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Central Park West
Apartments Bouglv
By Edw. Browninj
Pays Bliss Estate Its Prici
for Nine Five-Story Build
ings Between !03d anc
10-Ith Streets
Tho nine five story apartments ot
Central Tark West from 103d to 104U
street wero purchased yesterday b}
Edward V,'. Browning from the (Jeorprt
Bliss cshtto. The houses contain 10
rooms, arranged in suites of six, sever
nnd eight rooms. Thcy cover ;i sit*
501.10 feet on the avenue and 100 feet
in eaeh street. The Bliaa estate ha<
owncd the property for twenty years
This ia Mr. Browning'a first purchas<
on Central Park West. John Fink
ncgotiated the deal.
Two Claim Drive Apartment
Tlie Imperjal, nn eleven story ele
vator apartment, on a plot 79.7x126, at
tlie south corner of Riverside Drive and
160th Stroet, has been sold. Two dif?
ferent interests claim contracts on thr
property. A syndicate, comprising the
Long Beach Auto and Storage Com?
pany, H. M. Susswcin and Case & Apfel,
noltl a contract, and the Cornwoll Con?
struction Company, Samuel Williams,
president, another, Tho latter secured
? contract of purcnase from the build
iTs of the property, the Beglad Realty
Corporation, Robert Silverman, presi
dent, throujfh Frederick Zittel & Sons,
and the former bougi I 11 through Axel
Olson.
RKAI. F.STATK
BOROUGH Ol MANHATTAN
Fourth Loft (S. E. Corner)
Hudson and Vandam Sts.
I tREPROOFl SPRINKLKD IKII.Il
IMi; r ll IV ll It A N li MK.VT.
APPLY TO TRINITY CORP.,
IH7 I II,TON HT.
TKI . < OKTI?\M?'l?:u:i.
Oil YOril (IIVN itm.l,i;i;.
Iimcnt'lill OV TIIK ltKONX
YOUR RENT FREE
AND STEADY INCOME
Afi ni (TI'YINO OWNT.II
income rrtiiM thi: t\vo rmiKn fam
II.II.S MORE THAN I'AV.S OWS'KH'H
Jtl.NT, WITH .lA.SOSO.Mi; M'lll'U S llll
VHnb'lT lll.'HI'KS.
18 HOUSES
FOR
SALE
llach house 25x100 & Brratiftrd
for 3 families of d ?nd 7 room*
each; all modern improvements.
Located 839 to 883 Whitlock Ave.
lEicludtng 673 atid 875),
Bronx, at Longwood Ave.
Subway Station
V'ery moderate lerms
Liberty Bonds taken m payment
Arrr.Y
M. L. & C. ERNST,
56 Liberty St., X. Y. Tel. 3466 Rector
Or Agcafs Offlcs, 885 Wh l'l ork Avp.
W ESTCHE8TER COCNTX
Fine Summer Estate
For Rent at $350 a Month
Completely Furnished
Pplendld house ot 12 rooms, a
baths; bllltard room; garage for
threo enrs; about an acro of land
with lawns, gardens. beautiful tree?
and ehrubbcry.
On the Border of Westchester,
Overlooking Botanical Gardens
2'1 mtnut?s fr^m Grand Central and
convenlent to all transportation ilnea
Fred'k Fox & Co., inc, 14 W. 40th St.
Tplephono r,40?Vanderbilt.
?aamanaaaaaaMtUi i uui imnMiaai
BRONXVILLE
TUCKAHOE
7 rrv.m boti"!, Improvoments; two arrwi ? t,1??i
?r.?u,ri?m. tchool, boudinfl houa.! BacrtflS
ii<iio i )\*\\. Tprnis.
n:n mi.u ia rooms; (v>5t J2MO0, mi
I TTftrf
J. CLAREY. 52 W-,t Ut ?.. Mount Vornon.
For Sale $50,000, or Rent $4,200
Beautlrul 1kw? m,<lfrn atonn maJialon; acre: lart-o
itlot itnmi
' '*??? f- rn fr. tn ll ;, oflice
ANDERSON REALTY COMPANY
M ?. IM St.. Mt. V.rnon, N. Y. Ntw Haven R. R.
LONO i?i wi.
"' r roi ll IIOMK mtwi
M-.I'lV
iVrwInu
?"" ? '?' i 'im i. ... Will!
M w imiK m \m,
Commuters!
? . ii. ic. ,i?, t crountyi corn* *?? ihii
?ii<i othcrii ln tt.iH i,...,?tifui aVtlon
Howard Goldimith, 63 Park Row
'!??? 7 M BMkrnan
NEW Jt.HHKY
At Ridgcwood, N. J. J^mwi
Mwrwrai dWv*M' i ?',,,, Ui llldlawnod ,?? ,,t
?'"* ToiVt fltMil (uburbaii homa i,mm '.s? ,?...
BfMtUflOf; ali ht.rttm ITull partlculut, Includlng
K H.;W?L8TBI M-(.OKftON * FORMAN.
>M Broadwtvy, N. Y. Huctor 77l?.
Btd?*WOOd, .V. .1. T.|. fcf.o,
K?-nt yrnir ? ..Muk.- tl,u yi-ur ut
LONG BRANCH, N. J.
SJiB^^rv/Cu'aEvrM:^1]:';;^;;.,'.;;:'^^.
* HAHMJM, 1(1 Mlir\< K. boautiftil
? - ' Imptn., 11/,n ,
s?p&yi idwiv ,
)>-..\HI.|-,, i' rlk- ?/? <!??!, .*;. J.
SUMMER HOMES
Aabury Park Allenhurst
Deal Beach Interlaken
?M rWriltj, Tralra m?t >,f appr.lntmef.i.
MILAN ROSS AGENCY
AtiHtry I'ark. (FlMBM <0?-<07> Allti.hurat
'HY BEAL B8TATE
HCsS
Buttinenn Property
tO iMt ?09 BUglWEaM PURPOSEfl 1
(Ready Buyers Found for
[ All Classes of Dwelling:
rlBachrach Estate Sells 94-tli Sj
! House. Containing Swimming
Pool aud Other Feaures
I'caso ei Elliman have sold for th
estate of Solomon Bachrach, Irving an
Julius Hachrach, executors, the fou
story modern residence at 19 Eas
Ninety-fourth Street, betvtcon Fiftl
and Madison avenues, on a lot 20:
.100.8. The purchaser is the Xew Ams
terdam Mortgage Company.
IForaco White Heirs Sell
Pcase & Elliman also have sold foi
tho heirs of Horace White the foui
story and basement dwell ine; at IH Wesi
Sixty-ninth Street, on lol 25x100. Thi
property is assessed by the city a
| I $42,000. It. was sold to a Xew Yorl
.j business man for occupancy.
Suites for Lexington Avenuo House
Maurice Wcrthcim has %sold for all
cash to Mrs. Catalina Pacz McManui
tho old four story and basement dwcll
j m-Lc, on a lot 20x66, al 469 Lexington
Avenue. northeasl corner of Fortj fifth
Street, for Mrs. Mary Ahern. The pur
1 chascr intends to reconstruct the old
building into stores and studio apart
menl s.
Buyer to Chance 92d St. House
A. A. Hageman has purchased thc
two four story dwellings at 117 and
119 Wesi Ninoty-aecond Street, on lot
88.0x100.8. I'lana have been dlcd to
alter tho buildings into small, non
housekeoping suite i,
Doctor Sclls 18th Street Dwelling
1>. A. Trotter has sold for Dr. Chria
tian F, ,1. Laasc his residence al 31 I
Kasl Eightoenth Street, a four storv
house, (in lot 14x78,
1'hynlclan Buya 136th Sl. House
Charles A. Knowlcs and All.cit K
MacDowoll have sold for thc Broadway
Savings Institution to Dr William E
Davis the three story dwelling, on lol
17x100, at 203 Wcsl 136th Streel,
Dwelling ln 74th Street Sold
Tho Real Estato Management Com?
pany has Bold tho three story dwell
"g ?* 16 East K'.Ki Street, on lol
18x1,00, '"r ''" Sevcnty fourth* ! treel
Holding Company to lho lludwill Cor
poration. .
Bank s*lls iT.sih Streel House
Tho Amcrican Savings llank has sold
..fln ??'" ."'!---r,'!m,ly hoUBC8 at ["'H "'"i
-.80 West 178th Street to Paulinc Cit
nn through A. K. Foulk.
East IXth Streel Dwelling Deal
D. A. Trotter has Hold fo,- Nicola de
Crcseonzo 2360 Lorillard ('lace, n three
(amily brick dwelling, and for a ht*.
Kaaac, 314 Kast Eightoenth Streel a
brownatono front dwelling,
Resells PlotB Taken in Trado
i vTh? Sunnysido Holding Company
i 1-rank .Hillmnn, president, has sold the
? two six story apartmenls, each on a
Tlot 4O.r-xl0u.F,, at 329 to 335 East Forty
. ninth Street, to Kerstchor & Co Thev
| were given in exchango for thc 100-foot
1 six story apartment at thc northeast
[corner of Northern Avenue and 179th
Street, sale of which was reported on
.Monday.
Buyer for Amsterdam Avenue Flat
Frederick Brown has resold to the
Hannah A. Realty Companv the live
story apartment. house at 1 TOO' Amster?
dam Avenue, on a plot 27x100.
Trade Claims Forty-third St. Flats
Robert J. Kerns has leased the Clir*
; ton apartments, at 251 to 257 West
I'orty-second Street, and 264 West
Forty-third Street. abutting, from the
, Jntereity Apartment Corporation con
, tro.led hy George H. Earle ir of
niladelphia. for twentv-one years The
property will be altered for business
purposes.
West Itlth Slreet Apartment Deal
The Blennerhnsset, a six story ele?
vator apartment at 507 to 611 West
111th Street, has been sold by David
Steiner. Jonas Kolb acted as broker.
Professionals Buy on Seventh Ave.
Charles A. Knowles and Albert E
MacDowell have sold for Carrie \blo
witz 2308 and 2310 Seventh Avenue, two
? five story flats, on a rlot 75x100, to the
Renaw Realty Company.
Tries Downtown Flat Market
; Fred Oppenheimer has sold to the
Absar Kealty Ccmpany the six storv
j store and basement brick apartment a't
275 and 277 Madison Street, m-ar Clin
ton Street, on a plot 30x100.
Resale on l,r.7(h Street
N'orman Denzer has resold the two
' 5r,1HLand basement building, on a lot
2oxl00, at 502 West 157th Streel ad
joimng the southwesl corner of 4m
sterdam Avenue.
Sale in Wesi Forticth Street
Carnmann, Voorhees & Floyd have
sold for the estate of Mad< line S Roe
| ers the six Btory building al 311 Wcsl
rortieth Street, on a lol 25 98 0
Narnrd Apnu for Building
I'-asn & Elliman have been appointed
agents of 32 Broadway, a sixteen iti i
offlce building recently sold by thi ui
? ?
Meeting of Taxpayer* To-tilufil
''?"? West Bide 'i ? ',,,?.-. ? Assoeln
tion will hold a rneetinu Ihis i - n\nu
at 207 Weat Thirty fourth treel
?
Sf?irli?*?l Bidding by r.. ?
Crowd in Aurtlon Kooni
Bryan k. Kennelly hold a huccosm
ful auction lala rn tha Exi hango BaloR
room yesterday, when ho dUpoHod of
10 parcoli nt good price*, Thora wero
about 260 peraona facing tho auctloneor
when tho sale Ktarted, and the bidding
was active. The propertloi sold woro:
339.341-841M- West. Forty-flrat Street,
three four-story nnd basoittont brick
and brownatono tenements, on pl?>t *,qx
08.9, sold to Daniel II. Jackson foi
134,200; 248-246 Kast L23d Streot, two
flvo-atory brownstonc doublo apart-'
ments, 27x100.11, otich sold to Keon
Spanier for |82,400; 218 Eaat Seventy
third Street, a five-story brownatono
double tenemenl and two stores, 26x
102.2, aold to Keon Spanier for 916,100;
3K1 Second Avenue, northweat cor?
ner Kast Twenty-second Street, a foui
atory hnck double tenemont with store,
24.1x64 to John Renzur, for I 1 ' 300;
K'i.r> Third Avonuo and 202 Ea I b"ifty
firat street at the Bouthcaat corner, n
four-story double feneinent, 30.2x66.6
to F. H. Johna for $20,760; 88*94 De
catur Street, Brooklyn, four four story
storo apartments, plot 160x120. to I
Union Klton Company for 182,000; for |
plot at tho northwest corner Carman !
Avenue and Broadway, Ccdarhiirt.t, K.
K, n three-story framo dwelling to
traateoa of St. Patrick'a Cathadral for
(113,000; weat side of Central Avenue,
Woodmaro, L. l? a thrao-atory and eel
Inr frame dwelling, 100 160, to Frank
D. W halan, for I 8,7-50; ?'? i Gold Otrcet,
ranning through to Rydoi i Alley a
ivc-story brick loft building with store,
plot 20x60.10x21x62, to J. W. Klie for
119,300; 108 Vescy Street, a three- ,
story brick building with store, 22x | j
ra.10 to H. A. Gaedo for $17,100; mak
ng a ?n?nd total for tho day of $258,- I
S2.000.000 Bronx Flat
3 Opcralioii Planned
.Frank Begeriscli's (lonipam
Buys Anotlier Block for Im
provemenl WHIi Flats
c Tho Rcalty Managers, Frank Bepe
il risch, president, have purchased frorr
r thc Burnside, Jerome Lots Corporatior
t tho square block bounded by Burnside
i Avenuo. the Concourse, Creston Ave
; nue and ISOth Street except thc 100
- foot corner of 180th Street and Con?
course and thc corner of Burnsidr
Avenue and the Concourse, comprisinc
over twenty-one lots. Mr. Begerisch's
r company recently houjrnt the two
block fronts on the south side oi
Burnside Avenuo from Walton to Mor?
ris avenues and Morris to Creston
avenues. This property will bc im
t proved immediately with apartment
. houses which, it i. said, will represent
a $2,000,000 invostinent. B. II. Weis
ker was the broker in all of tho sales.
Investors Figure in Flat Deals
, Stcinmcn <v Steiiinran have sold 694
East I,'l8th Street, a five-story apart
1 ment. on plot 37.6 by 100 feet. The
sartic brokers have sold 982 East 165th
Street, a live ??<? p ?. apartmenl on plol
40 by 1 10 feet. 1217 Washington Ave
nue, nt thc southwest corner of 168th
Streot, a five-story apartment. with
corner stores, on h plol 42.6 by 95 feet,
and looo i:a,-t 173d Street, at tho cor?
ner of Longfellow Avenue, a five-story
apartment <.n a plol 50 by 100 l'<-ri.
The buyers aro investor,-..
Trading in Knsl Bronx
Daniel H. Jackson has sold to thc
fteropo Rcinlty Company lhe two five
storj apartmentH nl 1220 to 1226 Bos?
ton Road on a plol 100 by 200 feet.
Samuel Croi iman ha i sold tho live
story nnnrtment house al 9r!5 Home
Street to lhe Coneord Inve turn'. Com
I Bll>
v' illiam ion & Rryan Bold for thc
,lu" < iompju ,' the ' wo Ihree familv
??? '?" "I 790 Caldwell Avenue and
652 Kasl l5Htli Street.
Nyninn Crossniun has boughl (he
,v" Icnemonl houses, on plot 50 by
106 feet, ni 215 and 217 [Oaat 148th
??Meet, through Newman Groi man.
Rlliotl Buys on South Street
Th.- Charles F, Noycn Company and
Uornce S. Kly K- f'o, have H0ld to Rich
?'"?'I S. lOllioit, ir.O South Street. u five
story building covcring loi 23x80, ul,
I' "' lo May 1 t occupancy. Ho i . t-.k
:>.<??' "'" property frco of mortgage
INogotiations aro pending Ihrough thc
li yes i ompany for n re nilo or lease
of tho building,
?
Cedar Street Corner Huvrr
Mr:-. Mnry K. Cottrcll hai sold ti,"
five orj building al 127 Cedar Streot
nnd 1 'I I 15 Creenwich Street, boing
' '"? '"'!>"?'> t corner, (o Jacob Weih
I he properly fronts 3-1.3 foot on Cedar
?nn 60r4 feel ?,n Creenwich Streel
Recordcd Wortgagcs
Down town
1 >>"'? " ! T n ,- ,. Oouvr.ni. ur l.r.,.
.?' ' ? 1' in; Api 1 , HlnphPti II Dn'n lo
," ' ' ?' Hobi . luon, 11 i w , m Emi BV
n.stall i II |, . , ,,, mtRn joi),000 aiiv'
i 7'7 ,77!' ?' T ''"? !,;,i Broadway '.< 000
h-BDRIl >(JE S'l . 141 143, H w r. I.,, ,
Ht, IS.l I-- [00 v .,,.::; Vpr R; St,
?.'?''??" i o t,< Marks Rosenberg, 0S0 West
I'.ii'l ;,\ : elua Apr 10, 1921; 6 p , ,,,
'v";' v|"? 000; attys, Kettenstein & R 300
,JV:::': ''?:'?-. 15,000
? I.I.N TON ST. 109, n \v ,- Dolai.v sl
26x109. V' part; o t. Apr 8; Ston'emor
Rcalty Co lo Mnrka Rosenberg, 680 West
'??"l ay; due Apr 10, 1931; 6 p ,-; pr
'"tea *76,.): attys, F, Itensti In '& It
' '? Broadway .$5,000
Kasl Sitlo
LEX1NGTON AV, 3C7, e * 515 * 4l,t ?t
19.8x76; p m; Apr 8; Jas A Rogers to'
Forrest Raynor, at Montelair VI &
ano, trnstecs; due Nov "9 19"3- '-, i
1' ?? : '? - T O ,v ;? co 17c' rWaciway1!
.; ? ....
West Side
!" r'i ST, : . ?'.. a ., 50x110 10x51 1x99 -
>' >" ; Api II 9; St i i-a and Stripes Real'tv
'. " ' ' '''''? ''' !''< ' I ?-? ??'- t 3d :, .- I.rir
1 '?"' I'. N .1 ; ciue April I, 1924 fi p 7
\\r nitBe attys, Sloddard & M I ;s
i Bway ..'.....
1CTJ-I sT. n - 175, : w !?! , a M9 ,,. ?. -
bldg loani Api il 8; Heni ken Realty '< 7
jo ' s Tll Ip Uun ram -.- i ,? . ?? . ...;,'- s(
Bklyn; due May |, 1924; 6 pc. . .$85,000
lS'l M
Jan
Chi Istina Boj lo io Cattt 1-Ieycock, 530"'\V
1 ' '''' st i ; ' rs, Itil ;n per l,,,n,l ? i,r
? intge $3,600, und d*er mtges, - ntt'v
. " ?'?' ' ' Ualy, .17 Bway ... j ,,,,,'
""'['; 7 '., ' ''? ?tli av, 25xl00.'5; p mi
April ., Munson 1) Shaw to Marv <;
Wulnby, r.-10 I'.,,;-, av; due and inf ,--,
?;/ "ond . atly, Title Guar A- T Co. 1 7,.
n H AV, '-I'li'o i'i v. .. : 13d st', 99 7'v'i"""
!' r ? March 11. Sl .l.Mir ., ApartniBrits'
' ' '? " B ' l'o. 170 Bway; jO
' [? l' I' e; att; \ K u Natanson. ' 17,.
? " , ?-' ?, :; - <J '? 'v Amstordam av,
' '?' ? I' ui. Mar, h 31; 1-;,1|..? Roaity
' " lo ' ?' ula Sh'uti, 70(1 !?; 1 .,,,t i, Hi
Bronx; duo April I, 1924, with exten
--'"" to Aprll 1, 1929; pr ,.,,,... $29 50(1
?'"-7 I Itlo Uuar ,\ T Co, 1 ,7 Uroad
BT^ICHcil/AH AV, s e'7,'r I d '
.: P n,; April 8; Rockv.-lle MoldinK
1 "' ?'" ? U'l .'-.! Corpn, 135 Bwin
due Mareh I 192 ,, ., ,, , . ,,. .
utly, - II Uoldiiic, 135 B
HAMK l'l rj|. ., ,... . ', 'I*? ",7
lnstals $850 ino, 6 p , ,,, ., 1
,'"" 1'* ' 1 1.
'' :' WOHTII AV,.
- ;?' ' ?? l' "!- Api ,1 1 . u ntori Hold
';,: ; '? '?'? 0 i!;"- Iny lloldliig Cortiti
H Mwaj , il yrs (j ,, ,-. ,? ,,,,.,. ,,
? 'X-^'av.'^' :u,,;;,7:7,17;:';:
? :.::1,.,'"/!,7v'7':;i,,V77,
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. 19,500
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Ravenhall's, Coney Islanc
1 Lanclmark,Is Sole
Restaurant Interests Secur?
| Property Held at $500,000;
Big Profit Refused
Ravenhall's, one of the landmarks o
i Coney Island, has been <=old bv iti
( founder, Richard Ravenhall, who wil
retire from business. The properlv
comprising a frontage of "00 feet o't
Surf Avenue and extending bael; 90(
feet to the ocean, has a commodious
hotel, bath houses and bathing pavilion
The property, which adjoins on the
t west Tilyou's Steeplechasc Park, wa;
; purchased for a price paid to approxi
; mate $500,000 hy Joseph Sartori, whe
has heen offered an advance of $100,00C
for his purchase contract, which offet
has heen declined. Mr. Sartori has
been in the restaurant business foi
many years as a partner of Joseph
Balzarini in the operation of a chain
of places known as "Joe'-." Raven?
hall's is part of a tract of land pur?
chased by .Mr. Ravenhall about thirty
five years ar-o from the Town of
Gravesend.
Park Ave. Apartment Rentals
Everett M. Seixas Company haa
leased an apartment at. -171 Park Ave?
nue to George Ullman; apartment tn
Dr. Jagendorf, at 120 East Fortieth
Street, and to Mrs. V, T. Kent a studio
apartment al 1 West Sixty-fourth
Streel.
Sale To-day of Choicc Holdings
Of iln- McLoughlin Eslate
An auction sale (,f unusual Interest,
and coming al n most opportune time
when (lats are at a promium and rents
aro soaring higher every day, will be
conduetod lo day by Joseph P. Day aj
12 o'clocl* in i hc salcsrootn, 11 Vcsey
Street, lo close lho estate of James
G, McLoughlin.
Mr. McLoughlin during hi lifetimc
carried on the business eslabliKhed hy
his father of munufneturing toys nnd
childrcn's books, and also acquired
many parcels of real catato In llrook
lyn and Tho Hronx, conslsting of pri
vato dwellings, tonemonts and building
sitcs, and the attorneys, in order to
lt(|uidato tho holdings of tho estate,
have decided to sell absoltitcly with
oul reserve all the real estate owned
by i he estate,
Buyer for Tarrytown Plot
Tho Roberl R, Farloy Organization
ha i sold for tho Estates or Tannnn
''?<??? n plol mi Broadway, in the Plul
ipso Manor section of Tarrytown, to
li. Morgan, of Vonkers, ,
V-toriii Lots for Florists
M.'.t.v A. Einsmnn has aold to Wil
liani nnd llainniii Corney ten lots on
riiird and Fourth Avenues, Astoria,
Thn purchnncrn aro florists and will
Improvo lho property with modern
gi cenhoui es.
: r'AltKKn KT i 12(1 2, ? ?, liflxlOO; Amnlla
i ll li '" Clarenre 11 Bnillli, 10(511 Cauld
*?" I av; n Ue $(1,500; March 15: atly,
1 .*' ' McChl IhIIc, 2311 Bway ... ii
n,f,Ta"i- AV- ?'. ' ?. ?"' "? . OuBtaf
", '?? i 8 lo lliiyl, r it, ?l Bstate Co io
< '"in li HI , nitgfl $47,600 , Aprll 1 .-.i i y
? i '? l! uh i ,v T i 'o 1 7(1 ll? av ' i i
?^'A^AV '?-' '?? ?* i. TBHOO; l^krnVn'nidg
',';.' ";''?' sl ; mtga $77,000; Ai.rll 1 ; atty,
'? ?! llartiiini . 117 IaiI;., go [>] ?i
SOUrilEUN l*.I,V|v. 1208, o -. BOxlOoT'liobort J
Mi ??!. i; -.i.i ln Arthur l> L'olm, 3.12 W l:*3rl sf
i!'t?rc. $J3,000; April l; atty, I? Use, :;-, .v,,,'
???''l Bl. t 1 Di?
SAMH 1-HOl'KRTV: Artliur D Cohn ' to ' CoVln"
J >nstn L'o, :::. Nassau st; mtgo, $43,000; Aprll
i : atly, same. ?,
BATHOATB AV, 1940, o s. ISx83.4\i Uany'h lio
\'<'\ *?' Mlaiile Ma-izlolte. '.sl Kaiion nv
Apnl N; alty. Titlo Diiar & T Cr>. 170 Hwav ?*to,i
SO I-11KUN BI.TD, 153-5. w S, 175 S 172rJi?100i
100. I iu- i i nstn Co to Iron llill Realty Co. 15SU
w lutlilnstan av: rattre, $32,000; April ::: atty,
Wm Ivorner, 261 Bway. *l,?.i
M.U.\ ST, .. .:, 400 n lafith s' 25x100*'fin-ma
Itleflor tn Ha.-py naderniaa, 204 B l';-.i
April -t; attys Titlo Guar .'. T Co, 17.; B'way.H
ii . m1, . '?* " "? ""?'1'"'; "arry Who .: u>
Budwill Corpn. 7 W 45th Bt; atty, Uudn-lll
1 '"IHI, . V. I5tll Rt. ......... . ti
WHITI..H K AV, (.51, w s, 129 n Bar'r'eto si,- 'ilx
' '". Ilarvio .1. Ftobortson to !*lra Rothnerg "",7
.',' ' ' APril -: atty, .1 Ilotbberg, 951 Whitlocn
BHIGtiS AV, 2580,"c ? 9 b'xVn's" ArinieXr/l'lior!
'"? ' "\, " ?!;*,."**,rU.',: ::'"7 l!,'i':'<-, "'??' Aprll R;
.,,,'; .,; ?' tM K u l* i ?) . 100 B'way. . -
ri.MiiN AV. 1000, r. ?., lfi R-ioo Doi Is .1 Ouln
? a lo Kii-1, Muller, 1517 Fullon st Bro.
AI> II 1. Rlty, Titlo <! & T Co_ ji'
HAMfi I'UOI-BnTY: Ruth Mlllor lo Max'ive*.
-?!:;:,1',1;, !''. '.''.'J,,,h'n : March 15; attv. Bamo.. $100
MORRIS AV, 2001-11, n w c 179th st, I75x
1"". Iremont-Morrls Realties, Inc tn
Denwood Roalty Co, 509 WIUI3 av inte
'".000; March I; atty, 10 J Krl e \r.
, 1 " N'asHau sl . Sl
SAMBPROP; Denwood Realty Co toMe'rll
, HoldliiR i*i..rpn, 61 l.ib.-rtv st; mli*$ri7 -
1 , April - . atty, .1 '11 Zleser* 217
Bway. ' ? j
l-O'RS 13 to :::, and 40 and tl ; map Hu'iit'o
l'o Int r, aity co, /. M & R Corpn, to
?Julius San unls. 122 Bth av; March 1 i
vrs ?? p r cenl , attys, 11 R- H Davis'
SAMK PROr samo lo Bphraim Samuels
^-- ?; ??"'* Man ll 15, 5 yrs, 6 per or>nl :
VVAi;i:\cB "av! 37l2Vairoirfi-r;o*bo3!:Iz
.; r;' , '" i:,","H , K,lss- I 12 Bloomneld,
I'1 boUcn, N .1 . Aprll 8, rlue July 1 1922:
? 1 Per e< nl . atty, C A Furehman, Iti
" v .i ii'i 1 t -*? * f 1 sl. t-r "nn
SAME PROP; same to Chas Qr'e'lth |r
'-1* Morris av; pr mtg $.1,200; .\pril ' ft!
m,J ?),',"?*/'';',.'"'' ''*'"'? eltJ*. same.$300
??"'.'? '-J. AV 1240, e s, 39.9x100; FranH
'?? II01 IiiR to ii .i Schwarzber ?'o. 1 100
I'rool 11 . AprM ;. 3 v,*. 11 ,,-r cent
?5 .1 Ki -ii;. |r, l 50 Nassau st. J1 500
HKONN LEASES
'?'?Tl.AH si ?(?? ..,n. fony Oallniia
?nd ano lo Rosario lifigatiu, 2403 i',,,,i'.
V? ,','".' A|"" ''? '"!1- tttty, .1 l,iif.im;i'.
. 111 , 1 npin r ut . , , 1 .
C1IDTONA AV. 1809, Mt,,,.. iterinttn* i;,,,,,
" ? 1 r'Uls Uratidt, 1809 Crotona n ?
' '' ' 'Ut; Hlty, Louis Hmiii-ii'
>? Ai 111 ' t'ali.i Iti'llrt/l 1 BnJUCT; I
1 'IHIi ? iii-fo tnl?o ' ? (100; Apfll 1 ?
1 ' sll) V ti I'l,, i?- 1 ,., (.,' | )Vlr
l?"?l'l'l.??,,
?? " ? 1 "oii. 1 10 1., mt
.? Mlt?i ,, il.
'"''"> m"m.iV'iook'
'*'", .??.1 id nli ' ii in j 1.,,,
"I llli llll li - "V, Im ,; , ,. ,,, ,,,,,.
' "? 000j Mlti 1 lll I : fl ,.',. v.' .
' I 'O - It, l&fl N((rJS/lll Kl i-.ii 11,ii,
" " 1 1."? M0 110U; ,M,ir | lll yr*
'? I' ' llll ', Nl. 1 ,,, i,,,,,
bhvaW'i ^, ,,,,.?, H ,,.,??/,,,::,"
." '?'"-'' ?''< 10 Wi Itmiinn iimb -?, ,
^rTm(!(f ?" ""''? si" i; atty, 11.1. ,,
bathoatw'a; :'mV, .; *.. iiiii.ViAiffi
Mhs-Ioiiii ii) u?r( |nj ii?iiiing i-?,,,? ; , ,
1",;"1 ' ?'.' AA"' h '! '?'?"? ?''' ? P r itt
? '' " '''?? ? A" llrniirlw.i> ?' t' Jn'ii
BOUTnifl?N I.OI I.KVAlt.,. ,.,,, 5 '^ a"
'" "' * ? I' '?'"- 100; ? i,,n;. ... , ,,. |, i~ ??(.
? ?.. .'.iiv.1,,1 oi j ,,, iritges, each $ , I 000
Apr .!. HiHiiiin .; p .-, mtv, v I.????? ?>;
" 1 to I'nul DochUrmann, Mli.la,
;.i,r *''?!? !-V ?',??;?"??" J." ' ' ""^ Tltla
1 ' M.I I tV J < O, J , (, M| (lil fl Wil V Ift AAA
T1NTON AV, iooo, ,. ,, 19.8X100; Mtlx h/ow
!,""' "' l"lMl Miller, 1617 Kulton at
Mill,,,' ? * ?',";'?
"v.^^vv "" ?'?'?? ?? '??''???'" 11.-..'?*
'',' li,.1','"' - V,'"1" '" ';.r I I i'rif
', , ." ,""1 ' ? '"'" I ? I 1 ? N .1 ? Anrl
G.ar A^'i ',-'"m'- " " ''' ?"V, T t 0
?;-''''v S|. ; ?. -ioo n 11.n11, ii, 26X100
larry &1 M |a-i Raderman 1, 0
l-i'-n,-,, #4 Kolly ?, \ 11 g; 8 y?,J"S
A ,'rll l- IL,2,' ,'1-h,; pr ""?'?' ?30.000|
f iTiiv \ * 1 - ?*.-i - .. ????'.11 O,')00
?'.,, ,', t ?'?"'? xV. "* 2,*ix.? Al?;,.|o
:;?;,* l1"" "u?-r ??? T ci, 176 Brond:
Clrui'1'ft1 ^ ?? "'" '"' Twmi pi;'fl7'ox'ioon
Richd P t,TB-n 10 n y Co-oper b * -:
P o= attV 12w'h "!; Ar,rU 8Hn.tala 0
P{ t, atty, \v,n Lanndon, 3 Koctor
l?t%,%,?Ct0 N Y Co-oper Bk L As-^
?tty. wn-. I*?nj-aon? A Raotor aC.tt.ooi
I'Finding Business Space
I Grows More Diffieull
3 Tenant in Insurance Section
Has to Go to Another Building
for Additional Room
? An instance-of the trouble in finding
| business space in the insurance section
is announced by Senator John S. Fre
i Iinghuysen. Inable to get any more
) room in tlie building in which he is
s i now located, he found it necessary to
. lease a floor space at GS John Street.
! Charles B. Van Valen was the broker.
i Frederick Fox & Co. have leased to
? Max & Charles Siegel the first loft
i at 45 to 61 West Fourth Street; to
) ' Benjamin Thier and Mosos Monheit,
?the basement, store and cellar at 62
i East Twelfth Street; to Solomon
? Schwartz, the sixth loft at 138 West
i Seventeenth Street; in conjunction
i with L. Taimenbaum, Strausa & Co., to
Punsky & Sudansky, the fifth loft' at
? 26 and 28 Washington Place. and, in
; conjunction with Cross & Brown Com?
pany, to William C.oldstein & Co., space
at 8 and 10 West Forty-fifth Street.
The Charles P. Noyes Companv has
leased tlie second floor of 111 and 116
Fulton Street to the American Frame
?nnd Picture (.'ompany, and part of the
fourth floor to Elliasberg, Rosenblatt &
Barsky, and tho fourth floor in 118 and
120 West Forty-third Street, to the
Strand Art. Service for Drake'a Aestau
rant, tne.
William II, Whiting & Co. have lensed
for Norman S. Rieaenfeld to the R-W
Rcalty Company the building at 100
Nassau Street for twenty years at. a
gross rental of about $176,000. The
building is to be extensively remodelled
and will bo occupied by thc Rival Shoe
Company.
Spear <v. Co. have rented tho store
nn<l basement at 111 Nassau Streot to
Schall A> Thaler.
-I M. English has Icaacd for tho Ideal
Holding (ompany thn unpor lol"t*% at
I., 11 Broadway to Max Rogers.
Hrrlowit/ & Cniiic have loaaod for
Horacc S, Ely r\- Co., lhe fourth loft al
13 and Ifi Woat Twcnty-oighth Street.
to li. KoIiii fi- Rosenberg Dress Com?
pany,
Tako Bronx Factory
?i. Clarenco Davlca haa leased for the
; Dlllman Baking Company to Connoll,
, Danicls and Anthony, 7:.'l and VL'.i Fast
1.30th Street, a two-atory brick factory,
and, in conjunction with !?'. J, Guil
foylc & in., (he Duviea company has
leased ,r,u:i Fifth Avenue for H term of
years to Lhe Fifty-Fifty Corporation.
African Bank Takea New Premises
Tho Bank of Britiah West,' Africa,
Ltd., has loaacd thc ground floor in tho
Beaver Building, loo Beaver Street,
through George 11. Read & Co., from'
the Commercial Bank of Spanish Amer?
ica, The prcaent tonants will move on
May I to dl) Broadway, whoro they
will occupy tho second floor, recently
leased by tho aamti brokers to tho
Anglo-South American Bank, with
whom tho Commercial Bank is affil
iatod.
William A. While & Sona leased to
Nathan Klein tho Btoro and basement.
nt 47 and 40 Greono Street; to Goorge
II. Dunkle the store and basement al
178 Creenwich Street and at r>7'-> Dey
Street; to Belmont & Slutt a loft at 128
Bleecker Street; to Morgenstern & Co.
? loft at 29 and ,'!1 Park Place; to Harry
Schain a loft at 166 Centre Street; to
Isidor Galinsky and Joseph Paigin a
loft nt 163 Grcenc Street; to Brussel &.
Bcebo offices at 43 Exchange Place; to
Seligman & Seligman offices at 80
Maiden Lane; to Saul L. and Samuel S.
" Solomon offices at 21 and 2'.', Maiden
Lane, and at 100 Hudson Street addi
| tional space to the Loevy Company.
-.??
(lottages at Roekaway Leased
The Lewis II. 'May Company has
! leased at Far Roekaway, L. I.. for Will?
iam I.uce a cottage on Broadway to
Mrs. Thomas E. Marshall; for Maria
, .'\. O'Reilly a cottage at Neilson and
; State Streets to Eugene Black; for
? Anna A. Veit a cottage at Willow
: Placo and Sea View Avenue to Mildred
; H. Goldmann; for Peter Robohm, a
cottage on Central Avcnue to Jacob
I Katz; for Lulu Tobias a cottage on
? Ocean Avenue to Leon Forst, and for
, the Coast Realty Company a cottage
: on Hollywood Avenue to Howard R.
' Stanley.
Rents Home at Searsdale
Misses Nash & Kennedy have leased,
furnishod, for the summer, the home 0f
Arthur I). Williams on Greenacres
Avenue, Searsdale.
Lis Pendens
Manhat lan
IST AV, 1117, Slmon Slbulash agt Vdolph
?' Kohn el nl (action to fon close me
chantos' Men i; atty, A Ackerson
*'l II AV, n w cor 1.77,1 st, 42x100; o,-phnti
Asylum Society ln the Cltv ot N V agt
Harry Aronson, Inc, et nl (foreclosure
t.r mortgage); attys, Dp Korest Bros,
Satisfied Mechanics' Liens
Manhattan
W VDSWORTH AV, 248: Kmnnuel I i
agl 1'ifll. Avenue Hrti-I & Mortgage l r.
"1 al; Map, ll 7, 19151 . } I ,,,
W VDSVVOKTI1 AV, 7.v Brnanuel Kalls'ch
agl same; Man h 7. 1319. , . . t- ? i, ,
V1ST RT, ;i| \v , s Wolf's Botis, tttc ug(
Hdward Hplegel el al; S'ot, 8, lllll $203 GB '
Bronx
1 "''?".I.AIM. l'l,. '.'i;,ii. John i SchaUb
gal Ustatp .,r ,lames Itaushnn nnd .lames
UrtUHliall, owners; .InitK ?> Unushurl, ,,,,,
" ,' ! ""? ' ' ? ' ". "I ,. ?r lanVor
l llotllflS I li,,|,|?-r ,r;i l<;,,,?,,? ,|( Bti
1,'H.I ,,-.-,-,,. I ?l,,| , .,,,,,?, toi U ,,, ,
Httlcti H\ \(|('|i(MI
ii ii. ni y Mi ni
V /'ll A' U7MH71I, ? ? ,? 1HU| II f,li ,?
t ll Hit' I".'. . '" fl'KllI I!, I.l. llrllK, , , | ?|
ilin iv, Un ?? ,? , . ,,, r, ?,,? Hl
ni" jiluiiitirr tm ko .,??
';';'i',7' , i ,;" '. II -'. I ifi - fith Av ., I
if?nx ii" k t ?toi y i. -a. ri., m.-i nh -
HftllW V* I' \ VV llrl.ll,,,- l'o ,1 ?l ,1,7
,f 0i,";VJ;:' u'k"H' "'''? ?:"-.|'i: to 'i":
i-iiilinltf for . ,,, ,,,,,,
.'* .i, f. -nioi v tennmnnl nnd ntor?H nnd <
? lory i.-h,- Hio,(.n, |,; A I|rii?? ,i bi ,.X1H
' ?< PhyslclnnH' HoHpitai 0f ClnttaburB ?t
v. ii lidrn wo
llv .!.,:? j,h P |,.,
nilOADWAV, 2128-2134, ? a ,- , ?m, si
? '"I M. iui.h m 104.IJX - IDI) |) ;,, \i,,?t,'.| '
'lini Av, 308-318, x n loo.x vv ?:: to bo?lfi.
i ?hio-t storo; ueeolla Blnstein ot Ll va :
trunk Bradloy ol al; due, $.,.,,; t.is
I02DXOHT8l'Mft$'^0.?0;ftdJ^?rnodtOAP'-1' '',:
?00. I, 1, ?.?rv i,.M,.,?r?t, H'.7 Bido Sav
Bank v,, Jottchlm Sulro el al, due |
r f" .? 18,1.00
My Arthur C, Hhcrlclan
eOllTHBnN m,VH, v, ,, ;J;, ? ,?,,? .?
X 00; l.a tvn ih' T v r i ? 7 , '
?"?' }l"^ "I lo "i. p|.^"for.*l.0 000
Nen Building Plans
Manhattan
- -ty Ki.iiiK-... 100x203.7; I-:7 i? ,,f 7 m
100.6i '1 HMcifanu.* 'co'/ w'U,% ^
owner; flommorfold & Stoekl.p ?t
? '" ">"ot?i cost.tti.OttU
.,,... ,.., Alterations
bank; sfngir fi?ttfVotfirBfor&OMpr*K
laoo. ownrr; Q FlaKK loS u.'??P. .
archltect; oost ...aKK' 10J "'"Vi "ft
Miss Zinderstein
And Mrs. Morse
Victors on Courts
PINEHURST, N. C. Apri! 9.?Miss
Marion Zinderstein, of the Longwooc
'? Club, and Mrs. Marion Yanderhofl
Morse, of the West Side Tennis Club
l , were victors here to-day in the semi
j finals of the women's singles in the
Xorth and South tennis tournament.
The men's doubies were brought
' down to the finals, in which Vincent
Richards and W. T. Tilden, 2d, the
national doufeles champions, will be op
posed by H. S. Voshell and I. Kumagae.
-?
Hinchman May Managc
Toledo Baseball Club
TOLEDO. Ohio, April 9. ?Assurance
| that "everything is going along per
; fectly" was given by Roger Brcsnahan,
! president of the Toledo BasebaU Com?
pany, this afternoon following confer
ences between President T. A. Hickey
: of the American association, Brcsnahan
j and minority stockholders.
The probable outcome of the situa
I tion is that a new company, composcd
i of leading Toledo business men, hcaded
! by Elmer Dyer, vice-president of the
i American Bowling Congress, will take
over the stock of the company to pro
: tect itself, nnd guarantee the stock
' holders to pro rate any profit accruing
until the stock is paid for.
Bill Hinchman, now with Ptttsburgh,
is expected to come here as part of
I the trade whereby Catcher Ed Sweeney
; went to Pittsburgh. and Hresnahnn an?
nounced be would be made manager of
i the team. Hinchman managed the Co?
lumbus team of the American nssocia
! tion before going to Pittsburgh. Me
is well known and well liked here.
llot Springs KemiltM
|. ,, .1 ral .. (four-year oldn and upward
' r'riiniirir purse, $000; ?iv furlnnga). ? I.H
ii,, I'rltieesH, I'"', i Brown), * ??, I. 7 t,, i
?,,,! y i,, ;, first Sol Ollsej .lln (Connnllj I,
;, to 2, ll (o ? ...rl ??? ',, ?, "-.?.,irI; A|i|il"
Jack, 100 (('iillahan), H lo l. 7 to l und *
to 5. third Tii.i, . i 15 ! 5 Uraoekd, New
Modi I i;. .:.'?? . I.ady I'owi rs, Jano, Lo
li.-lui. Oklahoina Irish, Proaperolla ll.il.y
and Mlsa llowell nll.. rnn,
;:....nul I.-.,-,. (foul year olda and upward;
elaiming; ours". $600; hIh furlongs) Vel
, vet, I'M " assll',). 17, t., I, 0 to I and '. t,>
1, first, lluffiik, i, 109 ( VVllllsi, 4 iu I. 1 to
2 .ind '?v.-n. si.nd; Toui Caro, n n (John
h,,m). x io I. ') lo 1 nnd 8 !?> 6, third, Tlim ,
l i,, ? ,, Halato, Bophla, Galawood, Almi
: Loulsn. Cholrmaster. Poraevero, Al. Pierce,
Kltig K" , Valerlo West nnd High Note u!nu
1 11, ii.
Third rae.o (three year-olds; allowances
i put'H.' $800. ono mlle i l irtiininond, l "8
(.lohtisoti), 13 lo 20, 1 t,. 7, uml oijp, first;
?I'hitn toui Maid, inI i M.-Int vr.-i. 1 :i to ...
1 to 2 and out, second . IM Htolin, 105 i' 7
Itoblnson), 0 lo I, 7 lo r, nnd oul, third
Tlmo ) ti 7 :,. ?Cromwell nnd Mtnawand
i.e.,, ran, ?McClelland ? ntrj.
Fourth rare ((our-yeur olda and upward;
nIlownnees; purse, $000; ono mlle and <.
sixtountli) llarvcsf King, 112 (Barrett),
I | to 70, 1 to t nnd oil'. flr-d , ?S;.ii,l". Of
I'lvaaunt, 112 (Carrnll l, 0 lo :;, -v.-n und i
io 3, second; ?Obolus, io* iU'UIIm), y t., ;;,
... ni und 1 to ::, third. Time, l ;4B. Orey
fclagle. Kohlnoor and KuIun lllley ?l?io run.
?|.'l.|.| . Miy.
1'ifth raco (threa year olda and upward;
elaiming, luiii..., $000; ?lx furlongs) Dla
l'unhIoii, oii (C, Rnblnaon), i to s, t to ii
no,I out, firat; >t..t> A? hm (Wtlghi), w to
I, 5 io 7 and even, aacond; Ituklux, los
(Johnson), fc lo 1, 5 to :: and ovon, third
Time, 1 17. 1-16. (ilynipmn King, Kcarpla
II. Orderly, Hondo and Kuth Strlcklund
also ri. ii
Hix111 rare (four year old." and upward;
elaiming; purs.-, $600; ono mlle and threr.
Blxteuoths). - -Wtlterproof, 108 (Schutttn
Rrr), :> to 1, 6 to 6 and ;i to 5, Tirst :
Thanksglvlng, ICS (Carroll), 0 to 1, 2 to t
nnd even, second; Aztec, 107 (Willis), 10
t,. 1, 4 to 1 nnd 2 to 1, third. Time, 2:03 3-5.
Old Ben, Will I>o, Gleipner, Littlo Strlng,
Verna B. and Illckorynut also ran.
Kceonled Transfcrs
I>owntown
1 i;.,\'T ST, s e c Gouverneur Lane, 25
\101.7; Wm .1 Robertson to Stephen H
Dorr, IS0 Satterthwaite av, Nutloy, N
J; mtge $26,000; atty, 1. T & T Co,
1 t-'O Bway .$H)(i
WARREN' ST, 121, h s. 25x02.0; Bmily T
Forsyth lo Forsyth Wlckes. Tuxedo
Park, N V: a t, u and s; all liens; ad
dress. l I Wall st .SiOo
? WALKER ST, 37, 10x80 (foreclosure
April I. 1019); Harold K Lipplneott,
ref, to Emlgrant, ludust Sav Bank;
attys, K & B J O'Gorman, 51 Chambera
st .$25,000
RUTGBRS PLACC, 23, n a, 52.6 w Clinton
at, 20x110 (foreclosure April 1, 1919);
Abr B tveve, ref. to Mary Roxburghe,
Floors Castle, Kelso, Scotland; Apri!
X; atty, DeWitt 1. ?? DeW, 88 Nassau
st .$.15,000
GREENWICH AV, 51, w 8, 42 s Perry st.
40.3x21x Irreg; Ek-anor Crosby to" the
Fleischmann Co, 699 Wash st; eon
Hrmation deed; March 15; atty, T G &
T Co, I 76 Bway .$1
:ist Side
IST AV, 477. ? o c 21st st, 23x69; 21sl
st, 404 E, s s. 69 e lst av. 27x69; Eliz
Trautman to I-lydro-Bar Waterprooflng
Co, 338 K 23d st ; h and a; April 2; atty,
1 -Bdw llollaodrn. 170 Bwav .$--on
MADISON AV, 790. e s, 62.5 n 67th s!
20x84; Blancho L Hennessoy to Rloh'd
W ITennessey, a' West End, N J; a t
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Rogers. 40 K 22<l sl ; p to; rntge $21.0an
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~ ?man 1 ii.riioui
An Aviation Team
May Be Organized
By Columbia Men
IRST suggestion of an avia
F"
ion team was made at Co?
lumbia yesterday afternoon
at a meeting of twenty ex-fiyers
in Colonel Edwards's office. Col*
onel Edwards is head of the
newly instructed Columbia R. O.
T. C. and is promoting the scheme
for flying contests.
The team, if formed, will enter
the intercollegiatc aerial contest
lo be he!d at Atlantic City undcr
Ih- auspiees of the Aero Club of
America. Of tbe twenty men who
attended this first meeting thir
teen had spent more than t-hree
hours in the air. Some had been
instructors in American or Cana*
dian camps and others had done
actual flying over the battlefields
cf France.
The chances of entcring n Biue
and White team will be discusscd
at a dinner lo be held at the Aero
Club next Saturday.
Harvard Beal* Bowdoin
CAMBR1DGK, Mass.. April 9. Tho
Harvard University nine defeated Bow
, doin to-.lay by a score of l i,, :? i{?,';
teams played in nnd season form and
the resull was in doubt until the last
oul had been scored.
Bowie Entries
rilisr IIAL'K Claimlng; for three ytat oldf iU
(|B) .la,* Isarx 1101 Mnyd i,,.,??. ,*.
l? 1. Orei.ado II . 171 !?? Tlgcr lloae .,,.
? l Uialldign . io; 37. \ i^,;e,,,?
' ? 1 l.-nril I". t? r I |l
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-lalmlng; n?n and n liair I
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tl llltpinidii I0<l 1 ? Ki ;. .
<fl Hdvllla i"' li,- iiMgian ,1 |t?
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li .'III . '? II 1, a-ri) H'.lld II
l.'anl Kml II."i
I <>> H'l'l HAi'i: 1 lalmlng; llirec ?, ->ld? and
upward . mllv ai d h-n 111 ? , .1
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40 Mt 1 hlk-y I" 1 ?imiii 1
?IJ Wewnka . 90 i- > l ., i | ,nc,\
(48) Oonovlevo I! Ki; ?,.''.
I'll'TII RACE. ? lalmlng; four yoar Old* and 1111
wtrd; mllo and n hlxii-mlli
?1 I'ulaald . ,1121 11.i,.|..? n m
'.'?,? F.nr'v 112 1 Di 1 imrcJi
27 Ml' 1 McGlgglo . . ,'i,ii-|
: 41 Hllf l.'p lll
B1XTII RAi 1; foui ...-,, olda and upward mllo
?',?, 11 -tlxleeiitli
. 4?" Hli. I'uro 1121 *!? drrary 107
:.- Iiioulola inl ' ? 1 r ?
41 ' Oarbogn 112 *'?? *l illili i:,,-,,.,.
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upward. ml u iu I a im tig
42' Uilli-r .11. h 1'adlllaf 11 ?
Hli ii. M Miller n ,1 I'ul . m .1 rall. ?
42 IliWOOd II IU ItlMi'l ' |, .
?Appronlli'O allowan, -. cliliucd
Yale Opens Baseball
Season With Victory
OverSpringfield
NE? HAVEN, Conn., April 9.-^
opened it. baseball season to-day b
whitewashmg Springfield Training Col
!???. 2 to 0, and by exhibitin/Zi
innings of errorless ball The
was begun in a dri?le, which StoJ
after the second inning. BobinS,
m five innings, gave the v!8?to? f"'
safet.es Heiwas hit harder tb.n ^
leck, who had the visitors at his '
*n the final four innings, allovrin* but
one single. l
Twombley, of Springfield, Upt Yal?
down to three scattercd singfc, b
uncertain support presented Yale'with
both its tallies. Frank Lynch. the for
mer Exeter star, figured in both Yalc'j
seores ln the sixth he singled, stole
second, kept on to third, when rBIrj,?
Atkmson's throw hit him in he &
and registered when Sharpe's th? "
(o the plate was heaved wildly to TL
grandstand. " inc'
Selleck walked in ihp eighth hut ?.
forced by Uolden, 4o took mwbVS
rwombley's wild pitch, and third on
Lynch s single.
When Lynch started for MCond
drawmg the throw to that base HoldV,,'
raced ?or the plate. beating tho -J
turn throw. r
?%Captain Boyd's accuratc throw u> A.
P-ate retircd Sims in tho rourth. Slm.
man s nacnfice, nnd tried :'???? the ?"{.
;'??'.*"????*" m tbe fir I with h
g catch of ,. Short 1
I hc score:
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"'"'' ,';""":' ? ?' un ?? ..,;!??,, billiard
',:,; ' '? ''"' ! ?'-' '' ,-:?? ?? n ho pital
I- Igin, lll., Mixtj three .-. em
liere of influenza f fo
Igin, lll.. ;?..-. three .- em sffo aiiii
' " '?? ' -'* ?' "n c p rl billiard
pluyer competi d in matche , the m
i.otablc being ? ?, .,?,,.
' "?'' "i ^ ?' lnngton, D, c |n
IR7G, winning by f!00 to 647, ai therocru
lin* three hall gome,
R a v i ii g S u ni ni a r i e s
BOWIE, APRIL 9, 1919.
?ApprenticS allowanco claimed. Weather warra; track fasl
50 EK3? 1^:,,^^^^^^ Am
BlKSj i/rLTner^.ll'H. Ste.ler'' b' *" ' ''' b" ,'a!1'" 7Ave Marle* ?wner- <??? w '?
-InTVT^i'-, WU ,','Sf'-.-^ '4 'v Kl". ?.loekey?.--St. PI. Sh.
tt'I*au?aaMiller:::i06 4 l 5-* 4* 8-* 3?'iffiev ~ ' 4 , -'"a
38 Bronco Billy ...113 2 7 6? 6- 4- 4* Hut el! ~ " - lo-20
? Yankee Notlons.113 5 4 3-4,3*6- 5? Xrt ~
? The Belgian II. .113 1 6 7* 7* 6? 6? Parrineton ?
87 ?Miss F'ntleroy.lOl 3 8 s 8' 7? 7>? Snideman ~ Li Z
? Frenchy .lll r, 3 4J_6J_8 8 Corev . Z
$2.S?0AfULaura ^'^Sj;;;r, E"-*-1^. $4.80. $2.90 52.30; True as Steel. J3 f,0.
blinker** Vi-?ir?r. "^ki6" ^elgi*n ".. Yankee Notions, Bro-co Blllv. Frenchy wore
1 ft st got U Tr?eS' under a hard drive in the stretch. galfted steadfiy ?n4
Miller iu ,n ? n,*'M?,'^-l had.meniy. of speed. and hung ofi gamely. Laura
, Miner, outrun 111 the early part, closed fast. Bronco P.iliy made up some ground*.
' 51 AX^^l^VLi^^s'^rC;? ^S^U5P:pt{tSI:oFfToe4,8^rtS
j S'5^m;-- nSSSTnV *_ *- *' I,y Seth~La^ Hlldreth. Owner. ... M.
Index. Horse. Wt PP. sr.J _ % _ 34 _% Firi." 'jn.-kevs.-StT"Pl._ Sh.
37 MiSOs3Steriing'--l0C 5 fi n VulV #>?^ ^&-4 :: ; :, 11 T.:o
44 General!.. B.::.115 8 4 3* "'^' II ButweT ~ "* ? 12
10 Scaramouct. ....115 T 2 *, 4- 4* 4? Corev"
2 Virginia Ve'l . ..111 f; it
52 ,-">'?' r,? Mergler
Vhr-ft y.J? - l 4'* (i' er' f'* Snideman ? - -
~i ?rh?ft .Ul 5 8 8 8 8 7- Obert ? ?
!_2_A?l?'^....L?5 +_7_ 7? <? 7i 8 Metcalt _ - -
I Gene^al.?3Sl(,Paid~~En0S' ?lsCrV'' $41.20;~$13.70- Miss Sterling, $10.40T?c3b*
! ?nrSaa^*?0nH.C-.h-.' ?JS?' V^Kl,0?*?'1^*? Kno!' hr"^ w"*' *" mot "; -"><- ?**
' 'in; wov 'h .h , 'v he,d ^Iiss *Su'r""K "afe at tbe end The latter well up
,1' J"9 wn>.* h;,i '": <?x<-,-'se General has had plenty of racinr* V?-.- 1 ft
, closo quarters in the stretch and could never get c'.oser"
. F>^ T/tT^'J".-'-.',1'-' ?vJ;'''1-'r-y*ar-ol.]= :,rrl up ? eJaiming : purse SR00 FIVE ANO
| (J?4i HALF FLRLONOS. rime. 1.08 1-B. Post 3.30, off at 3 31
; won easily, place same. Winner, l. p 7 bv H mburc I r?-t t---' nxrw
R Fenwlck. Trainer, W C. Kennedv. . Flight Owuer,
. ^t-V^^-I'Z .7'*- >r- St % <i 4 Kin.'jock-ye. Pt. ,-:. " Sh.
i.'SSSSS v::;::.iU S 1 ^;.-:z " r3-5 : !
38' 'Kingling II....110 8 4 4- ;;? J | Erickson
?: American .111 ] ) r- 41 ,1 4, pllf,?
25 -*^orfhnK-. .1f>8 4 5 B'4 P fi* U Denvs^ Z
_..=_*P'-ien_ralGlrl . 101 5 6 _ r, \ r, fl stapleton
'ling -rr's^fio'"'1'0 ?-^?-?^"Ce. $7.20, $2.90; ? 2 f,n . Ko^-*.,, J? :.o, j ... Kirz
the miS'SSf ?vnfi:I%.? a,i" 0rler*n> OJrl ^""* blinkers Refugee la elos. M
B-oin? awnv -'r.K, " a'/'"ri? V/K" in the s?''r'*'>' and lakin^ -
53;ESSSSK^^ Hop2ufo1f:4prS2fi
tf,d?. Iloree. Wt. i'l* fit (4 % r.- Ki? ,?(,kf,v p, ,,
irffiSS? : ;:,, ' .:; i; 5 ^ \ \
mi. Mm-81 Pool :ii:, :. - 1 V, ! -7, .'"'^"n 1 * 1
(f?) Wanky r-o'v. ion a 11 .- ,- ,, ;.. ?!;:,:?..
". ,!.'? I0? 14 ?e B ,? ?. ,.,
K?o.Mi4',f"M ',f'"; ":'""' " '? - ?'?? - ! ? wnw, n
Pflnky hii.i no ? lijiire ? m, ii? V, ,? '' ?' ' *' - '
|Urri#r%fS.L':,,, ;!l?e&c%rv
f>4 ?fiE"i.riA?C 558%vKr,SiJB.fn. ^ ? ? '?"?? ' ,ulK
Troln/p .??: i< iU,, ' "' ''' ly Olorlfler PurlUn uirl Ownn, .- i. Shrtft
'"""'-'k'T'. , ' ""I- ,'''?'"'? * s * T* n? >?iMf? ?'- n nt
?,;' tPluvluda . 8fi | j { J < ?' J" i;;,?- -
tmprove,,,enl ruIhSdtttI,olih.l,t! "."'"; 1':""' "' ^' '<! B" * ^
ran an ln.provort rare |?, ? 'i'-'L",'. ,U" "."'T1' n'"1 v. Pu "? 'l!' ,!rBp,,JI
dull race. n.'i.an ( hant ,-;in do better. P.-erlecH One ran a sttl
pla'e iim *.?' L *"' 1"81, Po,( B C'6' r,ff r,"r'- Start good. Won ,irlvin?;
\v\! wSikV?'. "'rr' b- K' 4* by Toddtngton-Mtai OrtelL Owner and trnim,
,1".i?n,;w,, 7P^ OT5 MK ....,l,,s St. PI. ^h
: ?h.k? ?, w * * ' "^ -1 ' * *?>' ?*i?** i"' '? ' -- ?*
?Babyjtaeeh ipi : 5_7 7 7 * 7 7 ,--r,:- . ?
Slee?h.,,$i,.7n. ,';'''1 """ "",lK'' ,!5> $r;S0' ><10; iMofirrr^a,. fffi. H^
56
8/:
:mS RriiSr?'!?Sae'2**r*?1^ and l'P; daimlng: purae $800. MH-*
..,,?/, ]",1P' I49' po?t 6.40. off at 6 4C. start bad: won drt?tefi
r. K. Bea'h r'ner' b h' a' by Snl"?Uana ?p"* Owner, R. J. Alllson. Trainer.
S4
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!!* V n ',' J: }3 i.4l- Ttloe r: ;o ^:o_l-4
86 ?IncIuleia,':':':Vn. 9? 6 S 2- 1> 8? B V \Um\ ~Z - -
T*lffiAVniif*"ry ShaW' *710' ,= 9?; fflWTWldowB^ott^ ll.lt. IMW
icted mean atVh; norBfttnkhe??0thn.0^ F?l,ry Prtn.0# Wfi^ t>?nk.?. Harry M|

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