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CITY REAL ESTATE
Business Property
REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN
i-bayTidge
On Beautiful Shore Road
Adjoining Crescent Athletic Club
Ko finer lorfifloti or more
tnagni?cent i?i?~u> of the harbor
to oe ?leid on the Shore Road.
Van Brunt Mansion
With 2 Acres of Land
Front?n? 800 f?M>t on Shore. Road und
UiO feet on 86th Street.
Mansion can be remodeled and
modernized at a small cost and
made an ideal home.
Price $75,000
Only a few choice sites left, and
this is the best of them. Will
divide land to suit purchaser.
ANDREW MAYER,
189 Montague St.. Uklyn. Teil. Main 2397
MISCELLANEOUS
Attractive Country Homes
FOR SALE
Barton Lodge,
Hot Springs, Va.
\\'i .??:?. ful for entertaining. Owner
now In Europe ami property Is
oft? r-?.l in a s.?--r:flue.
Nyack, N. Y.
A verv attractive home, facing
the Hudson P.:? er. Asking $35,000.
White Plains, N. Y.
IT rooms, modern house, on chote?
Plainfield^N. J.
A 20 room mansion at a sacrifie??.
Asking $."0,000.
Agent.
31 Nassau St., Telephone
New York. City. 6500?Rector.
BOROUGH OF QUEENS
ATTRACTIVE 31-room house, all Improve?
ments, large veranda, ?creen-??! through?
out, large trecg and grounds, garage; near
depots. $8.SCO; owner open-- for Inspec?
tion Sunday, 1 to 3. 275 ?^?ilnut Street,
Richmond Hill. Long Island.
HOROlT.II OF THE BRONX
WOODLAWN HEIGHTS
\?t elsht roma houses, all lraprovemrnta, frith
r-?ora for para*?* and Ttse'.&ble garden- Easy terms.
Phone Eordham 1291.
D HOULTHAN,
IWth St ar.d liaii.brtdre Are,
TVESTCHESTER COUNTY
FOR SALE
Modern sul .rl-an sturco horn?, situated
in most desirable section of Tuckaho?; 30
ml nut?-s to Grand Central 3'atlon. House
contains eight large, cheerful rooms, ail
modern ror.venlences ; on plot 50x100. A
l-*rea!n for city rent payer?
Address !nn,u!r'e"
BOX G 43. TRIBUNE.
ALMOST NEW DUTCH COLONIAL
house, 7? rooms tastefully derorated; 3
baths; carai": near depot, golf clubs and
Gramatan; located at ?olor.;;?! Heights, :;Q
minutes fror-. Grand ?"entrai; all improve?
ments; sidewalks, roads, se.- ers, gas, el<s;
triclty.
Tasker Halstead Company, 154 Nassau St,
LONG ISLAND
PLANDOME. E. I.?Hollow tile residence,
newly decorated, 10 rooms, 2 baths, ga?
rage, large plot, Prie? $15,On0; mortgage
$10,000. B. HEMINGWAY. GO East 42d
St Murray Hill 8862.
NEW JERSEY
SUMMER HOMES
Asbury Psu-k Allenhurst
Deal Beach Interlaken
a 1 ?d-l-1'7. Trat'.? r^M. by aprv-'lntment.
MILAN ROSS AGENCY
Asbury lark ? f"h?-?r,B 408-40") Allenhurgt
ELIZABETH, 31 Cedar T rooms, $30; IlT^loNf.
HELD, 113 B, R? dwln 7 rooms, $35: I-ATKK
?../.s- 519 v; :-, two famil; $25; V.'Bst ENOLE
VVMD, Washington, Orctitra. D rooms, $50; two
' rooms, $40. W'xjD RIDGE, 43? 1st,
Boot, $25; two faml ? I ise, 16 lots, barn, $.'>0.
BROOKLYN, 538 2i I, $71: 12 rc-oirj. 1 or 3 fan?
l.lr*. half, i balance principal. ACKL'RMAN.
181 Greeturtch ??_
Bungalows
U. 8. Government specifications ready
made, with plumbing e.nd ?ileotriolty; six
rooms and bath, 22?4 f'-.-t wide by 36?^
fe?.? d'-er,; v.:r.r?.r construction; Immediate
? ; ment
KHADIMADE HOUSE i'OMPAXT,
3-309 Broadway.
COMMUTER"? HOME.?Most comfortable
ng within twenty mll'-s of New
13 rooms; 2 complete i.a'h*: 1 e-itra
toilet; 7 If?--*;" bedrooms, !. on second floor,
I"?'.-? hot ;.? ?: cold water. Near bathing
ng, fishing. Write OWNER, 130J
? '.'iard.an Life Building, NV-v York
BOGOTA
?-4.400 TO ?IO.OOO
HOMES READY NOW
SEND FOR PHOTOS
, . - SPRING HOME BARGAINS
GEO 8 HITCHCOCK. I,,cTEL MACKENSACK-;?
I>nt your cottage tbU year at
LONG BRANCH, N. J.
The IdssJ ?..irn-T.^r rn^rrt
MAR&HAU. W00LLF.Y, Major I?r.g Branch, je. J.
Stimmer Cottages ^'?J^p-J?f*1'
R. W. MILLER, 719 Mattlton Aye., A.bury Part.
REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN
Sugar Interests
Increase Control
Over Wall St. Block
Cuban Importers Have Se-j
cured Most of South to
Front Street Square a*
Site for Building
The Cuba Cane Sugar Company and
the Czarnikow-Rionda Company, sugar
importers, have bought through the
Lawyers Realty Company from the
Central Union Trust Company, as trus?
tee, the four-story building on lot 22x
71.10 at 114 Wall Street, between Front
and South Streets.
The Czarnikow-Rionda Company re?
cently purchased for $?3,000 No. 112,
adjoining, and tho abutting property.
121-123 Front Street, upon which it
was announced that nn eight-story
building would bo started by May 1.
Preceding the above transactions tho
entire South Street frontajro of tho
block from Wall to Fine Street was
taken under the ownership of tho Law?
yers Realty Company. There aro only
a few buildings in the block not in
control of the tsufrar interests.
Tho Cruikshank Company and the
Charles F. Noyes Company negotiated
the deal.
Apartment Buying Still
Feature of Local Market
Decorators Take Big House in
121st St.; "Musical Flat*"
To Be Carried Over
M. M. Hayward & Co. have sold for
Frederic^ Schnatz the six story ele- '
vator apartment house at 414 West I
121st Street, on a plot 118x100, to the '
Carlton Decorating and Contracting |
Company. The house is between Morn- !
ingside and Amsterdam avenues.
"Musical Flats" To Be Enlarge
Jasper A. Campbell, president of tho
Cooperative Syndicate, which erected
three years ago the eight story apart?
ment at 50 West Sixty-seventh Street,
better known as the "Musical Flats,"
because of tenantry, has purchased the
three tenements to the east, at 36, 38
and 40, now the home of at least thirty
negro families. A price said to be
close to 5130,000, the asking figure, was
paid to the New York Title and Mort?
gage Company by Mr. Campbell through
Malcolm E. Smith and Randolph C.
Culver, who are the agents for the
eight story apartment. When building
conditions are more favorable Mr.
Campbell will remove the tenants and
erect an addition to his house at 50.
The renting success of the house at 50
may influence an early improvement of
tho 75xl00-feet site.
Harlem Flats Reported Sold
The E. A. Polak Realty Company.
Inc., has sold for Mrs. Flaig to a client
of W. A. Schultz 225 West 121st Street,
a five story flat, on a lot 25x100.
E. Louise Sands has sold the five
story tenement at 32 East 107th Strei I
to a client of Charles R. Faruolo.
Julia A. Hirsch has sold the five
story triple fiat, on a lot 25x100, at 311
West 119th Street, in a cash deal to an
investing client of J. Anthony Minott.
>'ew Building Plans
Manhattan
11"TH ST, 326-8 E. for n 1-stv sarape f
10ij.ll; H .T Sclaca. 2267 2d a?-, ownei
T P Sotara and A J Pasolino, 332 '
110th 8t, architect .$20 0
21ST ST, 318-24 E, for a 1-sty gara?,-?-, 10
90; M H H Stuyvesant, Allegmu??!
Warren ?..'nunfy, N J, o??-n??r; C I. I..
Bhlz. 201 E 24th st, architect... .$2,0
Bronx
233D ST, 6?>0 E, for a 1-sty concret?? irr- ? !
house. F.0.??xl00, boiler room. 25x1
Nilason Realty Co, Marj;ar?t Nllsson
K 233d st. pr?s, owners; Lord & Bu
ham, Irvlngton-on-ltudson, archil..
total cost .$20
WHITLOCK AV, w s, 20.56 n 144th ?
1-sty brick workshop, 36.04x134.11; Sin
AVaiidor, 12*91 Hoe a?-, owner; R li
Halsey, 130 Lee av, Vonkera, archil-,
cost .$4.1.
SHAKESPEARE AV, e p, 131.36 n Bo:
bel i.v, 2 6-sly brick tnts, 50x83 eai h
Rime Bldtr f'o, Oscar A Pedersen, 3d ..
??n?l 14?;11? ut, pr?s, owners; Moore
Landsiedel, id av and l!8ih st, arc)
tects; total coat .$120 ?
REAL ESTATE
NEW YORK STATE
Sacrificed!
ThU IsVt d. na'Tlfln? only; it li a rarelj beaut I
ful Hum?, with noarly an acre of la-id, brl-k
Karas?. ham and a wonderful ?dew of Hie Hud
boh River, which Is pra--Jra.Uy at Ihn foot of !he
lawn, last work the price wu $111.000; j ?-it ?r -
day the widow owning It authorised me to soil
it boforo Mav 1 for $10.000: onl> an Inspection
ran ?plain ??hat that means in sa?rr?fi.-e of Tallies;
I llvp two Nock? freno, this; let me. show you?no??.
Howard Goldsmith, 63 Park Row.
Telephone 2590-?Beekman
or. Kyack on the Hud?wi, Icie-ph-me KOSW.
FURNISHED ROOMS
K>",TH ST., 206 W.?Handsome front mite, l?iri
beda; rieYator; shower. Apartment 3-B.
96TH ST., 170 WRST.?Just opened, n<?w
lovely homelike rooms for ono or two;
re' n- ?1 men; electricity; subway express.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
FIVE STORY BUSINESS BUILDING ON
FIFTH AVENUE, BETWEEN 34TH AN'D
42N? STREETS. 24X100. CAN BE PUR?
CHASED FOR $325,000. TERMS All
RANOED. CUSH.MAN & WAKEFIKLD.
INC., 60 EAST 42ND STREET.
IrrFTH AVK BTORB .NT.A.l S7TTt HT. POP.
HUNT; KI/.K 14 X 56, WITH T^AR/IK BASE?
MENT; RENT. $7 000 IMUNi'Il'AIJ* (>M,V.
CUHHMAN fc WAR1?1EU), INC., 10 EAST
42l> HT.
REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN
88th Street and Riverside Drive
TWO MODERN DETACHED
PRIVATE DWELLINGS
Surrounded hj perdent; light on four aide?.
Mou??-? heve enter hall with room? on
e?'h eider ; ell improvement?, including
PRIVATE GARAGE
with rocroo for four (4) ear?, connected with
?each iiouar. Steam heat, and hot water gup
pbed from adjoining apartment houir.
Plies fat entire plot, irwludin? hoth houtea, $350.000.
Term?, if de?ired. Potte??ion September, 1920,
KLEIN & JACKSON, Owners,
SOI FIFTH AVENUE
or ronr own broker
,i,;,,<i<iiii<iii>MiiMMiiiniii'.-iiiiitiiiiMi?iiiii'iitiiiiiiii?Mu?iiimiintiiiiiinniiMniiinniiiiiiini
Housing Shortage Leads
To Dwelling Purchases
Reports Indicate Private Honse!
In Again in Demand in
Many Sections
JnmcH H. Crtn'kshank has resold to
T. Randolph and Everett Jacobs the
four story and basement dwelling at 24
Knst Seventy-eighth Street, on a lot
15x100, near Madison Avenue. N. A. t
ilerwin & Co. were tho brokers in the
sale. The houso is assessed at $44,000
and was acquired by the seller in De?
cember last from tho William A. Royd \
estate.
The New York Life Insurance and
Trust Company has sold the four story
dwelling, 48 East Seventy-fifth Street, ,
to a client of Horace S. P'!y & Co.
Sales In the GO'S
Harris & Vaughan has sold for John
D. Trenor 142 East Sixty-second Street,
a four story and basement dwelling, to
a, Mr. Parker for occupancy.
Louis Simon has sold tho throe story
and basement, dwelling, on lot 20x100,
at 207 East Sixty-first Street.
85th St. House Bought for Occupancy
Tho Wood, Dolson Company has sold
for Ida L. Donaldson, .109 West Eighty
fifth Street, a five story American base?
ment residence, on lot 17x100, to a
buyer for occupancy.
Major Nagle's Honse Is Sold
William J. Morgan has bought the
former home of Major Percy Nagle at
3 East 129th Street, a three story frame
building, on plot r.OxGO, from the Broad?
way Savings nstitution through Bar
nett & Co. i
Mary J. and Martha A. Joyce, repre?
sented by David J. Oliver, sold the
three story dwelling, on lot ]7.0x100,
at &U West 140th Street.
Recorded Leases
Manhattan
23D ST. 176 West, n and b; Arthur It
Hahlo, exr, to Andrew Fpiropontos of
New Rochelle. N Y, and Nicholas Geor
gakopoulos, KO W 23d st : firm Capital
Lunch, 4 8-12 vi-a from .Tun? 1, 1919;
Rttv, Goo Chrysslkes, 170 B'way. . $3,000 !
BROADWAY, e w cor 9>">th et. north ?-j ,
of 2d floor; Schulte Roalty Co to Chin !
Yook S Doyers st, and Chin Mong Pon,
45 W i)3d et (Sung SI Co); from May
2 1919, to Oct 1, 1934; address Junsi
Si Co. 2555 B'way.$6,000 to ?8,600
68TH ST, 618-28 West, a s, 225 w 10th
av, 150x200.10 to n a 67th st (521-31
\V), all; 621-531 W 57th St Corpn to
Wlllvs Overland, ino, of Toledo, Ohio;i
10 yrs from Fob 1, 1919; subject to ;
mtge $2f.n,no0, due tenant, and a 1st
mtge $000,000; atly, Lawyers T A T ;
Co, J ?50 B'way; per yr; $85,000; term
$S50,000 '
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan
COL AV. n e. e 69th st ; fit h nv, n * ??. fl?th '.
st; mtg. $16,000; Leo S Ring to BenJ R
Lummls, 324 W I03d at; atty, Alfred
I. Mardler, 20 Nassau st .$1
1OT H ST, 205-207 W ; mtge, $43. OH; Hasco
Building Co to Sir Lea Corpn, 99 Nassau
st ; attys, Strasbourger .<;? s, 71 Bway..$l
SOUTH WILLIAM ST, ;'*-:;? : Adams Land'
& Bidir Co to Harlem Sav Bank, 124 i
B 125th st; attys, White A Case, 14 i
Wall st .$13.000 ?
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 870, see, 160th st ;
mtc;, $65,000; Hudson View Constr Co to
Morris White, 814 Riverside Drive; attys.
Koppelman & Weinberg, 144 Rlvlngton
st .$100 .
77TH ST, 17 B; Central Sav Bank to tho i
Classls of N Y of the )t,.formed Church j
:?; America, 25 H 22d st ; attys, John-,
mon & Messier, 25S Broadway. ... $26,000 j
Bronx
?JOSTON RD, 12'"'"; Anna L Martin to'
Dora Bondy, 12G6 Boston rd ; atty. Otto ;
llenschel, 2 Rector st.$111 :
F'ROSPECT AV, w s, 75 n 149th et, 50x
100; Ellz Nealls, wn, to Annie T
S'ealis, 217 B 50th st; atty, H S Cook, i
? Park Row.$1
jOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 1679; N V
Trust Co to Dollar Savings Bank, 2737 |
3d av; attys, Mackellar & G, 43 Cedar
MX .$33.500
..?'I'll ST, s s, 200.:i e .Morris av, 25x100;
Nicola Blondi, 202 E 149th st, to En
richetta Blondi, 292 E 149th st; attv,
ii \V Korndorfer, 2801 3d av.$1
..-Til ST, 404 E; Title Guar & T Co to
U'inHeld S Taylor, 877 ?larden st ; atty,
Title G & T Co, 176 Broad ay...$6,600
-..'Til ST, n s, lot 950, map Wakeflold,
100x114; Ellz Klllan, admx, t., Wm .1
Martin, Freeport, 1. I; atty, J L Wells'
Co, 141 Broadway.$500 i
UAVILAND AV, 2023; Christian Ehlors to
Mink Constr Co, 2021 Jlavlland av; atty, :
I' !?' Henning, at. Westchester av and |
llavemeyer av; an Int.$450
Recorded Mortgages
East Side
1 ST, ill E, h s, 18x50.6; April 16;
bort W Schobel to Title Guar R-. T
176 Bway; duo and int as pr-r
bond .$3.500
I.) AV, s w cor 25th at, 84x21.lx irreg;
;? m. April 16; Albert B Staker to Kdw
l Kin?, 7 E 82d st; 3 yrs, ?>-j p c; atty,
Win <' Orr. 61 Chambers st.. $33,000
'I'M ST, HI B, s s, 1* 1x74 .?<, n m, April
12; Cassa I Stephens to Title Guar .*
T Co, 17'i Bway; duo ami Int as per
??""?I .$1 i/.'i'i
1 AV, -.?.- 8, 26 5 n 43d st. 26x73 3; p m;
; : 15; Timothy I A M Schwartzberg
to Petor Doetger Brewing Co, 407 K
st ; 3 yrs. 6 p o . Jno i ' I lo? nn Ingt i.
; li. okman st . ;
T'i'll ST, n a, 2?! 5 w Avenue A, 20x100.4;
A ; -.1 II Churlotto A N( Ison to Grace
.1 McGibbon, 118 Calver st, Bklyn due
N'ov 13, 1922, ?; p c; p.r mtge $3,000;
atty, Wm S Miller, 837 Manhattan av.
Bklyn .$2,100
, 'I'll ST, 15 B, n s, 28x100.6; p m; April
16; Bdw ?[' II Talmage to Agnes Neu?
stadt, Chappaqua, N V; 6 vrs. \y_ \> <?,
atty, Lawyers Title & T Co, 160 Broad?
way .$ 7 n, n o 0
1ST AV, 1462, n o cor 76th st, 22.2x70;
p m; April 14; Esther Cooperrnan to
Bmma and Chus Everhart, 1501 3d av;
3 yrs. 8 p c; pr mtge $12,101, atty, Chas
W Phlllpbar, 215 Montague st, Brook?
lyn .$10,000
S0TH ST. n a, 150 o 3d av, 25x112 2. p m.
Apr 16; Cyril .1 and Geo M Adrian to
Hebrew Orphan Asylum, 1560 Amst av;
8 yrs; 5 p c; attys, lloadley, L and H,
22 \\ llliam st.$ I 2,500
lOiST ST, 138 H, s s, IC.llxl00.il; p m;
Apr 16; Jos Lichtenstein to Cornelia W
Sladn, 49 K 76th st; 5 yrs; 5 p c; atty,
.Tno V Irwin, 203 Bway.$2,75ft
5TH AV, 2109, 18.6x110; p m; Apr 15;
Frank A llower to Commonwealth Sav
*=iank, 2007 Anist av; :; vis. 6 p c, n?<"
Geo il. Uyde, -Il Park Itow.$5,001
5TH AV, n n c, 140th st, \i bloc!.; xl'00;
Apr 14; Jacob A Cantor t.. Herman
Woog, 50 W 77th at; l yr; ? p c; pr
mtge, $25.000, art", T <; & T Co, 176
Bway .$1,900
Weht hide
231) ST, 41! W, n s, 283.8 a from line
equl-dlstant bet w s 9th av and e p loth
av; runs n 117.fixe 22.4s. s 117.6 to atreet
x W 22nd to b<-k-; leasehold; p m; Apr
15; Douglas L. Ward to the isllp Corpii,
806 Lex av; 2 yrs; 0 p c; atty, Alfred
S. Brown, 02 William st.Jl 720
55TII ST, n H, 100 W Hth av. 60x100.6;
P m; Apr 15; .las M McManus to H?ht
W Clianler, 147 B i9th st ; 5 vis; pr
mtge; $9,000; atty, T <; & T Co, 17C
''? vay ..< 1,500
58TH ST 51? 28 W, s g, 225 W 10th av
150x200.10 to n s 67th m (621-31 W);
fee and a t in leasehold; machinery, etc;
Apr 15; 621-031 VV 67th st Corpn to
Nicholas Roberta, lit 52 Franklin Place,
Montclalr. N J; trustee for bondholders;
due Jan I, 1929; ?j p c; attys. S. W.
Straus ci Co, N Y C; gold bonds. $600,000
SAME PROP; p m; Apr 16; same as
mortgagor and landlord, to Willys
Overland. Ino, Tolido, Ohio, oa mort
KaK'-o and tenant; due Jan 31, 192'?- 6
P <?; pr ml?,-'-. $?i00.000; attv, Lawyers'
T <?t T Co, 160 Bway.$230 000
r,2l) ST. 220-231, n ?. 2 lots, fach 26x100 6
and ;: (p mi; mtgo $2,600 nach; sub to
pr mtgo $12.?oo, Apr 16; Jacob Siegel to
KIllppo Pascantlno, 628 10th av; Instull.i
5.0 m". 6 p c; atty, j M Davidson lt;o
I i rond way . $5 000
SI/III ST, 322 W. h s. 16.8x102.2; p m Apr
15; Rosalie A Becker to NeJllo W
linchan, Jlawley, Penn; 3 yrs; l, p r,,
atty, Lawyers T & T Co, 160 Broad?
ly .$12,000
I?7TII KT, ? s. 100 w 7lh av, 18x99.11; p
m\ Apr 8; Allen B Grave? to Jno P Leo.
62 W 142d at; duo and Int. as per bond;
ettys, Dttlon & R, 41 Park Row.... $7.500
1421' HT, e n 830 o Broadway, 15x99 11;
Ort h, 1919; Anna O'Conneli to Julia
Alltoh-11, 1 \V 701 h ni ; dun arid Int. ?a
per bond; pr mtge ,$10,000; atty, Powell
'??I'Ii'om. 121 Broad wu ,?.$1.601
RIVERSIDE DRIVE 628, e n, 80x86* Irrog
Am I , llurtia K' .ill -, i !o to Kvu Engol and
Bdw Al Grossman, 804 Riverside Drive;
2 yen; S p o; pr mtge $117.600; atty. H
tioltllnb, 200 Broadway.tifi.000
AMSTERDAM AV, neo 166th et, 100x124;
Apr 1 Qi Walter H Ward to T Buchanan
Gilford. U. 01 M ??'b. st- An? July 10.
??19J I P ?I note?^?.?.?, .?.?.^.$1.00(5
Sale of Bronx Flat
Brings Builders Profit
House One of Two on Con?
course Erected Recently?In
.. vestors Fijyure in Deals
The Samwil Construction Company,
Samuel WilHnms, president, has sold
tho five story apartment at 1055
Grand Boulevard and Concourse, on n
plot 106x140, adjoining the northwest
corner of 185th Street, to liabiner,
Bernstein ?fe Rabiner. Tho salo was
negotiated by Otto Goodman. The new
owners paid all cash above a first mort?
gage of $125,000. This is one of two
structures erected by Mr. Williams at
this point last fall. The corner build?
ing was sold to an Investor.
House In 156th Street Sold
Ernanuel Glauber, an oldtime opera?
tor, has purchased from Jennie E.
Brolles, through Leo Abraham, tho six
Btory 50-foot apartment, with stores, at
834 and 836 East 156th Street
Apartment Sold and Resold
Mc-Lernon Brothers havo sold for
Hamilton ?fc Son to Mary Get?, tho five
story apartment at 1437 Prospect Ave?
nue, corner of Lafayette Street, front?
ing on Crotona Park, and resold it for
Mrs. Get/, to the Arborview Realty
Company for investment.
Quick Resale of Parkway Plot
Frederick Brown has resold a plot, 75
x294x lrreo-ular, on the south sido of
Mosholu Parkway, near Broadway, to
M. L. <fc C. Ernst. Mr. Brown acquired
the property last week in an exchange
with Charles Kroetz.
Salo of Failo Street Property
Morris Fein has sold tho five ytory
apartment house, on a plot 75x100, at
1054 Faile Street to a client of Abraham
Grossman.
Speculator Buys on Intervale Avenue
Samuel Weisberg bought from Fred
crick Brown, through Maxwell Moser,
tho live story apartment, on a plot 69x
. 88, at the northwest corner of Inter
i vale Avenue and Beck Street.
Calm & Pittman have sold to Isaac
| Weinstein the two story two-family
frame dwelling at 861 Fast 169th
Street, on a lot 20x90. L. D'Avola was
tho broker.
8550,000 Loan on Building
The Royal Bank of Canada has ob?
tained a first mortgage of $550,000 at 5
per cent for five years on 68 William
Street, a fifteen storv office building, on
a plot 54x124, which they bought re?
cently. The mortgage was placed by
William A. White & Sons.
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Sales at Auction
By Joseph I'. Hay
BROADWAY, 2128-34, h - for 76>h st,
200-14. runs s 104.6X ?? 10?.!? to Amster?
dam av, 308-16, x n lOOx w 21 : to beg,
three 5 Bty Mata and stores and 1 sty
str; Cecilia Einstein et al rnrt Frank
Bradley et al; due, $556,133; taxes, etc,
$18,000; withdrawn.
By Arthur O. Sheridan
128TH BT, 211 '?Veut, n s, 150 w 7th av,
10.8x99.11; 3 sty ?n-i h dwlg; Broadway
Savings Inst agt /. It Clark et ? i ; duo,
$11,601 04, taxes, etc, $97.50; to the
i lalntlff for $9,000.
Lis Pendens
Manhattan
BEDFORD BT, Sn, and Barrow nt, 65:
Oreenwlch Savings Dank net Wither V
Knapp et ni (foreclosure of" mortgage);
attie, MIddlebrook ?4, Berland.
95TI1 ST, n r, 98.3 e Broadway, 29.4x
12Gx Irreg; I.ouls T Ewen ngt Justine
'? Aleahire el al (partll ion I , atty, ?' S
Bronx
236TM ST. o .?. 25 7 e Carpenter av, 25.7x
101.61 Clara Best agt Pearl Nile? et al
(tor?elos mtgo) ? attys, Dunn ?- Daly.
183D ST, 71 \V; ?"hrl.-tlne S Ntcoll ngt
Emilie H Hieits et ni (tor?elos mtge) ;
n t tv, H. Swain.
BECK ST, 566; Max Hirsch agt. Benabnn
Realty Corpn et al (foreclos mtgo); atty,
.1 Kailol.
BECK ST, fiS2; Max ITIrsrh agt Benaben
Realty Corpn et al (foreclos mtge); atty,
.1 K idol.
SILVER ST, n w e Resello at, 26.6x95.3;
Henrietta F Mead agt M J Regina Dil?
lon et ni (foreclos mtge); attys, Nlapes
& Raynor
LONOPEMjOW AV, e a, 80.6 s Bancroft
??t. 39x80; Marlon Dell Carrer? agt
Usona Const Co (foreclos mtge); atty,
A Fox.
NORTHERN AV, 60, s w 0 ISOth st, mox
75; p m; Apr 16; Ehrcom Realty Corpn
<v E R A Realty Co, Kir? Broadway: 3
yrs; 6 p c; attys, Gottner, .s & A, 299 1
Broadway.$9,0ni)
VERMILYEA AV, s s, 100 e Isham ri. 75x
150; Mac-Dot Holding ?'o to Vandalia
Realty Corpn, lis Broadway; B vrti; <1
p <?. attyif, Stoddard ?6 Mark, 123 Broad
way .$17,600
Bronx
linn AY, 1534; Francis R Qufnn to John
A O'Brien, 727 Prospect av ; Avril i?. '
?lue ?s- mi as p-T bond; ally, C F Kelley,
rf>~ Broadway .$1.300
226TH ST, 724 E, 25x114; Frank Dlnch t.?
Dan'l Borberlch, 722 1-1 226th at ; April
16; 3 y--art-; p - aa per bond.5-' ,900
140TH BT, 595 E, 11 s, 40x95; Dora Lle.h
tensteln & ano to Marg A McCormack,
2166 Morris av; April 15; ?". years; ?; p . .
attys, Hamilton & F, 100 Broadway
$4,500
16?D PT, 626 E. s s. 18.9x99; Maurice
Kaunltz et ni to Amer Realty ?'o, 21?9 ,
Broadway; April 16; 3 years; 5 ? j p o;,
atty, Max Montrlod, 299 Broadway.
$5,000 '
SIMPSON PT. w s, 397.6 n Westchostcr
av, 37.6x100; Mll?lrr?.l Welntraub to Lllllo
E Benedikt, ut Now Rochelle, N V; pr
mtge $30,000; April r. ; 6 years; 6 p c;
atty, Mcyer Auerbach, 26 Broad st.
$6,600 ;
PROSPECT AV, h ?v ,? Lafayette st. 46x90; :
also Prosport av, w n. at -mir., lin?
Lafayette si, 25x90; Artarvlew Roaltv
Co I-. Lily Hamilton, 1439 Prospect av;
pr mtge $40,000; April ... 3 years; 6
p c; attys, Taylor, K & 11. 165 Brond
way .$4,00-1
MORRIS AV. 2031-3, ?v s, 2 lots each
21x100; 2 mtgos, .?.??li $6,500; Lawrence
Davis to Lawyers' Mtgo Co, 59 Liberty
st; April 15; duo nn<l int as per bond;
fitly. T ?} fr. T Co, 176 Broadway $ I :i OOO
MORRIS AV, 2027 9, w s, :: lots, 21,3x100;
2 mtges, nach $6,250; ?.?ame 1,, \',,rili Side
Savings Bank, 32110 3d av; April 15; :i
? ears; 5 -,<. p c; atty, same .? I 2,600
BUCKUOUT ST, 11 b, 231.li n Morris ir
26x100; Augusta P Paulson to Otto '!
?Sattl? 1. 2.'..) Echo PI; April IB; duo an I
Int as pi t- bond, atty, ? ? ?; Sattl?. 1 1
, ,-M,,rr!s ;|V . $6"ooo
DH-AHiR AV, .".112, h n, 26x112.6- llv ?1
krage] to Title Huar ??- T Co 176 Bway
April 16; due and Int as p-r bond; atty!
?'i1'" puar & T Co 176 Bway... .$6.000
HULL A\ w s. 201.0 n 200th at. 25x100;
A?,nr'':\J,,1<"'/-"U t0 Marv l'" McCarthy
3206 Hull av, April ID; 7 yr?, 6 p c
atty, Title Ouar & T Co, 170 Broad
WIUTLCC.K A\ - , ?o B'u?K3t?*
5x85; also Whltlock av, e s 729 10 ?'
';?? -'".y ,av, B0> i 10; Dorothy Golden (o
' arroll Hayes, 64 E 12 Id si . March 22
'-.?ri?. 6 p c; atty, Title Guar & T ?' .'.
1 . 'i Bway . *., ?,,,,.
IIi:! l"V m ,"' ?r '" I0" "" l8nn "' -'?"'<
?48, Reliable Bronx Italian Bal,.ru to
D?menle.? La .sala, Mamaroneck N v
April H); Instala, ti p o ; utty, John M M
??0? 625 Tromorit av .$4,500
,i>, HV ? "? 2U a Tiffany Bt, .14.10.1 irrog;
Milz K (aroy to Margt Knox, 478 Molt
av; pr mtge $26.000; April 15- 3 yri
? P c; ally, Title ?Juiir & T Co 17?
Bway . ?9 nni)
FOX ST. 854. e s, 3.1.4x110; same to'same;
pr mtge $14,000; April 1U, 3 yrs C. n .-'
"'<y. samo. jo 00A
FOX ST. 800, .- ?,. 33 1x100; ?ame to ?amo
l'r mtge $14,1,0-); April 16- atly
"?'"ne . ' ... B/?
F?)X ST, 868, e ? 33 ijdoO; 8arn6 ,,, Barna
pr mtgo $15,01)0, Apill 16; 3 yrs, 6 p <?:
atty, nain?? . ?..* nor>
INTERVALE AV, KU0. n n. 3S 4x07 kii
K Carey to Margt. Knox, 478 Mott av
pr mtgo $15.000; April 15; 3 yrs, 6 p o
r,T,.ll,K,TnUI/,,'iuilr A T ro? I7? Bway.$2,0(i?
BRYANT AV, e ?. 2.10 ? Bancroft. 40t loo
Isidoro Cuba to Union Chemical (?hiss
waro Co, ?06 Bway; pr nitgo $21,600;
April 15; atty, Till? Ouar &. T Co 17?
Bway .$3 !,00
BRYANT AV, ? h, 270 s Bancroft, 40x100
nan,?? to ?mini; pr mtgo $26,600; Apr-li
16; :i vi?, o p <?. atty, name.$4,600
I38TI1 ST. m n. 900 w Home av, 37.6x100
Dora Stelnman t.. ,t-.phlne I-' Bur?
liar.I, I I'! Il.'l.l al ; April 11.1, yrs; 6 p -
ally, N V Title f* Miga Co, ?36 Broad?
way .$2.000
VALENTINE AV, 2.UB, w a, 50x100;
Adel?oa Rf-alty Corpn to \Vm I' Corbott,
North PUlnflold, N Ji pr mt** 128,000
^?il^'Cl-iSSL" P ?l ?"* Title 6u?.
S? T Co. X'i9 totrnTt^^rm^m^llljIi
VI
Oarke Bros., Bankers,
To Have Larger Space
Old-Established Firm to Have
Corner Store Property in
Tribune Building
Clark Brothers, private bankers, who
havo been located on tho first floor of
tho Tribune Building for many years,
havo rented tho Spruce Street corner
store in tho building tho storo adjoin?
ing it and on Spruce Street for a term
of yenrs at a rental of $180,000. Julian
M. Whito, agent for tho building, ne?
gotiated the lease. Tho space is now
occupied by tho business offices of The
Tribune. The Spruce and Nassau street
corner is one of tho busiest downtown,
and possession of it ha3 been sought
by many largo concerns. Tho bankers
needed space. Their long association
with this section mado it essential that
they remain at their old stand. After
extensivo alterations they will occupy
the storo about October 1.
Clarke Brothers have been tenants
in the Tribune Building for thirty
years, and prior to this tho firm was
located for fifty years at the corner of
Chambers and Chatham streets.
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, s e o ir?nth st, runs
o 144.9 to e h 12th av x s 152.0 to n?s
Drive x n w 212.? to s a 1'iOtli st. Hudson
View Constr Co to Grace Mandelbaum,
12 W 87th st; attv, Philip D Shapiro, 119
Nassau st : Oct 26, 1916.$26,000
18TH ST, 648-650 E; Thos Powell to Tho?
.M Blake; attv. P J O'Belrne, 132 Nassau
st; July 18, 1 0 10.$10,??0
4TH AY. 407, 411 and 413; Jane M Flelch
er, 2'i3 2d st, Jersey City, to Maximilian
Strasser, 1654 Sr. Nicholas av; atty, WH
Bmi ict, 52 Wall st; Sept 1, 1911. $55, I00
160TH ST, 52C W: Herbert S and Caroline
s Osgood to the Protestant Episcopal
Society for Promoting Religion and
Learning In State of N Y; ntty, T G &
T Co, 176 Bway; Oct 31, 1900. ... $6.000
SAME PROP; same to Sarah P Symonds
atty, samo; Oct 31, 1900.$2,000
53n ST. 36 W; Adele M Timpson to
G?raldine F Adeo and Adelaide F
Reynals, extrces; atty, T O & T Co, 176
Bway; Nov 8, 1909.$60,000
GREENWICH KT. 61; Trinity pi, 8; Albert
and Karollne Hulsebosch, 51 Greenwich
st, to Augustus Momenway et al, trus?
tees; attyH, Cadwalader, W & T, 40
Wall st; .luno 1, 1918.$0,000
WEST END AV, w s, 20.8 n 92d ?t, 16x86;
Minnie S, wife Frank B Taylor, to By
A C Taylor, East, rond, Portsmouth, R I;
atty, Cadwalader, W & T, 40 Wall st.
Recorded Transfers
Downtown
WALL ST, 114, n s. S 1.7 w South st, 22.2
\72.7; Central Union Trust Co, trustee,
to .1?re F Donovan. 124 South Oxford
st. Bklyn; all liens; Dec 1, 1918; attys,
Miller, K, L & T, 60 Bway-$60,ooo
WALL ST. Ill, n s, 81.7 w South st, 22.2x
72 7; .Tere F Donovan to Lawyers Realty
Co, 160 Bway; b and S, c a g. $1
East Side
AVENUE \. n :??? cor 12th st, 51 9x100;
Henry st, 149-53. n e cor Rutgers st.
104 6x25 (fon los); Oscar J Smith, ref,
t . federated Taxpayers Assn, 5 Book?
man Bt; atty, Hamid N, Straus, 6
Beekman Bt; over mtgn, etc.$2.100
3D VV, 338, s w cor 26th Bt, 21.1xS4x
h peg i :' in loa March 18); Edward E
McCall, ret, t.. Albert E Straker, 420
olas av; atty?, uproull, It & S,
1 M ,?;.... m av .$36,500
S1ST ST, n s, in w 2d av 20x98.9: Mary
1, Fanning to George W Fanning, N "i C;
a t , all liens; Api ll 26, 1907 , attys, Salt
ers S s, i 10 Nassau st.$1
S21> ST, 161 l-i. n ?, 155 w 2d av, 20x98.9;
83d Bt, 166 i'i, n s, 215 w 3d av, 20x98.9;
Man i. i annlng to Oeo W Fanning, N
Y C; May 29, 1907; attys. Salters .'i- S,
140 Xa..?.m st .$100
Sf.Tlt ST h s, 69.7 ?? Pari; av, 18.1x74.8;
Geo Nlchola to Cassa I Stephens, 104
li 36th si , all Hens; April 12; atty,
Lawyers Title & T Co, 160 Bway.$38,000
SAME PROP; Marion I. Dlelman et al to
Bame; q <? ; A it I i i' ; any. same.$1
1ST AV, w a, 25.5 n 43d st, 26x73.9; Peter
Doelger Brewing Co to Samuel I & M
Schwartzberg, at 237 E 49th ?t ; attv,
Jules Gladstone, 132 Nassau st.$100
3D AV, e s, 21 5 a Cist. st. 19.5x70; 3d av,
e s 40.11 a 01st st, 19.5x70; Manzanola
Realty Co to Bertha Levy, 40 K 83d bt ;
b & s. o a p ; April 16; attys, L & I .1
Joseph, 135 Broadway.$100
62D ST, 212 1-1. s ;'. 18.9x100.6; Margaret
Bauer to Gertrude M Cray, 140 E 56th
st ; mtge, $10,1 "0; all Huns; April 15,
attv, T ?I & T Co, 17'.; Broadway-$100
69T1I ST, 15 E, n s, 28x100.5; Agnes
Neustadt to Edw T II Talmage, Mend
ham, N .1, all liens; April 16; atty, L T
& T Co, 160 Broadway .$101
1ST AV, n o c, 76th st, 22.2x70; E & ?'
Eborhart to Esther Cooperman, 1401 1st
av; mtges, $22,000; April 15; atty, Max
Salomon, 5 Beekman st.$33,000
70r1II ST, 115 E. n s, 21x102.2; Mathilde L
Rlcketta to Haven H Abbott, 129 E 70th
st; mtge, $3u,000; aity, L T & T Co, 160
Broadway .$110
80TII BT, n s, 150 e 3d av, 25x102.2:
Hebrew Orphan Asylum to Cyril J
Adrean, -117 2d av, & ano; mtge, $J2,
600; April 15, attys, Peterson, S .?i K.
309 Broadway .$21,600
82D ST, 430 E, a B, 12.6x102.2; Harry Klein
t.. Robert Gipuert, 14?2 Av A; mtge,
$3,600; April 15; atty, Pat'k J McGrath,
23 ; Broadway .$ HI
101ST ST, 133 B, s n, 16.11x100.11; Cor?
nelia W Slada to .los Llchtensteln, 181
E 104th st; mtge, $2,760; April 16; atly,
Jnn V Irwin, 203 Broadway.$1
12CII1 ST, 218-2S E, s ?. 225 e 8d av,
1 10 ( 100.1 1 : See Em Holding Co to Milton
M Sllverman, 207 W ii"th st ; Moses
i rystal, 319 W 69th st, and Laura Gross,
i. Hamilton Terrace, oxrs & trustees;
1> & s; c a g; nil inns; March 24; atty,
T G & V Co, 176 Broadway.$1
SAME property; Milton M. Sllverman, et
al. exrs and truateos; Clementine M
Sllverman to laldor Gersten, 351 E 77th
h', and Hannah Angorman, 298 W 137th
st. mtge, $96,760; all lions; April 16;
uity, Emanuol S ?ahn, 100 Broadway.
$105,000
6TH AV, 2H0. e P, 18.6x110; Eli/. P &
Maria C Ingraham to Frank A How?r
422 W 124th st; ii Se s; atty, N Y T & M,
Co, 125 Broadway.$100
West Side
20TH ST, 13-16 West, n ,?, 56x92; 15 West
Twenty Co to Emily Krauss, 2.13 East
02d st ; mtg $126,000; all liens; April 14;
atty, New York T & M Co, 125 Dr.?a.i
'way .$100
SAME PROPERTY; Emily Krauss to
David Zlpkln, D24 West End uv; mtg
$125.110; all llena; attv, sano?. $100
26TH ST. 22-4 West, s s, 60x98 9; Chas Ka va
lo Augusta 12 Raye his wife, 270 Park
av; b nnd s, o n g; all liens; March 27;
atly, Richard Kelly, 23.1 Broadway. .Gift
26T1I ST, 30-34 WeBt, s s, 71.6x98.9; sano?
lo samo; b and. a, c a g; all liens; March
'?' ? - ?t'y. Barne.Gift
55TH ST, n s, 100 w 11th av, 50x100.6;
Robert W Chan 1er to Jns 11. McManus,
412 West 57th st; mtg, $9,000; all liens:
April 16, atty, Title G & T Co, 17'i
Broadway . .j|uo
58'l II ST, 5I8-62?8 West, s s. 225 w inh st,
160x200.10 to n s 57th st, 621-531 West;
Willys-Overland, Inc., Toledo, Ohio to
521-531 West 57th St Corpn; all ?lens;
April 11; atty. Lawyers' T .-i T Co, 160
l (roadway .$1
621) ST, 229 West, n a, 4 2 5 w Amsterdam
av, 26x100.6; 62d st, 231 West, n s, 450
w Amsterdam av, 25x110.5; Maria A,
wife Flllppo Passantlno to Jacob Siegel,
204 West 20th st.; mtg $25,100; nil liens;
April 15; attys, Morrison fi Schiff, 320
Broadway .tlOO
SAME PROPERTY; Jaro!, and Mary Slegr-I
to Annie Bovine, 806 East 6th st; Samuel
Ellis, 86 South 10th st, Bklyn, and Mary
Siegel, 20 1 West 36th st ; mtg $30,011'
April 15; nit \, sum.? . j 1
85TI? ST, 322 West, s s, 225 w Went End
av, 16.8x102.2; Nelllo W Buchnn to
Rosalie A Becker, 232 WeHt 137th st; sub
to p mi mtg $12,000; April 15; atty, John
C Hoemlndor, 5 Beekman st. $1
113TH ST, 315 West, n a, 76x100.11; Man
gnnola Realty Co to Bertha Levy. 40
East Ri'.d st; h and s, o a g; April 16
aitys. L & I J ,Ir.ph. 135 Broadway $110
144TII ST. n s. lio o Amsterdam av 2l 2x
i'i' ll; Central Union Trust ? 'o or n Y
and ano, oxrs, t.. Jos II McMahon 472
W est t I2d Bl ; nitir $7,000; M li ell
any. 'Am C Daly, 2l7 Broadway... .$100
NORTHERN AV, 60, s w <? 180th st. lOOx
75; Sterling Holding Corpn to K it \
Realty Co, 135 Broadway; mtg $S!>,0i(C
April 15; atty, Lawrence J i ;. ? r l > ? ? r 266
Broadway .$100
SAME PROPERTY; E It A Realty Co to
Ehreorn Realty Corp. 616 Lenox av
mtg $98,000; all liona; April 16; atty'
?ame .?10?
VEIIMILYEA AV. s s, 100 n ?aham st 75x
150; Vandalia Realty Corpn to Mne-Lot
Holding Co, 299 Broadway; mtg $C3,000
nil Kens; April 15; atty, Herman Oott
llob, 200 Broadway .$100
Bronx
220TB ST, 72 i v.. s n, '.:,,:!). Daniel Bor
berli li i<> Frank l Unch, ;????< Ifl 226th "t
A pi II 15; atty, VV A Kentlnsr. ;i9S9 White
? Plains rd .$100
FOX ST, 864.860, ? ?, 134.lOx irreg, to Inter?
val? av, B60 Sn 854; Max Hirsch to Eli?
K Carey 42? State sL Bklynt mtir.
?84,5001 April Xttj axtyt m J iflyna, ifi
Court land? mr mmmwmimhmmIJI
Greenpoint Blocks
Bought for Building
McLoughlin Estate Lot Buy?
Tak??s Twenty More at Private
Sale From Estate
Two block fronts in tho Greenpo?nl
i section were sold yesterday for the
i McLoughlin estate to William J
j Glacken by Joseph P. Day. Mr. Glacker
? bought thirty lots at the auction ol
the estate's holdings last week, and
now controls fifty lots in tho same sec
tion, which will be the 6ite of an im
portant local building operation. Th?
! property bought yesterday by Mr
I Glacken is on the west side of Morgar
I Avenue from Beadel Street to Divi
I Hion Place, and from Division Place tc
i Richardson Street, and comprise;
i twenty lots. They were Included ir
j the auction sale, but were not offered
,-???-?
| Kent Situation Booming
Home Buying in Brooklyn
The Meister Builders have sold to f
Mr. Hochman 8699 Twentieth Avenue
a throe-story stucco cottage on plo'
18x96.8.
B. J. Sforza, has sold for Beast?
.Tacobi to Celia Manganaio, tho one
family stucco dwelling, on plot 303
! 100, at 1817 Sixty-third Street.
The Realty Trust has sold for th(
Aleo Building Company the one-familj
dwelling nt 20?H Sixty-fifth Street t<
Harris Rubin, and for the Artee Realtj
Corporation the two-family dwelling
nt 1363 Fortieth Street to Boris Globuf
for investment.
The A. J. Shannon Company has sole
for, Emilie Cyriax the two-famih
house, on lot 25x100, at 422 Seventr
Street, and for Mario Beil the four
story apartment at 513 Eighth Avenue
Mechanics' Liens
76TII ST. 39 XV; John C Batstone ag
Robert W Dur.enn, owner; Edw F S
Elsa 1. Curtis, contractors.$1,274.61
25TH ST, 207-17 W; Callahan K'ingsle?,
Co, Ine, agt Graphic Arts Realty Co
owner; Sterling Air Washer Co, contrae
tor irene\?';il) .$561.21
49TH ST. 634-40 W ; 3 L Snyder Co. Inc
agt Mae Seifert, owner; John D Devlli
Construction Co, Ine, John D Devlli
and J-.hn J Buckley, contractors^?,030.6'
61ST ST, 50 B; Miller &. Brady, Inc, ag!
60 Hast 61st St Co, Inc, owner and con
? tractor .$210.3
SAME rnoPERTT; E1U K Carey t?
Helena M Curtln, 2493 Valentine av
mtg, $101?.000; atty, same.$
BRONX TERRACE, e s, s H. lot 1176
map Wakefield, 50x105; Isabella L Vet
ter & ano to Dora Ellis, 427 12th av
B of Q, N Y; April 8; atty. F J Flynn
1302 Teller av.$
UNIVERSITY AV, e s, 725 a, 183.11, 37.to
9S, to Macomb's Dnm rd; Minnie New
man to Lllv Keogh. 665 W 179th Bt
mtg. $10,000; April 14; atty, Thos I
Keogh, 233 Bway .$10'
140TH ST, 505 E. n s. 40x95; Mary A
McCormack to Dora Lichtenstein, 57n
E 147! h st. & ano; mtg, $23,000; Apr!
15, atty, L Rosenberg-, 116 Nassau st.
$101
WEBSTER AV, w s, 345 n 168th st, 50.?
100, also Webster av. w s, 397. n lSStl
st, 50x95; Grand Terrace Consto Co t.?
Benenson Realty Co, 509 Willis av
mtg, $4,500; April 1; atty. M D.-rkow It7
7 1 H way .$10?
LONGFELLOW AV, 1504, e p. 50x100
Ettie Klatzkoy to Flo Realty Corpn, 7?
Bway, nun, $31,000; April 14, atty
M Berkowitz, 74 Bway .$10<
CROTONA PARK NORTH, n s. 4911 i
Prospect av, 60x94.6x Irreg; Beneusor
Realtv Co to Grand Terrace Constn ?'a
828 Coster st. mtg, $4.000; April 5
otty. M Berkowitz, 74 Bway.$10(
SOUTHERN BLVD, w s, 235 n 167th st,
80x100; J C McChrtstle, ref, to Lawyers'
T ?t T Co. 110 Broadway; April 15; attys.
Dean, T & S. 160 Broadway.$10,000
164TH ST, a s, 141 -8 e Washington av. 40x
100; BenJ F Grenthal. ref, to N & P
Realty Co, 891 East 149th st : mtge $25.
000; April 15; atty, Tltlo G & T Co. 176
Broadway .$7,11-0
134TH BT, 414 East, s s, 11 SxlOO; Leonard
F Oit to Thos Connolly 74 Beach; April
16; atty. Title G & T Co, 176 Broad?
way .$100
HOE AV, 1534; John A O'Orlen to Frances
R Quinn, 17.34 Hoe av; mtge $-?3.300:
April 16; atty, F R Cjulnn. 1SJ4 Hoe
av .$ 1
CLAY AV, ?v s, 49.11 n 115th st, 25.1x100,
Hyman Groenfold to Minnie Greenfold,
122 West 114th st; half part; mtge $6,
000; April 8; attys, Frank & Co, 299
Broadway .$ 1
SIMPSON ST. w g. 397.6 n Westchester
av, 37.1x100; Lottie B Benedikt to Mil?
dred Weintraub, 767 Must 110th st ; mtge
$21.000; April 12; atty, Wm Jasle. 20
Vesey st .$100
EASTERN BLVD, n s 50 w Qulncy, 25x100;
Annie L Jerome to Matthew Waldron.
Haverstraw, N Y; mtge $3,600; April 5,
atty, Mapes ?t R, S70 East 149th st..$l
CLAY AV, e ?. 195 n 115th st, 27x80; Rock
hedge Constr Co to H J Schumacher,
Bloomfleld, N J ; April 15; atty. Lawyers'
T <-t T f'.'o, 110 Broadway. $1 <
CLAY AV, 1740, 25x100; Rowland W|
I homas to Myron W Cuddibarh, 269 East '
176th st; mtge $8,000; April 15; atty I
Lawyers' TAT Co, 17? Broadway . $1 n? I
WASHINGTON AV. J376-80, c s, 100x120
Jny Tee Bee Holding Co to Darmond '<
Realty r0?s mtge $77.onn; April 14; attv, i
Lawyers' T <& T Co, 160 Broadwav. . $1 ?o
PROSPECT AV, s w cor Lafayette at. 46*
BO ?also Prospect av, w s, at centre lin? i
Lafayette st 25x90; Lily Hamilton to
Arborvlow Realty Co. 4925 B'way; mtge i
-0\Vr-" ,"o^Apr,L1; Rtty- ? Engl?nder.
9AME PROPERTY; Arthur Ave Bldg Co
to Archlbanil Hamilton, 1439 I'rospeet i
av; mtge $40,000; April 1; attv
same . sirio '
WILLIS AV, w b, 25 s U2d Bt,"26?60;
Dorothy B Wallln to Justina Oareiss, '
21.53 Balnhrldge av; April 8; atty, T Ci.
A T Co. 176 B'wtiy . ?m
SAME PROPERTY; Justina ' Oareiss" to i
Herman Wichke, 219 E 200th st; mtge
$12,000; April 15; atty, sain-?.$100
MANIDA ST, 813, nos. 25x100- Ann).?
Epstein to Dora Hollow, 1807 Crotona
av; mtge $7.500; April 14; atty. T G
& T Co, 176 B'way . $1 ;
ilCJ IHcl.A E?1VB 949 -l .p. a 1-8 "x
Equity Assets Corpn to Bedford Hold- j
log Corpn, 120 B'way; mtge $155,000;!
March 81; atty, T O & T Co.$100 !
3AME PROPERTY; Bedford ?Holding '
Corpn to HMern Bldg Co, 30 E 42-1 st; ?
"??50, lu8-000? April 14; atty, same.$100
?VHITLOCK AV. o s, 142.10, s Leggett
av. 150x85; also Whltloe]?- av e s !
792 10 s Leggett aV, 50x110; Ca.-roi?;
Haven et (?1 to Dorothy Golden, 541
Cliiremont Pkway; mtgo $3,500; Mare!?
22; atty T G ?t T Co, 176 B'way..$100
163D ST, 126 East, s s, 189x40; Artier'
Realty Co to Maurice Kamnitz, 1473
Hoe av, et al; mtge $r,,ono; April 16;
atty, T O & T Co. 176 B'way.$!0O
ECHO PL, s s, 115.10 w Anthony av,
20.10x100; Otto G Sattlor to Henry
Wolff, 124 E 177th st; mtge $2.500;
April 15; atty. T(I4T Co, 171 Bway.$100
?ORRIS AV, 2027-33, w s, 86.7x100; Lam?
bert Suydani, exr, to Lawrence Davis
Newark, N J; April 15; atty, T G & T
Co, 171 Broadway .$100
HULL AV, w s. 204.6 n 205th st, 25x 100;
Mary F McCarthy to Agnes T Rozelle, '?
114 E 198th st; mtge $4,500; April 16;
atty, T Q ,v. T Co, 17-1 Broadway.$i
1ECATUR AV, 5143. a s. 26x112.6; Mary
]?; Anderson to By G Krage!, 2176 Bath- :
gate av; April 15; atty, T ti .t T Co,
171 Broadway .?..$1
/ALENTINH AV. 2355, w s, 50x100; Wm ?
P Corbott to Adelsea R.-alty Co, 311? I
3-1 av; mtgo $34,000; April 6; atty, T (t i
& T Co, 178 Broadway .$1 I
L83D ST, 361 E, n ?, 20x100; Wm Mae N I
Purdy & ano, trustees, to Frank Nager.
851 H 33d at; April 8; atty. T O & T I
Co, 171 Broadway.$0.000
riFFANY ST, 952-92. e a, 440x103.3;
l.'sona Constr Corpn to Bedford Holding
Corpn, 120 Broadway! mtge $272.250; .
April 15; atty, T G & T Co, 178 Broad
way .$100 I
JAME property: Bedford Holding Corpn!
to Rosemund Realty Co, 105 E 29th st: !
mtge $273,250; April 15; atty, same, $ 100 !
1RYANT AV, 1038-40, e ?. 80x100;
Csona Constr Corpn to Bedford Hold- I
lug Corpn, 120 Broadway; mtge $S6,60?;
April 15; atty, T O & T Co. 176 Broad?
way .$100
JAME property; Bedford Holding Corpn
to Isidore Cuba, ?76 Kelly at; mtge
$42.000; April 16 i atty, earn?.$100
3LEASON AV, 2255, n ? 26x10?; Herman
Wenblco to Pauline Kaplan, 701 Bt
Nlcholaa av; mtge $4,000; April S; atty,
T G & T Co, 176 Broadway.$100
Tit HT, n a, part lot 457, map Wakefield,
26x100; Delia Egan .?i ?no to P Manse,
Mllll.ro. ?k. N V; mtg? $4.00Q; April 5;
nil?-, T ?1 ,?i T Co. 176 Bway .?leo
38T?I ST. a s, n00 ??? Home av, 37.6x100 .
Jonephlne E Burghard to Dora Stein
mann, 1050 il.,,, av; mtg.? $28,000; April
il; atty, N Y T & M Co, 135 Broad?
way .$100
(uMiS BT, 831, n % 46.SX lrregi Francia
S Mo A vor, rat, to Jas El tlaffney. 1141
t1?anr Mi AprillAJ fttttV T a * T Co,
94
Racing Summaries??
HAVRE DE GRACE, APRIL 16, 1919.
?Apprentie? allowance claimed. Weather rainy ; track hear?.
r,f> FIRST RACE?Maiden two-year-olds. FOUR FURLONQ8.
p?i Time, .48 2-8. Pure? 1782.40. Post 2.48, off at 2.60. Start %e>eA> *&a
fallowing, plac?s driving. Winner, ch c. by Peter Quince?OMdo. Train? __.
euetel._^
In"a?.~lto7?:-WTPTTBt^-V* % Fin. Joclieyi: ST^FT 6V
~=~p??r~CTmT? T-TiTSTT"! l5 1* Is ^5rolan""~ll$qnni??3?-a
48 Cobwebs.112 8 1 3* 2f 2- Troxler ? 2-4 M
86' Paul Jone?.IIS I ? 34 84 34 T-Pavia ? _ j.\S
? Klnnoul.115 6 4 5- 55 45 E.Ambroaa ? _ tl
? Mr. Drummel ...11? 18 4? 4? 6? J.William? ~ _. ?
88 Murray .115 7 8 6* 8? 6? Rice ? ??
1 Kitty Gordon ...115 4 7 7l 74 7* E.Sande -- ? _
? Skittles .11? 8 8 I ?' ?1 McAte? ? ? _
88?_Snndy BeaJ .^^.115 H__6 _ 9 9 9 Corey ? _-_ _
" Peter"c?mbs a??d Mr. BraTntneTWen RlddT? FarmB entry! Murray andlBa?ay
Beal Mui-rny entry. ?
Mutuel? paid?Peter Comb?, 141.80, 81220, $4.40; Cobweb?, 88.B0, 82.40
Paul Jones. $2.60. ..-?-.
Owners?1, Gl?n Rtddl? Farm; 8. H P Whit.iey : 8. R Parr; 4. W M Jet
fords; 5, Glen Riddle Farm; 6, W S Murray: 7, 8 Ross; 8, P S P Randolnh
H, W S Murray. ?
Petpr Combs and Klnnoul -wore blinkers. Peter Combs ran like a good eolt
?He liked the mud and won pulling up. Cobwebs made up a lot of ground. PaUi
Jones, off slowly, closed fast, ran a good race. The others beaten off.
f\0 SECOND RACE?Three-yoar-o?ds and up : Belling. FIVE FURLONOS.
y O Time, 1.01 2-5. Purse 8782.40. Post 3.17, off at 3.20. Start good; yet?
handily, place easily. Winner, ch f, ?. by Trap Rock?Hortenses. Trainer w
Q. Bedwo'.l. '
Ir7j3e?""f?or?e. Wt PP. St. ~"'~"%"K ** Fin. JockeysT. St P?. " g^
?""Dott?e VandiverlC9 ' 9 2 ?i"f l?"l4 l1 "S?ndo J3-10 13-29 ?.??a
74' Ballast.116 8 1 2- 24 2' 2? Butwe',1 ? 7-20 7.20
? ?Peasant .101 3 8 8l 3f 8?i 3* D.'nyse ? ? ?n.tn
? Elected II.106 5 8 4' 4? 41 4? McAtee ? __ _Z
? Sylvanno.104 2 0 8? '?'?V 6l 6l Ambres? ? ? _
? Nobraska.112 4 4 6? 6* B* 6? Davies ? ? __
? Brisk .1Q5 6 5 64 5l 76 7s Dreyer ? ? _
69 ?Auctioneer ... .100 7 7 7? S? 8? $" Oarswell ? ? ?j
? ?Pokey B. 90 1 6_ _9 9 _9 9 Wlda __-^ ?___ __
Mutuels paid?Dottl? Vandiver" $6.30, $3".30","""$2.90 ; Ballast, $2.70, $2/7(P
Peasnnt. $45.70.
Owners?1, J K L. Ross; 2, J E Griffith; 3. J J Murphy; 4. E Sletas; t
J O Talbott; 6. W Stockton; 7, b' D Weir; 8, W L, Oliver; 9, Mrs C tl Gilroy. '
Ballast, Nebraska, Peasant and Auctioneer wore blinkem. Prtti" t/andlvv
at homo in the going, was easily the beet. Ballast could not e,.\e the weight
but ran a good race. Peasant well up all the way. Sylvano can ci ; better. '
THIRD RACE?Three-vear-olds up; claiming. FIVE AND A HlJJf
FURLONGS. Time, 1.09 3-5. Purse $782.40. Post 3.44. off at S.4g.
Start good ; won easily, place sama. Winner, br h, 6, by Flint Rock?White
Thorn. Trainer T. S. Foantaln._
Index." Horse. _ Wt PP. St. \j V? % Fin. Jockey?. St PL ~8h.
73? Thorn ??bom" ..f?l"3~"5 I7"!1-!11-!11 C.Taylor '""3-2' IP? 1.4
38 Ideal .106 4 2 4? 4? 2*2* McAtee ? 5-4 3.I
79 ?Jack Healy . ... 95 5 4 6 5 5' 3* Carswell ? ? ?8-1*1
? Cobalt .116 6 1 2a 2* 3l 4?} Ambrose ? ? _
? Cora! .Ill 18 3? 34 6 6" Davies ? ? ?
? Caddie.Ill 3 6 5? 6! 4*_fi Walls _? ? _
M\ifuels paid?Thorr7~Blrcn, |T, $3720, $2T0 ; "ld?aT.""?4".rj<\ 'SJJ->T~Jic\
Healv $(?.30.
Owners?1, C E Fountain; 2. P. F Carman; 8, T H Wilson ; 4. ?V H Si-han?
ton ; 5. W Stockton ; 6, J L Donovan.
Cobalt, Caddie and Coral wore blinkers. Thorn Bloom made a rur-away
race of It, winning in a gallop. Ideal came fast In the stretch. Jack Healy
made up a lot of ground. CoLa'.t tire" a3 If short, will Improve.
j" FOURTH RACE?Four-year-olds and up; claiming SIX FUR
" LONGS. Timo, 1.17. Purse, $782.40. Post, 4.14; off. 4.16. Start
good; won easily; place earne? Winner, b. g., bv Swoep?Radiance. Trainer
H. Rites.
InTrelTHHSwer-"Wt gETSC ' *4 % ' % Pin. Jockeys"
r45")"AmackassIrr":...TT?~2?"8 Wi* 1* "i4 Butwell
(44) Slbola.108 1 ? 2s 2* 2* 24 Metca'.f
? Miss Bryn.104 fi 4 4? 4} 4l 3> Dreyer
? Fnvour.105 5 1 8s 8* S" 4? Obert
? Zinnia .106 4 5 8 6 6* Re Mountain ? __ ?
(10) Tan II.113 3 6^ 64 6* 6 6 W.Robinson ?? ? ?
"M'ut?eTs p?Td?A'rna"ckassTnr*TOro;"" $S," $2:6"?"; S"ibo!?, ST??9, $8.6"oT"M!ss
Bryn, $3.40.
Owners?1, J E Griffith : 2. G W Blssell ; 8, Mrs E S Cayett ; 4, P 8 P Ran?
dolph ; 5, G A Shlpman : 6, H Roseacher.
Amackasain wore bunkers. Amackassln stole a big lead soon after sttrl
and showing a liking for the mud, easily held field safe. Slhola was alwayi
close. Miss Bryn ran a good race for her first effort. Tan 2d ran a disgrace?
ful race.
% FIFTH RACE?Harford Handicap; three,-year-oJde and up; $1.800 added.
FIVE AND A HALF FURLONGS. Time, 1.08 2-5. Post 4.42, off 4 41
Start good; won easily; place same. Winner, br. c., by Dick Wells?Glen?.
Trainer. H. G. Bedwell.
Index." Horse." " Wt "PP. St." M *4 V.''% Fin."" Jockey?.' " St" Pi! Sh.
? 'Billy Oily '..7.'.116 ?i 1 2? 24 14 14 Sande""" fil? 1-5 1-20"
? Pickwick .120 5 4 3' 3" 2' 2? J.O'Brien ? 7-20 3-20
(74) Chas. Leydecker.llO 2 8 4* 4>? 410 S? Butwell ? ? 7-20
? Dr. Johnson ....106 12 I1 1* 3* 4s Amhros? ? ? ?
_ ? Jack Hare Jr.. .118 3 5 6_ B 56 Dreyer _ ? ? ?
Mutuels paid?Billy Kelly, IS.40, $2:40." $2.10 "; Pickwick;"$2 70, ti"HT~t.
Leydccker. $2.70.
Owners?1, J K L Ross; 2, W L Clancy; 8. Mrs J Arthur; 4, W M Jef?
fords : 5, W E Appiegate.
Pickwick, Charlie Leydecker, Dr. Johnson wore blinkers. Billy Kelly ran as
if best : lay close to tho pace to the stretch, then took the lead and won easily.
Pickwick moved up fast and easily got second. C. Leydecker mada up ground
Dr. Johnson quit badly. Hare, Jr., did not like the going.
(\>7 SIXTH RACE?Three-year-olds; FP7E FURLONGS. Purse $882.?).
Ji Time, 1.02 2-5. Post 5.15, off at 5.18. Start good; won easily, plac?
handily. Winner, b r. 3, by Hippodrome?Tripping. Tralner,_F. D. Weir
Index. Horse. "" Wt PP. St".""" % M H_Fjn. Jockeys.- "St PI. Sh"
? Toto.l2T 7 l 14141* l? Dreyer "4-6 T-ffl 9-1?
? Ticklish ..._110 15 4' 2. 21 2? Ryan ? 19-4 47-20
~ Star Realm_110 9 9 1? 61 51 3' Butwell ? ? 39-20
? Crystal Ford ...110 2 4 3' 4? 3i 44 Burns ? ? ?
? War Marvel _120 3 6 54 R! 64 Bi Rande ? ?? ?
? Different Eves. .103 8 2 24 83 4} 6? Obert ? ? ?
~ Stickling .101 4 3 6' 74 9 7' AmbroB? ? ? ?
? Soldat de Verd'nlOB 5 8 9 9 71 8? Nolan ? ? ?
(58) Mfthony ..113 6 J _S4 S1^* 9 Rice_?_ ? ?
Mutuels paid?T?tofl4T50, $8.40, $2?90T Tick?lsli7$??l0, #6.70 : Star Realm.
$3.90
Owners?1, F D Weir ; 2, A H Morris ; S. D Gideon ; 4. W J Starr ; 5. J K L
Ross; 6, Casco Stable; 7. H P Whitney; 8, Glen Riddle Farm; ?. T Clyde.
Different Eyes wore blinkers. Toto, much the best, won easily. Ticklish
ran a good race. Star Realm made up a lot of ground.
(\(y SEVENTH RACE?Four-year-olds and up ; claiming. MILE AriD 7?
VO YARDS. Time. 1.53. Purse $782.40. Post fi.40. off at B.4L Start good :
won easily, place same. Winner, b g, a, by McGee?Pflncesa Oma. Trainer
p. E.Pons._
Ln?iI?L:J3?r?^_ "Wt PP."St \ jH? % Fin. Jockey?___St_ "P?. Sh.
35? Ind'nlenc? .112 3 3 3? 24D 1* ??" Sande "27-10 17-20 1-11
? Capital City ....110 5 4 5 B O 4? 2? NoLin ? 83-10 8-lj
95
69 Kilts II.132 1 1 14 1? 2? 24 3? Corev ? -- 8-11
34 34 3? 4*
? Peracus .105 2 2 21 4* 5 6 5 Mountain
?Mlllrace. 96 4 5 4? 34 3J 3* 4* Weiner
Mutuels paid?Indolence, $7.20, $3.70, $2.20; Capitol"CTtv. $1.20. ITS7'
Kilts 2d. $2.30.
Owners?1, M R Poub ; t, N Smith; 3, W C Oliver; 4, E Sletas: B. F F
Aylwin.
Kilts 2d, Indolence and Capitol City veore blinkers. Indolence, at home It
the golnir. took the lead on the turn and won easily. Capitol City raa a gooo
face. Kilts 2d quit badly after showing early speed.
Hot Springs Results
First rare (for four-year-olds and up?
ward: claiming; purso $100: five furlongs!
?Robert Mantel!, 109 (Mclntyre), -3 to 1.
5 to 2 and 8 to 5. first; Oklahoma Irish,
108 (Warren), 15 to I, 1 to 1 and 3 to 1,
second; Neg, 103 (Brown), S to 1, 3 to 1
and 8 to 5, third. Time, 1:02 2-5. Bobby
Fib. Edith L., Naaledovatl, Agnes Re.ma.
Natty, Ida Pinacle, Satsuma Belle, Royal
Tea and Persevere also ran.
Second race (for four-year-olds and up?
ward: claiming; purse $600; five furlongs)
? Sureget. 10!) (Brown, 9 to 2, 2 to 1 and
even, first; Doctor Zab, 109 (AVIUis), 15
to 1, 6 to 1 and 3 to 1, second; Thirty
Roven, 109 (Steams), 12 to 1, 5 to 1 arid
6 tp 2, third. Time, 1:02 3-5. Valerie
West, Bert Williams, Alina Louise, Et
talu?, King K, Hasty Cora and Lang
home also ran.
Third race (for four-year-olds and up?
ward, claiming; purse $600; one : .lie and
a furlong) -Miss Wells, 96 ( Boyle), 20 to
1, 6 to 1 and 3 to 1, first; Leta, 96 (Ride
nour), 5 to 2, 4 to 6 and 1 to 3. second;
Durward Roberts, 100 (C.Robinson ). 7 to
6, 1 to 2 and 1 to 5, third. Time, 1.54 4-5.
Ellison, lllekorynut and Dehra also ran.
Fourth rii.-e (for three-year-oWs and
upward; claiming; purse $S00; six fur?
longs)?Blue Paradise, 108 (Cassity), 18
to 6, 6 to 5 and 3 to 6, first: Port Light,
113 (Bell), 3 to 1, 3 to 1 and 7 to 5, sec?
ond; Bon Tromp, 112 (C, Robinson?, 13 to
6, even and ! to 3, third. Time, 1:14 3-5.
A. N. Akin, Lively and Happy Valley also
ran.
Fifth race (for three-year-cltls and up?
ward; claiming; purse $600; one mile and
seventy yards)?Jack K., 114 ((Cassity),
7 to 1, 5 to 2 and even, tirst; Jack ODowd,
105 (C. Robinson). 6 to 5, 1 to 2 and out,
second; Stitch in Time, 104 (Carroll), 4 to
.. 6 to 6 and ? to 2, third. Time, l .46 2-5
George Muehlbach, Jessie Louise and
Scourgeman also ran.
Sixth rac? Ifor three year-old? and up?
ward; claiming; purse $t>00; one Millo and
seventy yards)?Sunflash, 106 (steams).
:? t?> 2, 2 to 1 and even, lirst; Ben Levy, 110
(Mclntyre), 4 to 1, 3 to 5 and 4 to 6, se?
ond; Bengali, 115 (Leeds), 13 to 1, 5 to 1
and 6 to 2, third. Time, 1:47 2-6. Sol
Gllsey, Tom Caro, Caraway, Cavalcadour
II, Buffaker. Luke Mae, Vorn? B. and Bit
y Blarney also tan.
Harvard Golf Schedule
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., April 16.?Ten
events aro included in the Harvard
University golf ?schedule announced to?
day. Tho list follow?: April 22, Wol
laston C. (.'. nt \\ 'ollaston; 24, Wood- '
land at Newton; 30, Brae Burn at ;
Newton; May 3, Williams at Spring- ?
field; 6, Dartmouth at Boston; 7,
(jeorgia Tech at Boston; 8, Alcmar'.o
at Newton; 23, Princeton at New York;
24, Pennsylvania at New York; June 3,
Vale at Providence.
? ? ?
Rain Halts City Series
PHILADELPHIA, April 16.?Rain to?
day prevented the opening of the five
game series between the two Philadel?
phia major league baseball clubs.
Skeelcrs to Play Sox
Wild Bill Donovan's Jersey City team j
will meet the world champion Boston
Red Sox Sunday afternoon on the In- |
ternatlonaj Lear?? ?Tonnda at Weit
Sid? and ?CoWm A-mn?*? i****f <??
Havre de Grace Entries
FIRST RACK ?Two year-old,; selling; four fur
: .. (?j
? l-okey Jane.10"' [.-.* ? J - ??'..'< . V
Glen Light .....112 Pots ... 1?
t?4) Unisida .I Of) 1 '. Foreclosure . .109
Hidden Ship ...109 43? M leton.109
(78) Boher-Xa-Bre'a 103 ? 0.?3
Major 1 lak.106
SECOND RACE.?Four-year-old? ?-? 1 ' upward:
ele--?..echase, selling; stieu: iwo miles
? Rliomb .14.11 ? Fartv Light.?'
? Warlock .1451? Dixtor D .Bn
? ?Otto neto.142 ? Garry Water . ..1 ?>
? "Plmr.horer _135 ? Booth .H'
? ??Meine .?40?
THIRT? RAO?.?Three-year-old? a.-:d upward:
maidens and winners of one r-ine. claiming; 11"
? Hurricane .109 ? Our Nephew... ?'''
Left Fielder_115 68 Reynold? .1?
67 LoyA) Peter.115 - - Melai -1 >lj
t>] .-verer .112 ? J x? Joe , ,
C? Sophie K.112 ? s ?perl ? . ?
"Dancing Car'a.1 10! Plenty ,
79 Retreat .1-4 ? )? wise ' ' lid....11?
? - *Vlre M-Hiee. .. i>9 - .1?.-- Dawson? ' "
5S 'Beauty Bleep.. 99[ ? Consistency ."?'*
? '?' . Mackenzie .list
FOURTH RAfJE.?Three-year-old? ar.d upward:
conditions; tlr? and a half furlong?
? ?'.-'.iiper .1111? Straightforward .111
? .'?.s Mount ...IM ? Foreground .c.ft
- ?'kt Machine... 114 - Dlgb Co?t .I11
? ? ollnella .101
FIFTH KA?'E.- -Three-year-old?; ?elllr.g; tt? and
a 4:a'f furlongs.
-- 'Ambas'dor IH.101I - Itnbala . . JJ
CH * Antoinette ....10 - :? tnml Cl .L8
? Tommy w.ia,-:-... : :.,
sixth kah: Four-year-old? and -jpward; elaini
lng: sli furlongs.
? Habette .100173 \\:]? Bed'?tte...l<''
Hrarado .105 SO' Prune? .H.
(87) *Onlco .100 '3) Sister Ensh!eJB.-.K';
? Hax Coy .105 76) Bronco Bill;.1?'
85? 'Laura Miller.. 9i) ? Cla-k M .??*
SEVENTH RACE.?Four-year-old? and upwar?-:
claiming; mile ar.d seventy jir.!?
51 Virginia Yell_101 ? - Pullu? .-" .
?W ): -? Ro?'" ? Il: v ?oyat .]\\
162) "Bdlth liaumann ?? (90) Ren Ramp-son..?1:*
???'? ?''-.... ' .- Arbitrator . ... ,
84? lian .1051 63? O M Miller ;-\
?'0 Misa FI ley . . : : ? "KU gflsber .;?*
S.'T.l.l Huuley...l01 84 Ctoarie? Francis..??
84 Thrift .!..
- <a>
?FIt? r?n:-?-i? apprentie? al' -??r..-? claimed.
'Ten pound? apprentice allowance olalmad.
S Formerly Henry Robert?.
Woaihor cloudy; uai* aioppy.
Havana Nine Held I'p
CAMBRIDGE, Mass- April 16.-Fr*d
W. Moore, graduato manager of *n*
Harvard Athletic Association, received
n cablegram to-day stating that tM
baseball players of the University of
Havana had been unable to obtain pa**'
ports to come to America. Tho Cuban'
were scheduled to play Harvard her*
on Saturday. The r?ate will be fin*1
by the Springfield Y. M. C. A. nine,
which was nnable to play a scheduled
game to-day because of rain?
? ? ? i ?
Rain Spoils Reds* Gam*
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April le.?Th?
exhibition baseball game scheduled I?*
this afternoon between the Cinema?"?
National? and Indianapolis America?
Association teams w?e ?3an?soll?4 ?*?*
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New-York tribune. [volume], April 17, 1919, Page 16, Image 16
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924