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ESTATE RECORDS OCTOBER BUILDING WORK. Reports From Forty Cities Show Ag gregate Loss of 3 Per Cent. Official reports from forty cittes reptesenting all sections of the country, compiled by the American Contractor, show loss in the aggregate of 3 per cent. for a October, as compared with October, 1903. This showing may be considered fairly satisfactory coming on the eve of an impolitical campaign.

The losses portant as well as othe gains are in cities widely scattered, and no section of the country is favored either Twenty-six cities show a loss of from 1 to 55 per others show a gain of from to 62 per cent. The principal gains were made in Atlanta, 23 per Birmingham, 56; Chattanooga, 51; Chicago, 32; Little Rock, Los Angeles, 61; New Haven, 48; Rochester, 62; Seattle, 38. The figures for this city are as follows: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Bronx, 024,375. Total for New York, $12,497,611. Some Queens Conveyances.

The executors of Herman Dreyer, deceased, have conveyed to Alfred Rickerby, for $120,000, and he has reconveyed to the Queensboro Investing Company two parcels of land in Newtown, one comprising seven and four-fifths acres in Newtown, fronting 178 feet on the south side of Jackson avenue, adjoining land formerly of Amelia Denton, Frederick and Mohlenhoff, and the other Joseph of nearly half an acre, fronting parcel 181 feet on the north side of Jackson aveland of John Moore and nue, adjoining Frederick Joseph, subject to three mortgages, aggregating $121,961.75. executors of Jane M. Sussdorff, deconveyed to Bessie L. of land lying partly in ceased, have Schueler Island a a a a a City and I partly in Newtown, tract Long fronting about 600 fet on the north side Greenpoint avenue, 200 feet on the west of side of Lincoln avenue, and 444 feet on the east side of Celtic avenue, subject to a mortgage for $75,000. To Build at Brightwaters.

st. 8, 240 ft 19th av, 200x100, Judgments. Manuel A. Esteva, vice consul of the Mexican, will government establish in a this residence city, next at Bay Shore, L. I.

He has Brightwaters, bought from the T. B. Ackerson Company plot of ground, 132x200 feet, on and the northeast of Windsor avenue South Country road, and is negotiating for the construction of a cottage thereon, According to tentative plans the cottage will conform in architectural design to the general lines of a Spanish villa. Another Duplex House Sold. Another Kinko duplex house in the which the Kings and Westchester group Land Company is building on the Park been sold to A.

F. Decker, forof Park place, for occupancy The Slope, has 610 Third street. This is the merly house is at second house sold within the past week the group which will be ready in from the early spring. Sales of Houses Effected. 'Sales have been made by Joseph P.

Dey of 38 DeKoven court, a three-story detached frame house, 50x105 feet, to Kate Davis; 1447 Glenwood road, 45x105 feet, Adam Mann, and 496 Putnam avenue, four story, eight family steam heated apartment, 26x100 feet, to Thomas Herbert. Lawson Purdy to Speak on Taxation. The Arst regular session of the real estate course conducted by the Bedford Branch, Y. M. C.

A. will he. held Thursday evening, November 10. Lawson Purdy, president of the Department of Taxes and Assessments, will be the speaker. The subject of his address is, "What the Real Estate Man Should Know About Assessment and Taxation." In a New Office.

E. Kollmer, formerly secretary of Miss the Leonard Moody Real Estate Company, has gone into business at 204 Flatbush avenue, in the office of C. G. Paige. Applications for Permits for Alterations, Filed November 7.

Wilson st, 180 ft Wythe av. Repair damage by fire to factory; cost $2,000, Owner, Milton Cork premises. Architect, Christ Bauer, 628 Manhattan av. 21st st. 240 ft 86th st.

Brick exBay tension, 21x20, to frame dwelling: cost, $1,000. Owner, Wigard, premises. Architect, C. Schubert, 13th av and 86th st. Prince st.

8, 170 ft Concord st. Cover loading platform, cost, $1,000. Owner, Thompson-Norris premises, Architect, John Dow. 60 Park av. New Buildings.

East 13th st, 210 ft Ditmas av, 2 story attic frame dwelling, 24x52, shingle roof, two families; cost $6,000. Owner, Sachse, 657 Cast. 32d av, st. cor West 2d st, 2 story frame dwelling, 23.8x16, tar gravel one family; cost $1,500. Owner, Rubins, 202 West av.

Atlantic av, 200 ft Beach 38th st, roof, story one attic family; cost $10,000. Owner, Hayes, frame extens, 40.2x33.2, shingle 1009 Avenue H. Newkirk av, cor East 19th st, 2 story brick extens, 41.4x38, tile roof, one family; cost $10,000. Owner, Boomhower, 59 Court street, Alterations. 14th st, No 162, 2 story basement brick extens, 20x15; cost $1,800.

Owner, A Higgins, 162 14th st. Washington av. cor Malbone st, 2 story brick extens, 28x53; cost $12,000. Owner, 'Mahland, on premises. Pitkin av, cor Thatford av, new partitions; cost $1,500.

Owner, Merowitz, 112 Watking st. Cottage place, w. 8, 219 ft Surf av, 3 story basement brick extens, 10x60; cost $5,000. Owner, A Paturzzo, West 23d st Railroad av. Bedford av, cor Eastern Parkway, story iron extens, 8.6x10.4; cost $5,500.

Owner, Coyler, 11 Front st. Mechanics Liens. NOVEMBER, 7. 11th st, cor Driggs av, 20x100, Sanitary Fireproofing Const Co, A Marino Russo Bros .819.50 Fort Hamilton av, w. 81.4 66th st, 33.10x Hudson Wrecking Lumber Co agt Madgen $12.40 Montauk av, 90 ft Blake av, Kramer agt Tar John Const Co Tarter $54.50 60th st, 5 cor 10th av.

120x100, I Bova ano agt Up-to-Date Realty Co, I Kalt, pres $279.25 10th st, No 663, Commonwealth Roofing Co agt Shea Moody Real Estate 18th st, 100 ft Av 40x100, A Black Co agt Kern $145 Woodruff av, 9 8, 200 St Paul's pl, 37.6 x125, A Block Co agt Moriarity, O'Nelll Stern $400 Stone av, No 257, Lieb agt Silverman Montauk av, 90 ft Blake av, 50x100, Kartzmar agt Tayan Const Co $80 St John's pl, 9 425 ft Underhill av, 125x 100, Vossnack Lumber Co agt Felding Const Co $805.21 Lincoln pl, 8 5, 200 ft Schenectady av, 100 x100. Interior Parquet Floor Co agt Simonelli Pizza Co $450 6th AV. 9 cor 44th st, 100x100, I Davidson agt Wiltsum Realty Const Co, Lecov. press $204.15 NOVEMBER 7. name that of judgment Rodriguez, A M-E Rosen, -M $1,242.05 C'emente, G--North American Bwg Cohen, L.

Lyons. .8253.29 Enugh, $74.10 Auerbach. GA Wittee as $75.82 Strach, A-J $45.92 Straus, N-Acme Clothing $150.29 Straus, C- Acme Clothing $71.36 Schwinder, B--M Barr, 3 Shpiro Terker, Inc--G Elliott ano, ext $245.85 Straub, A--Lahr $310.67 Lynch, J--A $114.22 Edelman. A -Equitable Trust Co Brooklyn Wrecking Salvage Co-C Pomeranz $84.40 Baucher, C-J Stewart ano. Barker, Congress Bwg Louis John--A Fliaser.

$54.05 Blinken, J--P Kutyn $69.65 Donion, J--Mercantile Finance Donion, J-Mercantile Finance Dick Construction Co--W Vosburgh Mfg Co $615.62 House. E--F $38 Hodgman Rubber Co- $3,187.34 Hodges, J-J Wanamaker. $92.79 Melchionne, P--Brooklyn Builders Supply Co $183.09 Marshall, H-V Massari, P--A $54.05 Mulvaney, C-E Hecht et $69.86 McDonald, -Bklyn Heights Meyerowitz, I--J $30.40 Feinstone, A--Terminal Felnchel. H-1 $153.40 Albert, S- Terminal Bank $179.26 Turner, M-H Lundberg $19.40 Thompson, A Rohits, Jr. $130.75 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE.

NEW YORK. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1910., CLINTON AV. No 506, Hamilton to Torrey, 506 Clinton av, 1-3 pt SAME PROP, Torhey to Hamililton, 506 Clinton av, pt, mort $4,000..

DEKALB AV, 365 Lewis av, 20x100, Me Bride ano, to McBride, mort $1,800 nom EAST 10TH ST, No 1432, Henchel Brennan to Taylor wife, 1432 East 10th st, mort $4,250 nom EAST 9TH ST, 170 ft Av U. 60x100, MecMahon to Arning, 2066 East 9th st, mort $6,000 nom 40TH ST. 100 ft 16th av. 20x100.2, Kirschenbaum to Newton, 275 Henry st, mort 84,200 nom EAST 4TH ST, 250 ft 9 Av C. 19.11x100, Carey wife to Hawkins, 221 Stratford road, all liens EAST 45TH ST, being lots 44 to 47, block 4898, map Rugby, Edwards to Spencer, 373 Ocean av.

mort $1,400 ELTON ST, 125 ft Liberty av, 25x90, Dunaef wife to Vista, 95 Sullivan st, mort $7,500 nom EAST 32D ST. 8, 280 ft Av F. 40x 102.6. Germania Real Estate Impt Co to A Cannon, 3123 Glenwood road, corrected deed nom EAST 105TH ST, S. 110 ft Av' J.

Vanderveer Crossings to Forhan. Canton. Me EAST 105TH ST. a 200 ft Flatlands, av. 20x100, same to Schrieber, 72 Columbus av.

Manhattan EAST 107TH ST. 8, 400 ft Av F. 20x100, Vanderveer Crossings to Milliman, 160 Lenox road nom EAST 107TH ST, 460 ft Av Cox100, same to Minker, Avondale Pa. nom EAST 101ST ST, 8. 120 ft Av 20x100, Vanderveer Crossings to Tanenbaum, 720 Flushing av nom EAST 104TH ST, 9, 260 ft Foster av.

20x100, Vanderveer Crossings to Gelfand. 260 Cherry st, Manhattan EAST 109TH ST. 9, 340 ft Av F. 20x100, Vanderveer Crossings to Phelps. Philadelphia, Pa EAST 104TH ST.

6, 280 ft Foster av. 20x100, Vanderveer Crossings to Geifarid, 260 Cherry st, Manhattan nom EAST 109TH ST. 8 8, 300 ft Flatlands av. 20x100, Vanderveer Crossings to Town, Philadelphia, Pa nom EAST 15TH ST, 6, being lot 307, block 6699, map Oak Crest, A Smith to Hutton nom FREEMAN ST, 9, 225 ft Manhattan av, 25x100, A Bonuso to Santangelo, pt, mort $5,400 nom SAME PROP, Schaffer wife to A Bonuso, mort $5,400........ nom FENIMORE ST, 8.

64 ft Rogers av, 20.6 x100, Realty Associates to Krier, 267 Fenimore st GRAVESEND AV. 200 ft Av F. 20x125, Falk wife to Northridge, 402 Washington av, mort $5,000 GRAND ST, 8. being lots 260 312. map Van Mater, Cemel wife to Semel.

387 Grand st, all interest, all liens HULL ST. S. 225 ft Hopkinson av. 18.9 x73.7x18.10x75.8, I to Uris, 780 McDonough st, morts $4,425, val cons HAMBURG AV. cor Noll st, 25x75.

Lohmann wife to Kramer, 190 Rutledge st, morts $7,500, val cons $100 HEGEMAN AV. 8 40 ft Ashford st. 60x 85; Cleveland st, 245 ft Hegeman av, 40x100; Stanley av, cor Jerome st. 40x85, Kertscher wife to Griffiths, 36 Barrow st, LAFAYETTE AV. 50 ft Navy st, 25x 50, A Twiman to Chiusano wife, 250 Navy st.

mort $2.300 nom LINDEN ST. 334 ft Knickerbocker av, 19.6x73.9x19.6x73.4, Gilchrist, child heir Gilchirst, to Gilchrist, 290 Linden st. morts $6,000 MELROSE ST, 250 ft Irving av, 25x 100; Jefferson st, 325 ft Knickerbocker av. 25x100; Jefferson st, 375 ft Knickerbocker av. 25x100; Jefferson st, 9, 450 ft Knickerbocker av, 50x100, Roth wife to Ganzle, all liens McKIBBIN ST.

No 150, Epstein to I Mothner, 823 Fox st. morts $11,500 $100 MILLER AV. cor Arlington av. 20x75. Behn wife to Heintz, 69 Eldert st, morts 86,000 MANHATTAN AV.

50 ft Stagg st, 25x 100, Freedman to Goldstein, 189 Manhattan av, all liens MYRTLE AV. 375 ft Throop av, 25x 100, A Kelly to Lipschytz, all MYRTLE AV. same property, Lipschytz to Nolan, morts $7,600 $100 MACON ST, 197.6 Marcy av, 20x100, Hamilton Trust Co, exr, Quin, to Quin, 99 Macon $9,500 NOSTRAND AV. cor Fenimore st, 20x 80, Doscher wife to Pernice et al, 27 Stagg st, mort $5,000 PINE ST, S. 161.7 Etna st, 19.11x93.6x19.11 x73, Krieg to Weber, Wyona st, mort $2,500, val cons RIDGE BOULEVARD, 130.6 Bay Ridge av.

20x90, A Bandholtz wife to Youngblood, 6917 Ridge boulevard, mort $4,000, val cons $100 15TH ST. 220 ft 8 Av 20x75, Stover wife to Hutton, Kingston, Y. nom ROCKAWAY AV, 210.9 East New York av. 25x100, foreclose, Haggerty to Oxfeld, 589 Hancock st, mort $2,418 RIVERDALE AV. No 174.

Wisotsky wife to Rabkin ano. 174 Riverdale av, morts $3,850 nom RAILROAD AV. S. 89.6 Havens pl, 19.6 x90, Ehlers wife to Hasenflug. Dexter Park, mort $3,500 $200 RAILROAD AV.

S. 70 ft Havens pl, 19.6 x90. Ehlers wife to same, mort ST JOHN'S PL, No 1644, Bergman wife to Langson, 1992 Bergen st, all liens. val cons $100 STERLING PL. 8 235.5 6th av.

20x100, Leman, 48 Sterling pl, mort STERLING PL. cor Rochester av, runs 255.7 to Park pl 195 8 127.9 25 127.9 to pl 170, Camden Construction Co to Onslow-Moore Co, mort $13,000 SHERMAN ST. s. 139 ft 11th av. 160.9x19.10x99.9, Wm Calder Co to Schratwieser.

56 Sherman st mort $5,250.. nom SHERMAN AV. 170 ft -8 Vienna av. 40 x100, Schwenk Realty Co to Broome. THROOP AV.

9, 50 ft Park av, 25x100. Rubinson wife to Hummelstein, 189 Throop av. all liens TURNBULL AV. S. 88.1 104th st.

22x 133.6x20x124.3, Vanderveer Crossings to Copeland. Milton, Mass VERNON AV 160 ft Tompkins av, 20x100. Harris Polansky wife to Rosenberg, 129 Vernon av, morts $6,000.. nom STH ST. 9, 230 ft Av 20x100, Brooklyn Development Co to Haskell, Gleniiva, Montana 2D ST.

180 ft Av Q. 20x93.5x-x 93.8, Brooklyn Development Co to Athous, Log Angeles, Cal 6TH ST. 8, 110 ft Av P. 40x100, Brooklyn Development Co to Alwine, New Oxford. WEIRFIELD ST.

cor Irving av. 20x100, Gutting wife to Beckmann wife, 219 Irving RV. mort $4,500 94TH ST, S. 27.1 Smith's lane, 25x100, Gibbs to Smith wife, 992 95th st nom 23D ST. S.

415 Mermaid av, 10x118.10, Scearretti to A Scearretti, 5 Roberge place nom QUEENS BOROUGH. Mechanics Liens. NOVEMBER 7. 30th st. s.

220 ft Cyprus av, 40x100. Flushing: Foster ano, claimants, agat Koford. owner; Fofork, Ward, st. 120 ft Belmont av. 30x100.

Morris Park; Holm, claimant, agst Shultz, owner $250 Grand st. cor Madison av. 25x100, peth: Gabriel, claimant, agst Braill. owner: Boniello. contractor $108 Nagy st, 9, 179.8 a Juniper rd, -X-, Ridgewood: Olch, claimant.

agst Mock, owner: Mangialetti, contractor $200 Young agt DeFeda Peptone $36.25 Judgments. NOVEMBER 7. name that of judement debtor.1 Anderson A--W Harris $31.14 Collins, -Nassau Mfg Cortmeyer. M-J Wanamaker, Freelander. SR $142.65 Gommel.

P- Wanamaker. Long Island Building Co -White, Van Glahn Co $68.43 Nelson, SR $142.65 Steihl. W-H Von Glahn ano Samelle, S--R $142.65 Mortgages. NOVEMBER 7. Abels.

Gold Realty Co to Mendelson, Tamaica av. a 8, adj DIR R. 195x213x301. Jamaica $6.000 Britton, A H. to Title Co.

Chestnut st. 8, 281 ft Orchard av. Richmond Hill $1.500 Donaldson. E. to Dickel Construction Co.

I Gherardi av. 8. 264 ft Syosset st. 30x100. Woodhaven .31.835 Devoe.

J. to I City Savgs Bank, Townsend av. A cor Clifton av, 25x100, Laurel Hill ..8400 Daly. C. to David Leahv Realty Co.

lot 39. 40, bk 1. man South Ozone 73 Egan, T. to Fuller. Locust av, 8, 178 ft New York av.

40x130. Jamaica. ..3900 Fitzgerald, F. to Bailey, lots 78. 79.

map Pecare. Clarenceville $600 Hentschel, C. jr. to Best. Eldert av.

50 Beach ft Boulevard, 100x100, Rockaway Horn Realty Co to Scheer, Fulton st, 8, 40 ft Brenton av, 20x93. Jamaica. $1,000 Livingston, 8. to Dawley Real Estate Co. lots 50, 51, bk 13, map Richmond HIll South $700 Lubash, to I.

Gothelf Construction Co, Jamaica av. g. 59 ft Garfleld av. 19.10x98, Richmond Hill $2,750 Manhattan Mutual Realty Co to Suffolk Co Trust Co, Savio av, 8 cor Church st, 45x106, Jamaica South $6.500 Mutual Profit Realty Co to Carr, Grove et. 8 250 ft Wilbur av, 25x100, I City $600 Metz, J.

to Chandler, Welcome pl. 161 ft 8 Rockaway Park road, 75x100, Ozone Park $2.500 Rickerby, A to A Pavne ano, exors, Jackson av. 6 8, adj land Denton. acres, Jackson av. 8, adj land Moore, acre, Newtown $69.000 Same to A Penfield, Jackson av, 8 5, adj land Denton, acres, Jackson 8.

adj land Moore, acre, Roney, R. to Letts. lots 4 to 8 inc. bk 56, map Douglas Manor, $1,200 Schueler. to A Sussdorft Re Ano, Greenpoint av, cor Lincoln av.

acres, Newtown $75,000 Sabella, to Bank of Long Island, 8, 380 ft Amerman pl, 40x75, Arverne $1.500 Seiffert. E. to Cordtmeyer, lot 198. man A Kelly Est, Woodside $1,349.55 Tierney. J.

to Title Co, Prometcha av. 6, 195.2 Grant st, 25x09, Corona $2.250 Terminal Heights Development Co to Title Ins Co of Y. Polk av. cor Roumbouts pl. 200x249.

Woodside Same to same, 14th st. 54 ft Fillmore AV. Polk av. cor 15th st, 200x267, Woodside $10,000 Same to same, Polk av. cor Fisk av, 248x166, Woodside $10,000 Same to same.

Roosevelt aV, cor Rouinbouts pl. 100x850, Roosevelt av. cor Roumbouts pl. 100x143, Roumbouts pl. 200 ft a Poik av.

127x150, Woodside. $10,000 Same to same. Polk av, cor Meyerg av, 180x233, Woodside $10,000 Same to same, Polk av, Meyers av, 163x283, Polk av, 8 cor Fisk av. 87x242, Woodside $10,000 Same to same, Polk av, cor 14th st, 200x247, Polk av. cor Worthington av.

40x 100, Woodside $10,000 Same to same, Polk av, cor Worthington AV. Woodside $10,000 Same to same, Polk av, He cor 14th 200x 330, Woodside Woodhill, L. to Cristadoro, Grand st, 11 9, adj land Monteverde, 150x808, Columbusville $9,000 Woodin, to Merchants Land Development Ca, Prospect av. S. 351 ft Tulip st.

50x94.7, Richmond Hill $1,500 Same to Bailey, Prospect av, 8, 884.6 Jamaica av. 50x94.7, Richmond HIll. $4,000 Walker, to A Billings, Sanford av. 8 90 ft Union st. 108x240, Assignments of Mortgages.

NOVEMBER 7. Banister Realty Co $100 Cordtineyer, to Wanamaker, Frost, to A $10,000 Hencken, F. to Glass $1,264.65 Helenek, to Ford Hollis Court Realty Co to GoodIcan Kiesena Park Corpn to Glads $404 Long Island City Savgs Bank to Richensteen nom Lachman, ano, exors, to Oberfelder $2.975 Minton, A to Scheer Morrison, to Reilly $1.000 Nassau County Bank to Nassau County Trust Co to Same to same $900 Same to saine $900 Same to same $6.000 Same to same $900 Same to same $1,800 Same to same $2,200 Hame to same $700 Same game $5,000 Same to same Same to same $1,500 Same Queens to same Trust Co Heyson. $8,000 County to nom Queens County Mortgage Co to Parkhurst Same $2,500 to A Tierney $4.000 Reilly, to Nassau Brewing Smith. to $1,050.70 Sanders Realty Construction Co to A Gillespie nom Springfleld Realty Co to A Steinhardt, C.

to Thompson, E. to Kindred. $3,500 Vanderveer, org. to Wagner, to Consumers Brewing Co of Ltd $1,500 Wagner, to A Wagner. $1,500 Woodside Heights Land Corpn to Glass $813.78 Conveyances.

NOVEMBER 7. Anderson, to Harvey, lots 11, block 38, 21, 22, 23. 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30. block 40, map Laurel nom Associated Realty Impt Co to Weber lots 246, 247, block 7, map 315, lots at Metropolitan av, nom Same to Warady, lots 154, 155, block 5, map North Auburndale Realty Co to McGann, 16, 17, block 40, map Broadway-on-the Hill, Flushing $10 Bay View Heights Land Co to Reber, GEN. GRANT TO TAKE REVIEW Will Visit the 47th Armory on Thanksgiving Eve.

Review and Reception Planned for Fourteenth Regiment Three Nights Later. Two reviews have been planned for Thanksgiving week by local militiamen. Major General Frederick Dent Grant. commanding the Department of the East, U. S.

has been invited to look over the troops of the Forty-seventh ment in the Eastern District, and the honor of review will be extended to him on Wednesday, November 23, Thanksgiving Eve. This will be the first public military affair of the season in Brooklyn. Three nights later there will be a regimental review and reception in the Fourteenth Regiment Armory, Eighth avenue and Fifteenth street, South Brooklyn. As yet Colonel Foote has not decided upon a reviewing officer. Armory, a regimental stag be held.

To-night in the third Regiment It is expected that fully two thousand members, recruits and possible recuits of the Bedford avenue organization will assemble in the big drill hall to enjoy the entertainment and listen to the returns as they come in. Colonel Foote of the Fourteenth Regiment last night appointed Sergeant James J. Byron of Company a second lieutenant. Byron has been a member of the company for the past seven years. Captain Louis S.

Quimby of Company Twenty-third Regiment, has tendered his resignation, and the papers were forwarded last night by Colonel Frank H. Norton to the Governor for acceptance. Captain Quimby has been in command of Company ever since it was mustered in a year and a half or two years ago. He was formerly a member of the Second Company, Signal Corps. He will undoubtedly 0e succeeded by First Lieutenant Edward Hodges, who has already been nominated for the position of captain.

Hodges is a physician and originally was an assistant surgeon in the regiment with the grade of captain. Preferring line work to staff work, he accepted a lower grade when Company was mustered in, and became its first I lieutenant. An application has been made to Colonel Norton for an election in Company for the purpose of choosing a successor to Captain Ball, recently resigned. First Lieutenant Frederick S. Greene has been in command since Captain Ball's retirement, and he is a candidate for the captaincy.

But there is, apparently, a split in the company, and two or more candidates for the captaincy will be in the field. JOHN W. DEVOY LECTURES. Brooklyn Public Library His Subject Before Knights of Columbus Council. John W.

Devoy, treasurer of the Brooklyn Public Library, at the close of the stated meeting of Columbus Council, K. of at its rooms in 81 Hanson place, last night delivered a lecture on "The Brooklyn Public Library," which, he said, is now the second largest in the United States. Mr. Devoy gave an outline of the establishment of libraries, or rather the formation of libraries, 1 in New York City as far back as 1700. He traced the organization private libraries down to 1800, when there were established circulating libraries.

At this period there seems to have been a stagnation in the growth of the library system until about 1860. when the circulating, or apprentice library, as it was called, was started in New York. It was at that time also when the library system was instituted in Brooklyn through private libraries, the outgrowth of which was the establishment of the Brooklyn Library, which had its home in the Athenaeum, at Clinton street and Atlantic avenue. In 1873 the present edifice in Montague street was erected and the efficiency of the service has steadily progressed ever since, particularly following the consolidation of the public library in 1892, under an act of the Legislature, for which an appropriation of $600,000 was made, The Astor-Tilden-Lenox foundation In Manhattan, which forms part of the New York Public Library, has the largest circulation. The circulation of the Brooklyn Library will this year amount to about 4,00,000.

"A great deal of the nrogress of the Brooklyn Library said Mr. Devoy, "Is due to the gift of Andrew Carnegie, whose appropriation for Brooklyn was $1,600,000. out of which we have already constructed seventeen Carnegie buildings. There are still three to be built as soon 88 the city furnishes, us with the necessary sites." NOTED MUSICIAN DIES. Seattle, November 8--Thomas Cannell, who led a band at the coronation of Queen Victoria, died here yesterday in his ninety-sixth year, leaving eighty-nine descendants, including seven great-greatgrandchildren, Cannell was born on the Isle of Man in 1814.

He crossed the plains on foot and settled in Utah in 1868, CORTELYOU CLUB FAIR A COMPLETE SUCCESS More Than $10,000 Realized From Annual Sale in Flatbush. HANDSOME PRIZES AWARDED. Committee Forced to Close Doors on Last Night, So Great Was the Crush. With a crowd such as has never been seen in the house before, the Cortelyou Club brought to a close last evening the fair for the success of which the members have been working for past six months. Five times during the evening the committee was forced to close its doors, refusing admittance hundreds of enthusiastic men and women.

The doors i were opened at 3 o'clock in the Ten minutes later the ballroom, where the principal booths were placed, was crowded with young school children. At midnight there were nearby ten thousand visitors at the club. More than $10,000 was netted. There were three large prizes, a sevenseated E-M-F touring car, won by Girard, the son of poor parents, Birdsh 100 ft Arthur av, 40x100, $10 to Egan, Locust av. 178 ft ew York av, 40x142, $10 City Real Estate Co to Stephen Sack, lots 104, 105, block 16, map Carr, to Mutual Profit Company, Grove st, 8, 250 ft Wilbur av, 25x100, I Clapp, to Haugaard, lots 213, 211, 217, 218, map Holis Terace, Cristadoro, to Woodill, Grand st.

8. 228x695, $16,000 Daly, to David Leahy Realty Co, Fiftenth st, 8, 225 ft 8 Av 50x100, College Forman Realty Co to McHugh, lots 44, 45, 46, block 9, 28, 29, block 10, lots 1, 2, block 13, map Higbie addn to Sheffield Manor, nom Graham. to Horan, lot 7, part 8, block 5, map South Ozone Gavigan, V. to Haugaard, Lefferts av. S.

163 ft Central av. 75x100, Richmond $10 Greater New York Home Co to Hudoff, lots 1071, 1072. map St. Albans Heights, St. Horan, to Daly, lot 39, 40, block 1, map South Ozone Heitmann F.

to A Hodes, Boardway, 8 8, 25 ft Eighth av, 75x100, I City Hamilton, to A McNally, lot 274, map Hamilton's Homesites, Corona Jange, to Tierney, Prometcha av, s. 195. 2 Grant st, 25x100, Corona Klien, to Smith. Third av, cor First st, 75x100, College Kennedy, to Hale, Wyoming av, 9 cor Van Wwck av, 75x100, Jamaica, $4.000 Lewis-Gotthelf Construction Co to A Lubash, Jamaica av. S.

59 ft Garfield av, 19x93, Richmond $100 Merchants Land Development Co to Woodin, Prospect av. S. 351 ft Tulip st, 50x94.7, Richmond Hill $10 Metropolis Land Co to Manhattan Mutual Realty 'Co, lots 13, 14. block 68, map Boulevard Terrace, Jamaica McHugh, to Munson. Foxall st.

20 ft Buchman av, 20x100, Ridgewood.nom Payne, A ano, exors. to A Rickerby, Jackson av. adj land Denton, acres, Jackson aV, adj land Moore, acre. Powers, M. to Karcher.

Brigs av, S. 340 ft Belmont av. 40x92.6 Morris Park.nom Rickerby. A to Queensboro Investing Co, Jackson av. 9, adj land Denton, acres, Ridgewood Park Realty Co to Schelling, Myrtle av, 150 ft Hancock st.

48x43.7, Richensteen. W. to Boehm. lot 78, block 247. map A Backus Est, I City Shaw, exor, to Feldmeler, 150 ft Shaw av, 40.7 Eighth av.

25x59.4, Union Sharp. R. to Driscoll, lots 22. 58, map Bellaire Park. $100 Sussdorff, H.

to Schueler Greenpoint av. cor Lincoln av. 180x-. Newtown. nom Same game, Greenpoint av, cor Lincoln av.

acres, Newtown. Schmidt, to F. A Dede, DeKoven st, 8 350 ft Colonial av, 50x100. Forest HIll $100 Sadera Realty Construction Co to A Gillesple, Essax st, 260 ft Laurelton Boulevard, 40x10, Stark, C. to Berst, lot 25, map Meadowhurst Honk Willson.

J. to Fraser, Garfeld av. S. 190 ft Cleveland av, 40x87, Richmond Wheler Land Co to Oldham, lots. 9, 8.

hlock 12, Richmond HIll Park, Richmond Momt Realty Co to Daly. Fifteenth st, 225 ft 9 Av D. 50x100, College lives at 1006 Flatbush avenue; a plot of ground at Deerfoot Park, L. for which A. T.

Colyana of Coney Island drew the lucky ticket, and a purse containing $50 in gold, won by Mrs. J. Dorfler of Manhattan. The silk flag presented to the most popular society, was won by the Midwood Council, 1615, Royal Arcanum. There were a number of other valuable prizes, including a hand embroidered centerpiece captured by Miss Jeanne Park, and a velvet hat with a $75 willow plume won Miss Sullivan.

Great credit is due the committee for the absolutely fair way in which the prizes were drawn for. Standing on the platform, in full view of the entire assemblage, Louis Malthaner, the club president, announced through a megaphone the name of every prize about to be drawn for. The numbers were scattered in a large jardiniere, the winning drawn by little Miss Hilda Moehle, the ticket, with but few exceptions, co being 13-year-old daughter of the second vice president. There were eleven booths, the most popular of which was, perhaps, the sportung table, presided over by Mrs. Charles A.

Brown, with nearly fifty assistants. Each table had a prize for which all the "salesladies" solicited chances. Among the prize winners were: Electric lamp, William C. Bonney; collarette, Mrs. C.

C. Copeland; electric lamp, J. Benninger; Mrs. P. J.

Sullivan, palm; Cassimer Yasso, case of bacon; Mrs. E. M. Secaman, tea set; Mrs. J.

Vagts, ham; Mrs. J. Helgenberg, centerpiece; Mrs. Charles F. Kaiser, $5 for baking the best i loaf of bread; Charles Menken, brass tea pot; Mrs.

J. Jackson, Mrs. Frederick O. Porter, oil painting; Edward Kuestow, apron; Benjamin Stevens, cake; Mrs. DeLisser, cake; Gustav Grosmans, pillow; G.

Jones, doll; Miss E. Seaman, purse; Katherine Widean, centerpiece; Miss Meyer, pillow; R. L. Patterson, glass bowl: Katherine Wideau, centerpiece; Miss Merfe, pillow; R. L.

Patterson, cut glass dish; Mrs. Ernest, fern dish; Henry A. Meyer, pillow; Mrs. H. H.

Berrie, apron; Jeannie Parker, centerpiece valued at $100, embroidered by Mrs. A. H. Schmidt; Frank H. Meyer, lamp shade; Frederick Rapp, case of champagne; M.

F. Vaughan, kammerel glass jardeniere; Dr. Percy D. Daley, suit case; Dr. C.

Moehle, cut glass pitcher; Charles Copeland, apron; A. M. Schadt, gold chatelaine bag; Lillie Castle, doll; John E. Rapp, apron; A. V.

Suydam, centerpiece; Mrs. J. Plant, centerpiece; Mrs. P. J.

Sullivan, plume hat; Dan Barry, apron; Frederick Rapp. apron; Mrs. N. F. Ward, fur lap robe; J.

Roy, painting: J. Banninger, electric lamp; Mrs. M. Koempel, camera; Mrs. Charles Widean, cut glass fern dish: James Chouta, Alma Clark and Louis Malthauser each won an order for a $6 pair of trousers; W.

H. Faering, luncheon cloth; J. F. Dwyer, Cortelyou Club pillow; Mrs. J.

F. Werner, umbrella; C. D. Reardon, case of champagne: J. F.

Dwyer, flowers: Mrs. A. Hosch, gold chain; Fred M. Lyon, pillow: M. Martin, slumber robe; H.

J. Major, pillow: J. S. Healy, table; Fred O. Porter, electric clock; Mrs.

J. O. Stevenson, apron. COMMR. O'KEEFFE TO LECTURE Deputy Fire Commissioner Arthur J.

O'Keeffe will lecture at the Young Men's Club of St. James M. E. Church, Eightyfourth street and Twentieth avenue, on Tuesday evening, November 15. He will discuss his experiences as a public servant, showing the methods of operating the police and fire departments and the system of municipal civil service under which the city government is conducted.

The young men of the parish, who have made their monthly meetings at the club very interesting by having a special feature in the of a lecture, have increased the way, membership of the society and greatly pleased their pastor, the Rev. W. D. Beach, whose encouragement and assistance has helped the club's progress. TO INSTALL OFFICERS.

The installation of the newly elected officers of St. Peter's Catholic Library Association will take place on Thursday evening, November 10. The officers who were are: John J. Moore. prestdent; John J.

Ryan, vice president; Joseph V. Waring, treasurer, Charles J. Lockwood, financial secretary; Michael J. Dowling, recording secretary; Edward J. Fitzsimons, corresponding secretary, and John J.

Coffey, librarian. After the meeting then members will go down into the hall there be entertained by vaudeville artists. HAVE POLICE STATION; NOW WANT POLICEMEN Toomey, 7. Wells $151.20 Tolman, Tube $94.93 Wise, H--W Koster $70.30 Germania, E--E Salmon Farash, W--Title Londen, A-A Bassett Bonano, R-North American Bwy Manus Const Co--South Brookiyn Marble RT W-J Quinian, as administratrix $163.93 MeAleer, -Same Maisch, A -M Luther $35.11 Muzzo. Smith $45.13 Moscowitz, Robinson Lev.ne, ME McLaughlin Levine Rodriguez-Same Zenowitz, M- Neverowitz Johansen, G-S Nadel ano $29.65 Tha er.

-H Galitzka $27.40 Courtis, Galitzka Clacne, N-J 1 Sullivan. $302.30 Same -Same Reiser, M-Bklyn Heights $118.79 Rudd Taxi Co-M Marlborough $203.17 not served. first names cf defendants. not served. Mortgages.

Boulevard, Assignments of Mortgages. NOVEMBER 7. NOVEMBER 7. Abele, Gold Realty Co to Mige curity Co, East 15th st, nr Foster av, morts $143,000 Baird, wife to Keller, as general guardian, 82d st. nr 19th av Breher, to Title Co, Baltic st, 4th av Brumley, ano to Brooklyn Savgs Bank, Waverly av.

nr Burns, ano to Savage, Hopkinson nr Sumpter st Caddy, to Averill, Av cor 15th st Chiusano, wife to A Furman, fayette av, nr Navy st, Caruso, wife to Stewart, 15th st, cor Av Ciccone Const Co to Hunt, 74th st. 10th av, morts Como, wife to Lubekin, Hudson cor High st $1,500 Dawe, to Title Co, 48th st, 12th av Dumper, to Hitchcock Realty Co, Putnam av, No 1095 ....8150 French, to I. Holmes, 39th st, 10th av $1,000 Fleseler, A R. to Pearsall, as trustee Lynbrook 'National Bank, Flatbush av, AV $1,300 Harris, wife to Gollhofer. John's place, No 467 $1,000 Hug, to Falkinburg, 78th st, 16th av, $1,485 Ireland, W.

to Landeen, Albemarle road. No 941 $2.000 Johnson, A C. wife to Lawyers Title Co, Halsey st, nr Patchen Kelty, to A Aikman, Degraw st, Bedford av $2,000 Kurzrok, to Ashner, 50th st, nr 2d $2.000 Krier, J. wife to Title Fenimore st, nr Rogers av, $4.750 Same to Realty Associates, same Ketcham, et al to Froelich, Ralph av, nr Putnam $1.000 Lindeberg, wife to A Adair, st, nr 6th av Landgraf, C. to Chicago Title Trust Ocean av.

nr Voorhies Magrath, wife to Duffy Co, Bremen et, No 34 Meyers. A. to Dean, East 12th st, Av $4,000 Ottenbacher, to Wocker, East 38th nr Av Oxfeld, L. to A Minsian, Rockaway nr East av. $2,000 Price, A ano to Co, Chestnut st, nr 4th $7,500 Rubino, wife to Coviello, Leonard No 338.....

Reynolds, wife to East River Savings Institution, Ocean av, nr Lincoln road. $8,000 Rogers, to Title East st, nr Av $3,500 Rabkin, et al to Wisotsky, Riverdale av. No 174, $600 Schaaff, M. to German Masonic Timple Association, Schaffer st, nr Central $1.500 Sherman, Florence to Lawyers Title I Co, Midwood st, cor Bedford $4,000 Smolens, to Ockinsky, Lewis av. 20..

$2.000 Segalowitz, to Shapiro ano, East av nr Stone $1,000 Schratwieser, M. to Calder Co, Sherman st, nr 11th av. $3,050 Scileppi, wife to Leffer, Fayette nr $5,000 Vista, M. to Dunaif, Elton st, nr Liberty av 83,000 Venezla, et al to Title Co, 40th st nr 13th av $2.250 Van Cleave Construction Co to Mtge Sec. Co, 65th st, cor 21st av.

22 mtgs. $60.500 Walsh, to A Bulger, lots 398 399. map of land of A Parker .8800 Weimer, M. to Hoelderlin ano, Suydam st, No 421, $2.000 Wichert Gardner to Williamsburgh SavIngs Bank, Atlantic av. cor Schenectady av, $125.000 Walsh, to Johnston wife, 51st nr ..8500 Weber.

to Krug, Pine st. Youngblood, W. to A Brandholtz, Ridge $3,000 Ziegler, to Nassau County Bank to Nassau County Trust Co, 3 assts $15,500 Goldberg, A ano, to $1,250 Jarmulowsky, to Candee Krekeler Co nom Cross, to $3,333 Croger, to $4,000 Gilbert, A ano, to Clarkson Home for Children nom Mullins, Title $5,000 Hurst, to Merchants Co-operative Mortgage Co $700 Heinroth, et al, A9 admtrx, to Title Co $9,000 Staten Island' Savgs "Bank "to" Title Co $4,500 Kunstler, F. to Wall, as exr, to Mulvihill ano. $1,100 Lawyers Title I Co to Van Wyck.

Needham, to Earle, 2 $9,500 Parshelsky Bros. Inc, to A Shieffer ano $675 Kleinberg, S. to Frankel Fischer, to Seplir nom Freitag, to $2.600 Voorhees, A to A Jackson, to Lawlor, to Stroehlein Schaefer, to Merchants Co-operative Mortgage Co to Huber $2.500 Taylor, to Baessler, to Merchants Co-operative Mortgage Co $2,500 Bergs, to Alsgood Sheehan. E. to Patton, 2 Freel, to Needham.

$5,000 Mulling, J. to Lawyers Title I Lawyers Title I Co to Lawyers Mortgage Co, 11 $43.500 Davidson, N. to Speir ano as trusteeg $12,000 CIty Savg9 Bank to Walsh, 2 Barrow. T. as exr, to to A Bowers, nom Pearsall.

D. to Minasian, as exr, to $1.000 Wallace, to The Merchants Co-operative Mortgage Co $1,000 Bandholtz, A. to I Reichard, val cons $100 Bailey, E. to Flatbush Realty Co.nom Title Estates Mortgage Co to Nassau Coop $3,000 Title Co to Helmoth et al 0.8 admtrx $9,000 Lemberg. to Dickey Lemberg Co.

assts nom Lotus Rea'ty Co to Lewis, to $2.500 Lawyers Mortgage Co to Williams. 2 assts $5,500 Lawyers Mortgage Co, to Willjams $2,750 Conveyances. NOVEMBER 8. 2D PL. 9 8.

48.1 Clinton st, 15.11x113.5, Smith to Payne, 42 Strong pl, mort $4,000 10TH AV. cor 50th st, 100x120, Becker to Hurewitz, New Rochelle, N' morta $21,550 nom 15TH AV, 9. 100 ft 9 Bath av, 96.8, A Eichhorn, jr, wife to I Bagnall. 6319 1st av, morts $3,400, val cons $100 22D AV. being lots 57, 58 the westerly half lot 59, map heirs Gunther, Smith to Harman, all leng 48TH ST, No 512.

Heft to Hiller wife. 4818 5th av, mort 48TH ST. No 514, Heft to same, mort $10,500 nom 50TH ST. 9 8, 120 ft 2d av. 25x100, foreclos, A Spratt to Kurzrok, 99th st Shore road.

mort $8.500 $1,900 Date Realty Co to Huprewitz, New Ro50TH ST. 9 120 ft 10th av. 120x100. Up-tochelle, subj to mort 55TH ST, 9 9, 220 ft 6th av, 20x100.2. A Adair to A Lindeberg, 323 49th st.

mort $3,400 57TH ST, No 1529. Peregra ano to Perekra, 1547 57th st, mort $2,150, val cons $100 57TH ST, 9, 30 ft 16th av. 20x100.2, Bosch wife to Pereya wife, 1547 57th st, $250 60TH ST, 9 9. 360 ft 13th av, runs 9 200 to 61st st 46.6 100 6.5 100 to at 40, Andriaccio wife to A Gregorio, 409 115th st, morts $14.636 65TH ST. 220 ft 22d av.

40x100. Storie wife to AT 68TH ST. 9 8, 180 ft 20x100, foreclos, O'Malley to Falkiknburg, 13 43d 68TH at, ST, mort $2,500... same prop, Falkinburg, to A Hug, mort $2 50, val cons $100 73D ST. 8, 220 ft 13th av.

60x100. wife Agresta, to Agresta, 1339 73d st, val cons $100 AMES ST. 9. 200.3 a Livonia av, 60x100, Mayer Re wife to A L. Robinson, 25 Ocean av, morts $1,200 nom ALABAMA AV.

9, 92.11 Sutter av, 92.11x 100x60x100, Lemberg wife to Dickey Lemberg Co, Y. morts $1.150, val cons $100 AV F. 9 9. 60 ft East 1034 st, 40x95, Fis her wife to Moelbert. Philadelphia.

Pa nom BRADFORD ST, 9, 20 ft 11 Blake av, 20x 100. Becker wife to Linder. 844 Sutter av BREMEN ST No 34. Donegan wife to Magrath. morta 82 100 CONEY ISLAND PLANK ROAD, 8, 924 ft Coney Island av.

runa 9 90.5 100 100. Dowd to Van Derzer, 183 10th st, val cons 100 CONEY ISLAND AV. R. 300.3 Gravesend Neck road. rune 190 11 255 37.3 to Av V.

110.6 to av. 300.4. Clark wife to City Real Estate Co, 176 Broadway, mort 87,000 mom Members of Taxpayers Association Extremely Indignant at Flatbush Meeting. TO APPEAL TO COMMISSIONER. Ask That the Drinking Cups in Schools Be Abolished Forever.

a to a to 45, Police Commissioner James C. Cropsey, who lives in Flatbush, will be asked by his neighbors, some of whom are members of the Thirty-second Ward Taxpayerg Association, to use his power in opening the new One Hundred and Seventyfourth Precinct. The department has rented three cottages at Avenue near Flatbush avenue, and they are properly fitted up, but what the residents want is to have them filled up with "guardians of the law and preservers of the peace," asl Henry G. Green, president of the asso1 ciation puts it. Several dates have been mentioned as the formal opening day, but the department has been as changeable as a prima donna making her farewell appearance.

It is impossible to send any more police to Flatbush at present, as the a accommodations in the Snyder avenue station are not adequate to supply an addition. A resolution was adopted calling upon the Board of Estimate to make the million dollars available, that was appropriated last spring for the Jamaica Bay improvement. The federal appropriation contingent on the city's and if it is made usable by the board some progress can be made by the association toward the improvement of Jamaica Bay. Another resolution was passed indorsing the action of the parents association of Public School 152, on Avenue in recommending the adoption of a new drinking system for public school children. The old style of drinking from a cup is called unsanitary by the parents.

The style desired is the bubbling type. The parents, it is understood, will take the matter before the Legislature and try to have a bill passed compelling the Board of Education to use them for all the schools. The association favored the plan and will assist the parents in every way possible. The Brooklyn League has asked the association to indorse the four-borough plan for subway traffic, so that Brooklyn will obtain some of the $60,000,000 to be utilized, and to oppose the plan for a Tri-borough. The Thirty-second Ward went on record as favoring the fourborough route and a five cent fare to the Bronx from Brooklyn, Rapid Transit, as handed up by the B.

R. on Flatbush avenue, was given a black eye by several of the members, who declared that the service on that important line is bad. "There are not enough cars sent to the loop at Borough Hall nor to Manhattan, and they are always crowded," said one. "We get all the crowds that are dumped off the Ocean avenue line at Flatbush avenue and Avenue during the rush hours, and for one, have not traveled home nor to work comfortably once in many months." The company is now issuing transfers from Flatbush avenue to Church avenue, to the Brighton station, but are not issuing them from Flatbush to Church to Fifth. Nor did the B.

R. T. come off any better than the telephone company, as the charges of that company are regarded as exorbitant and an appeal will be made to the Public Service Commission of the Second Division to inquire into it. The point in question is this: The company charges $36 for a private party line and gives 600 calls for it. "We lose at 5 cents a call, just 50 cents a month, or $6 a year.

Any outside calls to Manhattan cost 10 cents, the same as from any pay station." EVERLASTINGLY. AT IT. Our persistent endeavor is 8 taxicab meter. Plain Dealer. Executive Money (Training Observation )Foresight Ability Can You Afford A Weak Link a In the Life Chain? If you are forced to admit that the Health Link is growing weaker, suppose you look carefully after the cause.

Your own well-being and comfort may suggest determined effort to correct. Perhaps you will permit a suggestion based upon some wide experience. There is one particular thing which directly attacks the health of one in every three of the users. Its work is plain enough. Nerves, heart, stomach and other organs becoming more and more unbalanced, but the real cause is frequently unsuspected.

To demonstrate the real facts as applied to yourself, be and for absolutely your own discontinued satisfaction, for 10 it is days suggested and that observe coffee the results. If you discover a stronger, better acting heart, steadier nerves and sounder sleep, it will be reasonably to have a good, hot cup of well-made clear that your body is offering thanks Postum each morning and Dame Nature for relief from the daily drug, caffeine will base of coffee. repair much more rapidly, for Pos-the tum contains some elements from the When this destructive drug is dis- wheat which Nature uses in rebuilding continued, Nature starts to repair the nerve tissue. damage. You can have the scientific data on You will probably receive much benefit from simply leaving off coffee.

request. It will greatly add to your comfort The facts are here, and "There's a Reason" for POSTUM Postum Cereal Company, Battle Creek, Michigan..