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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06
BIG BROADWAY LOFT BUILDING.
Plans for s75O,OOO structure in
Herald square FILED.

Twelve stories will be the height OF the
loft building to be erected on the site
OF the old Herald Square Theatre and
other old buildings on the west side OF
Broadway from Thlrty-nfth to Thirty
sixth street Plans for the structure were
hled yesterday by Clinton g. Russell for
William Everdell. Jr., and william T.
Barnum, who bought the property several
:i:-'i:hs ago from Charles +. johnson. The
structure will cost $4,000 and will be
built In the name of the 1897 broadway
Corporation. II will be 2il5 feet on
Broadway. 207.l feet on Thirty-nfth
street and SIS feet on Thirty-sixth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06
VANDERBILT TAKES STABLE.

Cornelius Vanderbilt has taken a lease
for one year Of the three story stable AZ
1870 West Fifty-four'h street, owned by
". L. u. Stokes The building Is on
lot 25xl00. The Douglas Robinson,
Charles J. Brown Company was the
broker.
r. A. Turner has leased for Cardinal
Farley the Harnet stable at Is TO 10
East Thirtieth street. a fve story build
ing on plot 7bxio0. 10 Charles O. Kniee
The stable IL going 20 be torn down and
the new quarters have been leased for a
term OF years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06
LIS PFNDENS.
Manhattan.

ELIZARETH ST. lbS--J ohm Mo'inS.i as
Joseph I. Molinari ct al lpar;ition); s,tys,
X G & VI Mcdonald. =.
BROADWAY. 224s-5s, and slst st 2lo'.o
Vest Hen jamlu u Hoffman ct al agi
Ileischmann Bros Co ct a! faction TO
forrr.Ns mechanics Nenl, ATTY, .
IliTH ST. Is Wes,-LllIIan II wcchsler agt
Kats q kramer ct al foreclos % mtgel b
at.y. y Wechser
35TH ST 70 r. and property In Wcstchoster
countv-AugustA + ZeTega agt Iouifa \
barnard ct al tamended PARTITION; ATTY
A 8 Murry, Jr
Nargarettn De Lemon aEt Ellen VI
Edgar ct al tforeclos OF mtge), atlys'
Rose q Paskus.
TINTON Az " :, 1913 u l5sth 81. 4lxls
tfor,clos OF mtgl: atty. y Hirschberg.
3p Az. " cor Brook ~, l%hS2S.b-thHs II
Trnenbaum Hgt Vim II Harden IT al Gore
clos OF mtgli attys. Cohen Rros
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06

Marcus NJ Marks. President OF the
Borough of Manhattan. will be the guest
OF the Chamber OF Commerce OF the
borough of Queens at It's meeting on
Wednesday. October 7, and will speak
on the subject OF public Markets for the
Borough OF Queens" President Marks.
who is chairman OF the market committee
OF the Board OF Estimate. has been sue
cessful In !naugurating four free public
markets In the borough OF Manhattan.
II IL proposed that several such markets
he established in different sections Of
Queens borough
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York. fair to-day and
tomorrow; somewhat cooler to-day; mod
crate north and northras winds

tomorrow; somewhat cooler to-day; mod
crate north and northeast winds
For New Jersey. fair to-day ans to-Ir~~-
row; light to moderate shifting winds, be-
coming northeast
For New England. fair cooler to-day; to-
morrow .air. moderate north winda.
For southern New England. fair to-day
and tomorrow somewhat cooler to-day. eS-
cept in extreme south portion. moderate
north and northeast winds.
NEW YORK. Oct. 6.-Rain continued 10
fail IN the south Atlantic states yesterday.
although the pressure was hsh over all
sections east Of the Mississippi River
Low pressure prevailed over most OF the
West from n principal centre north of Mon
tana and secondary .depresslons over the
upper Mississippi Valley and the SOUTHWEST.
causing cloudy aud showery conditions over
the Mississippi Valley and the Northwest.
II was warmer In the middle Mississippi
and lower ohio valleys.
In this city II was foggy and cloudy in
the forenoon, followed b. fair. little change
In temperature; wind, light variable: average
humidity ~ per cent. barometer, corrected
to read to sea level. at A. Nj. 3o1i:
l. NJ. 1907.
The temperature In this city yesterday, a.
recorded by the ofllcla thermometer. is shown
In fh. SOD e.Nt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06
REAL ESTATE MEETINGS.

The annual meeting Of the Real Es-
tate Board will he held in the board
rooms at ll5 Broadway on Thursday.
October Is. at =. NJ. Three governors
are TO be elected TO fill vacancies
caused by retirements.
Monthly meetings OF the New York
Building Managers Association will be
resumed this evening At the Underwriters
Club. in Liberty street The Rpeakers on
this occasion will lie Rudolph p. Miller
and Abram ]. Elkus
Harlem Property Owners Association
will meet Thursday evening at i47 East
l25th street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06
st5.ooo MoNTCLAIR PLACE SOLD.

MoNrcLAlR. = J.. oct. 5.-The resi-
dcuce property NJ the late Walter f.
Duryea, who lived for over ten years
with broken neck. was sold to-day 10y
Ellis T.. Earle OF Nontclair to the Mount
Prospect Land Company At n price Of
$4,000 The property has frontage OF
32i feet on Duryea road and l75 feet on
Lorraine avenue The residence. which
was the home OF Mr.. Duryea for a num-
Der OF years. is Of frame and stone con-
struction ard contains fifteen rooms and
three bathrooms. The sale was effected
through +. u. Crawley n Bros. Of Mont
clair.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06

For North Carolina, South Carolina and
Georgia. unsettled to-day: probably local
showers. tomorrow fair; moderate north
east winds
For Alabama and Mississippi partly cloudy
To-day; to- morrow ,air; liSht northeast to
east winds.
For Louisiana and eastern Texas. fair TO.
day ana tomorrow; moderate east and
southeast winds
For western Texas and Arkansas fair ts-
dsy and tomorrow.
For Oklahoma. fair to-day and tomorrow;
moderately warm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AN PA Pm
Sun rises 5:5N sun scts SSi Moon rises. ois
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH'k $40 Gov Island sos Hell Gate. .1Ots
Low WATER THIS DAY
sandyH'k 226 Gov Island sOl Hell Gate. AZ,
Arrived MOSDAY. October S
S. Mnnctonka, aO5 \. M. London, Septem
Der -
SIS Clan Campbell. 4. NJ. Glasgow. Septeu-
her %
s. Carolina $50 \. NJ. san Juan. September ~.
s. Conccttlna dl Giorgio. \ NJ, Jamaica.
81 No-hclm tlor NJ. case $ pt"mhcr 70.
- IAmon J. " Port Imon, September ~.
~ Advance $40 a IL. CriStObal September -.
Ss MontevidrO. q \. " Havana. October 1.
SIS creole. New Orleans September 10.
81 Fl Occidente, Galveston. September 20.
81 Mnllnockct Sta sston, october g.
81 Eupon, Norfolk. October 4.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
- Csmeronia. at Glasgow
Ss Mauritania az Liverpool
IS Minrewaska. at London.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS Danube from Barbados
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06

Nv. sept 80 ". Q, atty G
nacchlcr. 1925 walker v......... 1850
LOTS lsO a 1871. map jos Hlss9r -tmu:eppe
p,rrotto 10 WIN VI Husson. 20 W ram
ST. Oct ~. ins;alls 50 g, ATTY q a
co lI6 BWay 49,. -. ,-..L =. 90
ley Trinity CONGREGATIONAL church ~
fremont 10 Franklin Savings Bank 90.
Sth av. oct ?. ". y 60, atty w
N6suOLI PARKWAY NORTN = so n
20sth IT, 80 4x9s 3N5oxlO5-Wm W Niie-
80 las l. Wells az Alexander Az. eNr'
nav ......... 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06
WILL BUILD CONSTABLE STORE.

General contract for the store building
Frederick w. Vanderbilt has agreed
through Douglas L. Gilman n Co. to
build for Arnold. Constable & Co. on the
site Of his home at the southeast corner
OF Fifth avenue and Fortieth street and
adjoining realty, has been let 10 Nieman
n Luth. The building will he six stories
on a plot looxi75. with a 20 foot extern
sion fronting on Thirty ninth street. ad-
Joining the Union League Club
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06
FAR ROCK AWAY TRADING.

q. Taus a Son have sold for Frank
Welcome his cottage and garage ON plot
5uNiUu. on Division avenue. north Of the
boulevard. to Andrew j. Kenny for Al.
bert Cohn a large plot at the northeast
corner OF the boulevard and Ward avenue
to Louis Boggaine who will improve the
property with twenty-five bungalows, and
for Phil Gloss "A plot ON Eldert avenue, to
4 Lynch
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06

The Goldburg Furniture and Carpet
Company has leased for a term OF years
the five story and basement structure at
the southwest corner OF Amsterdam ave-
nue. and liSth street
Edwin =. Hume has leased for the 10
sephine A. Lowell estate the store at gao
West Fifty eighth street and the second
floor at 22s West Fifty eighth street to
the Willard Storage Battery Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06
27TH STREET HOTEL LEASED.

The John VI Fife Company has sub
leased for John T.. Lederman the Hotel
Beverwyck. at 80 and Al West Twenty
seventh street. 20 w. r. d'Ascoli for ten
years at an aggregate rental OF $4,000.
The Beverwyck is seven story structure
on plot 50Nss9. between Broadway and
Sixth avenue. The leasee was formerly
proprietor OF the Grand Union Hotel.
Saratoga Springs. y. Y: the Tappan Zee
Hotel. South Nyack. y. Y. and the Hotel
Ascot. In New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06
WRITE TO FACTORY BOARD.

The New York state 'lctory Inves-
,Igating Commission reqL~I's those inter.
ested In this subject I, present their
Views In writing to the commission on or
before October Is. Letters may be adj
dressed TO Abraham |, Elkus, chief cOun-
gel 10 broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06
PHYSICIAN SELLS HOUSE.

~ Henry G.. Hands has sold eos West
J 3Oth street, "A three story and basement
dW"linE on lot l6.SXg9.11. 9l.s feet west
of seventh avenue. to Henry Pierson Il
60. In exchange the buyers gave the
frame residence at 4S5 East Seventeenth
street, Flatbush. Brooklyn, reported sold
roo. nILN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday
Allentown Realty Corporation, Manhattan;
CAPITAL 40 900; directors Frank L. Cunning
ham, Henry schwob, New York city Flor
ence Ilinchc,Ine. Brooklyn, y, Y
Steinway Building Company, Queens; capt.
tai $4,000; directors, william y. toetter,
John T Kreyysser ASTORIA l" L. Jno T.
y S Holding Corporation. Bayshore;
capital 100000; directory f ~ knowlton,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06

Dr Ia Moutt' dentist u Stapleton.
has purchased q number az lots on Targce
and Baltic streets Concord. staten island
through II. T Cornell Il Is his intention
10 improve the lots with small buildings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06

FIRST Lieut. ". G, miller from Twenty
"FIirat Lieut. q. v Maddox from Twenty
seventh 10 Twenty fourth Infantry.
second Lieut. A G, Evans, from Seven
tpenth to Eighth infantry.
Seconi l,cut \. u. Cowiey, from Twenty
second 10 Eighth Infantry,
second Lieut. VI + SPORT, from Twenss
sececd 20 Twenty fourth Infantry.
second Lieut.. W, r Aver, from TvH~s
third 10 Fifteenth Infantry
second Lieut.. l. NJ, Wheeler from Twenty
nrst to Eighth Infantry,
Second Lieut. L., Gehman, from Twenty
seventh 10 Eighth Infantry.
capt y. Small Philippine Scouts
rcsignaL lion by the President
FIrs, Lieut., II. q. fletcher Medical Re
serve Corps, from Fort Oglethorpe. Ga, to
his home.
Major i W Fur!ong Cavalry, 20 For,
W ay. Kan, for course at mounted service
school
Major :. o. Jones Thirteenth Cavalry
transfsTred to Eighth Cavalry,
THIS navy order was issued;
Passed Assistant Surgeon b. r. Jennes. to
the retired list.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

10th ST 234 L. 1ll--Adof Mandel 20
Ranace De santis, 3O7 loGth st, . yrs
iisTH sT' 2u-S T., stores and bosementr--
Hy Rosenstein 10 Jno Clemente 2tl r.
atty' A Snydecker ago Rway st:O and slso
i2OTH ST. 1864 E, alderman Kahn 10
strathmsnn Automobile Co, 1858 " l20th
st. 20 yrs from oct /, 1914 IS goo and 81, 900
sTH Az, 1891. n " cor 18th ~, all-Philip
J Curry 30 Dennis OCcnnell 2O6 W ian
ST. 10 yrs from OCT !, 1914; atty "
stewart, 1893 80 av..,,..,..,,,,..,NOO 900
Bronx.
HOE Az. 6iC. all--Aldus CONSTR co. Inc, to
E!lkay Realty, Inc, - Bway yrs from
oct /. 1919; ats, \ Felt, a. Hwsy ble9
HOE Az, $50. ull--Samc to same, yrs from
oc! |, 1914 atsy' same .. ,o..,5l2s
Enrlco Amsducci. 22b " iTsth st, "
from Oct l. 1914; atty, Enrieo Amaducci
37b i7oth st..,.,,..,,,,,,,,.,'., 5000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY, cor sl-t -. loe 2N.-o s.
Chls n parmStodt Rzt VIM walter
. RosI. Heruh,imer ana Lelman bern
heimcr. trustees. owners, Fulton Bag 60,
lessee. Flt.schmann Bros co, cont. ~ 80. 40
GREENE ST, 90 aud 7l--kaslow Iron Works.
Inc agt 80 Gun st Co. owner; VIM pau-
Bronx.
iSOTH ST $40 E-Jos Comache agt Mira
whale, owner and cont ..........., 5000
HILL AV. :. 275 n n Randall av, 60xlOO-
Henry Slleck Jr, agt Robt Plckens.
owner and cont trenewaD .......... 1895. AZ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06
uoRouGU OF sRoOKLYN-FOR SALE.

DETACHED HOUSE containing Nine
Rooms all lmproyements on plot OF grouno
to,iao I, beautiful Kings Highwsy section,
Is minutes TO New York by Brighton Beach
81 Public and parochial schools Two olocs.
.uav churches Of all denominations nsrr BY
FOR sale az bargain TO cash buyer: neigh
oorhood rrpt class For particulars. address
oLpCAIG poN i2a Sur NsSc~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06
wOODMERE PLACE RENTED.

John f Scott has rented for DIR. J.
Herbert Claiborne his house on Brewers
Point Branch Woodmere. l.. l.. TO ". T..
Winlock. and for William G. wilson the
Arthur F Crosby house on Keene lane to
Or. Gerhard II. Cocks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06
RIDGEwooD HOUSE RENTALS.

Joseph Lynch OF Philadelphia has
leased residence on Phelps road. Upper
Ridgewood, and Myron Upham the dwell
ing AZ 1877 Highwood avenue. Ridgewood.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06
NO SALES At AUCTION.

There were no real estate auction Of
ferings In either the Manhattan. Bronx
or Brooklyn salesrooms yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY, lSei-American Radiator CO
~ John II Hanan ct al Dec 80 1918 Ngsas
SAME pROPERTY--We " Glasson VS.
John u Wendell ct a., Jan 10, 1914 St76
39rH ST 2l7 VIOLIN \ Murray 90 vs
18TH ST. 100 W---August g Schwhgrr vs
e 4 Sluven ~ al, sept 20, l9li ...... Sl29
.taisT at 3O2 W benjamin Shumau vs.
palsy u McNiockey ct a. Mly ..
.!lr III ~, ~ ana IL; " oriental ri!spfoof
sash and Door 90 VS. Vessel Nick-' .,
cross ct Al. Aug IS. 1914 ,....,....siTs 80
HrOnx.
l7SD ST, :, bLs . Webster ay, tor9s
simplex Improvement Co ct al, Aug 49,
1915 .,,.,..,.,,,,,,,' '',..'''''','''. 'Nto
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06
AssIG NMENTs OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

ESTATES MICE SECURITIES co TO W
Realities Inc; 2 assts. Gee. ....:..,.. 81
Poha .,....,............ 81 500
ISAACs, LEWIS NJ. exr to Julius otfen.
SAME to Robert Onenbacn, trus. 1901. 81 900
KUHNLE, HENRIETTA T, to Elmer |:
DAM AIM LOUIS to incius r van Diorenis. 900
WALLACE, BRENCHEN ct al. exrs. TO
Anna poe sfnSIiy' nS''yg
VOORHEES,. CHAs II. sxr. 10 Julius
uoeeei' ''''''''' iR,,ro,n,,,''''''''''' N"OOO
LAWYERS MTG co to Emma Plant. $4,000
SAME 80 Robt T Fowler ct al, trus s2s, 900
UILRICH HELENE, to Chas Korbel ...,t
TAXPAYERS REALTY co TO Harry
Calm. ......,,... .....,,r..''' tzVES
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06
COTTONSEED OIL.
Prices at New Lows-Crude OIL De-
cItnes.

Some freer offerings ~ crude oil were
reported over tho week end. Sales on
the basis OF 34Lc were traced Hedge
pressure In the local market brought
about some fresh low levels for the sea
son. About the hest support comes from
consumers, but this has not been sum
Client to maintain quotations. Tenders
Yesterday were for 1900 barrels
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06
MORTGAGES,
with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.


with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
(South OF Fourteenth ST.
9TH ST, ~ is6 ave. Ave p 2! iiS' Sd 10 -
Fiora STARR ?S7 icth st. oct 5, pr
mtg nIooo, yrs p c; "ttys l. J. i ins
Co. 100 b""y -, MISREPRESENTATION
CEss, of Firth av between Fourteenth and
ii0th stsD
27TH ST. s. iast I'd av, ts.sN9Ss--
Wills II Smith 20 American Mtg co, 40
Cedar 81 oct @, yrs, y c; attys. Bowers
8 a. cedar st....,...'.......... $4,000
LEXINGToN Az, ;5S "a d. g. s'T
Robert :; i 29I4 st; @, IT,. W =, oS 81
VI Fuchs to MarEt Blanco. % Bergen at.
Bkyn. sept IS, pr mtg s. 500, due April
!, 1917. ep c; atty, JOS T Mu!ligon iS6
west OF Fith az between Fourteenth and
lloth sts.l
''r to Levi. 'T Prcs. Cos Gates "s sy Rkyn yrs'
6 p c; oct l. atty, Harris oppsIman,
coirMRRW"ss ~ = cor soth st. ss.4xiioOs
SO West eoth $, corpr to Harold Freund,
s 81 W w si"' r' a III h hS%Sna ,JoSG
Manhattan Island; north Of lloth ~
LENOX Az " y. 40 n l2Ith 81, a. iNloa
Harry merhoH 10 BERNARD .tfetH' Jts
W 7?d 81, Oct !: prior mtge. ti9 600 due
Sept 20, 1915; p c. attys. Merrill 4 II,
i:sTH ST n $, 1875 Lenor ay issXpoll
d II Jackson Go to Julius Frank, trus
1873 W 18th st, oct 3; yrs, 81 c, adj
dress 90 Sc william St: ....,.,,, 5000
i2sTH ST, n, 1872 LenoK nv, lbeN
99li--ssme to same, Oct 5, yrs ~
or LAM, Az 'ipsOSy
99ii--Ssme to same, oct g. yrs y
i.sTU ST, y g2s " Amsterdam av i7x
gs.ll--Joscph W Hatch to John Dury, ass
Ft Washington av; Oct g. yrs, So 9 :
atty, r q 60, l7d Bwhy,.,..,,,,,,. $4,000
Br0ux.
thorough ~ The Bronx
l;lTH ST q, 20 Nyse aN, b0Ns0-Hiagin
Iirglo to Kaih n pedrlck, ~ Britton az,
Elmhurst, l. |, SEPT 10, yrs, y g, atty,
T u 4 co, ia Bway. ......... ~ 600
JEROME Az. cor l75th st, aoN2oo; also
Erh.SS Oi ma" IS w Vest Ena l a1 to Lou.
Frank ats W 22d al. Oct 2, yrs, p C.;
arty, l. T A. 7 60, 90 Bway o.. .Si2, 600
LOT io7. map NELL estate Ferdinand W
Frankenberg TO Geo Hauser, 1879 Taylor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-23
CHARLESTON RACING RESULTS,

First Race-Five and "A half furiongs-
Coming Coon, III tByrne,, IL to 5, Won.
Thoo cook, H. ,Ward,, 3 to /. second ;
Mosant, 1l2 tNathanI, 4 to .. third Time,
l;l0 5. La Aurora, elem Beachey, Sur.
pass Cherry seed, Bobby Cook, Fasces
Jennie Wells, Hans Creek. Fawn, Elsie
Herndon, Lady Etna and rrotagoras also
ran.
second Race--Six furlongs-Ryc straw.
100 McTaggarO, to !, won; Doctor
Kendall, los tBuNtonD, to :. second .
Laura, l0l ,NeanderI, | to 4, third. Time.
l;lG. Jezail. GolllwogG Belle Terre. Mel
rose and Barium also ran.
Third Race-Five and n half furlongs--
Sylvestris, 100 tWard), to o, won, Ethel
burg H., l0i (SumterI, to ., second
Black chief. 10? 'Wntkinsl, to ., third,
Time. 1909 IL, corn Cracker Joaquin,
Jacob Bum, lrishtown, Satyr, Auto Maid
and Votes also ran.
ia ,McTaggartl, rs to +, won; Brave
C" "'" io77 t tG 4 to 5, third Time
l:lt e-5. Monocacy, Sherwood, Count erpnrt,
Deposit John =, Nixon and Caugh IIill
Fifth Race-One mile--Doctor Jackson
,Os tMcCaheyp, to .. won, Tom Hancock
81 iSumter,, to |, second; Stentor lOl
Corey,, 20 3. third Time. 1:ii Ia
Helen NJ. Dicks Pet, sherlock Holmes
CurieuN, Frog, Toy. sweet Times, Matte l..
and Kinder Lou also ran.
sixth Race-Dne mile--chartier, 10.
COREY, II to 3, won; Earl of Savoy, no
tBurlinganel, to /, second; Frank Hud
son. l05 (McCahey). Q to g. third. Time
| l:A 2-5.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-23
JUAREZ RACING RESULTS.

FIRST Race-Threc and onc-half furlougs,
:. won; 'ommauretta l07 ,Dominick), :
third Time. ~ Ia. Smuggler. category.
Ormcad. Wahaloty, Himyar lass. Asa Herii,
don and Lady BenZo, also ran
Second RHce--One -Weyanoke. ll3
UorusL to D. won; Ethclda, 10 ,Mc-
Cahel, to ., second; sharper knight. 10,
tEstcp'. even, third, Time 1888 Mawr
Lad George Karme bahsren. Marsh all
Tilghman, Topland. Gelico. Miami. Great
Jubilee. Jim Caneratta, shorty Northcut
and Wicket also ran
Third Race-Ftve and one half furlongs-
B'rka, los dryer. 60 l. won, Barbara
Lane, los tMccabel, 3 to 8, second Dick
podie, los traplinl 10 10, third. Time,
1907, Muy Bcna. Ceos. proll, Filina. San
taenca, lie Estrelia. Montreal Clarbel and
Auntic curl also ran.
Fourth Race-Fivc aud ohe-hair rurlungs-
Royal Dolly. los (Tapin), TO 10. won;
Barsac. los ,MatthewsI, to 2. second
Zm, lO5 Carter, ! To 10. third. Time,
l:ob 40. Gordon Russell, Birdman, Closer
and Quiduunc also ran.
Fifth Race-SiN furlongs-little Jane 1Ol
IClaverl II to ). won, Herpes 100 tFeeney,
to |, second; Lofty Haywood, los oGentry,
| to ., third. Time, 1:12 - High street
Sir ANescot Lady Mcbride and Goldnnn
also ran,
sixth Race one mile -- Rockdale, los
tWoodsl, . to !, won; q. ". Kennon ll3
I.oftusl. . to |, second. Mazurka, IO7 (Hiln
g to !. third. Time. 1884, So Noryo,l
pontefract stanley s., Sister Florence and
FRAGILE also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-23
FEDERALS MAY PLAY AT
BRIGHTON MOTORDROME
$. VI. Gumperts Writes Gilmore
Asking for Franchise
for Club Here.

II the Federal! League breaks into
Greater New York territory this year It
will have to do business NJ Brighton
Beach. The syndicate which proposed to
operate AT Washington Park, provided the
Federal promoters could show sufficient
backing for seven Other clubs. has thrown
up its hands. The emissary who visited
Chicago earlier in the week returned I'M
convinced. as he had on the occasion Of
his first visit
1t has been learned. however that s. NJ.
Gumperts. who was interested In Dream
land. Coney Island. is anxious to Join
forces with the Feds. letter from him
to President Gilmore was forwarded yes
terday. stating that Gumperts controlled
n lease on the Brighton Beach Motor
drome and that he would welcome the
outlaws with open arms. He dealt with
the excellent transportation facilities and
the seating accommodations already pro-
vided.
\, the solicitation OF Gilmore and his
associates the syndicate with designs on
Washington Park promised to wait until
next Monday before returning the decided
refusal which was decided upon yesterday.
II Is understood that Federal League rep
rcsentatives will visit New York for the
syndicates answer. II Guinperts is able
to improve the opportunity, New York's
curiosity in the independents may he
allayed as soon as the revolutionists take
the field
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-23
MACK RAPS HANLON AGAIN.
"SOId One Park to Dunn, Then Aid,
Rival Across street." lie Says.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 22.-Connie Mack.
manager of the Athletics. was the prin-
cipal speaker at the annual banquet ~
the Delaware County Baseball League.
which was attended by almost three hum
dred persons. Those who attended were
surprised when Mack raped not only
Ned iianlon but the Federal League as
we'll
IL would like to explain what | recently
said about Ned Hanlon of Baltimore"
Mack said He sold his International
League club to Jack Dunn. to whom he
also leased the Baltimore park Now
Hanon has turned around and leased
property just across the street from the
Baltimore International park 10 the Fed
erals for their grounds. Surely you men
here who are in business would not stand
for II a minute If you bought out come
persons business and good will To have
the same person start up rival business
again just across the street from YOU
That's just what Hanlon did in Baltimore
The Federal League may look better now
than it ever did, but | don't see that il
has chance to max" n success of things y