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New-York tribune., 1911-11-22

st. s6xi4O: Alfonso De Blast to Herbert =
Levs: Nov .: ali liens tmts sooool' NiV' "'
dross, GIG East 10sth st
EINGsBRIDGE TER, Ioith - W OF
Kinssbridge rd. 5lxrreg; Jesnett" Neb'InO. I.
20 sarah " II Christopher; Nov ~ '"ts nve
si2.00o) 500 address. 123 "ads"orn Nv
17exlOO FlorIlla G Gore to Eugene sch9cs,
man: Nov y tmtg $4,000: 81; address -'"'
eth ave.
LOT 1871 map amended map Adee Pars rs
JeodagaI Siebsrt 10 Madison Construction 20
Nov 81 (m'g N.ioo): 800; address I'-
Nassau ST.
LOT 7s. map Allen estate. Hudson = Rose
co 10 Francesca Petraslia. Nov II; 81 al
dress. o5i Fast 2ijth 81.
NAGLE AVE. n " = 220 r. n Of o.
Ellwood IT. runs $50 n 10" : ~
~ 10 10 aye. " - to beg LEONARD
5000, 500: address ilI West 117th st.
NELSON AVE. 1917. 25N62: Annie Mullen
20 Mi"haei Dermody; Sept .: 81. address
SEQ Wet j2d ST.
PRosTECT AVE 3 e. us n Of Trc-
mont ri. fGYl5o: Carlius Ncssinger 20 james
. Rogers; Mar -. 1907. Quit claim; 81 adj
dress. iGi Fast fremont ave.
1O4. Hyman Kaplan 90 Gustav Necker; oct ~
81 address. 1865 Prospect ave.
ST AIMS AVE, cor 1'oth =, iooz irreg
Ebng Brewing co to our Realty Coz March 81
81 address. sl4 81 AIMS ave
TILDEN ST. s43 25x211 Ludwig Schneider 70
all Hens; Nov Il: StO0: address. S43 Tdcu 81.
WEBSTER AVE. II " cor lsist r., looxl00;
Florence l. Sick 10 Martha VI Hogan Nov 90
500: address. I51 East 10Th ~.
WENDOVER AVE s. 100 n of 81 ave I'N
III. Isaac II Rosenberg et al 10 Hattie kaufman
Nov 90 $4,000: address 1887 Tth ave.
WOODRUFF AVE s = 100 T, NJ Broad
ST. 25xi00: Carolina Weinige 10 James ID Rogers.
July -, 1907; 81. address. 46l East fremont
3D ST. n s. the west 33.iNIl4 of lot 53s map
Wakefield. Adeline Calm 20 Congregation Anshd
Amss ~ Wiliismshrdgo; Nov Is; 500. address,
1851 white Plains ave.
I32D ST. $50 25xiiO: Esther sutherland 10
Joseph : AnsorRe: Nov 20 mtg 81. 1000; 81; al
dress i02 West 1921 st
156TH ST, At and 41a East, J0X frog. Alfred
Sterne 10 Rronx Torrsns Land 90 tmtG Sl,GoW
oct 81; 500; address. 81 chambers ST.
i6SD ST. II s. s. II Of 1921 st. 20x67 Emil =
Blechner 70 Kavocs Construction 90 mtg 5000
Nov = 500. address. 293 Alexander ave.
18TH ST. . . cor Franklin ave. 3lxlo0; Cam
bridge Livingston. referee. 30 German savings
Bank. Nov II $3.50 address 100 East 1fth -.
235TH ST. q 300 n 81 of Hepler ave. JxlpD;
sydney = Blower ct al 20 WoCdlawn construction
90 untg SO 1000. March 10. 81 address. l2o
East 235th st
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

sarah Friedberz 20 Frank @ Bosser 500
Northern Bank Of NeV York ~ a. 70 tIh
fifanay: S3I .O5J 10 ,
Henry F schwarz. evr, 70 Henry sch"srz'
trustee: . sssts: 81 , ,,,.,..
Joseph " Mahan. exr ~ Hooert = ""''1'
trustee: ( assts; order of court =.
Charles q Moer TO Jane Moiler: ~.
Jacob Marx TO Percy Ansorge; 81. ,,.. II.
Charles w Bennett, trustee, 10 Louise "
Laudean; $1,000. -.
Charles + Appleby, and ano. trustees 10
Henry Clesnd 10 Abraham J Dworsky; so'ooo'
same to Esther Teinberg; $500.
Daniel Frohman. trustee, to Anna o Barlow;
same San 10 Laura Cayvan u part $3.50.
Manhattan Mortgage CO TO Guarantee Mort
Patrick 'D;enG Dempsey to Anna Fulton; s? 200.
Greenwich Mortgage Co to American Mortgage
LAWYERS Mortgage Co TO Mary \ o'Neil;
Albert Beales to Acker Banks: $500. .
Tito Insurance CO to Trust Co OF America
Louis Goldsmith to Bernhard Lichtenbers;
S12OOO -
800.
Moses T Pyne 10 trustees Princeton Uni
Iosepb Frering 10 Sinnott Co, 81 200
Her.gan Cohen 10 Abraham ]. Newman; S3.oo.
Benz We'll 20 Jonas Well 81.
clara Selig. eXtrx. 10 Hugh Hill sl0,069 -:
William Jay, eXr. TO Amy Weeks; Sl1;OT.
Suuo,t co 20 Hermann Seeckamp; $500.
Fordham Realty co TO Ahneman & Yonnk-
heerc, Inc; Sl5oO. oo
Agnes 4 Hunter 70 John 3 Mcmahon: $500
James J Feehan TO VIM Doherty: $1,000
Chelsea Really Co to New York Mortgage and
Security Co; 500.
New York Mortgage snd Security Co TO Trust
Co OF America SlO0.
Title Guarantee and Trust co 70 Edward I
Wilson -. $50.
Same 10 New York Academy; $4,000.
same to New York Public Library Astor.
Ienox and Tilden Foundation: $3.50. 900.
Lena Kanarek 20 Gussie Morgenstern: 500.
Henrietta Greenwsld TO Adolf Mandel; $1,000.
Charles II Perry to Charles Palermo. 81.
Henry Hcide ir. to Lydia W Sullivan $4,000.
AdoDh Bloch 10 Edw " Burger: 800
Title Insurance co OF New York 10 Maurice j
Barry and ano eXrs: So. 600.
same 70 United state Trust Co. s33 900
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
MECHANICS, LIENS.

18TH ST. E. whole front between Grand
Concourse and Eastburn aye. 15Xl0oxlooxloo
Irving \ Began agt Nathan y Levin Co
owner and contractor; 1876 50.
18TH ST. 474 East; and washington. ave
eiO3: william Balkin agt 7 T Reid Construc'
tion co. owner; Thomas Reid, contractor
$1,000.
ST NICHOLAS PL. 40: julius Berkowit7
and Bro ast Bavarian Realty CO. owner and
contractor: S34f
BOSTON RD 1917; II C vogel Co ag;
SG1S -.
CLINTON AVE :. 1882 It Of McKin-
ley So. 102. 2x1s6li 10 Boston rd xl0l. *
1881; Leslie Bros Engineering co agt William
II Weissaser. owner and contractor; $500 30.
CHURCH ST, 80 and 81, and Lispenard
st, IS; Morris Talsky agt Esseff Realty CO.
owner August II Killers, contractor; S175.
10Th ST. :. whole front between Ia East
irreg Frank " Lipp agt Nathan II Levin Co.
owner; VI Powers. contractor; $500.
SAME PROPERTY: NJ Powers agt Nathan
3 Levin co. contractor and owner; $3.50 TO-
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. n cor i49th st.
iO2x172: Sterling Ceiling and Lathing co agt
\ Feldmau Construction Co. owner and con-
tractor; IS 30
ALLEN ST. -. Jacob Mlnsky agt Joseph
Spector. owner and contractor; Joseph Roth
berg. contractor; 1928.
D'Amico. owner. Julius NJ Schwartz con-
tractor: s1l9
TGNToN AVE. I17O; Frederick Kitter sst
Ernes, Krom. owner; Samuel Schwartz. lessee
and contractor; $40.
MOTT AVE 8 . cor 14+th ct. l0OxlOO:
Thomas MulliEau Construction Co agt Handy
Realty CO and Rockville Real Estate co.
owners (renewaD. $4,000.
TAYLOR AVE, II and IS Joseph Green
baum 1g' VI Ida RedbOrd, owner. George
Wallocc. contractor: S3l.
i5iST ST. =. ~ II " Of Morris ave. COX
80. Michael " Heinrich AIT Giovanna Saviano
owner Sempico Saviano, contractor; SIPS 90
l75TH ST. :. whole front between Grand
Coucourso and Eastburn ave. l5X12JXJOX1OO:
Davis Bros agt Nathan 3 Levin & 60. owner
and rtraCtOr 500
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. n cor 1921
ST. 80 SNst.lO. John 7 McManmon agt Coszzo
X ROgGano Building GO. owner: Roszano e
Pasquale Building Co contractor. Ss1 T5.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
HAS SEVEN DAMAGED ANGELS
City Also Owns a Broken Nosed LIN
coin and a One Legged Eve.

AS a first step in the thorough reorsan'
| ization OF the Park Department. Louis r.
La Roche, Commissioner Stover's chief as
sistant will have a complete inventory
made of all park property In looking
through the basement Of the Arsenal Buiid-
ing yesterday Mr.. IA Rocne found six or
seven marble angels. one marble bust Of
Abraham Lincoln with a broken nose, one
bronze statue of Eve with a broken les'
half dozen busts whom no one recos'
nized as being likenesses of any great men,
and many other things which have ped
up in the historic old structure.
When asked If he would include in MS
inventory the Lincoln bust and the an
gels Mr.. La Roche said he thought ne
would. But he also thought tho motley
array would make good filing for PARK
Commissioner Stover's Hudson River rec
lamation project.
Most Of the statuary was stored many
years ago II was said by an old emplo's
yesterday that ii had never been plsoe'
in the park because OF its lack OF artisuc
merit. The damage was done 10 some "
them i'm a fire about fifteen years ago
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
FOR TWO VICE-ADMIRAIS
Plan to Divide Authority Between Two
Oceans.

Trenton. Nov 21.-Representative Arthur
7. Bates. of Pennsylvania. who is visiting
here Al the home Of his father-in-lsv. Gen
eral James =. Rushing. said to-day that he
Intended 10 introduce bill at tho coming
session Of Congress. providing for the ap-
rointment of two vice -sdmirals in the navy.
Tho bill will provide for the appointment
Of the vice-admirals by the President. with
consent and approval Of the Senate. on
reaching the age OF siXty-five years the
yice-adrnirals shall be retired on three
fourths pay. and vice-admirals who retire
voluntarily are 10 receive the retirement
nav Of the next lower grade.
The Representatives idea is that the
yice-admirals shall command the Atlantic
and Pacific fleets. respectively. Mr.. Rates
said he would also introduce bill making
the course at West Point four years. and
providing for the graduation of m!dsh'p-
mon with tho rank Of ensign. This meas
ure passed the House last year, but failed
Ia tho Senate
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(Vi.h n1mc anl address u Iender's atIOTney
NOVEMBER p.
MkNHATTAN

EAST BROADWAY. 9i. 2tlNo0x25X9o: May
T. 1900; Michael Lew 20 Grand Lodge OF the
United States Independent order Free Sons
of Israel; So. 900: attorneys T. and d W
BlumenthGl 80 Nassau 81.
HENRY ST. 81. 23T5 e o Of Market 81, 25N
s5.2: Ridge ST. rs. = 1852 u n of tayngton
Sc. 2I3N 90; sheriff -. g. =, l5o n OF
Rivington ~. 2Jxl0o. April 20 1909. Lazarus
and Annie levy 10 Martin MARKS: 10000;
attctueyS. Stroock & Stroock. 30 Broad ST.
HENRY ST 81 "3T5 n of Market St 20
SJ.2; July II. 1907: Lazarus Levy 20 the Pub
lie Bank of New York; 81 600; attorney.
United states Ti;le Guarantee and Insurance
co. 20 Vesey 81.
SAME PROPERTY: Nav 3 1901: samuel
and Wolf Levin TO William Manicc, general
guardian. $1,000. attorneys. Manice' Abbot &
Perry. 50 william ST.
HENRY ST -. 25xs5: April 20 1909 Maxi
milan stern IN Alfred Hahn: 10000. attor,-
neys. Stroock 8 Stroock. 30 Broad St
MANHATTAN AVE, " :. 1911 4 n Of ioith
ST lsx50; Aug II. 1899. John Kohler 20
Sarah \ skinner $1,000: attorney. Lawyers
Title Insurance ana Trust GO. i6O Broadway.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 800. cor 1Osth st.
50xl00 Cora Baker Ruthcrfurd TO Title Guar
antee and Trust CO. 10000, address. l76
Broadway.
80 AVE. 7l5 and III 37.7NSO: May T. 1911.
Margaret VI Lynch 10 Myron Straus: $1,000.
attorney. y Beaver - Court st. Brooklyn
7rH ST 252 East. 27.5x9o1O; Nov 10. 1906,
Ludwig and LOtu Groszwirth to Helen W
butcher; $4,000. attorney Wilson NJ Powell
30 Wall 81.
18th ST. 40 East 1870 n W of Avenue \.
2+3ElO1.3. June ~. 1905. Osiss and Betty
Kaip - al 10 Jonas Wen and Bernhard
MAYER; sl2.I00; attorneys. We'll X Mayer .
Bee kman 81.
18th ST, s. 500 n Of 10Th ave. 50N9S9
June 30 1000 Minnie Vincent To Mutual Life
Insurance 90: 500 600. attorneys, Bowers &
sandn. 81 Nassau s'
eth ST. S. 80 n of 10Th ave. 75x9S.a: /:
june - 1909. same 10 same SJoooo' attor-
ncys. same a. above
2jTH ST. f2O 10 ie6 West runs i23X .
1915 70 4 2t'h ~ y w qs.9 10 centre block
IaN pS - 10 beg June - 1910; Nc
keon Realty Go 10 Minnie Vincent; $4,000
att rners. Same as above
IiTH ST - q of Park ave. isN'ii
sept .. lpn>, Caroline Reringor 10 Herman
hoin, 1900. attorrr', W e orr ~ cham.
bers
SGTH ST. 80 Fsst. l5.pAtu2... Ma, T.. lpl .
Loronr N'iher 20 tho BlrE ~ Warrington
Heights $1,000; address. Nmsterdam ave anl
i55th ~
peIH y n West lpHlo' 1. ne ~, 1900
James q and tnni4 Johnson to Nsnhsit'n s'-
s" Broafr Az
lliTH sr, 81 West c'slooll. Feb 81, lao6.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
SQUADRON AT HAMPTON ROADS
Part of Atlantic Fleet Arrive There
from Newport.

Norfolk. Va. Nov. 21.-The first squadron
Of tho Atlantic fleet. under Rear Adniral
Osterhaus. passed in the Virginia capes
al / O'Clock to-day and dropped anchor in
Hampton Roads The squadron came III
from Newport. arriving somewhat carrier
than had been expected. The vessels arriN-
ing were the battleships Connecticut mag
ship). Michigan North Dakota, louisiana
New Hampshire. South Carolina. Vermont
and the cruisers North Carolina, Nashing
ton and Salem.
4 rumor Of trouble 10 tho battesmp
Michigan was not confirmed
The ships Of the squadron Will remain IN
these waters about two weeks. They VIII
then dispersc 10 their home stations unhl
after tho Christmas holidays. On January
tho entire Atlantic fleet will rendezvous
here for departure for winter mannuVres
at Guantanamo Bay.
The now dreadnought Florida preceded
the ships Of the Newport squadron into
Hampton Roads to-day She is here en-
route 10 Galveston and Pensacola, at whch
latter place she will receive silver ser
vice tho sift or tho state Of Florida.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
WOMAN ON TRIAL FOR LIFE
Insanity Mrs. 0'shaughnessy's
Plea for Killing Husband.

Mrs Frances O'Shaughnessy, twenty-fou-
years old, who shot aud killed her husband
on MAY > TO save his soul" Vas pu, ~
trial before Judge Foster and = jury T.
General Sessions Yesterday, charged with
murder in the first degree. Eleven Juror,
were drawn from special panel Of On,
hundred talesmen. Shc wore dark blle
tailored suit, a black lace turbau hat arJ
black gloves and, toying with the tasseh
attached 10 a black shopping bog, she sat
quietly by her counsel all day without be.
traying much emotion. Sh" was about n
become q mother when she discovered let.
ters under her husbands pillow indicating
that he was about 10 take her 10 Ireland
to abandon her for an East Side girl Shs
charged him with intrigue. pleaded for hs
love. and determined on suici0c. but. re-
solving that suicide would he criminal. ST..
determined instead 10 slsy her husband
before he deserted her and thus save hts
soul" She fired three shots into him. and,
kneeling by the BODY. she kissed n ard
then ran 10 the street and called police
man. 70 whom she confessed her deed
The defence will urge 3 plea OF INSANITY.
No juror was accepted by the defence who
did not make it clear that he had no preiu-
dice against such plea. One Of the tales-
mon was asked IL he had formed an opin-
ion Of the case from the newspapers
Il have" he answered r think trs
young woman did exactly the right thing"
lie was excused in hurry
Carl a. Il. Adae. an insurance broker. ~
No. rs Broadway. nearly lodged a sub
ppna agent Of the Commissioner Of Jurors.
but was found I'm time TO be taken 10 the
Criminal Courts Building.
II want TO go to the bankers convention
IN New Orleans lie pleaded.
you can be excused If you swear that
YOU are not worth $3.50" replied the Deputy
Commissioner. The broker took the oath
and started in a hurry for the bankers
cppyeptiOD
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22

| ast Edna " stoecker foreclosure Of r,,.,
attorney, c McEachen w
AoUEDCCT AVE EAST. 234s: Bronr '.
vestment 60 ag' Francis + ~ COnnor :, =,
| Cforeclosur' II mtg); attorneys. Merrill y
Rogers.
f2TH ST. 30 West; Isaac Appelman a.,
Marcia 4 Townsend et al faction 20 for.clas.
mechanics licn); attorneys Brsitbsrt a Brrs
bar,
ESSEX ST, IS. Louis Berlisnt agt No..
ONeil et al faction to foreciose mechsnss,
lienD; attorney 4 WaXenbsum.
CROTE TT. cor Prospect ave, G. 41s; 4.
81 2x75. 10: Oktc Jacobs agt Mary T. Bird ., :, !,
foreclosure Of transfer Of tax lien); sttornss
II RitterbUsch.
DECATUR AVE. =. 325 n of wooi.~,
Road 25xi20. James y Kilsheimer. tru.a'
agt Nicbo Eckert ct al foreclosure OF Jn,z,.
attorney, B Kilshoim"r jr
J2D ST 9. 1908 n of nth ave 3a1,
10O.5 Lewis Loining. 5r. sgt Frank Fiscs.,
(notice u attachment; attorney. q r I.sinin,
45TH ST. East Progressive Cors,ruc,lo,
and leasing 60 agt Reginald N Sayre (spe,ts.
performance; attorney. = Birkhshn.
l72D ST. 457 East. Daisy T. Modry sgt r,a,.
Albert 81 AL foreclosure Of mtg sltgrnsy,
l. 4 ] Joseph
18TH ST. 5 100 n Of Amsterdam A..
l1JX irreR; three actions. Dimock & Fink e.
aRt Joseph King Construction 90 (thrs,
notices of levy. attorneys. Macrkie & Nsrytl.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
WILL BUILD ON AsToR LAND
$4,000 900 Involved in Loft Structure
Off Fifth Avenue.

4 lease that will involve a total of 500
90 and will result I'm the erection OF a
twelve story loft building has been MADE
by Colonel John Jacob Astor. Through
George b. Corsa Colonel Astor has rented
for twenty-one years. with renewals, the
property at Nos. s. and West 95th street,
covering a plot 75x9S9 feet, to the Bruns-
wick Realty Company, of which Robert r.
ZobeI IS president. This company is TO
erect such a structure on the site and In
turn lease it TO one tenant. ,,.-
II IS planned 10 have the new DuilGlng I,,
ready for occupancy in November, lsl-; Inc
nronerty is located l25 feet west OF flfth
a venue. adtoins the new building OF Best
& CO. at the northwest corner OF Flfth
avenue and 3Jth street and is almost dlss
rectly opposite the &th street entrance oI
the MCCrceTy store.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22

ARMY.
Captain JOHN ". GULICK. coast artillery, re-
heved from coast artillery school Fort Mon
captain PAUL W. BECK. 18th Infantry, 20 90
nsin temporarily on duty at college Park
thence 10 Augusta. Ga.
Captain JOHN ". CAMPBELL icth Infantry
Captain JOHN F. PRESTON. psymaster from
Chicago 70 san Antonio.
CAPTAIN HARRY &. BARNES, coast artillery
Fort Monroe 20 duty as Instructor. depart
ment OF artillery and land defence.
Captain JACK HAYES, conlmissary. from Fort
Mcpherson 20 New York city. assistant
chief commissary. Eastern Division.
Following assignments Of officers OF cavalry arm
recently promoted. are announced Captain
GORDON y. HIMBALL. 9TH cavalry: First
Lieutenant RALPH TALBOT, Jr.. t4th Cav
airy. and First Lieutenant WILLIAM y.
UENSELY. Jr., 20 cavalry
First Lieutenant GEORGE W. BIEGLER, from
10Th 70 i4fh Cavalry.
RVS, Lieu,enan, RALPH TALBOT. Jr.. from
l4th 10 Eth Cavalry.
Tust Lieutenant WARREN r. BELL coast ar
ulery. from 10th Company. placed on un-
assigned list. 20 artillery district Mobile.
I<a,es OF absence: Captain JOSEPH =. sILER.
mo lcal corps one month: First Lieutenant
HENRY W ToRNEY. coast artillery. re
'ruiting officer four months
NAVY.
Comman3cr W. " GILMEE 70 command the
Lancaster. December I.
s9mman6er a r. HOFt. 10 Nay2i Aeademy. =.
the Michigan.
Lieutenant G. ". NIMlTZ. detached tho Mar
whsl. 20 duty in connection with fitting ont
The skipjack. and command when commits
rnsisn l.. p. WARREN. detached reserve tor
peio division. navy yard Charleston; 20
command the Narwhal.
TrsiEn e. y. HINKAMP detached the Stirsray
10 duty IN connection with fitting out the
Sturgeon. and command when commissioned.
JrsiEn \. n. MILES. detached the Octopus; -
command the Yosemite.
p T:nsigu " r. CARTER detached tho Csstire.
70 command the snapper
vnsEn c. R. HYATT. detached the Castne: 80
: TnE'gn r. a BURG. detached command the
4 Snapper; ~ command the Grayling
Ensgn T. 2 VAN METRE, detached the cas-
, rnygn 8 NJ IA BOUNTY. detached The Castine:
10 duty In connection with reserve torpedo
division, navy yard. Charleston.
Z Passed Assistant Surgeon 2. r HENRY, COM
af,chinist A y MERKT. detached navy ward.
Boston. 80 the san Francisco
+. MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPS.- fol-
allowing movements Of vessels have heen
reported 20 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
lANov lp-Ths Brltus at Portsmouth. the Roe az
Charleston. the Ohio. the Missouri and the
Mississippi, al Newport
1fcv' 20-1hs New Jersey. tho Virginia. the GeoT-
sts and the Minnesota. az Newport, the
0 Tenkton, At New York CITY; the Nero at
Montevdeo; the Nebraska, Al Roston
! NeT 1e-The Arethusa. from Sewalrs Point for
Port Arthur. Tex
No-. le-Ihe Celtic, from Hampton Roads 70
for Philadeiphis; the Barry. from Shanghai
for cruise up Yangtse River.
: r-ov 2o-The Macdonough and the ne Long,
gov; 21--The Albany, from Chinkiang for Nan
King.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
100000 NEWARK LEASE.

Feist & Feist have leased for the Stats
Morris estate TO Emmanuel Heyman Nos.
65l and 663 Broad street Newark, store
building, on plot 496xlSO feet. The lease Is
for term Of thirty-siX years at an aggre-
gate rental Of $lCOOcO0 The property is
only "A short distance from the new termi-
nal Of the Pennsylvania-McAdoo tunnel line
TO Manhattan which win be put in opera.
tion to Park Place, Newark, next Sunday
morning
Mark Rafalsky & 60. have sold for the
Commercial and Realty Company the two
family house No lO7 Bostwick avenue. Jcr-
stV CITY. to an investor
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
WANT LARGEST BATTLESHIPs
Navy Yard Officials Here Would Build
the Oklahoma and the Nevada.

Of1cials of the hull division Of the Brook
lyn navy yard are preparing estimates
which il is hoped will bring both the newly
authorized ships, the oklahoma and the
Nevada. to the yard for construction. it
was learned yesterday "A record is being
made on the New York, which is already
fifteen per cent completed, and there IS d
strong hope that, as a purely business
proposition. the yard will be able TO show
economy and efficiency sufficient TO warrant
turning over 10 it the building of the two
battleshipS This will be the largest piece
Of work OF the sort ever undertaken by a
government establishment.
These battleships Will present some new
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
REALTY NOTES.

\ meeting will be held tomorrow evening
at O'Clock At Merose Hall. Bronx Theatre
Building. 150th street and Melrose avenue
for the purpose Of forming permanent
organization OF builders for protection
against irresponsible contractors.
Grant Squires secured the loan of NooOOo
for Miss Josephine r. Delmonico on the
property at No 56 Beaver street for five
years from the Title Guarantee and Trust
COmpanV
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22

problems in construction as they are the
largest so far planned, and have a turret
arrangement different from all others III
that each of the large turrets, fore anu ai''
will carry three 14-nch guns, the coni-
panion turrets carrying two guns each'
Yard officials are hopeful of success IN
this first attempt to compete directly Win
private constructors.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
At the Bronx Exchange:
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee J
NOVEMBER 81.

AUDUBON AVE. 81: store No Z, the Georg'
4 Fisher GO TO Joseph Massa; yrs from oct l.
1911. $40; address. ~ Audubon ave
BROADWAY. " cor OF 46th st. 46h Street
and Broadway Realty Co 10 Isaac Samues anI
ano; 10 yrs from Jan !. 1908; $4,000; address
premises.
DIVISION ST. cor Of Allen st; store
Adelphi Holding Co 70 Louis Smith; . yrs from
Nov 20. 1911: sl,5G0; address, % Division ST.
LEMON AVE. 81: south store. floor and eel
Tar: Christian Goetz and sno 10 Harry q Murdtn
3 yrs ) mos from Dec l. 1911. 5000; address
1856 Fox st.
i1TH ST go TO 524 East; all; Sarah Gslli:
to Joseph Goldman: yrs from Nov /. 1911; 50,
900 address, $50 LIST ave.
4sTH ST. % West; the land; the Trustees o.
Columbia College In the City Of New York Il
Zoe G Hopkins; 81 yrs from Jan I, 1907. 50 900
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
REPORT OF FIFTH AVENUE LEASE

Much interest was shown In real estate
circles yesterday over a report that nego-
uatons had been practically closed for the
leasing Of the Lichtenstein building at Nos.
53S and $40 Fifth avenue, near 4oth street.
for long term Of years. Colonel Theodore
c. Marceau is owner of the property. The
rumor had it that Jacques krakaucr, OF
the Grande Mason de Blanc, now at No.
30s Fifth avenue, was to be the future
tenant Of the Iichtenstein building.
colonel Marceau when asked about the
report yesterday said that no such transac-
tion had been closed AS yet, but that all
kinds OF propositions had ben offered for
the property. Mr.. Krakauer said that he
had nothing 10 say FOR publication concern
ing the report
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

MAIDEN LAND. 63; Crane 90 agt John Do>
81 al. April -. 1911. Sl.320 20
5lST ST. I25 East. Charles Anderson st al agt
Helen Phelps et AL April %. 1909: s475 03.
SAME PROPERTY; same agt same April IL,
1909: Si75 03.
Koch agt Barnard Realty Co ct al: Sept l3. 1911 ;
500 20
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
CONNECTICUT ESTATE SOLD.

T BEDFORD. nho has Just resigned from
the directorate NJ tho Standard on Com
pany. has sold his former country estate ~
Green's Farms Conn through John 'raw.
ford N Mrs Elizabeth " Childs The prop.
ertv. Thich originally cost about '7lo"1 BE-
hnon as Fin Nills and hss been IDLE -lnce
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN-

i0tTT ST. $, 100 II OF West End ave:
for an sty tcnmt 7JXS5.11. Bloomingdale 10
Construction co, owner: Schwartz & Gross.
34T 5th ave. architects 5000 900
THE BRONX
ELM PLACE, " :. 26l 40 II of isath st;
FOR > sly brk tenmt. 40 6x982. Isabella
Warren, 2i05 Elm Place, owner; Robert Y
Rogers. East 42d ST. architect; cost. $40. 900.
RICHARDSON AVE . r. 100 II n OF 930th
ct for a sly brk tenmt 222x0T: Annie Gut
dera 2f3t Belmont ave. owner; l. q Maurcr,
1l23 Broadway. architect: S35 600