Brien, lot 12. blk 16, map Jamaica Pk Sotitn, Jamaica South Kemp, 4 ors, to Jaeger, un S4.8 Prospect av, 30X100, Kurtzenhauser, C. to van uwui 1.

map Grlswold, om viioi A tn Jamaica Realty Assn, lots 250 to 253 lnc, blk map No 3, Hollls. Kissena Park Corpn to urimonaw, 191, 192. 193. map Kissena Pk, Klusnmg.nom Llndemann. to nice, sum.

325 ft Central av, 50X100. corona Meyer. to Deehan, Park bt, e. 47 3 Mvrtle av. 18 4x110.

Richmond Hill $10 McGlll. J. to rovn, Hitchcock's 2d plan homes for the people ot Flushing, Corona Muth, A. to siemers. uranu ft 15th av, 23x100, I City Cueller, to sennee, iuia i-o.

122. map Rose Hill, Newtown -u Tr lot 190. part 189. map iv. 4 Taylor, Newtown Pickering A to Mechanics Bk of Bklyn, lots 26 27.

28. 29 30. blk 25, map Queensboro mil, Flushing Penfold HIdg to 179 ft Woodslde av, 20x100, Elmhurst Queens-Court Realty Co to Strauss lots 492 493. blk 18, map Queens-Court, Queens. Rusciano.

-ndanza. Myrtle av. 25 ft Elm st, 26x100, Rlebling. P. to ij auu.

blk 10, map Hillside av ina impi cor Greene av. 25x89. Newtown Ji? Ralph, to Flnan. Abbott St. s.

ljS ft Beaufort av, 60x100 Jamalc a Starzyckl. P. to a ---r Cedar Manor. Jamaica Rherber K. to I a ahubiwu av i 250 ft Madison av.

80x100. Queens.n-.m Topping. E. to Topping, lots 80, 81. 82, 83.

blk 24. map Blcnmnno tun Towns, to uiusi, wv Towns. Newtown Taggart. to Mullany, Pearsall ft, ft 260 2 lw Gale st, 25x100, I City Van De Sand, to fcurtMnhau.er. George st, 8, 200 ft Forest av, 26x100.

Jamaica Von Dwlngelo. to Broadway, 60 ft Ferry at, 26x90, Wool- Park Realty Co' to' Schmldt, Jamaica av, cor Suydam Bt, 20x107. Wood-haven Westechester Avenue Realty i to ra pieman. 9th st. 100 ft New iora 40x100.

Jamaica "tV Warnke. A jr. to nazam. s. 150 ft Belmont av, 60x95.7, Ozone Park Walter, J.

to waiter. i.inoen 140 9 Cypress RV. 19.6X100. nrwa irolcrhtn I.nnd Corpn to DaUS. lot 229 map Terminal Heights.

Woodside.nom YOUPgWltZ. to A lOUJKiHis, 144, map Jamaica Center, Jamaica nom WHAT ELEVAT0B3 DO. Vertical transportation' In New York City has reached enormous proportions, and the' casual observer can hardly realize that there are, approximately, twice as many people carried vertically as are) carried horizontally every twenty-four hours. This fact, however, is shown by the following Interesting statistics. sayB the Real Estate Record and Builders We learn through the Otis Elevator Company that the records of the Building Department show that there are at present In the Borough of Manhattan alone approximately 9,000 passenger elevators, of which about 1,000 are located in private residences.

In addition to these there are approximately 12,000 freight or service elevators which are used for carrying people or merchandise; thus making a total of 21,000. Four thousand of these elevators were installed in tho last six years. Taking twenty-six of our large offlc buildings In the lower part of the Borough of Manhattan, all of eighteen floors and over, we find a total of 672 floors in all, aggregating a height of approximately one and one-third miles, with a rentable area of over 5,000.000 square feet or approximately 116 acres. In these twenty-six buildings there are 116 express elevators traveling an aggregate distance of 275 miles per hour and aver-agfng 243,000 passengers per day of eistht hours. These same twenty-six buildings have 115 local elevators running approximately the same number of car miles per hour, but carrying about 372,000 persons per day of eight hours.

This makes a total ot 231 elevators 4,400 miles, carrying a total of 616,009 passengers per day. ACREAGE OF LONG ISLAND. Some interesting figures in regard to the available acreage of Long Island for different purposes were given by President Ralph Peters of the Long Island Railroad Company, in his address before the Queens Borough Real Estate Exchange, at Long Beach last week. Ha said that practically all the acreage In Brooklyn and Long Island City was built up In the rest of Queens County there were 82,660 acres, of which 25,000 were used for residence purposes, 26,000 embraced in lot developments, 3,000 in private estates, 2,000 used by clubs, 41,000 for parks and cemeterieB, 10,000 for farms, and not cultivated, 13,560 acres. In Nassau County there are 161,280 acres, with 25,000 occupied by towns and villages, 15,000 for lot developments, 35,000 in private estates, 8,000 by clubs, 1,000 by parks and cemeteries, 20,000 by farms, and of land not cultivated there were 67,280 acres.

Iu Suffolk County there are 555,800 acres, of which the towns and villages cover 40,000, lot developments, private estates, 35 000; clubs, parks and cemeteries, farms, 200,000, and land not cultivated 267,500. The area of Brooklyn Is 49,680 acres, and of the entire Island 881,000 acres, which with the land under water and used for railroad purposes, amounting to 160,000 acres, made a total of 1,841.000. All this was arable land, and what was not occupied by towns end villages could be developed for market gardens for feeding the population oX New York, the that the Slavtns didn't pay tne court, that the Slavtns didn't pay their bills very promptly. Among the creditors was William H. Beebe, who sold oiraB tn th fllavina until thpv owed him SnltO.

BAphe marie numerous efforts to collect, but all he got was promises. On August 25 he went to the store to ask for a payment on account. The store was deserted and there wasn't even an ancient egg left in the place. After a strenuous hunt Beebe got on the trail of the Slavlns and yeBterday filed an Involuntary petition in bankruptcy against them. Judge Holt issued an order that Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Slavin and Samuel Slavin, De Drougnt to court and examined by Special Commissioner chihcu uj oiJmi Gilkes, who will endeavor to find out whit thou AA with tha mprph a nrt tRA and CONCERTS IN THE PARKS. Special Programme to Be Given on Monday by Bandmaster Shannon. Concerts will be given at Prospect Park on Saturday, Sunday and Monday, and at Highland, Fort Greene, and Sunset parks on Sunday. At the request of many people Commissioner Kennedy arranged for a Labor Day concert.

The concerts at Prospect Park on Saturday and Sunday are of special Interest as an overture "Movement in and an intermezzo by Prof. Goate. a teacher of i tho hiph schools of the city, will tje played for the first time and will be conducted by tho proiessor niniseu. we former is to inuums r. non, the Bandmaster of the Twenty-third Regiment, whose, organization will piay it.

The programmes iouow-. PROSPECT PARK. Saturday, September 4, 3:30 P.M. Twenty-third Kegiment Mllllai-y Hand. Salutation.

"The Star Spangled March. of Overture. "Movement In (Composed for and dedicated to Thomas i. Shannon. Conducted by the composer.) Excerpts from 'Ernanl" Idyile.

"Aubade Frlntank-rre "l- Solo for comet "National Lhambers Slg. Vincent C. Biywo. Suite, "Scenes Plttoresque" Tempo de mart-he. Angelue.

Air de ballet. Fete Boheme. Concert waltz. "Espana" Intermezzo. ivisaos March.

"Colossus of Columbus Gems from "The Newly-Wcds "Poet and Peasant" (by request) buppe "America." Thomas F. Shannon, bandmaster. PKOSPECT TARTC. Sunday, September 5. P.M.

Twenty-third Reelment Military Eland. Lsalutetlon. "Thj Star Spangled Banner. urana Overture. "Tannhauser" Wagner Mosaic.

"Andre Ch.nler" Intermezzo, "Echoes from the Convent tnew) (Conducted by the comiioser.) Solo for euphonium fantasia on "Carnival of Venice" Paganint Slg. S. Cucchiara. Suite Espagnole, "La Ferla" Lacombe Los Tores. La Heja.

La Zarzuela. "Sanctus" from "Messe "Evening- Song" Paraphrase on "Jerusalem the Bolltneon Excerpts from "Cavalleria Rustloanna." Maseaanl Concluding with the famous "Intermezzo." Doxology, "Old Hundred." "America." Thomas P. Shannon, bandmaslor. PROSPECT PARK. Monday, September 6.

at Twenty-third Regiment Military Hand: Salutation, "The Star Spangled Banner. March. "Stars and Stripes Forever' Sousa Overture, William Tell" Rossini Excerpts from Chimes of Normandy. I'laniyiette Concert waltz. "Blue Danube" Strauss Solo for trombone.

"The Otis M. Marshall. "Salute to All Nations" antasia on w.ii Patroli "American Airs" Meacham Mta' from "The Messiah." Handel Finale. "America." Thomas F. Shannon, bandmaster.

wnriT nrtEENE PARK. Sunday, September S. at 3:30 P.M., Metzger'l --t. -j "The Star Spangled Banner March. "Tannhallfer" Overture.

"The Beautiful Oalathca Waltz. "Vienna beauties Grand fantasia, urn n.eniucj Ponlr medley Remirk Grand selection, "Carmen" Mnrceau, "The noses noran xeerpts. Jiionotnt ouu Patriotic Patro!" Finale. "Molly Lee" W. H.

Metzger, Bandmaster. SUN'SRT PARK. Sunday. September 6, at 3:30 P.M. Hlgglns' Military Band.

Itinner. sanitation, ou March. "Daughter, of America overture, tirpntuo Concert Waltz. "My Lady Excerpts from "Bohemian Girl- "POei and l-aasmii. Potpourri.

"Irish Melodies" Sextet. "L-ucia winer "Evening Star" Medley. "American Airs" Reverie. "Apple Blossoms' Plantation songs. "Sunny South" Lampe Finale.

"America." Frank Hlgglns, Bandmaster. HIGHLAND PARK. Sunday, September 5. at 3:30 P.M. CIcio's Marine Band.

Salutation. "The Star Spangled Banner March. "Taimhauser" Thmas Overture. "Raymond" Concert "Artistic Life Recolloctlon of grand opera, "Babllonla m) Song. "Hearts and Flowers" Sextet from "Lucia dl Lammermoor -Donzcttl Caprice.

"The Whistler and His i.crlpMve Piece. "A Hunting Mey' Excerpts from "II Trovatore Popular Melodlos Mlu "Ameri Anthony V. Clclo, Bandmaster. TRAILS FORMER HUSBAND. Mr.

Morris Followed to Boston, Where He Is Arrested, Charged With Taking Wife's Jewelry. (Special to the Eagle.) nmtnn Sentember 3 Charged with the S88B worth of Jewelry and $300 in cash from his divorced wife, Hattle Mnrria Albert H. Momi of boa tnusning avenue, Brooklyn, was arrested here as a result of the detective work of his at tractive former partner in life, who came to this city yesterday morning. Mrs. Morris followed a postcard clew and trailed the man all day.

Accnrdins: to the former Mrs. Morris, she moved into a new house at 223 East Fourteenth street, New York, and intended taking lodgers. Here Morris ho and knocked her and her mother down, she claims. The man ran out of the house, and Mrs. Morris found, she says, that ner aiamomi rings auu innt.a with a irnld chain, were missing: also her cash.

Morris told the Boston police he would waive extradition rignts and would return with a New York detective. He said the Jewelry is at the Flushing avenue address. An Pflolfl rpnnrlup cillorl at the Flushing avenue address to-day, he found that it was a rurnnure aiui-e, rpl uj. a Mr. Margett, a brother-in-law of Albert H.

Morris. Mr. Margett said that his brother-in-law had formerly been in business there, but he had left Brooklyn two weeks ago. He was disinclined to make any statement, but he did say that the talk of larceny connected with Morris' name was nonsense. He said he knew nothing about the Jewelry.

I Miss Helen Curran of Germantown, one of the most popular girU of that suburb of Philadelphia, Is visiting Mrs. Dodil, the mother of Municipal Court Justice Charles J. Dodd, at 831 Lafayette avenue. Ut. U.

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