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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. XETY YOKTC, MONDAY. SEPTFIBER 13, 1915. 10 HOTFT.S AVT RFSORT. CRASHED INTO AUTO Real Estate News INSTRUCTION Donough Bt, Brooklyn Myrtle av, a 21.8 a Madison Bt, 20x80, Newtown nom ItaUen, to 14 KelJIklan.

272 North Main st. Providence, Garrison at, 100 ft Atlantic av, 65x100. Hollla nom Same to same lots 405, 406, map A Pittsburg Real Est Co. Hollls nom Schneeloch, ref, to Guth. 1776 Broadway, Brooklyn, Remington av, 281 ft Beaufort st, 80x100, Jamaica, foreclosure $3,605 Stuyvesant Real Estate Co to A DeBe-volse Farmers av, Hollla, Farmers av, adj land DeBevolse, 150x200.

Farmers av, nHI Inntl Rtnvvpunt Renl Est Co, 2.X For Cilrls and Voting Women. runa 3J 6 e28 a 39.11 to ar 11.1 he, City of New York to Jones, Martense st, (16-5u8!) $i'l Cl.AkENDoN U1J, 40 ft Bedford 40xlu0, li.SU. Kolt to Schwartz, 1313 42U st. niorls $32,000 (16-5190) "oin GLEN a a. 302 ft Crescent et, 23x 100.

Ito -k who to A Schneider wife, 1110 Glomuore av, niorls $4,450 413-4168) Summer Vacation Literaturt of Many Kinds at The Eagle Information Bureau FOURTH FLOOR. EAGLE BUILDING and Its Branches If cannot call. writ, or ptmM UW Main. SHAWAJfGCNKS AD SULLIVAN COUMX HUNGER'S FARM. Peradale.

N. Large dairy Inspected cows beautiful cova I nooaiet. apeciai ratea nep. ana Oct. au2Q-ta I CATSKH.L SfOUNTAINS.

THE TEXMORE. Halnc Falla, Jf. T. A aelect family house, near Twllla-tat I park; all modern Improvements; open lira- I places; iS and up; excellent table; booklet, I ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.

GALEN HALL HOTF.L AND SANATORIUM, ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Always oppu. Always rtarly.

Always brjay-J Cannot he excelled for comfort or tabla andtl service. An Ideal place for a long or short stay. I Tonic and curative baths with trained prl ttiuru. F. L.

YOUNG. General Manager. THE LEADING RcSORT HOTEL OF THE WORLD ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.

OWNENaHl MAMAQKMIMT JOSIAH WHITE A SONS COMPANY THE WILTSHIRE Virginia At. and Beach: I o-pun Tlew capacity 360 1 nrlvate baths, running water In rooms, elevator. I tine porclien, etc. music. Mpecial $12.60 up I weeuiy; up uaiiy.

upen hu year. Moouieu I auio at trains. cam Kb ULOia. HOTEL A3SEC0N VI rein la av. near Steel Pier.

Open all yer. I FIREPROOF. Special September Ad tell I rates, 12 per day ana up; slu per ween ana up. I Booklet. O.

D. PAIiN'I'KK. GRAND ATLANTIC Virginia av, nr. Reach. Capacity, W0.

12.90 u. I dally, special weekly. Booklet. W. F.

SHAW. 1 1 sn PHILLIPS HOUSE Massachusetts av and Bench. F. P. PHILLIPS, I ASBURY PARK.

QUEEN MARY COTTAGE ern large porch well rentllated bedrooms I naina minuiea iron, peacn. ixwesi rait. OCEAX GROVE COLONIAL Main av, half block to ocean; mod.rat. I rates; open to October 21, Booklet Phone I 274-lt. S.

FOSTER. auj-30l I LAKEWOOD, N. 3. OPENS SEPTEMBER 13 1 JbAKCOys FOR FALL AND WIVTPD ami QAM LAKlWOOD.NJ b. a.

bpangenberq, 'mp. t.adt. with verr nrettr suburban home. would like two In 'Hps to make their home with I her easy conditions references, majnua, i Wyoming, N. PENNSYLVANIA.

NEW SPRUCE CABIN INN Rooma a volt I with bath; elec, light, team heat; phon In I mnmi rncine. aaddle boraea. lolf. tennla. I bowllns: garage; bklt.

Lck. R. R. to Craww I Sta-, Pa. W.

J. iu. v. frier, canaaanaia. i I'ocono Monntilnm, MOUNT PLEASANT HOUSE MOUNT POCONO.

PA. I Catering to a clientele who appreciate tk. I best; private baths; tree garage; open all years I special Fall ana winter rates, uoosiet. W. E.

A H. U. LEECH. ao I BERKSHTRES. COME to the Beautiful Maple.

I hurst Farm; modern Improvements; table a I specialty. F. H. CHENEY Great Barring-1 ton, Mass, THE TROLLEY. AT SMALL EXPENSE, WHIRLS, YOU BY PLEASANT WAYS ON LONG OR SHORT TRIPS.

AS CIRCUMSTANCES PERMIT OR DESIRE DICTATES. THE EAGLE TROLLEY EXPLORING GUIDE (1915-1916 Edition) TELLS YOU WHERE AND HOW TO GO AND AT WHAT COST, THIS BOOK IS THE PIONEER ELECTRIC RAILWAY GUIDE, AND COSTS ONLY 10c. ON SALE AT MAIN OFFICE OF THE EAGLE, AND AT ALL EAGLE BRANCH OFFICES, NEWSSTANDS AND NEWSDEALERS. Mounted Officer Rides Into Machine on Way to Fire. (Special to The Eagle,) Whltestone, L.

September 18 While galloping to a email fire at 7 o'clock last night, Mounted Patrolman Frederick Krenkle of the Whltestone Precinct turned the corner at the Intersection of Eleventh avenue and the boulevard and collided with an automobile owned and driven by the Rev. E. Prout, a member of the Beech- hurst summer colony. Krenkle was thrown from his horse and cut about the face and neck. The horse was Injured and the radiator of the automobile badly dnted.

The collision was purely accidental, and no arrests were made. The fire to which Krenkle was hurrying was In a gasoline launch owned by JosephBrabsky of 609 West 179th street. Manhattan. The launch was In Long Island Sound. FOOTE REPORT DISCUSSED C.

L. U. Takes Up Work of Re cent Convention. The report of John J. Poote, delegate of the Central Labor Union to the recent Buffalo convention of the State Federation of Labor, was the chief topio of Interest at yesterday's meeting in the Labor Lyceum.

Some of the principal features especially Interesting to the C. L. U. members were the remarks of President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor, who insisted that the Seamen's Law, to go Into effect in November, was In no sense forcing steamship lines out of business, as had been charged, but that such Pacific Coast lines as were giving up business were doing so because of the Panama Canal opening; that the Clayton Act, affirming that labor is not a commodity, is the "charter of America's Industrial Freedom," in a national sense, and that in respect of the European war the duty of workingmen was to democratize so far as possible the industrial system of the world, and where peace is finally secured the workers should get together and declare for the conditions upon which permanent peace can be built; meanwhile, labor should stand with the National Administration In preserving strict neutrality. President James P.

Boyle of the C. L. and Delegate James L. Gernon were chairmen of the Committee on Constitutional Convention and the Committee on President's Address, respectively. James P.

Holland of this borough was elected president, and Messrs. Guerin, Haustein, Curtis, King, Kovaleski, Mullaney, McGuire, Clark, Dehan, Engle and Miss Nellie Kelley of Syracuse the eleven vice presidents. Edward Bates of Utica was re-elected secretary-treasurer, and John J. Henley, Thomas D. Fitzgerald and William Fergueson make up the Legislative Committee.

Delegate Foots was unanimously thanked by a standing vote of the Central Labor Union for his exhaust ive report. Tonight In the Assembly Hall of the Labor Lyceum a mass meeting will be held under the auspices of District Council No. 1 of the Central Union Label Council and the Label Committee of the C. L. U.

The topics to be discussed are (1), "Organized Labor and the Union Label Propaganda." (2), "The Union Label in Its Relation to Unemployment." To be followed by free discussion and b. question box. The admission is free, and refreshments will be served. WEDDINGS TRICE MEAR9. A pretty wedding which took place on Saturday evening was that of Miss Edith Marie Mears, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer E. Mears, who was married to Seymour A. Price, son of Mrs. Rebecca Price, of 345 Chauncey street.

The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Charles Herald of Beecher Me morial Church, at his residence, 125 Decatur street. Miss Mears had as her attendants her sister, Miss Ruth Mears, and Miss Bessie Wilkenseld, who acted as bridesmaids. Atwood C. Mears, a brother of the bride, served as Mr.

Price's best man. There was a reception at the bride's home, 1164 Pacific street, immediately after the ceremony. The parlors were attractively decorated for the occasion with tall palms and ferns. The bride wore a gown of white satin and silk lace and a large white picture hat. Her bouquet was a shower of white bride roses and lilies of the valley.

The bridesmaids wore gowns of pink satin and silk lace with large picture hats and carried arm bouquets of pink roses. Mr. and Mrs. Price will make their home in North Troy, N. after an extended wedding trip to Atlantic City.

Among the guests were: Mr. and Mrs. C. Mears of Richmond Hill, Mr. and Mrs.

M. Mears, Mr. and Mrs. D. P.

Marks, Mr. and Mrs. Gillies, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Humphries, Miss Dorothy Humphries, Mrs.

Frank Berry, Kay mond Price, Mr. and Mrs. Marsh. VAIJj BAYHA. An attractive Flatbush wedding took place Saturday evening at the Episcopal Church of the Apostles, the Rev.

George F. Bambach, rector of the church, officiating at the ceremony. Miss Irene E. Bayha, daughter or Mr. and Mrs.

L. Edward Bayha, of 29 East Seventh street, was the bride. She was married to Frederick Vail, soh of Arthur Vail, of 938 Fifty-eighth street. Bridal music was rendered during the church service by Brooks Betts. After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride, which was attractively decorated for the occasion with palms and ferns Inter-stifrsed with white asters.

The bride was gownea in white lallie silk and point lace fashioned with a full court train. She wore a veil of tulle adorned with orange blossoms and carried a shower of white bride roses. Her only attendant was her sister. Miss Grace Bayha, who acted as bridesmaid, wearing a gown of gold satin and lace and carrying an arm bounuet bf pink roses. The bride's mother wore a gown of lavender bro caded satin.

M. Beverley Betts served as best man and the ushers were Robert Bayha, a brother of the bride, William Kirschner and Dominick Petrucelli. After a wedding trip to Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Vail will reside on Avenue Flatbush.

Among those present at the reception were: Mrs. Robert Doerfilnger, Ralph Doerflinger, Mr. and Mrs. How-ward Vail, Miss Doris Vail, Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Vail, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilder of Waterfonl.

N. Miss Leila Wilder, Miss Emma Wilder, Mr. and Mrs. Gus-tav Apel, Gertrude Apel, Alfred i no UfV. Louis Chester Morrison of Miss M.

Muller, Miss Miss S. Folk, Dr. ana airs. Fogettl, Miss Marie Fogettl, Dr. H.

Held, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A Miss Maud Bayha, Miss Marion Ravha. Miss Dorothy Bayha, Miss Emily Bayha, Herbert Bayha, Mr. anil Mrs.

Joseph Kirschner, Miss Emily Kirschner, Mrs. C. Letscher, Miss Maud Letscher. HIS APPLICATION. Mother My son, you should never defer until tomorrow what you can do today.

Son Then, mother, we'd better eat the rest of that mine? pleci K'liigli', hadn't we? Judge, TO IMPROVE CAY RIDGE PLOT Duildings to Be Erected at 68th Street and Fifth Av. The vacant plot at the southwest corner of Sixty-eighth street and Fifth avenue, measuring 100x100 feet has been sold by Boss and Meek3, as brokers, in the transaction, for Sirs. Sarah H. Newman to Seigmund Goldberg, who will improve the land with uuililings. SELLS FLATBUSH BUNGALOW.

The bungalow type of dwelling, 2654 Bedford avenue, has been sold by J. O. O'Connell as broker, for Arthur H. Strong, builder, to a client for occupancy. New Buildings.

SEPTEMBER U. Roblnnon st, a 309. Nostrand av, l-tory Brick morage, 16.2x27.10, concrete roof; oust, 1W. Owner. Flatbush Gal Co, 17 Renisen at; architect, Fiattmah Uas Co.

Nevins at, 54 ft Dejraw at, 1-atory brick garage, IXUxlil, concrete nif; cost, 1800. Owner Sr architect, Brooklyn Union Gas Co. Aahfoni st, 290.6 a Atlantic av, l-tory brick garage, 20x11, concrete roof; cost, $800. Owner architect, Brooklyn Union Gas Co. Kast 40th st, 217.6 Av I.

three 2-story Jframe dwelling. 16.6x38, shingle roof, one ftmlly each; total cost. J12.000. Owner, bvenson, on premises; architect, Schaffer. Av s.

$0 ft El 4oth st, 2-story frame dwelling, 16.6x38. shingle roof, one family; cm, $.4.00. Owner, A Hauer, 228 Baltlo at; architect. gchaeffer. st, 2 ft Johnson at, 7-story bruit hospital, roof; cost, $250,000.

Owner, St Christopher. Huaiptal on premises; architect, Barber. Alterations. SEPTEMBER 11. Hick st.

a 142 ft Johnson at: extension 3-tory hospital; cost, $15,000. Owner, rU Chris'nprier'a Hospital on premises; architect, t) Barber. Comparative Tables. 1015 From Auguat 2 to September 1, Inclusive; Ih-eds, consideration SO Total value $176,996 Nominal consideration 328 Dceils of release, etc 49 1914 From August 27 to September 2, In-'cluslve: consideration expreeaed 26 fl'otal value 1149,207 Nominal consideration 828 Deeds of release, eto 47 1915 From August 29 to September 1, Inclusive: Total number of mortgagee 331 Total value 11,302,686 Number of P. M.

mortgage. 101 Value of P. M. mortgagea $348,352 1914 From August 27 to September 2, Inclusive: Total number of mortgagea 243 Total value $1,028,851 Number of P. M.

mortgagea 73 Value of P. M. mortgagea $189,350 Mechanics Liens. SEPTEMBER U. Christopher av, No 546-550, I Roaenblum Co agst Nana Berg, Inc $141.55 Judgments.

SEPTEMBER 1L Name first given that of Judgment debtor. Ceclle Dress Co Kennedy $213.81 Marcello. Columbia Mantel Co. Kahn, Shapiro Rose $12.40 t'elentano, Caacone Stevens. McCahlll Soda Fountain Com pony $78.07 Darches, G-B Bridges $12.40 Lamb.

W-H Meyer $64.05 1 Sheers, A O'Connell Bros $70.40 EuKan Leake Morgan $227.48 Kahn, Shapiro Rose $119.40 Anthony. ii Steinberg $61.2.91 Kuller, A Kraemer $602.24 Mavwood Springs. Inc Brighton Beach Oper ating Co $22.40 Lutz. Bader $1,139.39 Vassll, A Ballman $221.50 Alperin, Blumberg $215.75 French, G-E Van Altena $704.16 Judgments Satisfied. SEPTEMBER 11.

A. Badalamente, 1915 tal. $1,00.1 Mortgages. 65TH ST a. 220 ft 14th av, Oontino et at to H'J Panzer (17-5747) $510 BAY 23D ST, 8, 10O.2 8 Benson av, Cozlne St wife to A Everlt FI.ATBUSH AV.

cor Kings Highway, Drestner to May (23-7819) $4,500 31ST ST, 100 ft Snvder av, Far-roll wife to Hclnleln (15-44) S1.00J FULTON ST. Nos 2141 St 2379, to Kaatze, 2 parcels, (6-1640A St 1545A) 1NTH ST, No A Foster to Franklin Bwg Co, lease (3-881) $1,750 CHURCH AV, 122.9 Pcdford av, Jones to Home Mtg Inv Co, (16-5089), $4,500 CRYSTAL ST, 120 rt Belmont av, Kearns wife to Lawyers Mtg Co (13-42291. $1,500 95TH ST, a lis ft 2d av, Lien Investing Co to Title Ins Co (1S-6116I NOSTItAND AV. a. 6..

ft Lafayette aav, Slmonwltz wife to Slmunowitz (6-17S4t, SUM KIN'OS HIGHWAY, a 4S.9 16th st. Kraslow Const Co to Lawyers Co. 5 nitgn, 5 parcels (20-677911) $27,500 MSPETH AV, 200 ft Guilford st. Miller St wife to .1 15 Paul (10-2907) (1,000 23D ST 420 ft Av M. O'Don-nell wife 'to Meserolo CLARENDON RI), 40 ft Bedford av.

Schwartz wife to Knit (16-5190). VAXDERBILT ST, s. 527,6 Short st, (' "Whiting wife to A Latham ano (16. 6275 A I $5 i0 KINGSTON AV, No 76, Weiler to A I'eucht (5-1209) 53.500 Assignments of Mortgages. SEPTEMBER 11.

Metropolitan Trust Co to Mort Security Co Mort Security Co to Bklyn Savings Bank mum" Sur niter. F. ano to Kunz 31. Cochran, A M. to Peoples Trust Co.

Dime Savings Bank to II Title Luedeke, H. to Plegarl $2,231 Baur, G. to Raurhyle notn Leonhard Epplg Bwg Co to Schnappauf St wife $3. ion Nassau Trust Co, as sub-trustee, Szc. for Welser.

to Manufacturers-Citizens Trust Co, as sub-trustee, Str. ttroistedt Itlchter, H. to Haeualer wife. Haeusler, to II Rlohtor Moore. A to Mooro et al, trustees Carpenter (dec) nom Congdnn, as extrx, Ac, Denlson, to Eagle Savgs Loan Co $1,500 Tltcomb, as trustee, Ac, Runyon to Title Co Simmons, A to Title Co $2,250 Llndley, as trustee for A Warner, to Lawyers Mort Co $9,500 Vv'eekes.

de ano as exors, Buarez, to Lawyers Mort Co $8,500 Gallagher, to Lawyera Mort $2,500 Conveyances. SEPTEMBER. 10. PARK AV, 300 ft Tompkins av. 25x100, A Schwade to 3 Shapiro, 98 Pulaski st.

all liens, (8-1730) nom PARK AV, same prop, Shapiro wife to samo, all liens, nom PLOT bounded by of block Let 77th 7StU sts. a by loth av a by 79tii st by land now or late of Van Brunt. Fottroil to A Thomas et ftl, Augusta. Ga, foreclose (19-6245-6257) $60,000 RALPH AV. No 235, Maroon Realty Corp to tluschliorn.

7105 10th av, mods $5,750. r. i (6-1508), val cons $100 ROBINS' in ST. a cor Bedford av, runs 150 122.6 50 a 100 to licfr, McAvoy et al to Morris Smith Auto Co, Inc. 1995 Bedford av.

mort $10,000 (16-5019) nom ST JOHN'S PL. s. 100 ft av, 179.6x120.3. hl. I.

i infold wife to Sons. Inc. 361 Stone av, all liens (5-1378), val cons $100 KBPTKMfSER 11. 64TH RT, s. 136 ft 3d ttv, 54x100.2, Wells to Windmcre Itcnl Estate Co.

Inc. (3-S21) nom ST. No hell, Ksscx Lop Co to 205 Pjur'ucn av, all lions (19-63001 nom 95TH ST. a s. US ft 2d av, runs a IIS to t.r-g, gore; also till r.

I to strip I' land ndj mime on east, to Lion Investing Co, 1951.6 Vli, av. (lti-Ollti), viil tons $100 Hi UVUi; PL. No 11. lu'il. ltiracli to Kin'cli.

1 riCS (2-322 noin CARROLL ST. 109 ft 3d nv. 3sx69, A wife lo (1 Mnrrn, 49b Citlroll st. 'i pal'l. Il! rt J4.750 i2-54ro noui s.

st. M.4x. it wile. 21! H'l 127 Hopkins'' 4105) 1 1 ST. 31 Cox S- lie (0 It Kcpplcr Court.

1. Kopplrr, ill av, r.lurt S2.500 i 1 3- nom s. 200 ft Av 20x100, 'vhV tu It Bcrwitl. sd.iKiO S.500 14th mm-: 231' ST, 3HI ft ti -M'-nimtd nv. 10x 118.10.

Si'iuuci ruff nv, nif i i 3 i i ST. No to Lawyer" Penke. 14 .10 nom Intl. II Glocmgarilen 1 GO Umadway. niorts Id.) val cms $100 COLTMi.iA HKIGHTH.

a. 225 4 Plerrep.iit a2so Columbia lleghts, cor PiiiFi' pple st. Re.usen st. s. 20 ft I'linion st.

::0100. also all moneys, mortgages, real pstate. etc. Kellogg to Title Guarantee 'A Trust 'o. 176 I'-'ufiw ny.

Y. re-reonrd- ed, deed trvst nom 17TH ST. s. ft Av O. 40x 1 33.4x40x1 32 I', P.

nno to Baur, 2716 i--; lo $3 300 '20- 4754i noin 42HURCH AV, 153.2 Bedford av, to 60 av, as tk st, to St to av, to 5 6 a at, st, st, of Adelpiii College DAYS FOR REGISTRATION COLLEGE: Sept. 22, Freshmen Sept. 23, Sophomores Sept. 24, Juniors Sept. 25, Seniors NORMAL SCHOOL: Sept.

24, First Year Sept. 25, Second Year ART SCHOOL: Sept. 22-24 Students admitted at any time. CUh Work Beglni Monday Sept. 21, 1015.

TEACHERS' COURSES: Registration: Sept. 15-Oct. 4. Class Work Begins Monday, Oct. 4, IBIS.

Address Anna K. Harvey, A.M.. Dean. Frank D. Blodgett, A.M., President.

James H. Post, President of Trustees. ADELPHI ACADEMY FOR BOYS AND CIRIS Klndera-arten, Primary, Grammar and Hlfr.li School. Gymnnnlnm and Athletic Field for the use of all stndonts. Conch Service for the younirer pniills.

lU'XITATfONS HK-GIX MONDAY. SEPT. lin. RcKlstrn-tlou Sept. Addrenn or conanlt Principal E.

C. ALDER, Adelnni Academy, Brooklyn. Health First Kindergarten to College FRIENDS SCHOOL JOHN L. CARVER, Ph.D.,Principal 112 Schermerhorn St. A 1C A TSAR IN 8P2 TT 235 COLLEGE EXAMS NEW TERM BKUINS SKIT.

SftTH. Smd. for CtUlof 4 "Succen in Heeenu' Kumi C'AY 9 to 30. AND EVJCNINQ DBIT. j-i or.

Ja''- 16 WEST 4JD mjbiv Corrrinklin nd. Jedtnoa BBOOnXIW. MISS KENNEDY'S SCHOOL 211 CARROLL STREET, Between Court anil Clinton Ptn, reopens Wpdnen-ilay, Sept. 15. Music and French resumed on (lie snme date.

s4-30t MRS. J. A. CIIASK'S SCHOOL, 970-978 St. Mark's av.

between Kinpston and Albany avs, Rrooklyn kindergarten, primary and Krammar departments pianoforte Instruction dancing lessona; 10th year begins September HO. Catalogues mailed on application. 13-0 L0CKW00D ACADEMY REOPENS SEPTEMBER 13. 188-40 So. Oxford Brooklyn.

N. T. Preparatory, Intermediate and (Jraramar Dppts. n'J2 Silt The Mlsatai McCreary' School, Ocean av, Flatbusll. reopi-na Sept.

20, 1015. Kinilcrcfirtcn and Elementary Course for Girls mid Hoys. French and German. Carriage service. For Boys and Young Men.

Polytechnic Preparatory School 99 Livingston Brooklyn SIXTY-SECOND YEAR BEGINS SEPT. 21ST PUBLIC SCHOOL GRADUATES ADMITTED WITHOUT EXAMINATIONS. FRED ATKINSON. Th.D., President. FRANCIS RANSOM LANS, M.A., M.D., Headmaster.

BROOKLYN COLLEGE fTIie College of St. Fruncln Xavier) Cudc-r the dirrotion of tin Fathers of the So'lrty of Jphib 112. Cnrrnll Street, Ilrooklyn, N. Y. ItnOMAU roM.KK COURSE lead-iuw dt'KTpe A.

H. Applicants received for Fivphmnn. Sojihiuiiorc, Junior And Snnior years. CLASSICAL HIGH SCHOOL-Admlta graduates of iinrorhlnl mid public irhools. GRAMMAR SCIIOOL-Oue Eighth Grad9 Clans for PtndontK prrpnrins for HiRta School.

Sellouts ope Sept. 13, 1915. iu3M4t os5 MILTGN SNSTITUTE FOR HOYS 699 W.E. cor. bath St.

Tel. 6802 River. Certlllrate admltfl to leading universities average number In class eight. Twentv-fourth year opens Sept. 30.

N. ARCHIBALD SHAW Principal. 5 xo4 PRGSPEGT HEIGHTS SCHOOL FOR BOYS B1 aSlV-VTit A PRIMARY. INTERMEDIATH. COTXEGB, PRB-PARATOKY, GYMNASIUM.

SCHOOL KW'XEMBKR 20TH. aulo-t Law Schools. LAW SCHOOL FORDHAM 140 NASSAU N. Y. UNIVERSITY Near Federal and County Courts.

Brooklyn Brldae. Subway, Hudson Tunnel. A Iternoon Classes 4:15 to tSUi Evening Classes to 9:45 Term JHvgins hept. 23. CASK MYCTKM.

Tuition Fee, One Hundred and Ten Dollara Catalogue sent od applicatlun te Registrar. 3(ir, WaalilnKton Brooklyn, N. Y. Cay and Eveninl Sessions. (15th Year.) Three year and Post Graduate courssa Parallel courees knd same faculty for day aaa evenlng sessions.

gtudrnt may alternate. Bejciutt Selit. 17. CutllloKue 0u Hunesl FOR SPF.CIAL INFORMATION About Si-hnnla anil Summer Tumps, consult THB BROOKLYN RAUI.E INFORMATION BUREAU. Musical Instruction.

EST. 18SS. TEL. KED. 490O-J.

the HANAU CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC IIOS llrrern enr Nontrnnd Ave. MAI KICK Z. HtVW, DIRKCTOR. A fu'lmot of MkIi ii ml inn for the beginner nnd tho fulvntired neliolar. A mvhonl lvith an environment entirely musical.

The enrollment of nttitleiiffi last year for PIANO nnd Y10l.l exceeded that of any previous yenr. Terms of Tuition Moderate. VOCAL Instruction, nrtvate and clawi; fall classt-ji forming at special ratps. TOWNSRND H. FELbUWS, SI9 carnegie nail noomet.

I s6-7t mwa A WARM RF.CEPTNON. First Burglar Hullo Bill. Why, you look as If you'd necn through a cyclone since I last met you. What's wrong? Second burglar I got into a house where the woman was waiting up for her husband, and she mistook me for hiin. Boston Transcript.

NECK AND NUT. Mrs. Toungbride I want to get a hat for my husband. It's to be a surprise for him. Clerk What madam? Mrs.

T. Really, I forgot to find nut. But he wears a 15 collar, so I suppose he'd want 20 or 22 in a hat, wouldn't he? Boston Transcript. 68, Hollla $10 SUFFOLK COl'NTY. Judgments.

JJama first given that of judgment debtor. Brown, Lorlng-Lane Co Bedoll, E. ano Bunce $18 Balsall, Nervo ano $117.77 Carter, A ano Plata $288.98 Corwlth. Durvea. Wltte $192.97 Fordham, ano Summera.

$25.14 Same Mclnnes $76.67 Fellhemer, Fendall $160.12 Greenberg. Schwarta $183.62 Glelss, Bunce Hendrlckson. I Snapman $99.43 Keating, Griswold $19.30 Madison A-L DeOroff $21-40 Plnelawn Cemetery Patterson $1,070.62 Same Patterson $3,161.81 Same Patterson $4,162.46 Rosenfeld, I da Gumeona A ano, $698.47 Smith, Goldberg $93.11 Seelev. Brooklet Elevator Milling $84.09 Stevens, I Frasch Co $36. Stelger, Canneld Mfg Co $41.25 Snedecor, R.

A ano Bunco $18 Smith, A Kuehn $93.84 Van Campen, Potter $199.79 Mortgages. Caruthera. B. to Sag Harbor Savings Bank, lot a Suffolk at. adl land A Brown.

Harbor $400 Creamer, wife, to A Maltnias, jots 595. map Agricultural City Co $300 Chichester, A wife, to Hlldreth, trustee, lot adl land estate Merrltt A road Amltyvllle Creek, Amltyville $200 Hartt, Jr, to wood, lot a Little Neck road, adj land Sammls, Baby $200 Jordan. DEV. the American workmen. 32.

33. blk 307. the Spruces, Quoque $395.60 Jackson, A wife, to AV Jones, lot 3. map Gilbert, Patchogue $300 Moore, Li, a wire, lo i-- Moore, tot 8 Point av, adj land Baptist Church, Point $2,000 Outer. L.

A wife, to I Halt, lot Holmes av, adj land Mussler, Rutherford. to Gregg, lota 33-30. 14, Belmont Terrace $354 Schermerhorn. A E. wife, to Sag Har Savings Bank, lot on Main st, adj land Lewis, Southampton $5,000 lumorldge, to ti lot a lanu Miller, adj I Sound, Miller's Place.

$2,000 Assignments of Mortgages. Brush. to I Halt $1,600 Boerum, to Wood $1,700 Thurber, to Robinson $1,000 Ocenn Beach Imp Co to Nevins, mort $6,000 Grosz, A to 3 Newms i.vvv Conveyances Ackermann. T. to A Field, lot Jericho turnpike, adj land Valentine, Huntington station "o(" Aldrich, to Li rninips.

101 Latham st, 134 ft from Division at, sag Jlarbor Blrdsall, to rt waisn, 1010 do- 388-892, Quogue Estates nom niB VMint tjinri On to Moore, lot Blue Point, adj land Baptist Church, Blue Point Burroughs, to Carr, lot on roau Kings Park to Commack, adj land Mott, Kings Park U'Wi 1 Bene Terre Estate to owao. Belle Terra in .1. a wife, tn Ericaon Realty lot on road Kings Park to Commack, land Mott, Kings nom Cortvln, to Darby. 2j acres, Cove Hollow rd, adj land Wllhelin, Last-hampton Fithian, to Gay ano, lot Acabonack rd, adj land Conlt-lln. Easthampton ForeRt Lakes Realty Co to .11 map Roe, Patchogue Fisher, wife, to Strauss, ion Maple av, adj land IS ttowen, Bay Ferguson, trus, to -Ettrlck Bt and lot adj above, Hshersls- in' Terrlberrv.

iot a Oriental adj Ettrlck st, Fishers Island. Fowle to oeinwu. i'" Ocean Beach Imp Co. Fire Island Ilause, St wire, to -i ivm, 400 ft to Comae st, Ronkonkoma Haller, wife, to Kimmerle, lot 383. 10, Greenland Park Hand J.

to -Hand, lots 103-106, Port Jefferson Heights Park ncm Same to same, lots 16S0-1CS2, 1694, same map nom Haliock, ano, to Boker ano. true, 4 acres rd, adj land Furze, 3 acres a rd, adj land Aldrich, Rivcrhead town nom Krabbo, C. to Heavlcan, 10 acres, Granny rd, adj land Murphy, Kohler A wife, to Dulalt, lots map Agricultural City Co nom Kudloch. to Hartong. lots 1-6, bk 10, Quogue Estates $1,000 Llhrantl.

A wife, to Fattoruso, lots 4-5, Rrlnckerhoff Manor npm I Seashore Co to Anderson, lots 29-33, bk Atlantic-villa nom Maglnnls. A wife, to Bergman, lot map Maglnnls. Bay Shore nom Macbeth. A wife, to Macbeth, lot on Middle Division line, adj land heirs Sayre. Noyac nom Plaskett, A wife, to Wiekham, 3 acres Wells place, adj 3d at.

Greenport.nom Rohner, to Bossert, lots 18-20, bk 17; 14.1K hk 16. sheet 2: lots 41-43. bk 17. sheet 2. Wei wood $5 Clock Realty Co to A Mollonhauer, lot map above company.

Fire Island Beach. nom Sammls. H. ref, to Haylls, lot Pronpr-ct st, adj land formerly of Street. Huntington Slcherman.

M. to Sieherman, lot 8, bk S27, Suburban Inv Co, Brookhnven town. Smisek, St ors. to Smitka. lot a Franklin st.

adj land Rumplik, East 1 nom Thurber, A wife, to Thnrber, lot 8 1st av, adjland Smith. Bay shore. nom Voelker, Jr A wife, to Voelker, lots 28-31, bk 4. sheet 1, Welwood nom Walte. A wife, to Keller-Duffy Co, lots 193-198, bk 17.

Great River Estates nom Wiley, ref. to Andrle. lot 3. map 24. House A Home Co, Central Isllp.

$1,200 Weeks. A wife, to Tumbrldge, lot adj land 11 Jllllcr I Sound. Millers Place nom Young. wife, to A Grlbbon, lot New rd, adj other land Young, HOLD CONVENT MEMORIAL Sisters of Mercy Celebrate 60 Years of Work. The Sisters of Mercy, one of the best known religious orders, quietly celebrated the sixtieth anniversary of Its advent Into the Brooklyn diocese yesterday at the convent, Willoughby and Classon avenues.

Bishop Lough-lln was the prelate to Invite the Sisters Into the diocese, and the good work they have accomplished since coming here is well known. Today the Sisters have many parochial and Sunday schools under their charge as well as three orphan asylums. Besides the mother house on Willoughby avenue where more than 1,600 orphan girls are cared for, the Sisters conduct the Guardian Angel Home in Bay Ridge where 1,200 young children are taken care of. They have also a farm and a home for boys at Syosset, L. I.

The parochial and Sunday schools under the Sisters' guidance include St. Patrick, Kent avenue; Sacred Heart, Adelphi street; St. Jerome, Nostrand avenue; St. Brigid, Linden street; St. Gregory, Brooklyn avenue; St.

Lucy, Kent avenue, and Holy Innocents, on Beverley road. MADE A DESPERATE JUMP. Then Man on Probation Was Locked Vp. George S. Goodwin, 55 years old, of 241 Putnam avenue, broke away from his guards yesterday as he was being taken from the Gates avenue court room to the cells, and jumped out of a second story window landing on an extension fifteen feet below and lacerating his left eye.

Goodwin was arrested sometime ago at the instance of his wife, Mary, charged with disorderly conduct, and was nut on probation by Officer Daniel V. WcCann. Saturday morning he was in court charged by Officer Mc-Cann with having broken his probation. Magistrate Steers held him in $200 bail for examination Monday. It was while passing a washroom on the way back to the detention pen that Goodwin made his attempt to escape.

He was locked up without further charge. BENEFITS OF POVERTY. Registrar Tou want' a marriage license, eh! That'll cost you thirty shillings. Youth But I've only got one pound. Registrar Then you're lucky.

London Opinion, J. a A School for Girls With Limited Enrollment Opens Monday, Sept. 27 THE BERKELEY INSTITUTE LINCOLN PLACE David A. Boody, LLD. President Henry While Callahan, Ph.D.

Principal THE PACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE Ineoro orated in 1853 Near the Borough Hall, Brooklyn An Elementary School 7 Yean A High School 4 Yean A Collegiate School 2 Yuri The PrinciDal't office oDen each morning be ginning September 7. New itudenti classified September 16 and 17. begin Sep. tember 20. Catalogue sent on application to the Secretary Frank L.

Babbott Edward J. Goodwin President of the Trustees Principal Chappaqua Mountain institute, Ynllifilln. WmtrheHtev N. TT. A boipe eobool for GIlll.S, In tne real conntrv.

under rare of Friend. Bom ad mitted under 12 years (separate Home mother for young children. 44th yer. 25 miles from Y. 70 acrea BOO ft.

elevation. Primary. PreoaratorT and Flnlghlnr Courses. MuhIc. Art, Dompstlc Science.

Manual Training and Commercial Depta. Gymnasium. Regents Standard. Rates S30O to J376. Catalog.

omce. 20 Vesey at, Koom 610. Tel. Cort 6S8I. St.

Joseph's in-the-Pines Brentwood, New York Boarding School for Young Ladies Preparatory Collegiate, Affiliated with the State Unlrersltr. Elementary Deoartment In Separate Butldlnt- Complete Courses In Art, Vocal and Instrumental Musle. ii.iww vii bii uwwiiwwi.0l)-a 8epti 23 Application for enrollment may uuau auer September 13. Uouri. 10 to 4.

For children and jonnj fir la. Monteaaori elans for little bo a and glrlx. two year; preparatory olaaa. six Tears. Faculty formerly connected with MUh Hound's School.

aB-27t ST. ANGELA'S HALL 280-294 Washington ar; flrst-clans academy; clasRlcal. clentiflc. oreDaratory couraei: music; paint lug; Kymnanlum. Chartered by State He genu.

Reopens Sept. 1C. Slaters of St Joseph. BUO-OUl Bedford Institute 221 McDonoueh St. School for Girls.

Kinder gnrtfn to College entrance. Boys under 12 sd umicu. ouil term Dtgiue luonnay. neptemner 2U. juus al.

x. rbKux, macipai. TheDenton School for Girls and Boys Chateau du Pare, 241 ParK place. KinderKitrten to High School, Ri-open September 23(1. miss Lonsrc demon, PrlnclDaL il-SOt Brooklyn Heights Seminary 18 PIEBREPONT STREET.

nth Tear beclns Sent. 22. General Collere. Preparatory and Special Courses. Montesiorl atetbods.

Open air study and recitation rooms. au22.3Gt BISHOPTHORPE MANOR. A select scbool for girls. College preparatory and finishing coarsea. Elective studies.

Address CLAUDE N. WYANT. Principal, Box 256. South Bethlehem. Pa.

J81 xo4 ssnn TILING. Instrnctlon given In day, evening- and correspondence courses. NEW YORK SCHOOL OF FILING, 149 B'way, New York. Founded 1012. Business Schools.

SPECIAL! BROOKLYN BOROUGH BUSINESS SCHOOL, 810 FI.ATBUSH AVENTJB, Will give a complete six months course In shorthand and bookkeeping, $40, to those who enter this week. Positions guaranteed. Fall eesslon begins Tuesday, September 7. TELEGRAPHY LEARN telegraphy; Telegraphers wanted, both aexe, for Wirelt'ss, Commercial, Railroad; account 8 hour law; aularlea weekly; easily learned day; evening only occupation not overcrowded catnloeue free. Open all year.

BROOKLYN TELEGUAPH SCHOOL. 313 Fulton st, near BorouRh Hall. I-AUGUST TKlRr.RAPH SCHOOL IN THE DMTED STATES. 12-T LAMB'S Onr Watchword Efficiency. Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping.

Day and Evening Sessions. BUSINESS TRAINING SCHOOL Sltt NINTH NKAR FIFTH AV. Telephone Sonth 4U1S0. NOW OPEN. DAY AND BVKNINO.

8TEN0OIUPHY, TYPEWRITING, BOOKKEEPING, REGENTS PREPARATORY, HIGH SCHOOL, CIVIL ENGINEERING, Send for Cataloffne. HEFFLEY INSTITUTE, 248 RYERSON BROOKLYN, N. T. alO-SOt MINER'S SS Hancock St. at Patchen Ar.

Stenography, Typewriting. Bookkeeping. Individual Instruction, Day and Evening. e4-12t ssnm MUSIC NUMBER OF The Brooklyn Eagle Sunday, October 3 NEVER AGAIN. A Brockville man, who has a home in Scotland to which he returns In the winter, bought an expensive fur cap In this country to give to his gamekeeper.

Two years ago last winter he took It over and presented It to the old man, who was delighted with it. The cap was very serviceable, hav ing flaps that came down over the earsi and would wear about a lifetime. The next winter the American returned to Scotland and noticed, to his surprise, that the old man did not wear the fur cap. "What is the matter -with the cap I gave you last winter he asked. "I haven't worn It since the acci dent," replied the old gamekeeper.

The man from Brockville pondered. You didn write me concerning any accident, ne said. "No?" mused the gameJteeper. "A mon offered me a glass of whisky and I didn't hear him." Everybody's Magazine. NOT A BAD IDEA.

"If we wero to have -war with Ger many, how the dickens could' we fight 'em? That's what I can't see," said Dubbleigh. "No trouble about that," said Wig. glethorpe. "We could put Colonel Roosevelt at the head of his Rough Riders and Colonel Bryan In command of his Rough Riders and have one grand battle at the Madison Square Garden, using the gate money to de fray the expenses of the war. "Chi cago Herald, try.

GREENE AV, No 501, A L'lmann. exor of Gelsiiian, docd. to Gneieer wife, 122a Jefferson av 16-1794) $75 WASHINGTON" AV. B. S8 ft Pacific 22x67x20x58.1.

hil, Dugan ano 577 WaBhlngton av, mort $1,265 (4-1124 om HALSEY ST, No 405, Weinberg wile to Pearl, 14 Mauler at, aubj luorta all lions tU-1659) nom IlAMliURG AV, cor Hart at. 26x100, Franco wife to Pattl wife, 190 Knickerbocker av, morta $7,000 tll-3219) nom JAMAICA AV, a. 25 ft Barbey at, 25x 80x25x88; also Nichols av, No 264, Wulff to Wullf. 264 Nlchola av, (13-3S98A-4150) nom JAMAICA AV, 25 ft Barbey at, 25x S0x25xt8; also Nlchola av, No 274, Wulff, Indiv as extrx of A Wulff, deed, Wulff, 264 Nlchola av PRESIDENT ST, a 264.6 a Rochester runa a 72.6 a 25 62.1 to at still 20 3 24.6 a 16.2 to beg, Wilde Petry, 1085 Lincoln pi, forecloae (o-1410) $300 RUSSELL ST, a. 110.8 Meeker ar, runa 60.1 t7.11 a 41 to at a 29.6 to beg, L.

Gutmann to Gut-man wife. 12 Russell at, all llena (9-27 nom HCHOLES No Stockert to Fogel, 111 Hopklna at, VANDERBILT ST, a 527.6 Short at, 22.6x108, A Coyne et al to Whiting, 11 7th at (16-5276A), val cone JlOO 35TH ST, a. 100 ft Canal av, 40x 118.10, Simpson to Barrera. 2113 Mermaid av, foreclose (21-6962) wl QCEENS BOHOl'GH. Mechanics Liens.

SEPTEMBER 10. Oxford av. 204 ft Beaufort av, 60x loo Brooklyn Hills; Creveling, claimant, agst Polito, owner; Spalaro, contractor $1,017.88 Baker av, 250 ft Broadway, Jamaica; A Harf 41 DeBard, claimants, agst Bauer, contractor $28c Van Wvck av. 140 ft Metropolis av, 95x140, Jamaica; A Harf DeBard, claimants, agst Funke Elchler, $iso Judgments. SEPTEMBER 10.

Name first given that of Judgment debtor. Havlles. Horlon $231. 34 Friiehauf, Gue or Gustave Rosenberg ano $119.13 Hessels. The Van Swezey Coal Lumber Co $114.22 Hygrade Realty Co-T O'Brien $5,044.73 Zltzler, Castro ors $38.03 Mortgages.

SEPTEMBER 10. Anschutz, Jr, to Gascoyna Realty Co, Fulton et. a a cor Thrall av. 20x80, Wood- haven $1,150 Ackel. W.

to Hill ano. Jansen av, cor Jefferson st, 40x100, Newtown. cu n. J. to Buecnner.

Tnrau av, 380 ft Fulton st, 20x100, Cuth. J. to A Corth. Remington av, 281 ft Beaufort st, 32x100, Delan. A.

to Reizenstein. Myrtle av, 21.8 Madison st, 20x80, Newtown.1. Klueg, to Hartmann ano, Martin av. s. 475 ft a Myrtle av.

25x142, Glen- dale $2,500 Gerus, A ano to Nassau-Suffolk Bond Mortaace Guar Co. Globe av. s. 123 ft State st, 23x100, Jamaica $1,800 Same to same, Globe av, loo ft state 23x100, Jamaica $1,800 Same to same. Globe av, a 193 ft State 23x100, Jamaica $1,800 Same to same, Globe av, 160 ft state 23x100, Jamaica $1,800 Same to same.

Globe av, 146 ft State st. 23x100, Jamaica $1,800 Houska, to Co-op Savings Loan Assn Y. Norwood av. 8 cor 2Sth st. 40x100, Flushing S2.0O0 Harnden, to Queens County Savings Bank.

Chambers Bt. cor Lamartlne av. 60x100, Bayslde $3,250 Kolgen, to Scheldt, Palmetto at, 8 290 ft Onderdonk av. 20x100, New town $500 Miller. C.

to Wlnne ano. 25th st. a. 220 ft Arrandale av. 20x100.

Flush ing $300 Presberger, to A Armstrong ano, exors. Cherry av. a cor New York av. lHs acres, Springfield $12,500 Richardson, to Queens County Savings Hank. 10th st.

s. 100 ft 14th av. loxioo, Whltestone $1,000 Same to same. 10th at. 116 ft 14th av 16x100.

Whltestone $1,000 Same to same, 10th st, 132 ft 14th av 16x100. Whltestone $1,000 Same to same, 10th st. 8, 148 ft 14th 16x100. Whltestone I $1.1100 Same to same. 10th Bt, 8, 164 ft 14th av, 16x100.

Whltestone $1,000 Same to same. 10th st. 8. 180 ft 14th av. 16x10), Whltestone $1,000 Stlcr-Bauer, Inc, to Wllllamsburgh Savings Bank.

Gates av. s. 406 ft Duubleday st 20x100, Newtown $3,500 Same to same. Gates av, a. 440 ft Douhleday st.

20x100, Newtown $3,500 Same to same. Gates av. s. 420 ft Douhleday st, 20x100, Newtown $3,500 Same to same. Gates av, 8.

400 ft Douhleday st. 20x100. Newtown $3,500 Same to same. Gates av. 3S0 ft Douhleday St.

20x100. Newtown $3,500 Same to same. Gates av, 360 ft Doublrday st. 20x100, Newtown $3,500 Samp to same. Gates av.

a a. 340 rt Douhleday st. 20x100, Newtown $3,500 Same to same. Gates av, fi, 320 it Douhleday st, 20x100, Newtown $3,500 Same to some. Gates av, 300 ft Douhleday st.

20x100. Newtown $3,500 Same to same Oaten av. p. 280 ft Douhleday st. 20x100.

Newtown $3,500 to same. Gates av, 260 ft Douhleday St. 20x100. Newtown $3,500 Same to same. Gates av.

s. 240 ft Douhleday st. 20x100. Newtown $3,500 Same to same. Gates av, 8 220 ft Douhleday st.

20x100. Newtown $3,500 Same to same. Gates av. 8, 200 ft Douhleday St. 20x100, Newtown Same to same.

Gates av, 8, 180 ft Doublrdav st, 20xino. Newtown $3,500 Same to same. Gates av. 8 1(0 ft Douhleday st, 20x100. Newtown $3,500 Same to same, Gates av, 40 ft Douldedav st, 20x100.

Newtown $3,500 Sam" to samp. Gates av, jiu it Douldedav st. 20x100. Newtown $3,500 yinmo to same. Gates av.

120 ft Douhleday st. 20x100. Newtown $3,500 Same to samp, Gates av, 100 ft Douhleday st. 20x100. Newtown Same lo same, Gates av, 8, 80 ft Doublrday st.

20x100. Newtown $3,500 Same lo same. Gates av. a 60 ft Doulilcdav st. 20x100.

Newtown $3,500 Same to same, Gates av. 20 ft Douhleday st. 20x100. Newtown $3,500 Same to same. Gates av, cor ominip-day st, 20x100.

Newtown $3,500 Saul, to Jacob Pferfer, lot 1, map A Barrvmor'e. Elmhurst $1,500 Spewak, to Stanislaus Bynnwsky, lot 23, blk 15 map Brown, Norrls Hardenhrook, Jamaica 10 Serlno, ors, to Amherst Constn Co, Grafton av. 60 ft Morrle av, 60x100. Woodhaven Sona Construction Co. Inc, to Stamm, Central av, cor Olmsted pi, 20.1x100 Glendale f'" Same to Aftermann, ano, Central av, 97.7 Olmsted pi, 19.4x100, Glendale $3,200 Same'to Schmidt.

Central av, 8 136.3 Olmsted pi, Glendale $3,200 Same to Neldersteln. Central av, H5.7 Olmsted pi, 19.5x100, Glen- (ja0 Same'to Casselman, Central av, s. 20 1 Olmsted pi. 19.0x100, $3,200 Same to Apman. Central ay.

8 8, 116 11 Olmsted pi. 19.4x100. Glendale .3.200 chnnnr Central av. a 8. 58.11 ni'msted dI 19.4x100.

Glendale $3,100 Central av. 8 8. 7S.3 Olnl sted pi, 19.4x100. Glendale $3,100 tn me een erdn. C-ntral av, 8 s.

siV Olmsted nl. 19.4x100, Glendale $3,000 i Fltznatrick. lots 17, 18. 19, hk IS map No 1, Mriadway, $3, 0n0 Vlto Contessa Real'v Co to Preyfuss. nv cor 9th av.

60x100. Rockaway Park Votler lo Gerard Real Est Corpn, Rich 150 ft Central av. 60x100. Rich mond 'Hill S2-'M Y'ale Land Co to Co-op Savings Loan Assn of Y. Norwood av, cor 23th st, Flushing J1'301 Assignments of Mortgages.

SEPTEMBER 10. Corell. Van D. pxtrx, to Nassau-Suffolk Rend A Mort, Guar Co $3,501 Home Title Inc Co of to Jamaica Hlllcrest Co to A $100 Lawyers Mortgage Co to Couch, trus- lr. Weiss, to Fox nom Conveyances.

SEPTEMBER 10. Atlgenstein. P. to Leeman A ano, xv rnr Carman place A Cumberland st, Jamaica. Cumberland st s.

400 ft Merrick ,1 Jamaica Park road, 100x nom Barrymore. A. lo Saul ano, 112 Sherman av, Manhattan, lot 1, map A Barry-more. Elmhuret nom HeHvolse. A to I Co, Penn Ktuiton Manhattan.

Farmers av. a s. adj land 1 It R. 72x117. Hollls $10 Griswnld.

P. to Losee, 726 Hatch av, V.oodhavpn. Oxford av. 40 ft Hrandon av. 35x102.

Woodhaven nom Gar-eoyn'- Realty Co to .1 Anschutz A ano '4 licennviBw av oi'uniiven, unon vt cor Thrall av. 20xSO. Woodhaven. $100 Kchop, 11. to Stevenson.

49 Kast av. I City. Laurel Hill av, cor Skillman av I City nom Kahn. to Wurtzhurger, 1880 DeKnlb av Brooklyn, Washington av. s.

275 ft Cleveland av. 75x100. Richmond Losce. VV D. to Griswold A ano, 25 Oxford av.

Richmond Hill. Oxford av, tv s. 4o ft Brandon av. 35x102, Richmond Hill nom Lewis to Hnff. 3306 Stewart av, Richmond Hill.

Stewart av, B5 ft leffersnn nv. 50x90 Richmond Hill Leman, E. to Angensteln, 1720 Bergen st P.rooklvn. Cumberland st, 8, 400 ft Merrick Jamaica Park road, lOOx Jamaica 1- nom rfeffer. to A Barrymore, 51 Dongan st, Elmhurst, lot 1, map Andrew Barrymore, Elmhurst $10 Tlnna, A to Elselen A ano.

80 7th av. I City, lots 10, 11, bk F. map CI I ippenhusen, Creedmoor nom Belzenstei'n, to A Delap, 623 "mo Co Sag 493. to East lon lots blk Blue Blue blk bor1 337, 172, Co, adj Old av. av bk a bk 19, 27, 11 a i.