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REAL ESTATE NEWS, NOTES AND GOSSIP Mortgage Market Unfavor-nbl- y Influenced by Flurry on Wall Street. jsrirDTXG SITUATION GOOD Total of October's Contracts Greater Than Any Other Month This Year. - While admitting that general' business In tho United States ! In a very sound coition in Plto of JilKh price. cxCcbb profit taxep, labor controversies and other Industrial deterrent, construction authorities appear to anrco that, the wok's flurry In the stock market has exerted an unfavorable Influence- - on tho real cstato mortgage-- , business anuon Investment building. rn the faco of this slightly' depressing Influence, however, construction jvork continues fairly satisfactory for this sea. ion of tho year. According to statistics fathered by the I YV. Dodge Company, October was ft banner building month, the building permits Issued sh6wlng a wbstantlal upward trend from the slight slump In September and a gain of 447 per cent, over the October operations of last year. Building contracts awarded during Oc- tober In the territory north of tho Qhto and east of the Missouri rivers amounted to I311.3S2.000, which was greater than the figure for any previous month this year. It also represented a gain of over September. The October figures brought tho .total Xor contract awards for the first ten months of 1919 up. to ?2.m,i53,0j00, which Is greater than the total for any entire, year previous to 1919. In fact these figures Indicate an actual volume of building operations during the first tin months of 1919 somewhat greater than the actual yearly annual volume for the Ave years prior to 1919. During the last week the tendency of srtces on building materials has been up rather than down, according to the data gathered by the P. W. Dodga Company. Six weeks ago common brick, delivered en the Job In New York city, was selling at f 18.15 a thousand. To-da- y the price Is 122.50. Brick prices as quoted this week by the A'merlcan Contractor show the prevailing prices In St. Louts, Den- ver, Dallas, Boston. Cleveland, Pittsburg, Indianapolis and Kerr Orlans higher than six weeks ago. Vitrified clay pipe Is higher than thirty days ago, and un- treated timber piling prices aro advanci- ng, and the general trend of the lumber market, with few exceptions. Is upward. Labor costs are holding firm and the agreement between employers and em- ployees In the building trades In New York city, an agreement which Is to re- main In effect during 1920, Indicates very plainly that labor costs for next year will remain at tho present level or higher. NATAJfSOW IN 4 DIQ DEALS, Max N. Nat an son has purchased from the Hol-He- lg Real Estate Company, Inc., the northeast corner of University placo and . East Eleventh ''street, an eleven (itory loft, fronting 167 feet on Univer- sity place and HI feet on Bast Eleventh street. The property rents for 1125,000. The transaction was for cash and was negotiated by M. & U Hess and N. A. Berwln .Company, Inc. -- Stoddard & Hark represented the sellers and\Walt?r 31 W'echsler and Alexander a Katanson acted for the purchaser. Mr. Natanson has also purchased from the 20 West Seventeenth Street Company the twelve story loft building, 33x100, nt 10 West Seventeenth street The bulld-- i lng Is fully rented for $23,000 per annum. The transaction was negotiated by S. Cellich. Elkus, Vogal, Glcason St Pros-.tau- er acted for the seller. The same operator has sold to the Bladen Realty Company, 60S West H2d street, a six story elevator apartment house, 100x100. Tho house rents for 150,000. 13. Wagner & Son were the brokers. In another deal Mr. Katanson sold to Joseph Shenk the northeast corner of ISid street and Broadway, known as Carolyn Court, a six story apartment I'ouse, 100x100. L. Flno was broker In the transaction. Morrison & Schlff the purchasir. f LEAVE J. P. tfAY ORGANISATION Chui. Nlcholls, Jr., nnd K. P. Ilar-nau- y to Join Schalte Company, Charles Nlcholls, Jr., and Kenneth T Harnaby, for a number of years aFoclated with Joseph P. Day In his chain stores department, have been elected of tho fichulte Cigar Company. They were given a banquet by Mr. ' Day and his executive Hart last night The chain stores department of the Day organization will In the future be managed by Ira A. Lurle, who for more thin ten years has been associated with .Mr. Day. Mr. Lurle's various real es- tate activities have carried him from coast to coast specializing In the sale and rental of business properties. (200,000 BUILDING LEASE. fenry Shapiro & Co. leased for the owners, who were represented by Cam-hian- n, Voorhces & Floyd, the entire build-In- ? at 32 West Thirty-eight- h street. Tho iersees are Messrs. Lampert & Umans, who after making extensive alterations ill occupy tho ground floor for their bujlncFj. Tho lease is for twenty-on- e ear and together with taxes, &c, rep- resents an aggregate rental of 3200,000. OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN. LAST 120TH STREET Samuel Cowcn f' id ZZ East 120th street four stpry dwelling, on a plot ,18x100. WEST NINETIETH STREET Slawson & Hobbs sold for William Bradshaw, n West Ninetieth street four story hlith stoop dwelling. 13.9x53x100. West hist street Shaw & Co. sold for tho Lawmor Realty Company, ln to a client of Herbert Aldhous 133 West 131st street B three story and basement dwelling on lot 16.4x 3911 PARK AVENUE Albert B. Ashforth. inc.. sold for Miss Adolo Miller 35 lark avenue, adjoining the southeast corner of Thirty-sixt- h street a five f tory modern American basement . Tt.fmnp' W LST TWENTY-FOURT- STREET ' 'Jwlght Archibald & Perry, Inc., sold foi Jeanne B. Voelmy the threo story dwelling on Moore leasehold at 458 West Twenty-fourt- h street WEST TWENTY-SEVENT- H STREET Jiwncimer Brothers, Inc... sold to a client for airs. Anna atalcolm the two uur siory DUlldlines. Z3S and 238 West Twentv-sevent- h street on a. lot '0X9S.9, EST 10STH STREET James H. trulkshank resold to Dr. Ruben I'.lvtra, 39 West 103th strost a three story dwelling on plot 16.10x100. ThJtnas Leonard & Co. were the oroKtri, EST THIRTY-SEVENT- H STREET V A. Wniratnnn milA a l a Ytl.. lny T8mitr Altai \Smith 'and Martha Theresa Smith the four story CiUdlnc 23 West Thirty-sevent- h street, to Untonail Realty Corporation ; I now In course of construction at Thlr also sold for a client tho four story tccnth street and Ely avenue, Long Hi building, 45 West Thirty-sevent- h and City. Floors hav been rcrited fo: street, to John Mngulre. j a term of years to It. & L. Ball Bearlni, hAST 121HT STIIKBT Harriet Green- - Company, Tnmur & Sussman, silk man-ber- through Mulvehlll & Co., sold to, ufacturers, and the La Franco Soap and Eva Spier, four story single flat, 362 Perfume Company, all of whom went East lilu street, for tho Malnzer ca- ts tn. PIUN'CR VTKBET Waddell ft Martin sold for tfvelyn Cnndal to Henrv Si. Fertlg tho six story store and loft Duiming, 25x100, nt 136 Prlnco street. WEST 139TH .STREET Equitable Life Aesurnnco Society sold the thrco sfory dwelling, 17x90.11, nt 253 West 139th street. EAST 100TH STREET Hudson P. Rose bought. 105 East 100th street, n five i story tenement, 25x75. WEST FORTY-SEVENT- STREET Jonti' J, Hceckh, Inc., aold for the cs- - Into of Michael McCarthy 439 West I'orty-sevcn- th street, n threo story prl- - vine uweuing, .uxiuv, to Dr. If, O. liotnmnn. WEST THIRTY-FOURT- H STREET M. &-- Bess, Inc., sold for the Law- yers Mortgage Company tho altered bulldlnir ut 130 West Thirty-fourt- h street. The purchaser Intends to erect a fourMory modern building on the plot, which contains 2,500 square feet. . west 12'STii Street siVwson & Hobbs. sold i43 to 119 Wast 128th street, n thrco story stable, 75x100. OTHER HALES IN THE linO.V.V. CROTONA AVENUE D. A. Trotta sold for Balslcy & Watson Coal Company 2860 Crotona avenue, a threo story brick threo family dwelling on lot 20x100. BATHGATE AVENUE Frank Fold-ma- operator, sold the twenty family house 188S Bathgate avenuo, 01x85, to a cllont of Max Rosenfeld. EAST 16GTH STREET Cahn & Pitt-ma- n sold to 8. J, Schwartz tho three story dwelling 695 East 165th street, 16.9x71, through Samuel Cowen. EAST 1S3D STREET A. V. Du Cret sold for a client 458 East lS5d street to L. at. Munlap, a two story and basement frame- dwelling, lti.SxlOO. EAST 167TH STREET-Charl- es Kennel sold to Aaron Applebaufs, for invest- ment, 814 East 167th street, corner of Union avenue, a five 6tory apwtment building, 40x100, through F. W. Den- nis and Max Rapaklowltz. 140TH STREETv-S- . H. Frankenhelm sold .for Edward M. O'Gorman to Jasmine Schector the dwelling, 17x100, nt 412 East .140th street EAST 238TH STREET Nehrlng Broth ers sold for Charles E. Hauselt to W. J. Schneider\ tho two family dwelling 631 East 238th street. 25x100. 19TH STREET Hudson P. Ross bought the two family houses at 643 and 650 East 219th street; also four two family houses at 752 to 758 East 200th street. ROCHELLE STREET Mulvlhlll & Co. fold for Robert Freestone of Brooklyn a plot, 137x100, on Rochelle street. City Island, to Frank E. Gcaron, who purchased recently through the same broker a plot on Horton street. COMMERCIAL LEASES. H. M. Weill Co. leased the southeast corner of Thirty-fir- st street and Seventh avenuo. consisting of four buildings on Seventh avenue, 371, 373, 376 and S77, and two buildings on AVest Thirty-fir- st street 158 and 160, on a plot 100 feet on Thirty-fir- st street by 88 feet 7 Inches on Seventh avenue, for the Berg Realty Cor- poration to the Krlm Realty Corporation. This property has not changed hands In the last seventy-fiv- e years and is facing on the opposite sldo of Seventh avenue a new sixteen story office build ing which Is now under construction and also the Pennsylvania. Railroad Station. Part of this building will bo used by tho Hanover Lunch Company for one of Its chain stores, tho balance will be sub- let after alterations of this property aro completed. This company has also leased the northeast corner of Eighth avenue and Thirty-thir- street, being 460 Eighth avenue and 269 and 271 West Thirty-thir- d street, on. a plot 25x100, for tho Hanover Lunch Company to Peter Econopouly. This property was recently acquired, by Hanover Lunch Company from the Ballantlno Brewing Company. Alio leased the entire upper part of the buildings at 205 West Thlrty-Uilr- d street to E. Landau & Co., furriers. A. V. Amy & Co. leased for Anna Bo-ge- rt through her attorney, L. E. War-ren-t, her four story and basement dwell- ing at 314 WostlSeventy-aecon- d street. IL L. Moxley & Co. leased to the Keo Lox Manufacturing Company the entire third floor In tho building 434 to 438 Broadway, northeast corner of Howard street. Duross Company leased for the Ganse. voort Washington Company tho store and basement at 66 and 68 Gansevoort street to Thomas Fallon & (Co.. Inc.; for Elder & \Wells the store and base- ment at 68 and 70 N'lnlli avenue to It Sharaga for five years; the building at 44 West Thirteenth street, four story and basement, 28x100, to C. A. Connelly: the store at tho southwest corner of Seventh avenue and Fourteenth street to Gustav Mechtler, and the building at 437 West Seventeenth street five story, to Max Lustlg for a term of ten years. Henry Hof and Brown Wheelock Com- pany, Inc., leased for Davis & Freeman the grade floor and (basement In the building at 218 East Forty-fir- st street to the M. & M. Importing Company; J. Arthur Fischer leased for' Dr. Kel- son Smith, Jr., to J. Hatfield Morton tho four story brownstone building 151 West Forty-eight- h street, on lot 20x100. Also to Edward Frltsche the south store at 257 Sixth avenue for a lunch room. Brown, Wheelock Company, Inc., leased the second floor at 36 West For- tieth street to the Cortland Hat Com- pany; parlor floor and 'basement ftt 148 East Forty-fift- h street to the Bray Stu- dios, Inc.; office space, 19-2- 5 West Forty-fo- urth street, to the National Finance Corporation; also the ground floor and basement at 218 East Forty-fir- st street for Henry Hof, agent, to M. M. Import- ing Company. Stephen IL Tyne, Jr., & Co. leased to the Pyrene aranufacturlng Company for its executive officts tho entire eighth, ninth nnd tenth floors of tho new ten story building at 13 and 17 Ea?t Forty-nint- h street Charles P. Noyes Company leased In the new Columbia Bank Building, occu- pying the block front on Broadway from Canal street to Llspcnard street, .the thrco or four small stores on the grdund floor. Tho rental Is 340,000 In the ag- gregate. Negotiations are pending through tho same brokers for a. lease of the basement to a dairy lunch concern. RESIDENTIAL LEASES. Payson atcL. Merrill Company leased for J. E. R. Carpenter an apartment from October 1 next In the building now under course of construction at 930 Park avenue to Abel I. Smith. J. Arthur Fischer leased to Howard H. . , . . , ll-A- T t ... ., ,i t0hn s. Woodv and j0BepIl F. siattcry apartments In 104 west Fortieth street. Peae & Elllman let furnished for L. Gordon Hamersloy to J. Carr Dunn of Tendon 1030 Fifth avenue, a modern flve story American basement dwelling on a lot 42xl25feet at the north corner ,0f Eighty-fourt- h street; leased for Stephen O. Lockwood tho flve story Blx- - teen foot American Basement nousa at 17 East Fifty-sevent- h street between j mm ana aiaaison avenues; icasea mr- - nlshed apartments as. follows: In 829 Park avenue, to George B. Sanford of Lawrence, L. I. ; in 963 Lexington ave- nue, to Halstcad Llndsley; in 121 Madi- son avenue, to Channes Kajuzounl; in 829 Park avenue, to Capt. P. T. Band; In 6 West Fiftieth streot, to W. A. n. and In 175 West Fifty-eight- h street, to Erlckson Perkins. TRANSACTIONS. Roman-Callma- n Company has com therrehtal of tha Hlmon Building, jpleted to Long Island City from Manhattan. Ceorgo M. Cohan purchased through Clement H. Smith, Inc., from Harold U. Rusher a dwelling and about twelv.i ' aires, fronting-abou- t 3,000 feet on Kront.inri mad, about a mllo and ITIialf east of Flushing, L. I. Tho Lewis II, May Company has re- sold or tho S. F. It. Realty Corpora- tion 1365 Hollywood avenue, Far Rock-awa- y, a two nnd a hf story frnmo dwelling, to Louis Cohen for occupancy; also sold for John A. Flt,zslmons a plot of lots on the west side of Beach Thirty-sevent- h street, Edgcmere, L. I., J to Christian Schuler, who a dwelling tor her own occupancy. BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS. Bulkloy & Borton Company sold 264 Stuyvosant avenue, cornor of McDonough street, four story storo and apartment building, lot 22x100, for Mrs. Sophie Da lo smith. O. 13. Allord and J. J. Lo'ey sold 133 East Seventeenth street, between Al- - licmane vid Beverly roads, a, two story ffnmo' 1 jngalow, on plot 40100, -- for a client to Almct It Latson, Jr. Samuel Galluka and J. Lacov as bro kers sold lor the Kensington .Home Cor- poration to Samuel Sessler the two Blory and attic ono family house with garage, on. ti plot. 40x100, now in couwd of con struction, on the west side of East Seventh street, 100 feet north of Avenue UFlatbush, WESTCHESTER DEALS. Robert E. Farley Organization so'.d for Fred E.. Borel his house On Xlncoln avenue In the Nepperhan Heights sec- tion of Yonkers-to-Willia- Tenna'nt' of Now York city. Charles Hensle resold to James A. Illll tho frame dwelling, on a- plot lOOx 100, at 43 North Tenth istreot Mount Vernon, N. Y which the scllor acquired last month. Mr, Hill Is said to have made the purchase 'W the interest of tho' Rotary Club ammhe City Boys Club of Mount Vernon. Th'\'operty will be oc- cupied by the latter ' ionization. The Cooley Realty Company was tho broker. H. W. Sullivan of Yonkers sold $250,-00- 0 worth of Yonkers property during October. The following aro'Bome of the transactions:. For Capt. George Russell his resi- dence on Park' Hill to H. B. Land; \for Ely Bernays, his estate. Park 'Hill, to Alfred C. Whltef forltarry Maxwell, Ms ten family modern brick apartment, 12, 14 and 16 Highland .avenue, to John Robergon; for Mrs. Morrow, her estate on Highland place to E. H. Owlcs of New York; for E. Petruccl, his two on Glenvals avenue to Mrs. I. McDavItt: for Peoples Savings Bank, house 358 South Broadway to Vincent Grlece; for James Coogan, to William Cully, house 364 South Broadway; for Frank Nowlckl, residence on Park Hill to J. H. Ross; for Mrs. Sunderland, two family houso 368 Palmer avenue to J. Parnow; for Harold Lockwood, his resi- dence on Lowerre Summit to F. A. Zlpp-ma- n, and for Dr. McCormlck, three family and storo apartment nt 340 South Broadw-a- to Dr. Bonawortli. Also for Mrs. NowM, 76 Livingston avenue, residence, ! to Dr. atcCormlck, for Mrs. Small, thpee family and store apartment. 223 South Broadway, to R. Iseman: for E. Becker, residence to Dr. Belcher. 110 Radford street; for Howard Clapp, two( family house, 58 Post street to L.. Lorlng; tor J. F. Curran, business property on South Broadway to Al Fauser; for Harry Woodhouse, resi- dence, 5 Halcyon place, to Robert for Mrs. Barkor, her residence on Plnecrest Terrace to D. Dean; for Sirs. Meyers, her residence on Park Hill to H. Grey, and for Jtrs. Carmen, her resldenco on Park Hill to J. H. Rose. OCT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS. fayson McL. Merrill Company leased Percy W. Byron to Robert J. Tllney the furnished dwelling on the east side of Oak Bend road, Llewellyn west orange, N. J. Feist & Feist, Inc., of Newark rented the building at 75 Frellnghuysen ave- nuo to William Rhode. S. S. WalrtrunvGordon & Formanfsold for William C. Clark tho residence 102 Walnut street to airs. Emma T. Steln-m- et of Paterson, X. J., and for Dr. John G. Singer the dwelling 243 South Maple avenue, to airs, ailnnle S. le of Garden City, L. I. ; also for ailss Christina V. A. Oakley, 33 LIborty street to narry J. marker of Brooklyn, N. Y. aielster Builders, Inc., sold fourteen one family houses located at Chestnut streot, Arlington, N. J., as follows: 675, to Edward Johnson : 677. to Menato An- - drocclo; 679, to Richard Selk; 679a, to FranK .Mancredi; 631, to Sarah Downey; 0S1A. to Nellie MacDowell; 683, to Ser gio Cocola; 633, to A. Lulgl Saporlta; 635, to Arthur Barker; 685a, to Charles Crater; 6S7, to A. Francesco Beffarte; 689, to' Angello Wellllo; 691, to John Duffey; 693, to Frank Jlusso'. Frederick Loveloy sold the new brick and limestone res'denco on South Moun- tain avenue and Union street Montclalr, N. J., to ft member of ft New York brokerage firm. The residence is on a plot of one acre. It was sold through F. M. Crawley A Bros. Realty Trust\ sold for a client the ad- joining two family brick \nouses 1963 and 1965 Fifty-secon- d street, Parkvllle, to J. J. Jlannotto and N. Vlvlano. nEALTY NOTES AND COMMENT. Pease & Elllman have been appointed by Leo Llndenberg managers of thu apartment house at 507 West End ave- nue. John A. Dupont, for twenty years con- nected with tho \Fidelity Trust Com- pany, has associated himself with the of-fl- of Louis Schleslnger, Inc. S. Osgood Pell & Co. have broadened their Industrial real estate department by absorbing tho factory Exchange, lo- cated tor years at 43 Cedar street and specializing In mill, factory and loft properties. This change Includes the complete equipment and personnel of the Factory Exchange, to be operated here- after from the company's offices at 7 West Forty-fourt- h street J. Clarence Davjes has filed plans, through Eugene' do Rosa, architect, for a one story theatre, 141.4x208.9, to be built at tho southwest corner of Walton and Burnslde avenues at a cost of 1100,-00- 0. Rose Simon is the purchaser of the apartment house at the northwest cor- ner of Fort Washington avenue and 163d street , RECORDED LEASES. Manhattan. ID AT, 111 : 120th st, :H-1- 1 K, all Pharmaceutical Capital Ca to Municipal Market Co from Aug 2(, 1919, to Oct 11, 13S9; any, ira j camil, ill Broad- way i ti;.:so I BROADWAY. 2J78; 2d it. Ill W, all-H- enry D Chapln to St. Francis Realty I Corpn. 1S8J Bway, from Nor 1, 11, to Sept 30, 1940; attys, Goeti & Jacoby. JOt Bway 19,000 to tlt.000 3D 8T, W, all Emma Pfitenmaytr and ano, extrc, Ac, to Frank J Farnol, S W lid st, 20 yra from July 1, 1919; attys, Mlddlebrook & B. 41 Cedar at....' IIS. 800 ta S1T.000 111 ay, zust. . d anu 4 roomi abav iuorria .tiacjiivr 10 .mraa ituDtr, U2I aa t. o yn irom .not j, m: Mty. ?!!lhf.r.koA iHuitau tt....tl,440 21D ST, IS! W, th loft K & A Co to Nathan OarflnkU, (05 W lUd St. and ano, 3 yra from Fab 1, 1920 93. 200 4ST1I ST, 210-- 1 W, all. Fulton Theatre R II Harrii, extra, to Oliver D lUlity, on premises. 1 yr from Deo 2, 1919, option to renaw year to year for S yra; attya. Low. M A Loir, HI Un'iiy ttO.OOO 41TH ST. 1J!-- 1 W.w f In Htl o.rrI Jno Rankin to BenJ iN Feller. ( Varet t. Iiklyn, S yra from Oct 1, 1917, t yr renewal 31,100 4ITH ST. lit W, jtr dj w main entrance ot hotel Sam, to By Friedman, 127 W 41th at i yra from Oct II, 1917, ! yra renewal at 31,100 to 3 11,000 Jl.500 Ma 'THE SUN,' MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1919. 44 16 TRANSACTIONS RECORDED. TltANSFKK, (With name and nddrras ot owner and attorney,) lowmtov?n, (South of Fourteenth street.) STANTON ST, s. 80 e Enex nt, 28x75 Max Altmayer,' rf. to Ella l'regeman, 114 Stanton at; ally,' Frank Krovornejt, 220 Hway , 119,000 PITT ST, w a, 0 Urooma t, 20100 (foreclos) Jno A Mulrat, ref, ,to Jaa Halatead, 11S2 Prospect av, Hartford, Conn,Wov 14; attya, Baldwin,. F ft. U, 35 Naiiau at..' , 113,000 HKNHY T. CO,' a a, JtalOO, with a t to atrip, 25x0.8 on (foreclos Nov 13) Jno Mulholland, ref, to Hank for Sav, 2S0 4th av; attya, Cadwaladar, W A T, 40 Wall st 115,000 ORKENE AT, 115-7- w a, 40X1Q0 Emma Duecker to Fredk R rictseher. 19 IV 3)t id, lute 113,500, all .llenaf atty, Jo; A Saldman. 61 Park, now..,...,.' 110\ 1ST HI\ 97 K, s s. 26x77.3 td n s Kouaton at (203 E) x J5.2X74 Potter L4nd It Mtg Co to Harry Domb. 203 B Houston V, and ano, a t, all liens: atty, K C Newman, 38 Park How... H00 HENRY ST. Ill, n a. 31.1x73 (foreclos) Walter It Herrlck, ref, to Woman's Union Mlaalonary Society, 67 Bible House; ntty, L T & T Co, 160 Bway 111.000 BHOADWAY, 813, w a, 35.3100-Al- my nealty Crp to Herman L Berger, 324 e nth at, and ano; any, t a. n i. 176 Bway 1100 3ANB ST, a a, 7 w Oreonwlch t, lS.Sx 55.8X Irretf Annie I Knapp to Wm De rn, 70 Jane at; utty, T O T Co,- 176 Bway 1 OOERCK ST. w . 21x100 Central Sav Bank to Oolda fi'oter, 280 tltanton at all Ilena; atty, L T & T Co, 140 Broad-wa- y 11.000 Eaat Side, (East of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth and 110th atreets.) ISTH' 6T, 47 E. n a. 25.6x100.8 Nathan HlraCh to Thos V Carran, 457 77th at, Hklyn, mtg 113,000; attya, A4 1I Bloch, 99 Nassau at .'.'L I0TH 8T, 501 E. n a, 28x103.3 Bank p Great Neck to Nicola Blllera, 608 B 80th at, all liens. N6v 13; atty, Lawyera T A T Co, 160 Bway .ftOJ MADISON AV, 1239, n e cor ..89th at. 100.8 xS5.ll Maditon Av and S9th et Co to Stllharat Illty Corpn, 1170 Bway, mtg 1200,000; atty, Lawyers T & T Co, 160 Hway 17TH ST, 622 E. a c, 25x33 Jaa A Me- - canarty to aimon Hiern, buo av, BUlyn, mts 110,000; atty, Jaa a BfBan, 62 Cedar at. 1CTH ST, 13 V n a. 25x92 Arrow Holding Corpn to Itose Carvenka. 250 E .Srt at, all Ilena, mtg 157,000; atty, John T Prout. 230 B 73d at 20TH ST, 39 E, n a, 15x92 Malex Rlty Corpn to Norman B E Corpn, 170 Bway. b and a, o a t. Nov 14; atty, W SI Weehaler, 170 Bway SAME PROPERTY Duncan W Taylor end ano. axtra, to Mal.x Rlty Corpn. 170 Bway, mtrs 1110,000, all Hens, Not 10: atty. earn .v:\'1. 72D ST. 178 E. a a, 16.1x101,2 Peter Peterson to Purchase Holde Corpn, all liens. July 24, 1918; atty, 8 W Collins, 40 Wall at 11 West Side. (West of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth and 110th streets.) WEST END AV. a w cor 100th at, lOO.llx 125 Pauline Boettier to Frank M Boothe. 940 Fox atreal. mtga l!5.0?0. Nov 14; atty, Chia II BlUowa, 53 Lib- erty at 47TII ST, n a. 200 w 11th av, 25x100.8 Emma Itohdenburjr and ano to \altar P David, 8771 111th at, Richmond Hllla, I. I. Nov 12 1100 80TH 8T. 1C2 W. a a, !3xl.22 Alice Oon-ral- to Maria S Dr.m. 163 W Ijth at; attya, Wine & Russell, 11 WaU 70TII \sT'a\ \ iVl\ 'Amsterdam av, 66.9x 100.8 Gertrude J lovy to Director Rlty Holding Co, 543 5th av, all liens, Oct 15 , l J4TII ST, 133 W, n a, 33x117.8 Stonemjr Rlty Co to J M C Rlty Corpn, 299 nway. rata- 131,000; atty, Title Guar & T Co 176 Bway ...... ..,- - siuo WE8t'eND AV, a w cor 100th at, 100,11 xl23 Frank SI and Marlon E Boothe to Bennlnxton Rlty Corpn. 26 Beaver at. ntfv. rhaa II Bellows. 35 Liberty St. .11 107TH KT. 307 W, n a. 19x100.1 1 Carlos L Henrlquet to Clarence C Robinson, 400 T 160th st mtg 132,000, n t. Nov 14; attya. Diamond & A. 41 Park Bo.rv.'VVJ1: 35TH ST. a a. 275 a Sth av. 15x88.9 nealty Corpn to Hyman Lerin. 12. W 33d at; attys, Morrlaon & s. 0 Bway m ITptown. (Slanhattan Island, north of 110th street.) 143D ST, 516-1- 8 W, a . 160x99.4 Mar- guerite Hale to Emily I Felt. 113 Warren it New Rochelle. U Y, mtg HJ.JOOs attya, Wesselman & K. 55 Liberty STH AV. toil, n o 121th at, 09.11x120 Shenk, n & C Co, to Mt MorrU Holding Corpn. 100 V 121at at, mtg, U8i,500; atty. Samuel StSchack, 350 Bway..ll00 GOUVERNEUll LANE, s, w a, 38.5x25.1 W T Jlltchell to -- Niithan Horwitz. 601 W 162d at, mtg ,oo: any. u i 160 Bay .........1100 CONVENT AV, 106-- w a, 30 a 133d at, 12x100 Boston Road Constn Co to Abr Zanderer, 170 Bway. mtg 1.7.000; attj, P D Shapiro, 119 Nassau st.....f...ll00 11VTII ST. 9 W, n a. 14x61.7x14.6x57.3; 119th at.' IT W. n a. 14x76.10x14.6x7- 3- 1 2 Placo to Rutherford Realty Co, 34 Nas-aa- u at. b and a. o a t. Not 14; attya. Wells Jk S. 34 Nassau at.. ........ ..1100 1I8D ST, 537 W. n a, 17x74.11 Jno V Sprlnror to Nathan Friedman, 316 S li4th at mtg H.000, all Uena; atty, Thoa G Lowe. 399 Bway, ......... .......... 11STH ST, 857-- S W, n a. . jlOv.1. ..wefl-Holdl- ng Corpn to Anton Hak. WJt Conn, all Uena. mtg 171,500; atty, I Josephaon, Z Bookman at Jl 123D ST, 641 W, n a, 27.6x100.11 David Cryatal to West 23d St Realty Co, 135 Bway. mtg 110,000; attye, Splro & Abrams, 135 Bway. ...V,?0 133D BT, a a, 117 w Lenox av, Jennla Douglaa to Jacob Goldenhelm, 1760 JIadlson t. mtr $9,000, all Ilena. Nov. 10; atty. Title Guar & T Co, 176 Hway $t00, J09TH ST. 440 W, awe, 18x99.11 Hen- rietta Slangam to Teresa SI Casaese, 440 W 309th at, mtg 13,000, all liens, Oct 1.! atty, D T L T Co, 160 Bway $100 USTH ST, n 397.6 w 7th av, 17x99.11 EQultabia'Ufe Asaur Society of U S to Sarah Well. 173 W 71th at. b and a, all Hens, Nov 10; attya, Alexander & O, 120 Bway ...11 118TH ST, 401 E, a a. 45.8x14. 6x IrregO Freeman to Lulgl Vlllanl and wife, at Highland, N Y, mtg 12,000; atty, Jacob r i.,ntni tos E Tramont av 1100 ASISTEHDASI AV, 1741-- e a, 23 n 146th at. .14.10x100 Arrow Holding Corpn to Thoa Ward, Jr. 357 W 180th at, mtg 190,-00- 0; attya, Kpl:y & C. 27 William at. .$10 Bronx. FAILS ST. w nlJ52.9 a Aldua at. 47.5x100 Wm F Kenny Co to Anna Holding Co, 200 Bway, mtg 133,000, Nov 11; nttya, Morrison is, 120 Bway....o 0 and 1100 FAILS ST, w a, 300.6 a Aldua at, 47.9x100 Dan'l Meahan Corpn to Anna Holding Co, 200 Bway, mtg $S3,000, Nov 11; attys. Morrison & S, 310 Bway....o o and 1100 FAILE ST. w a, 341.3 a Aldua at 47.9x100 Dan'l Sleehan to Anna Holding Co. 490 Bway, mtg $33,000, Nov 11; attys, Mor-rlso- n S, 310 Bway o o and 1100 218TH ST, 813 E, n a, 50x114 Sam Brooks to Sam'l Krell and Max Joseph, 977 Fox t, mtg $5,000, Nov 14 attya. Graves & R, 140 Nassau at o c and 8100 6TEBB1NS AV, 1046, a, 35x137.1x23. 4X 133.4 Johanna Hellenday to Ellaa a, 1010 Stebblne av, mtg $3,000, Nov IS; attya, Furlat S at , 213 Montagus at. Brooklyn $1 13ST1I ST. a a, 197.4 e Brook av, 87.6x100; alao 189th at a a. 272.4 e Brook av, 75t jno Morris Deutach to Jefferson Blu- - nienthal, 667 W 141st at. mtg , Nov 8; atty, Jefferaoa Blumenth&I, 537 W 141st at 81 FAILE ST, 1056-- a W cor, 108x60 Leah Welnatein to Keisler Realty Co, 1719 Marmlon av, mtg $70,000, Oct 24; atty, I D Shapiro. 119 Nassau at..ooand 1100 SAME PROPERTY Keisler Realty Co to fllmon Sturm, 41 Norfolk at. mtg $70,-00- 0, Nov 14; atty, M Lavltt 236 Broad- way; o c and $100 218TH ST. n a, li lot 648, Wakedeld, 25 xlHPatk J Connolly to Thoa J A Con- nolly, 73 7th av, Rockaway Park. N Y, mtg $1,023. May 21; atty, Thoa J A Con-roil- 127 Putnam av, Bkln Gift 16TT1I ST, 1001 E. n 8. 41x99. 9x13.4x100 . Aviation Realty Corpn to Nathan Weiss, 1447 Longfellow av, mtg 134.600. Nov 14; attya, Feldman, S A F, 277 Hway $1 PROSPECT AV, 980. n cor 74.7x78 Benuld Chalkovsky to Freda D Schle- slnger, 930 Prospect av. mtg ' $72,000. Nov 14; atty, Fdk B Schleslnger. 90 Prosorct av: o c and 13.000 ORESENOR AV, w a, 164.5 a 160.1 a 71x k w lOl.lx n w 69. 6x n w 29.x n 0 104.9 to beg Robt C Haythe to Tobacco In- vesting Co, 101 Park'av, mtg $1,450, Oct 24; atty, Delafleld Est 27 Ctdar st: o e nnd 1100 KELLY ST, 879. w a. 83.4x100 Max Heim- lich, his wife, to Sarah Heimlich. 946 Kelly at. mtg 121.000. Oct 17; attys. Kirk & D. 110 Fulton st 11 165TII ST. 118 E. a a, 35.8x101.11x33.6x99.1 RhOna nealty Co to Herman Berko-wt- s, 1986 Crotona Parkway, and ano, mtg 116,500, Nov 11; atty. J D Tobias. 5 Berkman at: o a and 1100 TINTON AV. 776. a, 16.1x100 Alvln H Miller tn Louis Lask, 421 E 70th at, mtr 13.001). Nov 13; attya. Koppelman A XV, 141 Rlvlngton at: o C and Uoo LOT 668. map L Speneer at al Mlehl Klein to Francisco Relna, 2243 Cruder av. Nov 11; atty, Francisco Relna, 2342 Cruter av g (so EDENWALD AV, a a. 75 a Jefferson av, 25 xIOO Amrlfo Panarn to' Tlenlomlnn I Colhbus, 8203 1th av. Bklyn, Oct 22, atty. Bentomlno De Colhbua, 6205 9th av, Bklyn ft UNIVERSITY AV, i, 609 a Hid st, 37.x 100 C A C Constn Co to Louis Gold- stein. 104 W ttth it. Nov 14; atty. L Freeman. 302 Bway; o c and. ...... 1100 JEFFERSON AV. a a. 75- - Hill av, 50x100 Eather Schwartaman to Amerleo Pan- - a. a nr ,n.w .. .,. ..... . \7naro 210 W 10 th it.; . ... ... V . . U XV E IIS T E 1 A V, a v ror 1 97 th at 1 0 0 x 5 -1 Philip Bhaplro to Walter Marshak, 1497 i: 18th t, Bklyn, Nov ll; atty, mm Sillier, 113 Bway; o o and $100 BUCHANAN PL, awe, 110.1 a Aqueduot av E, runs a lOOx n w 21.6X n llx n w 3.6x n e 75 to pi x a e 25 to beg; also Buchanan pi, a a, at rear Una of lots SIS and '239, on map 828, runs a 60x w Ix n 50 to pi x a 5 to Sla-lo- to Thoa CRourke, 387 W 49th at, mtg 14,400, Oct 10; atty, J P Judge, 189 Montagu- - at, Illclyur...... BAINBHIDflE AV, n w a, 91.1 n o 198th at, 23.2x142.6x23x139.6 Hy Sillier t John Beyelt, 2789 BrlKce av, mtg 17,500, Nov 15; atty, E J Slortox, 607 E Tremont av: o c and :;$10 SIMPFON ST, 1000, n a, 40x100 Slayer Daxo and ano to Sla Sllnekoff, 999 h 103d t. mtg 123,000, Nov 14; atty, Law. yera T & T Co, 160 Bway; 0 c, and. $100 I'HOSPECT AV, a, 424.3 n Wostcheator av. 26iou August iioerner iw Brantman.. 135 Kelly at, Nov li;a. T.&WVA,, t . r fn mn' nw.iv 119.600 CLINTON AV, 1975, w a, 16.8x100 Lulgl Pellegrlrio to Alssc Kunalg, 4188 87th at mtg 12.000. Nov 121 atty. Lawyera T AT co, iju uway; o o anu,,,.........f'vv MORTOAOEH. (With names and addresses of lender and attorney.) Downtown. (South of Fourteenth atreet.) 1ST ST, 97 E, a a, 35x77.2 to P a Houaton at (302 E) x 33.2x74, m, Nov 14 W Domb and ane to Foatar Land A Site Co, due Nov I, 1924. 6U! atty. Jo; A Seldman, 68 Park Row., $17,000 1ST AV. 97 E; Houaton at 202 B, p m, a t, Nov 14 Same to aame, due Nov , 1924. 6; atty, aame $4,300 10TH ST, 208 E. a a, 25x92.4, p m. Nov 14 Zacharya Werfel and ano to Cltl-sen- s Sav Bank, 66 Bway, 5 yra. attya. Beall A R, 141 Bway.... $10,000 THOStPSON ST, 71, w a, 26x100, Nov 14 Sllchele de Marlsco to Alberto Capestrp, 3 Grand av, Bklyn. due Juna 80, 1922, 4. mtg 116.000; atty, Chaa Zer-- barlnf 340 Bway.... , $'.000 Eaat Side (Eaat of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth and 110th atreets.) 80TH ST, 503 E, n a, 25x102.2, p m, Nov 13 Nicola Blllera to Bank of Great 2veck, Great Neck. It I, 3 yrs, S?4; atty, II H O'Connor, 20 Vesey at 37.O0O ITH AV, o a, 43.7 n 28th at, 49.2x100, Nor 14235 Fifth Av Corpn to Walter T Kohn, 345 W 101st at, et al, 2 yra, 6f,. pr mtg 1180.000; attya, Weachlcr, K A it. 42 Bway 130,000 16TH ST, 13 E, n a, 23x92, p m, Oct 21 Roae Cervenka to Arrow Holding Corpn, 317 Bway, due Oct 15, 1922, 6. pr mtg $67,000; atty, Jullua H Zleeer, 317 Urpad- - way $18,500 Weat 6lde. (Weat ot Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth and 110th streets.) 35TH ST, 218 W, a a, 25x98.3, Nov 18 Hman Lavln to Morgan Colt, New Hope, Pa, 3 yra. 8i atty. A U Atterbury. 3 Rector at 314,000 SAS1E rROPERTY, p hi. Nov 13 Sama to Paupack Power A Timber Corpn, 203 W 88d at, S yra. 6ft, pr mtg 114,000; atty, H\Roaaman 149 Bway 36,000 CENTRAL PARK W, 237. w a, 40.4 a 84th at, 20x98, p m, Nov 13 Ethel Qulnn to Chaa Boucher, 227 W 90th at, et al, exra. Ac, 3 yrs. 6ft, pr mtg $15,000; atty. L B Hasbrouck, 250 Bway 810,000 8 STH ST. 38 W, a a. 20x100.3. p m, Nov 13 Loula Friedman to Robt L Redfleld, 0'i W 12th at, et al, trusteea, duo Deol 1, 1932, 6ft, and prlv of renewal for 2 yra; atty, Saul Bernstein, 140 Bway... $19,000 Uptown. (Slanhattan Island, north ot 110th atreet.) 11STH ST, 402 E, a a, 45.8xl4.6x Irrei, p m, Nov 14 Lulgl Vlllanl to Gusslo Freeman, 403 E 118th at, 2 yrs, 6ft! attya, Kunman A F, 25 Broad at. $2,000 183D ST. n p, 275 e 11th av, 19x74.11, Nov 1: Nathan Freedman to Slax 620 W 149th at, and ano, 1 yr, 6ft, pr mtg $9,000; atty, 714 Bway, Bklyn 91,300 13IT11 ST, n s, 397.6 w 7th av, 17x99.11, Nov 10 Sarah Weil to Equitable Lm, Aeaur Society, due Deo 1, 1924, OHft; attys, Alexander A O, 120 Bway; gold 16,000 122D ST, n a. 225 Bway, 37.6x100.11, p m. Nov 10 West 23d 81 Realty Co to David Crystal et al, 5 yra, 6ft, pr mtg 330,000; attya, Stanchneld A Levy, 120 Bway $24,500 Bronx. TINTON AV. 776, o a, 16.8x100 Louis Lash to Alvah II Muller, 17 Slamaroneck av. White Plains, N Y, pr mtg $3,000, Nov 13, due' May 13, 1923, SHfti atty, O Frey, 3429 3d av $1,576 165T1I ST, 319 E. a a, 35.3x101.11 Herman Borkowitz and ano to Rhona Realty Co, pr mtg $16,600, Nov 14, 6 yra, 6ift: atty, C R Slohrmann, 160 Bway, .,13,600 LOT 62, map Wells va Siorer at al Rune Bldg Co to Gustav Trcnkner, 158 B 66th at, Nov 14. 3 yra. Sttft; atty. Wm, Fetera A Co, 1044 Tremont av... .$3,500 LIVINOSTON AV. w a, 347.1 a 346th at, 161x176 L Duncan Bulkley to Deladeld estate, 27 Cedar st, Oct 20, 5 yra. 6ft: atty, DelaDeld estate, 37 Cedar at. $12,000 BAINBRIDOE AV. n w a, 03.1 n a lUSth at, 2S.2xl42.Sx lrreg John Reyelt to Hy Sillier. SS43 Balnbrldge at. pr mtg $7,S00, Nov IS, 3 yrs, 8ft; atty, Hy E voa Rein. 33 Nassau at - $4,000 FAILE ST. 1033-- awe Bancroft at, lOOx rtO Simon Sturm to Klesler Realty Co, 1790 Slarmon av, pr mtg 170,000. Nov 14, 3 yra. Oft; atty, P D Shapiro, 110 Nassau it $0,875 OROSVENOR AV. w a, 104.R a 2S0th st, 71 xlOS.lx lrreg Tobaoco Investing Co to Delafleld Eat. 27 Cedar et. Oct 24, 1 yr. 6ft; atty, Dalafleld Eatate, 27 Cedar at ;i2,ssn SAME PROPERTY Same to Robt O Haythe, 5604 Slosholu av, pr mtg 812,500, Oct 24, Instals, 6ft; atty. Law. ' yera TAT Co, 100 Bway $5,000 TINTON AV, 880, a, 22.7x100 Jot Schler-In- g to Clarenco W Gaylor, 30 Willow av, N Ptlham. N Y. mtg 16.000, Nov 7, lnitale, 6ft; atty, C W Gaylor, 10 Pine at $1,500 BUCHANAN Pltwi. 130 a a Aqueduct av, e 2Sx lrreg: also Buchanan pi. a a, at rear Una lots 238 and 290, map Thos SI nv..flThn fYnnilflr in Varv Malone. 03 Buchanan pi, Nov 10, 3 yrs, I 6ft: atty, Jaa P Judge, 139 Slontnrue at. Bklyn..,- - $1,000 , SIMPSON 8T100O, a a. 40x100 Max Slus- - koff and ano to Slayer Dixit. 2010 Lex-- 1 Ington av, and ano, pr mtg $23,000. ov 14, insula, ot. : atty, J u ucniesinger. .'hh Bwav $5,000 PROSPECT AV, e . 424.8 n Westchester av. 26x100 Ida Brautman to Carl Jaffa, 1032 Fox st, Nov 13, B yra. Oft: attv. Lawyers Title ft T Co. 100 Bwaytl5,000 SATISFIED MORTGAGES. Manhattan. 168TII ST.,n a. 137.4 Bway, 37.6x99.11 Joa and Amelia Newmark to Robt Spero; 'Dee 11, 1906; attya. Platzek A Stroock. New York city.....' 610,000 DIVISION ST, S3 and 23 H SamuelVMiller to Loula A Iiof?en. Fob 1, 1915; atty, T G A T Cd, 171 Bway 87,000 60T1I ST, a a. 225 11th av, :3xl0O.C Rosalia Cohen to Hy I, Bogert. sub true will Thoa L Bogert. July 26, 1SU: atty, T G ft T Co, 176 Bway 111.760 119TH 8T, a a. 616 e Lenox av, 15x100.11 Emma A Stocklnren to tho American Baptist Home Minion Society, 23 E 26th at, May 31, 1190; atty, Edw S Clinch. 41 Park Row 110.000 10SD ST. n a, 110 a 3d av, 37.6x100.11 Jacob Klein to Abr D Welnatein, 235 W 102d st, March 1, 1907; atty, Abr Stern, 81 Nassau at $10,100 BROADWAY, 3132 SHchael Rosalslty, 2067 2d av, to J SI Richard Co, 619 W 114th at, Aug 36, 1916; atty, L Roy Coventry, 156 W 72d at 1500 111TH ST, a a, 91 w Park av, 16x100.11 Meyer Darldoff, 10 K 110th at, to Harris Mandelbaum, 12 V.' 17th at, Slarch 23, 1916; atty, Philip D Shapiro, 113 Nassau at 11.600 110TH ST, 119 W Albert Marachat, Shef- field. Slass, to Karollno A Starschat. Jan 3, 1910: atty.-- O A T Co, 176 Uway. 15,000 SASIE PROPERTY Elll Gllllea. 219 W 140th at, to aame, Apr 2, 1913; atty. Matthew W Wood. 165 Bway $6,000 10th av, n Cor 203th at, 99.11x100 Manatee Co to Claude R Hammond, 147 W 64th at, and Henry D Hotchklas. 316 W 76th at Jan 19, 1909; atty, Hy S Johnston, 61 Chambers at $2,000 ASSIGNMENTS AND SIORTOAOES. Manhattan. MADISON AV, a w o 70th it; 70th st, 2i E Fredk A Clark to F A Clark. SIlddleDeld, N Y, and ano, trusteea; attya, Ver Planck A Prince. 140 Bway; 2 assns. each. ...11 72D ST. 174 E Bowery Sav Bank to Ellae S of PoughkcepsU N T. and ano. trusteea (10.000 T3D ST. a r, 133.4 w 3d av Theodora T Elllman to aama; attya, Stoddard A M, 128 Bway $8,000 BROADWAY. 156.1: Liberty st, 69 lr pi. Mercer st. 81 and 04 Equitable Trust Co to Reliance ImpfCo, 71 Bway, mtg 3843.000 J100 MORNINOSIDE AV. a a, 25 n 117th at Joa A Shannon and ano, exra, to Cecelia SI Shannon, 348 W 71at at, Individ and trustee, et al; atty, Wm SI Kllcullen. 170 Bway . 11 AVENUE C. 133; 101st at, a a, 03 a Lex- ington av Lawyers Mtg Co to Jno II Pugh and J H Pugh to Lawyera SItg Co, 59 Liberty at, 3 aesn 113,000 111TH ST, 48-5- 0 W Lawyera Site Co to Republics of Panama; addrfcea, Lawyera SItg Co, 3D Liberty at 133.000 123D ST, 104 E St SIarTa Free Hospital for Children to Title Guar A Trust Co, 176 Bway 13,000 MARBLE IIILL AV, n w o 223th st n S Gulterman. exr, e. to Geo H 70S Riverside Drive: atty, Loul Budln, 13 Park Row 825,000 61ST ST, 177 E Chae Tatham and ano, exra, to Starr Collins 133 E 86th st: atty. 8 W Collins. 40 Wall it II lltTH'ST, 419 E Wm II Becker to Bronx ho uroxeraga uo, in r. nitn at; Mttr, laaas Lavlson, 381, B 119th at $1 ' tOTlt ST, 41S' .Swan, exr, to Chaa Loesch, 415 W 60th at; atty, nr A Tt iimnnthiil. 233 Bway, ...... ,11 M5TII ST, 141 to 147 rrow Holding Corp M Mark,. m 14th av Iiklyn; attya, Marka & M, 63 Tark Row II RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 89 Bowery Sav Bank to N Y T A SI Co and N Y T A SI Co to Watter W Vlalla, 601 6th av; atty, Bankers Truat Co, 601 5th av; 2 aan....v $80,000 103D STt n a, 110 e 3d av, (lied and discharged Noy 14, 1911 Equitable T Co to Abr D Welpateln, 45 W 110th at: atty, Isaan Alien, 132 Nassau tt...$l BROADWAY, 812 Title Guar A T Co to Central Sav Bank, 100 H 14th at: itty, T 41 A T Co, 176 Bway..., 140,000 Bronx, 169TH ST, 385 KUabel S Kemp to Title ' O & T Co, 176 Bway; atty, T O A T co, us uway..., tj.uao LOTS 1 to 6, bk 4; 15 to 31, bill 4; 15 tn 17, 20' and 25 to 27, tilk 3, map Whitehall Realty Co Broadway Trust Co to Nuthan Wise, 61 Bway; atty, T O A T Co, 176 Bway; aaan six mtga 118,633 W1LKINS PL, e a, 75 a Jennlnga at, 26x 92 N Y Inveatora Corp to Title O u T Co. 176 Bway; atty, T O A T Co, 176 Bway 37.000 WASHINGTON' AV, 1243 Alex Scalson to Samuel Berger, 1760 Wash av; atty, T GAT Co, 176 Bway IM00 146TII ST. 461 E Title Guar A T Co to Lillian st urtgg, sio w ijjq ai, any, Lillian SI arlgg, 310 W 133d at... $2,600 LUDLOW AV, n a, 65 W Hayemeyer av, 26x108 Loula A Fahr to Maria Holder- - mnnn mln! nttv: M J Sullivan. 600 Willis av $4,750 CROTONA PARK E, 1570 Jennie rack-ne- y to Henrietta Klelow, 656 Beck at; ntty, O E Davla. 3210 3d av $1,500 rUOSPECT AV, 1034 Ida Bleyor to Tltlo flnnr A T fo. 17(1 Hway $4,750 ANTHONY AV, 1733 Gento Glulo to El liott Mtg i;o, znuway; auyo, iyunui. E A II. 277 Bnuy $1 JACKSON AV, HV8 Saml Bltterman to Augusta B Fromm, 32 W 128th at; atty, Augusta B Fromm, 82 W 128th st. $7,500 BENEDICT AV, n a, 260 w Pugaley av, fox 100 Slary Jepaon to Arthur G Bell, 1738 Topping av, and ano; atty, Arthur Bell, 801 E 140th at $2,500 FOX ST, 1008 J C Gaffnoy Conetn Co to Yetta Engel, 1070 Fox at; atty, 8 M New. mnn ROO W IIKM t 31.500 PROSPECT AV, 507-7- 0 Christian H Wer ner to Annlo Fries, 57 W 2d st, au ver-no- N Y; atty. C E Davis, 3210 3d av 32,000 MECHANICS\ MENS. Manhattan. RIVINGTON ST, 315 Harry Lleberman ast Todsam Realty Corpn, owner and contractor $4,330 H5TII ST, 503-1- 1 W Lucaa Proventano agt James II SIcSlanua, owner and .....3-40- 1 WATER ST, 030 Gordon E Ward agt A L Gosselln Corpn, owner and contractor; Peter Sloholm. contractor 12,737.80 7TH AV, 2220 Corrigan-Free- d Co. Inc. agt Shlloh Baptist Church, owner (re- newal) 3060 75TH ST, 182 W Richard Hammer agt Florenca L Goffo and Elizabeth 0 Bur- gess, owners; Manhattan Contracting Co. contractor - $400 75TH ST, 162 W Esla Jnffe agt Florence L Goffo and Elizabeth a Burgese, own- ers; Slanhattan Contracting Co, con' tractor ..3200 SPRING ST. 72-7- 8 Jacob Zlnman 'agt S I.angdorf A Co, owner; Fabric Clove Co, contractor -- .. $1.123.11) LIS PENDENS. Manhattan. WOOSTER ST, 243 and 245 Phoebe Gross agt Ellca Horn et al (amended par- tition): attya. Hill. Lockwood A Rodtleld ELIZABETH ST, 105 Edward Kemp et al agt Madeleine F Burko t al \(amended foreclosure of mortgage); attya. Shear- man A Sterling, 82D ST, 210 W; and Sth av, 2492 Louies 51 Scheel agt Frederick C Scheel et al (foreclosure of two mortgages); atty, C V Oden Hughes. WESTCHESTER REAL ESTATE. SALE BY THE NAVY Baildings, Fixtures and Material NAVAL TRAINING CAMP PELHAM BAY, N. Y. 481 BUILDINGS The plant of the Main Camp, Probation Camp, Pelham Bay Ex- tension, Isolation Camp, Emergency Hospital and other buildings, in-- v eluding in all 481 buildings at the Navnlaining Camp, Pelham Bay, N. Y., will be sold oy sealed pro- posals to be received not later than 11:00 A. M., 25 November, 1919,. by Board of Survey, Appraisal and Sale, Navy Yard, New York. These buildings are of wooden construction and in excellent con- dition. Full description, terms of sale and further information may be secured by addressing Lieut. Comdr. E. H. Tricou, Senior Member Board of Survey, Appraisal and Sale, Navy Yard, New York, telephone Main 9000, Branch 204, JOjPHUS DANIELS, Secretary of tho Navy. TO LET FOB BCSINESS rCRPOSES. FLOORS and OFFICE SPACE TO RENT in modn twenty-thre- e story office building 150 NASSAU STREET Space now occupied and shortly to toe vacated bv THE SUN. Approximately 7,000 sq. ft. to each floor. Also basement and Most conveniently situated office building in downtown Manhattan. Apply THE FRANK A. MUNSEV CO. 280 Broadway, Cor. Chambers Street NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Q IF 9fnti P&a TWENTY Baaww MODERN HOMES for year round living; ready fo'r oc- cupancy now. 87,880 on easy terms buys a 7 room house with 2 baths and 8 acre. 811,000 a 12 room house with 8 baths, garage and 3 acre. Many prices, sizes and designs. Easy commutation to N. Y. C. 900 ft. ele- vation. A little cash and your rent buya one. Call for details at Mountain Lakes. Inc., 170 rt'wav. X. Y. Ti. 1321 Cortlandt. MANHATTAN REAL ESTATE FOK SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. A Garage, 42 Dowrllng street, near Varlck, Manhattan, on plot 30x103, two story architect building, erected for Gar- age In 1910. Elevator large capacity; heating plant anu mil eiecirio equipment. charging board, ttc, for electric trucka. possession on JO oaya nonce, uas rcutcu on 10 year leaae at 84,000 per year. It. C. WILLIAMS li CO., 64 Hudson St.. New York City. TO I.F.T FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. BUILDING AND LOT IN THE 30 S NEAR STH AVENUE IaNG TERM A. A. SCHOPP 53 3RD AVF.NUE, NEW YORK FURNISHED APAKTJ1ENTS TO LEI. 1, 3IADISON AVENUE (opposite Morgan House) Artistic apartment to refined peor pie, two rooms.\ bath and kitchenette. ROD, AND I1IOH WATER FOB LOCAL ANGLERS Randy Hook I'rlncoaa (Tim lloramhoel Km. A.M. I'M. A.M. Jamaica Day tuauaraiei A.M. I'.M uato. November 17,, 3 133 3;4l 3:37 ;i:34 4:17 Noveralwr 18,, 4;u:i 4:40 4:38' 4:45 am November lo,. 6.0H o:28 o:13 fi:33 0:82 November 20.. fi:ol 0:13 6:50 0:17 OJO November 21.. 8:31 B:M 0:39 7:10 November 22,. 7flU 7:34 7:14 7:3U 7:04 November 23,, 7:47 8:14 7:62 8:10 8:23 Fenoaylvonla'a Pennsylvania nw irjimii Itm follow: Allowing 10 per cent' clerk feea to county treaaurcra for Issuing hunt- ing licenses; nuthorltlng the purchase ot lan J for gama preserves' nnd appropriat- ing 8100,000 for the drat year and 880,000 a year thereafter, .payable from tha resi- dent hunter'a llcerije fund, to carry out tho purposes of the act: requiring persons of foreign birth to present naturalization papera when npplylng for resident hunt- ing llcenso; proUdlng a rebate of 28 per cent, of the tine for Illegal killing of doea or fawns whon voluntary acknowledgment of offence la made-- ones to Ihtr proper Sine nnd JVelchts of Native Trout. The gentleman who aatd ho caught forty or forty.flve trout In one day on the Koopue evidently bred qulto a gale. Ho may bava rpmo difficulty In trimming his aalla to atcer a clear courea In It. Those, however, who aro most emphatic. n, their criticism of this catch ehould, 1 ?e eve, havo etudlid the subject more care- fully beforo condemning him for a viola- tor of the lawa both irom a legal atand-poi- and from tho moral point of view. I. bellovo that a man can take tho al- leged number of trout In Ono day nnd \' nc\hor ,aw\ CT'alnly not the logal I. have seen many trout weighed In my time, ana I bellovo tho following rule for weight will hold good on mosfwaterei Native 6 Inch trout, 8 to a pound. Native 7 Inch trout, IS to 2 pounds. Native 8 Inch trout, 8 to 2 pounda. Native 9 Inch trout, 3 to a pound. Native 10 Inch trout, 2 to a pound. Native 12 Inch trout, pound each, Natlvo 11 Inch trout, 1 pound each. Trout larger than 14 Inchea vary In weight often as much as 3 ounces, accord- ing to the watery from which they are taken. 1 have caught a It Inch trout Which nelahcd 1 nminri an.! IX nuncps. Another which waa h Inch shorter weigncu lyi pounds. Hut for trout under 0 lnehea tho weight will vary llttlo nnd Is only noticeable when a lot of IS or 20 Is weighed. That ! for iruui spawnea ana grown In the etream. Trout raised In hatcheries may vary, I have no Itnowledirn of tha WAlrht nt these. This spring I saw 81 trout caught at uuBBicia wnicn weignea tt pounaa. And they were all elx Inchoa or more In length, Theae were weighed, four houro after be- ing caught. Thess wara nil anrrklari Irnnt and were caught In a amall, awlft running ileum, wen covered with treea. it has been my experience that trout ara heavier In alow, open watera than thoso from wooded, awlft watera. The gentlemen who crltlclae this catch of trout asaume, apparently, that 6 Inch trout weigh nearly n quarter pound each. If they have been so fortunate as to nsh waters In which are such trout I will deem It worth a box of good clgara to ba put wlao to these streams. Quartof pound trout look good to me. An to the moral end of It, how can a man be criticised for legally catching a big mefs of fish. If It Is reprehensible to do so then wo ehould by all means revise the law. Personally, I think there should by a limit of 25 a day, and a further limit of 16 pounds a day. 'h1!; J oulo not tako more than 28 6 to 10 Inch trnut In a .lav t t.n r .would hate to stop with three 3 poundcra. If i were out wun a party and the nh were to bo divided I would not hesitate to take enough eo that all had a fair meaa. After my experience the past season I would feel hurt If I were criticised for taking enough fish to give me one good feed. I didn't get them this past season, and my family are still hungry for trout. Unless tho trout In question ran larger than the (\atchoa I have seen coming from the Esopus I am willing to believe the gentleman\ might easily have tho number stated and ttlll be wall within the law. Again I say. If the law Is wrong, and I think It la, let us have It changed. \I am wrong aa to the rule for weight I will be obliged to any one who will prove me to be o. We aro all Inclined to ac- cept as facts something we have been told Is eo which wo have never taken the pains to verify. So come on, trout bugs, and If I have made a mistake, ahoot. Brooklyn, Nov. 10. SEARCH ME. The Lnre of the Sarf Ta. Troutlng. The other morning I read \Tamarack's\ aasurance that he still remembers that there ia euch a thing as a fly rod In the world and that he fully expecta to. use one In tho under I mean afterworld. For some time I have questioned the sanity of those Beachnute a number of good fly fishermen apparently ao obsessed with surf flailing that they had forsaken the running water for the breakers. Not that I begrudge thorn tho unques- tioned Pleasure of the realm of nnn\ and sunburn, but that any men who eisteu Detween ana lived during a ny existed between and lived during a fly the darling of all sport', aa they appear to have forgotten It, seemed Impossible. \Stillwater\ I remember how he choo that name, Jersey's Itinerant angler, wl was with us, always fishes the fast water, while \.\tlllwater\ and I favored the quiet runs. Tho Itinerant angler, Walter 'Sill (may his wrist grow mora powerful), I christened \White Water.\ A short nhllo afterward \Stillwater\ struck upon hla name and adopted It 'or better or worse. Well, old \Stillwater\ has gone bughouse along with tho rest of the nuts. As far as I cun see, \IVtlow Angler\ and I are the only two living exponents ot the ancient art left. Even tho Itinerant angler has taken up no I won't lay It In public but he surely has taken It up and many, many bass hae succumbed to him of late. Who 7 Me ntrrowmlnded 7 Never! I cast an aggre- gate of 3,567 '4 miles In the aurf before \Stillwater\ ever saw a aurf rod. No, I never caught a fish: but, aa \Tamarack\ says: It's not all of flehlng to catch fish, or words to that effect. If I wero not so wholly occupied nt this time of year with trying to seo how many chilled number lives 1 can sink Into nOD AND OUN. WEDNESDAY, 30 COD THintSDAY, 59 COD, nilDAY. 10 COD. CODIISII1NO SUNDAY 7 A. M. I.ONO 11EAC1I OK CIIOLEKA HANKS SHAMROCK ''av Sheepshead Day Dally S A. M. COD COD COD v CWC I VU i'\ day at 7 A, M. Lit L III Sunday 8 A M.. Sheepshead. Capt. J. MAHTIN. SPECIAL NOTICE Sailing time 7 A. it. Instead of 8 A. a I. 120 CODITSH SATURDAY. CIIOLEKA HANKS Oil I.ONO UEACfl, ilia dally exc. Mon. 7:30 A.M. G1RALDA ;artln Ilro. Dock. Shees- - head Hay Capt. D. MAHTIN, DAILY :15 CODnSIIINO. Joe IL leaves Bay, dally Dunne's. except Sheepshead Monday, Capt. 7:15 A. M. ; Sunday, 7 A. M Capt ARCHIE BUCKNEU. ILOUNDERS AND BLACKS. 4RRHC leaves New Rochelle, Hudson park, Tuea., Thurs., Sat., 10 A. si.; Hun., y a. si. tiring your pan. CODFISH AT 7:30. eaves dally 8 A. M.undays mum i A. M from Bhttepahsad Bay. Capt. ANTON LUNDY. lenves Wreck Lead 8:41 ROSABELL train dall exc. Mon. and Frl. ; 8:28 train Sunday. Cnpt. GEO. W. WILSON. CODFISH. WHITING AND HAKE. fin i w III. ?u.\- -. '\ A- - l!Ja - - - - 5 A M t xceot Mondar iheepshesd Bay. Capt. L. HARUi WILL NOT SAIL COD nsllING TUESDAY 7:30 A. 31. AMERICA Inh'aji.SheVpiheadSjay. leaves Wreck Station dally COLUMBIA except Mon., 6:43 train; Sun.. 5:25. J. Rathman. leaves Carman'a Dock, Wreck Lead, dally 6:13 train; Sun-da- 5:25 train. dally except Monday and tUlln M. III. Friday. 15th St.. 6:15 A. M.; Battery. 7 A ,U. SUNDAY. 7iS0 A. 3i. EL tVl A R \m\ to A. M. Dally. IA.il. amm. SEAPIutUN day, Osborne Dock. Cast Frank Bauaaaan. formerly of tha Mecals, leaves Sliver Wave, Freeport, Selnada dally exo. Mon. and Frl., 7:45; Sunday, 8:80. CODFISH1.VO. COI CHOLERA BANKS COD. iiiUITDV 7 A. M every day. Hammer's Dock. Sheepshead Bay. ROSE B. I!. leaves at Canarila 7 A. U. afar? DICK and a RN aT7. ADMIRAL 10 A.M. CiVt CHARLIE, formerly of Sea Pigeon. leaves Canarsie every day SAPPHO I'll. IOHS HANSEN Orr I Jnia leaves Canarsie dally, except Oil . UlllO Men. and Frl. Capt McAVOr, GUN NEWS e. FROM NOVEMBER 17 TO NOVEMBER 53. Oovernora WUIeta New Is mil roint lonond A.M. I'M. A.M. I'.M. A.M. P.M. 4:34 4:18 4:34 7:43 8:12 0:18 0;441 03S 0:OO 0:23 8:83 O.Ol o.oo 0:31 o:i3 fi:49 o.ua 0:17 0:43 e:40 7:10 0:37 a:2S 0:40 040 10:25 7:20 7:57 7:39 7:05 7:28 10:20 11:01 8:07 8:37 8:10 7:10 84 10:fifl 11:20 8:45 ):17 8:oi) 8:12 8:30 11:23 11:55 0:24 0:57 New Oame Iatwa. officer,' covernlnc method of estabtlshlnc and conducting auxiliary game preserves and enabling commissioners to prop-una- ta amall game when desirable, amending tho county eloalng act eo aa to require at least 800 ot the petitioners to give the numbers and dates of their hunt- ing licenses; Increasing from CO to 80 the number ot game protectors the board 1 authorised to appoint; removing protec- tion from red aqulrrels and fixing thv opon season on blackbirds from August 1 to November 30; prescribing tho open aeaaon on woodcock from October 1 to November 30, tha bedowned hldea of broadblll and blaolc ducks I would go along with these Bench-nu- ta to aee how good they are nt thron- ing gobs of lead away. Well, anyhow, It did my miserable trout ridden soul good to hear the Denn of the Adlrondacka make hla confession of faith- fulness to our hi litres of the aprlng time, II y fishing. Dy the way, all this talk about the wondroua size of those demona of tha deep that tho Beachnuta go out for sounds so awfully tame to me after the trout In fact tha last trout 1 raised this summer. Ho came clear out of tha water twice at my fly, . Somewhere recently I have seen a pic- ture of the editor of the Itod and Oun column with a three foot something or other hanging over hla shoulder. Well, this here trout that I refer to well, In tho first place tho editor of the Rod and Oun couldn't have lifted him and In tho second place well, I don't aee why thoso Benchnuts wasta tholr tlma over a, lot of undersized flngerllngs when there ara trout in tho world aa big aa thla here on ot mine. VinUINlUH. New York, Nov. IS. Alrptuno Hunting Protested. In reply to the article which appeared In thla column on November 4 on air- plane hunting, I would like to call at- tention to tho fact that aeveral years ago lawa wcro enacted preventing the uaa of air or hydroplanes for tha rhootlng ot wildfowl. Our friend \E. J. P.\ boaata about it being tha first attempt on Long Island, the hunting proving quite successful. I wish to say it la deplorablo to think of thla na sport. Looking: back over my cllpplnga from the Rod and Oun column I find one of August (. 1918, which atatea President Wilson Issued a proclamation on that day defining tha migratory bird treaty regu- lations and concluding by atatlng, that \the new regulation provides a'so that migratory game may bo taken durlnC tha open reason from the land ard water, from a blind or floating device (other than an airplane, power boat or any boat under sail), with the aid ot a dog and tho tup of decoys.\ Therefore ''E. J. F.\ for your Informa- tion aa well aa tho ones who were In th& air, I would say It might be better to quit and avoid arrest and army offlcera should know these Uwa before undertaking to break them aa they cannot plead Ignoranoa any more than a citizen, (''ut nut thla aero and hydro ahootlng: the blrda aro wild eniiugh now. HEED GRASS. Brooklyn, Nov. 8. 1 UTOMOBILl AUTOMOBILES. Notice to Owners and Buyers. CHARLES SHONOOOD, Auctioneer, 839 Broadway, N. V. City. N. Y.. will hold one of tha largest auction sales of automobjlea held'ln the city an FRIDAY, NOV. 21, 19 1 9 Place of Sale Will De Advertised an Thursday. Automoblia owners desiring to aell their cara can enter aama on or befora Thursday, Nov. 20, 1919; no later. A good chance to get rid ot your old car and buy a now one. Telephone Nob. 4583-4S3- 7 Spring. An advance In caa'h of \Oft of the value J can ba had befora tho sale. GUARANTEED USED CAR SALE. 1917 PREMIER TOUP.INO 118 PREMIER TOWN CAR 1918 NASH 8EDAN. T 1918 NASH TOURING 191S MARMON LIMO. 120 NOItWAI.K TOURING 1919 CHEVROLET TOURING A. O. KAUFMANN JtOTOK CAR CORl, 116 Droodway. Cor. 37th Bt, CLOSED CARS. Cadillac Kodan 191J Kissel Sedan 1917 Kissel Sedan 1918 t Klesel Sedan, Four rassenger.l91J p. O. V, Limousine 1913 Simplex Limousine 1914 All cars In perfect condition ; lully guaranteed. L. U. JACCARD, INC. 1 Weat 84th St. Circle 4891. 1920 Essex Sedan, like new, run ler- - than a thousand milts. 1919 Essex touring, like new I 1913 Pierce Arrow Sedan B. A. 1918 Stutz, 4 passenger sports. 1918 Hulck delivery wagon. 1917 Lancia town brougham ISIS Pierce 48 Limos., Al condition. OTTO U. MOODY, 231 West 51th Street. Circle 8141.. 1'OUD OWNERS, ATTENTION I I I Your touring car with tho IleatrfDuptag attachment gives you both passenger ear and truck. LET US DEMONSTRATE. McCORD JUT.. CO., 1320 ' llmadway. Col. 3729. GRAHAM BROS. SALES COMPANT. 1 S SO Broadway. 1919 1 ton Oldsmoblle. 1918 I'i ton Bethlehem: stake. 1917 ll4 ton Autocar; stake. 1915 114 ton Autocar; canopy 1917 1 ton Jelfery; 'commercl: I. 1918 14 ton Ford; canopy. 1915 1H ton stake. Call It. l WILLIAMS, Columbus 712T. TRUCKS TRUCKS TRUCK!?. SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK ONLT. Rebuilt and Overhauled 3'i to 6l ton PACKARDS. PIERCE ARROWS & WHITE TRUCKS ALL GUARANTEED. OVER 500 TO CHOOSE FROM. TRANSIT STORAGE WAREHOUSE, Vnnderbllt Ave., Brooklyn, Telephone 2538 Prospect. AUTO INTERNATIONAL REPAIRING MACHINE SHOP, specializing in high clasv work under personal supervialou of Mr Montanelll, expert automobile engineer,1 lato with the Iiotta Fraschlnl Motor Co.; painting, fender and body work dor.o at' moderate prices. 'Phone 3M7 Mornlngslde. 308. 808 West 117th St.. near 8th, Ave. t STUDEBAKER Coupe. 6 cylinder, 4 pas- senger, Ute model; good tires; new paint; Ideal for doctor or small family; sam; model costs now 82.600; 31,300. STUDE- BAKER, 1291 Bedford av., Brooklyn. Decatur 1454. 4. STUDEBAKER Big Six touring. latl. model, painted beautiful Brewster green; all cord tires, 2 bumpers; first class eon-- , ditlon: usual new car guarantee. STUDE- BAKER. 1391 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn., Decatur 1484. STUDEBAKER touring, 1919 Big Six, erv fine condition, special maroon paint, 'I white wire wheels, extra shoes; just aa good as new; covered by new car guarantee. STUDEH KEK. 1291 Bedford Ave., Brook-- ; lyn Deiatur 14 S 8. , ROLLS ROV\E 1911 new Sedan. ; ROLLS ROYCE 1914 Cabriolet, reflnlshed. MERCEDES 1914 racer, reflnlshed run- about. No dealers. Phone 4000 Plaza. Room 3. STUDEBAKER 1919 Big Six touring; run' 8,100 miles; line condition: looks like new; many extras; new car guarantee. STUDE- BAKER, 1291 Bedford av., Brooklyn. Dacatur 1434. STUDEBAKER Sedan, 1919. 5 passenger,, mileage 3,800; extra shoe, cover, bumper,\ Ac: good aa new. STUDEBAKER, im Bedford Ave.. Brooklyn. Dacatur 1181. STUDEBAKER. 1918 small touring; nt? paint, de luxe top, good condition; very apeclal price, 8573. STUDEBAKER. 1191 Bedford Ave . Brookln. Deiatur 144. t STUDEBAKER Light fix, 1919, tourlnr, run UOo inlle. 2 extra shos. bumper,, spot light real bargain. STi DEHAKER, 1291 Bedford Ave.. Brooklyn. Decatur till. a Ton Pierre Arrow. White or Packard., flump at a bargiln wenderfi'l condition: new rubber: easy terms. US Yanderbllt Ave., Brooklyn. AUTOMOBILES tor dead storage ti a month up. West Wdo Stornye, 210 Wtit mi st. ri-a- -. Au:u2:a
