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JUNE 20. 1914. DEGREES FOR FOURTEEN NUNS Sisters of St. Joseph and St. Dominic and Seven Priests Honored by St.

John's SIX GRADUATES IN 1914 CLASS. LL.D. Degrees for Mgr. Kaupert, Attorney General Carmody and W. Bourke Cockran.

Fourteen nuns received degrees last night at the annual commencement of John's College, at fortythe Academy of Music. None of the nuns were present to receive their degrees in person, as the rules of the various orders forbid it, but the Rev. John W. Moore, C.M., president of the college, announced the awarding the degrees for the successful completion of various courses of studies at the college by the nuns. Five members of the Order of the Sisters of St.

Joseph received degrees of bachelor of arts, and three members of the same society received the degree of master of arts. The master of arts degree was conferred on six members of the Order of Sisters of St. Dominic, and on seven of the priests of the diocese. St. John's College graduated six young men as its forty-fourth class, conferring on them the degree of bachthe opera house of the Academy, which elor of arts.

The exercises a were held in was taxed to its capacity by the audience. The degrees were conferred by the president of the college, the Rev. John W. Moore, C.M., and the exercises were presided over by the Rt. Rev.

Bishop George W. Mundelein, D.D.; W. Bourke Cockran delivered the address to the graduates. The commencement orations were delivered by Daniel J. McParland, whose subject was "Free John P.

O'Hara, whose subject was "Ethics of War," and George J. Crane, whose subject was "Orthodoxy." During the exercises the college orchestra, under the direction of T. Bath Glasson, played "Raymond" (Thomas), "March Military" (Schubert), (Dvorak), "Evening Star," from "Tannaheuser," and "Rakoczy" (Berlioz). Honorary degrees of doctors of law were conferred on the Rt. Rev.

Mgr. Kaupert, V.G.; Thomas Carmody, Attorney General of the State of New York, and W. Bourke Cockran. Seated on the platform with the graduates and speakers of the evening were a number of clergy of the diocese and many of the alumni of the college. The graduates of the commercial course of the college, fourteen in number, were also awarded their diplomas last night, and the prizes and honors won by the students in the various classes were publicly bestowed.

"The Apostolate of the Catholic Laity" was the subject of the address to the graduates delivered by William Bourke Cockran, LL.D. He urged upon the young men the importance of their taking an active part in the things in which the Church is interested, saying that the real test of their loyalty to the Church was to be found in the manner in which they responded to her calls for their co-operation. "There are many evils that the Church is combatting at the present time," said Mr. Cockran, "some of which are intimately connected with the stability of the Republic. Doctrinaires are offering their false theories on the rights of man and forgetting the prime fact that every right involves a duty.

Socialism, with its vain promises of wonderful advancement to all, is making converts every day. Agitators are arousing the man in the street to a state of discontent, and evil forces are everywhere at work. In all turmoil the Church stands practically alone in the fiela. "There is a wonderful chance offered you young men to prove yourselves worthy of the trust she places in you. The clergy have long borne the brunt of the battle.

The time is now ripe for the formation of a strong apostolate of the laity. Unite with your Church in her efforts for the common good. The truth is all powerful, and with the weapons placed in your hands by your teachers, you should gO forth from your college ready to do battle, if necessary, with the forces that would destroy our Christian civilization. Be ready always to stand up for the principles that you have learned, for they are the right principles. If you do this, you will shed luster on yourselves and your Church, and you will prove yourselves worthy of the trust that she reposes in you." The awards were as follows: Commercial Diplomas -William S.

Cetti, Joseph G. Collins, Adam Deppert, John C. Diebold, Edward P. Hughes, William F. Huschle, James J.

McKenna, Frank N. Mischler, John W. Moore, Lorenz J. Petrie, Martin J. Rempel, Armando Roa, Vincent W.

Spoth, Charles J. Whitelaw. Degree of Bachelor of Arts-George J. Crane, Daniel J. McParland, Michael J.

Lennon, ward J. Meara, Joseph J. McCann, John O'Hara, Mister M. Angelica Clarkin, Sister M. Baptista Holland, Sister M.

Theresa MeNiff. Sister M. Francina Rush, Sister M. Christina Smitu, of the Sisters of St. Joseph.

Degree of Master of Arts-The Rev. John A. Cass, A.B.. the Rev. Francia A.

Cleary, A. the Rev. John J. Dwyer, A.B., the Rev. John J.

Finn, A.B., the Rev. Augustine A. Wetzel, A.B.. the Rev. Edward J.

Higgina. A.B., the Rev. John F. Saunders, A. Sister M.

Anatolia Antes. A.B., O.8.D., Sister M. Dafrose Kern, A.B., O.5.D., Sister Ignacio Jessup, A.B., Leonilla Sister Joseph A.B., Marie Hart. Sisters' Sister Cleary, of the of St. Joseph; Sister M.

Mancini Wagner, A. o.8.D., Sister M. Maud Bonden. A.B., 0.8. Sister M.

Pulcheria Stebert, A.B., Sister Gertrude Hoenighausen, A.B., O.8.D. Excellence Medals -Bishop Loughlin gold medal, ror the highest general average college department. Donated F. Keany. '83, A.M., L.

L. D. Awarded to Angelo M. Sala; next in merit, Joseph J. McCann.

Quigley gold medal for highest general average in high school department. Donated the Rev. William J. Maguire, A.M.. L.

Awarded to Edward L. Curran; next in merit, John C. McDermott, Class Medals -College department, Landry gold medal for highest general average senior year. Donated by James J. Kerwin.

A.M. Awarded to Joseph J. McCann; next in merit, George J. Crane. O' Regan gold medal for highest general average in junior year.

Donated by James Kennedy, '79, A.M.. M.D., D. Awarded Joaquin F. Garcia: next in merit, Francis Callahan. Meyer gold medal for highest general average in sophomore year.

Donated by the Rev. Francis X. Ludeke, '85, A.M. Awarded M. Sylvester J.

Maguire; next in merit, Francis McDonald. Hartnett gold medal for highest average freshman year. Donated by Andrew J. Clarke, Awarded to P. Abren: next merit, Thomas G.

Donian, High School Department gold medal for highest general average in the fourth year. Donated Collins; by Joseph Ryan. Awarded to James B. next In merit, Robert S. Grogan.

McHale in Gold the third Medal -For highest Donated general average year, by Rev. Matthew J. Tierney, Awarded to Alan A. Wells. Next in Merit--Francis X.

Downing. Carroll Gold Medal--For Highest general average in the second year. Donated Frank J. Gallagher, A.M., LL.B. Awarded to Joseph C.

McGrath. Next in Merit- -William F. McClimont. Albert Gold Medal For highest average In the frat year. Donated by the Rev.

Peter L. Rickard, '93, A. M. Awarded Frank W. Neumann.

Next in Merit- Charles J. Kiefer. DePaul Gold Medal-For highest average in the frat year, Section C. Donated the Rev. Thomas A.

Nummey, '97, A. Awarded to John C. McDermott. Next in Merit--Benjamin J. Adama.

Special Medals and Prizes -College Department-Bishop Me Donnell Gold MedalFor Mental Philosophy, Donated by Rev. Thomas E. Carroll, '80. Awarded George J. Crane.

Next in Merit- J. McCann. Bishop Mundelein Geld Medal--For Best Biographical Sketch. Open all of Junior Class. Donated by an Alumnus.

Awarded to John 8. Boylan. Next in Merit--Francis P. Callahan. A Purse of $25 in Gold For beat work In Analytic, Chemistry.

Donated by Alumnus. Awarded to Joseph J. McCann. Nest in Merit--George J. Crane, Shakespeare Gold Medal--For best Eng11ah Emay.

Open to all of the Senior Class. Donated by Alfred J. Jetton, '06, A.B., A.M.. LL. B.

Awarded to George J. Crane. Next in Merit--Daniel J. McParland. MeGill Gold Medal--For the highest standIng in Christian Evidences Donated by Right kev.

Charles I McDonnell, D.D., Bishop of Brooklyn. Awarded to George J. Crane. Next in Sterit-Charles J. Fries.

Gold Medal for Oratory -Donated by Hector McGowan Curren. A.M.. LIB. Awarded to George J. Crane.

Next in Merit- -Gerald F. McCann. Pubile Contest, College Auditorium. May 1, 1914. Judges: the Rev.

George Murphy, Hector McGowan A. LI. B. Francis J. Garcia.

109, A.B., LL. B. High School Department-Figueira Gold for Elocution. Donated by Matthias Figuerla, M.D., LL. D.

Awarded to Robert Graham. Next In Merit-Edward J. Curran. Public Contest, College Auditorium. May 1914.

Judges: the Rev. George Murphy, Hector an Curren, '05, A.M.. LL.B. Francis J. Garcia, A.B., BOYS IN TRIPLE DEBATE Commercial High School's Annual Speaking Contest The annual extemporaneous speaking contest was held yesterday at the assembly of Commercial High School.

The six participants had done the best work the Cup Debates during the term. Three questions were discussed, one fellow speaking for and another against a problem. James Brown maintained that "The Philippine Islands Should Be Made, Independent from the United George Hefferman arguing against it. Abraham Alexander spoke on the affirmative of the question, "Resolved, to a single six-year Albert That the Presidential term' be changed Schlactus opposed him. The third proposition was, "Resolved, That President Wilson's policies toward Mexico are the best." David Cunnison upheld the President's attitude, while Silas Besthoff debated, against it.

Brown awarded first placo; Besthoff, second, and Cunnison, third. The prizes consisted of points toward a G. O. literary medal. Several members of the staff of the Ledger, Commercial's monthly publication, paid a visit yesterday morning to Public School No.

172. Warren M. Van Name, its principal, who prior to his appointment was the faculty advisor of the 1 Ledger, welcomed the editors. An entertainment was given by the Commercialites in the assembly room, and included: 3 "A Boy's Composition on by Edgar R. Thiess; "The Owl Critic," a recitation by Dewey Pinsker; "Signor Sapinelili at the Baseball Game," a recitation by Salvatore Marinello, and "The Adventures of Sherlock Jones," a reading by Leonard Mandel.

Walter Zeydel of the Ledger was also present. In return for the treat which the high school boys had given them, the students of 172 sang a number of songs, so the morning was thoroughly enjoyed. LAST RITES FOR McLAUGHLIN Military Honors Paid at Grave of Well-Known Brooklynite Funeral services for J. Louis Kays McLaughlin, husband of Mary Marriott and son of the late Hugh and Pauline Kays McLaughlin and a nephew of the late Hugh McLaughlin, were held last night at his late residence, 1815 Brooklyn avenue. The house was thronged with friends and relatives, who gathered at the bier to pay their final respects.

The drawing-room, where the casket rested, was turned into a flower garden. Ivy wreaths and other floral pieces were gifts of the Spanish War Veterans, the Tambo Social Club, Bergen Beach Yacht Club and other organizations of which the deceased was a member. The Rev. George Swan, rector of St. Matthew's P.

E. Church of Bay Ridge, officiated at the services. Eight choir boys of St. John's P. E.

Church, under the direction of Organist John Mason, sang. A delegation of fifty -odd Spanish War Veterans, under the command of Battalion Quartermaster W. Mullen, attended the services. One of the special features of the services was the draping of the coffin with the national colors, with impressive ceremonies, held under the auspices of the veterans. Interment took place this morning, at Greenwood Cemetery.

A squad of soldiers fired a salute over the grave of their deceased comrade as his remains were being lowered. The deceased was a member of the Fourteenth and Twenty-third regiments and other military organizations, all of which were represented at the funeral services. His only surviving son is Hugh McLaughlin. Among the well-known friends of the deceased present at the services were Marchioness Ellen McLaughlin, Stephen McKeever, Edward McKeever, L. W.

Cahn, eMir. and Mrs. George Reilly, William Van Wyck, Mrs. William Marriott, Dr. William R.

Petit, James Shevlin, Assemblyman H. Vogel, William H. Hallahan, R. E. Ehlers, D.

W. Callaghan, Thomas Courtney and Edward Bushnell. TRIBUTE TO W. V. B.

BENNETT. Pastor Clifford Officiates at Funeral of Dead Supervisor. Funeral services were held this afternoon for the late William V. B. Bennett at his late residence, 929 Kings Highway.

Only the immediate family attended the services and accompanied the body to Greenwood Cemetery, where the interment was made. The Rev. Philip H. Clifford, pastor of the Gravesend Reformed Church, officiated at the service, and while he did not eulogize, dwelt upon the simple presentation of the Biblical truth concerning the life beyond the grave. In a letter to The Eagle, Mr.

Clifford requested the publication of the following tribute to Mr. Bennett: A LOVING TRIBUTE. In the death of William V. B. Bennett, Supervisor of Gravesend.

treasurer of the old Gravesend Reformed Church, friend and counselor of the poor, one of the humble, great men of the day, Brooklyn has sustained a great loss. Mr. Bennett was honorable, just and true, A perfect Christian gentleman, a real friend, having that virtue which never sacrifices principle, but in love sacrifices self for right. for friends, for those who needed his help. He had ancestors, among whom were men and women of the good old Dutch stock, havIng character, love and spiritual amuence, but he himself is an ancestor.

He was a man who was concerned with the Infinite concern of making a life rather than a living. By his death a great void has been created in our chuch. As his pastor, I loved him, and I am a better man for having known him. He hated shams above all things, but he belleved in the true and the real and he practiced the presence of God. In his death I have personally suffered a great loss, but trust God will raise up another whose advice will help me as much as his in the great work of the ministry, PHILIP H.

CLIFFORD. TO BUILD ADDITION. Another Cottage to Be Added to Jewish Home. The second annual convention of the Jewish Home for the Aged and Infirm, organized by the Federation of Roumanian Jews, at Mount Vernon, was held last Sunday at the homo in Mount Vernon. The president, Dr.

P. A. Siegelstein, read his annual report, which showed that $20,500 were collected since the institution was opened, and that thirty-five inmates were admitted into the home. A contribution was taken up, which resulted in the collection of hundreds of dollars, in the offer from one of the members to defray half of the expenses of building an additional house or annex to the present home. A lution was unanimously adopted to accept the offer, and to proceed at once with the building of the necessary addition to the home, Including an annex for the special accommodation of con- The following officers were elected: Dr.

P. A. Siegelstein, president: A. L. Kalman, vice president: B.

Corneal, treasurer; Dr. Joseph E. Braunstein, secretary, REAL ESTATE RECORDS Comparative Tables. 1914-From June to 10, Inclusive: Deeds, consideration 45 Total value $143.893 Nominal consideration 466 Deeds of release, etc. 53 1913-From June 5 to June 11, inclusive: Deeds, consideration 46 Total value $241,727 Nominal consideration 407 Deeds of release, 36 1914-From June 4 to June 10, Inclusive: number of 422 Total value $1,774,484 Number of P.

M. 186 Value of P. M. $432,887 1913-From June June 11, Inclusive: Total number of 352 Total value $1,426,227 Number of P. M.

101 Value of P. M. $342,122 Mechanics Liens. JUNE 19. Union st, cor Troy av, 95x100, Bonagura agst Bldg Co $1,100 Pitkin av, cor Powell st, 50x100, Square Lumber Co agst Brien Amusement Co Brien Plumbing Co Brien Powell st, cor Dumont av.

100x100, Rothsteln agst Stratmore Co Judgments. JUNE 19. first given, that of judgment debtor.) Haft, W-Borough Bank Same Same $111,718.83 Newman, F--N Tel Co $19.56 Hall, A M--Same $12.67 Harrington, -Same $17.04 Rosenthal, S--Same $26.71 Curtis, A-Same $14.01 Currier, $36.41 C- -Same $26.62 Gemino, F--Same $14.26 Salmonson, J- $12.87 Klenert, E- Same $17.05 Donaldson, M- Same $17 Alello, M-Same $23.82 Ake, A -Same Tate, $25.42 Miller. M--Same $18.29 Brauckmuller, M-Same $14.20 Hattersley, G. Guer, $27.08 Gartz, D-T Hollyskin $168 Brunn, Brunn $6,218.62 Beck, I.

Silverman Hernsheim, Rapp Gross. W-S Silverman $118.30 Silberlicht, W- Kirsch Mfg $52.64 Stumman, G- -Belveue Hotel $240.11 Winkler, F-D Sadacca $312.60 Wixted, Healy-Bogert Flour Company $309.17 Schaetzle, Ludder exrs A Schaetzle- Gunter $631.58 Roberts, as president Exp Drew Bro--F Furlong. $6,732.95 Sauer, M--G Wolf. $70 Same--A Brenners. $105.20 Sauer, as admx Sauer- Brenners $1,899.73 Fishman, B- Dupiquae $866.85 Rosinsky, H--Nassau Elec $116.07 Otto Singer, Inc--Inter City Car Advt $101.50 Burns, D- Levine.

$180.30 Segal. as receiver of Kaufman Const Co--J Haberman $107.84 Muller. M--E A Muller. $56.83 Carroll, -Merchants Nat Bank. $117.24 Schult, G-D Dairs.

$77.60 Daniels, I.J Ryan $21.47 Coors. E--M F' Kelly. $76.40 Gordon, A--Monarch Amusement $158.25 Sullivan, J-W $1,819.97 Flood, A E--J $132.12 Wesson, M-Greeley Square Amusement $146.57 Koellner, admx Koellner-Brooklyn Union El Co. $107.57 Bruno, V--State of $5.000 Safer, C--R $150.46 Hartman Const Co--G Lasmussen. $266.13 Oberstebunk, A-S $152.21 Jennings, R--K $43.41 Emigh G--K $78.41 Lexington Sheet Metal Works-H Sommerfield $350.48 Hamer, v.

Nassau Elec Co. $148.07 Fenning, L--W Farley. Schneider, M-W $97.97 Ratner, A--I $107.60 Bolowitz, M-Piel $114.71 Thomas, C-Acker, Merrall Condit Byrnes. J-Sulzberger Sons Co. $28.84 Birnbach, R--Sulzberger Sons Co.

$127.63 MacLoed, F--B $12.40 Gumpert, M--J $42.18 Kleine, A Schlosser-I Schwartz. $96.87 Eardley, R-Lefstein $41.40 Gionaro, P---M $36.40 Termine, R--M $138.45 Meehan, J-Berry Bros $62.90 Engstrom, A--F Mairs. $264.40 Rikel, Charles Kullman Palliser Braner $123.86 Pansick, Zaslow-J Ulin. $170.43 Searffe, W--G $69.40 Burnham, Albert M. Sigmund Cohn--W Clendenin $189.98 Altonje, -J Schindler $52.98 Caciaturo, E-Lifstein $107.90 Albino, -Same $13.03 Zimmerman, M.

Griffin Zimmerman Drug Co-F Zimmerman $116.76 Meyer. A -Baar Bros $77.22 Fein. Fein $122.50 Davenport, -M Mayne, $350.96 Eagle Oil Supply Rokeach Sons $100.87 not served. Mortgages. JUNE 19.

ST, 9 8, 100 ft Ridge Boulevard, 4 morts, 4 parcels, Malone-Herting Realty Co to ST Co (18-6005) $19,500 Wagner, P. wife, to Leslie-Posen Const CARROLL ST, 8, 344 ft Kingston av, Co, (5-1293) LOTS 44 45, map Rugby Stackpole, N. to Burnham $500 PUTNAM AV, 240 ft Knickerbocker av, Preusse, wife, to German Savings Bank (11-3370) $2,600 PACIFIC ST, 9, 216.7 8 Henry st, Booras, wife, to Phelps (2 291) $3,000 a (17-5662) 47TH ST, Wilner, to w' Abel, $1,600 73D ST, 8, 89.8 5th av, 5 morts, 5 parcels, Lucke, wife, to Title Co. (18-5919) $22,500 WILSON ST, Truslow-Fulle to Thompson ano, $5,000 STOCKHOLM ST. No 14, Root.

to Fidelity Guar Co (11-2353) $3,760 CLERMONT AV. 264.11 8 Fulton st, Beaty to Beaty (7-2009) $700 SACKMAN ST, Shapiro, to Glickman. $1,500 WARWICK ST, 150 ft 8 Belmont av, De Paolo, wife to Werner A110 (13-4013) $450 10TH ST. cor 4th av. morts, 2 parcels, Realty Co to Title (4- 1016) $72,500 DECATUR ST, 126 ft Hamburg av.

Trautwein, G. Re wife to The Thrift (11-3435) $3,700 4TH ST Corrigan, S. wife, to Title Co, (4-982). $4,500 HUMBOLDT ST. 61.2 Maujer st, Rossi, to German Savings Bank (9- 2796) $2.200 44TH ST, 250 ft 7th Norwegian Evan Luth Free Church to Harding (3- 732) $1,625 STH ST.

Quirk, W. to A Lineaweaser, (21-7098) $1,200 WARWICK ST, 100 ft 8 Blake av, 2 morts, 2 parcels, Silberman, to Camen (13-4062) $1,350 WILLIAMS AV. 8, 100 ft Dumont av. Revlls Realty Co to Second United Cities Realty Corp (12-3801) $33,000 BROOKLYN AV. 20 ft Sterling place, Klim, F.

to Paskus (4-1243) 21ST ST 8, 235 ft 4th av, 2 parcels, Delo, F. to Bklyn Savings Loan Assn (3-620 642) $3,000 EARL ST, 8, 314.7 Brooklyn AV, Cassino, wife, to Brooklyn' Savings Loan Assn (5-1332) $800 AV 120 ft 17th st, McDonald, G. to Title Ins Co (22-7322) $3,250 CERTAIN LEASE made by Garma, Crickellas, to Kips Bay Bwg Malting Co (21-7064). $2,000 WINTHROP ST, cor Bedford av, dipperly, wife to A Stanley (16- 5045) ..81.000 67TH ST. Sandusky Bldg Co to Bushby, (17-5563) $7.200 WILLIAMS AV.

100 ft Dumont av, Reviis Realty Co to Progressive Realty Impt Co, 2 morts, 2 parcels (12-3801) $12,000 EVERGREEN AV. 25 ft Troutman st, Leonhard Epplg Bwg Co to May ano (11-3172) $4.000 MELROSE ST. 50 ft Irving av, Correale et al to Loncao EAST 18TH ST. 8, 308 ft Av N. Holmes ROGERS wife to 1.

Bull. AV. No 1336. Ericsson to Erlesson (16-5228A) $1,150 ALBANY AV. 8, 30 ft Bergen Journey wife to Title Co (5-1223) 88,500 ST JOHN'8 PI 100 ft Rochester av.

A 8 Greenblatt to Hogle (5-1385) $3,000 4TH ST, 174.10 8th av, A Betta to Bond Mort Guar Co (4-1081) AV E. 60 ft 10th st, Driver et al to Title Co (4-1011) $11.000 ST. 8. 340.10 Prompect Park West, Cadiz wife to 8 Title Guar Co (4-111) $4,500 PITKIN AV. Hopkinson av.

Kovenaky to 8 Title Guar Co 719-3496) $7,500 NEW UTRECHT AV. 87 ft 86th Golding wife to Kings Co Trust Co (19-6343) $2.500 EAST 4TH ST, ft Av Derist to Lipant (21-7106) NEWRIRK AV, cor Ocean Loutsville Realty Co to Lawyers Mort Co .845,000 PLOT begins 108.10 54th at 350 ft Ridge Blvd, Trundy ano to Lawyers Mort (18-6024) $3,000 PITKIN AV. cor Howard av, I Halperin wife to Title Co (12-3512) 418T ST, 350 ft 14th av, Fledelman to Dauber ano (16-5345) .81,000 8 1ST ST, 73.1 Roebling st. 8 Kaplan Son to Title I Co ST JOHN'S PL. 129 ft Troy Serota Bros Const Realty Co to Lawyers Title 1 fic Co.

2 morts, parcels, (5- 1583) $6,000 CLARKSON ST, 1,175 ft Flatbush av, L. Dilberger wife to Huron Realty Co. (16-5065) $1,000 LEE AV. Grossman wife to Title Co, (8-2205) $4,500 49TH ST, Lynbrook Homes Corp to brook Realty Corp. 6 parcels (23-7893, LINCOLN PL.

TELL Troy av, Serota Bros Const Realty to Lawyers Title Co (5-1389) SAME TO SAME. Eastern Pkwy, Troy av LAFAYETTE AV. ft CIneson parcel .817.000 2 POWELL. ST. Riverdale ell-River Co to Stone Av Realty Co, morta, parcels, 813,000 CHAUNCEY 8T.

Fitspatrick to Guttenhere, 0 (6-1688) $550 12TH AV, a cor $9th at, Von Derp Lo (13-4212) nom PUTNAM AV. 240 Knickerbocker av, 303 100. Hutchinson Preusse wife, PENSELVANIA ft Pitkin av. L. Hurwitz to Koppelman, 1142 Eastern harkway, mort $12.000 nom PACIFIC ST.

ft Grand Sigrist Sigrist, Richmond HilL $8,500 (4-1124), val cons .8100 A PARK PL. Nostrand av. Creamer Joost. WashIngion mort $72.000 liens nom PIPKIN AV. Chestnut 100, A Horn wife 9 Rode.

Carroll st. mort $6,00 PITKIN AV. 120 ft Chestnut 100. Hoffman to Rubin. 94 AV, QUINCE ST.

No 185, Smith wife to Tischer, 52 Kosciusko st. mort 84.100 (7-1971) pOIn SO 3D ST. 1 cor Wethe 42x74.5, Harvey wife to A Harvey, Yonkers, Y. I (8-3429) nom SCHENCK AV. ft Dumont av.

16.8 x100, Wiland wife to Pollack, 75 109th st. Y. mort $1,980 (13-4060) SACKMAN ST, 20 ft Belmont av, 50x 50, Glickman to Shapiro, 2914 Farragut road, mort 84,500 (12-3728) SARATOGA AV. 25 ft Blake 100. I Steinberg wife to Lenkowsky, 631 Saratoga av (12-3537) ST JOHN'S PL.

6, 129 ft Troy AV. 60x 130.3: also Lincoln pl. 8, 179.9 Troy AV, 60 Lincoln pl, 187 ft Troy av. 60x110.3: Eastern Parkway, 316.5 Schenectady av. Eastern Parkway, 270.8 Troy av.

6x10.3, Allouma Realty Co to Serote Bros Const Realty Co, 1494 Eastern Parkway, mort $17,500 (5-1383, 1389, 1396, 1395) nom WILSON ST. 8 100 ft Wythe av. 80.5x 100, also all personal property attached therein, Hayes wife to Truslow Fulle, Inc. 44 to 54 Wilson st, mort $5,000 (8-2180) nom Coffin WEIRFIELD of ST. Nos 192 Brown, 194, dec'd, to as extrx A Coffin, 485 Madison st, (11-3404).

nom WILLIAMS AV. 8, 100 ft Dumont av. 100x100, Progressive Realty Impt Co to Revlis Realty Co, Inc, 743 Saratoga av (12- 8801) ST, 480 ft 70x82.6, A Lineaweaver to Quirk, 167 Bay 43d st, mort $1,200 (21-7098) nom LIVONIA AV. cor Barrett st. 100x 400.3; also Livonia AV.

cor Barrett st, 100x400.3, Remsen Realty Co et al to Ginsberg, 1237 Eastern Pkway, mort $12,000 BATTERY AV. 8, 125 ft 90th st, 35x 125, Falkenberg to Falkenberg, Nicholsen, Pa, subj mort (18-6072), val cons $100 POWELL ST. cor Riverdale av, 100x 100, Stone Avenue Realty Co to PowellRiver Co, Inc. 437 Sackman st, morts 000 (12-3814), val cons $100 4TH ST, 97.7 6th aV. 17.4x 95, A Bruchhausen to Corrigan, 320 8th av (4-982) 4TH AV.

cor 87th st, 100x100, Alvino ano As exors, etc of Marasco, dec'd, to A Truda, 571 8th st. mort $6,000 (18-6044) $8.000 5TH AV. cor 6th st. 23.6x86.8. Corrigan wife to A Bruchhausen, 567 4th st, mort $7.000 (4-993).

5TH AV. 8, 68.7 73d st, 24x115.9x23.4x 110.1, Sullivan Co to Johnson, 507 48th st. morta $13.000 nom 12TH AV. 8, 90.2 44th st, 40x 100, Rasquin Riverhead Savings Bank. Riverhead, Y.

foreclosure (17- 5603A) $3,000 6TH 33 ft Bergen st, 17x65, Pitt 409 17th st, 12 part. mort $3,000 (4-1143). nom 17TH ST, 110 ft 9th AV, 16.8x100, Brown to Clarke, 139 Stuyvesant av, subj morts (2-371) 20TH AV. cor 67th st. 100x140, Busby to Sandusky Bldg Co, 1701 77th st (17- 70TH ST.

439.10 7th av. 20x100.2, Campbell to Graeber, 508 Jefferson av. mort $4,700 (3-918). nom 44TH ST. 8.

250 ft 7th AV, 50x100.2. Harding wife to Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Free Church, 752 44th st (3- 732) nom 58TH ST, 8 8, 400 ft 4th av, 20x100.2, McCarmack et Al McCormack, 450 58th st, mort $4,000 (3-855). 61ST ST, 800 ft 8 22d av. 40x100, Storer wife to Koch, Sewickley, Pa, RT 76TH ST. s.

590 ft 15th av. 60x89.10x 60x88.3, TE Cisney wife to Riskin Wolln, 5519 New Utrecht av, mort $1.350 (19-6234) 88D ST, No 1669. L' Goldstein to Goldstein, Fall River, Mass, a 1 (19- nom 83D ST. No 1665, same to Golding, Portland, Me, a (19-6306) 83D ST, No 1671, same to Goldstein, Fall River, Mass, a 1 QUEENS BOROUGH. Mechanics Liens.

JUNE 19. Lucia av, 8, 160 ft Arverne Boulevard, 100x200, Arvern, Tooker, claimant, agst Edgemere Building Corpn, owner. $743 Lucia av, 160 Arverne Boulevard, 100x400, Edgemere, Tooker, claimant, agst Edgemere Building Coopn, $545 Prospect st, 8, 45 ft 8 Atlantic st Jamaica, Dixon, claimant, agat Efran, owner, Efran, contractor. $145 Victoria st. 695.6 ft Degraw av.

Jamaica. A Diederich, claimant, agat Jamaica Hub Realty So, Inc, Ruge, owners $199 Judgments. JUNE 19. first given, that of judgment Black, Stern $281.40 Boyle, Dodd $100.65 Cove, M-A Rockwell. $147.72 Collins, Radiator Coopn.

$131.67 Doran, M--B Ernst $44.41 Finn, Willett, $974.46 Guthy, P--W Emmett, Supt Ins. $191.91 Haight, $5,903.63 Lehman, C--Fuchs Co. $3,626.90 Raphael, G-S Spear. 871.60 Roedel, -Lash's Bitters $23.71 Schultz, -W Suetbrink $674.99 Wethers Manor elation $850.05 All Boro Realty Construction Co- -Tenement House Dept, City of $55 James Street Garage, Inc--The McGrawe Tire Rubber Co. $95.01 Mortgages.

JUNE 19, Armstrong, to Long Island Waterfront Realty Co, acres, adj estate Buffet Carli. Flushing $1,000 Albert, to Long Island City Building Loan Assn, Jamaica av. 8, 125 ft Hopkins av. 25x100, I City Affieri, to Porrini, lots 91, 92, map Metropolitan Manor, Jamica $1,800 Bock, J. to Moran.

Prospect av, 8, 155 ft Bleecker st, 20x138.4, East burgh $3,000 Bleecker st. 30x138.4, East Williamsburgh. 84,000 Same to same, Prospect av, 126. ft Capote, to Home Mortgage Investment Co of 'Y. Shore av, 8, 125 ft Wyekoff at, 25x 100, Jamaica $1,600 Doenecke, to Biffar, lots 284, 285, 286, 287, map No 6, I Real Estate Exchange Investment Co.

Newtown $4,500 Dimmerling, A G. to 8 Coffin ano, cust st, 6, 25 ft Mulberry av, 25x62.6, one 81,200 Entwistle, W. to Shevlin, Fulton cor Johnson av, 75x93, Morris Gerus T. to Home Mortgage Investment Co of Y. Shore av, 8, 10 ft Wyckoff st, 25x 100, Jamaica $1,600 Imperial Paint Co to Queens, County Trust Co, 10th st, 150 ft AV, 76x100, City ...88,000 Jeffertes, to Long Island City Savings Bank, Lathrop At, 294.5 Webster 20.3x42.9, L.

1 City $6400 Keil. C. to Rockaway Coast Realty Co. 10 ft lot 396 a 15 ft lot 397, map property at Edgemere 81,100 Leblang, to Diehl ano. Lafayette st, 5, 825 ft Morton av, 25x100, Middle Village $800 Lundia, E.

to David Leahy Realty Co, lot 5. bk 8, map South Ozone Park $500 Same to same, lot 5, bk 8, map South Ozone Park $1,000 Litt, 14, to Mayer, Groton st. 8. 174 ft Greenway South, 60x99, Hill $3,600 Richmond Miller Re Rubin, Inc, to Koehler, Briggs av, 8, 100 ft Beaufort at, 72x92, Morris Park $2,200 Nicastro, to Brooks, St John's pl. 174.3 Willow st, 24.9x73, Astoria.

Polje, W. to Coxe, as extrx, Ocean av. cor Sea View av. 100x100, Rockaway Beach $8.000 Rubenbauer. to Loebelenz.

Anthon AV. 22 ft Halleck av, 19x81, Newtown $1,500 Schwarz, M. to Bank of Jamaica AV. 40 ft Welling at, 40x104, mond HIll $6,500 Schrott, to Title Guar Trust Co. Central av, 75 ft Grand av, 100, Corona Taylor, to Roslyn Saves Bank.

Bay at, cor 4th place, 50x100, Bayalde. $2,500 Wagner. Co, M. to Cord Meyer Development Kelvin st, 8, 175 ft Continental AV. 75x100.

Newtown $8,140.50 Young, to Bender ano, Metropolitan av. 120 ft Methodist Churchyard, 25x100, Newtown Zummo, M. to 8 Title Guar Co, Jamaica 50 ft Woodland av. 19.6x9%. Woodhaven $5.000 Same to same.

Jamaica 41 ft Woodland av. 19.6x9%, $5,000 Same to same, Jamaica av. 61 ft Woodland av. 19.6x0%, Same to same, Jamaica AV. Woodland av.

19.6x94, Woodhaven. Scutt Bide Co, Inc. to same, Rondout 246 ft a Chichester av. 60x100. Hollis 4,000 Assignments of Mortgages.

June 19. American Bonding Co of Baltimore to Laurelton Land nom Belle Harbor- Edgemere Realty Co, Inc, to L. Bassford Colgan, P. to Roslyn Saves Bank Davison. V.

as ext, to A $3,300 Same to same $2,200 Davison, L. V. an adme, to nom Davison. A M. to $3.300 Same to same $2,200 Leahy Realty Co to nom First Mort Guar Co to Queens Co Trust Co.

an trustee $6,000 Forest Park Realty Co to The Board of Ed of the Reformed Church in America. $9,000 Loebelenz, W. to Lockwood. to A Mayer. $3.000 Same to 8 Hieble.

Lehman, H. to 11 Miller. 8100 to CT Lanby nom Nelson, Richmond Morte Co. nom Richmond Mortg Co to I A Hopkins. $900 Shelp, ano, as trustees to 8 Newman ..87.600 Title Guar Trust Co to New York vestora Coopn Vanderbilt.

J. to Weber, to .1300 Conveyances. Point, adj it Van Wicklen, Jamaica meadow South nom Bergen, OFR to acres salt meadow near Long Point, adJ land Van Wicklen to Bergen. to Miller. 54 Went 40th Shin.

salt meadow, near Lone Bleckwenn, to First Pearsall (17-6704) $200 ELDERT LANE. to Line Realty (13-4167A) $800 BAY ROAD, Voorhies morts, parcels -7461 PITKIN AV. cor Crystal Henke wife to Lawyers Mort Co 4211) $5,000 PITKIN 243.7 Eastern Pkwas Extn, Daneik ano, to Kugel 1477A) WEIRFIELD ST. 8. 140 ft tral av, A Cottin to Kirk FT GREENE PL.

139.6 Fulton st. Parker wife to Van Pelt, as extx (7-2097) $7,000 CHURCH AV. cor St Paul's pl, Kraslow Const Murdock Realty Co, 9 morts, 9 parcels 61ST ST. 160 ft 6th AV, Williams wife to Title Guar Co, 5 morts. 5 parcels (18-5793) $15,760 BEDFORD AV.

6 89 ft Tilden av. L. Behrens to Dime Savings Bank, 6 parcels (15-4589) $16,000 Assignments of Mortgages. JUNE 19. American uSrety Co to Bond Mtg Company Babbitt, to I.

Bull City Real Estate Co to Title Co. nom Same to satne Carl, admr Carl. to $2,400 Conroy, wife to Title Co rerecorded $4.500 Diamond, M. to Bergmann Dagostino, to Guertler, admtrx Guertler, to MA Hecht, gdn Hecht ano Glickman, R. to Minasian $400 Hamilton, A S.

to 000 Lawyers Title I Co to City Savings Bank $4,000 Home Title Ins Co to Bklyn Trust $35,000 Khouri. A N. to Phelps Neubecker, W. wife to Lawyers Mortgage Co $3,500 Lehrenkrauss, ano to New Haven Realty Corpn New Haven NY Realty Corpn to EisLawyers Title I enberg Co to Same to Gray $3,600 Same to Moore, exr 4,500 Leslie-Posen Const Co to Princess Anne Company Lawyers Mtg Co to Germania Svgs 500 Meyer, W. to Ehrlich Marketable Title Co to Nattell, to Boum $650 O' Brien.

to Title Ostergren, to Rowland, M. ano, exrs Rowland. to Bond Mtg Guar Co $3,500 Rabell, to Rabell Stark, ano to Home Title Ins Company $4,000 Schimmel, to Title Guar Co, val cons $100 Title Dalzell ano, 89 Scott, W. to Audley Handy Tuozzo, A to Sessa Title Guar Co to Dime Savings $4,500 Same to same $7,500 Same to Good, extr Good $2,000 Tilden, wife to Raynor. $760 Title Guar Co to Dime Savings $2.125 Same to same $2,125 Same to same $2,375 Same to same Same to same .82.375 Same to same $5,000 to same $2,125 Same to same $2,125 Same to same $2,125 Same Same to to same same $18,750 $7.500 Same to same $16,250 Same to same $2,125 Same to same $2,125 Same to same $2,126 Same to Brooklyn Trust $7,500 Same to same $6,000 Same to same $6.250 Same to Bushwick Savings Bank $4,500 Werner, as exors, A Werner, to Title Co $2,250 Weegler, to $800 Conveyances.

ASHFORD ST, 90 ft Dumont a.V, 40x90, Rosehorn Realty Co, Inc, to Phaedro Realty Co, Inc, 459 Stone av, mort $1,250 (13- 4064), val cons $100 AV 8 168.5 40th st, 20x90: also Av 8, 198.5 40th st, 80x90, Knowles Realty Co to Minisink Co, Tusten, morts $11,350 (23-7813) AGATE COURT, 8, 83 ft Atlantic av, 16x77.6. Copperman wife to Bennett, Miller av New Lots road, mort $2,250 (6-1871) ATLANTIC AV. 100 ft Hicks st. 40x80, A Segrist to Segrist, Richmond Hill, morts $13,500 (1-263), val cons ATLANTIC AV, 8, 32 ft Ralph av, 15x80, Kreps wife to Moore, tenville, Staten Island, all liens, all interest AV 8, 168.5 40th st, 20x90: also Av 9, 198.5 40th st, 80x90, Minisink Co to Linnbrook Realty Corpn, 2 Rector st, Y. morts $11,250 (23-7813) nom AV K.

8 5, 158.5 40th st, 20x90, Linnbrook Realty Corpn to Lynch Realty Co, 42d st Bway, mort $2,250 (23- 7813) AMES ST. 8, 242.11 Pitkin av. 50x100, Collective Holding Co Ine to HardIng et al, 60 8th av, morts $19,500 (12-3516). nom ALL the right, title and interest of the parties of the first part in and to any award made or to be made by the commissioners in condemnation proceedings to acquire title to 79th at to 86th st. bet 10th and 18th avs, Brown wife to Borough Bank of Brooklyn, 61 Bway, Y.

(18-5984, 5993, 4002. 6012, 6022. 6030, 6039: 19-6266 to 6262, 6278 to 6284. 6301 to 630, 6307 to 6314, 6320 to 6326, 6337 to nom BERKELEY PL, 140 ft 7th av. 20x 100, Crandell to I Wilson, 117 79th st, morts $8,850 (4-951), val cons BERGEN ST, 78.3 Court st, runs 75.3 19.7 25.1 25.5 100.4 45 to beg, A Sigrist to A Sigrist.

Richmond Hill, morts $14,500 (1-280), val cons $100 BUTLER ST, 9 185 ft Bond st. 20x120, WA Rebstein wife to 1. Ash, City Island. morts $4,750 (2-410) BAY 50TH ST, 8, 229 ft Harway av. 20x96.8, Realty Associates to Rosario Grasso wife, 321 106th st, (21-6917A CHAUNCEY ST.

8. 218.9 Patchen AV. 18.9x88.11. I Guttenberg wife to Fitzpatrick, 131 123d st, mort $3,000 (6-1688), val cons CENTRAL AV. 8, 77.4 8 Hart st, 25.9 liamson, x116.2x25x109.10, Weissmanto W11- 1909, part, morts $5,800 (11-3228).

nom CLARKSON ST. 8, 1175 ft Flatbush av. 25x200, Huron Realty Co, Inc. to Dilberger wife, 134 Clarkson st, mort $4,000 (16-5065), val cons $100 DECATUR ST, No 722, Ferguson to Laws, 90 Hopkinson av, mort $2,000 (6-1507), val cons $100 49TH ST, 137.6 Av N. 40x100; also 49th st, 217.6 Av 120x100: 49th st.

s. 857.6 Av 40x100! 49th st, 497.4 8 Av 160x100; 49th st, 100 ft AV 0, 140x100, Minisink Co to Linnbrook Realty Corpn, Rector st, mort $10,000 (23-7893, 20-8488) nom SAME PROPERTY, Linnbrook Realty Corpn to Lynnwood Homes Corpn. Bway 424 st, mort $10,000 18TH ST, 8, 808 ft Av N. 30x100, Ohnewald to HA Holmes 1454 wife, 18th st, mort $4,000 (20-6755) ELDERT LANE. No 359, Boro Line Realty Co to Meinecke, 265 Grant av.

mort 3,300 (18-4176A) ELDERT LANE, 8, 107.9 Glen 20x93.1 x20x93.5. Woodworth Realty Co to Boro Line Realty Co, 42d st Broadway, Y. all liens (13-4176A) 49TH ST, 137.6 Av N. 40x100; also 49th st, 217.6 8 Av 120x100; 10 49th at, 8, 357.6 8 Av N. 40x100; 49th st.

497.6 Av 160x100: 49th st, 100 ft Av 140x100, Knowles Realty Co to Minisink Co, Tusten, Y. mort $10.000 (23-7893, nom ESSEX ST. 8, 60 ft a Dumont av, 20x60: also Essex st, 80 ft a Dumont av. runs 86.6 3.3 6.6 8 16.9 92.11 11 20 ft to beg, Cutler Bldg Co, Inc, to Rose. horn Realty Co, Inc, 1776 Nostrand av, mort $8,000 (13-4083, val con .8100 87TH ST, 187.6 Av H.

20x100, Steffens to A Steffens, 148 st (23- 7564) nom ELDERT LANE. 170 ft Vienna AV. 20x100, Schwenk Realty Co to Kandler wife. 3686 Beaufort av (14-4514) nom FROST ST. 8, 75 ft Manhattan av, runs 51.1 81.1 9 25 ft 71.2 41.3 25 ft to beg.

Becker to Miller, 115 Frost st, mort $5,400 19-2733), val cons $100 FROST ST, cor Union runs 200 ft to Withers st 41.6 1 169 ft to Frost 100 ft to beg, Pirkl to Von Elm, 165 Sunnyside av, mort $18,000 (9-2736) FRONT ST. 187, Power A8 exor of Cooney, dee'd, to City Real Estate Co. 176 Broadway, (1-41) ..84,750 GREENE AV. 100 ft Hamburg av, 25x100, Hess 0 Hess wife, Woodhaven. RT (11-3286) nom HEYWARD ST, A 8, 223.3 Bedford av, 102.10x10%, A Horn wife to 8 Rode.

1284 Carroll at (8-2230) nom HEYWARD ST, 210.4 Bedford av, 18.10x100, 8 Rode et al to Hame 2230A) nom SAME PROP. Rode wife Horn Co Lumber Ine, Lynch st HEYWARD ST. 2.0.3 Bedford 1802. 10x100, 8 Rode wife to Rode Horn Lumber Co, Inc. 0 Lynch st HALSEY ST, 8, 20 ft Nostrand av.

runa 85 ft 4 ft 15 ft 13.6 100 ft 19.6 to beg, Stokes to A Hommel Cole, 3337 Fulton st, subj dower all lien (6-1837) JORALEMON ST, No 106, White to Hume, 15 Pierrepont at (1-253) LYNCH ST, 8, 80 ft Lee 40x100, 8 Rode wife to Rode Horn Lumber Co, Inc. 9 Lynch st (8-2235) nom LYNCH ST. 220 ft Lee av. to same, mort $1,500 (8-2935) MIDDLETON ST. 50 ft 100, Rode wife to Rode Horn 8 Lumber Co.

Ine, Lynch st (9-2235). nom LEE AV. 56.9 Hooper st. McKinney (8-2205) wife to Grossman, 217 Hopkina LYNCH ST, Broadway, 3x20. Goodwin an exor of Goodwin, dee'd, to Hellrlegel, Maspeth, (8-2239) ....8400 LYNCH 9T, 242 Lee av.

A Horn wife to 8 Rode. Carroll st, 1284 mort $2,500 (8-2235) nom LYNCH AT. ft Lee 92x100, 8 Rode et al to same, mort $1,500 nom LYNCH ST. 50 ft Lee av. 40x100, same to same (8-2235) LYNCH ST.

212 ft Rode et al to Rode Horn Co. 9 Lynch st. mort MIDDLETON ST, N. So ft 100, heel, A Horn wife to Rode, 1244 Carroll (8-2235) MACON ST. No 311, personal property attached therein, A Rand.

of A Rand, to Barriette, Bedford av, 13,00 (4-1847) METROPOLITAN AV. 134.4 Lorimer 25x96.8. heel. Ferraro wife Zubrin Metropolitan mort 84,000 nom NEW YORK A No 1044, Lifschutz, Thatford (15-4003) PI.OT begins 90 ft av 6th interior lot. 1 Corrigan wife to A Bruchhausen, 667 4th PITKIN AV.

40 ft Chestnut At. 19.9x 100, 8. Rode wife to Rode Horn Lumber Co, Inc, 0 Lynch at, mort 15,000 Washington 25x100. ft ft Broadway. Broadway, nom BINar.

to Incton Brooklyn, to map Estate not ment Brennan, A West st. Mhtn, bik map Sheffleld Manor. Jamaica $2.500 addn. Capote, M. Wyckof st.

Jamaica. Shore Wyckoft st. 26x100. Jamaica $10 Cord Meyer Develmnt Wagner, ft 60 Alhtn. Kalvin st.

Continental Newtown. $100 Diocesan Mission Long Island St Matthew Protestant Episcopal Church, Millar AV. Woodlawn. to 516 ine, bik 17. map Brooklyn Manor Diehl.

P. to A Lebling ano, Fulton ft Middle Village, Lafayette 375 Morton st. 25x100, Middle Village. 8100 Douglaston Realty Co Wright ano, 13 Tappan at, Kearney, lot bik 16, map Amended Map Douglaston Park, Douglaston $10 Entwisle, to Fogarty, 408 Herald av, Richmond Hill, Hilburn ft Winfeld place, 60x100, Hollis. $10 Friedman, L.

to Polle, 8sth st. Brooklyn, Ocean Vlew cor Sea View 100x100, Rockaway Beach. nom Fogarty, to Entwiste, Hilburn st. Hollis, Fulton av, 8 cor Johnson av. Morris Park $790 75x93, Fream.

to A Ziegler-Horn, West 83d st. Mhtn. Lott av. 179.6 Windon st. 20.6x100, Jamaica.

Greater New Fork Home Co to 0 McCabe ano, 766 Metropolitan ay. Bkin, lots 481. 486, map St Albans Heights, St Albans. nom Gracy Land Co to 1. Guernsey, 85 Flushing AV.

Jainaica highway, from Astoria to Brooklyn. at 11 8 land Hiser, 60, Newtown $10 Guernsey, G. Felmore to Wright, 974 St Nicholas av. City: highway from Astoria Brooklyn. at land Hiser, 60.10x218, New town Hatfield, to Miller.

5 Acres, salt meadow, near Long Point, adj land Van Wicklen, Jamaica South Horan, to Lundie, 2992 Orchard av, Richmond Hill, lot 5, bik 8, map lots at South Ozone Park Hamilton, to A Schrott, 35 Edson st. rona: Central AV. 8, 75 ft Grand av, 100, Corona nom Horan, to Gleason. Rockaway boulevard, Ozone Park, lot 4, bik map lots at South Ozone Park $10 Judge, ref, to A Crabbe, 80 Oak st. Far Rockaway; Meredith av.

8, 220 ft 11 Amstel boulevard, 40x100, Arverne, foreclosure Same to same, Meredith av, 180 ft Amstel boulevard, 40x100, Arverne Kornfeld to Stack ano, 85 Woodmere pl, Richmond Hill, lot 25. bik 21. map Brooklyn Hills Impt Co, Richmond nom Laperuta, to Laperuta, 123 Boulevard, Rockaway Beach, loc 247, map South Side Park. Jamaica nom Manhattan Suburban Home Co to Alfieri ors, 250 6th st. Bkin.

lots 91 92, map Metropolitan Manor, Jamaica Moore. J. to Hunt. 126 Elm st. Richmond Hill, acres, adj land Devine Waldron, Juniper Swamp, Newtown Metuchen Dev Corpn to MacParland, Eagan av Deer st, Jamaica, lots 1 2, bik 10, map Howard Estates, Jamaica $100 Nestield, 8 to A Serzo, 167 Sherman st, City: Sherman st, 8, 825 ft a Washington av, 25x100, 1 City Queens- Mortgage Co to Webster, 304 38th st, Mhin, New York av, 8, 168 ft Pacifle st, 28x100, Jamaica nom Ryder, to Wade, 460 Guion av.

Richmond Hill. lots 150 to 154, inc. bik 26, map 382 lots, Brooklyn Hills Impt Co, Jamaica. nom Rockaway Coast Realty Co to Kell. 164 Arlington av.

Bkin, 10 ft, lot 396, 8 15 ft, lot 397, map property at Edgemere nom Scutt. W. to Soutt Bldg Co. Ine, 836 Fulton st. Jamaica, lots 133.

134, 135. 310, 1 311, 377, 878, 381, 882, map Pittsburgh Real Estate Co, Hollis nom Steck, W. to Kornfeld, 45 Cherry st, Brooklyn Hills, lot 28, bik 21, map Brooklyn Hills Improvement Co. nom Serzo, to 8 A Nasfeld, 110 Calyer st, Bklyn, Sherman st, 8, 235 ft Washington av. 25x100, I City.

nom Schrott. A to Schrott, 35 Edson st. Corona, Grove st, cor Chicago av. 50x100, Elmhurst nom Sheffield, I. to HD Zittel 021 Broadway, Mhtn.

15th st, 8, 183 ft Sanford AV, 40x92. Flushing nom Volk, H. to Henninger, 216 90th st, Mhtn, lots 74, 75, bik 4, map South Side Park. Jamaica nom Same to same, lots 72, 73. map South Side Park, Jamaica nom Same to same, lots 88, 116, 117, 208, map Globe Land Co, Jamaica nom Walterthum, to Walterthum 167 Hopkins av, Jersey City.

J. Manhattan Court, 8, 80 ft 10th st, 40x76, College Point nom Zittel. to Zittel, Broadway, Mhtn. State st, 250 ft Parsona av. 50x166f, Flushing $100 NASSAU COUNTY.

Judgments. first given, that of judgment Edwards, E--M Meagher $87.86 Fey Paper Co Paper Mill Co $544.41 Fearns, A--Mullen Buckley $169.30 Fabbiano, D--R Pesiri $197.51 Freis. -W Hutcheson $100.59 Gottlieb, Cheney Gemuender, G--C Fischer $78.31 Giritalli, G-W Raskin $97.67 Charles, G-Pomeroy Fischer Koller, -E Burke $1,258.13 Mortgages. Badenhausen, to A Edwards, 8 Whaley Willets st, 166x50, $1,900 Ry Co to Titus, 5 pleces, 89 acres, Oyster Bay. $15,000 Hicksville Dev Co, lots 2-3, Hicksville Gardens $1,500 MacFarla ady Kilpatrick, 113x29, Freeport $5,000 Thompson, to A Haff, lots 369-70, bik 11, Marion Park, Rockville $2,400 Geldel, H.

to Bank of Lawrence, 273x91, Lawrence. $2,500 Sessler, to Wright, 'lot 26, Villa Sites, Glen Head $4,500 Baldwin, to Southard, adj Birch, acres, Bellmore $500 Niedenreiter, to Randall Co, 8 Nassau Brown, 100x40, PJ $1,400 to Gerland, Laurel Marmorale, 119x80, Sea $4,000 to Glen Cove Bank, adj Checola, 236x40, Locust Brown, T. to Gerland, Laurel av, 119x86, Sea Cliff. $3,000 Drinkwater, to Jackson, 8 Central Park av, 100x50, Central Park. Schwartz, C.

to Hammond, adj Miller, 50x100, Baldwin $350 Dewsnap, V. to Dev Co, lots 78-81. bik Lakeside Park, Rockville Centre. $1,700 Foote, W. to Doty, plot 35, Hempstead Estates $500 Johnson, to Carrollton Ry Co, lots 214- 15, Boettjer, Ormonde to Park.

Jehien, lots 31-3, bike $1,076 1. lot 38. bik 44. Rockville Terace. $350 Gauggel, to Strahlendorf, lot 212-1 Nassau Heights, Mineola.

$500 Doxsey, 5 to Murray, Tredwell av, 100x50, East Rockaway. $2,600 Winter, R. to Nebbe, adj Sauter, 160x 294, Central $1,000 Forman, to Forman. Jr. 118-22, Woodlawn Terrace, Rockville Centre $1.000 Holmes.

K. to Enright, lots 36-8. bik 49, Long $500 Wenzel, to Townsend, lot 58, Sea Cliff Grove $1,750 Trotta, J. to Schettino, Wahl 62x132, Inwood $2,000 Matthews, 10 to Nassau Bank, 24 lots Matinecock Park. Locust Valley.

$3,000 Greaves, H. to A Cornell, Smith st. 100x75, Merrick. $650 Me to Richard, Evergreen av, 100x33, Port Washington $1,000 Assignments of Mortgages Jackson, to Christians Fettel, to Welz Zerweck Trubenback, L. to Enters Bushwick Savings Bank to Jamaica Savings Bank Alsop, to McCarthy McCarthy, to 1 Mccaulley Engs, to L.

Vanderveer West, N. to 1 West Same to name Wheeler, B. to 5 Beecher Muzante, Nassau I'nion Bank Davison, 10 Trafalger Ry Co to Bardusch 8 to Nassau elation Kennedy, to 0 Kennedy Conveyances. Wheatley, Land Miller. 30-1, Williston plan.

ham Kovats, M. to 8 O' Brisk, map, Greenvale Sub Land Co to Astorino, 5, Central Park Rouse. W. to 8 Lundherk. Hansen pl.

Sea Cliff not Johnson, B. to Finck, 1073-1124, Sea Cuff Grove Peck, to 8 Schwarz, American Co to A Chaband. bik Hicksville Lorine. A to Locust Valley Really 10 acres. adj Drum.

Cove. Sammie, A W. to Montray Realty near Hickaville Baylis. N. to Labella, map.

Oyster Bay Weeks, R. to Carpenter, Cliff Grove Cox. R. to Carpenter Sea Cliff Grove Labella, M. to Labella a send map, Oyater Bay Hub Land Valicentl, to 75, Central Park Sherman, to Peed, Park Wetmore, to Bullock, Underbill, Centre Island nom Kusch, to Kusch, 30-4, Kusch map.

Weatbury Vossler, A to Erakine. Smith Farm, Great Neck Huntington, P. to Vandeventer, 264. Port Washington 85,000 Seabury, A to Glen Cove Ins 413-15, bik 3, Weatbury Park $3,006 Harrison, A E. to Maher, Smith Farm.

Great Neck. Offray, M. 1. Starkey, B. Great Neck Terrace.

PAuR. to A Hanelick. son map. Hyde Park Starkey, H. to it Wolf, 16-20.

bik Great Neck Terrace Wolf. to If Ruben, Place Great Neck Blaich. to L. White, lot Plane dome, Manhasset, Chew, ano, to Hendrickson Dwyer. New Hyde Park Miller.

8. to A Miller, 1118-19, Place to Lyon Great Neck Steed, to Quattrocchi, North Roslyn White, 1. Halch. Plandome, ME Plana Momitt Co to Miller, 1114-19. Pettit Lamb Co to A Greene, Smith SCHOOL GARDENS PRODUCTS SHOWN Children Exhibit Vegetables and Flowers Grown in Back Yards PRIZES FOR YOUNG GARDENERS Kindergarten Children Have Splendid Exhibit--List of Winners.

The June exhibit of vegetables and flowers by the School Garden Clubs of Public School No. 129, Gates avenue, near Lewis, was held yesterday afternoon in the auditorium of the building and was much admired by fond parents and friends of the school. It was, perhaps, one of the best exhibits of the kind ever held in a Brooklyn school, and the principal, Dr. Edward 1 P. Crowell, who originated the scheme last year, was much pleased.

A bronze medal and 122 other prizes were awarded. There are thirty-four garden clubs with a membership of 982 pupils in this school, and nearly every member entered the contest. It was with considerable effort that the judges, Dr. Crowell, Miss Ellen Eddy Shaw of the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens, Miss Jennie E. Rodell and Mrs.

F. F. Purdy of the local school board, made the awards. One of the conditions was that every exhibit must have been grown from seed planted this season. Most of the seeds had been provided by Dr.

Crowell, through the co-operation of Park Commissioner R. V. Ingersoll and Congressman Herman A. Metz. Miss Sylvia Warren presented the medals, and District Superintendent Veit made an address.

The plants grown from these seeds were conveyed to the school building yesterday in almost every sort of receptacle. There were pots, pans, boxes and tubs, and in them about every sort of spring vegetable and flower that springs from seed. There were beans and peas ready to be picked, corn stalks two feet high, radishes and lettuce ready for the table, tomato plants in blossom, peanut and pumpkin vines. The flower specimens included sweet William, pinks and marigolds in blossom, sunflowers that would soon bud, lady slippers, holly hocks and daisies, in fact, few, if any, were missing. And when the visitors had viewed all these they were invited to view the splendid garden planted and cared for by the kindergarten children under the direction of the teachers, Miss Willa Hagerman and Miss Edna Marschalk.

This was located in the rear yard of a Mrs. Wood, living next door to the school property, who had kindly turned it over to the little folks. It was the general opinion of the visitors that the exhibit was a splendid one- a nature study worth while. Next September there will be an exhibit of fall vegetables and fruits in this school, when a silver medal will be awarded as the chief prize. The bronze medal yesterday was awarded to Emily Moran.

The other prize winners were: 1BM1-Howard Magid, Irving Wasserman, Ethlyn Boyer. 18M2 -Arthur Garfinkel, Cella Mendelow. Violet Leeson. -Fisher White, Sadie Simensky, Thomas McNierney. 2AM' John Scheuermann, Leah Klappholz, Sadie Fuchs.

2BM1-Emile Goldback, Julia Lyons, Newton Myers, John Stark. -Homer Churchwell, Marion Lang, Lillian Creasey, Gussie Goldberg. 3AMI- Abraham Mendelow, Murray Marks, Mabel Davidson, Dorothy Scott. 3AM2 Jeanette Paret, Fannie Farrell, May Borjes, Morris Willinger, 3BMI Joseph Blackham, James Mancinello, Evelyn Meyer. White, Earl Kullman, Juli Scherer.

4AM1-John White, Pauline Landereman, Florence Roberta, Ruth Stern. 4AM2-Benjamin Salee, Ruben Sonnenberg, Florence Thiullier, Marie Stevelman. 43M1 Florence Chapter, McDonald Scott, Irvin Roseman, Herman Wechaler. 4BM2-Dorothy Krogman, Hazel Harris, Marion Hasinsky, Joseph Willinger. 5AMI Herman Levy, Hyman Stevelman, Norman Nichols, David Miller.

5AM? -Emerson Scheer, Milton Vogel, Gertrude Fancher. Max Rosen. 6BM1 Wallace Carland, Herman Reins, William Folgerman, George Steinel. Alfred Young, Helen Cochrane, Louise Werle, John Stockman. Sadie Friedland, Jesse Sales, Morris Haviland.

6AM2- -Emily Moran, Helen Mulrenan, Harry Mulholland, Margaret Hubert. 6BMI Norman Case, Eugene Brenznell, Anna Urban, Catherine Becker. 68M. -Marguerite Stillger, Henry Borden, Victor Jensen. TAMI Sadie Davidson, Homer Harris, uel Simenski.

Winslow Scott. 7AM2 -Hyman Bulkin, Beatrice Ottenbere. Philip Heiss, LetitiaZ attol. 7B MD Boys Jesse Brand, Carl Kaufman, Adelebert Taylor 78 Girls -Ruth Bartley, Sadie Krebs, Sophie Walters. 8A Boys- Iaidor Brust, Robert GillbankA, Morris Ashore, George 8A Girls Hazel Moran, Margaret Brundin, Eva Kalmin, Frieda Fuchs.

Honorable mention Minnie Just, Cella Krohn. 8B Boys Herman Von Kamen, George Stillger, Stuart Gauld. 818 Girls Rose Match. Bella Salee, Dora Vesotsky, Mabel Mathers EBB- Harry Lyons, Richard Bochin. Robert Thom, Tessie Simensky, E6B Mary Frubell, Rachel Carrick, Agnes Anderson E7B Charles Treister, Bernard Grushen, Jacob Becker.

Girls- Annte Kennedy, Florence Mackle, Margaret Mueller. FOR NOSTRAND AVENUE TUBE. Committee Makes Arrangements to Mark Beginning of Work. The arrangement committee, appointed two weeks ago at a gathering of the Nostrand Avenue Subway League, to formulate plans for a suitable celebration, to mark the breaking of ground for the Nostrand avenue subway, met last night at the Cortelyou Club, Bedford and Ditmas avenues. Joseph Abel was elected chairman of the committee at last night's session, The other officers chosen were George Boochever, secretary, and Charles Tilener, treasurer.

The meeting was taken up with a discussion of tentative plans for the celebration. One of the features 18 expected to be a banquet, to which the Public Service Commissionera and other public officials will be invited. At the next meeting of the committee, which will be held at the home of one of the members on June 29, details of the arrangements will be gone into and a number of the preliminary matters disposed of. ALBERT KROHM ACCUSED. Albert Krohm of 978 Willoughby avenue was charged with larceny yesterday Frederick K.

Horstadt, dentist of the same address. Horstadt alexes that Krohm was in his apartmenta Thursday, and later found his gold watch and chain missing. Krohm dentes any knowledge theft, but he was held in $1,000 a hearing on Tuesday. Estate, Freeport nom Same to Na Lexington A 108. Freeport nom Same Estate.

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