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The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 23

The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 23

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THE BROOKLYN DATLY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SATURDAY. MARCH 20. 1009.

.5 1 BROOKLYN'S PROGRESSIVE SlfOPJ. 1 t.Bwyfcm Mortg Co to Kings C.i Trust Co. tnuteea of Convey tileej inert. Sim: to naa trustees of A-imns de--) Same to same as sub trustee uf Me- P.anlall Park. Free port Hiiyn-T A.

t-. I- F. ilt.e av. 174KI19. Seaf-rd H.l0 Uuhlman.

to 1 K-xk. Stenson av, Pt. REAL ESTATE RECORDS. (Tor Auettoa Bml mat rtbar tot Dm. an Put i I 2.0-7!.

me map. Hiindali. H. to Hew. hi.

I inc. Han- Wys'mg. I H. ir. i W'v nu, Park.

Fr'-ep'tr: Orchar-I a v. 75x11! 4 rc hard av. fta -mail LuerTak. adj I Bort Washing: -n M'Guire. NV Week.

F. to S.1(;th. av, I. t-. Schct'n.

u''i Henipste.1 Be.lrh. Aniltvvllle -j Windhorst. H. T-t 'hr. ivj-ti'j.

i II. Jacobs, adi Inn O'Heiirne. Central Park acres: adj laud I- at res. Hicks- i A w' Br -wn. av.

vllie $.4 i.o Freejrt nm Seaman. K. to A Fish, Llno.ln av. I Whlteh me, K. r- adj land I Vood.

Roosevelt iK-m Sehoen. F. I. PhiDD an. I ono.

exr. Hundreds of Stores, Big and Smalt, Which Furnish Household Necessities Specialists in Many Crafts Trades, Prcfessions, and Business Concerns Which Have an Important Influence on the Comfort and Convenience of the Public. 'an A lt 'son av. 2ixW. Warranty By tn rr a Renldrn Park.

Freeptrt MS .7. '-73. i A pn rl-D A I PCAPAIt HUWUMU LnUHrIIHVJ OtHOUIl B. N. Dawley of the Richmond Hill Estates Predicts It for Queens Realty.

Valley T-Tr New Buildings. TV 24th St. 9 rer Railroad av, 1 story frame wagon shed. 12x13: cost $ir0. Owner.

Par-rele. 064 Amsterdam av. Manhattan. Kingston av. cor Lincoln pi.

eleven 3 story brick dwellings, gravel roof, two families each; cost JlS.j'Jv. Owner, Beer Eons. 914 Broadway. 3Ctr. st.

cor Tllden av. 9 story brick tore and dwelling. Sx'M. tar and gravel roof, two families; cost to. (MM.

Owner. Tllden Impt Co, Lincoln pi and (Schenectady av. East fcth st. 25 Tllden av. 2 story brick dwellings.

20x50, tar and gravel roof, 2 families each; cost Owner Tllden Impt jaM land f'lojip W-ifMlfteld rd. Hemps'eaJ A. tu jn NMatwii.l. Church st l.VxA Striker. A.

to A Silvertuiil. adj land! suij.i!es. acres, between Farmingdale and Smith. A W. fi Benkard.

line Mtneota boulevard. Mineola rh- C. to Coliison. line Centre Kx.t3. I.vnhrtxik V.m Irieche.

to lavie. Inc. map. Great Neck $00 Williamson, M. Manhnsset Dev 21, PlnnJome Park.

Manlmset P.rt Wil.ncin. 7.. A Seaman. inc. First Park.

Glen Cnve 92.OO0 Williams. M. to A Kelsey. 10, block 1. Lynbrouk Land C.

Baldwin $300 M. to Oswald, sdj lanJ Wood. Roesevelt 92.6O0 XeKer. W. to Prumg-M.

Fowler it Niemann msp, Lynbrook Assignments Mortgages. i soui'hi. Twenty-five hamls are cmplow In the eial'lishrn. i.t All oi llat' are nial and the rooms exteu-stvi ft cuiiy f. spa i' of sijuaro feoi.

The entire space Is taken up the I urin' work D. S. Guyon, Window Shades, S'-hi rnicrhoi Street. ISftore in biis.n' for himself 1) cuyon. the manufacturer of to.

Lincoln place, cor errwnmatiy av. 75th st. 410 ft 15th av. 2 story brick dwelling. 20x32, tin roof, one family; cost Ownr, I.

Hammerborg, 1436 75th st. Flatbush av. cor Av F. 4 story brick stores and dwelling. tin roof, nine families; cost Owner.

Meyer. 136 Newark av, Jersey City, N. J. Flatbush av. s.

59.3 Av four I story brick stores and dwellings. 20x60. gravel roof, three, families each; cost Uh.OOO. Owner, Mever. 131 Newark av, Jersey City, J.

yearrt have awnings', ten's and That th season Jopt opening hiils fair other canvas pooils. previously i onsilereil to break nil records for real estale trans- little inimicnt. Now to almost every actions In QueeiiB Is shown jy i well-bviilt house is given the achlerl tit-' the record of the Queens County clerk's traction of nwninKs on all exposed for last month, when the number (lows as protection from the rays of the Pre.t.in. a. to McCarthy IJOO'.

'l'" minion Tills a Co to Ry Assn ISOi. The figures are 2.122 in 1U09, Jamaica Ry asm, to 3 Br.ter -l 1.S8R In stst i.if.7 fbore rd, cor Hth st, 1 story frame walron shed. 36x13, tar paper roof; cost IUC-j. 0vner. Mlchels.

1034 nth st. Btemsen av, 140 ft Flatlands av. 2 story arid attic frame dwelling. 20x29. shingle roof, rtne family; cost $2,000.

Owner. Cainbell, 760 Tulton st. 19th st. s. 490 ft nth av, 1 story brick light manufacturing.

18x26. tin roof; cost i'M-Owner. Haug. 5S0 Palmetto st. Alterations.

President St. No 117. 4 story brick extension, 111x5: cost 14,000. Owner, Burke. 555 4th St.

Smith St. No 132. 1 story brick extension, 19 11x219; cost Owner. Bertucclo, on premises. Comparative Tables.

190J From March 4 to March 10. Inclusive: Deeds, consideration expressed 129 Total value $303,93 Nominal consideration 422 Peeds of release, etc 1908-From March 5 to March 11, inclusive: Deeds, consideration expressed 118 Total value Nominal consideration S-'S Reeds of release, etc 4 of deeds and mortgages filed exceeded 'hat of the name mouth last year by 75 naP font nn.t 1-3 I. One of the largest developers in Queens fnunly. B. N.

Dawley of the Richmond Hill EBtates. Liberty and Washlngtoii-aventiea, Richmond Hill, says of the coming season: "We will bave the greatest season on record. Tho property we are now devel oping Illustrates that. Mr. Wllderotur and myself had not Intended to put Klch- motid Hill Estates on the market until spring, but the demand for lots became so great last fall, when It became known that we had conlrol of the property, that we were actually forced 10 nut it on the: market.

There are only San lots in tho! lkX: I three houseB are built and the owners havtj taken possession. Why, with 1 he present demand for housos. If every lot oil Richmond Hill Estates were built upon, we could dispone of them before the Fourth nf Julv." i i i i Mr. Imwlcy's special field In tho Rich- (Sldi'S of Itirnishing decorations tor Dall-mond Hill section of Queens. Richmond rooms and for houses on gala occasions.

window shades jsc est. i bli-inneni is ut Seher- nicrliorn street, had a wide experieuci' in making am! hanging window Hhadcs. Ho gained his knowledge largely in the N-w York field, lie ihllshed last August his own shop f'r the exclusive intact tire of window Hhudes. Work Is done in 1 he fur ninny ot the largo furni-itire bonnes, and all ihe shades are mudo in Hi- building. A.4 no other lines nf are carried on by the firm.

It Is in a posiilun to de- 1 all of its energy to the success ot Hie one branch. orders can also. Guyon. In consequence, bo filled on schedule time. The establishment makes every conceivable kind of shade for the modern market.

Personal attention to all work, and the hanging of the shades lifter thev an. maco- i il' 'V" 'hat nsurc 11,0 of 'hHrm. trj aluh. Builder, Avenue, Math Roach, Patrick J. Walsh has been a bosj builder in the Math Beach section of tho, borough for the n-ist -11 years.

He has erected manv houses in Benson -hurst and in Bav Kitlge and has done considerable work in the Navy Yard. Mr Walsh, before lie went to Hath Beach to etieago in busi- nrslB for II was employed In the Navy Yard. He believes in close al-tention to business, and is to be found at work with bis at all limes Mr. Walsh is the owner of several houses In Bath and his shop, on Ilaih avenue, op- poslte iho bank bijilding, is a busy one. P.

J. Walsh'. I 1 it a1 KM i I D. AW I 1 OUn iOI ade 225 Held Avenue. The Sun Proof Shade Comphnv opened business at 225 Reid avenue on' June 1.1, isii7.

making a speciality of the manu-trade faclure of sun proof window shades and WOrk. The Run proof shade cloth used by the firm is of the best obtaln-years able material, is guaranteed not to I crark or fade. Only experienced work-chosen mm are employed. The show room of (, company is one of the best fitted In f.ft. t.

fMsiir Ir.ipt Co Munz. 3. nom I WEST ST. l.i ft 9 Av V. I Kulli an-1 wife to Klngsbira Realty lo, t-i nc'Tt r.nm WATKIXS ST.

s. ft Newhof av. 75. Flker to 1 Kaufman A AV. s.

.173 ft Hamburg av. 2f.l-i. WftnstHn to II Schl-sin-gr. m'trti WEST ST. s.

11 ft Av F. Patrl. al i I sub tj WARREN ST. s. Henry l.

U'0, and ano let .1 I Smith WAKHKX e. 58 ft Henry st, 42. Mrlnernev to Fa pan n.ni WtXlURFFK AV. s. S3 ft ft Paul's pi.

NVM, Tatf-r Land and Impt Miles, murt QUEEKS BOROUGH. Mechanics- Liens. MARCH 19 Flushing av. s. Credent st.

31 I- I City, Bjork Back Ojnst claimants, agt l'A" Oiiva. ownr; OUrgfai. con- lractor Lotus av, C'-r Frh Pond rd. Itfixlw. Newtown.

KelRiiIey Mm.il Vllin and Mfg Co, claimant, ngl Sk Inner, uwncr tln7.J5 Hnustnii st, s. 22" ft Avenue IjxIOo, Flushing, liaohner, rldimant, agt Murkey and others, mirwr $64 H-niBton st, s. 1 ft Avenue 4nxltA. I Flushing, Bat hner. claimant, agt Mackey and otiie.s.

wnfrs Stntfrrd rd. fi ft Nrth HemfsteaU turnpike, 4sx Flushirg, Shaft or, jr. clBln.ant, at Hardy and ors. 93) Stratford id. cor rtb Hempstad turn-rdke.

36x10t. Flushing. Shafter, Jr. claimant, agt Hardy and ors, owners 1-3 Judgments. mahi'h 19 Burko.

Tit ii 4 Co H2.3; I.Tiila MaH'le Works A Arrullo Paine It l.osr.l:) Lynch, K. adinz of lec(l Krus Mcrtle Kealty re christian and sno.s72.47 RM. .1 Mamtnis 1st. 12 Kklnner. H-c s.

henlng ft) Seaman. 1" H-Clty of New York Stadelman. II Cliy of Nw York ".3 13 Ssiillcr. Bchmlek S47 H4 Townseftd, It Kti-tsehhauer ICruu.Tt: Mortgages. MARCH 19.

Bergwall, II, to Kllll. Johnson av. a s. 25 ft land Kapiielmann, 25x100, Mas-peth Same to same. av.

25 ft land Fupnelman. 23x100. Mafpelh $1,350 Cermiik. F. to Thompson.

I.awreme st. a. 100 ft Potter av. 1 Clark. H.

to Itigraham. Madison av. cor Percv st. 40x107, Flushing $2,400 DeLilis, A to Noell. Norrls av, 15if ft Cumberland St.

25x151.3. Jamaica. .1 W. to I Murrav. Ksler pi.

8. 20s Farmers av, 40xliX'. Granger. P. to Long Island City Havings Bank.

Washington av, 75 ft 7th av. 92 6, I. I City Gllh 'Oly, J. to It MoC.any, Willow St. s.

200 ft Sycamore av, 25x100. Corona $rnXi Heslln, 111 A. to It Campbell, Church st. a adj land Hr.glne House, 21X.0. Flushing.

f.A'j Kellv. to McOeeltan, Walton st, cor Maple av, Jamais Kreascher. E. to tJels. av, 5411 ft Boulevard.

Soxli-0. An'erne Keller, to t-orman Itealtv Co, lots 25. 'til 26A. 27. 5, blk 9, man Hlgble addn, to shuf- Held Manor, St Albans Katsur.

I. to Warren st, s. ft Webster av, 25x1011. I. I City tiiHi LanghHin.

to I. Hunt. Delaware st 2M ft Central av, 40xl'. iloyer. to Title OiT Co.

Park. si. .7 ft Myrtle a-. 18.1x110, $5. Same to same.

Park at, 47.3 Myrtle av, 18.4x110, Jamaica $5,500 Same to same. Park st, S3. 8 Mvr'Ie av, Jamaica $5,500 blik. M. to A A Newman, Bnindreth av, s.

adj land Keeley, 25x137, Hockaway Beach. $3. 500 Ma.iovniK. .1. to r' wranell.

13tn av, ft Broadway. 25xliX'. 1 City $500 Webster. J. to Title ft Co.

Warwick av. cor West drive. 95xli)0. Williamson, S. to A A Newman.

Brand-roth av. 25 land Kleley, 25x136, Rock-away Beach Assignments of Mortgages. MARCH 19. Kragaw. J.

to Seaman tl.000 Covert. L. to Groves $5'.) Fanning. II, to IJ Steinberg nom Geis. to Welz 8c Zerweck nom Same to same rnon Gold, M.

to Arverne-by-the-Sea. Co. 337. 50 Lawrence Mnnor Co to HIi-HChman nom Murray Heights Realty Cu to A I. Werner North Side Bank of Brooklyn to Ko- vacs nom Same to same nom O'Li-len.

A G. to A O'Brien nom Schultz. ano to Young Title Co to Title Co. Van Slclen. to Schmidt ano.

...53.300 Same to sumo $3 st0 Conveyances. MARCH 19. Brooks ft Brooks Cor? to Plttman, lots 717. "IS. blk 22, map Standard Land Co, Rose-dale nom City Real Estate Co to Gburcyzk.

lot 88, blk 15, may Bay Side nom Dowllng, II. to Ji Dttmlano, lot 26 map I-Jowlliig. Maspeth $10 Dooley. E. to Hehott.

penntngton av, s. 885 ft Jamaica av. 40x100. Forest Park South nom Forman Realty Co to Keller, lots 15 to 28 Inc. blk 9.

map Higble's addn to Sheffield Manor. St Albans nom Greater New York Hume Co to Hubert, lot 867. map St Albans nom Justa. A H. to Justa.

Degraw av. 405 ft Alsop st, 80x100, Jamaica nom Jamaica Esiates to A ven Belli. Kent rd, 150 ft a Aberdeen rd, 80x150. Jamaica nom Janes, to IV Van Nostrand av. s.

100 ft Evergreen pi. 25x100, Newtown nom KM II. to Bergwali. Johnson av, s. 25 ft pi Kapplemann.

25xKK. Maspetll $10 Ieonardt. F. to Tevlln. Sherc av.

ri a. 150 ft Henry st. 50x100. Jamaica nom Lindner, L. to Mever.

New 7.ane, s. 390 ft Dock rd. 35x100. Sprlngneld. mi Luft, to A Baumatin.

lots 10. 11. 12. IS. blk 9.

map Myrtle RoMtv Co. Rt.lgew""d Levy, to Levy. Wave Crest av, 520 ft Spray View av, 80x100, E'lgo-mere nom Macy. to Queens Borough Gas ft Electric Co, Boulevard, s. 100 ft Walcott av, 50x100.

Rocltawav Beach 000 McC.arry. R. to Gllhooley. Wlllnv Jt, s. 200 ft Sycamore av, 25x100.

Corona nom Morley, to Morley. lots 18. 19. blk 108, map Auburndalc new Newman, A A. to Williamson, Brand-reth av.

s. 25 ft land Kleley. 25x125. Rockaway Beach nom Same to Silk. Bnindreth av.

s. adj land Kleley, 25x137. R.ckiway Bench nom Peto. F. to Pierce.

Norfolk av. s. 33" ft Washington av. erixlOO. Pelle Harbor.nom Queensboro Heishts Laud Corp to Tol-lln, lots 13.

16. blk 22. map Queensboro Flushing nom Same to riowd. lots 21, 20, blk 31, map Queensboro Hill, Flushing nom Sullgowskl. J.

to A Kolinsky, 3d st. s. 150 ft st. 25x100. 1 Citv nom Somervllle Realty Co to Greten ft ano.

I Kate av. 8. 220 ft Germain av, 20x100. 1 Arverne nom Shorn Acres Realty Co to A (truggei. lots 24, 25, blk 16, map Beechliurst.

White-stone nom Tevlln. to A 7-lelasko. Shore av. 150 ft Henrv st, 50x100. Jamaica nom Van Nostrand.

W. to Janes ft ano, Cypress av. 100 ft Evergreen pi. Newtown nom Van Alst. E.

to Granger. 1O0.2 Pome-rov at. adi 'land Granger. 16.11x50.4. I .1...

S.VM Ssmo ns extrx. to same. ltlO.2 Poniemv st, adj lend Granger, 16.11x50.4. I City. $1,000 NASSAU COUNTY.

Judgments. Bra. A Miller A ano flJW Bernanl. .7 Blasclnnky 149.21 O.mallzo, A Tuomey $-174 Douffhty, Fl Naswau Co Water Co $76. H5 Gmioakv.

F-C Brown Paint Co TTphn. I HlckB 35 KaftVnbcrtr, Waldorf-Astoria liirar Co 8- Kmirer C-J Randall $3 l.ittM. JF Marx 3 Nassau Wood Working Co Juhnston On- wttld Co 13S 70 K-trhf. El AuRUBtln Wi.W Slack. A MNMsaau Elfrtt-Io Co.

Jill. TO Sewell Hume Irimiranee Co $73. AS Tnwnsond Jnrob FleUchhauer Wls. L. CV.h?n A ni $47? 91 Warhtnl, VC.

Rheims ano $8,081.38 Mortgages. Putsch. A to A Rider, 8 Jamaica av. lMxiW. Stream Rates H.

to Abrams, ad land Pun-ton 125x00. Roekvllle Centre RoewnfR. H. to Rrown. adj land Strintr-hnm.

ridx221. Franklin Square Rower. T. to Kitwani. adj land Mr-rftt.

arreg. Oystr Ray ramn Si. to Seaman, ft Jones Wantagh J.AV Dunpa. to Annlow-Moore Co, a Whaley 137x144. FreeiH.rt 1 10U Dvckman.

to Dvckman, Jerloho Turnplkp. New Hvde Park J67.V18 E. to I Pinkham, line Smith nt. lfifixofl. Lynbrook $-73 Vn nhaw n.

Co verl 2x3. Searlnff map Mlneola Guttenburger. 12.000 C. to ft Helbbs. adj land i Lord.

5 acres. Central Par M.w fPver R. to Krewlnkel. lots 28-7. 1 I impt Co.

Westbury $2HQ Ciultlanl, to A Dunn, ft a Central av. 227xii2. Lawrenco 0 S5.5M Hutchenson. to Corn Exchange Rank. plot 3.

iiempsieiu riaroons i.u Hill. to Witftchen, lots 31-4 Inc Floral Park Homes $1,000 Jiirks. L. to Vahmtlne, Ellne Walnut Rfl. 125x20.

Olen Cove $1,000 S. to Home Trust Co. lots 24-9 inc. Garden City Estates $10,000 Jackson C. t.

Everitt. lots 10-11. Cr, 1 houn map. Fl oral Park $1 2.m Hame to eanif, same lots Lattinff. T.

to A Alberts-n, adj land Hmith ndl land Hall, l.attinp-toun i.uttrell. J. lo I city Havings tianK. Broadway. Odarhurst I4wltt Rav Co.

Kwirltt av Hewlett' MnrHn. S. to Hayvlew Park Tmpt Co, lots 22-44 Inc. Payview Park. Sea Cliff.

Mah-tney. J. tn Abiams. lot hlint-n- dvirf map. Lynbrook 5 1.

Mock. to Schanck, lot 4. Hirks map. Groat Neck Miihonev, T. to Burton, plot 191.

W'-odmere Land Aks'h SS.tNUj Neelev. J. to RiiVtis, lots 13fi-9 ino. map lots, "Hempstead Si, 000 Nnbak. J.

to (irifat Xcck. line Maple Grove. ck $1,400 (rr, to 1. Orr. Hilton av.

iTkix Garden ity P-nter, to Aurams, Kiver av East Rockaway I i 1 av av. lot Farlnn (decj Same to same as gunrdlun of Hopkins Hame t- san. Julia O'Mofre as cxrs 7. Minkowsky. A.

noin Vauls, H. to Curwni iim Title Guar Lid Co to Sfiia Hruuk- lyu Savings Inst tkh Pel mon ic. G. to A 1 n-na SpeiKr. XV A.

tv iik exrs, ti(oltte L'Amltl' S7.5m Title In Cu tn Burnett. 2 Same to Ih-iiji yarue to (' i.1lins Same to anf 51.7-Vt Same tu PMnuMga ano Same to Title Co to luttnn .94.100 Oreenpottit Suvgs Brink to Mitten a vi. tr. ittt-nzwei uoin Kicndl, T. to Wasnennan 9.o Smith.

I. to lndslwr Sr-hniidt. B. to Lehrt-nkrauss rrrien. to a rroeo Widen, i.f A.

to Morehouoe $1,025 Borough Bank to Kaiser nom ottenberg. to Coiiklln $1,023 Kupfeininn. ano, to A Rosenstein. val. cons, 9HH) Title rn, to If Hitchlngs.

Same to Bank of Rk-hmondviile Same to Hutton 12.500 Uumont. 1 ss ex. t.i Title 93 Ono Schumacher. E. to Edgar $3 000 Arkerson.

tf Tttlo Co nom Phelps, ttt Ackerson nom Brlghton-Flatljush Rlty Co to Hard. nom Blank. to Blank nom Nelson, to '(gran nom Sly, S. ano, to Ii Woessner nom Bene. F.

to ch Hamilton. W. to A Hamilton 91.300 Henderson. L. to Hamilton $3,000 Uelapotterle.

Pfeiffer Jl.ftiO Title Co to Bond Mtg Guarantee Co Ryan, P. to Prke Brignardello, E. to Title Co 9C.0O0 Otto Huber Bwy to Welz A Zerweck. 2 asts nom Boesch. J.

to Bnurhvte nom Rnyd. jr. J. A wife. A Stein nom Mechanlrs Bank to Curtis Bros Luuj Co.

Seitii. M. to Miller .91, 4.0 Selfart. to Boehm fl.oiK) Conveyances. MARCH 1S 2t AV.

SO ft 7lh st. 31.0x95. hl. Unidley Co to brvrton. inert i4.00u.nom UTH AV, siuth cor 60th st.

1ihix140. 11 8 Qilllfley to Luckc" val oons Ik tl'JO 14TH ST. s. 172.10 6th av, SOxloo, Iizarus to L) Kelnhard, pt, all liens. 15TU ST, 77.10 6th av, lx25, (I Heatley wife to A Schoonmaker, mort nom HTH ST, s.

455.9 4th av, 17xl'i0. .1 Charlton to IVillmer wife, mort J2.0ft0 nom 19TH ST. Cth av. Ji.SxWO. M' Nicholas wife to Dovle nem 20TH ST, 2'j0 ft 8th av.

Hyde to Heatl)', mort Jli.ocf no SAME PROP. Heatley wife to A f) Schoomacher suhj to morts 40TH ST, No 1138. Zwart wife to Silverman, mort K.tMO HOo 49TH ST, s. 176.5 I av, 25.6x10(1.:. Orotecloss to Partridge wife, morts ,12.000 nom ST.

283.4 2d av. 16.8x100.2, Heatley A wife to A SeUoonmakor.nom 74TII ST, south cor 17th av. 1S3X100, Ulake 8t wife to I. Iilake, Jr, all nnm 78TH ST. a.

3(0 ft 19lh av. 60x100. Johnston wife to Bnnta nom 76TH ST. 8 s. 311 ft ISth av, 100x100.

I. Hlake wlfa to Uluko. mort nom A1JCE COCHT. 61 ft Atlantic av. 16x77.6, Ryon ft wlfa to O'Connor, mort 12,700 nom BOEKUM ST, 123 ft Graham av, 25x loo, 1.

Louria 'wife to Berg, all Hens nom HAY 8TH ST. a s. 140 ft Hnth av, I Roller to Xeison, mort t3.600nom WINTHROjV ST. 92.6 Rogers av. 122.6.

Blendermann to ft Doherty, mort 14. nom UROADWAY, 51.9 Jefferson av, runs lot. 4 to Saratoga av 22.4 9.9 116,11 to Rway 25, I Lieher-man wife to Ij l.eder, morts nom BROADWAY, s. 23.7 Sumner av, 21. 6x98.

4x30x76. 10; Hopkins St. 140 ft Throop av. 24.1x100. I Urlmberg to Lsauer ano.

morts J29.500 nom BERGEN ST, 61.9 rnderhill av. runs 21.5 40 41. Lesser wife to Keenan, gore, mort $1,000 nom HOND ST, 50 ft Degraw st, 2r.x75, Rubin et ii li Mosher, morts il.700, val crons A $lu BEDFORD AV, s. 37.7 St Mark's av. 17.6x54 11x17.8x53.2, Hepburn to Munson.

mort $5,500 nom AV, s. 50 ft Greene av, 25xKT, Mittenzwel to Mittenzwol, mort $4, ooo nom COOK ST Nos 77 79, Baum to Tow. mort val cons $100 NEW YORK AV. 25.9 a Union St. 25.6x100, Klein ano, to Bealc wife nom CLASSON AV.

125 ft Gates av, 20.1 xioo Bordwell to I G. wife Btlekland. nom DRESDEN ST. s. 518 ft Ridgewood av, runB 102.4 27 10 48 92.3 to st.

75. l.ott ct al, exors A Von Slclen. to Rlchter J6.S0O DUFFIEIjD ST. s. 97.P Concord St.

runs 20 100.3 20.8 50 0.8 ,50.3. Moonls to Wagner- A -lfe, mort $2,300 $100 DOUGLASS ST, 205 ft Bond St. 20x SO. Markey wife, to Markey, part; val cons $100 DUMONT AV, 75 ft ei Williams av, 25x100. Feldman Realty 'Co to Parshelsky.

all Hens nom 40TH ST. cor Snyder av, 20x4J, A Stehman to the George Realty Const Co, mort $300 nom 40TH ST. s. 100 ft Unden av. 20x100, A Grlssler to A MacRoberts, mort $3,750 nom 17TH ST.

s. 300 ft Av P. 40x100. Stomr to Flatbush Construction Co nom 10 TH ST. s.

220 ft Av 40x100. A Buckler Co to Allen, mort $6,618 nom 13TH ST. s. 220 ft Av P. 6 lots.

Traphagen Ar wife, to Moore. 5TH ST. s. 342 ft Greenwood av. 50x100, Murphy to Werner, mort $5.

000 nom FRANKLIN AV, 8. 18 ft Jefferson av, 18x100. Welsmann to Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank $11,100 OLENMORE AV. a cor Van Slnderen av, 50x100; Bristol st, s. 260.3 Dumont av, JOxlOO.

Levin to Parker, all Hens. GRAND ST. a 148.9 Humboldt St. 34 6x 100. hftl, Helphat ft wife, to KrolofT.

all liens; val cons $100 HUMBOLDT ST, cor Dehevolse st, 26.3X 100, Flam to Swett. mort $12. 5:10 nom HANCOCK ST. s. 60 ft Hamburg av.

y.ixm. Shoenfeld to Singer, mort correction deed nom HOPKINSON AT. s. 107 ft Herkimer st. 15x97.6, Orotecloss to Partridge ft wife, mort $3,450 nom LOTS 113 to 116.

119 to 128, 101 to 174. 185 to 194, 199 to 203, 208 to 222, 233 to 244. 247 to 250, bk 7203; lots 253 et bk 7233: lots 317 ft 318, 337 to 351. 252 to 367. 878 to 893, 394 to 408 419 to 433, bk 7224; also gore lot 252.

bk 7222: lots 434 to 444, bk 7242; lots 445 to 500. bk "243; lots 50 to 614. 626 to 638. 539 to 553. 662 to 573.

574 to 585. 597 to 607. bk 7344; also gore lot 608. bk 7S45; lots 609 to 619, 027 to 639. 640 to 659.

bk 7246; also gore lot 660. map 548 lots McLaughlin Park. Coney Island ft Boulevard Realty Co to Langan, morts nom LOTS 84 ft 49, bk 7142, man 3d addition Ocean View Park. Tanner to A LINCOLN ROAD, s. 339 ft Noslrand av.

38.9x102.6. A A Brown ft wife to Mangels wife, mort 1S3.000 LINDEN AV. 336.10 Bedford av. 20x131, ft Doherty to Blendermann, mort $6,000 nom CAMBRIDGE PL. s.

S75 ft Gates av, 14.6x100. Field to Georgiana. wife A Somers. morts $4,500 nom LOTS 269 ft 271. map Hav Scale Farm, 7th Ward.

Husted to Wright, nom SAME PROP. Crowell. exor Andrew. Jr. to same LOT 271.

same map, A Osborn, heir A Osborn. to Bame, 1-11 pt $50 MAU.TER ST, s. 75 ft Waterbury st, runs nw80xsw25xnw 20x 75 75 fl 10O to at 8 50, Maternagan to Weiss ft ano. all Hens nom MYRTLE AV. cor Adelphl st.

22.4x74x 1. 11x78.5. Heatley ft wife to Banta. mort OiK) noni SAME PROP. A Schoonmaker to Heatley, morts $12,000 nom NEW JERSEY AV.

s. 100 ft Libertv av. 40x100. hail, Shapiro to Muller wlfa, mort J9.3O0 nom NOSTRAND AV. e.

650 ft Av L. 20x105, Westminster Heights Co to Meierhoff nom NEW YORK AV. s. 660 ft Clarendon r.ad. 39 8x102.6x39.4x102.6.

A Mooney to Gregory, vol cons $100 NEW JERSEY AV. s. 80 ft Liberty nv, 20x50. hftl, Ashrav Realty ft Const Co to Germanskv mort $3,000, val tons ft $100 PROSPECT ST. 17 ft Green lano.

23. 3x61x25x61. de Meo ft wife to De Muria A wife, mort $3,000 nom PENNSYLVANIA AV, s. 40 ft Dumont av 20x100. Levin ft wife to A Levin.

morts $4,393 $100 PARK PL. cor 1st st. runs 200 to ocean paritway aw. 10 s. iai; 1st St.

s. 200 ft Park nl. 125 x200. Rubens to It Reach, all title, all PACIFIC ST. s.

80 ft Carlton av, 20 60. A Peyser to Lincoln Hygeia Ice Co. val cons and $100 Same prop. Dreyer to A t'eyser. val cne and $100 KOSCIfHKO ST.

s. 100 rt spencer court. IS. 8x174, Doenocke et al to Kaeppel. all liens nt" LENOX RD, ft ft.

2H3.4 Flatbush nv. riO.Tl78.9 xTiOxl78.3. A Robinson to Robinson, hia wife, mort nnm! K1NCS Km way. a cor 12 J3tn st. si.

4X 91x21xf0: KiiiKft Iflghway. a cr 14th st Kings Highway, s. 42 8 13th at. runs 106.9 tlR.8 4.1 6.6 63 92. A Robinson and wife to Rmwn.

jr. mortB nom SOUTH BTH BT. Nos and 3S8, foreclos, Jacobs to Relsenhurgar and ano, mort $11,000 STRONG PL. 110 ft Deffraw st. 20x 112.5.

A 1. Poley and wife to Drossier. mort nom MPENCKR BT. a. Myrtle av Peneer st, 3S2.9 Myrtle av.

2fxl00; Sirpncer St. S. 407.9 Mvrtle av. vKrO- Kromer to Minden, morts $8.000 $iu( BTOXE AY. a.

175 ft Rolniont av. 2S.R 100. 1, Silver to Mlllsteln, murt num STII.LMA.X JJU 8. M7.ll 2d av. 20.2x115 9 A I.

A Rodreiniex to 1.1Ihh morts THATrOKU AV, e. 2VI 8 Dumont av. 50x tOO. 13 HmolinsHy to I Seidman. ail title, all liens $100 VERMONT ST.

s. 40 ft RIako av. joxlOO iSUvorstein to Connoil. morts $5,340. val cons and SlQo VANDERHILT ST.

a. 20 ft 18th st. 80v 78. HiPB Reitty Co to Levy and ano. mnrts nutn I'TlCA AV, 61 It a Herkimer it.

lti.tx Awning WorKs in BrooKlyn indispensable wiihin rerenf summer sun. Over shops whire perish able cooils are stored. nu plugs t. u. ''), "iiki.i, shiny weather anil for protection against min a i.

the rain all kinds of canvas coverings of an awn-Itig nature, because the smnll added investment is so often seen to repay itself many times in added comfort or in saving stock. Consequently, the companies in Brooklyn which make a specialty of manufacturing this class of goods are a the heighth of prosperity. There are many branches to the canvas truth. Not only Is there a cull for awnings, but for allied goods as well. Canopies for vodJ1n2 parties are in common use.

Iiancini! covering carpeted ar of ttni1' Ion. the awning makers find it. in most ca practicable to carry a line of camp chairs and collapsible tables. There are several local firms which make a specialty I and which manufacture Hags of every description. The making of tings and pennants locally is In itself an important clubs and organizations which desire to see their emblems worked out In suit a hTto a special branch of manufacture, and are so common as to bo in use in practically every homo in Brooklyn, for no matter how poor families may be, they always insist upon th v.v Vt.

UUKII, Willi 11 uevoie euiiie inieiumii to the manutaoturo or shades. Allied trades include those in linoleum, a prod uct of linen, canvas and oils, and tu burlap mattings. The spring Is the active period of Ihe year for all the establishments dealing in awnings, shades and oilcloths, and, in consequence, the factories ore turning out their full ca pacity of those products at the present time. A. Andersen, Carpenter, 100 Raymond Street.

A. Andersen, carpenter nnd builder has been in this country in business for twenty-five years. lie been located at 10(1 Ray mond street tor eight years, prior to which he had a shop at 53 Kliitbush avenue. Before he went to Ihe Flat- i Ir. -Andersen is to iitlnnd to all kinds of car-penterlns jobs.

Hia A. Anderson. BpeHalty, however, 1b the milking of hardwood doors and vestibules. He employs eU-ven men con- tinually. At the present time the work beln done la on large place on Raymond street.

Safety Kubber Company, 455 Dean Street. J. Kronenberg is the proprietor of the Safety Rubber Company, whose place of busine3s is located at 405 Dean street near Flatbush avenue. Mr. Kronen- blr? has been lu the uuh.m-s over ten years, and lias been at his present location for two years.

All of the ten years, however, have been spent in the neighborhood of his present address. Before going into the rubber business Mr. Kronenberg was connected with the leather dressing trade and learned in all Its details the manufacture of leather polishes. The Safety Rubber Company deals In rubber tires for automobiles and carriages, both solid J. Kronenberg.

and pneumatic, in all kinds of tires for bicycles, baby carriages and rolling chairs. Vulcanizing is another branch of the trade. A specialty is made of the manufacture of rubber pads for horses' hoofs. The pad as made by the company was invented by Mr. Kronenberg in 190U, and was patented.

All the work from the beginning to the end Is done on the premises and a large business has been built up. Flatbush Awning Works, 2111 Nostrand Avenue. G. Erlckson is the proprietor of the Flatbush Awning Works. Tho establish ment has been located at the present iddress, 2111 Nostrand avenue, for two years.

Mr. Erickson has, however, had twenty years' experience in the awning business. Before coming to Flatbush he was gaining experience by working for Manhattan firms. At the establishment all kinds of iwnings aro made for houses, stoiea i irtr nrrirr other departments of the fstablish-rrient are manufactured CRUV SO 1 covers for bo.its aud wagoii3. In fact, al- mnu anncffhlnir ft nrai-t li 1 no in thi bv ttp Kverv- is ma le on the premises.

The specialty is the manufacture of awnings. C. A. Brandt Awnings, 611 Fulton Street. The C.

A. Brandt Awning Company was organized by C. A. Brandt In 1ST0. The establishment has grown until at tho present time it ranks among the largest in the City of New York In the manufacture of shades, awnings and tents.

The present company was organized in The present president of the concern is, C. A. Nielsen mil Mr. Brandt is treasurer. Mr.

Nielsen has been connected in business with Mr. Brandt for over twenty years. The work done by the establishment Is of the highest quality. As the best class of work Is done the best trade Is mm 1IIbI I I i mm D. Eiickson.

I I i bush avenue place ho wua located on Fort Greene place. Mr. Andersen was born in Norway, and I there he learned the of carpentry, He came In this country twenty-live ago. and at once took up hm work here, Due lo his long and varied experience, 4 onen F. to Van Ncstrand Itarker.

E. to I. Iimis il.w. Harf. A D.

to Carman Same to Halsey Hoslyn Estates Inc to Rime Same to same lAuder. W. to Same to same Crosby, to Carlisle Trust Co S1.4ij1.N1 11.418.14 Hoe. A to Hoe Boo. C.

to Bank Horkvllle Centre. Merreli. A. to Baldwin Osmond, E. to Glen Cove Bank $1,000 Conveyances.

Abrams. E. to Mahoney. lot 9. Eimen- durf map.

Lynbronlt Pom Anderson. W. to Yates. 2 pieces meadow innd at Hungry nom Brown, P. to A Kraus, a Hempstead plank road.

200x100, Elmotit 52.000 Barclay. I. to Boutelller. adj land 41 acres, Wheatly nolo Bennington. N.

to Frost, lots 233. l'4t. 245. Bennington Park. FreeiKirt.

Hrowak, Ct, to Dowsey. Beach road. Great Nock notn Beuea, VV H. ft r-no. exrs, to Forest.

I-Aurel Hollow r)ad. 100 acres, alj land I.ln-Ington. Town Oyster Bay tll.KK.' llavvlew Pk Imp to to Marden. "ts to 24, Inc. Hay View Pk.

S-a Brown, to Bewnig. adj land String-ham, Franklin Square SI, 000 Brown. A to Keabury, lots 39, 40. Douglas Park, Roosevelt nom Burkard, C. to A Smith, line Mlneola Boulevard nom Brighton, to It De Forest, adj land Jones.

100 acres. Town Oyster Bay nom Brighton. to same, adj land l.tnlngten, 70xi; adj land Brightson, 4 acres, Cild Spring Harhor nom Blrxhell, to Fluniiner, adj land I. I K. 1 acre.

Farmingdale $319 SO Burton, to Mahoney, plot 131. Woodinere Land Assn nom Carman. to Smith, r.dj land Carman, ijt acre Hicks Neck nom Carroilton Rv Co to Coiiklln. lots 1:3 to Inc. Edgerton Square.

Wantagh nom Cobb. to 1 Cobb, 9 Ivl map. Westbury Station nom Coniwell, to Anderson, 3 pieces meadow land at Hungry Harbor nom Covert, lo A Steyer, lots 335, 336, West-burv Heights nom Clapbam. T. to Smith, Flushing turnpike, Manhasset, 100 ft so nom Carroilton Rv Co to De Belt, lots 412, 413, Lakewood Park.

Baldwin Coles. F. to .1 rnderhill. line Highland road Glen Cove nom Cooper, to 8 trawler, line Jefferson av, Mlneola nom Sutne to same, lots 246. 247.

Mlneola Pk.nom Carroilton Ry Co to Hanly. lots 763. 754, Edgerton Sq. AVantagh nom Same to MiicLlnnan, lots 662. 663, Lake-wood Park, Baldwin $''J Same lo Cnmpomenosl, lotB 1'H5, 1066, Ormonde Park.

Kosedale $T60 Same to Falcttl, lots 8. 9. same $730 Curiale, to Curiale, adj land Lang-worthy, 65x55, Lynbrook nom Same to Curiale, adj land Ijingworthy. Lvnlirook nom Covert. M.

tu Iiwlor, lots 244. 246. Inc. Mlneola Park noin Dvckman. ft ano to It Dycklnan.

Jericho turnpike. New Hyde Dvckman. H. ft ors to nmc, Jericho tuniplke. New Hyde Park nom Dunn, A K.

to A Giuliani, 8 central av. 227x62 Ijivvrence Estates Uing Beach to li Wix. lot 4. bk 64, Umg Beach; lot 24. bk 52, Ing Reach.

nuin Same lo Oak Crest By Co, lots 11 to 16. Inc. bk 88. Long Beach nom Eric, Ry 1:0 to Holm, lots 291-5. Hempstead Heights nom Estates Ijong Beach to Fordcraw Co, lots 31 to 35, Inc, bk 87, lyng Beach nom Same to Lorsch.

lots 51 to 60, Long Beach nom Same tu Dwyer lot 34. bk 221. lmg Beach nom Fireproof Co to Suburban Construction Co. plot 37. Rolyn Estates nom Felton.

to .1 Nelson, lots airiswn Park. Valley stream nom! Greater city Homes Co to Geler. lota 4, 5, Westbury Hills nom Oruham, ref. to Scudder, lots 485 ft 315. Sea Cliff Grove House ft Home Co to Holmes, lot 93.

N'assau Gardens. Hlek.vUle $175 Harding. to Kaufiuann. lots 227. 2JS, Groonlawn Park, Lynbrook nom Hewlett Bay Co to Morris, Evnrltt av, Hewlett nom Heuther, to Heather ano, lot 21, Hempstead Park Hillenbrand.

to A Hnggerty, adj land Ellison. Freuport nom Hess 11. to Post, lots 02. 63. Randall Park.

Freeport nom Same to II Randall, lots 1 to s. Inc. same trap nom House, ft Home to Helrds, lots 4,, 48, Floral Park Homes nom anie to Murtaugh, lots 13 to 16, Inc, same map $K00 Same to Story, lots 42, 43, some nom Same to Held, lots 11, 12. same map.nom Same to Heyen. Jr, lots 21, 22, same map nom Same to Ijougneey.

lots 19, aj, same map nom Same to Gleman. lota 3IW, 3J0, same map nom Same to MoNaugnton, lota 141, 142, SHine Same to Blauvelt. lots 132, 133, Floral Park lerrace Hansen, O. tr Cona, line Chestnut st 41 acres, noin Jacobs. J.

to Stall, adj land O'Htarne, Hirksvillo nom K.Aop, F. to Hykus. lot 39. Sea. Clirr Grove -nom King.

M. to A Holruan. lots 3v3 to Inc. Daviaon map. Lynbrook KuIenkaniplY.

A. to Mad sen, lots 48, 4t, Wallendorf Park, Valley Htream Kinsella. J. to Ktrisella, mile west Jericho. 5 acres nom Kelly.

A. to Masterson. lots 42. Ui A 804. Frecport Heights norn Kinif, to lot 25.

McFarland map. Hlcksvlllc KisBlan. M. to 1 Itrow er, adj land M-rrltt. 58 acres.

Town Oyster Ray nom L'Hommedicu, to fHommedieu, Andrew st. 60x137. Mn.nh.issn nom I Ry Co to Fischer, lots 1242-3. Merrick HeiKhU nom Luttrell, to Lars)n, llr-'adway. Ifi4xll7, Cedarhurat nom Larson.

to Lutirell, Rroadway, Cedarhurst nom Manhasset Development Co to Williamson. plt 21. Plan June Park, Manhasset Meacbain Hon to fi Lorlican, lota 7, 8, Jamaica Square, Elmont $160 Mltcholl, li W. to Miller ft ano, lots 76, 77, property at East Rockawav nom Miller. A ors.

to Randall, lino East Lena av. 85x125. Freuport nom Mo flit Rlty Co to A Nelson, 1GB, 170. Nassau Heights $i'3C Same to Fanrw. lots 1311-12, Albert-eon sq' Same to John fiuee.

lots 149. 26-6. Nassau HeiKtHS Same to Shannon, lota 24i, 249, Nassnu Heinhts Murphy. P. to Jericho Turnpike Engine Co, lots 15, l-J.

Mlneola Park norn Merz, A. to Rusweller. lots 21. 22, Lynbrook Land Co nom Mackey. H.

to Sheldon, lot 8. Mac key map. Port Washington nom McQueen, W. to CnK'ker, a Wolver Hollow road, Rrookvllle nom MoFarland, ano. to A FarnsH, lots 3 4.

McFaxiand mai. Hlcksvilte 8s0 Same to same. lots 1 2. Kim? map Same to Sc-dt. lots 5 ft 6.

same Same to Soott. lot 12, same map fss Same t' same, lots 7 ft 8. name map KIJo lidpe Sub Ry Co to Stephens, lots 115 A 1 16, East Rockaway nom Nelson. to Cowley, lots 36 to 38 Inc, Estates of I. on Beach nom Onslow-Moore Co to 1 Duryea, a Whaley av, 137x144.

Kreeport nom Renisen. A ors to Crocker. Brook-ville, acres nom Ridge, Rider, lots 26. 27, property at East Rockaway n'un Roslyn Estate. Inc.

to Firt-proof Dwell Inn Co, plot 37. Roslyn Estates num Ridpre, N. to Sprouln, Harrln av. East Rockaway nnm Ribv. E.

to A Sumner, lots 42 to 46 in Jamaica Squar. Elmont nom I Roddy. M. to Xeoly. lots 136 to 1.19 Inc, 15.1 lots, Hempstead nom Huhlmann.

to Ruhlman, a Sten-son av 2l9x3. Sea Cliff nom Southard, to Payne, adj land Southard, Raf rd nam Seaman. ors to Kr.pp, Wantatih Canal $2W South Side Pev Co to Kandal, lots 7, 8. Lvn bri i I Co nom H. t' (J Webber, lots 223.

224. Park. Fnf -rt Him-mson, 1., to Slmimson. Jersu'am A N.coJa st. Hlcksvilio 'pi Schwtwke Land Co to Mel! more Park nom Seaman.

Coron, n-'s Wantash 5U00 Smith, to Matushefske, lots 5, 6. Elmont Tei race Sargfiit. W. to I Sargent, a Maple nv. Westbury StatKm nom Schwencke Land Im Co to Nussbe: -er.

156. llempsiead Iark Tllyou. St Patrick's P. Rcndrick av. GVn Cove n-tm TibVdts, R.

to Foley. Forrest Row. 124x175. Great Neck 1111 Taft. ors to MlntMia Hy I av.

Hyrte Park Van WicVlen, II. Rush, dver Hoiiow id. Krookville n'm Vsiiey Stream Ky'Co to jl Brown! lots I i J. to as in 1909 From March 4 to 10, Inclusive Total number of mortgages. Total value Number of P.

M. mortgages. Value of P. M. fl.917.6S5 U6 1173.716....

1908 From March 5 to March 11, Inclusive: Total number of mortgagee 392 Total value $1,354,035 Number of V. M. mortgages 98 VaHie of 1 M. mortgages Includes Lotus Realty Company to City of Xew York, John A. Murray to Wllt-- iam B.

Cutting, $4,666,410. Mechanics' Liens. MARCH 19. Jefferson av, Nub 911 to American Column Co airat Nowklrk Const Co, A and Turker. trading as Brooklyn Artistic Iivn Works $1,525 find st.

100 ft 8th av. ixox.00.2, Pioneer Resisting Co agst Schreluer Park pi, s. 120 ft Rogers av, 118.8x127.7, Construction Material CVal Co agst I-urlel Construction Co, Frank A Oeiss-ttiKn $1,405.93 Pitkin av, a cur Montauk av, 40xji0, ii Knight Co agst Schroeder 1 Potter. Young Plage JllK.lo fit John's pi. No 1210, Singer agst Livingston Heatley $261.

06 Ridgewood av, bet Crescent st Hein-oek st, 200x0, Armstrong agst Kter Cook A Webber $32 I Montauk av, cor Pitkin av, 40x100, Potter agst Schroeder. Young Plage. $1,750 Van Buren st, No 41S, Aronocosky agst Walkow Ponemonu Bros $167.91 (8th st. bet 15th 16th av, 40x80, A vm agst Lib Hartnett $120 Judgments. MAROH 19.

Abramson, I Potter Bohlng, A L. Michel Bwg Co $101.81 Brokenburght, A Grace Co $117.37 Baker, $63.05 Baum, Schlackman S316 90 Corn, A 9445. A3 Camplone, Gautrand 961.40 JJingman, Kdvvards $467.42 Klkhid, Maiden Trust Co 95U2.41 Same Bame $320.45 Same-Sane $524.11 Prusaak, I Schulnian $120.40 Fouemone, and iN New Jersey Terra Cotta Co 231.9l Gllman. Nichols as trustee. .24 Oraeber, Michel Bwtf Co Hilton, A Hamlin $81.90 Hansen, and A Ring $23.40 Heaney, estate ofM Lehman 870 James Lyons (lno A Goetz Sons $18.83 Kritzer, Gotham Co $750.51 lug man, Same $750.

51 Kesaler. Jiinns $216 97 Kooner. Gf. $123.60 Leinerkowitz. Schlackman Trfvlnson-Kalaer Realty Co 44 Wendt, A Charrot $310.84 Moore, Mtany $183.62 MacDonald, Newcombe, $170.90 Mlnden.

Slevers $271.04 Porkony, A McCafterty $76.21 Potter, AL Potter $7,517.65 Reynolds, A A Elllnt and ano. Ptratton, Van Ranst $136.25 Fosnvskv. Mintaer $71.07 Porkln, Fucha 81111man Const Co Cammack Seltt. Bame Same $121.91 Hhelnflelman, Maiden Trust Co $522.41 Same Same $320.45 Same Same 24 41 Schlickerman. and Leln.

as trustees A Corn-M Leirt $414 41 Snltzer, a uumnsKy et at Stevenson. Klsler Jablin Realty Co. 169.40 Zasuly. I. and Mandel.

01 Zlsola, Same- Mortgages. MARCH 19. Alfleri. wife to Cashman, 6th at, Roebllng st $20,000 IS M. to Bradley Co, 2d av, nr th $1.75" Banta, to Johnston, 76th st, nr 19th Hv $4,000 Blood, N.

to Home Title Ins Co. MadiBin Bt. nr Patchen av $3,000 Bedford Presbyterian Church to Williams-burgh Savings Bank, Nostrand av, cor Dean st Cooney, S. to A B. Geerken, Van Bureu st.

No 426 Drlnert, to Hlnkclbeln, Halsey st, nr Evergreen av $1,000 Dovle. wife to Title Co, 19th st. nr 6th av, $1,760 Elston, D. wife to Paulson, 8d av, nr 14th st $560 Fribourg, wife to Flatbush Trust Co, Farragut rd, cor Flatbush av Fenzel, A R. A ano to Town of New Utrecht Co-op Assn.

93d st, nr 2d av $250 Fehmel, A. wife to North Side Bank, 4th st. nr Roebllng st $1,500 Godefrol. wlfa to Title Co, Church av, nr 8th At $4,600 A Johnson Bldg Co to Title Ins Co 6th et. nr 21st av, 2 mortB Germansky, to Ashray Realty Const Co, New Jersev av.

nr Liberty av, Hynes. T. wife to Title Co, 47th Bt. nr Ft Hamilton Parkway, 6 morts $20,000 Hammond, wife to Mutual Life Ins Co 13th St. nr Av $500 Hartmann.

R. to Bogart ano. as trustees, 21st a.v, nr Bath av $6,000 JHerald Const Co to Title ft Co, Ft Hamilton Parkway, Bay Ridge av, 10th av TOth st. 28 morts $115,500 Hoehle. TV, ft wife to Title ft Co.

6th av, nr Bergen at $12,500 Klstier, et al to in Demund, gist at, nr 17th av $3,900 Koeppel, to Koeppel, Sackinftn Bt. nr Blake av Korfhage, M. et al to Title ft Co, Atlantic av, nr Nevlns st $4,500 Langan. T. ano to Title ft Co.

51st te, nr 4th av $5,500 Mangels. wife to A A Brown. Lincoln rd, nr Nostrand av $3,500 Melerhoff. to Westminster Heights Co, NoBtrand av, nr Av $375 Marcello Const Co to Brooklyn Builders Supply Co, loth av, cor 74th st $1,000 Munz, to Edgar Impt Co, Utica av. No 11.

$1,523 Marcus, ft wife to Tletelbaum. Baln-brldge st, nr Stiiyveaant av $4,000 Martlno, to A Walsh, Neptune av. nr 16th st Mlllsteln. to Silver, Stone av, nr Belmont av, $1 600 Wagner. ft wife to Stelnhardt, Dulllold at, nr Concord st.

2 000 Ferante, ft ano to 1 Carv. Graham at. nr Little Nassau st $300 Ochsenrelther, ft wife to Pfeffer ft wire Debevolse St. nr Humboldt st $400 Fierce. ft wife, to Title ft Co, Av P.

cor 2d st $1 2611 Peropata, V. wife, to Hoag, Withers st, nr Manhattan av $4 5011 Petri. ft wife, to East Bklyn Co-op Bldg Assn. Harman st. nr Evergreen av Richter, H.

to ,1 Lott et al, as exors. Dresden st. nr Ridgewood av. $4 000 Roeder. F.

ft wife, to Title ft Co, Agate t. l.r Grand st tg ji) Rahner. J. 4 wife, to A James, Humboldt at. nr Meeker av Silverman, to Booth 40th at No 1138.

$1,000 Steinberg. L. to Van Vlack, 69th st. No 315 Schwartz. to Markowitz, Waltnn et.

nr Harrison av $1,000 Smith. .1 I to Atlnntlc Co-op Svgs ft Loan Assn, Warren St. nr Henry st $5,300 Scharf. wife, to A Johnson, 85th cor 13th av $3,500 Same to Title Ins Co Y. same $8,500 A.

wlfs, to Burton. 52d st. nr tii av Tenenbaum. et al, to Clark, Hinsdale st. nr Sutter av $600 Werner.

to Werner, 5th st. nr Creenwnod av. $1,000 Venezla. et al. to A Mitchell et al.

3eorge st, nr Knickerbocker av $5,000 Willmer, wife, to Charleston, 16th st. nr 4th av, $1,800 Flatbush Const Co to Title ft Co, 17th Jt, nr Av $3,000 ft A Buckley Co to Greater Beveiopment Co, loth st. nr Av J. 3 morts $4,104 Lucke, to Qulgley, 60th st, cor 9th av, $6,000 Minn, widow, ft as extra, to Dime Svgs Bank, Pacific St. nr 51 It av $12,000 O'Connor to Ryon.

Alice court, nr Atlantic av Assignments of Mortgages. I MARCH Van Vleck, to 11 Kouwenhovcn. nut south and ua- View HMghts are properties which engaged bis attention before Richmond Hill Estates. This property lies nearer Brooklyn, nn Liberty than the former, and runs over to the Rockaway Road. It Is developed on the same high-class lines as tho former properties.

The UeGroot bill to rut a canal from Flushing Bay to Jamaica Bay, which la expected to pass the Legislature this session, will center the atlentlon of big investors in Queens the coming summer. The certainty nf the national ami city governments opening up Jamaica Hay. the completion of the Pennsylvania tunnels and the opening of the QtieenBhoro Bridge are among the larger attract ions to Investors, while there are others, not the least of which is the beautiful region Itself. DOCKS FOR L. I.

CITY. Two Wharves to Be Built by Municipality nt Points Where They Are Much Needed. Long Island City business men are rejoicing at the announceraenl that the City of New York Is about to establish two public docks In tho most important commercial sections of the First Ward one nt the foot of Jamaica avenue in the Astoria section, nnd one nt the foot of Nott avenue in Hunters Point. For years the business men and manufacturers have complained of the lack of dockage facilities. Much of the fltio waterfront along tho East Klvcr Is unimproved, and where It Is the docks aTa owned by big corporations and the smaller concerns have been barred from them.

Frequent requests have been made to the city authorities for relief nnd at last' their petitions have been heard. At the foot of Nott avenuo tho water is forty feet in depth and will permit the docking of the largest vessels. This property was purchased by the city suv-oral years ago when tho agitation for a municipal lightinK plant was uppormost In the public mind. When this plan was abandoni'd the property was permitted to Ho Idle. BorouKh President Gresser has been looking about for some time for a suitable locatl-in for a corporniion yard in the First Ward, where supplies for th city could be landed.

Ho flnatly de- A fnnnnct thnt fhlf fl Vi. II lift silo bp desiRnated for thai: purpoao and I also thnt a dock be. built. His plan has been accepted. The waterfront at the foot of Jamaica ii 1 a tin rh 9 cnrl 1 at cm in or for the purpose of a public dock.

Tho city nald $84,500 for the property. Tho property rights of the city extend out to low water mark. The Hunters point, dock will he of use nll run maniifooturfrs whoso owtHhlish- tU tU inciits are located In thv eecMon from tho Thirty-fourth atrtiet ferry as lar aa Dutch Kills. Tho nock at Jamaica avenue will accommodate the many now located In Astoria, Stuln-way aud the German aettlemenl. Accordlnff to Information furnlrihed by tho city officials the work on theso two dorks will be commenced within a month and they will be ready for use by i.he coming fa.ll.

TRADE BOARD INCORPORATES. Lynbrook Civic Body Complies With Necessaty Formalities. (Special to the Eagle.) Lynbrook, L. March 20 Charles S. Hayes, George J.

Cadoo, Philip Stauder-man, Austin E. Thompson and John Gi-gant'l five prominent citizens of Lynbrook. have been recently named as directors of the Board of Trade of this place. The certificate of Incorporation of the board was duly approved by Justice Townsend Scudder of the Supreme Court, and the necessary stens aa to the filing of Hi's document in the secretary of stale's office, at Albany, and in the office of the county clerk, at Mineola. have bean taken.

The Btated objecls of this organization n.Amnta unV mejIHUrCS that Will ait. iu tend toward the improvement or botn Lynbrook and the civic welfare of its Inhabitants, as well as to foster social in- tercourse amonff its industrious members. In addition to the above names, l'eter Sinclair Lawrence O'Brien, William Cal-lan, John J. Brennan, Leonard E. Illng-stxom, Charles T.

Backholm and William Campbell are charter members. SUMMEB VACATION SCHOOLS. Plans to Open Churches and Colleges for 500.000 Children. Where the' child's chance of vacation schools has been restricted by a cut ol $40,000 In the city's appropriation for this summer, college students and church buildings are to be offered next week to meet the pressing needs of the half mill ion children who will be left to roam the streets of Greater New York. At a mass meeting which has been called for Monday evening in Carnegie Hall by the New York Federation of Churches, a va- cation school system, which it is hoped may accommodate over 5.000 children, will be projected.

The summer space of churches throughout the congested districts and the leisure of hundreds of college men and women will be combined establish a long chain of such schools the Child Welfare Committee of this organization has successfully operated for the last four summers. Robert Watchorn, commissioner of immigration at Ellis Island, will preside al this Child Welfare meeting, nnd Dr. Charles F. Aked and Dr. S.

Parkes Cad- man will be the principal speakers. A chorus of two hundred children trained these summer schools last year will snlr, and Htereoptieon slides will be used illustrate the work, which must be largely increased this year. A. Cone, the manager, has been in tha window shade bus'ness fur fourteen years, i.nd prior to becoming manager of the present concern be was identified with the work of two other large businesses In this borough. Philip J.

Eeilly, Awnings, 21 Lafayelte Avenue. The Philip J. Rellly awning establishment at i'i4o-i'iI2 Pulion street was on of the landmarks of upper Fulton stree: and avenue, where for more forty years he carried on his Among the many patrons of the establishment were those he supplied with' awnings for parties and weddings. They, include many of Ihe oldest and most exclusive persons In the borough. Mr.

Retlly has always remarked that hi awnings have sheltered many brides from the elements, and that his tables have born the weight of many a wedding feast. The establishment has recently been removed to 21 Lafayette avenue, hut tho same methods of carrying on the business have been transferred there, and the patronage is constantly growing larger. CONSECRATION ON MAY 9. Church of the Incarnation to Be Free of All Debt. The Church of the Incarnation.

Gates avenue, between Franklin and Classon avenues, is looking forward to a mo-menluous event in its history, namely, the consecration of its church edifice, which will take place on the fourth Sunday after Easter. May 9. Within the last week Dr. Bacchus, rector of the Church of the Incarnation, has received a receipt for the last dollar of bonded debt on the church. The congregation are most anxious to wipe out also a small amount of floating debt before the consecration takes place, and to that end all are making special effort to cancel the small current account, which will accumulate In every household, either of church or people.

Each of the separate women's societies of the church, the Dorcas Women's Missionary and Junior Missionary societies, are holding poles and making special efforts so that the church shall be without a cent of debt of any kind whatever by the time of its consecration. WELLS CHURCH ACTIVITIES. In the Wells Memorial Presbyterian Church, Foster avenue and East Thirteenth street, the Rev. W. E.

Hendrlck-son, superintendent of the Brooklyn City Mission and Tract Society, is to preach in the absence of the easier, the Rev. William Bishop Gates, who speaks in the Duryea Presbyterian Church on behalf ot church extension work in Brooklyn, of which he is suuerlutinilent. On Thurs- (lay afteI.noon next he makes an address the Mothers Club of the West End I'resDymriiin i nurcn. i no Sunday school has increased in size, tho primary department, under Miss Mowatt. having recently formed separate classes for kindergarten children and those between six and eight.

At the evening; service will be given a stereopticon sermon, with beaut fully colored slides, on "Home Missions on the Pacific Const." Roy Tilton and George Langenbachc-have been appointed as ushers. On April the Sunday school teachers hold their next meeting at Ihe home of Mrs. D. J. Klein.

On Saturday. April 3. the Ladies Society holds Its spring cake, candy and apron sale, those who have in charge ihe tables being Mrs. Nelling. Mrs.

Klein and Mrs. Pelbemus. Special F.aster music and decorations are now being provided, and potted plants and cut flowers will bo brought by the Sunday school children. The following committee on Men's Club work has been appointed: L. C.

Leveriib, J. R. Peck, George Pcttit. R. D.

Crane, C. E. Chittenden. On the first Sunday April the communion service will be held, tho preparatory service being o.i the Wednesday preceding. The annual meeting of the church occurs on April 0.

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