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URGE S? LEGISLATION
Naval Architects Discuss Means
of Building Up Merchant Marine.
FOR SMALLER BATTLESHIPS
Sir William White, of England,
Says Passenger Steamers Have
Reached Limit of Speed.
The need of legislation favorable to the
American merchant marine in order to
build up the commercial sea power of the
country vas urged hy Stevenson Taylor,
president of the Society of Nnval Archi?
tect'- am! Marine Engineers, at the first
y- o vesterdny of the nineteenth general
???Meeting Ol the society in the Engineering
BalMLtng nt No. ? ?.Vest 3f'th
rtr?-?t Referrtnc t?, this mhjeet in hls
opc-niiig addieoa he said:
We sei ni t?? ' i no nearer the establish?
i of such service between this and for?
eign than we were n year ago,
en?', we will be n.> Marer so long as the
friend? ?.f auch enterprise have so many
remedies for (.he situation. Hut I still be?
lieve thai nome lime ihe many views now
held by those Who would advance the pros?
? >( our merchani marine will l>c? nodi?
fled I;; su ti :i ?;iv that finally ther-' will
h? ,i concentration <>n one l?lea so SUP?
p. rt?-.l I y public ?.pinion that tlie deslr?.!
r*?-??It wii! 1? attained. It Is time that some
action should be taken on the part of the
fnlted Btat? govei*ninent in favor of leg?
islation Which will be favorable to the
American merchant marine. The queation
rf ?"ich .???delation should enter largely Into
or pol?tica and be made a permanent Issue.
So healthier ?politlcaj asitatton could come
to this country, and result in greater bene
ft io thi ". <>pl ? ol the t'nited States.
Sir William White, former naval OOOr
MractOT in chief of the British Empire.
r. ni s paper on "The Maximum I?imen
ot Ships." in which he said that a
mere moderate type of battleship should
replace the giant tloatlng fortresses ot tbe
nt, i?'??i thai the fast express pas
Bteaanera had reached tbe probable
limit ??f apt. ?i because of the great cost of
?enanco and o*>eratlon. . Slower and
: ships, with greater cargo capacity,
as will as for passengers, he believes, ?rill
he Die type of merchant vessel of the
tutute for transatlantic trade, because of
the greater earnings to relative expenses.
Bear Admiral Francis T. Bowles, retired.
form? r Chief constructor "f the United
Own* W. Taylor and !.. S.
Adams, nnval constrii'tors, and Lewis
NUon. forme, naval constructor, were pres?
et the mee? i k Mr Nixon read a
? on the "Panama fanal and Amcrl
which created consider?
able discussion amon. the membera of the
There appeared to b?> more poli?
tics than Bdence in Mr. Nixon's discourse.
Nixon a-lv?.. atad a return to the
earlkf p'.ii? .*?? of ?'is Tlminating duties and
t? anagS tOMi - Pt S means of reviving the
merchant marine in the foreign trad?. His
:.l tic as to the probable
i- to be derived, under present con?
ditions, ?rom the 1'anama Canal. He said
he could let aoo the advantages of the
I th.in as ?i war measure and as
nr. .iltruisi '? ?raterprlse la which charity
t.- aald:
? ?iir veaarla paseing through our own
waterwa) ehould pasa through free. But
?again a treaty forbids, our manifest duty
nation with the tor
light t.< do a* it will with its own
i.< ?give notice thai In this reaped the
treaty ?does not Mad us. an?! if this is
the tr..?ty. Bargains
? match privilege against piivt
r,?l it is not expected nor is it i?p;i
ihut they should be or.?- aided. A re
?? ? . ? ?; v. tsela would be a cow
?? '?'his canal is a thor
our territory, and should
. ss.Is.
W. ?Deputy Commissioner ?if
pi pe r on the
' il dock fa?-lilt!? s and suggested Improve
gementa In thai din I
of a more technical
m tin ? . i by uieint-i-rs i tha so
?
etlng '-ill I??* continued to-day,
. rs will be read The aes
| ?aith a dinner to-niKiit at
' the John Frit/
? ? I in naval
? r.t--.I to Sir Will
' hit".
FOR 5-CENT FARE TO CONEY j
Service Board Hears Witnesses
and Tivkes Adjournment.
Alter sev. - - liad ?river: testimony
1 lommlaslon yss?
*;e.| r- duetion of
? \ uioiis trolley and rapid tran?
sit linea t.. i'..ii<y [Stand during certain
rroll '?marked
? needful t?> an e
i witnesses to say that a B*i*s
I thine The one
not it would he
r*ompantea t.? reduce
tie |
The ? ' '" put in tc-r.ti
mon* aluatlon ?>f tii<- pr<>;>
? ? ? ? es, ni'iiiding all addi?
tion - - : ? ? liiiK. lie re
rn i. '?.- d I men1 tiad been
tak?n ?o I ?? thai ha ?lid not think
?? gf-eal ?etmy in hrinelng
th?' pi to ad ? nd.
filled when ;
?
.1 A Bag? ns'l to th? commis-j
alon. ?raid thai ?1 ?rin-t August more than
1,738.001 bad heen paid, and he ?
i ' t thai . ? a i lew to the
> ?land ten-cent fares.
f counsel to the oom
?i. th? lin?' of r-?ies'!<?ning
which Mi "n the llgurea
?
I ? ng tl f ptO 'ding Com -
remarked that he thought
? ottbla < lid 1rs saved by moving
? ?ii to th? <>c?\in. At
this ? m
STOpS HURDLING IN PARK.
ri'U"- i
T? ? ? Park '?-mmls- I
Stover win inform :\ aomher
? . ? -t for auch
aa his by a
iiiimii. r of I ? of the bi Id! ?path.
ok? . Into lb matt-er thorough- i
; -*-..- . r. ? and con- j
sup..; ? a nber ol Ihi older ride ? who
? m Ii. They s:*iy such i
an ii i Um ne ?ns of
'. tas ay bones
haps som? -.here pire hurd- j
ling bosses on || '? great ma- !
jontv of ti - In use are not j
nd would i
trout-!' many children and .-ven
cl?!..- parsons '.v.-u'd not attempt to go
over thi
OCTOBER BUILDING REPORT.
Th* ?jBOathly report of Um Mai
Bureau >f I an o?it by Build- !
lng ?Supsrlatsndeni Rudolph P Miller yes?
terday t-h'? . f nine in the
number of hdlldlnga for which plans were]
flled last ?/bob! i, ss i| rnoath j
laci year, an) costing J! ? than
those for whi? h plans won filed In fhrtobsr I
of last
The, . | "Ti wa.? in ?Jtof?S and i
lldlnga, i' ? plans tile?! for
s in Ocrtobtt of |
this year, costing .?'.. ??.or?,,, as -_gatnst thir?
teen the name month in.-* . i. ? ostlng
M,iis,eee.
SUNDAYS NEW-YCRK TRIDUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United S'a'.ej
?-*??* 12.50 a year.
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
New Battleships to Have Three
14-Inch Guns in a Turret.
{From Th? Tribuns Bur?au.]
Wa?hlngton, November U.
Washington. Nov. K> -Three 14-Inch ?gum
will appear in each of two turret? on the?
ginnt battleships Oklahoma and Nevada,
bids for the construction of which ara to
he received by the Navy Department next
month. Tlil? innovation la exciting con?
siderable Interest in naval clrclea. No ship
now afloat haa mor? than two big gun?
In a turret, and while Italy and Russia
are building ?av?rai vesaela with this feat?
ure they will use l?-inch rlflee.
It Is explained that the primary purpose
of concentrating guns In fewer turrets la
to reduce tonnage. On the Oklahoma and
the Nevada the weight of one great tur?
ret will be eliminated, as, under the new
arrangement, only four t?rrete will be re
qulred for the main battery of ten 14-Inch
rifles. The New York and the Texas, now
tinder construction, and which, when com?
missioned, will be the only craft In the
world with 1?-ineh main batterlea, are de
signivl along the old line*, with their big
? guns placed t-ifo In each of five turrets.
With the completion of the New York
end the Texas the United States will
wrest from Great Britain the distinction
of having the world'B heaviest armed war?
ship. At present England's 135-Inch gun
ships hold this place, tha American dread?
noughts In commission carrying? only 12
lneh rifle?.
Peculiar inter?>st attaches to the result
of the three-gun turret experiment because
J of the bearing It may have upon the site
| of main latteries In the future. Hereto?
fore It has been held that the l*-inch rifle
used In coast defence batteries never would
be practicable aboard a battleship because
of the tremendoua recoil. It Is now bo
lleved. however, that a turret platform
that would stand th?:? strain from the re?
coil of three 14-Inch guns certainly would
sustain the firing of two 16-Inchcrs.
OSTERHACS THANKKD.-The first and
second squadrons of the Atlantic fleet, com?
prising sixteen battleships, will ?et mat next
Thursday from Newport and Hampton
Roads to play at the game of war Bome
j where on the Atlantic Ocean between the
j two porte. For four or five days the eight
I battleships of one squadron will look on
, the eight battleships of the other aa a
? hostile fleet, and the officers and men of
! the one will seek to outpoint the officers
i and men of the other In the complex game
I of war In all Its phases, except the actual
j firing of guns. The game, Involving a
strategical situation and a search problem,
i has been arranged by the commander In
chief of the fleet, Rear Admiral Osterhaus.
When It has been played the flrst squadron
will continue on its way southward to
Hampton Roads, and the second will go
to Newport, both arriving about Novem?
ber 23.
Tho Secretary of the Navy has made
public a letter to Rear Admiral Osterhaus
congratulating the officers and men under
his command on the recent mobllliatlon
? and review at New York. "The arrange
: ments and management were perfect." ha
said In the communication, "and carried
out with precision. The handling of the
vessels under difficult conditions was ad?
mirably done. The whole review was a
complete success, and the President was
particularly pleased with what he saw of
the efficiency of the fleet."
ORDERS ISSt'ED.? The following order?
have been Issued:
AHM?
LientaasBl ?Toleael jambs b. norsTON, o>p
Uty paymaster general, to Chicago, at chief
1>h\ niaat?-r. vl?e Lieutenant ''olon-tl THOM
?48 ?'. ilooI'MA.N, to Atlanta, vl?-? Major
HERCHEft B. RAY. paymaster, f r *n Atlanta
1,, New York Oitv.
captain RICHARD C. MOORE. fx?rp? of engi?
neer?, from ihitv tinder Lieutenant Colonel
HENRI C. NEWCOMER, corps of engi?
neer?, i t'liut'aiiooga, Tenn
?aptain WILLIAM D. CH1TTT, quartermaster,
to tr,ins|,i?it l'lx, with station at Seattle, re?
lieving Captain PERCY M. COCHRAN,
????uart- mux:,-!
?'upialn CHAMLKS C ?FPUS, 2* Field Artillery.
t?> <'hl?ag<>. na Inspect r Instructor of organ?
ized militia.
Captain HARRY s. Rowland, nuartermaiter,
t,i San Francisco as assistant depot quarter
msmir.
?First Meot-nant A .1 M'BRIDE Jr , field artil?
lery, <;,?,i?,'l.i Notional Guarl. l*??rt McPh"r
n g
Retirement of Firm Lieutenant OBOROS OAR
ITY. M ?"avalry. anmmnced.
First Lieutenant JAM?? 11. HBXRY. Jr.. lith
Cavalry, detailed general recruiting service-,
to Fort Hiocum December I.
Resignation of First Meutengpt ROBERT H.
HKTERIOK. m*d1?al reserve corp?. ?c
? ? }?t?-il.
Fltfit Lieutenant JAMES P. CA8TLEMAN, Wtta
??avnlry. fr.m Walter Reed f>nernl H?pital
tf? ;,roper station
t.-.??-.?? ,,f atM-anc?: Second lieutenant STAN?
LEY II. RFMnni'OH. tr.th Cavalry, three
?ninth?; Ii?-nt?l Surgeon JOHN I?. MII.I.I
MBN, two in,.nth*.
NAVY.
?aptain A. 1' .SIMLA? K, detached Hror.il, Rue?
?os ATTM ArK-?n?lnB and Santiago. Chile.
I ?eoeniluT 1; naval attach.*, Merlin, ?iermany,
and The Hagu.
Lieut, nants ?Junior gralei W. C. NIXON, H. T.
DTKR, W. O ?'HlLD. R. S KIWAR?iS, J.
R IIOWELL, P, H HAMMOXP and C. A.
.?ONES. Par*?!?* Apsintar.t Surgeon H. H.
LANE, commlfslonefl.
Medical Inspect?-: fX I*. STONE, from naval
h?)S|>ital. Man- Island, to naval hosplttl, New
York
Chief Hoatswain T S'I'LLIVAN. placed on re?
tired list DectQbf 1, detached M?fc*achu
netta: to home
Chief rioat?"*nln W. A. MACDONALD, navy
yard, Norfolk
Hereafter mall addre?? Navy Yard. Mare latan?!,
will t?c Navy Yard, Mart Ialand. Vallejo.
cal
M?lVEMKNTR OF WAR VE8BEI?B-The
following movements of war vessel* have
been reported to the Navy Department.
ARRIVED
Mo IB The Roe ot Hampton Road?, th? Tn
coma at Philadelphia, the Wheeling at Port
Lira?n.
Nov 1<V The Oregon ?t Ventura, <"al
SAILED.
N v M TI)? Roe from Norfolk for Hampton
Roads, the Mohawk fr?>tn Washington for
Necfolk; the California, the Maryland and
th? South Dakota from San Diego for San
Francisco.
M IS The Oregon from Ventura for San
Eran claco.
- ?
REVENUE FLEET LIKE NAVY
i
Operation of Cutters Under New Plan
Will Resemble That of Warships.
Washington, Nov 16- The revenue cutter'
"? ?? ' is being completely reorganized along
lines somewhat similar to those of the !
naval establishment. The vessels will be '
assembled Into five division-*, two on the '.
Pselfle and thr*-e on the Atlantic coast. I
? ich In command of a senior captain
??f the service, i'nder the old system each
revenue cutter w._? a unit In itself, report
rectly to the captain commandant at :
Washington.
The New York division, with Senior Cap?
tain Howard Emery c? mmandln*. was or- ;
ganlzed to-day with the following vessels:
The Seneca, the Mohawk, the Manhattan,
th>- ?alumet. the Hudson and the Oulde.
The headquarters of the two other Atlantic ?
divisions will h? 1'oston and Charleston, i
S e.
The North Facinr division will be in |
charge of genior captain F. M Dunwoody, ?
wlih headquarters at Port Townsend, '
Wash. The South Pacific division will be
under Senior Captain John F. Wild, at San
Fl anclsco.
?
WARSHIPS BOUND FOR TRISCO. !
?aa Diego. C'a! . Nov 1? - The first dlvt- j
slon of the Pacific fleet, consisting of the ,
California, flagship of Rear Admiral
i Thomas, and the South Dakota and Mary?
land, has sailed for Ban Francisco. Ad?
miral Thomas said he expected the united
fl? ? t to leave San Francisco hy November
22. so ?SB I?? arrive at Honolulu befor?
Thanksgiving Day.
S
FOR CHEAPER FOODSTUFFS.
Th* New York Produce Etchsnge will
tackle the high coat of living problem on
Monday afternoon at the close of business
at a conference to which the president? of
I ti?! railroads lea.im?. Into the city and big
I shippers of flout and food?tufT? ha?, e tr-ven
i invited.
PARCEL IN FIFTH AVENUE SECTION SOLD
_?
Lawrence L. Gillespie Buys Vacant Plot in East 89th Street, and
Is to Erect Costly Mouse on Site.
NEW OWNER FOR APARTMENT NEAR AMSTERDAM AVE.
The real estate market showed much
tlvlty yesterday. Seme Interesting s
were among the transaction? reported,
the Fifth avenue ?action the Dougl?a f
lnson-Charles B, Brown Company sold
the estate of Laura Manley the vacant
No. 11 Bast 99th street, just ?south of
Carnegie homestead.
The property haa been acquired by I.
rence L. Qllleaple. formerly vlce-presU
of the Equitable Trint Company, wh?
now In the hanking firm of J. fi. Mach
Co., for Immediate Improvement with a f
atory American basement dwelling h?*
with a marble front. The houae Is b*
designed by Arthur C. Jackson, and
occupy an area 25.8x100.8 feet. Mr. Oil
pie recently contracted to buy the Brlti
erhoff estate dwelling house, No. 19 ?
80th street, hut the transaction was
concluded because he did not csre to act
certain restrictions which the property \
encumbered with.
The new slx-storv elevator apartm
house, known as the Canterbury, on
?outh ?Ide of 108th street, 10? feet west
Amsterdam avenue, was sold by the Irv
Judl* Building and ?'onstructlon Compi
to the Douglas Realty Company. The h
ers give In exchange No. 83 Heekn
street, a five-story loft building on i
80.lxlfl7.llx irre^Iar, nenr Cliff street, i
also No 96 Bank street, a four-story bul
lng on lot 18.8x54 feet, near (?reenw
Mreet. The 108th street plot was ?icqui
by the idlers from the Henne**)- Rea
Company about sixteen months ago. 1
structure was erected from plans by Or?
enberg & Leuchtag.
M. & L Hes* ha\e sold for Jennie
Blddulph. Wellington Oermond, Herb
Oermond and Mary Palmer to the Rea
Holding Company Nos. 151-153-155 W
30th street, a plot 75x98.9 feet. This p
is seventy-five feet east of Seventh aven
Its situation is such a* to Insure perman?
side light. The plot will undoubtedly
resold to a builder with a loan for the en
tlon of a twelve-story and basement mi
cantlle building.
Pierre M. Clear .1 Co. sold for the est?
of Simon and Amelia Herrman to Iyiw?
feld A Prager the southwest corner of Bo
ery and Hester street, a six-story and bai
ment building, occupied as a lodging hou
The property covers a plot 50x100 feet a
has been owned by the sellers since 181
It is one block north of the new Manhatt
Bridge approach at the Bowery and Car
street.
Plans have been file?! for the constni? ti
of a seml-flreproof bank and office bulldlr
three stories high, on the west side of Lu
low street, fifty feet north of Canal strei
for Max Kohre. Benjamin W. I?evitan,
architect, has estimated the cost at $50,0*
a
AMSTERDAM AVENUE LEAS
Parcel at 75th Street Come
Rented for $250,000.
The Walton estate has leased the pro]
erty at the northwest cerner of Amsterda
avenue and 75th street for a term ?
twenty-one years at an aggregate rental ?
about $2;V0,0"O It consists of a flve-stor
structure on plot fronting 102.2 feet on An
sterdam avenue and 10O feet In 7?th stree
It was occupied for a number of years t
the American Cab Company.
Directly opposite are the old Duk?.t
stables, occupying the southerly bloc
front on 70th street, between Broadway an
Amsterdam avenue. The buildings ar
being torn down nnd n tall apartmer
house 1* to be erected on the site by Fran
Bradley, the owner.
Drhzer Brothers have lensed for the Mei
ropolltan Street Hallway t?> Denzer ?
Nathan, cotton converters, for a term a
years the store and 8,500 square feet n
basement space In the Cable Building. B
the northwest corner of Broadway an
Houston street. The Store front? 128 fee
on Broadway and 20?) feet on Housto
street and contains ?S.fiOO squnre feet. Th
store was formerly occupied by Wllliai
Vogel A Sons.
Carstein A Llnnekln bars leased fo
Klein A Jackson the entire fourth loft I
the building Si the southwest corner o
Fourth avenue and 20th street to BsJlej
??reen & Figer; al?so a suite of offices li
the Fifth Avenue Building to the Rocheste
Stamping Company.
Pease & Rlliman have leased for th
Postal Life Insurance Company In thi
building ot the pouthwest corner of Nassui
and Liberty streets the entire basemen
for n term of year* at an aggregate renta
of ?JiOO.iKO. The Modern Restaurant Com
PUUy, the lessee, will make extensive al
t?ratlonB.
Davis A Robinson have leased for Lloy?
Warren, of Warren tic Wetmore. architects
his house nt No. 1041 Fifth avenue, next tc
the corner of Kith street. 44x102 feet, tt
Oeorge Rose for the winter months. Th?
asking price was $14.000.
M. A L Hes* have leased the ninth lofi
In the building Nos. 114 and 116 Fifth ave?
nue, southwest corner of 17th street, con?
taining 16,000 feet, to Pternberger & Ka
Usher; the first loft In the building No. 1?
Fifth avenue, containing lO.OKi feet, to W,
Brand A Co.; for A B. Ashforth i Co.. na
agents, the sixth loft In the building Nos.
12 and 14 West 37th street, to Muss & War?
ner, and the tenth loft In ihe building No*.
143 and 145 West 29th street, to J. Levin
& Ce.
8. Osgood Pell A Co. have rented for the
Manhattan Centr?. Company for a term of
year* to Flaven, modiste, th. first floor
ab'ive the street in the new building to be
erected and ready for occupancy about
F?bruary 1, 1912, at No. 10 East 46th street,
l-'rederlck Fox & Co. have leased for the
A. & 8. Construction Company the second,
sixth and top loft, containing abom 15,500
squan- feet of spice. In :h?' new buihlmg
now nearlng completion at Nos. 142 and 144
West 2?th street, to Samuel Himoff, J. Shaff
A Shakm.in. S Wiener A Co.: for the Wel?
sen A Goldstein Realty Company, 12,??X)
square feet Of space at No. 151 lo Inf. Wast
2"?th street, to I. Sternlierfc; for Samuel
Slmoff the third loft at No 34 West 17th
street, to A Sllvermnn. und for M. A L.
Mess the tenth Lift nt No 39 Fast 20th
street, to Mack Kanncr
The Cross A Brown Cnmpam has based
for William Crawford the re.ir h.ili of the
eighth floot In the Lincoln Bulld.'nK. No 1
I'nion Square, lo the Sainui-1 Suppl?e Com?
pany, for a term of years.
SUBURBAN HOUSE LEASED.
Pease A Flllman have rented for Mrs. c.
W. Cutter her dwelling house, at Field
Point Road and WoOt Elm street, ??reen
wich, conn., to John K. Berry.
? s
BROOKLYN SALES.
De Poix * Von Glahn sold for A. P. Wll
son the four-story apartment house No
1041 Bergen street.
F Shnrum sold to a client No. .'?OS
Central ?venue, Brooklyn, a threc-story
trl?k tenement hou?e on a plot 26.6x1ro
feet, twenty fret norm of Schaefer street.
The FUk Rubber Company, of Chliopee
lulls. Mass, I? to ??tabllsh a brsnch In
Brooklyn and has based for a term of
years, through John K. Henry. Jr., the
building at the southeast corner of Bedford
avenue an I Hamork street
a ? ,
REALTY NOTE8.
A J Carpenter Is the purchaser of No.
715 I.? xlngton avenue, the ?ale of wlftch by
the I?Hzams e-tnt? was reported in yester?
day ? Tribune. James Kyle A Sons wer?
th? brokers.
The Douglas Robinson Charle? t?. Brown
Company negotiated the sale of the block
containing ?-even lota, bounded by Weit
Farms road. Hoe avenue and 107th atreet.
for Benjamin M. Tucker to Lowenfeld ft
Prager, reported Wednesday.
Penxer Brothers negotiated the lease for
Henry Ive Foreet to David A. Schulte of
the flve-ltory bull.llng at the aouthweat
corner of 23d street and Lexington avenue,
exclusively reported Tuesday
Van VHet ft Piare were the brokers In
the sale of Nos. 223-225 West 11th street
for Hanle| Rosenbaum, reported Wednes?
day.
On the plot reported sold by Mooyer ft
Maraten for Seth I?w In yesterday's Trib?
une are one five and one six-story busl
nesa building at Nob. 502 and fi04 Broad?
way and Not. 4 4 to 52 Crosby street, con?
taining 1?,000 squaro feet, with a frontage
of 4M feet in Broa?iway and extending
200 feet to Crosby street, with a frontage
of 120 feet on the latter street. The prop?
erty Is ?assess???! at $445.000.
THE PRIVATE 8ALE8 MARKET.
MANHATTAN.
10HTH STREET The Irvln? Judli Rulldin*.
iind Construction < ompany, his told to the
i r>oiielan Realtv rompan? the new six tt.-rv ele
: vator apartment h?ni?e, known ?? the Canter
! bur., on the south title of l?jfth ?treet. 100 feet
weit of Amsterdam avenu?-. Th? buyers give In
exi'l-.an*!- No M Rcekman ?treet. ? five ?tory
loft buHdln*. on a plot 30 1x107 11 tooi x Irr??;
I ular. near ?'lifT itreet. and alto No 0? Hank
?treet. a f'.ur ?tory bulldlr.?-. on a lot is t!x.'i4
I feet, near Oreenwieh street.
118TH STREET- Joaenhlne Rleler has ?old the
two ?Ix ttory apartment house?, with ?tore?, at
I No. 227 to 2*?*. WeSt 110th street, ea?*h on a
plot ?jeeMS.11 tett, between Seventh an?! Bight h
avenue?.
HOCTII g : ".ET -The Charlea F Noy? Com?
pany ha? ?v, I f r Edward H Kellv No M
??viuth ???**-? . a five ?torr hull llnr, ?overlng a
plot .12x?*,.". leet The purchaser i? an Inveitor
ItOWFRY I'Icrr?? M. Clear <S- On bar* ?old
for Simon and Amelia Herrman to Lowenftld *
! Prsiter the ?Ix ?tor? loft huill?n-;, on a pint IBB
| 100 fj_-et. at th? routtvweat corner of the Bowery
and He?ter ?ir*et. The pr?p<-rtj wa? hei?* at
? HftO.nnn, and ha? not rh-inj-ed hand? ?tn?-e ?OH
I 30TH STREET?M. * !.. He?? have told for
Jennie O Blddu'ph, Wellln?ton and Herbert
?lermond snd Marv Palmer to the Realty Hold
In-r I'-mpmir No Ml to IM Writ ?tOth ttreet, a
? plot 76ttUO fee?, on which there I? now a two
ttory bulldlna.
| S0TH STREET The Douglas Robimon-Chirle?
i S Brown <*ompanv ha? ?old for the e.tate of
? Laura Manley the vacant plot. 25 ?x100.SU te?t.
i No 11 F;a?t ?8th ?tree!, between Madlion and
I Klfth avenue*. The buyer It Lawrence; L Oll
( letple
THE BRONX.
INWOOD AVENIE?Charle? E. ?"athle hat
?old for Louis Lowenateln. of Pearl River.
N. V . the plot on th? w*it tide of Inwood
rvenue. .12 feet touth of Belmont ttreet, i\Ax
Ifl.'ix Irregular. Mr. T>?w-*nsteln ha? owned
the properly for ?wenty-flve year?.
FRANKTTN AVENTE?Kurr A 1'ren have,
retold for the Benenaon Realty Company the
asrtbeael comer of Eranklln avenue snd 107th
?treet. a on* family dwelling ho'Jte, on lot
2fix100 lest, to an Invettor.
1?'i2D STREET?Kurs A Cren havt cold for
the Benenton Realty Company No. 4.11 Eatt
H*l2d ?treet. a frame dwellln?? house, on plot
.1*ix10o fee?.
JFBOMF AVFMK?Shaw A C*C have ?old
for Mnraaret J. Elite to an Investor the three
?tory flntho.iae and ?tore No. 2147 Jerome
? venue. 18 feet north of North ?treet. on lot
1 fix SO fee?.
COCBTIANDT AVENTE?Emit ?r Cahn
end J. J. Plttman have sold No. 027 Court
landt avenue, a five atorv tenement houto on
lot 25x140 feed, to John J. Rchweltter.
RATHGATE AVENTE ?Manuel Per?i has
?old to Ida Rogolowltx No. 1600 Bath-rat?
avenue, a three ?tort buddln?;, on lot 27.7x
HI fett, for $.V.*.<Hi
WFSTCHFSTFR AVENCE?F. M. Wei?? .*?
Co have ?old for Bettle Oalnahcrg to Bern
hard J Farrell ?outhwett corner of Wettehet
t'T avenue and Mahan avenue.
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.
The following transactions- were record? d
yesterday nt the Real r>ti?te Baohangs
ypSalesroom. Nos. 14 and 16 vtesf street:
Bv Joiep'i P. Un\.
7TH AVE. AfiCil and 2,i0C. n w ?or 14.*ith
et: two 0 ?t>" fiathotue? with ?torea. 40x100
e?cl> <-xeciitni-'e ?ale; ettate of Elite Zam
plo'l, d'-ceased; adjourned to Nov 23.
11 ?TH ST. 12. ? t. 201 ft w of .?.th ave. 1<??c
HWi.11: ,'i sty tenmt and floret; adlotirnetl
tin? die
171ST ST. '.10. ? ?. M ft e of Auduhon ave,
4.1.11x1?.',; 5 ?Jty flathouae; adjourned to Ni.v 21
DSLAN'CST ST. l!?2'v. n ?. 41 10 ft m r.t
Itlilge ?t. tSxSI.IS: ". ?Jty tenmt tnd ?tores;
roui i? D j Oeldetela for $23 soo
LAWHEN? F ST 21 and 3??, ? ?. BS1.I ft e
of Apiste?-lam nv.-. ?10x 100 Tx.VixlOO: two 2
ti- t.-ntuis; s.1.1 to th.- plaintiff for $12,000.
14IITH ST. .102. ? ?. Ill?) fl cv of ?th ave.
23x00 11: .-, ?tv tenmt. ?ol?l to th.- plaintiff
for ..Id,.KiO
Ki.'TM ST. 217 and 21'?, n a. 17l?2 ft ? of
?Id iv.-, -Iii.1(ix1ii0|l; it ?t. tenmt and ?tor-?.
sold to the plaintiff for 140 Ooo
PARK A VF 170? and 1710. w- ?. |gj ft ?
of 120tti pi. S0.&XSO; twa ."> ?tv tenmt? and
?t?re?; adjourned ?Ine die.
117TH 8T, ?<>?V h ?. 47 0 ft e of Park ave,
1.-..10x'l'.11 ; .1 ?tv ili?.*: adjourned line die.
By Hugh D. Smyth.
OftAKD ST. r.70; n ? cor of Ooerok it. 90*
7.*. I'. Raehei lase, i and I ?tv tenmt ami
?tore?; ncijourne.l to December 7.
?if* A NT? ST. ITS, n I. 2*. ft e at Goerek It.
2*ix7i. t?. Rachel lane. .1 ?ty front aad t*Wt
tenml ; Jd.'ournerl to r?erember 7.
Hronx Rxchan???. No. .1156 Third avenue:
II? Htrl.ert A. Sherman.
II'NKLIX AVE. 1100. |..^tlon of lBflth it.
10i'x."1 Oxioo 1x11 0, .". ?tv (lalhoute. to!,| t.i
?he i.la'ntllT for iL'fl.Ono
llv ?'hurle? A. Berr**!!
an ave m t 240 ft ? of i?id ?t. .10x120.
\arnnt. ?old te UM pliilr.tif? f. r |4..'1?ki
Bv Jo?.-ph P Da>
ORV.N'T AVE. 10.-.O. i- ?. 107.S ft n flf m.liji
it. 2*ixl02. .1 ttv dwi*-; *<?ld to th?- plaintiff for
$7..V.O.
RECORDED LEASES.
(With name and ad?lr?t? at leeSre ?
NOVEMBER 10
RROAinVAY. .1H4I. ?tore, ate: Joachim S Ann
H.fuel t?. William Llppc, .*. vr? from Oct 1, 1011.
???40. addre?4. e.'-O Fa?t lfllt't it.
FttOKt ST n ,- ri-ir He l'?viter ?t. all. N?tl,?n
I Barewtta and ar.o to Drtyfaa Export Co; 3 vr?
from Kaj? 1. II1I2. ?2.MX?, a-icire?... 1.17 Eroni It
?il'.ANn RT. 2iM-.. ail: Samuel Zlrlntkv to Jo
Btph .oi.ato; ?. 51? from Dec 1. lfll, leVMO; ad
dres?. 1?1 Mott ?t
HOMK ST, 7?if.. ?tore? and h?teni.?nt. Harry
RoMn',vas?er a'd an?? to J-.IIu? J ( ohn il yr?
fror* c ict 1, IHM. f-1.!?.'?; a-idre?-,. i'jj? Ea?t
ICCth it.
I'iTT ST, :ill, tern at I and third floor?; M.iril?
Bcbmor le ntfigrentiaa Tifarrth? Aehim
At.4 -!i- Pei?*st?*?rg I <n from Julv 1, 1011; $1<J0; '
iiditrrt?. 3?! Pitt ?t
I'ITT ,?T 34. n" P-.lo-?ion Lev Ir.e aiH ano to
Mone? i.efer; 3 v r? ?rtitr, Not 1, 1011; (.1 4.Vl: ,
1 '.ir.'??. 177 Norfolk ?i
i'MIK A\R fiOl. ahm?, ?X : RernS'd C Ork?n
?m,i ano, tniet?.-.. to i?.?i<-r Rfaen; a vr? from1
May I, 1!m"?. $1 .".?'?.. :id..rex?. 0_>1 I'm'. .1 .
2T> AVE. -i r tOt SMI ?t. ?|..re. etc I.01I? '
!'? r'? 1.?In and sn.? to ?Samuel Retlln 4 \n it
*\at from Ni.v 1. lull. (Sell .-iddift?. t'4l 2d tv?. :
31? AVE. :443. all Thoipct C?.nn?-i t? Marie
En-relbreeht B ? rs froir. Nov 1, 1011. *2?VX); ad- I
?l'en. 12'.'1 Simpson tt.
14TH KT -.24 E*??t. ?-ement. ele; lohn A
Mo?? te fit?nl?;.r.? I alnir.wek ; J vr? fr .111 May I.
10?0: |7'J" .???r-?. 124 ?~*r-?. j? t 14th ?t.
34TH ST. 2in and '.'-P W-,i, ?J hdui; Ii.infoid
Ptalty ? ? i . Adah* Bamt: 4 \r? 2 atea rrers X', ,
I 101O $1.0<K?. odlr?-?.?. HO Woi 14th at.
:?4TH ST. ttWeet, ???-r.? %*d part Ittsemat; A
Sulka & Co to Thoma? '* Plant Co 10 . |
torn from Nov '. mil J''.??>0; atl*re?t. r?
i'..,' incv.iod i e. B?eaav,
'.?1ST ST. '.'?? We?!, all: Amelia [?a?, is t . y, ed
er|ri( O Welnjtarter. it yr* .'rom Or! 1, 10] ?,
II ?JOS; ?ci'Ire.? IM W'?t !'l?t ??
taSTH S'r. TH* Ea?t ?i?lri> .,?-.1 ha?em*n? T?.ii?
?'.loidan.i to ?ail Xcik?; 1 m from N?
1 It'll $120 a*dre?t. 7?'?> K**i i?'?th ?:.
RECORDED TRANSFERS
'^'lih mm? and iiddre?? of pur htie- i
NOVEMnFR 10
MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM A'.'E. ?VW. VixKI NOs P>. ft
yr? M?r??ret A M??Ora?h to Ern??t O W Woeri,
$27 000. ??Ir.??. 1 E-,?' ?S4 it.
liRiMDWAY Ml" Jf'\20?i to Mercer at: S
Pun'?, od Mviik.n. ttttret, f> AlfreiJ c Baeh
rnan, Nov If., |lfi2,TM.
s\Ml" PROPERTY. Truiieei of Columbia Col
le?e to ?ame, Nov 13, fl; add res?. 174 liroad
n ay
SAMK pROPKRTT; Alfr-d C Harhman to Jo
?*ph H Wrlfht ?int? ?OO.OO'i. N..4 1?. $100. ad
dre.t. lf/,7 Tlroadwa?
?TH A VF. 2442. ?ftxi?'. Mar-raret Nititiin to
Irwin Realty ?o imta t'Ji.t-o i. Sat IS; $100.
addrci? 07 Na??au ?t.
4211 ST. 22? \\e?t ?.'.'?xIlO Nov 14. 3 yrt:
Sperrv a- Hulrhln.on io Rotiert flrave? m al.
truatee?. $??.?,.ncio. tddiet?. 7 Writ Mit It
'??.Til ST. 442 Witt 0 ?lv brk, ?JtsMOj Will
| inn. Iltntil, executor, to Rartley Lui.-h (mta
$11 ?????. oct 2?, $12.000. addr???. 4^*1 *A*4>?t nflth
?treet
?UM HT, 4? to .Ml West. IfiSalrtl Nov 1?;
due a? per lv>nd. Hltmottt* I lea II r Co to Han
o 'i Manufacturing Co, $200.,?'0. arf'raa?, 4?
Wall it
HiU ?T. 312 Eatt, ? it) Ht, 17x101. Iaq Q
I 9A.
nieberUh to Alice M O'Brien ?n?l ?no; Oct W.
tl. ad-Ire.? 203 We*t l?VM St.
WD ST. s a. 129 rt e of limad way. ?7* Irr??
Nov ir. (prior mtg $156,000): 3 yr?. ? ^.r?c'?V
Wlnsinn Holding Co to tfBawell M?Sel<*. $13.0"'
addreat. ?tin ?fd m. Hrooklyn.
03TH ST. AM Bast, A stv brk. 30*100^ L?-'""
Olngold to Bruns Investing <*o ""'S *"*"?* ''
Nov 14. fiOO; ?d'rera. 00 N?????? M
114TH BT. SI? ICast. 88*100; ??*?? "nJ- W*,,.
ment?, fl per c?nt; Angelo Par?dl?o to Id* ??""
man; 1701 ST; address. l.W Bn?t 112th at.
107TH ST. 5J Fast. 5 at-, brk. *??*};, MS
Waaserman to Philip Oold-Jteln ?mtg f????2',
Nov 1?; $100, ?d-reta. 10* South Jd St, Brocklyn
THE BRONX
BELMONT AVE. w a. ill ft n of BJWh ?'.
**0, Fllomen? DAurl? to Oluaeppa Benno, p??
18; fl; aldre??, 4284 8d ?v?.
CROT?NA AVB, B ?. 400 ft S S* '?^^J:,,.,*
1*9; Edw?rd P Dnwllng, ref. to Frsnk y"""""*
Nov 15; $7.A20; aAAieat. 1870 White Plain? *"??
SAMM PROPERTY; F""?nk WbioMO *?*? **-*n
O'Deary; Nov 15 (mtg $6.000?; $1; addr*??, w?
East iflTth at.
CAtl.DWFU. AV?, w ?. 27? ft n of 165th St.
~t~ (prior mtg $22.000); Nov ifc t ^?if
cent; Von CoH?j?r R??lty Co to 8?dl? 8 mm?.
$i,-*"Oo; oddre??. 296 B??t 102?! ?t.
FRANKLIN AVE. n a cor of kthUM, 100*
ar>: .limn I M?rtm to <r*>?-?ri^_ J r?**?-*?h"?-f W?0
??l.tWOi; Nov 14: II: ?ddre??, 142 West 4?th ??.
BAUE PROPERTY, Ch?rl?? J *?"!}** ?t1?
ArthuT J McSorley. See 14 tmtg W.?*?*?); ??'?
a?"dre*?, 1248 flay ave.
ORAND BOlTEVARD. ? B at W ? ?*,?IH
?ve. ?*t?x48? Irreg; Theodor? Roehr? to ?Tv-.r *??
V Gabriel; Nov 15; $100. addre??. Plymoutn,
Penn
KtNOflBRIPOE RD. ? ? cor of Oignay Efc
lot a\ msp Section B nt ??nwald; Ral** ????
lette. rSf. to Huaan Adl ; Nov 15; $4,*?: ??"dresj.
4114 Rvron ?ve.
I/)TS 111 ?nd lia, m?p Tremont Height?; Nov
15; 3 yr?, Thomas Penteeoot to N?th?n Lam?
port, $2.4?X>; ?ddr????. 1891 M?dl?on Bare
SAME PROPERTY; Nov lfl; 3 yr?; ?am? t?
A?ron I bUattf; WOO; ?ddre??. 2B4 Orsnd ?t.
t/iT 88. map BO lot?; Anthony ??tat?; Nov 18;
8 yr?, 5?* per cent; Henry L V Reco-lon to
Title Inaurnnre Co; $4.280; ?ddre??, 133 Broad?
way.
LOT 3.M to SflO, m?p Mo?t Haven, ".00*227.
Nov 10; 3 yr?, AH per cent: Mary M Kelly to
H?nn?h R Hawiey, $12,000; addras?. 121 ? <*?t
l?ath st
MAITLAND AVfc, n e ?-or of old rd. 8^x132:
He? 15; 2 >r?; Bartholdt M?i.uf?cturlng ?c?M
Henry .1 Serry ?nd ?no. $2,000. ??lire??, 60 ??H
?t
M??RR!S AVE. I??,", 22*08 (prior mtg $4.000);
Nov U; ?lue aa per bond; Jam*? H MeOulra to
J?>hn M Wagler; $?00; addreaa. 853 Hast l?*9th at.
MAPLE AVE. n w cor of I>ogan at, ?*?"?* I*"1'
Maria A D* Anglo to Samuel Oreaaon (mtg $10,
000?; Sov 15: $100; addre??. 521 10th ?ve.
BiBOM AVU w i, a? fl i o? Jefter-wn ave.
25xl?*0; Charles Jaeaer to Slgnhlld HanmBn; Nov
15; $100; address, 4?11 ?Junther ave.
lim ST. HIT Baal, 40*100 (prior mtf $25,0001;
3 yr?, ?I per cent; Nov 15; Ban-tnaon Realty <-?
lo Arthur J MrSorley; $?,500; addrea?. 124? Clay
ave.
l?-,L?n ST, n a. part lot? 44 to 48, map North
Mo1r.-*e, Renjamln Benenaon to Jame? J Martin,
Nov 15; tW?, addrea?. ,"?M Eaat Klngabrld?? rd.
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
(With name and ?ddre?? of grant??)
Interest I per cut, unlea? otherwi?? ?tated.
MANHATTAN.
NOVEMBER 16.
AVE C, ? n. 20 ft a of 8th ?t. SSx83; M?y
4; due No- IS, 1015. fl per cent. Wolf Oraen
berg to Samuel L? Grecnberg; $11,000, ad
drraa, 271 Madison ?t.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 213. 37*10*?; Nov IS;
2 yia, 0 per rent; Jacon Polatachek to Fanny
I M Letts? $1,000; addrea?. 223 Weat 140th at.
BROAOWAY. Bt>7; 20*200 to Mercer at;
Nov 15; ? vr?. 41? per cent; Alfred C Baehman
to LawnaeB .facob, $00,00?:>; addre??, Diamond
Tolnt. N V.
nlttiAHWAY, s e cor of lfl4th ?t, 99*100;
Medford' Realtv ?'o to Oer?rd J Barry; Nov
1 , ii, t k *l".*?.o?'?i. $1; addraas. 2529 Orand ave.
BROADWAY, n ?, ?dj land conveyed by
Putnam <i Varlon ?nd ano, Sept, 18S5. 25jr
180; Kln(r?bridge: M?rv Byrn? to Ann E
Burna. Nov 15; $100; addre??. 254? Grand ave.
?0OLCMBUI AVE. a w cor of 90th at, 108x30
iprlor mtg $80,000); Nov 5; due aa per bond:
Charles Qahren and Jacob Malatxkv to Ed?
mund O'Shea; $.'. ?i?'?,?. ?ddre??, 31 Weil 88th
?t.
ORAND RT. aw?, lfl ft n ?f from n e cor
???ato Edward 11 t,al?hr. 17? Irre?; William H
Morae ?t al to Oeorge Bartholomew; Nov 9;
$10O; ?dilreg?, 85 Waahln-iton pl?ce.
INTERIOR ?trip. 138 ft w of Am?ter?J?m
?ve vHL'xloS, run? w ?0* n 87 to 1 old Clen
dennnur land x flO.vfl to beg; the Clendennlng
Co to Alexonder Flnnlte; Nov 16; $1; addre?*,
3 Scnmmel ?t.
I.EXIN(?TON AVE. MA. IPxIli; Sept 30: du?
a? pvr bond; Stiale M Fau?t to Title Guarantee
an.l Tru?t Co; $20,000; addrea?, 17? Bro?dw?y. |
MADD'ON AVE. n w cor of 70th ?t. 100x21;
Oct 27. 3 yi?; Sarah C Benedict to New York
l.if- Inaur.mce Co; $45,000. addrea?. 346
Broadway.
?StnrVOLK ST. ? a. 125 ft n of Stanton ?t, I
2:W100: Jacon Ooldfurb ?o I?rnet Koeng?b?rg;
N<?v il imtK $28.500?; $100; addrea?. A3 Pitt
st.
"Tir AVE. 2442. 24x7?: R?n?rd Building
and i'onatriK'tlon ?"o to Nathan Tromm; 8?pt
29: $25. uiMf-a?, 1061 Profpect ave.
STa SI. 71U and 721 Ea?t. 50x02; Nomen
Realty Co to Hyrni.n A Broily: Nov 15? (mtgj
f?'.0.<?00). $100: ailUnsa. 61 West 118th ?t.
tUTM ST. :i3t Enat. S aty brk. 25x9?; John |
J MrnrP'e. ref. to Julia Hoffmann; Nov 10;
" 3.708; aairaaa, 407 Ka?t l.'ldth ?t.
2GTH ST. 2?!2 West. 5 atv brk. 4?.)x irreg; Ellen
Kennedy to Caroline Hatch; Nov I; it; addr????,
264 W.-at 20th rt
26TII ST. n a, 187 ft w of 7th ?ve, I09x?8;
Metropolitan Print lag < '<? to U S lithograph Co;
Sept 1; $1: ??'.r-'?,, 14U5 Rr)a'lwa.\.
34TH ST, 210 an?! 212 West, 4 ?ty brk; Nov 16;
Instalments, without Interest; .Viele Ro??l to
lu-n.-l.ct I Vitale, $500; a?l?lresa. 33 Park Row.
?"MTB ST. 412 Weat, 25x100, I aty brk; Nov 15;
I yra. 4'-, p?ir rent. Hartley W ?ynrh to A??
MM-latlon fir the Relief of Respektable A?ed ln
i'lKt-nt ?Teraelaa In <*lt> of New York; $12,000;
ail.liips. hi? Ainat.-iiian? ave.
?3D ST, 13!? and 141 W*nt, 3 aty brk. 33x100;
Standard Bol,ling Co to Thomaa B??rkely ?mtg
$27.fix;? Sot IS; $100, aildresi. 52? West 53d st.
?'???'I'll ST. n ?, 2H.1 ft e of Columbus ave, Six
1?K?; Rft?-hel Roaenbliim to Jaeob ?loch <mt?
f.'?7?H??i,; Nov 10; ai??, addre??. 5' F?i<t 122?! nt.
77TH ST. n a. 230 ft w of 2d ?ve. 28*102;
II? rr anl J Well to Fanny ?lru?-n, Nov 15; $100;
a-ldrea?, 401 Eaat 524 at
MiTII ST. tM Eaat, 4 aty brk, 18*100; Henry
I"i ?II er*.-r to Baivey V ITlce (mtg $1,000); N??v
18, $1; address. 200 West Ulth St
D2I) ST. 152 Eant. .'? ?ty l.rk, 20x100; Nov 14;
1 vr, 4 per rent. J?ntiia rfelftenachnel.ler to
Peter W ??JUaiM; $2,5w), addrea?, 320 Oartleld
fiare, Brook1>n.
10TTB ST. 52 Eaat. 17x75, 5 aty brk; Nnv IB;
5 yr?; Philip Ooldatetn to Ro?a Waaaerman;
I $2.(?0?i; .i?!dre?s, 22-.' West 122d ?t
Ht? ?M ST. .luis v\>st, 10x100. I aty brk; Matilda
\V Hrower to Runkel Realtv and Construction
Co ?rot? $22.000), Nov 13; $100; addrea?, 149
liroadway.
BAMS PROPERTY. Runkel Realty and Con?
stru? tn.n Co to l"l<lachmann Rroe to ?mtg $22,
00?i). Nov 15; $100. ?ddrea?, 307 6th ?ve.
I21ST ST. 218 Weat. 3 aty brk. 15x100; Minnie
T Havers to Har-iet Realty Co ?mtg $-?,500); Nov
in. $1, address, 103 E??t 125th ?t.
140TH ST. 24 Weat, ? ?ty brk. 41x99: Revenu?
Re?!tv <*o to Jennie Kureaky ?mtg $.12.00?h; Nov
IS; $i<0; address, 759 Jennlng? ?t.
SAME PP.OIKP.TY; Jennie Kuretaky to Man-:
rife Cohen. Nov 15. $100; addn?M. Cre?twood. I
Yonker?. N Y
MOTH ST. 24 Weal, 21xt>9 (prior mtg $32.00?')); .
Nov 15; 3 yr?. 6 per cent; Jennie Kuretakv to ;
Jesse Oppenheim; $l?,00<t. addreaa, 44b Central ;
lurk Weat
MOTH ST. 5.-N West; fl atv brk. 41x00. Thoma?
?Berkeley t?? st??n,',r! Holding Co (mtg $46,000); I
Nov 15; |1; addre??. 1??8 Broadway.
Iflf-TH PT. 82?? ?n.l 522 Weat. 50x99 (prior mtg I
???o.OOOi; Nnv 15; due tea* 20. RM?. ? per cent; j
I.atK-air.nor P.ralty Co to J?coh Sheenakl; $12,- j
niKi ?'tdri-si.. 1?)27 Southern Boulevard.
147TH ST. a ?, 280 ?ft w ?,f Ann-f-rdam ?ve. I
r^?\?.''?. Faahlon Ri-n!tv Co to Oeorge Tlernan, all
llt-n? ?mi? 111800); Nov 1(1; 1100; andres?. 2??1 :
W-st 12Sd a'
THE BRONX.
BOSTON ROAD, n ?, lot 133. man of Uat !
rl-ii.i.i ;??.",. 170 ? leiarl 1 Harr, et al *? Vid '
for", Renn Co o, t ?A; ?W; adiliesa. ?;??1 W,-.?.?
llltli ?:
BCL.MON1 >^1 ? ? ?'?.'?T M ? v? ??i* iviiiani !
?ve, fllxfoO; No? m. 8 yra; i-noi k nuion to]
Eiiigrant Imln-t i lai -ilr??? Hank, addre??. 51
chambers st
BRI ?iK AVK. a <> . r 171?! ?t 10"-?.4.', ipri.ir
I|; ?$30.000): Niv 1i' | ms. ?I per rent; 17l?t j
.?"??et-, aoil Br?v>k wenne Co to Kate C Alton; |
?13.0U9 Hddreis?. Ml Weat Sf.rh at.
BELMONT AVE. w s. 121 ft n of l?*0th ?t.
MsJO; S v l?>. Instalment?, ? per cent; Oluaeppe ?
Ti-r? ??> P?a?iuale D'Aur.a 8? 0??0. addreaa, ?!7??
taat i?*?>?h at
CR-OTONA v\k. e ?. 41 o r, -i ?f t?3d ?l. ?Jta
100 Set 18 I ?r?. C ?>ei ?ni Frank Wlllets I
Ihomas B Hilden; $8,00?) ad.lr?-??. Hlddanhurst. i
N Y
? OCR! I..WPT AVE. w a 150 ft n f l?2d st
SBsltl lo land of New Y.!rk a Har'em R R ? ,,
25?lflx irreR; Harr? ?ahn et ?I to John J
Schweitzer ImlS $22.?>-K't Nov I?; $t?il, ad?lre.??,
AlexenirM, M Y
ri.i>.\iiErn w K n ?-. ;;nr? f? m Ot Main st. '
?;;.*?? ion ? It? l?nd: Harnei r.r*\o m m Minnie
?a em ??nig $2?'.l'i????. Non Irt. $1???. ?ddre?, ?,
Stl we?! l?l?i st
rRANKUN \-.'t:. n I ?or 1?l7ih M, lor?i?28.
*?: 1? 2 ? r?. ? pe?- ,-#r,, , iMri'i A Forah'w to
r\ni,i?? i M*'hai?. $2.V?, ?ddte??, ?07 We?t
1?7rh ?t
RUOff-S \yP). g . its fi n nf t?f?th at; two
lot? enrr. 80\1f>? orne -t- #?c|, tnfAOt; Nov
18; 3 vr?. ft per cent, clelanri Realtv Co to
Herr- cieland $ll.<*"Ort ?ddre??. 1?'0 Anthony
? ???
JPROMr. \vr? 2*187. 17x7? Margaret I Kill?
?o l.ewl? H Wool? (mtg $9 800). Nov A. $100;
artdr??? 2404 Orand ?v?.
K ENMARE ST. n ?. 21 ft e of Mulherry ?t.
78* Irreg; Lin? Well to Mo?e? J W?lf; Oet Jf);
$100. ?ddre??, DU M?dl?on ?v?.
SAME PROPERTY. Mee? J Wolf to Ro?t ?
Sujaweln ?nd ?n?>; cet 27, $100; addre??, ?BO
Eaat l.'th ?t
KINOSIIRID?'.!: Rp ? e cor of Dlgney ?ve.
*?. Kdenw?l?t Nov |fl; S yr?. ? per cent:
Susan kit t? In, lasse; $4,0o0: addreaa. 880
S?uth 8th a\e. Mount Vernon. N Y.
KIN'ISIIRIIHIK nn. e a. lot 110. m?p of ?port
of Anthony ?-?.t?te Nov 12 imlg Bft.OSOi. Nov 12:
:< yr?. Vbtor K) Sorapure to Fordham Unlv?r?Ity;
$2 .?loo, ?ddres?. 3d ?v? and 190th at
LOT 113. map l.ooa. 0f Tremont Height? (mtg
$'*00>, Nov 18; L-amport Realty Co to Thoma?
Peulocoat, $100
\SIT 114. ??me map; Aron J Blnaky to
Nov 1? (mtg tUXn. $in*t ^^^^^
I.OTS lift ?nd 11?. mama map; Solomon C
l_mpo-t i? um,, Nov 18 (mtg $1 20?l). $1; a?l
drraa, ?5 I^import ave.
MARION 8T, w ?. 172 ft ? of Kouuth ?0%,
I 137x146. Nov 16; due ai per X?md. SnO? "
Dougherty to Ka?e a l!i-e?t??n; $4.???; addie?-.
IftT East rih st. .
M APES AVE. ? e ,, TA ft n e of Trem-u't
ave. ?flxlfiO; Jame? ? i .migan and ????> ??> ?**.
trude y '?lenii'i*. Hot ir?. IM?', a.ldt'i?. ?t.n*
Mapea avt.
NEWELL AVE, v. . 100 fl ? of Jullann? ?t.
25x?10 to Bronx Rivai x MsZISa t* ?"??? ,'",l_lJ"
Klraehaefer to Richard Motrlson; Oct ?; SI?*'
addrett. 10 Planton ?t.
It ?PUR HT. t ?, ?x* ft w of Main ?t. al*
114; Nov 14; due a? per tn-nd; M J ? Inllon te
Ella L Mart?; |5.(jno. addrtss. 706 ?'>?" lit?"
?treat.
OLD RD. n ? cor of Maltland ave 61x132
Watt ?"?heater: Henry J and Mary A /ter y to
Bartholdl Manufacturing Co, Nov II; flw; ?'*
dren, 185 Broadway.
OPDYKE AVE. n ?. 22., ft w . f Onalda av?.
205xl48x Irret; Van Curlear Reelfv Ce ta ?am*
A llwne <mtjr $4,0?)Oi, Nov IB; $100; address,
205 East l'CI st.
VYSE AVE. ? w cor of 160th it. .?????j*:
i Fulten Realty Co to Una Butt ?mtg $.*\ow?.
Nov 14; $1S0: address, 200 We*t 128th it
WHITE PLAIN? Ri? w t. 12'. ft n of Morrl?
Park ava, ?xl?X?, Adolph Weiaermann to Bertris,
Butcliaitk?, .Nov 9; fl; ?ddrcs?. North Peach.
Tor? Island
WALTON AVE. w ?. 12* ft n of lMth ?t 19x
to; Kogar A Piyor, refare?, to Bell A Dir-vol.
Nov 1?. $6.000.
WALTON AVE, w t. 140 ft p of 184th it. -.Ot?
to; tame to same; Nov 1?; $?1.000; addres?, 18
Irving pi, Brooklyn.
185TH ST. ?17 Eatt, 40x100; Arthur J Mc
fiorley to Bananton Realty Co; Nov 15 (mtg
|'-*B.?*if*0) ; ftOO; address. 407 East 158d tt.
1IWTH HT, 7?5 Ea?l. ?**x48; Emma MS Met
tanlz to Siymour Realty to. Nov .1, $H?>; on
.Ire?*-. 25 Broad ft.
178TH ST. n t. 1*1 ft w rf Grand Boulevard
and CoBeours?; Anna H Bedford to John ?
Arthur; Nov 16 (mtg $4,?000), fl, addrest, Ocean
O rove. N J.
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(With r.ime and addreit of lender's attorney.?
NOVEMBER M
MANHATTAN.
BEDFORD ST, ?3, n w t of lot conveyed by
Cornelius and Nlcholaa I.ow to David B
Byeri, runa n e 83*x n w 12x t * 73.2 to
Bedford and along tarn? 22 to beg, gent IS,
HMO; Annla C Reeder to Louisa L Kant?.
$1.500; attorney, IaiuIi B Eppiteln. 150 Nat
tau at.
8T NICHOLAS AVE. 1220-1222; mtg M
fixture!, etc; Nov 1?, 1010; Michael J Ryan to
Jttnrt Everard*? Breweries, a corporation;
$0.000; attorney, David M Neuberger. 302
Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; May 9, 1010: Thomaa .1
Carew and Michael J Brennan to lam?;
f?1,0(*0; attorney, tame at above.
ORAND ST, 74; mtg on fixture?, machin?
ery, etc: May 4. 1011; Max Danger to Clara
Sol?; $1,000; addrcta. 74 Grand it.
IRVING PLACE. 20, 20.7x10; March 17,
100?; Alex I' W and Charlotte O M Klnnan
to Alex O Burnham; $8,000; attorney, A P W
Klnnan. :..I Weat ,1.1.1 at.
LENUX AVE. 107: on?-half Intereit In leaie,
ete; Jan 31. 1911; Hoie Schwartz to l.ouli L
Kane; fl.r.OO; addret?. 107 Lenox ave.
MANHATTAN AVE. w ?. 27.? ft n of 101?
it, 27x00.11; Sapt I. 1010, Herman Rixmann
to Sam Lederer; $2.000
PIKE ST, n w cor Henry it, 67.6x85 0;
Jun.? 17, 1007; Jullui Tlahman to Tourneur
Realty Co; f8,o00; attorney!, Manlwlm A
Manhelm, 302 Broadway.
WARREN ST. 37 and 30, 50x100: Sept 10,
100S, Joaaph I B Jonoi to Union Trutt Co of
New York; $110,000; attorney?. Miller, King,
Lane A Trafford. 80 Broadway. .
8D AVE. ? s, 02.11 ft i of 07th ?it, 17.0x100;
July 12, 1006; Joseph and Paulina Bornsieln
ft al to Itldora H Ely and ano, admr?.
$41,000; attorney. Title Inturance Co, 135
Broadway.
2?TTH ST, 142 West, 25x08 9: May 10, 1011:
A and i ??onttiuctlon Co to N??' York Mort?
gage and Security Co; $?4,2S0; attorney!,
Hoadle.?-. Tauterbach ? Johnson. 22 Will?
iam ?t
48TH ST. n t. 100 ft e of Madlion ava,
16 8x100 5, Rapt 3. 100P; Harry and Edythe
W Parker to Frank B French; $2,500; attor?
ney, Lawyers Title Insurance and Truit Co,
IM Broadway.
48TH ST, s s. 103.4 ft w of 2d ava, 18 8x
100..*.: March 25. 1004; Bella Croall Forbes to
Nasiou Countv Mortgage Co; fl.000; attorney.
L A Wyman, 56 Pine at.
70TH ST. 261 Weat, 175 ft e of Weat End
ave, in.ix10O.ri: Jan l.*>. 1O0I: Charlea C and
Florencia M B Ruthrauff to Cnlon Dime Sav?
ing! Bank, f 15,000; attornoyt, Woodford, Bo
vee A Butcher, 1 Madison av?.
107TH ST, 52 East. 10x75?; April 14, 1000;
Mollle Brooks to Leon Waaterman; $2,000;
attorney, N Cohen, 217 Eatt Broadway.
114TH ST, 816 Eatt, 25x100.11; May 15, 1011;
Angflot Caterina Paradlio to Ida Welsman;
$500; attorney, George H Ittieman, 60 Graham
ave, Brooklyn.
140TH ST. 24 to 28 Weit, rum B 00 1U ta 125
x n 00.8x n e 0.4 to s t tt x e 124 0 to beg: Fe>>
I, 1011; Revenue Realty Co to Jacques Loebel,
$3,000; attorney, Charlea L Borek. 38 Park Row.
134TH ST, n ?. 2?30 ft a of Lenox av?, 25x0?. 11;
Oct 26. 1010; Margaret Fl Napier to Jacques Loe
bel; $2,500, attorney, Charles L Borek, 38 Park
Row.
THE BRONX.
CAMHRELLBNG AVE, ses, 657 8 ft s w of
Cnion tPelham) ave. 61x100; July 12, l'?04; Pat?
rick and Johanna Dillon to Thomas Murphy;
$".,000; attorney, John J Brady, 03 Nassau st.
i'LINTON AVE, n ? cor of 180th ?t, 135.4x.11;
Jun? 7, 1011, th? Kovaca Construction Co to New
York Trust Co; 135,000; attorney, F A Snow, 13
Wall it
CLINTON AVE, n e cor of 180th ?t. 133 2x.11;
April 20, 1011. tame to tame; $??,,000.
I/>T .132. map Laconla Park. 25x114; Oct 21.
ItOB; BsSaa S Austin to Marv A Davis, exttx;
$400; attorneyt, Saiter A Steinkamp. 140 Na?.
aau ?t.
MAYFI-OWER (formtrly Mape?) AVE. e ?. .li?
ft n of Zulett ave, 50x101); April 4, 1007; fur
nella A Fergeraon to Odell C Butler and the
Puughkeepile Trust c*o, trut; $:i,500; attorney,
C W H Arnold, 54 Market ?t, Poughkeepile,
N Y.
TRINITY AVB. 1064. 3712 ft n of lC.th
it, 25x87.il, May 12. 10U6; Margaret McKeon to
Addle A Sullivan. $2.000; attorney. M J Sulli?
van. Wllll? ave and 14Sth tt.
.11) AVE, w ?. 452 4 ft n .?f 100th ?t. 4-S.7xll2.0
x4X 7x114; Der IB, 11*04; l?aac ?*?akol?kl to Title
Iniuiance Co; tP?.not), addre??. I'lii Broadway.
ItiMTH KT, ? ?, 1??1 ft e of Fulton ave, r.4.4x
100.11x4.1.11x101.5; Nov 23, 1WU*.; Barbara S
Herdt, Indlv and aa extrx, t(, Title ?luarante?
and Tru?t Co; $6,000; addrett, 1T6 Broadway.
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
William C Arnold, admr, to Julia A Ford;
Samuel D Greneherg to Augu?ta I-*vy; $100.
Raymond Ruhin to Harri? Mandelhaiim $1.
Dry Doek Saving? institution to Title' Intur?
ance Co; $45,000.
Title Guarantee and Trutt Co to New-burg Sav?
ing? Hank. $00,000.
Joseph S Marcui to Guaranty Trust Co $1
Jamet Devlin to United Stat??? Title Guaranty
ft* $8,?joi?.
Alol? L Ern?t to Haute Freeman; $1.200
Irving Saving? Inatltutlon to Mocei Goodman
3 list?; W.-sHJ
Frederick Aver to Alfred Fe.hheimer; $15,(V00
Hyman Rubin to Harri? Mandelbaum and
ano; $1.
Alfred Fechhelmer to Title Inaurance Co $16 -
000.
Title Iaturanc? Co to New York Llf? Intur
anee Co; $60,000.
Mutual Life Imuranc? Co to Title Guarantee
and Trutt Co, $1.
Same to ?ame, 2 astt?. f450.000
Alanton Y Weller and ano. trustees to Alfred
E Weu?r; 2 aistt; $8.171
New York Trust Co to Metropolitan Paving?
Bank; $33.000.
Hanover Mortgage Co to Title? Guarantee and
Iruil Co; $2?10.00O.
Maxwell Matted to Abraham D.Weiniteln $1
Abraham D V?',-lnnteln to Lincoln Mortgage Co
$15,000.
Lliton G Ketehum to Susan A Sned<?ker $4 -
00?)
John H Wherrv to Lillian Sp.ingenberg: ?43.500
Kate A Brennan to Clara L ?'aroiin; f2.000
Clara L Carolin to Sarah E J Ho.iilre?; $600
Alice M 8n??deker to Harrv RlnatiV. $100
Bank for Saving? In the City of New York to
Paul H Falrchlld; $*-O,0?'O
Mary E B7>-?ett ta Mary r, Richardson nan
. 000. ' ?*"?*
Ralph Jenkln?, ? x- to Adeli? .1 Megd?,*.. ..
.",00. '? ????
Wilil?m V e. rham to Amy n Oseta *.w?a
Mme to ?am?. %:,,COO '
I_?v.-yers Morii/.ij/-- ' -, ? .,-.. ?.3 000
V.'alflold Nelson t? Jerome A I"<k M ?yin
??ara L ?Carolin to ?Sarah E -I S?iuir?a tl -ma
I Lawiera Title Insurance ?nd Tru?t i ,, to |_?
-r* Mortgax'- ?'..: *7.<?00 w*
Same t., nil, $:? I
Maria If Baltz lo Samuel i>V\ : tc.i-nn
Title Guarantee ?nd TruiM ? . ?o Mane ?_?_
fiel. 815.800. "if"*
Francia L Wandelt and ?no e%r*. to Msru n
Stev.ar?. $4.900 ry ?
MECHANICS' LIENS.
NOVEMBER 1?
TREMONT AVE. n ?. ?4 f? w ?if Anthonv ?v?,
23*100; I> J M??ney Co ?gt Ale*?nder Arder!
?'n, owner ?n?l tontractor; HaggeS" A ?Lauretta.
contractor; $2,34?. ^
5TII AVE Hl! M '.??:..i S C? nnoliy (?? ?ft
Harrison O Djar ?nd P-rle N Knopf, owner?
John M ?n-1 Oblige Martin, lessees. E!i|?or, <-?,n'.
?trurtl'in ? ?>. entractor; $520.
IH'OHRS AVE. 2159; Jo?cph S Wlrslng ?n
Mr? Well, ow-i.r and contract?*. $2113!)
ITI'TH ??>".". "-2.'. West. Rudolf Oeremann act o
H M Realty ?o and the Eight Twenty To* vCru
170th s?ree? Holding Co. own-TV Zlpkea Con
atru'-tlon <*o. contract-.r; ?fliX)
PEARL ST. 434. I-oul? T?v;n ?gt August*
Schick. Elisabeth Dnn?lng and Auguat? bun
?Ing, owner?. Morris Zimmerman, auWontra'-inr
$165 '
AVE B. ?3; Morrl? A Friedman ?gt Hugo
Realty Co, owner; Julius M Schw?rt*, cn'rac
tor; {?0.
CATHERIN?) ST, 7?; Isidor Ooldm?n ?gt Ml*.
nie Oarone, owner. Fredertck Garort*. corarte
tor; $250.
122D ST. IM to 422 We?f; J'mnpb Roderick
?gt I,ewi? Krulewltch. owner; Hurry Kni1?*witeiu
?yr.?r?ct-?r, $382.14.
8ATI8FIED MECHANICS' LIEN8.
5TH AVE. n w cor 26lh at. John Orlgn?M? ngt
?'harle? H Pe--kworth et ?1. No? A, inn far
bond?), $1.37??.
?ATH ST. 201 East; Jennie Hi' In ?gt >iany_t
Ulaas et ?I. Juno 1. 1011; $1??*? 2*.
8TH AVE, 2442. Orlffln Roofing Co agt Jot?
I*>oe et al, July 1?. HU*, $68
AMSTERDAM AVE. s w cor 178th at, Natha?
Charnlack et ai agt Lent* Realty Co et al; Ha*
13. 1011; $2.1<X?
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.
LCDLUW ST. w ?, :,0 ft n of Canal at ; top
a .1 ?ty h?nk and loft?, 25x70.6: M Kohre, 4l
Canal ?t, owner; B W Invitan, 381 Oth ?v?,
architect; $50,000.
ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN.
1ST AVE. 771 and 773; to a 5 ?tv factory!
Teg?tme|rer A Rlepe, premise?, owner; J Jg
Baker, I^ong Island ?'?ty, architect; $?i.0<X)
LIS PENDEN8.
?3D ST. 177 East: Jacob Baaheln ?t ?I agt
Ro??nna Roaenf?ld et al ?forecloaure of mtg);
attorney. D J Gladstone.
WHITE ST. 112 and 114; Walker st. 103 to
If?, and Centre at. 133 to 140 City Flreprooflnr
Co agt Olman & Rothateln line) agt Abingd n
Construction Co et al (counter clalmi, attorneys,
Phillip? & Avery.
120TH ST. 120 East: Katherln? Ella? agt Lout?
H Kopp et al (forecloaure of mtg). attorney, I L
Br? adwln.
25TH ST. n s, 177? ft w of ?th ave, 22 ?x
88 9; John Reynolds agt ?"hartes B Fraie? ?ac?
tion to determine claim), attome>. J A S?ldm?n
102D ST. 310 East; Augusta Levy agt Ma?
Roaen et al (forecloaure of mtg). ?ttorney, H
Cohen.
HOE ST (or avei, w s, 37 3 ft s of Home st.
30-ctVi S; Hoe st (or ?ve). w ?. 67 8 ft s of Home
'st. 30x?8. Public B?nk of New York agt Kithan
Pasam?n et al (foreclosure of mtg); attorney. ?.'
L Marcus.
PARK AVE. ltil.H. Charles C Sands ?t al ?gt
Main Realty Co et al (forecksura of mtg); at?
torney. M 1 Borland.
BROADWAY, w s. 181.1 fl ? of ?2d ?t. 4?z
S3 K?* irreg; Phlilo Livingston agt Samuel M -
Mtllan (action to remove encroa hinenti. attor?
ney, H Swain.
LENOX AVE. ? e cor 143d st. 24 11?*?; Amer
1? an Mortgage Co agt Christian C Moller et al
(foreclosure of mtg). attorneys, Bowers A Sands
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
NOVEMBER 1?
COSTER ST. w ? 328 ft s of Spofford av?.
l-?2 11x43 2*111.3. triangular plot, t'ttllty Reslty
?o loans Howard Parkes $2,000.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW JERSEY.
?
PERMANENT
COUNTRY HOME
45 MINTTE? FROM NEW YORK.
ON THE D.. L A W. R R 900 FEET
ELEVATION. NO MOSQl'ITf'ES
COOL IN SIMMER. DELIGHTFUL IN
WINTER. SL'FERB OGMMaVkt.
SPLENDID NEIGHBORHOOD.
ACTUAL WATHR RltiHTS
HOCSE HAS ? ROOMS AND BATH.
ALL MODERN" CONVENIENCES.
HALF ACRE SHADED LAND.
PRICE ?HUM * ILL OFFER EX?
CEPTIONAL TERMS T?J RESPON?
SIBLE PURCHASER
ADDRESS OWNER,
r. O. BOX 327. N. Y. CITY.
" RlTHERIORl). N. J.. D-V4 Mile. oot.
The Ia?t one of the Montros? Height? houses;
heat coi.atrui'Uon, ?-very < oiivenlen?--. warm in
winter, cool In ?ummer, near ?tatlon; eight
nom? and bath; $5.'iio. $0?><> ruh; I?a1an<?<*
||k? rent VAN MATER, Shaf?r Building.
Rutherford._
llllltill i.ll OF MANHATTAN.
144 EAST~?9TH ST.
Hoi.se, (oniuliiing 4 living rooms, hath, kitchen
and st,.i?' room. larg? stullo on top floor ex? ? -
leal north light, house electric lighted ?nd ste?m
her.tedJLhrougti.iiit AGENT, 132 E?st 19th st._
BO KO M. H OF UKOO?_l\N.
IF YOl* PAY $40 OR MORE RENT. KINGS
lawn for you. Brighton Beach or Smith a?.
trolley to King? Highway, .'.,'. Property, v. ?.
Q and (ican I'.irkway. RICHARD (". DOO
C.ETT, owner and l??iild??r
LOM-i ISLAND.
SPECIALISTS
IN Hl BIRBAN PROPERTY.
PEASE & ELL1MAN.
340 Ma-lls-n Ave Tel. rt'.'PO Bryant
REAL ESTATE."
MASON ?nd PLASTERING. ..very description;
alio whitewashing: American: low estimait
rnrn'shed M. t EIVI. -t.M Weat :?0th at._
' _.. -t
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS.
EAST HIDE.
THE MADISON SQUARE
37 MADISON AVE
Hotel apartments, furnished and unfurnished.
Booklet and further Information on re<jue?t.
THE CLEVELAND
1'?11.m Fa-t 24th St.
-Vpartme-its -if 0 rooms, ample closets, et
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LIT.
IITH ?ST.. M WEST--NEWLY FURNISHED
Uve room apartment; wo?it?l sell complete at
ss critic?. .?MAMS __ _
?55 ST. 20 East ?Madison S?,u?re South!; milt?,
two rooms; bathroom, by month
ttaei
Large sod Small
To Let Offices
Single or en Suite in the
TRIBUNE BUILDING
134 Nassan Street Oppooite City Ball Pork
The Centre of
Transit tor the
Metropolitan
District
"L" Stations
Entrance to
Brooklyn Bridge
Subway
All within a Step
Absolutely Safe
Fast-Running
ELEVATORS
(Plunger Type)
Electric Light
and Janitor
Servie
OPEN EVERY
DAY
IN THE YEAR
APPLY FOR TERMS TO THE RENTING
AGENT. ROOM 6!

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