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on Carnatlon avenue; 90 Rose A. McLaaghlin.
plot. iOOx1Ol, on Floral Parkway. AZ Valley
Montague street and Valley Stream Souis-
ward; TO Thomas +. Sheehy, a plot. S0xlOo. on
Grove street and ? plot. llIiOo. on MSlrose,
on Madison venue
The McKnlsht Realty Company rspOr ta
Sns dSdSTSSrs.t ' STops sHs ne Nassau SSS' c Ssst TFSo
on Oakland avenHe: % 2 a. Brown. sOxlo0.
Joseph Maloney, ieOxlSeo. iR Block 2 Srontipg
on Maple street: to z Kennedy. IOoxlS0. IN
FietShef, %iSoxioS, in Block Il. fronting on
Maple street: g !. collins; toXiO9 Y Rlock
isS fronting SS SEo locust Avenue; to <; Michael
avenue. and iOOxICO. ~ Block u. fronting on
Maple street; 70 T. J. Wright. lO0xlOO. in
Munger. 4OxIOO. in Block . fronting on Ken
sington place to Lee and Kane. 0OxlOO. in
R RSS9.T 10; frE MsSSr on 1rs MSUlg Rs ssres.; TS is
PSSs; g ). Z. .Eidon, ao1lcO. il sSI Block On 3. rF Sdate
Pro SiS's sO8i6c' n BOOK fs'f f%rontinE q on Mon;
:1SSt a. a's ssTsllde: on To n e. af TYSssld dFiS sS4hSS'
10 Block @. fronting on Woodland avenue; 60
Maria Kostsr. lOxi0O; i4 Block "a. fronting
Block 70. fronting ON .Fairview avenue; TO
William G. HOwerstick. tOxiOO. in block
Reilly. SOxiOO In block 5. fronting on High.
land avenue: TO W. House, AOxI0O In block
g, fronting on ElmwoOd avenue: to NJ. Gore,
ON o1s woodland d pGn avenue SsnaS% 70 p W ). Y 66 MSGsRs
20 o. c. Bensin. COX 100 in block Z. fronting on
ElmwoOd avenue; to ". H.. Hurley. 24OxIOO
In block o.. fronting OF Highland avenue.
s sRs S.e1iS On ~ th S.ScE pT :; 5s1tRtins q %b MSaSssSn
10 n. Johnston, e9xi9o in block 20. fronting
on Ninth street; to ". Tolls. 2Oxls0 In block So.
fronting on thirteenth street: TO M. Kennedy.
toxloO In block IS. fronting, on Fifth street;
TO ~. B. Mayer; 2tOxi0o in block IS. fronting
on Fourth street; sox i 100 IN block %. Aohloo in
Third street. On their Flushing Terrace
property: To J, =. Knight, 4OxlOO in block
8; fronting on Sixteenth street; to R Fogle.
street and Broadway; to Joseph Brady. sOx
rs in block q fronting on Sixteenth street;
70 r. g; Shield. +OxiOs in block =, fronting on
The residents OF Broadway Flushing and
vicinity are soon to have connection With the
Work on the InRleside sewer has now so far
advanced that its completion next summer Is
assured. and . large amount Of building which
has been held back for want OF sewer connec-
lions will go ahead In the spring. The InRle-
side sewer system covers a large part Of the
north shore from Flushing Creek to Thirty
second street. The plans provide for a o foot
sewer from the disposal plant at Flushing
Creek along Oak street to Seventeenth street.
ner Of Cypress avenue. From this point two
trunk sewers are to extend through Broad
yay.Flushing. one 3 feet in diameter on
on Twenty-fhird street. The Rickert-Finiay
Realty Company, which owns Broadway
through It's property on Twenty-foureh street.
from the corner Of Mitchell avenue under the
railroad station to Broadway. where It VIII
connect with the trunk sewer Of the city
system. The present contract on the Ingle-
side system covers 1000 feet OF mains and in
wolves an expenditure Of over s.OO.OOO.
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extensive selling AREA Of any In 0reaeer New
York. The new subway entrance viii De 10
fes3 vide. With store windows. an elevator
service and other COaveniencea.
Plans have been fled with Building 5upertn-
tendent Murphy for making over the three
story dwelling with rear stable At NO, bli
West ThlrtY-slxkh street into machine shops
for the Chelsea Auto storage Company as
new owner and for remQdelling the FIRST story
Of the tenement house at No, l76 First avenue
into an amusement hall for Carmeile M. Benes
detti as new owner. George N. Anderson and
Benjamin Sacklein are the architects,
Plans haVe been hled for ~remOdeuing the
six story loft and office building At 81 West
t2Sth street for James M. Lowe as owner
and for making over the ton hoOr OF the
ten story hotel at the southwest corner OF
Columbus avenue and Eightieth street and
increasing the sleeping quarters Tor .xuests.
the improvements being made Tor Che Col
mmbus Park Hotel Company by the North
I. +. J. Weiher and George r. Griebei are
A.. ". Porter. architect for Adrian Joline
and Douglas Robinson, receivers Of the New
York City Railwa Company. filed plans
for remOdelling the car house at Tooth street
between Lexington and Park avenues.
e~Quipping the building with an auxiliary
fire. exttnguishing sprinkler plant supplied
with stOrag e and pressure tanks. and in
stalling n new pit for the transfer OF trolley
cars. These improvements are to cost " BOO.
The Manhattan plans for new 0ullding
filed yesterday comprise a seven story stoIS
Charlton street for the Charlton Contract
Company at a cost Of $4,000.
No plans for new buildings we're hled with
the Bronx bureau.
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Misccl laneons.

John Rant is the buyer q No. $50 Canal
The building will be altered and used as a
restaurant by Mr.. Ranft,
Max }, solomon has leased to ". Madison
the third loft in the building at Nos. le and
I3s West Twentieth street for n term Of five
The f. W. Bliss Building Company has
leased to the international Flag Company
5000 square feet in the building at the north
east corner of Twenty-secOnd street and
A. Bril- has rented the sixth loft in the
building at Nos. is and 20 West Twenty-hrst
P' Wolf has leased from stephen Cavinato
the nth loft in building at No. n East Eighth
street for a term Of three years
fourth loft in the building at No. 7 East Seven
Il Charles F. Noyes Company has leased
offices in the United states Realty Building,
No. IFS Broadway. TO the Mckiernan Drill
Company. and to ths Clinton Point stone
Hun, and for the Hudson. Companies a snite
Of ,ofices IN the C0rtlandt Building to the
-Kidder. Peabody 4 20. have taken a lease
q The sr8 Sm1fd, Moor N SniS &c e ~. re George z.
ming through to Pine street.
Daniel p. Ritchey has leased for Michael
the twelve story hotel at the northeast corner
for twsnty-Ons years: At an asgregate rental
Oxford and the INN at Avon. \. }.
George a; Bowman has leased for the
the second loft in Nos. I4s to IS4 West Twenty
ii. c.. Senior 4 Co. have leased for Sarah
X. Hunter the two i've story fats at Nos.
II and s. West SIxty: 6fth street to Walter
Ranney for q term Of years. and for Susie
Scott Hall the three story dwelling Ct No: 100
DR.. Albert WOhl. y
The annual number OF the Real Estate
been issued. in addition 70 a great many
facts and statistics OF vital Importance to the
real estate fraternity. the volume contains
much OF interest to the general
Representatives Of various newspapers.
accompanied by Edward Charles Blum OF the
week through the new building erected by
the big Brooklyn store. The new building
street. 700 feet wide By 40 feet deep. six
stories over ground and Two Easements under
tho largest single building. Architect Morse
in the borough. No wagons hereafter will
be loaded on the city streets. the loading OF
| OF the livingston street building. the newly
widened t~hor0ughfars being cleared OF every
All the machinery, manufacturing work
tive Offices will be removed from the old build
store sT~cI1siVsiy. for selling and Displaying
merchandlse-and adding over 100000 square
The arm owning the Hse. under Livingston
street a great basement has been excayated
reaching from Gallatin place TO Hoyt street
witS ,s 400 % sa STs1f s ,ssO 81 r .psSs' 0H Th,s sS sIsS
'run without a break from Fulton street %
Schsrmerhorn street. ewo city blocks. or over
With the Compilation Of all the additions ths
store Of Abraham q straus will have the most
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LEXINGTON AVENUE.-Max E. and simon
h.. Bernheimer have sold Nos. 1897 to l276
Lexington avenue. a five and a seven story
fiat occupying the block front on the west
side of the avenue from Eighty-fifth street
to EiRhCy-sixth street. on plot 2O4.4x37.2
the buyer is Elias Gussarof. who gave I'm
exchange the six story apartment house,
on plot iO0xiO0. at the southwest corner OF
Broadway and l42d street.
TWENTY-SEVENTH T.-POcher &
Co. have sold for Michae Con on to Henry
NechOls and Samuel BlumentsOck No. sol
West Twenty-seventh street, a six story
tenement, on lot 25X9S.0.
MERCER SrREET.-Isabel j.. Roberts of
Philadelphia has sold to Amanda A. Tiger
OF Madison, Nd, No. 23S Mercer street. a ak
story store aud loft building, on lot 25XlOO,
lhe buyer gives In part yme a tract
of about 2Ol acres ut Bedminster. Somerset
county, n. J.
18TH STREET.-Shaw 4 @ have sold for
Mrs. Newman and j.. Ettlinger Nos. sos
and 9O7 West 12Tth street. two Ave story
doublef fats with stores. ON plot 5Ox0s.lL.
NEREID AVENUE.-The Whitehall Realty
Company has sold the plot. JOxIOO, az the
northeast corner Of Nereid and Grace
avenues.
i0sTH STREET. H. p. Hertz h Co. and
r. J. Wood have sold for Toelbery Bros.
the five story fat at the northeast corner
of 185th and Tiffany streets to Arthur
Seigler. who gave. in part payment the
plot. look 1875. or the east side OF Morris
avenue. o. feet north OF 1s2d street.
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The following staten Island real estate
review is by Cornelius q. Koln: With the
now closing the activity OF the real estate
market on staten Island remained unabated
year Of 1903. The demand for acreage prop
erty along the lines of transportation the
steam roads and the trolleys wa ~particu-
partly corporations and arms who bought
for actual development, partly for syndioating
Who bought for a rise in values. As a whole
this demand for acreage property has been
beneficial to the borough. as 1t has resulted
as the opening of new streets largely macad-
amtzedD, cement sidewalks. curbs, CUTTERS.
water mains. sewers, ETC.. and the erection
Following the example of these large
corporations, the local owners and operators
have shown considerable enterprise In the
improvements of their properties by the
erection OF houses &C. AS was TO De ex-
0ected; me aem i,,S.oa d4r hSusss on inc par
shown and a large number OF dwellings were
promptly sold on completion. partly to local
BUYERS and partly to new corners from the
"A large number Of auction sales of building
lots were successfully. conducted. the dis
lots by local buyers. number Of whom i'm
proved their purchases by the erection OF
The demand for older dwellings has been
In the territories tributary to the growing
lHNNsNANNHs ~ NnNnbAlfNAAlrAL VI y AiABt
Of new industries. such a. the Proctor a
Gamble SOAP works at Mariners HaTbor.
the CHEMICAL factory Of Sigle a Co. OF StuttRart
Germany, and Of numerous smaller factories
has contributed to this demand. which
will continue to make. Itself felt during the
coming year. With the cheaper price of
building material the year 1903 gives promise
OF extensive building operations.
The Realty Brokers OF Staten Island have
secured control OF the Seguine estate OF
sighty-seven acres on the Amboy road, Anna
dale. Staten Island. and also Of a fifteen acre
tract at the intersection of Toad Hill road and
Ocean terrace. This latter property will be sold
In one acre plots for villa sites after improve
ments have been made
The Columbia Investment and Real Estate
Company reports the following sales. To
John e.. Fisher. a plot. 5Ox 100. on the south
side Of Lincoln avenue, brentwood, n. j.:
TO Henry Sputh. a plot. 5OxiOO. on the north
OF Lafayette avenue, Grant and
to Joseph Grebahs, a plot. 4Ox65. on the east
side OF Gorge road. G~rantwoOd.
The Mccormack Real Estate Company re-
ports the following sales ~ Floral Park: To
A. G.. Lynch. q plot. i20ytOO. on Cypress
street; TO Mrs. W. II. Proctor, a plot. lOxIOO.
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A.-EIeganty furnished Apartment, private bath.
sxciuslVe, refined, homellke hotel; sociabiity q
nature; terms. o. 30 daily: including meals. one per
on, SIS: two. k5 weekly: free electric lighc tele-
phone: ali night elevator service and steam heat:
private family tables; dining room conducted on CO.
operative club plan; food supplied BY guests cooked
supplied az wholesale; privilege Of kitchanette or
Iirht housekeeping: old knickerbocker neixhboT-
mood. one door from bth Az: translents accom-
modated. ALABAMA HOTEL. 10 East llth st.
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Coming Auction Sales.
lAt "a Nesey street,
MONDAY. DRcEMBRR 20.


Wendovcr avenue, No. i0S. south side. ia. 10 feet
east of Washington avenue, 259xi0lx2Sx1o4.T four
story FIAT: Julius Lichtenstein VS.. Lrlzer EnTrnhaus
ct al; Ernst, l.. a C.. attorneys; p. l.. Herman, ret
cree; due on Judgment. slO.3o2G9 subject TO taxes.
&c.. 1887. %.
southern boulevard. northeast corner Of Willis
avenue, 25Allbxi00x Irregular, vacant: Franklin
Savings Bank VS.. II. A. GumbletOn CT al: W. N.
Powell, attorney: Y. j. Tinsdalc, referee: due on
Judi m Si2,1ap.22: subject TO taxes, DC, so2s. 30.
Franklin avenue. No. ii,4. east side, ~. VI feet north
Of 10th street. six about 1893 TO Clinton avenue x46 o
=. two story dwelling and vacant: Ferdinand
Hect vs.. Esther Eisenberg ct al: action No. I Rose
4 p, attorneys: ). l.. II. Ward. referee. due ON judg
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HELP wANTED-MALE



Employers are. now .~hustiing 20 build up saIes
forces recently dlsbanded on account OF the nna1-
cial, scare. 1908 prospects are beginning IN low 10.
We have one or more positions In each Of tho Sol-
House Observation-Disclosures want Euro.
pcan representative; manufacturers and Importers
perlenced man, 1880 t4,OOO; well known EhoVe
manufacturers need frst class men.
l.c DkE ma Ss33SSrDossd hsck.Ssr cIoskS' mt gocds.
ported supplies. imported em6roldA
MEN'S FURNISHINGS. shirts and collars. rem
BUILDING MATERIAL. MACHINERY n
lubricants. polishing and grinding
APPARATUS. mechAnlcal rubber goods. decorated
Observation-Disclosures and liquors. tea and
coffee. drugs detail mani. disinIectants; paper
stationery. optical goods. maps, art novelties.
typewrlterS ONCE assnEss. store display aEturps.
Clerical forces arc being Increased 90 mcet the
demand Of 1908 business. A few of the most urrent
positions arc as iollows;
once masager Copncians). 1900: bookkeeper In
surance), good opportunity: correspondent (manu-
tactlTers cotton yeedsl. u.Ooe: cost clerk ,anee-
rtor decoratlonsl, 81 300: stenographers CpublIshcrsL
TECHNiCAI mES N.' ~
Iron mine. sl.sOo 81 500:
tory. salary % be arranged: once furniture, 0J0OO
up; quarry. $1,000 and house; hardware factory,
POREMEN-wood carving department. s2yM
UP: whiting factory, 81 200: metal advertlslnR sIxnS
5000 steel and metallic tapes. salary high cIass.
familiar with surface grinding, N,50OIsi .s0O. Spsn
want man experienced ON concentration cores and
handling large force: salary high class.
must have experience with well known builders.
hgndrsds Of other positions In our u Onnoes For
HAFGOODs.
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In making up these figures all duplicate,
abandoned and superseded plans were de-
Quoted. The figures consequently repre-
sent the actual volume Of construction
undertaken and the plans for new work
in force on December 70, 1907.
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estimated
The amount OF money loaned on real
estate in Manhattan. The Bronx and Brook
lyn was about s5l6. 900 900. az against about
$50. 900 900 in 1905 n about $3.50 600, 900
in 1905.
The high water mark Of speculation and
investment was reached in the spring Of
1909. At that time the building industry
was upset by a fall OF 50 per Cent. in the
cost Of brick, which Immediately caused
the principal lending institutions to curtail
loans in those neighborhoods where con-
struction work had been most active.
districts. There had been a tremendous
speculation in old law tenements based to a
considerable extent on "A preceding dvanc
in the cost Of building materials. In the
spring OF 1908. for instance, il would rave
been Impossible to duplicate existing tene-
Fnants at anything like their original cost.
The fall in the price OF brick at once re-
dllced their selling value by anywhere
nom a thousand 60 several thousand dob
lars; the amount depending upon the size
and quality OF IN house
The slump in values was even greater in
the case of new law tenements, which are
almost invariably built on sites comprising
more than one lot. Thus, while the builder
OF q typical six story fifty foot tenement
on. say. Washington Heights could readily
obtain a loan Of S45. 900 on his property in
January. 1905. he found himself obliged a
few months later to accept from SIS, 900 to
$4,000.
The influence OF the fall in brick prices
wa especially disastrous in the tenement
neiRhborhoods because speculative building
had been more active there than elsewhere.
Tenement house rents had already begun to
weaken under the strain OF oVerbuildinR
and the great 81 house boom would
no doubt have eliminated in any event
before long.
Meanwhile the production Of frame
houses in the outlying bOroughs continued,
while the erection OF brick dwellings there
was stimulated by the fall in the cost OF
bick construction. The beginning of 1909
found a scarcity OF one and two family
houses and an oversupply OF tenements.
with the result that in spite Of the monetary
strinRency the production Of the former
class Of housing continued on a large scale.
The bulk Of the building during the year
now closing has been in the suburban SEC
ions Of The Bronx, Brooklyn n Queens,
which were neglected 40 long as there was
room for profit in erecting fats and tene-
ments' along the Manhattan and Bronx
subways. The suburban movement, which
has had this year but soant help from
lending institutions. has been stimulated
first by the decrease in The cost OF brick
and later by the fall In prices OF other
materials. As yet, however, none OF the
suburban areas in question has recetved
the rapid transit which It. u Justified In
counting on. When the transit lines are
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arAL nsrArr ron .Mr-surz,s REAL ESTATE FOR sAE-eUrENs
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SITUATIONS wANrEn-MAIr

OhAUFFEUR, p. desires poaitloa win Ovs,.,
family; good mechanic: familiar win Icn- ptts.s :.
ena Stato roads, good reference. GEORGE E14pH
MANN. 100 Pacific st.. Brooklyn. ANOr
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REAL EsrATR FOR SALE.
FIRST GLASS SHORE PROPERTY

"a m lie sandy beach on Long Island Sound: beau
tlfui scenery. unObstructcd View: exclusive; nne Ash
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Outouldings: half mile Tacctrack; a. miles New York;
$4,000. J.J. L.. box AO7. South NorwAlk. Conn.
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HlGH CLASS man. capable of aes,r. ..u,AwL.-
man for corporation or indIvIduai: a. ms.rH SuDnolty
sHens or sS,eSman In icbbing trade. wants CeStrnes
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ADVICE cI,Si Pat D%EU%Hgry procured:
Attorneys. 1AS Broadway.
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Isrrsrrcam arm near New YORK n possible: e4ceii,os
Aooress = Bon lls Sun once
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