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New-York tribune., 1919-04-11

CALDWELL Av. 7so s. 25ax1oo
lermne Kann to Bssste ss doo sohWuklsr
atty. S u johnson. S5 Nassau st 81
HOE Az. 165th st. 11ox76.1; Ess
Ess Ss Realty Go to 6 81 dod Fox corpn 1ols E
lIy Greenberg. 80 Nassau st.........Sl
16lsT ST, :, 1913 Forest av, 2s.Gx
40; Prospect av. "a. $. 37.6xll4.2;
Lila Eiseman & ano to Ressie Glass
man, 775 16lst st Nov {. 1918; atty.
w Kohn. 203 Broadway ............$i S
237TH ST q. 1894 Martha av 324x
landt av, 5o3x1o0. also 156th st. g
29oi1 Courtlandt av. 5o.1ox9o.11; also
16ath st. $ 8. 700 w Washington av. 5Ox
100; also Brook av. 169th St 4ox
100; Diedrich Eggers TO Dedrch Realty
Go. 41o F. 2S7th ST; April Z, atty o e
MosHoLU -Av. $ s. 2lts e Fieldstone rd
;,3 75N272,3x79 sx2a45 Mary ,Tottsn to
atty. J II zieser. 917 broadway -. $500
SAME property. Chas Kroet1 TO Arrow
sIoIdins ddd corpn. ~ Broadway; mtge
FOREST Az. $, 100 166th st, 5Oax
lo2 10; Markstone Realty Co TO Jacob
1eyine. nri1 $50 E 1Ssth pr,t S, ST. mse sss 600
174rII ST. lo4 w. a $, sox1oo; Thos 4
Willis av; mtge. $4,000: April /. atty
Iowenfcld Il F. 81 Liberty st.........$1
SAME Man,non pr9Perty yo,a6mr Henenson Reaty Go to
mtge. 500, April s; atty same 81 %
JACKSON AZ. SO, e $. 25x75. Hugh
Ross. ir to Samuel Alexander. s48 Jack =
l7s Broadway ................S s. 900
SANE property: Matilda Eagles ct IT. al, el'
heirs to same; mtge, o.0oo. April 5;
FULTON Av, l7l5, 8. lsxs4lo. Tmlie
,N,,,t ,MN1,isberser to Harry Freedman. 177s
r. G & r CO. 17s Broad way. ....... 500
1ssTh ST $. a5.l1 croston av so sx
Rya4 fRATS0:Sl ssS $ cIsnd lsIsn nSa Wu@dt to las
mtse 5000; April 7; atty. L T 6 r CO.
isisr 31y'%M@ sT, 4ssss e. i5cxs7ii 5tqo siqo
Wehinger TO Arrow Holding Corpn. 2l7
Sr1s dway; mtgo. s75. 900; April i atty.
e,iI u t1. Zleser, ~ Broadway. 100
ioiSr ST. s. l22.3 " Elton av looxs7.it.
Arrow Holding Corpn TO Chas kroltz
a9,, a9' 2ooth st mtge. $4,000: April .;
Jones = AV Sse,nn"t'r' ~ aoo 1sdarson 1s11 Sd
40; Jas pevlin to Mary J Deviin. 1925
rn,.i.s rnnarlotte st Dec ~. 1911 atty. Mary
LOTS ~ and 4S. map University Heights
North. Emily Hunter to Alfred II Rob.
eF,s yrrs T1,i. 3S3a Lorins IN pl Aprl .. atty. Law
LOTS 80, n and 90 and 9S. map Harrinx-
,t, ,on estate; Jas Dcvlin to Mary j Dev-
llh Nar lS2S Chariesto st; Dec lo 1a: atty
Sd Az. AIS. o 9. 3o.6xll7; lily ii spitz
ref to Harlem Savings Bank. ia p
I4oth April j: atty f Clinch. Al Park
BOONE sr. w +, at W land Of N,,ni,,ap g1vap
&c OF First Reformed Protestant Dutch
Church OF West Farms. 3aex44xsl
gore: Ministers sc OF First Reformed
Protestant Dutch Church OF West Farms
to Maud Howard. l35 w s9th; Aprtl
s.. atty. Stoddard & NJ. 1913 Bway. 81
CLAY AV s. 3566 n 16sth st. 40 sxsn.
Anna Jansen to Chas Utsnger sr, 1as0
Clay av, mtg $1,000: April s: atty,
Ghas uIsnger sr. 1850 Clay av. 90
laSIii ST, 8. 33a,6 o Willis av. 4asx
90; a3h East l3Sth st Co to ] r
Realty Go. 4s5 n tl3sth st. mtg t4s. 500.
Mpr'i ho' "'tys' gsndler & Ii, Rector
New-York tribune., 1919-04-11
Splinters and Cinders
49, By 4. {. CAVAGN4RO.

The sensational Jack Il. Sellers, who
has scored six successive victories of
late, has been matched to meet Joie W.
Ray, Illinois Athletic Club, in a special
run of 1000 yards. The event viii be
part of the special programme of five
races that was arranged Yesterday by
the 18th Regiment Athletic Associa-
ton, Brooklyn, to take place in its
armory on the evening of April 2S.
Both men have accepted the issue
In accepting the invitation Sellers
hopes to reverse the close victory
scored over him by Ray in the national
championship at the same distance,
which was held in the 18th Regi-
ment Armory last February On this
occasion Sellers started his final effort
too late and was beaten by one yard.
In the mean time Sellers has shown his
mettle by winning the 1000 yard hon
ors OF the local association and the ma
tonal 600-yard run championship.
A special track. measuring six laps
to the mile, viii be marked out for the
occasion, thus giving the two stars a
chance to smash the existing record of
minutes II seconds held jointly by
Ray and the late John W. Overton. The
committee IN charge Of the attraction
plans to stage four other races. in
which the best athletes for the races
decided upon Will compete.
Ted Meredith is said to be putting in
many hours of hard work in his effort
TO regain his oldtme speed. The half
mile world champion is Working out on
Franklin Field under the eye of Law
son Robertson, the Pennsylvania coach.
who is keeping Ted in strict training.
Meredith plans to have himself in the
best of shape when he opposes tho
stars in the Suburna quarter of the
Knights Of st. Antony at the 47th
Regiment Armory, Brooklyn, on
April 26.
Mike j. Ryan. holder Of the record
toned at Camp Upton, where he is in.
structing the soldiers in all arounc
athletics. The former Irish American
club runner has received an invitation
TO resume his duties as track and fielc
coach at Colby College, and Ryan hopes
TO be back in the Maine institution bS
September /.
Two team point prizes and two fas-
time award viii be made in the com
ing fvc-mile handicap run Of tn,
Brooklyn A. A. on Easter Sunday. I'm
tries arc coming in quickly and Gclc
of more than $50 barriers is expected
to start. A total of eighteen prize.
viii be awarded.
A welcome home smoker is to h,
New-York tribune., 1919-04-11

s:q ssg 6nTeSsy TSst CO to srons
= = E "a a g ,7s al I, liens; April 8; atty;
SAME PKOPERTY, Theo Southland TO TO
Service Realty Co. + 4od st, b & g. g.;
s9ty saH7 10 Gutzse @ ts IS sse9Go Ps~ RAY April 3
10TH ST. l4l ", n s, 17.11xloo'5, Chss shss
j IT. radd0ck; sTr' to Ella Borden 30 y
attys isy + nd@ards @hrl' NJ NJ n 3 Ihsrty mts
R1vEFs,nE ~ Rs d1;o pR1vE. es; Sal. n : 7sth
trustees. to Henrietta l. Brown, Is "
seth St; 9, c; All liens; Aprl ): atty.
sAMT; A'MaEyG5H pRo p S % Nv T Co. lso Rwa, ST
to NJ Chas Schweinert. 226 Palisado av.
West llobo<en, J, mtg s4S,5oo, Mar
CENTRAL PARK W. W esth ST. az S9g
1ts st Nicholas ay; al liens; April 3;
WEST END Av. sss. 9 S. sol n ga Vy' ST.
2oxa2; Henry Dunkak to Caroline j;
Muller Nla1sr l$l & w w a2d st; atty, a l. & S l.
SANE PROPERTY; Caroline f Muller to
Henry Dunkak, S6s West End av, all
,olf, lens ,r oct 20; 1913; attys same ....'s ST
& Rae Moran to Estcllo NJ Moran IL isS
l03d st, Il part: mtg 5000. All
liens; Mar 81, atty. II II Frost. jr. s.: Sc
LENGS Av. 437 llgtn s, 30 ; !
1fsr, 1g"; Normar r5aar, Real Estate Corpn to
,'eu i1ealty 20, 2a9 Bway; mtg
slsS; 200; ,an all Lens; April 10; atty. Franz
MANmATTAN AVE 3ia. n e c 11ath H'vV ST
Romar ar'2 Rcsa ma'eS * Rsaty Z. c2rpSraion to
mtge sl2o.25o: all liens; April
atty, Lawyers r & r Co, $50 Broad
SAME PROPERTY. Romar Realty co. 70
folk fox, !. J.; mtse sl29.25o, all liens
| Sx
+, * Fuller ns to 1iy 6oo b TuITer.- ao2 " ls7tN
p. a mfes dteeh 5000; 1s &c., June T. 1oll; atty,
18TH ST. SIP 2s West. 5 s, i5oxea ~ ~
Samuel Jahe to Malex Realty CORPORA
non. lIo Broadway; mtge sl2o. 600. atty
lawyers & Co, $50 Broad
155rM sT. SIS West. n 8. 5oxae.iiii Bust' sIGO
Corporation. 100 Broadway; mtre $40
Vooi az liens, April I; attys Arnstcin
$4,000: l5sth St bi2 22 wesi ''sseS -
r"gnnra, 'S"1so.i ,on mtsss sla5oOo Maex Realty
broadway: April /: atty. Lawyers IT e
6, co. $50 broadway. .........,'..... 500
SANE Property. Romnr Realty co to
SYLVAN PL. IL =. begins 1st's 1';I' isaS iis9g
II lis iSe'' iS.11 No srFgs e .ns also sylvan p
20. WIN TT TO lands In bed of street
fte; Hso,, A'ice Ice Robersson to Geraldine
e rseTsrS RrSwnes oo Jnn "a NJ 1910; atty. Thos
ST NlGHOLAS AVE. T. 25 south 17Sd
81. 1bxloo: VIM Schmidt to W !.
realty Corporation. 1875 broadway
n!tse $so. 1000; all liens; April |, nttys
s'oddard & NJ, l2s Broadway 500
Bronx
uTsddvERsiTY AV. W y. 1878 1sad st.
Bergen. 1870 w lsOth st March &. nttv
J oGrady, 277 broadway ...... sl6jo
f.>lLE SIT 6l5. r. 2bxloO; Aaron Brand
*a.ooo April ., atty. Berkowitz, "A
Broadway .......,,, on
New-York tribune., 1919-04-11
Business Concerns
Find New Quarters
$50, 900 Rentals for Store at the
Southeast Corner of Madison
Az. and 18th St.

Douglas L. Gilman g. Co. have
leased for the Vanderbilt Avenue
Realty Corporation, DR.. c. V. Patcrro,
president, the store at the southeast
corner of Madison Avenue and Forty
eighth Street to the Lorllard Refrg-
orator Company for long term of
years at rental approXimating
$50 900. The same brokers represented
the tenant in the above lease in the
sublettng of its quarters at 25 West
Thirty-second Street to Hirschfield
Bros. and Alberstein Garment Com
pany, of st. Louis. The rental of all the
apartments in this building was com
pleted by the same brokers about two
weeks ago.
NJ. e. l.. Hess have rented space at
80 Fifth Avenue to the Bliss Repro
duction Company; space at l6O-78
West Twenty third Street to Fireman
e. Pesncr, and in conjunction with II.
519 Eighth Avenue to Silver & Her
man.
Pcase & Gilman have leased to
Denison & Sons the fourth floor at 53-
55 Fifth Avenue for term Of years;
Offices at 665 Fifth Avenue to the
Simon's Hair Shop; loft at o6
Church Street to Ezekiel Brothers
store at 25d Lexington Avenue to Jo-
seph Roth the parlor floor at 80 West
Thirty ninth Street to Bernard Am
stcrdam, and offices at AZ West Thir-
ty-ninth Street to T. c. Keil.
The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased the store and basement at 179
Pearl Street to Paul Schaad; the store
and basement at IS Fulton Street to
Milo and l.. j. Denncr and a store at
20 Fulton Street to the Red Line
Transportation Company.
II. L. Moxicy &, Co. have leased for
Henry c. Dawson tho building at the
northwest corner of Lafayette and
Leonard Street to Hyman Epstcin.- The
lessee will make extensive alterations
and occupy the ground floor for res
taurant purposes.
The Duff & Brown Company has
leased at 1l0 West Thirteenth Street u
six-story loft building TO John
Sweeney.
j. b. English has leased to K. Stein
dlcr the store at 1881 Tenth Avenue
for term Of years.
j. Arthur Fischer has leased to r. L.
kapan the store and basement at
the southeast corner Of Seventh Ave
! nuc and Thirty ninth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-11
lchiya kumagae
Defeats Richards
I'm Tennis Match

PlNEHURST, N. c., April 1o.-Vin-
cent Richards. the national indoors sin
giles champion, was defeated in two
straight sets by scores Of 6-3 and g
by lchya Kumagae here to-day IN the
semi-hnal of the mems singles of the
North and South tennis tournament.
William T. Tilden, jr., won from II. S.
Voshell in an unexpectedly close CON
test, 6-1, IS, 10. Kumagae and
Tlden will play in the final contest to-
morrow.
In the mixed doubles, Miss Marion
Zinderstein, one of the national doubles
champions, and Richards remained in
the upper bracket with Miss Esther
Tufts. of Boston, and Noshell.
Mrs. Marion Nanderhotf Morse, of the
West Side Tennis Club. and {. f.
Watson, jr., of the Wcstchester Coun-
cry Club, won in the lower frame witt;
Miss Florence Ballin, West Side Ten
mis- Club and Tilden
New-York tribune., 1919-04-11
Trading in Bronx
Flats in Strong Hands
Real Estate Corporation Buys
Row of Three OH Briggs Av.;
Sale i'm Tiffany St. Reported

The Huylcr Real Estate Corporation,
Joseph G. Abramson, president, has
bought from Gustaf H. Berg 2690 to
269S Briggs Avenue, near 196th Street,
in the Bedford Park section, plot
125x82, on which are three four story
double flats. Nehring Brothers were
the brokers and have been appointed
managers of the property.
Brown Buys More Apartments
Frederick Brown has bought from
Laura l.. Walker the six story elevator
apartment, known as the Gold Hill
Court, at 1927 Union Avenue, on a plot
SOx105, near 16Oth Street David Mint
was the broker in the deal. Mr.. Brown
has also bought from Sarah A. Hobson
the three and half story dwelling
with twelve rooms and two baths. on a
plot 224X119, on the west side Of Cres-
ton Avenue, north of 184th Street
James J. Donovan was the broker in
the sale.
The country home of Blanche Ring
the actress, at Orienta Point, Mamaro.
neck, N. Y, has been purchased by Mr.
Brown. 1t is known as Sunny Gables
and consists of threc-story twelve
room house and a garage on plot
l0ON4UU. " Reilly & Dann were lne
brokers in the sale. The property
overlooks the sound.
Sale on Tiffany Street
Byrne g. Bowman have rcsold TO,
Fisher & Irving I. Levine to Max N
Natanson 1850, 1856 and 1850 Tiffany
Street, at the southeast corner OF I69tf
Street, two five story and one four
story apartment on a combined plot
fronting 107 feet on 169th Street anc
$50 feet on Tiffany Street.
Sell Three Lowell Street Houses
Kurz g. Urcn, in conjunction with
Paul Rincs, have sold the three five
story apartments at 10d6 to 1854 Low
ell Street, on plot 39x100 each.
Another Sale on FindIay Avenue
The G. j. Carey Building Company
has sold to an investor tho five story
house at 1859 l'indlay Avenue, being
the fourth Of row sold by the com
pany within a year Francis X. Kelly
represented the seller and Schcchtcl
g. Lotsch acted for the buyer
Crotona Avenue Deal
The Colgate estate has sold the four
story apartment at 1853 Crotona Ave
nue. through Angelo l.. Frumcnto.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-11

= e; at,y. penj r locis, 20 count st.
47TIIi 81 T. aos Gth av 4slxiooS gSV
'rs' Loan & Trust co. 90 William st.
quo A,pr!ll q, l929. . p G. a,tys, Geller.
a5Tu sT. ~ W. n =, 200 central Park
V, 1sN10O.5, y IN, March Ellen Me
g"lIIash to the N \, rublic Library, tsd
attys. Stewart & Shcarer, 40 Wall 81.
cENTRAL PARIS W, W osth st. AK
y & Chas L; Loew. at New Suffolk. l. /.
. yrs, G attys. Man G. NJ, 56 Wall
LENoX Av, ~ n v c li2th ST, 'SooSS So'Sy
700 m; April /, Haucd Realty Co to
Norman x Corpn' 10 Broadway; due
July |, 1879, p c, atty, A S Natanson.
1SSTH =; ST: .rSl Sl2r2s W. 1ao. 200 35o
ms'enns'm ms mtrs S. 900 9ls ssch eash nd Sox9a sMn,
pr mtge of SO 900, April - l. 'IG3 Male8 *
lselaty ,Ao Torpn TO Business Mems Realty
e. Arnstcin & Levy. 128 Broadway. SIS GOO
"a ME property and pr mtgcs. $4,000 each
fn9i naa,y SUP! % to % rT N mtgGs ApriI y <
hroadWay' due May TO- 1920. 6 y c
a,tN, Fred Lese. 35 Nassau st s13. 600
Aprl J Maicx realty Gorpn I0rpp 10 ? Bu.,, IN,
ness Mems Realty CO. 128 Broadwav:
ArnsaiS yeaIS' s ,, C. pr mtgs. $4,000; attys
c..
Realty co to Malex Realty ipi corpn 17o Q
attv a1T0ao Trag WaH' due due N Nay TO- 1920 p c:
BRONX
FAIl.E ST, SIS. w s. 25x1oo: Raw & korr-
burg to Aaron Brand. 1870 Crotona No4r'< PAX
psn1 asf atv nf msf e ss99o hprIl 3 ns5ss
UNIVERSITY Az, W $. 1873 issd st. '5oy 5oy
i9o; 5ooo; Mm Berger to Jas II Robertson, I,
s-'v lhlNerslty av; March 8 due Sent
at
son. e2 Wall '''... ~ 's9otr' 600
ATnREWs Ido7 NSt,od AZ :, $ SIS 1851 st. soS
Bank, 1cS Bowery. April .. vrs ~
PeT RaC Gent atty Lawyers 7 & T Co. 1so
1ssTH ST. :. 957 . creston av. so sesu se,vo9
E2oXhl.s Jas r p Ryan to Helene Mundt.
el west lS$d st; April 7. yrs, per
cent atty, Lawyers r & r CO. / SO Broad
174TiI ST. lo4 ", $. 5oxloo: Rcnsnsop sS,oop
Realty Co to Thos 4 stewart iii UNI
YRS. 3 per cent; atty j II Rogaw 145
FULTON Av 17l5. W :, lsxs4.io iIa9yy fapyy
Freedman to Tillie Weisberger, l7l5
Fulton av; pr mtg. $4,000; April s. inst
per cent atty, Y G & T Co. l7s Broad >
JACKSON ~. st4 s. 25x75 saml Aies' icsV
ander to Mathilda Eagles, lo4a Tiffany
etc, as per bond atty. T G & r Co. 17s
FOREST Av, g 100 ls6th ST, !. Cox COX
1o2.10 Jacob Levine TO Markstone
Realty CO. pr mtg s3s 1000; April l. 4
yrs per cent: atty, p d Shapiro. 11o
Nassau st ............. ....... So. 900
16lST ST. t25-93 p, II s. 3 lots together
in size, 15oxs7.11; mtgs each S.. 600
Arrow Holding Corpn to Otto Wehinger,
40 East lc1st st: 3 pr mtgs each $25
900; April !. due. etc, as per bond :
attys, Otto Frees & y, so9e Third ave,
13sTn s'r IL $. 3sa6 9 Wits av. 4s'sxioo.
J r Realty co to 4S5 East l3sth st
CO. Rector st; pr mtg $4e,50o; April
10. due July l. 1879, per cent, attys.
Bandlcr & II, Rector st SIS 900
New-York tribune., 1919-04-11
Ex-Governor Whitman
Among City Home Buyers
Purchases Old Holding Of Will
lam !Schlcmmcr, in East
33d Street

Former Governor Charles S. Whit
man yesterday purchased through
f. Gilman from William Schemmer
the dwelling house at 5 East Eighty
third Street on lot 19.6x1O2.2. The
property has been owned by Mr..
Schlommcr for thirty four years. The
house is located between Madison and
Park Avenues.
f. G. Lloyd Sells list Street House
Francis G. Lloyd, president Of
Brooks Bros, clothiers, has sold the
dwelling at 1875 East Seventy first
Street through Douglas l.. Gilman &
Co. 1t is a four-story and basement
house on a site 20 feet wide and 102 .
feet deep.
Selling in East 62d Street
Douglas Gibbons & Co.. successor to
the finn of Douglas Gibbons and Seton
Henry, have sold for Catherine l.. May,
Helene +. Healy and William Bert
schinger, spectivcly, 238 and 24O
East sixty-second Street, two three,
story dwellings, on plot s0X1OO5, be-
tween Second and Third Avenues; also
for Frederick Dessar, 234 East Sixty
first Street, a three story dwelling, COX
100, Nos. 236 and 23S East Sixty
second Street, were bought by man
who Will alter them for his occupancy
and the other houses were taken by
separate buyers for their own use.
Buys Adjoining SD Street House
The Norlin Realty Company, Richard
S. Elliott president, has sold the four
story dwelling at 60 West Fifty-sccond
Street on lot 20X1005, near Sixth Ave
nue.. The purchaser is Arthur f.
Schermerhorn, who owns and occupies
the adjoining house at g. Harry T.
Hayes was the broker.
Takes 18th Street Dwelling
William b. May & Co. have sold for
Anna |. Ricketts,, represented by r. "
Cowing, lr, the three story dwelling
on lot 20X1022 at Is East Seventy
fifth Street to a buyer who viii occupy
after completing extensive alterations
Mrs. Ralii Sells s8th Street House
Mrs. c. J.. Rali has sold her resi-
dencc at lG7 West Eighty eighth
Street, three story dwelling on lot
172XlOO.S.
SniGcn Court Corner Sale
Folsom Brothers havo sold fot
James G. and Ralph Smiille the prop.
crty at t56 East Thirty-siNth street,
corner Sniflcn Court, to Leon h. Gil
lott.
Buyer for nth Street House
rutland & Whiting. Benjamin Cor.
poration has sold for Elizabeth II
stanton and George G. Holt, trustees
Of the estate Of George II. Bclchcr
222 East Eleventh Street, Il four-storS
/ dwelling on lot 22&l00.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-11
New Tenants for Dwellings

Douglas L. Gilman G. Co. have leased
for the estate of Samuel j. SHERMAN,
133 East Seventy ninth Street. three
story dwelling, to John Mex. Camp;
and for Mrs. George |. Malcolm to Stan
ley J. Halle the tive-story dwelling at
So East Fifty second Street.
Pepe e. Brother have leased for the
Rhinelander Real Estate Company the
three story dwelling at 40 Seventh Ave
nue. to Mrs. A. Cesaire.
c. Royce Hubert has leased for the
estate of Thomas S. Faulker the four
story dwelling at 1l2 West Seventy
seventh Street to Matte Z. Quonce.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-11
Apartment Suites Rented

Douglas E. Gilman "a Co. have leased
apartments at 90l Lexington Avenue to
John Harper; at 1000 Park Avenue to
Arthur Hagen, and at 1906 East Eighty
fifth Street to J. Fitz Gibbon.
Pease e. Eliman have leased an
apartment at $40 Park Avenue to
Henry Ruhlendcr, at $40 Park Avenue
to Samuel G. Rea, at 156 East Seventy
ninth Street to Mrs. ". Harrison
brown, and at SO Central Park West
to Edmund Waterman.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-11
Sales at Auction
Ry .1OseDh p Day

BY Joseph p Day
BROOME ST, 80, S s. 100 . Willett St 25x
IS. b-story tenement and stores Freder-
lck Bertuch vs. Esther Camowitz ct al;
due. $15.147.c9: taxes, etc, S530.57 to
Lawyers Mtgc Co, a party in interest,
for .................,. .,..........s14o 900
SUFFOLK ST. a. S. 100 n Wester ST. 25 1
x100.3, 5-story tenement and stores Fred
l\usor et al vs. Dora Schall ct al due
$25.239:65; taxes, etc, S1,SS714; to the
piaintlff tor ...-.....$ SIS, 600
20TH ST, l5l West, s. 56.4 7th Az, II 3
N9310, 5-story tenement and stores; I.o-
renzo Semple vs. p Treacy ct al: due.
5.os taxes. etc. $4,000; TO Max ku-
BY Henry Brady
FREMONT AN, 412-4f4 East 6 1854 Q
Webster Az. 46.3~9o sx46x971o two 3
story tenements and stores. kobre Asset S
Corp VS. NJ f Mullins ct al. due $7.676.7S
taxes. etc. s4.65l.12, adjourned to May 3.
SD Az, a154t75S, n Q C lS9th st ls4l-4t3)
S5X96x96xs5x96.s, 3-story tenement ana
store and 2-story dwelling and store: EN-
lgrant Ind Sav Blk VS. NJ !. Shea ct a ]:
New-York tribune., 1919-04-11
Exhibition Games
Hot Springs Results

p"rss. l", s6SSsc sf dprlones' Archle 'l,isS XIX
and out, FIRST. Discord. 102 (Mclntvre).
80 30 TO /, 10 to ! and to l, second, Water
"tloY To i%q lhird d1Johrs9n' T%n 70 to ana
Shamrock Green, Padua. Grumbllng Ina.
). r. House Harvey Smarr and Toom-
beola also ran
Second race Nour-year olds and up
Nd,r WaTd claimins' pursse. 5000 1--WE and a
oWillis). to ,, . to and to 5, second sec.
Paul Connolly, 100 &C.. Robinson), to /.
TO and to 8, third Time :o7 IS.
Murphy. Langden, Bathide. Robert Man
tell Blue Thistle, Lobelia and Scalywag
also
Third race (purso. $500; wo-year-ola
maiden ilies; three and half furlongsl
-Phant9m Fair 100 sschuttingor), to
'connello, to l. to and u 'f50S to y seo eSo
ond; Benecia. l1s (WMlis), 10 to !. 3 to
+, and Ind to g. paS third , Time AZ 80 powder
tait Accompli and Lady Wood also ran.
Fourth race -yoar-olds and up
ward claiming purse. $500; one mie)
to 5 ana to ), ), arst; Fiash Of Steel
l15 (Haynesl; to L., 7 to and I TO 10
second. Sir William johnson. ll5 CStall-
fe45 35. Rhymer. Adeante, Monlo Park
and High Horse also ran
Fifth race (four-year,- and up
~ dt'I NldijliiuS PulSt $ouv one illlSD
Examiner 10 lCassty), 5 to ?. 3 to 5 and
|. ) to and to 5, second; Lady Leona
105 (Schwartz), 10 TO l. to and to
!, third. Time 1:4+. Jim Winn. Bobby
Fib.. Deehra., lnsurance Man Upright
Louie I.issak. Brickley. Mary Estelle
Capt. Frcdercks and Bessanta also ran.
sixth race (four-y year olds and up
Saadi 10 tStakerD. to /. TO and
to 5, first: Sunhash, los tWilis), Is
TO 8, TO and , TO ., second Ben Levy,
l1O (Johnson). to !, to and To <,
third. Time / :43 10. Ycrmak. Cranhie,
Strkebreaker No Manager. Theophile Y.
and Sea Urchin also ran
New-York tribune., 1919-04-11
Bank Sells Loft
I'm East 10Th Street

Lloyd Winthrop Company has sold
for the Greenwich Savings Bank 27
East Tenth Street. a seven story loft
building. Bastine e. Co. represented
the bank.
Water Street Building Sold
Cammann, Voorhees, &, Floyd have
sold for Elizabeth Van Rensselaer,
Boell 2S Water Street. hvc-story
building on lot 19x47. to the Broadway
John Street Corporation.
Buyer for West 10th Street
Spear & Co. have sold for the estate
of Isaac Stern the nine story fircproof
loft building at 1915 West Twentieth
Street, on plot 56X92, to David Zipkin,
who owns 1874 West Twenty y-irst
Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-11
Water Street Building Sold
Bronx Property Exchange

Slawson & Hobbs have sold for Dan
iel B. Freedman the farm Of 400 acres
at Brewster. N. Y, with buildings and
improvements thereon, to Charles
Pfeffer Mr.. Freedman takes in part
payment five lots, free and clear, at
the northeast corner of Bonnc Avenue
and 172d Street, 125x1OO.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-11
Merton C.. Robbins Buys
$4,000 Home at Pelham,

Fish e. Marvin have sold for Edward
l.. Huber, of Ebcrhard Fabcr, his sub
urban home on Cliff Avenue at Pelham
to Merton c. Robbins. The property
was held at $4,000. The same brokers
have rented for Mrs. j. H. Cunning her
residence, known as Lone Oak" at
Scarsdale, furnished, and for Mrs. b.
F. Bell her Scarsdale property on the
New-York tribune., 1919-04-11
Backer for Plestina

Marin Plestina. the heavyweight
wrestler, has found a backer with S25,-
900, who is willing to wager that he
will defeat Joe Stechcr, Wladek Zbysz-
ko or Ed (Strangler) Lewis, in a
match. Bernard McFadden, a sports
man of this city, is Plestina's backel
and if Zbyszko, who is especially pre-
fcrred, accepts the challenge, the
match Will take place at Madison
Square Garden on Nav .
New-York tribune., 1919-04-11
MurchisOn a Benedict

Loren Murchison, who runs in the
Postal games here tomorrow night,
was married a few days ago in the
Shaw Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, st. Louis. to Miss Geneva
Kathleen Whitley. daughter of prom
inent physician in the Mound City.
They have come to New York for their
honeym DON, and will make their home
in ST. Louis. Murchison is only re-
Gently DISCHARGED from the NAVY