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7 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SATURDAY. AUGUST 26. 1903.

REALTY MARKET IS AWAKENING. EQUITABLE J15 MAYER WILLIAMSBURG APARTMENTS. Sold by J. J. Croger, Broker, for Edmun Schissel, to a Client.

900 1,000 av. 2x100.2. h41. Kiza A Rood, widow, to Mary. wife, and Perclval riiokes, rnort '(V) FOUTY-THIRI BT.

s. 13' ft Third av, 2. Mary Hartigan. widow, to Kate 'nspiil FftRTf-rJIXTIl ST. 1H ft rtixth av, 2f.4xl'J.2.

Edwin Bwezey to Ernest Ilrandt and wife FHAXKUN AV. f.Tj ft M.intgftm-cry st, Edward Plnnott to John Walsh, all title FRANKLIN' ST. s. 7 fa Iyer Ft. runs xwT6.3 xw9" 3 ta xn.ii.9; KrankMn st.

s. L.y.4 8 Calyer st. :5.1'ixli" partition, Frar.k finrdtKT l' -Stanton Aronson. Molly, to Realty Associates, Tompkins iv, AJello, M. to Julia Mendel.

Sedgwick St. Atels Gold Realty To ami Hay Rldfte and llviklm Realty no to and See Co. Dav Koine av, nr J. el al. to Title (Jo, SeiRel St.

Rer.dix, Christina, to Huter, Fifty-sixth st, Bcrnes. M. to Ruffett. Flatl.ush av, war East Thirty-elKhth ft Christ, J. to German Savings Bank, Morgan av, Ohm.

to Ulum an.l A Hiller, Scholea Cohen. M. to I'carce, Knickerbocker Last Few Weeks Have Ecen SatisfactoryDull Season Is Waning and Brokers Are Preparing for a Busy Fall Trade Auction Market Quiet. For the Society Paul Morton Asks to Be Made a Plaintiff in Action. av.

near Kim Dllts, C. to Ann Dainty. Wythe av. eonhurst, Bath Beach, Bay Ridge and Borough Tark end of the boroughs. bales of the old (arm lands still hold a prominent and interesting position In the market.

Thue large tracts have practically all passed from the hands of the original owners Into the possession of speculators and have been sold over and over again at healthy advances. Erokers and dealers complain that the hardest thing they have to explain is why the prices are eo low. It is a fact that Manhattan speculators and In many instances moneyed men from distant parts of the country, have taken hold of the farm lands and resold them to Brooklyn dealers at no small profit. The Martense farm, comprising sixty-five lots, in Flat-bush, fronting on Linden, Martense and Rogers avenue3, was recently sold by De Sckllng brokers, to a man who Intends to begin work at once on the erection of up-to-date dwellings that should sell ITH the waning of the summer dull Farrell. to Realty Tralers.

Pitkin av. ror Van rilrklen av Fulstlnit. Anna, to Tcmford. Weir- fl-il Ft. PRACTICALLY ADMITS CHARGES.

Cillekflteln. Klara. to Sapan. Humboldt season In the Brooklyn realty market "comes very satisfactory reports from brokers and Fl'LTON ST, p. ft Nw Yr-rk a v.

lxl), John and Wm Duherty to Jenny R. wife Washington Van (laasbet-k. mort $7,300 GATES AV. 11.3 Stuyvcint av. Alfonso IMsanello, mort GATE? AV.

Mi 42r ft it intral av. hAl. William Schaefer to Maria H.iUmann GATES AV. s. SWI ft Irvintr av, Albert Setbert to Henry Wfiman GREENE AV.

s. 17: ft Oranrt av, "Sxl'Vt, hftl. Puie 3. wife Bolton Halt, to John Gunlich. JEFFERSON AV.

bein lots 2fi1, 26 and 27 on map, Rfdford, Ninth Ward. Melvin Brown to Wlchc-rt Gardiner, JAMAICA AV p. ft Barbey Ft. aiXlHx2.1xU4.il. Kohl to Thoa SoO 4.000 3,500 3,130 40,000 1.9O0 1-375 2.000 300 1.100 2.3M 1.000 1.300 1.500 4,5.0 700 1,000 17.

6O0 Directors Disregarded Their Duty, Causing Assets to Be Wasted Other Damaging Admissions. readily. This farm was in the hands of concerning the trading that lAs been done. The market now contains considerable of the speculative element with here and there an early returning investor or home seeker. Very little real, active work Is being done for reason that the trading public ha3 rot yet finished Its vacation and until that time, which should be within two weeks or possibly three not much of importance Is likely to be recorded.

An occasional deal IfffeM 1 fili; ri Jilt i JwJyfi 1 1 1 I $fi4SW fori i the late owners for over thirty years, and is one of the lost to go to the speculator. t. nr Montrose av Olutkir. Fannie, to Buchler, Clifton idace. Edith I) and I.

to Title Co. Eaet Twenty-second Et. near Avtnue I England. R. to same, Cumberland at, nfar Lafayette av Aupuata, to Theresa Nuher, Kniw-x St.

near Liberty av Hautmann, Maria, to tichaefer, Gates av. Klrschenbaum. I. to Nevln, Forty-third Ft, Kreeser, to Coyne and ano, IJlake av, cor Powell et Klik. Emrr.a.

to WilllamFhurg Savings Hank. at. nr Nostrand Moore. to Adelaide A 6herlock. Win- throp at.

Morris, E. to Gpeenpolnt Savings Bank. Berrlman st. near Sutter av, 8 F. D.

Bandell. a broker, a few days ago sold for the McLoughlin Realty Company, a plot consisting of 100 lots on Ocean Parkway to the Cumoerland Realty Company. Fourteen lots on East Fourth street were sold to A. Nitshe and F. W.

C. Meyers. A plot of 113Vi lots on Avenue and East Ninth T-T mort JF.ROMt ST. 27: ft Dlvinn av. 37Sx, Maria A Randolph to Wm Ret cert, morts (Z.liO KINGS LAND AV, 8 DrlRps av, runs lvO a 0.4 6 22.2 8TU to av 2X2.

Joseph Leahy to Annie Murphy, mort JS.wtO... LOTS 110 to 176. map Jane GUfeather, Twenty-Hxth Ward. Beethoven Ens-lander. Y.

to Thomas Mislcki and LadlsHus Schwenk. morts $7.800 LOTS to block 15, map estate Jacob Rnediker, Twenty-sixth Ward. Jacob Dentnu'T, to Giuseppe Greco LOT 31. map White. Domett and Walker property, being the 8 i thereof, Melvin Brown to Catherine Close, c.

LOTS to block Sol7, map Ocean Breeze Rldg Loan APn. the said aa- street, was sold to Benjamin Patterson while more property on Avenue and Avenue were sold for the McLoughlin Com Murphy. Annie, to Leahey, Kings-land av, near Drlffgs av MeMahon. Abble and B. to Fourteenth St Bank of Monroe near Bedford av pany to investors.

The consideration for the entire transaction Is said to be near Mlslfkl, and Schenck, to Eng- 1200,000. In the Jamaica Section. 1.S0O 3,450 1.000 lander, lots on map Jane crllteatner, Twentv-aixth Ward. 2 morts McQulnney. Katie, to LP Otoerer.

Hum sfidatlon to Biackman The Queens Borough Development Company recently formed with ex-Governor Black, Congressman Sherman of Utica and boldt st, nr Froet Moran, to Bond and Mort Guar Co, Flftv-flrst at. near Thirteenth av LOT 1.121. block 6,173. map lots O'Hara. to Hedges, Atlantic av, Jane Roberts estate.

Tert-ea Rlccordl to Harris Nevln The Equitable Life Assurance Society yesterday upon Attorney General' Mayer its answer to the suit brought by him against Its former directors for an accounting and a restitution of their illegal profits. The answer is sworn to by Paul Mcrton, as president, and admits the charges of misconduct on tne part of its directors and asks that it be Joined to the prayer ot the plaintiff for relief. The answer further recites that the society shortly before the commencement of the action was taken from the control and management of the defendant directors, "although some of the said defendants remained! directors of said society." Its admission of the wrongdoing of the oM board is summarized in this paragraph from the answer: "In respect to many ot the matters and! things set forth in the complaint this defendant is Imperfectly informed, though believing that many of the material allegations In said complaint are substantially true, and that by the negligent conduct and Improper and unlawful acts of some of the defendants in the exercise of their official duties, especially of some among those who. formerly were officers of this society and active members of this important committee, both in respect to the matters specified in the complaint and in other respects, this defendant has been greatly damaged. others from up the state uack of it, has pur chased extensively near Jamaica.

The com. near Hamilton av LOTS 275. bloi-k 6,794. map Yale Park, O'Connor. Margaret, to Kelly, Lorl- Yale to Sophie Specker and Anna Brennan on the side is heard of now and then, but not often.

Brokers concur In the opinion that the coming fall season will be not only satisfactory but live, active and bouyant beyond expectations. Toward this end a great nuny are now making preparations with cenfidence not to be sVaken. In every section of the city anticipatory trading Is being done with numbers of rentals Ailing In the gaps between purchases and sales. In the Bedford Section. Conditions In this locality are all that could be expected or asked for.

Preliminary work of a light nature marks the change In the tide and real estate men are lull of hope. SaleB are a little slow yet, here as well as elsewhere, because only a lew of the regular Investors are busy. A noticeable Bign, which may have its bearing on the market, is the fact that many brokers have not taken vacations this year, but have stuck close to their desks, keeping tabs on the market and coaxing along what money was in the field. Speculators In this section linve for some months been buying up small ptrcels with old dwellings on them with the intention of holding on until the market has MARCY AV, b. 62 ft Heyward st, pany's capital is $685,000, part of which has been Invested In a tract of several hundred acres east of Jamaica.

This property Is to be improved and developed In connection Oakland street four tory brick tenement. 25x48, elitht families; cost $9,004. Ma Belinxky, 9s9 Man tached house; sold for Sarah Holske to a client. Chas McGlnnesa to Catherine Flak, mort BEDFORD AVENUE, east side, from MrKIHBIN ST. s.

123 ft Leonard at, Abe Watlant to Dora Gallant, hts wife, all lk-ns Lynch to Middleton streets, a plot 35x353x 29x137; sold for Joseph M. May and Thomas J. Moore to the New York and Brooklyn Casket Company. MONTAl.K AV. 0)63 Liberty av.

IS.bxlw Howard Delssley. exr Robert to William 'hlrrmeister AV. 625 ft Liberty av, xK-0 Hame to came 1,000 45) 100 MOORE ST. s. 175 ft Humboldt at, S.OOO 1,500 -50 i.eoo 3.000 2.230 5.000 6.500 S.OOO 3.

"11 5.230 1.500 1.100 4.700 3,300 1,000 450 2.010 6.000 2r'ixWi. Nathan Bodner to Morris Jar-rel. val cons and MOORE same pron. Edward Rinn with the Pennsylvania Railroad syndicate interests. The com'bined interests spread over a wide territory between Jamaica and Floral Park.

The offices of the company will be in Jamaica. The Uneeda Home Realty Company, a Williamsburg company, has recently been started to deal In Wood-haven property. A parcel of several acres on Old South road and Woodhaven avenue Is to be Improved. Building in the Woodhaven locality will be taken up thoroughly with big results. No Besponse to Auction Sales.

Not before this summer has the auction market been so dull as it is now. Last year's market, according to tho auctioneers, was much more active. Certain it Is that at the sales there is but a small showing of et al ani as trustf-e. and Rose, wire Jarob Kulla to Nathan Bodner MORGAN AV, s. 51 ft Ingraham AVENUE, southwest corner of Lombardy street, plot containing two frame buildings; sold for William Cooke to an investor.

AVENUE N'o. 3309, two story and attic detached house; sold for B. Reebes to a client. By T. E.

Ackerson Construction Co. MARLBOROUGH ROAD, No. 327, detached dwelling; sold to George A. Prendergast. By Howard C.

Pyle Co. UNION STREET, southeast corner of Fourth avenue, plot 100x100; sold for Thomas F. Martin to an Investor. ST. CHARLES PLACE, No.

21, two story," i oXiV), Roman Moohard to Jacob Christ and wile NEPTUNE AV. a. 59.5 Wrst Fif hattan avenue, owner; f. Xlllion. 7.t Manhattan avenue, architect.

ATKINS AVENUE, east Fide. ISO feet Belmont avenue. 18.9x52; cost $3,500. Anna Oourmer, 263 Atkins avenue, owner; Danancher. East New York avenue, architect.

AVENTK H. south efde. 60 feet east of East Nineteenth street, one and one-half story frame atabl. 3Ux2.6: cost T. B.

Ackercon Construction Company. Coney inlani avenue and Foster avenue, owner: A. W. Fierce. 1127 Flat-bush avenue, architect.

RKID AVENUE, east 25 feet north of f'hauncey street, two four mtv brlfk tenements, 22x75. eisht families; total cost "ijft.ftOO. C. Trttsch-ler. 8(2 Broadway, owner; Debus, Broadway ami Kllery street, arrhitoct.

HEID AVENUE, northeast corner of Chauneay strfet. four story brick and tenement. 25x90. Pix families; cost Owner and architect Fame as last. RE-ID AVENUE, southeast corner of Chauneey street, similar bullrllnz; cost 120,000.

Owner and arch! tret pame as laM. FAST FIGHTEKNTH STREET, west side. 1W feet south of Avenue two story and attlo frame dwelling. 26x26, one family, shingle nf. Rtram heat: cost $5,000.

Owner and architect pame ap last. HOPKINSON AVENUE, side. 75 feet pouth of Livonia avenue, three ptorv frame tenmenr, 19x53. thrre families; cost Halperln 493 Stone avenue, owner; L. Danancher.

2:5 East Nt York avenue, architect. EVERGREEN' AVENUE, west n6r. 25 foet snuth of Madison street, hrlck shed 25x25: cost 1.000. C. Hartman.

ISO Putnam avenue owner; H. Vnllweiler. 69fi Rushwick avenue, architect. mer st, nr alver Polav, to A Klelmann, Gates av. Posp'lBal.

Kate, to Atlantic Co-op and Tj A Fn, Forty-third at. Rlccardo, Fllomena, and A Pepe. to A Blpglo. lots center block Fifty-ninth and Sixtieth sts, near Thirteenth av, Same to Title 4 Co. Sixtieth st, Radcllffe.

to Flatbush Trust Co, Flatbush av Reiner, V. to Blnns and ano, exrs, Walworth et, Rnemmele. to Florence A McCaf-fertv, Bushwlck av. Snrrell. M.

to Bodner, Moore st, near Humboldt st Same to Title 4 Co, same prop Smith, Gertrude M. and to A Charrott. East Twenty-nlr'h Ft, Seealowltz. Israel, to Anna Mlnaslan. Sackman st.

near Belmont av Stewart Walsh Building Co to Hopkins, Ocean parkway, Stanton. S. to Maria Ogden. Franklin st. Sause.

J. to Lawyers Title Ins 4 Co. Fast Thirteenth at, Toohlll, to Title Ins Co of Proa-pect av, near Third av Welrtnnf, li C. to Edith Bossey. No 125 Cooper et.

vVleman. to A Selbert. Gates av. C. Assignments of Mortgages.

AUGUST 25. Allenbrand. H. to A Everlt Brown. and to Creamer and Kenvjm, 2 assts Cantor, Hannah, to A Dumont Teriace Co to Title 4 De Baun.

A E. to Bali Davenport. Flora L. to Rebecca Winter Herford. Rachel to Patricia Bleiler teenth st, 19.10x100, Raffaele Laposito to Teresa Avltabtle, mort $400 NINETIETH ST, a.

Fourth av, Peter McGlone to Jacob Loewee NORTH HENRY ST. s. 152.3 Van Pelt 17x100, Daniel Mickey to Mary Brush NORTH HENRY ST. same property, Emma and Frankle Sutliff, by Hor-ton Wright, guardian, to Daniel Hlckev and wife, all interest cash or spirit. The inference drawn from this Is that many bargains are to 'be had and this is not far from right in the opinion of most salesmen.

Many plots are knocked down at figures below market values. It will not be very long, In all probability, before this branch of the market will pick up. NORTH HENRY ST. same property. James Sutliff et al to same OCEAN PARKWAY, 9.

165 ft Oaten av, MxlA Hopkins to Stewart WalFh Bldjr Co PARK AV. 37.1 Portland av. 17x This defendant is now actively engaged in making a thorough investigation of all said charges of waste and misconduct, with a view to enforcing the rights of the society against any and all persons liable to account to it by reason thereof. "Wherefore, this defendant Joins in the. prayer of the plaintiff in this action and thereupon submits its rights and interests; In the matters in question to the Judgment of the court." The answer starts off by saying: "This defendant admits the allegations contained in paragraphs of said complaint numbered first, second, third, sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth." The first three paragraphs in the complaint related the organization, charter and bylaws of the Equitable; the fifth named its officers; the sixth and seventh defined the duties the executive and finance tha eighth and ninth described the investigations of the Frick committee and the Insurance Department.

BEDFORD PARK. near Prospect place, one SOME SALES REPORTED. 54.8x17.4x53., Lizzie S. wife Henry Rozell, to Sebastian Urso and wife, mort siory nricK comrori station, 27.4x5.2, gravel roof; cost $12.000.. City of New York, owner.

Helme, Hunerty Hudswell. 44 Court street, architects. POWELL ST. s. ft Blake av, 20xl), Jacob Kooner to Louis Kooner.

mort 111, 250. val cons and 100 POWELL ST. s. 250 ft a Biake av, By William P. Jones.

VANDAM STREET, west side, 200 feet south of Nassau avenue, seven lots, 20x100; sold for Daniel J. Creem to Seth L. Neeney. 700 nom $1,000 1.0(10 4.000 1.004 700 nom 1,030 3,200 4.000 2,000 nom nom 1.500 750 25x100, Benjamin Fishman to Louis Kooner. morts $11,250.

val cons mmiMmM mmmrm POWELL ST. 200 ft lilake av, NEWTON STREET, north side, 130 feet Zoxli; Powell jt, 22o ft Blake av. 2f.xl00, Louia Kooner to Samuel and Hyman Abrams. val cons and SETGEL ST, 3, ISO ft Bushwlck av. 50x RUSHWICK PARK.

one story brick shelter house. 120.4x28x4. slate rnof; cost $14,003. Owner and architect same as last. PEWEY PLACE, east side.

100 feet north of Atlantic avenue, two two storv brick dwellings, 2x53. two families; total cst Sarah Flve-pnn, 2233 Elehth avenue. New York, owner; C. Infana-pr. 2634 Atlantic avenue, architect LAKESIDE, PROSPECT PARK, two storv brtclt pavilion.

102x42.4, tile roof; cost 140.000. Cltv of New York, owner; Helmle. Huberty Hudswell, 44 Co-irt street, architects. EAPT THIRTY-PEVENTH STREET, east side, H0 feet Fn'ifh Lenox road, two storv and attic frame dwelling 22.2x42, two am Hie. shlnnle roof; enst fl.700.

G. H. Mellns. 438 East One Hundred and Twenty-first street. New York, wnpr.

WYOXA STREET, northwest corner Sutter avenue, two itory brick store and dwelling, 20x40, 100. Jacob Kamnisky to Max Annenberg, John Barshatgy and Annie Soff, mort $2.5 -0 SIXTY-SECOND ST. a. 300 ft Twenty- .4 XtBto 'ij AS 19 second av. wxiw.

jonn s-torer to Samuel Barnes, Knoxville. Tenn The detenuant admits that the directors disregarded their duty, causing the assets be wasted, "restricting said admissions, however, in respect to the alleged misconduct of the individual defendants, to those among STONE AV. cor Dumont av. 25x100. Gabriel and Harry hoc her and Moges Schwebel to Morris Malach, mort $7,700 such defendants who directly participated in.

$10,300 STANHOPE ST. 125 ft Evergreen 1 rami! cotr H.iwm. j. tk in. as wvon itM street, owner; C.

Infanger. 2634 Atlantic avenue. av. 25x100, Chas Lockwood to Ppmela A Shurrafrar, morts $2.700 west of Graham avenue, two lots, 25x100; sold for Henry iTaphagen to Frank Franzee and Pasqualo Martino. RUSSELL STREET, west side, 38 feet south of Norman avenue, two-story and basement frame house, 20x80; sold for John J.

Randall to Charles L. HEMLOCK STREET, west side, 741 feet south of Jamaica avenue, two lots, 25x80; sold for Michael Newman to Arthur Wilson. FAIRVIEW AVENUE, Bouth side, 100 feet west of Willow place (Springfield), nine lots, 25x105; sold for Robert L. Wood, to Ernest Kraft. RIVERHEAD ROAD, Westhampton, tract consisting of 450 lots; sold for Charles G.

Smith to Frank Trask. By Arthur F. Du Cret. BERGEN STREET, 1199, three-story and basement, swell front brick bouse; sold to an investor for occupancy. By G.

P. Truslow. BEDFORD AVENUE, 476, three-storv and arcrmept. 8hHENTK AYFVUE. snutheast corner Dumont STONE AV.

s. 125 ft Blake av, runs avenue, three story fame store and meeting 100 24.6 44.8 03 55.4 to av 24.9, Plncus Randel to Sarah, wife BenJ Goidberger, morts all title A Flatbush Dwelling. Sold by Stokes Knowles, Hrokera, for Sarah Holske to a Client. Hennessy. to froosi MacDonald.

to Creamer and Kenyon. 2 awts Maruke, and May to Agri-cola Mort and Security Co to Metropolitan Trust Co Parshalsky. I. to Title Co Strauss. and Charlg to Creamer and Kenyon.

3 assts St Regis Realty Co to Seaver Title Ins Co of to Metropolitan Trust Co. 2 asets Ward. jr, to Pearaall, exr Conveyances. AUGUST 25. ATLANTIC AV.

s. 100 ft Beach Thirty-eighth st. 80x100. Anna Lawrence. Y.

to Eliza Allien, val cons and ATLANTIC AV a s. 100 ft Beach Thirty-eighth at. 80x100; lota 86 to 89, block 2. map section A. Norton Point, Eliza Allien to Martha Campbell, mort val cona and ATLANTIC AV.

being lots 86 to 89. block 2 above map, BenJ and Geo Lawrence, exrs Fellna Lawrence, to Rllza Allien, val cone and ATLANTIC AV. cor Jefferson av. as on Copeland's map, runs re xne to Atlantic av, xw to beg. Melvln Brown to Wlchert 4 Gardiner ATLANTIC AV.

st. 1S5 ft Troy av, runs sl00xe3.3xFe xe to avenue, xn75xe lOOxn to Atlantic av xw xw xn to Atlantic av. xw- to beg, Melvln Brown to Wlchert 4 Gardiner, BAY RIDGE AV. s. 236.1 of Second av, 18.4x100.

Frans Magnuson et al to Fielas Pendleton, mort 12.750 BLAKE AV. cor Powell t. 51x91. Sophia Kaufman to Charles Krleger, morts $6 r.oo BROOKLYN AV. s.

190 ft Olenwood road, 40x100, Germania Real Estate and Impt Co to Henry Carlln BUSHWICK AV, s. i.6 Hancock Ft. rP.r.xT.i. Robt McCafferty to John Rremmele nnd wife BUTLER ST. ST.i ft Buffalo av.

runs nl27.9xw47xnwl3M to Park place, xwinMxsrO.a to street, xe to beg, Fvelvn Prown to Melvin Brown CLIFTON PLACE, s. ft Nostrand av, 25x100, Hyman Levin to Fannie STANHOPE, ST, s. 375 ft Evergreen av. 21x100, Clara A Renner to Fredk Bunmeister SCHERMERHORN ST, 8 s. 19T ft sufficiently advanced to let them out at a profit.

Prices are high along Bedford ave Bond st, 20x90. 5xMx9S. Frederic Stewart, exr Mary A Stewart, to Grace Stewart t.OOO STONE A s. 50 ft Livonia av. 354 Clinton Street.

Sold by H. C. Pyle Co. for Samuel Miller to Mary A. Mallon for Occupancy.

two family house, 20x55x100; sold for F. E. Wight. SCHERMERHORN STREET, No. 258, three story building; sold for the Golden Realty Company to an investor.

CLINTON STREET, No. 354, three etory and basement brown stone house, 22x50x100; sold for Samuel Miller to Mary A. Mallon. Sam Greenber to Brenia Schlosa-ber(r. all liens SEDGWICK ST.

e. Columbia st. 56.3x100. Julia Mendel. Y.

to VtfheV Alelle. mort roomp, 20x75; roft Ida Ooldman. 32 Chester street, ov.ner; L. Danancher, 255 East New York avenue nreh'tect. AM HOY PTREKT.

west side. 12ft feet south of PltMn avenue, one and a half story stable Rnd shed. 25x40; cost $300. S. Wnlhergt and S.

Shapiro, Piiff'k New York, owners. nAY THIRTY-FIFTH STREET, west side. 210 feet north of Cronsey avenue, two two story and attic frame dwelHnirs. 20x40, one famllv. shingle roof; ttrtl rort, 4.10.

Mm Gllmoursie. on the pre ml sep. owner: M. MerzweHer Ray Thirty-fourth and Eighty-sixth streets, architect, AUGUST 25. STARR STREET, north side, 216 feet west of vvycknff venue, two storv frame tenement, 25x four famine? cost $3,000.

H. Loeftfer. 167 Siuvvesant avenue owner. FRANKLIN AVENUE, enst side. feet north of Tark avenuo.

one storv brick dynamo room, 14.fx20. pravel roof: coft $soo. Outta Percha and Ruhher Franklin avenue, owner. FORTY-FinST STREET, north side. :23 feet west nf Twelfth avenue, two two story frame dwellings.

20.4x40. two families, gravel rnof; total cnt $6,500. I. W. We'tnn.

1221 Fortv-sixth street, owner; J. C. Walsh. 1204 Fulton street, architect. TWELFTH AVENUE, southwest corner of Fortv-ftrt street two similar dwelllnrs; cost Owner nnd nrchlrect tame as last.

1 FORTIETH ST RESET, north side, 140 feet west basement brick dwelling; sold for William Rowland to a client. By A. J. Waldron. MADISON STREET, 427, lot 25x100, on 9CHOLES ST.

s. ft Graham av. 2.OU00. Harris Blum et al to Samuel Cohen and wife, mort SACK MAN ST. s.

ft Dumont av. EAST FORTIETH STREET, west side, between Avenues and twenty-five lots; sold for Augusta Tuck to an Investor. MALBONE STREET, corner of Albany or had, or by reason of their official duty should have had, actual knowledge of the transactions thereafter set forth In said complaint, upon which the general allegations of misconduct in said paragraph fourth ars based." The answer to paragraph 14 is: "This defendant further admits that It was suffered and permitted to pay to many of its officers and directors and others certain sums and expenses alleged to have been Incurred In Its service, which sums were paid wlt'uout sufficient vouchers or audit, but this defendant alleges that such payments are now under investigation, and it has not at present precise Information whether or not such sums were large, and in all cases unwarranted, or what committees, officers or directors were particularly responsible therefor." To paragraph 15, which alleged that James H. Hyde and got large sums under the guise of salaries and fees, the answer admits the truth of the charge, but states that all the directors did not know of the transactions. In answer to paragraph 17, which deals with the famous loan of $885,000 carried on the books of the Mercantile Trust Company in the names of J.

W. Alexander and T. D. Jordan as trustees, Mr. Morton says that such transaction never came before the board of directors and was known only to the two men named and Henry C.

Demlng "and perhaps to a few others of the Individual defendants." "This defendant further admits on Information and belief that It Is true, as alleged, that on or about July 14, 1005, tha amount of said account, then aggregating about $685,000, was paid to said trust company by some person or persons unknown i 100, Joseph and Knnsko to Wn'f Shapiro and Rubin Graa. morts mo. jino and TOMPKINS AV. 55 ft Hart st. 20x avenue, five lots; sold for E.

L. Gottlieb to Rn. Realty Associates to Mlly Aarnnson THIRD AV. 40.2 Forty-fifth Pt. C.

H. Harpey. GOLD STREET, southwest corner of John street, four Btnry brick factory; sold for Almeda F. Young and others to Robert Galr. 40x100, Joseph Gtuckemann to Mamie A Glucksman, his wife, morts TENTH ST, s.

207.3 Seventh av. 18.2x100, John Carlson to Theodore ZefftTS, morts $5.10 TWENTY-SIXTH FT. s. 32 ft PATCHGGUE REALTY BOOMING. Fifth av, 25x70x x72, Vlyanna Tomalze-wloz to Mlchat Tomalzcwicz.

her husband, mort $600 nue and tho principal thoroughfares crossing It, owners holding out for rather higher prices than the purchasing public seem3 willing to give. Advances in fae Bedford section have been very marked within tho year and predictions are made that the top lias not nearly been reached. The practice of remodeling one-family Swellings so as to accommodate two and three families is becoming fast popular. This Idea was first put Into effect in this locality ty A. J.

Waldron three years ago and bids lair to continue in favor. Such improvements as the new Bedford branch of the Young Men's Christian Association and the toragc warehouse and trust company building at Nostrand and Gates avenues, with numerous large apartment houses, are rapidly lending an air of stability to the locality in general which brokers remark with satisfaction. Coney Island and the Suburbs. Brooklyn's suburbs are withstanding the lethargic effects of the season's dullness about as well as any part of the borough. As only a short time remains between now and the fall activity no complaints of other than restlessness are heard In the outlying wards.

Coney Island has come to the foreground in the interest of real estate men within the last few days. Apartments, modern and finished in every respect have been started on Surf avenue, corner of West Seventeenth street and directly opposite to Steeplechase Park. Herman Popper, in conjunction with Joseph Popper and Louis Stelnhardt, are sponsors for a handsome four story building, the first of its kind ever to be erected on the Island. The new house MARLBOROUGH ROAD PROPERTY, Sold by the T. B.

Ackerson Construction Company to George A. Prendergast. WEIK FIELD ST. s. P0 ft Ever green av.

2xino, Wm Tomford tn Anriq Finp nir. mort SXMi which is to bo erected a new style four-Rtory front and rear flat, two families on a floor; sold for a client to ErneBt M. Turner. MIDWOOD STREET, corner of Nostrand avenue, lot 100x100; sold for a client to Frederick Waldhauer and resold to Louis Bonert. AVENUE south side 43 feet cast of East Second street, lot 80x100; sold for a client to John Relshley.

SPRUCE STREET, northeast side, near Ocean avenue, lot 100x100; Bold for a client to John Relghley. MONROE STREET, 211, three-story and basement frame house; sold for Samuel P. Kelllng to Kate Fogarty. HANCOCK STREET. 348A, two-story and basement brick dwelling; sold for a client to Charles McGovern.

By J. J. Croger. STOCKHOLM STREET, 257-265, five three-story double frame flats; sold or Edmund Schissel to a client. By Tankoos Malone.

THIRTY-NINTH STREET, south side, 125 feet west of Third avenue, one lot, to be Immediately Improved; sold for George H. Grannls to an investor. By De Selding Bros. LINDEN, MARTENSE AND ROGERS AVE WINTHTTOP ST, s. 1286.5 Flatbush Numerous ImprovGments in the Business Section Indicate a Grovring Demand.

p.v. Adelaide Sherlock to Rnhort Moore, mrt M.010 8,500 2.900 WYTHE AV. p. 105 ft Clvmer st. 1x90, Ann Dainty to John Comparative Tahles.

1905 From Aupust 10 to Auzust 16 inclusive: Deeds, consideration expressed 130 Patchoguc, L. August 20 Patchoguc's building boom has now turned to the erection of business blocks. Charles Z. Howell has planned to erect a $15,000 block on the northeast corner or Ocean avenuo and Terry street, with a frontage of 56x60. The build to this defendant, but this defendant alleges that said payment was made only after the said Mercantile Trust Company had asserted a claim against this defendant and after this claim had been resisted and dis ing will be of brick or cement blocks, three allowed by tho present managing officers of this defendant." 1 fmm ":3 As to the loan of $250,000 to the Depew Improvement Company, the answer says: "An examination of all the facts connected with the loan to the Depew Improvement Total consideration $716,599 Nominal consideration 473 Deeds cf release, etc 37 1904 From August 12 to August 18 Inclusive; Deeds, considerntion expressed 187 Total consideration $940,551 Nominal consideration 413 Deeds of release, etc 30 1905 From August 10 to August 16 Inclusive: Total number of mortgages 401 Total value $1,113,914 Number of purchaso money 1S2 Value of purchase money mo.tgages $399,057 1914 From August 12 to August IS Inclusive: Total number of 'mortgages 401 Total value $1,836,519 Number of purchase money 194 Value of purchase money mortgages $402,713 stories high, the first floor for stores, the second for flats and the third for lodge purposes.

On the corner opposite from the proposed Howell block a two story cement block building is being put up for business purposes. The block has a frontage of 70 feet on Ocean avenue and 40 feet on Terry street. It will ccst about $15,000 when completed. Company is now being prosecuted with a view of recovering, either by action or by adjustment out of court, any sums that may be found due to this defendant from tha persons interested in or connected with the In the early fall Irving S. Pettit will erect Depew Improvement Company who may bo found liable." a business- building on East Main street NUES, sixty-live lots fronting on these avenues, to be Improved at onco with modern dwellings; sold for a client to a builder.

By Stokes Knowles. BEVERLEY ROAD, 1216, corner of East Thirteenth street, two-family detached house; sold for a client to W. P. McKown. FLATBUSH AVENUE, eight lots running through to the cast side of Thirty-sixth street; sold for William Cooke to a client.

LEXINGTON AVENUE. 27S, three-story story double brick flat, 25x77; sold for Theodore J. Van Horen to a client. AVENUE northwest corner of East Eighteenth street, five lots; sold for Edward Morrow to a client. CLARENDON ROAD, 2903, one-family do- across the way from.

Roe's Hotel, with a The truth is admitted of the charge that officers of the society kept large sums ot frontage of 25 feet aud about 35 feet deep. The new building will stand on the old site mosey on deposit with toe rationai came of Commerce, the Mercantile Trust Company, the Equitable Trust Company and Is to be erected on a plot 60x150x127 and will contain every convenience. The halls are to be finished in marble, the woodwork In oak, the lighting will be done by clectrielty and the heating by steam. A big court 30x45 will be placed In the center for light and air. The foundations of this house, that is designed to hold twenty-eight families, will be of spiles driven sixteen feet into the sand and covered four feet with a concrete and stone mixture.

Architects say that this style of foundation will stand the weight of a very heavy building. The Morson apartments, further east on tho Island, were finished during the week and mark a change in buildings around Seaside Tark. Situated on the north end of the park, they command an excellent view and are tip-to-date. It seems certain that Coney Island has come to the front as a residential section, not only for people hav of tho Town Clerk's office, which has becu removed across the street. In the fall Proprietor Roe will transform his hotel building by extending outward the entire frontage of the hotel and arranging the entire west half of the first floor into $857.45 nineteen other banks and trust companies, of which the Equitable's directors were stockholders.

It was also charged that the policy holders were deceived, as $10,000,000 was supposed to be loaned on collateral, but was simply withdrawn December 27, 1904, and rodrrosited January 3, 1905, to the loss of the society. business places. This will give him an in creased hotel area and add an attractive 886.83 447.20 35.34 92.40 118.29 149.22 scries of stores in the best part of the local business sect ion. Other building operations planned for this section consist of a brick building for the Patchogue Manufacturing Company, in which will be placed one of the firm new departments. The company Is now erecting a dozen 3,700 residences on Its property at the rear of the factory buildings for its employes.

J. D. Secor, formerly of lslip, has arranged PEKSOHAL. Among the Brooklynites who stopped off at Portsmouth. N.

during tbs week to take a look at the envoys was Henry M. McKean, the well known lawyer. Mrs. J. F.

Minaldi, of Brooklyn, is spending a few weeks at Patchogue. L. I. Mrs. R.

H. Ryan and (laughters, Cecelia and Grace, of Jefferson avenue, have left for Sullivan County. Dr. and Mrs. Walter E.

Vogt have returned to their home, 387 Ralph street, after a two weeks vacation in the Catsklll $10,000 to increase the hotel facilities of the White Lion Inn, at East Patchogue, by erecting a of Truth nvrnue. story brick store aprt dwflliiiu' two families; corl 01-sen. Ki.i ty-llrst street, owner; architect same a-, last. MOOltB STREET, north 23. east WtiU street, seven five storv an.1 stores tenements, "fixsfi.

twentv-one familtes: total cost. J. Rprlmitz. Graham avenue, owner; It. T.

Hasmusfien, 30 Graham avenue, architect. SXVIpKK AVKNTE. southwest eorner of East Thlrty-soconrl street, five two story hrick dwellings, total cost Alton Realty Com-pnnv Uroailway. owner: A. W.

Pierce. 1U7 FiathtiHh nveiuie. arrhltet. HAST SBVFXTH STRKET. east side.

40 feet north of Avenue B. five two story brick dwellings. two families; total cost. 117. 50).

Abels Ool-l Realty omi'any. 1 Kifth avenue, owner; T. Heimett. Thlni avenue and street, archllei-t. KL1SHING AVF.NI'K.

south Jlde. 104 feet east of avenue, two story frame office, cost )('). Rachel Roscnblum. 967 Flushinn avenue, owner. FIFTH AVENTE.

east side. SO.J south of Fiftieth Fti-eet. thre storv hrlok store and dwelling: ISxiS. two families: cost J. CarrMl.

Kiln Fourth avenue, owner; T. Ilennett. Third aenue and Fifty-sec street, architect. KAST NINTH STREET, west side. 210 feet south of ltoverlev road two story frame staKe, three story hotel, with a frontage of 150 feet ing business In that section, but for those i whoso labors take them daily to the city.

The time rapidly approaching when all, i or nearly all, of the small structures In the of tho Morson apartments, will lie razed and buildings suitable for bath-! ing and residential purposes erected on the site. Plans have long been drawn for rows of brick apartment on Surf avenuo, west of West Twenty-third street, an far a West Thirty-seventh street. Cnpital running in- to tho hundreds of thousands Is said upon good authority to he hold In readiness for residential purposes, merely wnltlng for the 1 city authorities to sinrt the long proml.vd Rewer system in the West End. Rumor has I It also that capitalists have bought up most I of the property belonging to charitable in- i stltutlons lying hetween Surf avenue and! the ocean and that by next year the land i will he cut up Into lots. This sain has been denied by reprewntatives of one of the I on the bay.

Mr. Secor bought the Barthoio mw properly, at Kast Patchogue, last winter and has made a success of his hotel there SCO. this summer. John F. Nelson, Brooklyn lawyer, who Is spending his third summer at Patchogue, has bought the property at the northeast corner of Ocean avenue and Carman street, 2,1.00 QUEENS BOROUGH.

Judgments. AUGUST 23. Geiger. Adam George Grauer Hvde, Alfred and Lionel Charles A Billings Kahl, Lr-uls George Grauer Lambson, Isabella Elizabeth O'Ccnnell. Michael Frederick Conlon.

Thayer, George Frederick Udes, William Anton Mortgages. AUGUST 25. Bishop, John H. to Helen Fischbeck. lot 16.

map Richmond Hill Wejt Hall, Eliza, to Nathaniel Lad, I. lots 429 and 450, block 9. map Lunton Park Hulabza. John, to John Loutihlin. Stevens st.

1V0.2 a Franklin st, 5.X125, 1 City McRurnle, Cora E. to Dorothea Beech st 30 ft W'yckoff av, 37.6x1,0. Brooklyn Hills Stetnhauser, George, to George Kaiser. Harman st, 170 ft Grandview av, 25x100. Germania Heights Schaefler.

Charles to Herman Miller, Beech st. p. 37.6 Wyckoff av, 37.6 Brooklyn Hills Wellandl. August, to William Sehaeffer, Given st, 215 ft WyekofC av, 25x1j0, Jamaica Assignments of Mortgages. AUGUST 25.

Lyon. Edward P. trustee, to Anna Lansing Conveyances. AUGUST 25. Allen.

Anna F. to Cora MacBurnle. Beech st. e. 30 ft Wyckoff av, 37.6xli)0.

Jamaica Allen. Anna SV F. to Charles Sehaeffer. Beech st. 6.

37.6 Wyekuff av, 37.6xloO. Jamaica Green, Lewis II, to Jennie 0'Hrlon, lots 42. 43. block 120, map Auliurndale, Fiushmg Snme to pame, lots 9. 10, block 108, niap Auburndale, Flushing Hess.

Franz, to John Retnhnrdt. Sartln tt. s. 175 ft et. ooxlo1), Newtown Kaiser, George, to George Steinliausor, Harman st.

s. 170 ft av. 25x100. Oormania Ladd. Sarah to Herbert A Fnuiclseo, Brigg.

av. s. 212 ft a Beaufort st. Morris Parlt Luwsi.n. James S.

and ors. as exra. to Benjamin A Ashmcad. llilisVie av. 150 ft Alsop st, Ludlutn.

John H. tp Catherine Stehlln. Pontine st. s. 317 ft Fulton st.

120. Jamaica Merz. William M. to Henrv Buchholz, Cherry a 200 (t Wyckoff av, the sale being made through a local agent last week. The property has a frontage of 150 feet on Ocean avenue and 225 feet on Carman street aud Is one of the finest prop.

$3,000 rfilnirle roof; cost fl.noi). A. J. Arhenski. Glusker.

widow, mort $2,500. val eons and CAU1VION AV. s. 2M.2 Park av. 24 4lo0.

Pomentco Candela to Henry Hins. mort H.uOO CARLTON AV. same property. Henry Hi lns and wife to Abraham Hosen. mort M-i COOPER ST.

No Edith Hossey to uis Weiskopf and wife, mort CnfRT ST, cor Perclval st. iOxKD, Wm Smith et al, heirs John Smith, to Mary Smith, widow, CONKUN" AV. s. 625 ft Rook-away av. Louisa Anketell to Geo VeKhton CHFIU-H AV.

s. 31.1 land now or late John Sawklus. 4S, 6x130 7x130, Eliza A Dolbey to Lulse Kaiser, sub-1ect to molts DIAMOND ST. 252 1 Norman av. lT.Kxlwl.

partition. Frank Gardner to Catharine Copper, morts $2,914 EAST TWENTY-NINTH ST. s. Glenwood road. 2xS' August Chariot Gertrude South, mort $4.000 EAST TWENTY-SECOND ST, 100 ft Avenue 40xl.

Oscar Lakln to I'ereival Clow EAST FORTIETH ST. s. 32o ft of Avenue J. Germania Real Estate and lmpt Co to Wm Masford EAST THIRTEENTH ST. s.

6S0 ft Avenue N. 87x105. Edward Sanse to Kate and Agnes Williamson, mort Sl.oOO EAST THIRTEENTH ST same property, Patrick McCarthy to Edward Sanse. EAST EIGHTEENTH ST. s.

220 ft Avenue SOxlOO, James Lahey to Mary Lahey. mort $4. 250 EAST TWELFTH ST. s. 130 ft Avenue I.

40x100. John Storer to Wilson Tipple EAST TWELFTH ST. belnK lot 490, block Wilson Tipple to Amelia Rumstend FIFTY-NINTH AND SIXTIETH STS, at 1 of block, distant 160 ft Thirteenth av. runs 95 40 8,1 40, Alexander Blpfflo to Antonio Pepe and Fitomena Riecurdo, mort FIFTY-SIXTH 1ft) ft of Thirteenth av. Robert I.

Huter to Christine Hendlx, mort FIFTH AV, s. 4S.6 Carroll 27x92. Joseph Gluckpman to Mamie A Glucksman. his wife, and Mary A Hauue, mort $10,000 FIFTY-SEVENTH ST. s.

2S0 ft Sixth av. 2Oxl00 2. Wm Bennett to Wm A IMtzenberaer and wife, mort $3.000 FIFTY-FIRST sr. 100 ft Third crties in town. Lawyer Nelson will erect 1 1 Mli street, owner; J.

C. Walsh. 14 703 F.i Fulton 1800 Hrchltect. a handsome Colonial residence on the site, to be ready for occupancy next summer. The property originally belonged to Francis Scho- neld, of Brooklyn.

Mr. Nelson is now occupying the Ketcham cottage, opposite his new purchase. cnnritnnie organizations, but affirmed by a member of the purchasing syndicate. This improvement would cause a run for lots by those seeking homes on the water front and would make Coney Island a rival of the famous residential watering places on the Atlantic const. Bath Beach Still Active.

The Bay Ridge, Bath Ileach and Bensnn-hurst Rectlona Beetn to have survived the typhoid fever scare stories, several Rales 2.5x100, Jamaica Muller. William A. to Edward Muller. lots 112 to 37 Inc. 39 to 43 Inc.

map Llna lie Jamaica Moles. William to William Stell, ('rats-en av s. 178.9 Compton plan, 3ux 110. Sprlnxlleld Needy Olive to Peler I.ampert. lots 4 to 8 Inc.

map Gcore llrlnkerhoff. Rlker William to Gustnve A lertlier. Jamaica av, s. 75.1 Lockwood st, I City Reinnardt, John, to Krunz Hess. Martin st.

125 ft Nurse st, Newtown South Jamaica Realty Co to Watson Hinckley, lots i9. 410, 411, block 9, map South Jamaica Healty Co. Jamaica South Jamaica Realty Co to William Dresser, lots 30 to lit inc. block 2. map South Jamaica Realty Co, Jamaica South So'ith Jamaica Realty Co to Wiltiain li Cwen lots Is.

19. bio, 2, map Jamaica Kenltv Co. Jamaica St Sr. l'atil, to Charles ScUnil.lt. Vale s.

10) ft Glasser st. Newtown Straus. Jo-J-o-h, to Peter jr. Seventeenth st. s.

125 ft Fifth av. 25xl" Sllcklelu. John, to IknrY (Hickman. Falr-viW av. s.

60 ft li Lawn av, Corona Fred to Iviarle Antoinette Malsch, lot 32, map Hidfiewood Kast, Newtown i REAL ESTATE RECORDS 22 2S JSl.Sl 24. S2 22 63. 29. "4 fK.42 47 103.4.", SJ.SS MS. 29 357.

31 no Judgments. AI GVST rtlnusteln. Ptanley Kells Mannella Alverz Gardner. Howard American Surety Gliiss-'y. Frnnct A Cast i'uttlishing; OlancKepf "I.ottls" Stenrns and Hamilton.

Mary A I llsmilton JoluiHon. Gleerlch Kn'tpp. Frank -F Kottmnn. I.ir.sstroth. Ilenlamln" A Klelne Manhattan Preiurntory School Flnkel O'fontfll, Mlclufl-K t'onlon I'ab v.

John lhor Uh'nerlch Thsver. C'-T ('onion WakfloiK. Weill H'Hi'ire Hotel Co Uunn Kle- Co Annio It-T I.ockett et al Wllklna, Jhn-J Muller Mortgages. AforST 25. Aaronson.

Molly, to Title 4 ft, Tompkins av, New Buildings. Be nig consummated within the week. Property owners are of the opinion that the snare will not in any way Interfere with I the expected fall boom. It certainly did not slop the builders from continuing their I W'ork or from planning as mueh more. In the Van Pelt Mnnnr section of tho Thirtieth Ward, a number of bonnes have been erect- I WKfST SIXTH STItlCKT.

oilft Fide, UH fet rlh of Nt'Ptwne uvt nu two two tory brtrk ihU'lllnKS. two fHUlllli'H: total rost Mrc. Anr.a Stolz. WVnI Sertiml wtret't, Ortnt'r; A. Kuth 2fi I'ourt Hrrhitwt.

ESSKX STRKKT. wi-nt sl.te, 100 feet south of ttelnionl avenue, two story triune tlwctlliiK, 2SxlX, one family; cot A. llofmnnn. 476 Ksnex liti't't't. owner: E.

Dennis. tl L.llierly avenuu, architect. OKbtt.N STREET, north aide, 100 feet west of ed within the month ami another four weeks will find them occupied. Hundreds of houses havo been sold on tho easy terra plan In that section, In Sheepsliend Bay property, Klugsboro and through the Beu- 6,000 1199 Bergen Street. Bold by Arthur Pii Broker, to an Investor lor Octupancy, 2,400.