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COUNTRY HOUSE RENTALS.

Herbert A. Sherman has rented for
Mrs NJ Y, Hammond her house and
grounds on Pcst road and North street
Rye. ". Y, for the season to W. A.
Thomson.
Fish & Marvin and Mrs Grrrlt Smith
have rented for Minor u. Randall tho
Chmneys, at Tokeneke. to Mrs. J. Wall
Finn. The property consists Of large
Colonial dwelling and several acres of
land. It has been rented for term
furnished.
william Greer OF Manhattan has
leased through q. l.. Gilsey & Co. for
the coming season the Underhill place
at Oyster Bay. l.. I.
John j., Scott, with Pell & Tibbits, has
rented for Harold w. Buck his country
seat in the Hewlett Bay property at Hew-
lett. L, l., to Nathaniel =. R--,i-i,. Vice.
president Of the Pressed Steel Car Com
Rny.
The Lewis ". May Company has leased
at Edgemere, L. l.. for Louise De Mott
cottage on Cedar avenue to r. David
Tor :. & l.. Construction Company cot
tage on Hartman avenue to Sig Welt
nsr for I;d',emcre Realty Company on
the Boulevard to NJ Scllatz,
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HAvRE DE GRACE RESULTS.

FIRST Racc-For three -year-o!ds selling
.M fur'.ng. Humiliation. lo2 ,Balh. 50.
" and - so. won; Quick, lo7 tAnd.rsonl,
Tsggaru. 1850. third. Timc, lis. Mar
garet Meise, carlton g. song OF valley
Stpn-heng" and Nssh also ran.
second Racc--for r-c-y,ar.olds and
upward: selling ono milo aud seventy
Yards; Luther. ii3 Darlington. So. s..70
s. so and f2.3o. second: Ask Ma l0i
tBaiD, sa.A0. third. Time. Ia rs. Good
Wood. Ruth Strickland and Tamerlane
Third Race--ror ,hree-yea--olds and up
ward selling N.Y. and a half fur!ongs:
-, hrst; ,Tactl-ss los oAnderson,. $3.50.
8, second. Gaelic. 100 ,McCah.y,. SS.3o.
,hird. Time, i;S, 3,S; Scottish Knight,
Cool Cool C"unssL M"eiicka, Eddie +. and
Fourth Race-For three. .ycar-olds and
upward; selling; one mile and sixteenth:
southern Gold. io7 'Schamerhornl. sss 20,
s'i.lo and $50. won; Royal Meteor, M
,J ,MeTtggsrn'' $40 and $3.50, second /;
hI4!.F iGi1G Tlas TrSseFT iOi MTgpmtain sac
Pcg. Napier kneelet and Dev!l Fish also
ran.
Fif;h Racn-Thrce. .year-olds and up
ward, selling; six furlongs: Iacxie.. lis
oDoylo,, sIilc. $3.50 ana $40. won; La
Rete Noir' ll5 IBuxtonl. $40 and 8. 30
second: Trenn. lp6 Graves, $3.50. third.
Timc, 1915 -. Ellen Smyth, Fily DelphIa,
Precision, life, Edith Olga aud Glcnda le
also ran.
sixth Rao"-For thr""- -Nc1r-olds and M,
ward selling. ave and onc-ha.f furiongs
Martin cssca. los ,AudersonI. $3.50. $40
$3.50, Wol: YorkNI.ie, 1906 ,Ballb, s.. 81 10
s"cond. KING Worth, III ,Buxton). ,e.SO
third, Time, l:Os. BriKhouse, ,;reetings
Iuk" Of Dundar and Dr, Il. 7. Swurengcl
| also ran.
seventh RACE For three year s,Is an,
inward: selling; one mile and Il sixteenth
! bnsh 10. IL ,Shuttiugcrj. $40, Sa,
! and s3So, won. Fredn Johnson. io7 -
! McTaGgartl. $3.50 and $3.50. second
! Nu2anr, 10. 'Andcrson,, $40, third
/ Time 1850 Juliet, Flying Feet Alston
| Ndet and Della Mack also ran
The sun., 1916-04-29
LEXINGTON RESULTS.

81 ocollins,, 5000, 81. 20 and $3.50, Won;
Wanda riiSer. lo6 tShilliug', $50 and
IL 80. thirl' Tlm'' i:isa- :, "]si"bri,y ]
uuclc VILE, Mcx. Mary Jay, Izzet Rey
and Old Charles also ran.
lMcTagxaru. $40, $50 and s:so, won !;
sweet Helen. II? tBook.r,. 5000 and
$40, second; Lynette. ll2 lRice,. ses 90.
,hirl. Time, S2 ~, fermllia, Mabel y,
Rosewod. Believe Ne and Trio also ran.
Third Race Six furlongs: Father Riley,
u? cooper. $3.50. 'a.3o and s2.s won
Rliy doe. ne tJonesl. s2,So and s.? 80,
third Time. 1917 Is Blarney' High
Horse. Brockhold, Rosemarion and Haw-
thorn also ran.
yards: Dodge. ll2 Murphy. .s2.5o, 81 20
and $40, won; Milestone. lO6 tMo,p.
;s,' ;;sS. aGsI@a ,IjrS %E Fo'ow ,ss 'q@y
F!fh Race Thre"-yesr -oiis and up
ward; purse $500; siy furlongs-
Rcn Quincc. los 'Joncsl. $50 and SO 20,
sccond; white Grown. los nIunD, So so,
ihlrd. Time, - 3'3 Brooks, Slecth,
King ,i"r'n' Huhnk"r' EuIogy and 'Fieuro
slNth Raco--ror two-ycsr-o,ds: four and
. h.If turiongs,' 'Hornnn'bosn, ioa MolU.
coiemSn' 100 oG. Garnsr,. $40, third thru
Tine, e;is IL, i,;' v Evelyn ". FriEerio. +. c
seventh Race--sellinE; for thrce.y year.
olds and up one mile and seventy yards
:srpassinE, II: ,Kedoriis;!: $50; 1910 and
and $3.50, second; Lynn. 100 Cooper
iaic; third. Time. lsa -. W.. W. CLARK
%cS H:roS .;.oS S''.S .nG S1S IsS. cGiG. .ist
livingston entry.
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trade at the fourth story. The entire
plot will not be occupied by the dwell
ing, space on one side being left for
use as u garden. The entrance will be
through large grilled iron doors and
extending through a long corridor to an
arcade to the entrance lobby which will
lead to a massive circular staircase.
In the basement will be a wine cellar
and dining room facing the garden
The first floor will contain dining room
and a reception room. On the second
floor will be a large library. writing
room. salon and a conservatory. The
owners bedrooms will occupy the third
floor. while the fourth floor will be given
over to guests rooms. and servants
quarters on the NTH floor. The build
ing will have a frontage Of 80 feet and
a depth OF 1908 feet. Frederick Ster-
ner Ia the architect and he has esti-
mated the cost at $4,000. The site
Ia diagonally opposite the Carnegie
dwelling. Mr.. MacNeill bought the
property from Mr.. Carnegie several
months ago.
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ASsIGNMENTs or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

SD AV, oIg-Edwin \ Ely 10 L s Trust
Co A. Wall 1t. attys, stewart ;. :,
~ A\. lIUI-Samc to same ..,..... VI
5+TH ST, "lI " Same to same .........
10TH ST III N-SaIls to same . ~
The sun., 1916-04-29
INVESTORS BUY IN kINos.

r. T. Newman has sold the six family
brick fiat on lot 25xI00 At 1S9 Fifteenth
street. near Fifth avenue. for Marguerite
Deyo to, an investor.
The large plot at the corner OF Ridge
Boulevard and Eighty-second stree.
covering half of the block, has been sold
by Frank ~. Malone. as broker. TO n
Flatbush builder. who will improve the
plot with modern apartments.
The Bulkley q Horton Company and
James X. Fisher have sold 1879 Ocean
Parkway. three story detached dwell
iIs. on plo; 4oxl50. for the Chester Drug
Company to a client for occupancy.
Howard G. Pyle & Co. have sold s36
Union street. near Eighth avenue. a three
story brownstone dwelling, Tor Anna r.
Sogue 90 SchcrmerhorN street. near
Hoyt a three story and basement brown
stone house. for NJ. w. Dennis a vacant
plot 10oNlo0 on the west side Of Ray
mond street. near De kalb avenue to a
client. who is To erect a factory building :
259 Hancock street for VI. l.. Bowden, a
four story brownstone dwelling.
The Meister Builders have sold a two
and half story siucco and hollow tile
dwelling al 1889 Seventy-fifth street, Bay
Ridge. for occupancy.
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AT THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE.
~ " L McPhillinmy A CO
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)


nEooME ST a',' ".c s We, Es.y. s. '',;
atty. 7 9 CO. l7e Bway. ........... 5000
100 Apl up g. is,-wss' ~ End si,s SIns'n 90
.,TT rf''s sT znSne ,sSs & .,h ay sSS
to Jacob Rosen,hai. 1898 TN av: atty.
100; 18TH st, 3i4-s VI. So 2s7.s = sth av.
s..6xsl.3. oct 2. isic--Thos Keahon ct
al 70 Martin Graney- at Pearl River.
y Y: atty. Hy wendt 10 Nassau
ssTH ST. i: W. 81: tse " S,h av. ?ixsss S;sy
Jan 20. isis-Rivcii Realty Co 10 deorsi.
anna @ Miibank. io7 r seth o.; atty.
It Co. l76 Bway. ........,.. e55:o 900
18th ,sis.ms s :ss 70 ,svin: wi az s.vns. % n.,n Ms.
ii5 Chambers st: at'ys, psyo & B., ~
i,sTm ST. sai e, 4. e.o..s. sd av' 'YsVss isss
looli. Api 20. Iso5---Jos Kreinik TO Hen
retta Fibei atty. Jacob J Aronson & SO
icTM Az. n $. 7,i n sad at. .Gsx7Sx
irreg. Mar 81. iss?--John Flaniy to Emil
grant Industrial savings Bank, 81 Cham
bers st. atty. VIM Orr. 81 Chambers
7.rH sT ll.s VI. 5. $50 v Col ~. sSs
i0.?. July ~, iei3---,iuy b Radford to
Warwick Savings Bank of Warwick. y
Y. attys. Butcher. r. Madison
7,rH ST. iai ". :. $50 Col sv. COX
1922. Mar s. isl.--Chas y Dowd TO
Bowery savings Bank. i:s Bowery; atty,
sp AZ. iss.s. an1 N I'm -,. 1885 Z. ease,
cha,,cis, sc, De- 10. ieo4-ra,k ]
oKe.ns and ano 10 Bernard T kearns.
atty. SAM Newmark. 26I Bway. $4,000
The sun., 1916-04-29

CRoroNA PARKWAY. 1889: cro,ona
parkway, 1890. Elsemere pl, sis: DAILY
rv, 1891, houses-Edmund Francis
Nlty "a to Abr workin and ano, ltS
" ltOth St 3 yrs from May l., lPlG;
rttys, Reiss & u, 35 Nassau ST. .sS3.10o
The sun., 1916-04-29
TRADERS ON THE MOVE.
Large ana Small Firms Secure
Quarters In New Sections,

~. l.. MoxIey 4 Co. have leased the
sixth floor at la1 Madison avenue to
Arthur Schoenbrun & Allen Lapidus. and
the first loft at ~ Chambers stree, TO the
Alpha Lamp. Glass and Brass Company.
William T.. Fuerst has leas sed 20 Henry
Livingston and Joseph Deutsch space on
the second floor OF S2s TO 332 seventh
avenue
Ewing. Bacon e. Henry have leased
space on the fourth floor in the Archi-
tectural building TO the Bruston Auto
matte Electric Lighting and Power Com
pany for four years and seven months.
The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased portion OF the third floor OF the
t'rankel Building. i5 John street. for
five years 10 G. u. Young 4 Co. portion
OF the eighth floor at - and 80 Pine
street to ". r Burns Export Company,
and for the Remington Typewriter Com
pany space on the nineteenth hoor at 2sl
Broadway to Harry = Horwitz
Basiine Il Co have leased space At
III East Nineteenth street TO X. Prop
per. commercial designer. and Parker
l.. simmons Co. publishers.
Mars'on & Co. have leased ofYlce. at
3lo FIfth avenue 10 the Great Western
Railway OF England. William Thomas
Cuiiin: Henry Gasman and Samuel
Greenberger. and the store at 253 West
duction Corporation.
Ames \ Co. have rented the store and
basement ~ BAG West Fifty-second street
TO BERNARD Runge. grocery. store and
basement at 353 West Thirty-nin,h stree;
to John Carlton for commercial storage
purposes. and the three upper floors in
said premises to 4. de Leo for a term
or years. and the ground floor store at
36S West Fiftie.h street to the Spring
| field Auto Repair Company.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased AT lsSS Broadway the store and
basement 10 the Garland Automobile
Company for a term OF years at ID TO
- West SiNty-frst street space on the
| ffth floor to Kenton Hartman 4 Co. at
II West Thirty-seventh street the third
floor 10 Maurice X. We!ns;e!n In Strand
Theatre Building space TO Rarris &
Lewis. and in the Godfrey Building.
Seventh avenue and Forty-n,rth street,
space on the NTH floor to Feaster Cor
poration and space on the tenth floor 10
| Harry Grossmann.
Scherick & Mendei have leased in the
building at ~ and &6 East Twenty
| NTH street the eleventh floor to Anathan
e. Co. manufacturers of neckwear. and
the twelfth floor to Lawrence Manufac-
| turing Company. manufa cturers OF silk
nets. and the top floor OF the building
at 80 Union Square to the Arthe- Levy
Bernard Company.
| Rastine Il Co. have leased the store
and basement at 80 East Eleventh street
to Joseph Reichbach cabinet maker. and
at III East Twenty-eighth street space
| to NJ NJ. Schulman, cloaks and suits
Thomas J. o'Rcilly has leased the store
a, 2s3l broadway to T. Cooper.
The sun., 1916-04-29
REFUSES TO ENJ0N RIDERS.
Profrssionai Cyclists May Compete
at velOd romS.

An injunction TO prevent six bicycle
riders from riding at the Newark
Nelodrome tomorrow was refused yes
terday by vice-Chancellor John Griffin
in Jersey City. Tho application was
made by John A. Matthews OF Newark.
vice-preeident OF the Federation Of
American Cyclists. and was a move In a
fight between the Cycle Racing Assoc!a-
ton Of Newark which controls the
Nelodrome. and an association OF about
thirty professional riders of Newark.
The petition contains an affidavit OF
Harry Pollak that the six riders. Harry
Kaiser. Lloyd Thomas. Eddie Madden.
Martin Ryan. William Hanley and
George Cameron. signed contract to
ride for him IN Brooklyn on tract OF
ground he leased for $l?.>oo. for which
nc has paid $500. The matter will
come before Nice-Chancellor Griffin in
Newark on May =.
The sun., 1916-04-29
MANAGER FOR COLUMBIA CREW.
W. y. walker. q senior. Chosen
Harper to Direct Tennis.

The Columbia crew. which has not had
a regular undergraduate manager since
1914 received It's full quota OF admins
trat,e officers yesterday. when i, was
announced that W. T.. Walker. a senior.
had been appointed TO the post. Walker
was appointed assistant manager to L.
T.. coDden In the fall Of 1914. When the
latter eft college Il. r Griffen. track
manager was appointed temporary man
ager OF the crew while the squad was at
Pcughkeepsie last spring. Since then
there had been no undergraduate guide.
J.. :. Harper Was appointed manager
of tennis. post which also has been
vacant because Of the resignation of
Manager Mccracker. a. Titcomb was
named assistant manager Of tennis.
The sun., 1916-04-29
FLAT BUILDING IN THE BRONX.

The northern corner OF Grand Con-
course and 1921 street will be improved
with two five story fats. 56xioo and 65x
100. by the l73d street Realty Company,
Aaron Miller president. The cost will
be e1 100000. according to the Kreymborg
Architectural Company. which filed the
plans yesterday. Two Ave story houses.
i;xS1.6 each. are planned by Samuel
Garry for the east side OF Rycr avenue
399 feet north of 1s2d street. william
Koppe, architect. estimates the cost at
$1,000.
At the northwest corner OF Davidson
avenue and Fordham road. plot 65.lox
llI.5. n moving picture theatre will he
erected by the Creston Holding Company.
Irving Judis, at n cost of $4,000. Gron-
enberg & Leuchtag made the plans.
The sun., 1916-04-29
MORTtsAGES.

with name and address of lender and
lenders attorney
Downtown.
South. of Fourteenth ST.
sorTH ST, -i::. n " :. l5.sx;t2>lssN
90 Apl /, yrs or sooner = n G.
kath , Mead ct al TO American Mtge
co. - Cedar st attys, B ~ ;, III Cedar
MONROE ST IA, '..''ss,,,x ,ono 'Ss''v!
i ". Apl IS. due and int as per bond
Julia Thorn TO Title Guar 4 Trust Co
WEST UR3;,nw',y' ,., ,, slo,UVc
st Nss1, ti.3N:o.lQ. Apl 81. 3 yrs. p 9
otto l. Arps 10 Christina Kruse, 2iiS
Grand sv, Bronx, atty II q co. $40, 600
The sun., 1916-04-29
REALTY MARKET
NEWS And COMMENT
Demand Only for Vacant Prop.
erty-$35O.0OO Dwelling
to Go Up Near Carnegie.
BACHELORS ON HUDSON ST.

There was little demand for any class
OF property yesterday. Had II not been
for the purchase OF several vacant par
cells by builders and adjoining owners
the day would have been the dullest
In real estate for some time. Several
building operations were filed. One was
the dwelling which Charles MacNeill will
build on the site. on the north side OF
Ninety-first street. diagonally across
from the Carnegie residence. which he
bought shortly before the new year from
Mr.. Carnegie. The house ID to cost hin
s35O.O00. Another Improvement Of in
terest Is the altering OF a Hudson street
dwelling into bachelor apartments. The
suburbs continue TO lead the local mar.
kct
The sun., 1916-04-29
DEMAND FOR VACANT LAND.

WEBSTER AvENCE--w. Il. & ". /.
Brown have sold for the Title Guaran-
tee and Trust Company. a plot. 55x3+.
on the east side of Webster avenue
219.46 feet south OF Gun Hlll road. to
an investor who will improve the
property.
EAST 10TH sTREET-The 10th
street, Jerome Avenue Company has
purchased from Martin Il. Cohen the
block front on the south side of 116th
street. between jerome and Townsend
avenues. plot 205.lOx194.6x 200.
which will be improved with five story
apartment houses.
EAST 26TH STREET-The Hanford
Realty Company has sold 31< East
Twenty-sixth street. a four story tene-
ment. on lot 25xss.9. TO James ]. Moo
ney. who owns 316 and 31s. adjoining.
and now controls q plot Of 10 feet
frontage.
7TH STREET, J. Phillips a Co.
have sold 70 an investor 80 Sew
enth street. . six story tenement
on lot 34.sxSo.lo. between Hall place
and Second avenue.
The sun., 1916-04-29
Local Racing Begins To-day
Football Men Have
Worst Class Mark

NEW BRUNSWICK. April 2s.
Coach Sanford's football
team did poorer work scholastic
cally than any Of the other Rut-
gers athletes, while the gymnasts
stood highest in their studies for
the first term Of this year, accord
ing to averages compiled by Dean
Bevier. The pigskin chasers
scored over $50 points on the
gridiron last fall, but their class
room average was only 69.5,
whereas the gymnasts got III
per cent. The swimming team had
74.4 per cent. and the basketball
squad had 1875. The glee club
beat out the athletes with a rec
ord of 1853. The average of the
entire student body was 1913.
The sun., 1916-04-29
BOOTS AND SADDLE
WILL SOUND TO-DAY
Local Racing Season will Be-
Gin With Meeting at
Hewlett Park.
CLOUD IN FEATURE RACE

The local racing season will be ushered
In this afternoon at Hewlett Bay Park
j.. l., with the opening session OF the two
day spring meeting OF the Rockaway
Hunting Club. The afternoons sport
also will mark the beginning Of the anna
teur racing season In this country ana
the initial outdoor social function OF the
year In the metropolitan district.
These facts alone are sufficient to at
tract q record breaking crowd Of specta-
tors to the course. but because OF the
high class list of entries and the in
creased interest In thoroughbred racing
arrangements have been made to take
care Of a big attendance.
The entrance to the course has been re-
arranged TO do away with congestion
upon the arrival of the trains and more
space has been provided for spectators
along the homestretch and in the pad
dock. Besides the regular trains a special
will leave the Pennsylvania Terminal at
2 o'clock, connecting at Jamaica with the
train which leaves Flatbush At 80
The races will start at o'clock.
A total of los entries has been re-
ceived for this afternoons and next sat
urday's races. establishing a new mark
for the opening meeting of the season
On to-days card there are six races. en-
bracing steepiechases over the brush
course. race, for hunters over post and
rats and two events for runners on the
nat Although each of the races has its
Quoea Of star entries. special interest
centres upon the South Shore Plate. a
ra0e Of about q mile. because Of the entry
Of Cloud In that event. Last season
ClsuA made an enviable record for him
0eH ~ winning . number Of sprints at
the various hunt meets. carrying top
weight.
Among the entrants are many prom,.
nent persons and II goodly number OF
the leading gentlemen riders will wear
silks. To-day's entries:
First Racc--The Albro Farm Cup abou,
half . mile on the nat-culvort, i6j: Pay
Streak. SO; ToFesdor. $50; uvcryonda. i5O;
Second Racc-The Rockaway cup. for
hunters; about three miles and half over
ps0e and ralls--Nlna. itj; Banco, lj7;
49,: .Toreador. i::, Miss Meadows '65.
Third Racc--Hevlett Plate. haudicnp
etsep!echasc: about two nil"s and half
Web Carter. is; -. shannon. ia Gold
PMcher. lt.. Jim Hanson. i5.: Fa;tauta.
let: Courcur dc Bois. lt'
Fourth Race-South Shore Plate: steeple-
chase: about one m,le--c'loud. lsS; Marcel
linus. i3s: Texas star, iii. Eadhald. 1855.
Fifth Rac.--reda-hu cup; handicap
stespiechase: about two miles---Bcn Wyvis.
las; Nenuphar. l&3: Ovcrscer. 1873: RoSal
Amber. lE: Cherry Malotte. ijs; Fashion
Prinibutton. 1875. Dixon Park, 49,. Crest
Hill. l3j: Burgrayc. i3o. a'eue of Bryr
Mawr. ,3s Abton. lt5 otto Floto. 1913
siI,h Rac"--The Dash about six fur
$50; Curr!"r Bell. it5: chester Krum. $50
Jim Hanson. ijo; Pay Picnic. lt5.
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can N so. n.xLYN,

Howard G. Pyle & Co have sold the
block bounded by First and second ave-
nues. Forty-third and Forty-fourth
streets. containing s!xty-six lots. 10 the
American Can Company OF New York
for Irving 7. Bush. The property IL
located directly opposite the Bush Ter
inlnal docks and warehouses and on
the line OF the Bush Terminal Railroad.
from which there Is direct rail connec-
tion.
The sun., 1916-04-29
Ayerigg Avenue Athletic Grounds
Will Ne Greatly Improved.

pAssArr. April "s--Ihe Passa'c rity
Club purchased to-day the athletic field
In Aycrigg avenue, between the Erie
railroad and the River road. from the
Hegcrman and Parker estate aud the
AycrigR estate. owners. The field Is 800
feet wide and 40 and 430 feet long. 1t
will be enclosed. the diamond rcnadc,
tennis courts constructed and an a.h-
letic track laid out,
TIE Passa,c city Clubs baseball
team will play on the grounds each sat
urday afternoon ard the Passuic High
school baseball and football clevens dur
ing the week The stands will he re-
paired and a new clubhouse erected. In
the winter the grounds will be flooded
fo ekating.
osa. Bird w. Spencer Is president O.
tne cub and Dr. Charles y. Aldous
chairman Of the committee which was
IN charge Of the purchase.
The sun., 1916-04-29
SPEEDWAY OPENS TO.
Parade and Horse show viii BE
Features Of Carnival.

The annual carnival which marks
the opening Of the New York Speedway
will be held this afternoon starting at
80. I, will he featured by Il parade
and a horse show. the latter consisting
of events IN ten classes What from
ises 10 bc one OF the most popular
events In the show Is novelty class
open to all varieties OF decorated rigs.
As the carnival will be tho first official
gathering OF owners and drivers of
light harness horses It Is expected that
there will he record crowd on the
The sun., 1916-04-29
fshst Side.
tEas OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and li0th s,s)

18TH ST. 5ll T. IS. s25 "a av, 26xes =
i VI. APP %. yr. 5 y c-Jas J Mooney
Jr, 20 Emigrant Indust savings bank
81 Chambers s.. atty, X & T. j O',ior,
man. 81 Chambers st.............S GOO
LEXINGTON AN. 665. 8. sos Both ST,
-vAho. inuiv int. a I, pr mtHe 1900. Apt
-. due and int as per bond-Rirhard p
Eaton TO Marie Garfield. 20 l. .0,h -:
airy. Co. o...-:.....::.::.... $1,000
SD AN. 1875, . ?, 1b,7 lOath e., a4lON
10. pr mtge $4,000. Oct 1. 1912, re-
recorded from Dee 20. 1912. due Oct.
lsi5-Moritz We'll et al to Albert Metz
ger ct al. Mitchell pl. atty. Jesse Wei.
so Bway ay.............. ,......SobOO
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with name and address OF lender an
attorney. II attorneys name 10 onitte
address party of FIRST part)
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MUCH MONTCLAIR TRADING.

Edward g. O'Nei has sold n new
shngle residence of seven rooms and two
baths OH Aubrey road. in Upper Mont
clair. to Hattie S. Taylor; Il new Colo
nial residence at III Edgemont road
to Edward Langenbach Of New York.
and lls Edgemont road to Emil II. Flick
niger OF Yonkers. Mr.. O'Ncil also pur-
chased 500 feet Of land on Gordonhurst
avenue near the Park street station. In
Montclar. and will Immediately erect
four residences. to cost about $4,000
each. These transactions were effected
by the Simpson Merritt Company OF
MOntclair.
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SMALL FLATS CLAIM DWELLING

The Douglas Robinson. Charles s.
Brown Company has leased for a long
term for the estate OF Eugene HOFFMAN
13J East Twenty-frst street. n Ave story
building, on plot e7x?s.a. The Number
One Thirty-five East Twenty-hrst Street
Realty Company Will reconstruct II into
a Ave story elevator studio apartment
house. with kitchenette apartments. The
building will be ready for occupancy
next October
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

ALBANY. April es.--The following
realty companies were incorporated to-
day:
The Presto Realty Corporation, Man
haitian. capital, 5000 directors. Oliver
e. Moore, Frederick W. Moore and Ray.
mond NJ, Moore.
The Sixth I.easehold, Manhattan, cari-
tel, $1,000 directors, Frank J. Feibel,
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PAssArc. ~. j.. April cs.--The Taka-
mine Laboratory, Incorporated. a Japa-
ncse firm manufacturing medicinal chemi-
calls, has purchased through Charles +.
~. johnson of this city an old factory In
Madeline avenue. Clifton, formerly occu-
pied by the Alaska Novelty Company.
together with four acres OF ground ad
Joining the building Houses will he
erected on this ground for the employees
of the company. whoee present factory
in West 173d street. New York. 10 In
ADEQUATE
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S35O,OO0 EAST SIDE HOME.
. W. NacNeill Files Plans for
Dwelling Near Carnegie's,

ON the north side OF Ninety-nrst
street. 36,s feet west OF Madison ave-
nue.. covering l3 TO ~. a five story fire.
proof dwelling will be built for Charles
NJ. Mac Scili. II will no of Colonial de-
sign. with a facade OF limestone and
marble ornamented with four massive
Corinthian columns extending from the
second to the third stories and 4 balus.