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Ono to Tax and for EACH MAY BE Bato Put at 4 1-- 4 Per Cent, and There Will Bo Usual Special Dttpatch to Tea Sox. Wasihnoton, Nov. 23. Two now se- ries of Treasury certificates of Indebt- edness, ono In anticipation of tax pay-men- ts and one- - for temporary financing and technically In anticipation of a short term note Issue, are to be offered for subccrlptlon by the Treasury. Each Issue will bear Interest at the rate of 4H Pr ent-- . marking a reduc- tion of of one per cent In the Interest rate on Buch short time Is- sues. , The certificates are the first offered for more than two months. Because of the comfortable condition of tho Treas- ury and the reduction In war expendi- tures and receipts from the sale of stir-pl- stores such financing has not been necessary. The Treasury Is still running behind, however, though the monthly deficit for October was reduced to little over 0, the lowest since the declaration of war. The deficit for November prob- ably will bo considerably less. Each of the new series will bear the same tax exemptions as previous Issues and each is offered without limitation. Subscriptions will probably be allowed up to 4600,000,000 on each. Tho loan certificates cannot be used for tax pay- ments. Situation IloTleTred la Detail, The national financial situation was outlined by Secretary Glass In the fol- lowing letter to bank presidents through- out the country : - In my letter of September 8 1 stated that while It could not be said definitely when Issues of loan cer- tificates would be resumed, Buch Issued would certainly not be resumed befoi-- October IS. Though most factors In tho general situation since that letter wob written have been adverse the position of the Treasury has developed more fa- vorably than there seemed any reason to hope. The great success of the Issue ot the tax certificates then announced the reduction In current expenditures and the Increase of receipts, notably from sales of war materials and sup- plies, have made It possible to avoid until now the resumption of the Issue of certificates. \On the basis of Treasury dally state- ments In the month of October the net current deficit (excess of disbursements over receipts, exclusive of transaction) In the principal of the public debt) was 3319,239,450, tho lowest figure for any month since April, 1917, excluding the months In which Income and profits taxes wero payable, and for the first half ot the month ot November the net current deficit was 3118,630,787, Ind- icating the likelihood of a further Im- portant reduction tor that month. \On tho basis of Treasury dally statements the total gross debt, which on June 30,1919, amounted to $25,484,-506,16- 0 and on August 31, 1919. had reached the peak nt 326,596.701,648, had been reduced by September 30 by mom than 3400,000,000, and the Increase resulting from the Victory Loan Instalment payments In October nnd November, when the final payment was, made, stood on November 15 at 326,210.905.795, a net reduction of about 3333,000,000 from the high mark at the end ot August and a net Increase since June 30 of only $726,399,634, although In that period only one quarterly Income and profits tax Instalment had been re- ceived. Certificates Are Provided For. The total amount of loan certificates outstanding and unmatured which on Junu 30 waa $2,473,317,500 and on All-ini- sl 31, $2,012,337,500 was reduced in September to $1,614,671,600 at which flRuro it stands while the total amoit-- t ot tax certificates outstanding and un- matured which on June 30 was $789,-581,0- 00 and on August 81 was $1,925,-SS7.50- 0, was reduced In September to $1,827,586,500, at which figure It stands. Of tho latter certificates to the amount of $746,869,700 mature December It, 1919. and are amply provided for by the Income and profits tax Installment payable on that date. 'Very gratifying progress has been made In the absorption by Investors of Government securities. During the period of five months from June 6 (when holdings of Victory notes were first re- ported separately), to November 7 (the last date for which reports are avail- able), all reporting member banks, about 718 member banks In leading cities which are believed to control about 40 \jar cent of the commercial bank ot the country, have, according V Federal Reserve Board reports, re- duced their holdings: \Of Liberty bonds from $646,273,000 to $633,950,000, or $12,223,000. \Of Victory notes from $438,839,000 to $292,410,000, or $146,179,000. \Of United States certificates of In- debtedness from $1,514,463,000 to or $66,904,000. \Making a total reduction In report- ing member banks' holding! of United States war securities of $828,406,000. \Loans by all reporting member banks secured by United States war securities after deducting those redlacounted with Federal Reserve banks are reported as reduced In the same period by $221,450,-00- 0 (from $1,420,581,000 to this reduction being partly oflsat however, by Increased rediscounts of euch paper with Federal Reserve banks. \The long Intermission In the Issue of certificate of alt kinds makes It possible upon resuming to Issue loan Issues bear- ing 4tt per cent Interest and having only two and a half months to run In- stead, of Ave months as heretofore while fixing the maturity half a month later than that of the last Issue of loan cer- tificates. Along with the Issue of thwio loan certificates It has been thought wise In order to make It possible and con- venient for taxpayers to prepare fur- ther for the large tax payments which fall due on March 15, 1920, to offer an Issue, of 4U per cent tax certificates of that maturity. \The Treasury again confidently ap peals to the banking Institutions of the United States for their continued sup- port and oaks them not only to sub- scribe liberally to the certificates of ono or both Issues now offered, but also to use their bc9t efforts to secure tho widest possible distribution among Investors ot the certificates so subscribed for.\ Finds Are Reducel. Sptrial Dtipalch to Taa Sex, Wasiu:!to, Nov. 23. Holdings of Government securities by the national banks of the country, both In outright .ojrBgrahlp and ai collateral on loant, VI' GLASS ANNOUNCES NEW DEBT ISSUES Anticipate' Pay- ments Another Tem- porary Treasury Financing. $500,000,000 Interest Exemptions. notwithstanding $1,199,131,-000- ), BANKS HAVE FEWER FEDERAL SECURITIES Williams Holdings Greatly SS?-5Sy- S lams. The Comptroller arid y j \Heports of all national banks just compiled (how that on Sentember 12. 1019, the total amount of Liberty bonda of all four Issues owns! by them on. the date named had beon reduced toi TXi !Z&&&& sold. This Is a net reduction of J71.-- J uiu.uoo since March 4, 1919. The also show that the national banks of the country on September 12, 1919, had lees than 8 per cent ot their resources Invested In Liberty bonds, against mora than 44 per cent on March 4, 1919. The amount of Liberty bonds held as collateral for loons by national banks September 12, 1919, was 1515,111,000. The total amount of Victory, notes owned by national banks and fully paid ' st gains are business buildings, real-f- on September 12 amounted to IJI4,- - denco buildings, social and recreational 638,000 and In addition to this the buildings and public works and utilities. banks reported that they also owed ! $93,094,000 on Victory notes for final Instalments not yet fully paid. \The total amount of United States Certificates ot Indebtedness owned by national banks on September 12 was $1,147,920,000, a reduction sine March 4, 1919, of $723,787,000. Tho amount of United States Certificates of Indebt edness held aa collateral for loan by national banks on September 12 was 132,375,000. \The total net reduction In ownership by national banks of all Liberty bonds, Victory notes and United States Cer tificates of Indebtedness September 12, 1910, as compared with March 4. 1019, .was $409,218,326. 'The total amount of Liberty bonds owned hy all the national banks In the following cities on September 13s 1919, did not amount to more than $1,000,000 In any one city Buffalo, Atlanta, Bir mingham, New Orleans, Qalveston, Little Rock, Peoria, Grand Rapids, Cedar Rapids, Dubuque, Sioux City, St Joseph, Lincoln, Kansas City, Kan.; Topeka, Wichita, Denver, Puebla, Mus- kogee, Tacoma and Oakland. \Tho only cities whose national banks owned in tho aggregate as much .as $10,000,000 In Liberty bonds were New Tork, $125,000,000; Pittsburg, $25,000,-00- 0; Philadelphia, $16,000,000 ; Nash- ville and San Francisco, $12,000,000 \ each.\ , ASK EXTENSION OF Y.M.C.A. ACTIVITIES Eighteen Nation Present Pe- titions to Detroit Convention. Detroit, Nov. 23, Extension of the work ot the T. M. C A. to their lands T as asked In the final session ot the fortieth International convention of the association hore to-d-ay by delegates from eighteen foreign countries situated on four continents. Tho convention was unanimous In favoring such extension of the work, to be carried out under plans announced In the convention last week. Delegates from France, Italy, Greece, Rumania, Czecho-SIovakl- a, Poland, Tur- key, Armenia, Hadjer, Peru and various colonies of France, Greece and ' Italy fringing the Mediterranean Bea asked for the permanent establishment of T. M. C. A. activities In their countries.' The Y. M. C. A. speakers closed their visit here by addressing 178 evangelical meetings In churches ot De- troit Boy delegates conducted eight such services. Three special conventions ot church welfare and Y. M. C. A. departmental workers, Including the boys work secre- taries, community conference and physi- cal directors association ot the United States and Canada will open DIPLOMATIC BILL FAVORED. Provides Increased Salaries for a Poorly Paid Service. Special DtipateA to In Be. Washington, Nov. 23. A bill to In- crease salaries of Ambassadors, Minis- ters and Consuls, Introduced in the House by Representative Rogers (Mas- sachusetts), is expected to receive wide attention. It recalls that our diplomats and commercial agents are tno poorest paid In the world. The French Ambas- sador to Great Britain gets In salary, ront and allowances $45,261. The American Ambassador receives $17,500. The British Ambassador to France re- ceives $65,932, tho American $17,600. Under these circumstances only Ameri- cans of Independent means can afford the honor of representing their country abroad. After years ot faithful work tho Hshest grade secretaries of legation \ .ivo only $3,000. In the consular service, while entrance grade salaries compare favorably with those ot othor countries, the pay of the higher grades Is Inadequate. The bill has the Indorse- ment of the National Civil Service Re? form League. AIR INBIQSIA WILL REMAIN. Baoh of 44 TJ. 8, Squadrons to Havo Distinctive Marking. WAaniNOTOM, Nov. 23. For the pur- pose of Identification of airplanes the War Department has authorized Insignia for each of the forty-fo- air squadrons. devices to be painted upon machines and baggage having been selected by the members of the various squadrons. Thoy show the same peculiarities that wore common during the war In the mark ing of the British, French or German fighting squadrons, many of which bo- - came famous, The Thirteenth Squadron will decorate Its planes with tho figure of a running skeleton carrying a bloody scythe. Some ot the others will have a great snow owl, the American flag, an eagle pounc- ing on a dachshund, a masked heads- man with an ox, an American Indian, a wolfs head, a winged cup Id In cam- paign hat a pair of dice with the lucky seven up, the \fiat in tne ring.' HECOBDED LEASE. Manhattan. 3D AV, 470. str and part b Ktrmlr Bsalty m i,i Jourmlra Silverman. 470 Id it. 8 yrs. from May 1, 1910... .11,100 31ST ST. 5 W. 10 n ira, b. H tew art ana Mo, eirs, to I. - Haftsteln a Co, 3 m from Fib 1. lllli attr. Merer Hoi- - kowlts, 1265 Broadway 11.000 and baaementa-- .. Victor Aluller to Isaac H Miner, 174 Av B, 10 yra from May 1, 1017 , 31,600 to 11,900 (Tit ST. 721 E. str fl Sam Sunkla to Ida Statnberr, lit E llth at, yrs from . . . . tilt. VI I UM ft jan i, lain , j,ic,m, mww i Broadway .......1160 I4TH AT. 5 W, all Amanda n Manea to Irvine Batktn. t Storms ar, Arverns, I, I io yr frm Dw t attr. a. Man'flltaum. ITT Broadway .....l,000 JTH 8T, 141-- S W, all Edw D Sanford to Max Qreesataln, ItH Id av. 10 rra from Jan 1, 1920S alty, Sol M Killer. Ill Broadway ...11.000 MADISON AV, 140. alt Anna If. Romalne to Merer Itelkra. Ill E llth it. at at, 11 Jtn from July 10, lllli attr, I Oalna-bnr- r, 1SI Dway 11,000 to IS.0S6.2S 11TH ST. 14 W, all, with option purch for 160 000 Kdw L & ROM It I, Clarkion to llnb Mfg Co, IT E list. 10 yr from Jan 1, 130 31.600 BROADWAY, 4II-3- S Marcar it, S0-- I. part ot Id 11 and b Th Uoblnaon-Rodar- s Co to Urw'Barlsh Ufg Co, I4S Bway, 4 yrs from Feb 1, 1110; atty, Horacj Lon-do- n. 102 Bway ;v,1'i!(10 TIt.UntDOE ST, 10. n itr aoati to Morris Thlrar, 0 Orchard at. 1 yra from May 1. 1819 $1.74 JJS PEJTDES8. Manhattan. U9TII ST, n . 113 w Pleasant ar, 100a 100 11- - two actions Central Union Truat Co 'of N V aet Eplleln-Colia- n Co at al foreclosure of two raorttare)! attya, T I.. t. Harpv. , '' ' \dlarVi Trult Co.l'Twa'nyVK1!; rifth AT Corp at al (foreeloiufe of mort- - rage)! attya. Crarath ft Ilenderion. fatoAStty\ REAL ESTATE NEWS NOTES AND GOSSIP x Elding Contracts in Second \Week of November Total $50,511,4015. Contract awards during the second week ot November total $56,641,402 in estimated value, as against 147,198,340 for the week ending November I. Classes of construction showing great- - The total amount of operation In 1919, as evidenced by contracts awarded, Is well over 3600,000,000, as compared to 1018 contracts awarded which previous to this year held record place. Taking Into consideration the tact that the cost of building this year la from 60 to S3 per cent higher than pre-w- ar levels lessens the apparent lead of 1919 operations. No accurate esti- mate of the cubic footage per year can bo made but it' is readily seen that the present year's volume has been ex- ceeded. BROADWAY COnNER. SOLD. One of the most desirable corners on upper Broadway changed hands Satur- - day night when Mount Brothers sold the one story Carlton Terraca restaurant building to Joseph S. Pike, proprietor of the restaurant, for a price reported to bo about 3350,000. Tho property Is situated at the southwest corner of Broadway and 100th street and covers a plot 40x200. Immediately after the sale was closed Mr. Pike leased tho building to the Carl- ton Terrace, Inc., for fourteen years at an aggregate rental of 3278,000, bringing the total amount Involved in the deal ! te about 3628,00k. Clarence J. Hand waa attorney for tho sollers. David M. Neuburger represented Mr. Pike. REALTY FIRM UUYS HOME. Being unablo to obtain additional office space in tho silk district to take i caro of Its increased business, the iMioya wintnrop company has pur- chased 40 East Forty-eight- h street, a four-stor- y business building. When present leases expire, the company ex- pects to use the three upper floors for Its management and loosing departments. II. ARONSO.V IX THREE DEALS. .Harry Aronson has sold the four story store and office' building known as the Harvey Building nnd located on the northeast comer of 149th street and Courtlandt avenuo, on a plot 65x100, to Henry R, C. Watson. In addition to the cash Mr. Aronson took In part payment 1916 Amsterdam avenue, a six story apartment house on a plot 47125, which was built by \Mr. Aronson In 1911 and sold by him to the present owner; also 151 East Thirty-eight- h street, a three story prlvato garage on a plot 25x100. Walter Warren of the firm of Warren & Sklllin was the broker. Decker & Allen represented the purchaser and Lurle & Felnberg represented the sellor. Mr. Aronson also sold 1 Arden street, northwest corner of Naglo avenue, a six story elevator apartment house with eight tores on a plot 110x134. The building houses sixteen families on a floor and Is ono of tho largest apartment houses on the upper west side. Tho building was held at 3300.000 and tho sale was an all cash transaction above mortgage. Herbert Cracauer ronm. sentecTthe purchaser and Lurle & Fein-ber- jr represented the seller. Mr. Aronson has also resold to a client of Harris & Vauchan tha Nivw York Orthopaedic Dispensary and Hos- pital nt 126 and 130 East Fifty-nint- h street, running through to Fifty-eight- h street on a plot 65x100 on Fifty-nint- h Bireei ana ib.6xlo on Fifty-eight- h street. Lurlo & Felnberg represented tho seller. OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN. WEST 14TH ST. Thomas J. O'Reilly sold for the Emigrant Industrial Sav- ings Bank at No. 205, a five story building, 25x96, to the Amalgamated Lithographers Union. WEST 2 2D ST. George W. Mercer Son sold at No. 238, for the Empire State Holding Company, the three story and basement dwelling, 25x100. EAST 40TH ST. Everett M. Selxas Company sold for Mr. William B. Un- derbill premises at No. 130, to the tenant EAST 73TH ST. The Rande Realty Corporation sold to Mrs. Nell Foun-taln- e, No. 16, a four story and base- ment private dwelling, 17.6x100. WEST 6SD ST. Haggestrom 4 Callen sold for the Mary A. Russell estate the five story and basement triple apart- ment, 26x100. at No. 128, to a client WEST 62D ST. A. W. Miller ft Co. sold for the Henry Bolter estate, at No. 359, a four story single flat 18.9x 100. WEST 1818T ST. (L. J. Phillips ft Co. sold for the estate of Mary A. Jones, at No. 569, a four story American basement dwelling, 17.11x99.11. EAST 44TH ST. Maurice Werthelm sold for Mrs. Margaret A. Lehmann the property at No. 235. 20x100, consisting of n two story brick structure on the front and a four story tenement on the rear. The purchaser Is Mrs. Cora A. Ferguson. The same broker has resold the property to William Prosnltz. CHARLTON ST. Pepe ft'Bro. sold for Joseph Personenl his residence at No. 43, a three story and basement brick dwelling, 21.6x100, to Joseph Vesce, who will occupy. WEST 110TH ST. Shaw ft Co. sold for the Mutual Life Insurance Company to James L. Van Sant No. 106, a four story dwelling, 16.8x100.11, EAST 109TII ST. The IC O. Healtty Company sold the flvo story apartment building, 36.3x100.11, at Noa. 7 and 9, near Fifth avenue. EAST 29TH ST. E. A. Turner sold for the Underbill estate the dwelling at No. 44 to a client WEST 111TH ST. Samuel Krulewltch bought from Rose Kablauger and Julia Mandelbaum the dwelling, 17.6x100, at No. 130. -- WEST 176TH ST. L. W. Bitting - a to a client of Shaw ft Ebbltt Nos. 674 and 576, a five story apartment 75x88. Palmar ft Series represented the seller. WEST 190TH 6T. Abraham Zauderer, Inc., sold to Isidore Spiegel, at No. 564, a five story apartment, 37.6x100; also sold to J. Qalllard, at Ho. 631 and 632, a five story apartment, 60x109. Sam- uel Wacht Jr., attorney, acted for the seller. EAST 121ST ST. Tony Giordano sold for M. Schlosshelmer to Antonio Mas-su- rl and Oreate Blagone the Ave story tenement at No. 345, on lot 35x100. WEST 162D BT. I W. Bitting sold the flvo story apartment 40x109, at Nos. 616 and 518 to a client of Awld Wecheler. Palmer ft Series repre- sented the seller. SALES IN THE RnONX. EAST 183rd ST. Clement II. Smith sold for Mr. Ross, the two brick two family houses at Nos. 301 and 503 at the rnrner of Bagsford avenue. t.a FOUNTAINS AVE. William Lis Inc. sold two ten family npartment houses, 376x100, nt Nos. 2025 to 2029 for Edward Brill to Sommersteln Brothers. EAST 164th ST. Clement II. Smith eold foi Mr. Napoll the five story apart ment nt Na. 496 INTERVALE AVE -- S. Cowen sold two i threo family dwellings at No. 10(6, on I a vQi 2xl60, to Mr. GlnsbUrg. 1 John p ,Mn. - lwo THE SUN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1919. f-r- ir dwelling at No. 8184, lot 35x100, to a F client. BRONX ST. Crulkshank Company sold for-AIr- s, Josephine A. Bortln to Sam- uel Shapiro, the property at No. 2052, 100x90 and extending from tho east- erly side of Bronx street to tho Bronx river. I MOUNT HOPE PLACE Clement H. Smith sold for Mr. Charles It Bull, the prlvato brick dwelling at No. 204. CROTONA AVE. Bartels & Waxman ' sold tor Hlllor & Surrman the five j story apartment at no. 21&s ana ior A. Grumblcgcr the two family and store building at the corner of 179th street and Crotona avenue. CROTONA AVE. J, Clarence Davles sold for Sadie Goldbaum at No. 2319, near 183rd street, a four story flat, 37.6xS0; EAST 165th ST. Cahn & Plttman pur- chased from tho United Odd Fel- lows' Home and Association, the three story brick dwelling at No. 697, 16.8x 71, through Samuol Singer. BRIOGS AVE. William II. Mehllch, Inc., and Murray & Ilin Bold for Franz and Maria Schuctz ac No. 2595, a flvo story apartment, 40x100. TINTON AVE. Alexander Eelkln and David Mlntz and A. Welsa sold for Franklin Trust Company the dwelling, 25x100, at No. 987. COMMERCIAL LEASES. , Douglas L. Eillman A Co., inc., teased a store In the new building at 52 West Flfty-etght- h street to F. G. Roebuck & Co., milliners. 1 Maurice Worthelm leased store In the Long Beaoh Building, 409 Lexington avenue, to Aaron Schwarts and Max Flnkelsteln. Maurice Werthelm leased the five story building at S76 Lexington avenue for ten years to Margaret Currier: also subleased the basement store in tho same premises to J. Piston. A. A. Hageman leased tho building at 46 West Thirty-sixt- h street for twenty-cn- e years to Rudtnger, Berkman & Co., Inc.; also leased for twenty-on- e years tho building at 40 West Thirty-sixt- h street to tho Unlonall Realty Corpora tlon. A. W. Miller ft Co. leased the store, southeast corner of Forty-nint- h street and Tenth avenue. Duff ft Brown Company leased the northwest corner of Eighth avenue and 123d street store and basement J. Arthur Fischer leased to Anna Saslow a store at 257 Sixth avenue; the store, 100 West Forty-secon- d street to W. E. Shettlemore; the store at 642 Sixth avenue to M. Abolofln for a mov- ing picture theatre. RESIDENTIAL LEASES. Payson McL. Merrill Company, In conjunction with Brown, Wheelock ft Co. nnd Pease ft Eillman rented a fur- nished duplex apartment at 925 Park avenue to J. Henry Towne. Douglas L. Eillman ft Co., Inc., leased a furnished apartment at 150 East Seventy-secon- d street to Wlnthrop Cow-de- n; also furnished apartment nt 175 West Thirty-eight- h street to J. Ford Johnson, Jr.; a duplex apartment at 205 East Sixty-secon- d street to Mrs. Ru- dolph Schlrmer, and at 162 East Sevent- y-second street to Miss A. S. Hopkins. J. Arthur Fischer leased a studio apartment In 104 West Fortieth street to Milton Adelson. The Houghton Company leased the four story and basement dwelling at 550 West 113th street to a client J. Hatfield Morton, auctioneer, leased from Nelsott Smith, Jr., 161 West Forty-eight- h street, a four story dwelling, 20x10(7.11, near Seventh, avenue, for twenty-on- e years. nnOOICLYN TRANSACTIONS. Samuel J, Tankoos purchased from the Gaffney estate the vacant plot at the northwest corner of Meeker avenue nnd Van Dam street Greenpolnt, and will erect upon the site a modern garage. A. W. Miller ft Co. sold for Louise Stuber 4180 Brandon avenue, a two fam- ily brick house, 40x100. Bulkley ft Horton Company Bold 406 to 412 Thirteenth street. Ave two story and cellar brick two family houses, S7.C X100, for S. J. Harding to a client. William Llss, Inc., resold n two fam- ily detached fifteen room cottage, 35x100, at 1057 East Twelfth street to Forsyth Leasing Company, Inc. They have also resold 243 Ocean nvenue, 80x15, a seventeen room cottage overlooking Prospect Park, to J. Tepper for occu pancy. James B. Fisher sold the two story and frame detached house. 100x100, at 228 Washington avenuo to John and Clara Gentleman; at 14 Montgomery place, a brownstone private residence, for the Holltday estate to Jonathan Kllbourn, at 9014 Rosa street a two story and base- ment brick house, for Eliza E. Tomlln-so- n to a client; at 151 Taylor street for Sally II. Banks to Hyman Shecpes; at 196 Ross street, a three story and base- ment one family residence, for William A. Ross to a client; for Gardiner S. Harding to a client 287 South Fifth street, a three story nnd basement brick ono family residence; at 266 South Fourth street, a three story and base- ment brick house, for Fannie Miller to a client; at 1010 Ocean avenue, the Colonial home at the corner of Newklrk avenue, 100x100, for Louise J. Balrd to John J. Hagerty; 685 DeKalb avenue, three story building with stores, for Elizabeth H. Herx to a client; a largo plot on East Tenth street near Avenue L, for the Parcels Holding Corporation to B. Plsona ft Son ; for Edwin I. Winters the two family frame detached cottage at 318 Beverly road, 40x100, to a client; at 139 Penn street, between Bedford and Lee avenues, a three story and basement brick house, for George W. Adrian to a client, and at 17 Devoe street a two family frame house, 34x 100, for the estate of Margaret Blackwell to Frank White. F E. T. Newman sold the two story and basement brick dwelling\ at 470 Eleventh street for James Corrlgan. OUEEXB SALES. Payson McL. Merrill Co. sold for Charles E. Lamb to Thomas E. his property on the easterly side of Lafayette place. Woodmero. The Malba Estates Corporation sold at d, L. I., to A. additional land adjoining hjs resi- dence. WESTCHESTER DEALS. George Howe sold to one ot his clients the suburban residence of Otto Y. Har-so- n at 53 Arthur street, Yonkers. Burke Stone, Inc., rented furnished, for Robert S. Ladue his residence at Oval Court Bronxville, to F. II. Hed-dlng- er of New York. Burke Stone, Inc. sold for John Peder-se- n his new dwelling on Washington and Hlghbrook avenues, Pelhamwood, to Mr. DeFrlest of New York. The Scarsdale Estates, Robert E. Farley president sold the Fenlmore house In the Gltmore Court section of Green Acres to Mrs. Elizabeth C. Spen- cer. Thomas B. Burke sold for the Yonk- ers National Bank tha two two family houses at 442 Park Hill avenue and 220 McLean avenue. The latter property wa-- j sold to Attorney Albert C. Jordan and the Park Hill avenue property was sold to two employees of the Central American Hat Company ; also for Ferdi- nand Witt to John O. Daley, a dwelling on Chestnut Drlvo, River View Manor section of Hastings. Mr. Daley will lm. r0va the nroperty. and for Edwin Frankenstein, the dwelling 97 Bruce avenue to Minnie Lustgardon and Mrs. Mark A. Schwartz of New York city; , for Victor Nelson the five room hunga- - low. 41 JarvU road, to Anna Bridlng. Flan & aiarvin som ior unaries floa- ter hts residence at Allandale Park, In the town of Eastchester, consisting ot colonial dwelling and garage, to J. II. Galloway, and for Mrs. Mary Bajuiz her properly at Armour Villa Park, Bronxville, to Michael Murphy of New York. The same 'brokers rented for Mrs. Helen P. Goodsell her house at Lawrence Park, Bronxville, furnished, to T, M. Pettlgrew of Donvcr, Col.. Mrs. C. M. Murdoch reports the fol- lowing sales and rentals In Larchmont: for Mrs. Myra Lamson her property, bounded by Magnolia'. Grovo and Cedar avenues, to Mrs, M. Mason ; for J. Her- bert Brown his cottage on Plnebrook Drive x to W. Slstrom of Loa Angeles, Cal. ; for John Isblster his property on garage, to A. M. Hobane; for the Broad Avenue Realty Company a residence ati the comer of Knne and Elm avenues ' to Miss M. de G. Trenholm: tor the Murray Development Company three lots on Monroe avenuo to E. W. Moon, Jr.; also sublet for Robert S. Otto the house at 12 Grove avenue, and for H. E. Eeardsworth his property , on Linden avenuo to Manfred Goldsmith; also loaned for the winter Franklin Brook's home on Roosevolt avenuo to E. V.. Moon, Jr. OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS. Feist ft Feist Inc. sold the plot lOOx 130, at 164 and 166 Renner avenuo and 117 and 119 Scheorer nvenue, Newark, to William and Harry Mate for William H. Vermllye. The buyers will erect one family houses; also sold 23 Commerce street, a four story building. 22x88, to Paul Rothman for Morris Gordon, and tho plot 100x100, at 388 to 389 Avon avenue, for tho Butler Renlty Company to Morris Levy and Samuel Burman. The new owners will Immediately erect a one story building. L. N. Nicholson & Co. sold to William C. Tully a house on Travers place, Lynd-hur- st . N. J. ; to Alexander Poper, a houso on Harper place, Arlington; to Juan J. Gorbea, a bungalow on Fern avenue ; to Anna Buchrlng, a cottage on Third avenue ; to D. Garcia, a bungalow on Fern avenue; to Henri Larrleu, a Colonial house on Meadow road, Ruther- ford ; to Nells Nellson, a houBe on Park avenue; to Patrick MacDonald, a houso on Chestnut street, Arlington ; to Frank J. Schneider, a cottage on Livingston avenue, and to Georgo'Whoeler, a house on Harper place, Arlington. REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT. Bastlne ft Co., Inc., have been ap- pointed agents for the management and renting of 28 and SO West Twenty-flft- li street a twelve story, modern loft build- ing, 50x100. ' Payson McL. Merrill Co. have been appointed managing agents by William J. Bowe for the five story apartment building at 67 West Fifty-thir- d street. IN THE AUCTION nOOMS. Olferlnics scheduled for this week In tho Veiay street and Third avenue salesrooms are herewith detailed: TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 25. By Joieph P. Day. PARK AV. 1110-2- 0, n w c 110th ati tOx 99.11, ( aty bids; Metropolitan Trust Co vs the Eastern Parkway Co: Carter, Led-3-a- A Mllburn, attya; Archibald E Bax- ter, ref; due, 1166,104.16; taxes, &c 1342.85. PARK AV, 1918-1- s w e 111st at, sty bldg: Metropolitan Truat Co vs tho East-er- a Parkway Co: Carter, I.adyard & attya; Archibald E Baxter, ret; due, 3104,011. 19; taxea. Ac, 1364.40. By Henry Brady. 2ID ST, W, I0I-J1- a , 100 w Tth av, 100x111.9; church and 3 sty rectory; the Emigrant Indmtrlal Sav Bank vs West- minster Presbyterian Church et al; It A E J O'Qorman, attya: Henry L Sherman, rat; due, 165,160; taxes, &e, K01.71. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11. By Joseph P Day. 11TH ST. 217-1- 1 W, n s, 225 w Tth av, 60x31; 4 and 5 aty bids; New Tori Sav Bank vs Oeorsa P Bedford; John A Dutton. attys; Walter A Hlrach. ref; due, 112,712.08; taxes. Ac, 1519.61. By Arthur C. Sheridan. 41TII ST. 431-2- 9 E. n s, ITS e First Av, 167x100.5; 5 aty bid: Arthur L D War- ner vs New York City limine Co et al: Flnla E Montgomery, atty: William II Brady, ref; due, 117,573.31; Uxei. fte. 1110.41. BRONX EXCHANGE. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 21. By Joseph & Co. TOWNSEND AV. n w o 172d at, StxJlx lrreK! vacant; alio Townaend av, e s, ( n lT2d at, 29rl7x Irreit; vacant: Anna H Crosiln ve Anna A Byrne et al: Harold Swain, atty; Eugene 1. llrlscfa, ref; due. 12,621; taxei. &c. 1110. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 21. By James J. Donovan. COSTER ST, 61S, e , 350 Randall av, 20x 100, 3 sty dwell: Alphonslno N Lecuyer vs Felaar Realty & Conitr Co et al; Dalches & GotJwater. attys; Morris Frank, ret; due, 11,661.51; taxes, &c, 1600. ASSIGNMENTS OF 5IORTOACES. Manhattan, VERMILYEA AV, a s, 1X3 e Dyckman at llenj Mordecal and ano. trustees will Allen L Mordecal, to HonJ Mordecal and ano, trustees for It E Lea Mordecal et al, halt Int In participating- - 1st of 110,000; same aa trustee tor Clara M Plough et al to N Y Title A Mtr Co, prior nits UO.OOO; lima aa trustee for Clara M Plough et al, half lnt In 120,000. and aarae to N Y Title & Mtr Co. 13S Bway, a Junior lat of 5,000; atty, N Y TJk M Co, 135 Bway; 4 asana, amt of mtg.125,000 60TH ST. 240 W M Eatella Mellolc. In- divid, extrx and legatee, to Stephen H Jackaon, C3 E 67th at; atty, L T T Co, 100 Bway 11 2D AV, e s. 78.7 n 70th st Olive Carroll, adnu. and hair, to Olive Carroll, 133 E M ... .ttv lllrharrl Kelly. 211 Bway.. 11 84TII ST. n s, 210.1 w Avenue A Chaa D Olenoorr 10 josepnine & ucigcr, uuai.., 2B1S (Irand av; atty. Wm Schwegler. 1811 Sd av 15,000 180TH ST. 600 W Oalll Realty Corpn to Jos II Dickinson. 800 Avenue K, Brook-Ir- n 125,000 HAMILTON PL. 101 Eunova Realty Corpn to Sarah Davia. son w tmn aw . Ouggenkelmer. U i M, 120 Bway 31 179TH ST, 607 W Joseph 1Z Marx A Co to Joieph E Marks, 222 RIveratde Drive: .p... itr.no it wnv 31 03D ST, S23 E Almae O Johnaon to Joa SchOemeia, a.o ti uia ai; auurau, i i Bredo, 323 B 63d St. U Bronx. FORDHAM RD, s a cor Davidaon av, HxlS.Sx Irreg Title Ouar & T Co to Augusta E Wendt, 2016 Bway, trua: atty. T O & T Co, 176 Bway.... 114.000 SAME PROPERTY Augusta E Wandt. trus. to same, as comm; attorney am 114.000 SAME PROPERTT Augusta E Wandt. admx. to. rector. Ac, Grace Church, at Cherry Vallay, N Y; atty aama... 114,321 216TH ST, lit E Anna D Jaegar to Martha C Bergman, 1174 UnWeratty av: atty, R H Bergman. 3104 Id av,..1900 OBAND AV, 2420 Dora Mueller to Geo Mueller. 300 W 41th at. U part; atty. D Mathewaon. 65 Liberty at 11 SAME PROPERTY Gao Mueller to Peter H Sponhelmer, 3110 Dacatur av; any iim 33,000 GRAND BLVD AND CONCOURSE, a a c 181d st 91x140 J Sehwanler to Green- wood Cemetery, 170 Bway; atty, T O ft T Co, 176 Bway 140,000 LOTS 1155 and 1256, map L Spencer Tn.illor.l ftnencar Id to Onhella Honna- - born. Ill W 17th at; atty, Ophelia Ponneborn. 166 W 77th at lt.556.2S SEDOWICK AV, 3121 Ronald K Brown to Letltia l a jjeaeu. uinooiuvtue, i . :..v t r A T Co. 176 Bway 14.100 1I6TH ST, 61 E City Nat Securities Co atty, Jncob Marx, 10 Wall st 1100 ELSKMERB PU a 113 w Marmlon ay. nenaud to Guitar Beyar, 110 Summit tit Bway .................11 n ati FIELD ST. w a, 415 a Columbus av. 15x100 Geo 6 Dodge to Ida Boath. 1!7 W 17th st: atty. Leopold Parrloco, 651 Wast Bway 12.000 nr , . HO I n 119th at 15.1x101.6 Wrn B Broughton. exr. to Caeper Flecher. 410 E 157th st; atty, t o a T Co, 171 Bway 36.020 MEC1L1NICS' LIENS, Manhattan. trrll ST. 141iW I H Slmpaon Hardware . CO, inc. ik Mary Alter, contractor 161.60 nw nr. 107 W Mulberry Rooting Co, er: Kayea Storage Warehouse. Inc. 110.00 57TII ST, 251 W Mulberry Rooting Co. lnc agt Henry D Downs, owner; August H Itinera, contrsctor... 1140 1JD ST, 149 W Max Ballk ast Harry Q Rouse, owner: A Brotman, contrac- tor 1200.00 SCAMMEL ST. 40 Samuel Krorltaky agt Marie M I de CourvaU owner and eon- - tractor - .1213.00 Bronx. ANTHONY AV, 1107! Jacob I.Ieberman agt Bertha Helmuth,. owner and contract- or, i ...4W.....I. ...W3212.I0 'i . . . .. 1M( TRANSACTIONS RECORDED. TRANSFERS. (With namo and addreii ot owner and attorney.) Downtown. (South of Fourteenth street.) 14TH ST, a a. IS w Av B, HxlOM Samuel T I'eters & ano, truataea, to Hy It Uolllater, Hartford, Conn, and lluell Holllater and Loulae II Valentin, lalln. L. I: attv. L T & T Co, 160 llway ,..,,1 t0 alovan n ArtllI0ne ana an0i s(0 jd nt, ,t, b and a, o a if atty lame. 61,000 11TH ST, 102 to 101 W, a w cor 6th I av, runs w 66,10x 140.CX a C0.6X e 166.7 to av x n 1.4 to beg Land Map Realty Corp to Nason Realty Co, 170 Bway, mtgs 3121,600, all liana, Nov 10: attr, Alex S Natanson, 170 Bway.. .1100 HOUSTON 8T, n a, 216.3 w Av A. 10.4X 70.11 to s s 1st st x 60x64.6 Wilton Holdg Corp to Nathan Soncher, lit Ludlow st. mtg 110,000, all Hans; atty. NTT1M Co, 116 Bway 1100 East Side. East of Fifth avenue, between Fourteentn and 110th streets.) 14TII ST, a s, 117 w 1st av, 21x91.1 Johanna Habtg to Louis C Hablg, lit Linden av, Bklyn; address, Carl Gralf, Corona, L 1 11 SAME PROPERTY Wm J Hablg to same, q c, Nov 21 U 101ST ST, s, 16 Park av, 16.8x100.11, foreclos Loula Jacobaon, ref, to Alfred J Neale, 41 St Nicholas av, Nov 11; attys. Wlngate ft Cullen, 111 Montagus at Bklyn 16.890 73D ST, n i, II it Madison ar, 16x102.2 Geo H Church to M Jackson Crlipln. East Front at, Berwick, Pa; atty, L T A T Co, 160 Bway U 37TH ST, n a, 116.0 w 6th av, ll.Cxll.t Margt I Knapp to Jatlaon Conat Co, 18 i: 4!st st, mtg 125,000, all liens, Nov 20; atty, TO & T Co, 176 Bway U 6TH ST, 743 E, n a, 21x90.11 Chas A Runk and ano, exrs, Ac, to Gabriel Rosenberr, 82 Av D, all Hens, Nov 21: attys, Engel Bros, 112 Nassau St.. 11,000 102D ST, n s, 80 e 3d av, runs n 61.9x 15x n 11.2x e 25x s 100.11 t? street x w 60 to ben Benl M Solomon et al to Jacob Subln, 549 W 168d at, mtg 110,000, b and s. all Hens. Sept 23: attys, Wells & S, li Nassau st 1104 West Side. (West of Fifth avenuo, between Fourteenth and 110th streets.) 47TH ST, n s. 375 o 10th av, 11,9x100.5 Joieph F Stlllemans to Roman Cath Church of St Albert, 129 W 47th t mtg, 18,000, all liens, Nov 11: atty, Geo J Gillespie, 20 Vtsey st II 47TH CT, 421-1- 1 W., n a, 37.6x100.5 Same to same, mtg, 316,000, Nov 21; atty, same , V ' V 17T1I ST, 312-1- 4 W. s a, 17.6x91.9 Jos L Buttenwlcaer to Florence Buttenwleaar, 105 Central Park West; atty, L T ft T Co. 160 Bway..., G\t 17TR ST, 45 W, n s, 20x',i blk Donn Bar- ber, Individ and exr, et al, heirs to Geo E CoUman, 24 Rockaway av, Garden City, L I, Nov 17; atty, L T ft T Co, 10 Bway ...v.100 57TH ST, n s, 175 w 10th av, 76x100.6 Esther Schnltxer. extrx and truatee, to Greater City Constr and Finance Corpn, 44 court st, Bklyn, mtr, 145,000: atty, T O ft T Co. 176 Bway J12.780 SAME PROPERTY Same et al to same, mtg. 145,000. a t all Hens, Sept 21: atty, same lioo 100T1I ST, 6 W, a a, 40x100.11 Chas T Calna to Bertrand Realty Co, 111 W 106th st. mtg, 148.000. all llena; attys. Hick, G & V, 315 Montague st, Brook- lyn W t'ptonn. (Manhattan Island, north of 110th stmt.) 7TH AV. nee Cathedral Parkway, 70.4X 100 Sarah Manowltx to Mano Realty Corpn, mtg, 1155,000, all llena. May 28: attya. Joieph D ft F. 177 Bway. . .... .1 127TH ST. 73 E, n s, 20.9x91.4 Sarah K and Geo 8 Daniels, exrs, Ac, to Annie O'Reilly, 11S E 128th at, mtg, 13,600, all liens. Nov 14; atty, M J Sullivan, 609 winis av ::,;;;-,v5- 111TH ST. 250.2 W, a s. foloweghlk to Lillian Lanr. 97 Bleecker et. et al. mtg, 160,000, Nov. 20; atty, N Y T & M Co, 135 Bway........... 31 LEWIS ST, 28. o s, 25x100 Quelle Hacker to Max Baum, and ano, 161 Clinton at. mtg, 116,000, address E 3 Klausner, 10 Delancey at .'' 179TH ST, 007 W, n s. 41.8x100 Happy Home Realty Co to Joseph E Marx Co, 1619 Bway, q c, all llena; atty, Leo Schafran, 51 Chambers at. .......... .I' 8AM E PROPERTY Joieph D Marx Co to Harry Kallman. 525 W 180th at, mtr. 110,500. all Hans; atty, ame... .....3100 144TH ST, 221-3- 0 W. s s, 60x99.11 Edith W Ives to Morris Boriodl, 241 E 25th at, mtr. 118,000; atty, Jacob I Barman, 146 7)way , , flOO SAME PROPERTY Morris Borsodi to Santo Mannino. 3480 Eighth v, mtg. 187.000. all Hens. Nov 11: atty. same. 1100 126TH ST, 21 E. a s. 11.1x19.11 Emanuel J Hellncr to Johanna Metxger. 17 E 110th ' st. mtg 35,000, Nov 14; atty, L T ft T Co 13.D st!\ 11 ' VrY n 'a. ' i 7 x9V. i i WU bar' J ailbcrt, exr, to Hudwlll Corpn, 7 H 45th at, half part, mtar .13.700, a t; atty, N Y T & M Co. 135 Bway ..ItlSS SAMK PKol'EKTY Albert H and Gilbert E Graf, hel-s- . to aama, third part, mtg 13.700, all llena. Sept 11; atty sanie,.1100 SAME PROPERTY Reglna E Graf to aame, sixth part, mtg 15,100; att SAMn'pUOpnnTr Hud'wilV CoVVri 'to Pil- grim Baptist Church. 31 W 112d at, mtg 13.700. ail llna: atty, aam .,. 122D ST, 171 E. n , 21x38,7x l\eg Anna Schmidt to Chrlatlan Dagea, 173 E 133d at. mtg 15,760, b and a, c ft g. Nov la: atty. Title Guar ft T Co. 176 Bway... .11 122D ST. 173 E, n a, 20x11 Marie Dages to same, mtg 110,250, b and a. c a r. Nov 19: atty, same 149TH ST, C20 W, a a, runs a 99.11X w 13, to e s Riverside Drive x n 100.7 to atreet x e 141.6 to beg Davids Realty Corpn to Rae S Iaraelion. 612 W 141th st mtg 1319,000; attya, Morrlion ft S. 210 Bad- - USTH ST,' n V, 'Hi 'w Vt'li av.' 17xl00.il I H Oirrlgues to Reglna Garrlgue;. 316 W Madlion at, Balto. Md, all her half r, t ft I, b and . Nov 19; attya. Blandy. M A fl St Pino st. ,.... aOlit BT NICHOLAS AV. a e c I77th at (691 W), 09.11x100 Rochalle Realty Corpn to Rae S Israclaon. 561 W 148th at. mtg 119:.-50- 0: attya, Morrison ft S. 310 Bway. .1100 BT NICHOLAS AV, a e c 174th St, 100x100 Davids Realty Corpn to Rae 8 Israel-so- n, 562 W lllth at, mtg 3117.000, NSV Hi attys, same 3100 117TH ST. s a, 175 w Columbus av, 2x 104.7 to n e Lawrence at x 21.2x117.7 Jos F Sullivan to Dennis B and Michael J Sullivan. 61 W 132d st Nor 11: atty, Lamont MoLoughlln. 301 Bway.. 11 U0TH ST. 554 W, a s, l7.xS9.11 Louis II Parlman to Istdor Spiegel. 2093 1th av, mtg 110.000; atty, Arthur L Davis. 200 5th av \' 32SD ST, 21S-S- 4 W. a s, 66.8x100.4 Mlnzes-helm- Realty Co to Barny Impt .Corpn, C5 Llbirty at; atty, L T A T Co, 180 Bway 100 114TH ST, 70 W, a a. 16x100.11 Joa. Anker to 8arah, hla wlfo, 70 W U4th at. half part, mtg 37,000, a t. all liens. Nov 3; atty, Simon S Felnateln. 164 Nassau st. 81 111TH ST. 160-- 1 W, a, 60x100.11 Excel- sior Sav Bank to Morris Boloweshlk, 191 Chrystle st. b and a; atty, Y T AM Co. 115 Bway 1100 MORRIS AV, 1521. w s. 25x100 William Lemlen to Boa Crystal. 4514 15th av. Bklyn. mtsr 12,500. Nov 15; atty. Title Ouar A T Co, 176 Bway...o e and 1100 FORDHAM 8T, 101, n s, w 60x n 100 x 50x s 100 to bag City Island Geo A ficoltald to Michael J Waldron. 611 W 115th at, Nov 20; atty, Title Guar A T Co, 176 Bway 00 and 1100 SEDOWICK AV, n w 9, 191 n e Perot at. 21.7x140.6x11.4x144.8 Sepam Realty Corp to Jamea J Plttman, 2524 Craston av. mte 14,600, Nov 19; atty. Title Guar A T Co, 171 Bway o 0 and 1100 SHERMAN AV, e s, 141 n 163d St. 41XI0I.J Joieph Reller to Philip Miller. Daly av, and ano, mtg 140,000, Nor 15; atty. Title Guar A T Co, 171 Broad-w- y 0 e and 1100 BENSON AV. 1576, e a. 12xll7.llx22.10x 121.1 Yettle Laurea to William Relfel. 1526 Vyse av. mtr 11,650, Nov 10; atty. Title Guar A T Co. 176 Bway.o e and 1100 8TEBB1N8 AV. 1217. w a, w lOOx n 60x w 9.6x a w 67.11X a 104.ll n e 60.4 to av x n 20.4 to beg Philip A Johann to Anna and Oottlleb Ernst, 1117 Btebblna av, July 22, 1111; atty, M Rothman, 399 SAME PROPERTY Anna Ernat to Philip A Johann, 319 E 197th at, July 21, 1911: ntlv aunts .........null FOX ST, e s. 411.1 n 161th st 17.6x100 National Mirror .u iu uu.-ta- ve Halpern.- - 231 W 148th at. and ano, mtg 111,000, Nov 11; atty, M Halpern. 1110 Fox st ...3100 I79TH ST. n a. 110.1 w Webitar av, IS.llx 60x11.11x50 William Stalnbarr to Shan- non Realty Co. 310 Bway, mtg 117,250, Vnr 30: ttr. Max Montried. 191 Broad- - .7 oc and 1100 kith RT 108.4 E Tlnton av. 10x225 also 166th at, s a, 140.7 Tlnton av, lOOx w 10x Utx e 4ix n n n is 10 at x w 24 to beg Abr Ooldfarb to Mary Guitar. 1IJI Madlion av. mtg 110.000. Nor 11; atty, J H Roaanaky, 41 Park Row H CLINTON AV, w s. 41.1 n Fairmount pi, 17.6x100 Hanlln Realty Corpn to Mor-91- B 179th at. and ano. mtg 817.200. Nov 39; atty. Title Ouar A T CO. 176 liway o g ana uuv nnvAVT av. 1461. a w cor. 20x100 iyni n Walimlllar to Samaal Katx 1444 Crotona Park 8, mtr 37.000, Nov Hi atty, T O A T Co, 17 Bway! 0 o and uoo ST ANN'S AV. 134, e s, 10x10 Minnie larael to Lottie Usher. 161 Sr Ann'a av, mtr 36.000. Not 17: atty. T O ft T Co, 17 Bway; o e and 1100 124TH ST, 714 E, s s, 17.1xl01. flluifp- - Dana T uuminuco 10 urrwin mumup, 111 E 114th at, mtr 11,800, Nor 11: atty, T a b T Co, 171 Bway; 0 c and ...1100 BEDFORD PARK BLVD, s s. 19 W Decatur av. s 135.7X w i.ix n tfx w 10.2x n 100.1 t Bsdterd Park Bird x 7 e 35 to ber Chas J Williams to Max Endier, 427 E 158th at, mtr 16,000, Nov 21; atty, T G ft T Co, 176 Bway: 0 c and.,., 3100 218TII ST, a a, 100 e Kepler av, 40x100 Margt Rally to John H Kerkmann, 313 W 116th st, mtg 14.600, Nov II; atty, T G A T Co, 176 Bway; o c nnd 1100 340TH ST, a s, 150 e Martha av, 25x100 Margt Beeker to Chas P Wllhelm, 410 V 240th at Nov 17! atty, T O ft T Co, 171 Bway 17,000 STORY AV, a a, 364.1 Olmstead ay, 26x103 Sarah K Angus to Anna E Klages, 2111 Story av, mtr 11.760, Nov 11; atty, T G A T Co, 170 llway. ...3100 31ITII ST, 1 1 III v 4th st, Waketleld. 60x114 Geo Mayer to Anthony Zarelil, 71 B 211th at, Nov 10 i atty, T O A T Co, 176 Bway: o 0 and 1100 CARPENTER AV, 3886, w s, 31.9x106 Wm II A'Weyiage to Max Boronsky, 1498 Commonwealth av, mtr 13,360, Oct 1; atty, T Q ft T, Co, 171 Bway; o c and 1100 BALCOM AV, w . 11.6 n Marrln, w 92x n 81.6x w Ix n lOOx a 100 to av x a 111,0 to beg Clarence E Gilmer to Seraph Holding Corp, 189 Montague st, Bklyn, Nov 6; atty, T G ft T Co. 176 Bway , II ARTHUR AV, e a, (6 n 181th st, 26x 81,0x25x81,1 Anna Deter to Michelan- gelo Defer, 1043 Underbill av, Sept 22; atty, F M Pennetto, 635 Tremont av; o 0 and 3100 2I3D ST, 021 E. a, 21x90 Thoa H Camp to Ells J Cannlnr, 8139 Ollnvllle av, mtr 11,000, Nov 19; attys, 0HaraBros, Webster av and 200th at; 0 e and.. .1100 DECATUR AV, 2850, a, 36,8x110.10x25.6 xlll.9 Wllhelmlna Escher to Mary J Graham, W 102d st, mtr 14,600, Nov 7; attys, O'Hara Bros, Webster av and 200th st: o c and , 1100 WOODLAWN RD. n a, 20.1 e Perry av, 20.1x105.4x25x97.8 Mary Bachla to Kate B O'Donnell, 857 No Chestnut Drive, Oct 15; attys, O'Hara Bros, Webster av and 200th st - Gift WEBSTER AV. 8198. a 2oi80.5x25x81.2 Mary Berrlan to Anthony L Gunther, 513 W 134th at, mtg 13.000, Nov 15; attys, O'Hara Bros, Webster av and 200th at; 0 c and 1100 CARTER AV, 1800, w a. 16.8x70.1x10.8x77 Wm S Osborn to Daniel Barry, 1869 Carter av, and ano, mtg 13,000, Nov 21; atty, Lawyers TAT Co, 100 Bway; 0 0 and 1100 BEAUMONT AV, 2280, a a, 20.x02.11x 20.11x97.4 Sarah J Schaefar to Gluaeppe Galante, 104 Chrystle at, Nov 14; atty, Lawyera TAT Co, 160 Bway; o 0 and ..: 1100 CARPENTER AV, e a, 300 n 217th at. 26x 100 Rlchd Feehan to Mardnlen e, 624 E 239th st, and ano, Nov 21; atty, Title Guar & T Co, 176 Bway; o 0 and .1100 LOTS 134 and 133, map Schrankelsen est Anna uereo to Mlchl A Deteo,- - ivji un- derbill av, June 10, 1010; atty, F M Pennetto. n3.1 Trumnnt av! n e nnd. .1100 LOTS 60 and 70, same map Same to same, June 16, 1010; atty, same; o c and,. 1100 LOTS 30-3- 140 to 148, aame map Same 10 aame, Dec 12. IDIU; atty, aame; o c and lion LOTS 2 to 5, aame man Same to aame. june iu, lain; atty, same; o,c ar.a..jiuu INTERVALE AV, 850, nee, S8.4x97,5x 83.4x78.5 Helena M Curtln to Phlltp Suf-O- 1412 Charlotte st, mtg 110,800, Nov 20; atty, Philip Suftln, 1412 Charlotte t H MORTGAGES. (With name and address of lender and attorney.) Downtown. (South of Fourteenth atreet.) GREENE ST, 161, w a, 25x100. Nov 30 Native! Corpn to Oott-Mo- Holdlnr Co, 2 Bway, due Jan 20, 1120. pr mtg 130,000; atty, Herman Gottlieb, 298 Bway 6,000 WALKER ST, 80, a s, 24.1x11.1, Nov 20 Marcas & Goldstein, Inc. to Metropolitan Sav Bank, 59 Cooper Square Eaet. 6 yrs, 3H7; attys, A S & W Hutchlns, 14 Will- iam st 117,000 BEDFORD ST, 80, e e o Barrow st (05). 25x41.4, p m, Nov 20 Harry Swanaon to Greenwich Sav Bank, 346 6th av, 1 yra, 6; attys, Mlddlebrook and B, 46 Cedar at 16,000 East Side. (East of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth and 110th atreata.) 71D ST, n s. S3 w Madison av, 16x102.2, p m, Not 21 M Jackson Crispin to Geo H Church, 55 Wall st, 3 yrs. 6. ...135,000 tTH 8T, 743 E, n a, 23x80.10, p m, Nov 21 Gabriel Rosenberr to Chaa A Runk, 105 W 68th st, and ano, exrs, Ao, due Nov 1, 1914, 6Hr.! address, 11 Nassau st 15,300 84TH ST, 66 E, s a, 11.1x98.9, Nov 12 Hy C Sturres to Mutual Lite Ins Co of N Y, duo as bond, 8M; party 2d part holds pr mtr 3i address Law Dept. 57 Cedar st 10,000 MADISON AV, 267. e s, 16 n 39th et, 21x 100, Nov. 31 Charlotte H Sorchan to U S Sav Bank. 606 Madison av, J yrs, 6H?!; attys, Merrill, n & T, 100 Bway.. .140.000 14TH ST, 540 E, a, 25x103.8. p m, Nov 14 a B Ardlzxone and ano to Buell Hol- llater. at Isllp, L I, due Aur 1, 1921, e?i; atty, L T A T Co. 160 Bway 39,000 West Side. (West of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth and 110th streets.) 31D ST, 461 W, n s, 16.8x38.9, p m, Nov 20 Kath C Johnston and ano to Eleanor M Coyle, 461 W l!d at. oxtrx, 3 yrs, 6ft. pr mtr 37,600; atty, Wilson M Ponell. 7 Wall et 11,500 92D ST, s s. 246.1 Columbus av, 28x100.8, p m, Nov 20 Rose Barman to Sarah A Stllwell, 100 W 10th st, 5 yrs, 6ft, pr mtr 115,000; atty, Thos J Whalen, 60 Bway 110,000 104TH ST, 212-1- 4 W, a s. 87.4x100.11, Oct 24 80th Street Holdlnr Corpn to Haml D Muney, 897 Weet at, 1 yr, v\V pr mte 132,000; atty, Jacob I Herman, 316 Bway , 115,000 BSD ST, 02 W, a s, 37.0x100.8, with a t to atrip 0.1x100.8, adj, Nov 18 W T C Holdlnr Co to Samuel D Muney, 397 West at, 1 yr, 6. pr mtr 344,800; attv, Jacob I Berraan. 346 Bway 17,5CI) 87T1I ST, n a, 8C6.6 w 6th av. 21.x98.9. p m, Nov 21 Jatlaon Constn Co to Marrt I Knapp, 31 E 63d at, 1 yr, if,,- mtr 125,-00- atty, Title Ouar & T Co, 176 Broad- way 116.000 87TH ST.45 W, n s, 20x half blk. p m. Nov 17 Geo E Coleman to Lawyera Realty r, 160 Bway, 8 yrs, Jft, pr mtr 120.- - CDO 112,600 Uptown. (Manhattan Island, north of 110th atreet.) 185TH ST, 669-1- 9 W, n a, 100x99.11: 136th at. 602-- W, a a. 191.2x99.11; 115th St. 614 W, s i, 11.2x19.11, Nov 20 Snenck Tt A C Co to Klasko Finance Corpn, 40 W ?T tl att. 1 yr. 6ft; attya, Morrfaon & Schlff. 820 Bway 110.000 160TH ST. 554 W. a a, 37.8x99.11. p m. Nov 21 Don Zanderen to L 11 Perlman, 1911 Madison av, 8 yrs, t, pr mtr, 110,000; atty, Arthur L Davis, 200 Fifth av 18.500 137TII ST, 73 E, n a. 20.9x99.11, p in, Nov It Annie O'Reilly to Geo 3 Diinlels. 44 W 44th et. and ano, exrs, Ac, due May 1, 1924, 6Vt, pr mtr. 11.600; address 27 William et 12.000 117TH ST, 452 W, a 15x92, ?Cov 20 Edw Bachmann to N Y Title A Mort Co, 135 Bway, 1 yra, 6 19.000 HIST ST. a a. 250 w Bway, 75x99.11, Nov 31 Annlo T R Attarbury to Bowery Sav Bank, 128 Bowery, i yra. iA, attys, Cadwslader, W & 0, 40 Wall St.. 125,000 112TH ST, 2(0-6- 2 W. ( s, 60x100.11. \p m. Nov 3 Morris Solowerhlk to Excelsior Sav Bank, 79 W 23d at. 5 yrs, atty, .N Y T 4. M Co, 135 Bway. .160,000 179TH ST. 507 IV, n s, 41.8x100, p m, Nov 20 Hurry Kallman to Joseph E Marx Co, 1609 Bway, 10 yra, 6, pr mtr, 126,500; address Jos E Marx, 8609 Broad- way 114,000 112D ST. 31 W, n s. 17x91.11, p m, Nov I rtljTlm Baptist Church to Hudwlll Corpn, T W 45th st, 3 yrs, 5H, pr mtr, 13,700; atty, N Y T & M Co, 115 Broad- way , 12,150 123D ST, 211-3- 4 W, a a, 4 lots each 16.4x 100.11, 4 pr mtKK, 84,150 each, Nov 21 Barney Impt Corpn to Lawyers Title A T Co, 160 Bway, rruatee, 6 yra. f. 117,000 SAME PROPERTY Nov 11. 1 lota and 4 mtgs. 1760 nach, subj to pr mtr, 4,230, sams to Mlnseshelmer Realty Co, 60 Waif st. due May 21, 1921, Oft; atty. L T ft T Co, 160 Bway 1,000 144TH ST. 234 W. a s, 25x99.11, p m, Nov 21 Morris Borsodi to Edith W Ives, Brewster, 74 Y, Install, 6ft, pr mtr. 13.000; atty, L T & T Co, 160 Broad- way 15.600 144TH ST. 211 W, a a. 26x99.11. p m, Nov 21 Same to same. Instate, 6 ft, pr mtr, 110.000; atty. aama 13,500 116TH ST. 33 B, , 11.9x99.11. Nov 17 Johanna Metxrer to trustees of Northern Dispensary, 165 Wavsrley pi, 1 yrs, 5Hft; atty. B W B Brown, 17 Codar at.. 16,000 SAME PROPERTY, Nov 17 Sams to Emanuel J Hetlner, 19 W 69th at, due July 1, 1111, 6ft. pr mtr, 16,000; attys, Greenbaum. W A ft, 8 Sector at.. 11.000 LOT 8, map Jrfhn Mulvey Chaa Koterta to John llatt, 2964 Decatur av, Aur 26, due. &e, as per bond; attye, O'Hara Bro. 200th at and Webster av... .15.600 WEBSTER AV. 311!. a, 26x10.6 Antnony L Ounther to Mary F Bsrrlan. 3200 Webster av, Nov 15, dus, Ac, sa per bond; attys, O'Hara Bros, 200th st and Webster av 11,500 21ID ST, 624 E, a s, 24x90 Kill J Cannln-t- o Thos N Camp. 624 E 221d at. Nov 19. Instal. ft: attys, O'Hara Bros, 500th at and WaMter av 11,400 HID ST, 150 W, a a Grand av. 80x100 K\arns Bsalty Co to Mary O Lamrse, lllth st and Waldo av. pr mtr. 145.000, Nov 16. 1 yrs. 4ft; atty, O E Davis. 1110\ Third av 113,500 HID ST, n e cor Craston av, 76x97 Aronnn Co Inc. to aama, pr mtr. 165,000, Nov 16. 1 yrs, 6ft; atty, sams 120.000 BALCOM AV. w a. 54.1 n Marrln at, 2 lots taeh Il ls\. mtaa. aaeh 31,800 Hraph Holdlnr Corp to Floranca a Piatt, 359 ... - k TH. Vn, S t ll' I a,M J. B . - -- .If, Title Guar & T Co. 176 Bway 11.000 BALCOM AV. w a. 90.1 n Marrln at. 2 lots raeh 11.1x100 Some to Jan E William- son, extrx. 33 Third pi, Bklyn, Nov S. 1 yra. ifti atty, aame 11.000 BALCOM AV, W a. 18.6 n arrln aMt, 2 lota, each 11.1X9J, 3 mlfs, tich 31.600 Same TO LET FOR BUSINESS rORPOSBS, 'U FLOORS and OFFICE SPACE TO RENT In modem twenty-th- m story offlco building 150 NASSAU STREET Spaco now occupied and shortly to bo vacated bv THE SUN. Approximately 7,000 aq. ft. to each floor. Also basement and Most convenientry situated ofltat building in downtown Manhattan. Apply THE FRANK A. MUNSBVCO. 280 Broadway, Cor. Chambers Street LONG ISLAND HEAL ESTATE I OR SALS. iT2 Motor out today or take a train from the- - Pennsylvania Station to Broadway-Flushin- g and see the new Colonial houses ready for immcdintc occu pancy; twenty minutes by motor from Quecnsboro Bridge and twenty-on- e minutes by exprewi trains from Penn sylvania Station. r,l tr.iln dallr. Nine and ten rooms with tlireo baths and garage. Flrst-da- s In every respect, built by the day: largo plots; restricted neighborhood : the minutes walk from Broadway station. Convenient trains week days, 0:12, 10:20, 11:20 A. M 12:22, 132, 3:41, :i:30 P. M. Saturday, additional, 1:41, 3:04 I'. M. Sunday, 11:22, 10:22, 11:22, A. M 122, 222, 3:22 P. M. RfcKcil-Brow- tt Really go. Tel. Mnrray Hill 1 100. 52 Vanderbllt Av. nushtogOfiice, opposite station. Tel. Flushing 700. UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET. JUST COMPLETED 1215 Grand Boulevard and Concourse Corner 167th St. HIGH CLASS APARTMENTS With Every Conceivable Improvement. rooms and foyer Rentals $720 to $1620 Per Annum. Convenient to 6th & 9th Ave. \L\ Jerome & Lexington Ave, Subway Sta. Express Station at 107tli St. AGENT ON I'ltF.MtSES. Madison Ave. (opposite Morran House) Artlatlo apartment to refined people: I rooma, bath and kitchenette, elerantly fur- nished by leadlnr decorator; year's lease; Phone Monday. Murray Hill 7460. t Madison Ave., near Stth St., artistically furnished 2 rooms and bath apartments 1125 month. Phone Monday, Murray HUt 7450. to Albert C Auberr as comm. 334 UadU soa st, Bklyn, Nov 6, 8 yrs, 4; atty, aama , 11,000 TI.NDALL AV, w a. 110 n 360th St. 10x9l Robt Peln to Klla F Byrtrnv 354 W lllth at, Oot 1, lnstals, fA atty: Lawytrs Title & T Co, 160 Bway..3,f!lt WASHINGTON AV, w s, 17 n 166th at, 26 97.8 Kentucky Holdlnr Co to Sam's, Kronsky, 170 W 7Uh st, or mtr, 32,10f Nov 3, due aa per bond, tlivi; atty Lawyera T & T Co, 160 Bway.... 32,000 218TH ST, a a, 155 n 4th st. on map Wakefield, f 0x111 Anthony Zarelil to Geo Mayer, 740 IS 218th st, Nov 1. 3 yra, ,6f, ; atty, T O A T Co, 176 Broad-na- y . , 12,100 BEDFORD PAIUC BLVD, s s. 19 w Uaci tur ar, 26xl00.5x Irrer Max Endier to Chas J Williams, 356 E 200th at, pr mtr 16,000, Nov 22, 3 yrs, C; atty, T G & T Co, 176 Bway 13,000 ST ANN'S AV, 154, n , 10x10 Lottlo Usher and ano to Mlnnta larael, 3491 Valentine av, pr mtr 36,000, Nov 17. lnstals, ; atty, T G i T Co. 17 Bway 34.500 CLINTON AV, w a. C2.1 n Falrvlew pi, 37,0x100 Morris Horwlu and ano to Harclln Realty Corp, 109 Bway, Nov 1, 6 yrs, t; atty, T O & T Co, 17 Bway 31.100 210TH ST, a s, 160 o Martha av, 26x100 Chas P Wllhelm to Marrt J Becker Ua claden, lrvlnrton on Hudson, Nov It. S yra. 5H: sttty, T O ti T Co. 17f Bway 15,603 STORY AV, s s, 264.1 e Olmstead ar, 26x103 Anna IS Klegrs to Sarah K Anrua, 14 Id st, Whltaatone, L I, pr mtr 13.750, Nov 11, 3 yrs. t; atty. I 5 i T Co, 176 Bway 31.350 FORDHAM ST, 102, n a, 60x100 Mlchl J Waldron to Geo A Scofleld, 103 Ford-ha- ra at, Nov 20, 2 yra, t; atty, T O A T Co, 170 Bway 32,000 MORRIS AV, 1521, w a. 25x100 lloa Crystal to Wm Lemlen, Manorvllle, L I, pr mtr 12,500, Nov 15, lnstals,, as per bond; atty. T O & T Co, 17 Bway 12,760 SATISFIED MORTGAGES, Manhattan. ITH AV, nee 34th st, 37xS0; 14th st, s s, 1S8.4 w 3d av, 20.10xl00.6x Irrer; Bow. try, w a, 82G fr n s 4th st, runs w 38x n w 21.6 and 9!.3x n e 21. Si a e 91.1 and H.Ox e SO to Bowery x a 22.1 to ber: Macdoural st. n a c W 3d at. 0x38; 8th av, e a, 62.11 s 39th st, 20.4x84 Julian and Emma Frankllij to Philip and MarK H Sugarman and ano (firm Royal Co of N Y), Nov 2, 1018; attys, Gettnsr, S A A. 399 Bway 3704 niVKRSIDE DRIVE, s s, at n e a 80th St. runs e OI.Sx u 91,1 to e a Riverside Drive x a 20.1x to ber Harrleon U Moore, Jr. and Nellie F. Moore to the Bank for Sav In city ot N Y, Maroh 21. 1002; attja. Vnrnum Harrison, 02 William st.t31.00 40TH ST, 38 K Heisle T, wlfs Wm C Sheldon, to V S Trust Co of New York. July 9, 1503; atty, Title Ouar A T Co, 178 Bway 1SO.O0U 03D ST, a. 192.8 a 5th av, 19.0xl00.8- -s Mary C and IkJuIs Weber to the Bantc for Sav tn city N Y, April 8, 1802: atty. TltU Ouar 4 T Co, 170 Bway 320.W0- - 60TH ST, 219 W Jno V and Ells A Burh-ha- m to Hy II Jackaon et al, axr will Peter A II Jackaon, Ftb 8, 1602; atty. L T A T Co. ICO Bway 30.B0O CANAL ST. n ' c Thompson at. 79.1x25x Irrer Arthur B and Lonlln W Patter-li- e, 1125 Madison av. to Daniel WhltforOV Fredk W Thomaa and Anna W Thomaa, exrs and trustees will Wm II Thomaa. May 11. 1917; attys, Alexander A O, 120 Bway 12.R0O 60TH BT, 251 W Kate Blank, f7 Union av. Bronx, to Hy L Borert, tiTlaTea will Thos L Borert. March 11, 1913; atty, Hy L Borert, 09 Nassau st 10.760 BOTH ST, 249 W Lucy B Maedonald to Stephen II Jackson. March 8, 1011: atty, I. T ft T Co. 180 Bway .32.000 17TH ST. 452 W larael and Tlllls Jacob- aon to Rosa and Jease Mayer and Mac It Mack. exr Geraon Mayer and Mao It atty. Title Ruw A T Co, 178 Bway.ll4,5(H 141TH ST a s. 125 Bway, lOOx 09 4: 173d st a s. 130 w Am- sterdam av. 50x100 Abr Zanderer, Inc. to Jules Realty Co, 10 Bway, March T, 1919: atty. 8 Wacht, Jr. 170 Bway.. .11, MO GRKENB ST. 103 Native! Corpn. 118 Bway. to H 8 Holdlnr Co. 319 B 3d at. April SO. 1010: ltr. Nathan rrledman. .109 Bway 13,000 CANAL ST, 150 Ida Lachtrap to Theresa Levy, Sept 4. 1913: alty. M Levi. 821 Canal at - . - 31.000 I11BT ST. 614-1- 1 W Mary T Oroaamsu. Rldrefteld, N J. to T O A T Co. 174 Bway. July 12. 19101 atty. T O ft T J. 176 Bway 116,00 51D ST. n a, 174 w 1th av, 35x100.1 Abr J and Hannah Bandln to Lawyers Mort Co. 39 Liberty st. Sapt 36. 1901: atty. IiTrs Mort Co, 8 T,lriv t 313,600 71ST ST. 309 E EFther laenberr to Tattj vers Mort Co, 69 Liberty st, Jan 39, 1909; illy, lawyers Mort Co, 19 Llbertv it 311.098 718T ST 303 K Kama to aama, Jan 2i iA, nttv. aama. ................ .115.499 ?1ST ST, 305 n Same to m. Jan 39; mi, iiu ' ..... . ,..,v.
