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New-York tribune., 1919-04-05
100000 To Be Paid
For Restaurant Space

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased for the Central Union Trust
Company, acting as trustee for the
Hugh J. Grant estate, to William Erie
Der and Joseph Streifer, for a lunch
room, fo%a long term of years at an
aggregate rental Of about 100000, the
siXstory Knapp building, at Al to 43
Maiden Lane.
Herbert Hecht & Co have leased to
Bernard Cohen the four story and base
ment building at rs Second Avenue for
a term of twenty-five years.
Cross & Brown Company have leased
the building at 526 to 542 West Twen-
ty-sixth Street for a term of years to
the Central Builders Supply Company;
floor at 16 West Forty-fifth Street to
Wesler Co.; the store and basement
at 16 West Fifty-sixth Street to f.
Sullivan loft at 265 and 267 Canal
Street to A. f. Mellelo Company; a
floor at 3S to az East Twenty ninth
Street to Nathan Horowitz; a floor at
38 to AZ East Twenty ninth Street to
Louis Goldstein; a floor at 38 to 80
East Twenty ninth Street to Samuels
& Lavine; floor at 38 to AZ East
Twenty y-ninth Street to Gabriel Cohen;
a floor at 36 to 38 West Thirty-seventh
Street to Rosenberg & Silver, and a
floor and basement at 172 Chambers
SCreet TO benjamin Sellger.
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased to
Samuel Wekser the parlor store at S18
Broadway; to Rudin & KapIan the sec
ond loft at 2oS Greene Street; to
Morris Bessen, space at $50 Broadway;
to the World Rubber Products Com
pany, the fifth loft at 23 to 20 Wash
ington Place, and for D. Robinson e.
Charles S. Brown Company, to Charles
Witt, the first loft at 523 Broadway.
Pcasc & Gilman have leased . loft
at 81 to SO East Thirty-sccond Street
70 Adolph S. Jahfo, and Offices at ~
West Thirty-ninth Street to John J.
Kelly and Leon Cammann
Dwight, Archibald e. Perry have
leased the store and basement at Sc
West Forty-ffth Street to D. T. Owen
| Company, manufacturers of the Davcn-
O beds, for o long term of years; a
floor at AZ East Twenty third Street to
Kramer Bros loft at 36 East Twenty
third Street to Edwin Tully; a loft at
2s5 Eighth Avenue to Martin Shoe
Company; the store and basement at
Al West Twenty fourth Street tc
Morris Steiner and space to Jacob Va
llnsky; the store and basement at 1l4
East Twentye eighth Street to Benjamin
Welnstein; a loft at 20S Fifth Avenue
to A. NJ. Collins Manufacturing Com
pany; space at 221 to 227 Fourth Ave
nue. to Lester |. Lehman; the ninth
floor at 239 to 24l Fourth Avenue tc
Morris Cahan; the second floor at 154
West Thirty second Street to Jacob
Scheiner, and floor at 208 Fifth Ave
nue. to the Century Trading Company.
Cushman g. Wakefield have lcasee
the seventh floor at 516 Fifth Avenue
to David Harvey.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-05
Operators Buy so Lots
Near n. Y. University
Plan to Resell to Builders; Ne.
gotiations Are Now On for
Resale of Several

Ennis e. Sinnott have bought some
fifty lots overlooking New York Uni
versity. Four corners are among the
properties which were sold by Byrnc
& Bowman for the estate of Clemen-
tine M. Silverman, NJ. Crystal and NJ
M. Silverman executors, and are located
as follows:
Northwest corner Burnside and Har-
rlson Avenues, a plot l27X137x irregu-
lar; northeast corner Burnside and
Harrison Avenues, plot 10Ox137x ir-
regular; plot 95x176 on the west side
of Harrison Avenue, 1875 feet south of
east side of Harrison Avenue, 80 feet
south of 1S0th Street; plot 75x127 at
the, northeast corner of Aqueduct Ave
nue. and lS0th Street; plot 90X180 at
the southwest corner of Davidson Ave
nue. and 180th Street; a plot 105x90 on
on east side of Grand Avenue, 70 feet
south of 1S0th Street, and plot 200x9C
on the east side of Davidson Avenue
200 feet south of Burnside Avenue
comprising in all about fifty lots.
Negotiations are pending for the re-
sale of the above lots to builders.
University Avenue Realty Brings Profit
Frederick Brown sold to Samuel l.
Kahn III to 115 West 190th Street, ad-
joining the corner of University Ave
nue., two five story apartments, on plot
106x100.
The Morgenstern Brothers Syndicate
has resold the five story apartment
house, on plot S0x100 at S94 Beck
Street, through the Schoen e. Weiss
Company.
Alexander SelFin and Carl Jaffe have
sold for Golda Batashansky 1902 Gar
rison Avenue, southeast corner Of Ma
nida Street, five story apartment
house, on plot 7Oxs1x62x48, irregular
to client of Arnold Gross.
Three Profits Since February
The five story apartment house al
oil Southern Boulevard has been re-
sold by Wigdorr, Goldwasser E. Reich
third change of ownership since Feb
ruary. 1t occupies a plot 76x1OO
There are four stores in the building
Woman Figure in Market
Bessie Reitman has sold to Levy
Brothers the two five story apartment
houses at 1884 to 1883 Arthur Avenue
each on plot 40x122.
Margaret Smith has bought the five
story fiat at 2O70 Daily Avenue from
Mabel A. Milne, and the four story fla
at 20S0 Daily Avenue. Sidney B
Hckox was the broker
Samuel Cowen has sold 1906 Bostor
Road, five story twenty five family
fiat, fronting 70 feet on Boston Road
Bronx Dwellings, Sold
The Rosef Realty Corporation ha
sold the old Zeltner mansion, at 1885,
Fulton Avenue, to Max Kaplan, o
Brooklyn, for occupancy.
Minnie Depplcr has sold to Josepl
Levy, represented by Morris Bcrkowit2
attorney, the three story two-famil,
brick house, on 175th Street, on
lot 20x95, located 90 feet east of Pros
pect Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-05
Star Runners Compete
At Armory Tonight


Prominent runners are entered in
the four special races on the pro-
gramme of the seventy-second set of
track and field games Of the 7th Regi-
ment. to be held in its armory this
evening. The feature attraction is
the two-mile Metropolitan Association
walking championship, with Eddie
REM, Win J. Rolker, Joe Pearman
and Louis Labowitz among the starters.
In the two-mile invitation run Louis
Kaufman, Max Bohland, Fred Trave-
lena, Terry Halpin and Frank Titterton
are entered, while eight schools wilt
start in the interscholastic relay con-
test. Seven regiments have entered
teams in the one-mile race. Sixteen
events, closed to members of the 7th
Regiment, are also scheduled. Among
the spectators present will be the en-
tire 10Th Infantry (the old 7th Regi-
ment National Guard unit, which re-
Gently returned from France.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-05

sector, and Ping is one of the best at
this intricate art.
Iris Speaker is fast, but most of
Speakers fame came from his ability
to judge the location OF a fly, shifting
here and there to meet the wallop in
mid air.
If there is anything in particular in
Aprips elusive dope, Herbert Thormah
len will be one of the main winners of
the club. His place as a regular is fixed
and he will get his chance to show.
The Dodgers have an excellent quar-
tet, but as the Yanks have only two
song birds they dispense practically no
melody around their dug-out. Not that
melody bags a pennant, but It is sup
posed to be tidy aid for morale.
The weather made threatening gest-
ures this forenoon, but the squall blew
over in time to bring about hard
work out Higgins is driving his man
along and in the next two weeks Will
either have them in condition or in
the morgue. Lacking any undue speed.
they need the rest of it we'll developed
to meet such clubs as Boston. Cleve-
land and Chicago on equal terms.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-05
Landing of Major Andre
Recalled by Westchester Sale

The Seward Estate, originally de-
veloped by the son of the Secretary of
State under Abraham Lincoln, situated
at Montrose Point, Westchester County,
consisting of fifty acres of developed
water front property, residence and
numerous farm buildings, has been sold
by Frederick Brown. to Adolf Pricken,
OF this city. Prior to the purchase by
Frederlck Brown it was owned by
Charles L. Duval, who exchanged it
with Mr. Brown for an apartment house
on 125th Street and Broadway 1t is
opposite Stony Point, and is said to
have been the landing place of Major
Andre. George Howe and Charles F..
Noyes Company We're the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-05
Run Over New Course

The Brooklyn Athletic Association
Will conduct an invitation race from it's
clubhouse on Sunday afternoon over a
new course of four and one-half miles.
This course will be the one over which
the Brooklyn A. A. will conduct its an
nual Easter Sunday handicap road race.
Among the men who will start in the
invitation race are Lou Kaufman,
Junior metropolitan 'cross-co country
champion; Sam Herzig, Frank Rudy
and many others. The race will start
at 3 p. m. from the clubhouse, 1872 Reid
Avenue, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-05
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

ALLEN ST l3 Canal ST. 7o-7o: mtce s55 nm
Esis Powell atty Wilson 1''ro rowe enS%'1S ~ a
LnXSG+TopTI +rSpI Av %!s' oss Of s. S1srio,,. os4 20
ygTs Mtge CO. 20 Libcrty nag G $40 iaw Gof
SS1l awys: Sr u,so sa3 st Emily Wheeler to
seH ST IsS sio ~ % mro o1 hFy sos us,y s'a oo5
'' al, eSrs Russell Sage. to NJ o sage & Jos
Bank e6s Madison isS MvrS' aS aty Sage to Say
v',sm :" m iou broadway; ....... sleS ooo
"TSr rTI, ENp ~ 70 AZ l mtsc $40 600 Columbia 1Gs
waIaanr nwery " Ssv Eank ao va rs Bowery attys. Cad
Wal Waiter Flanders Ct a. trustees ''aff Fiano 10
sers so av ct al ai,r trustees to Say Bank sos Mad
SSH ST. 5ao = mtse now 81 600: Peter sSc Coo" "lo
Cook. 25s @s Brondway MiwSN V4 7Sth st; atty Peter
AMSTERDAM Av. I7i2: mtse now sa4 600; LcSn 81
uS Grs srox " yae "a Al 4 FIX 9@' n'n 100
" N''s' GUAR TO- 10 Rmsen st. Brooklyn; 49,
rm tstcsI sT to a9 r,o W. , Aug7sus F. kountze a"o'
Cd puBoN Ay. lsoh St mtgo 5000 satis uSv
Konn si5 '' lSst St. atiys M"nst GoasmSh G WS'tSr
l$5TiI 81 57,5a ". ntse now 81 $50 r6rr..I 81
Levi. admr to Minnie Glauber 5s5 " 1G9n nefsfi 81
attys Weinberg Bros. 3O2 Broadway. ......Si. SIS
Bronx
TEEMoNT ztS 1T Av sl2 crotona 1895. Jackson av
i''u. ST ooi H. Teller av 1873. Mt Vernon
CTotona Park and 1853 Reach av ilsi, lot
5l2; Max Gleason prop. Seymour = knru
sv atty. KurzmHn K r. IS ' Broad ID st r"Ts Is
LOTS % and "a. parcel 3, map WIN p Oedcn
~ ana III. map Varan est. Thos c Linn, IN
ana ana % ano' sNrs TO Frances Mullar. at Crozet'
LOTS I] II TO- a. map l3l lots Thos Woolf est
Mutual Trust Co of West Co to Hcnrjctta V II
WNooolf Portchester. Y; attys. Deering & D
SANE Pi'RRaoIPTEisry cnrctiaa II Wool, 81
10 a,tya lienrotta II Woolf. So Park rd. Rye 7:
wAsIIiNGToN Av. 1851 Adcicna BacbmaS0' S1'23o 30
!"5FS GShe II T9he8 ,Sa n 1Sg l27th st; atty Harry
Morris av: Samuel Wacht TO Henry Sinr, ~
20 40 w. 73d ST. atty. Title Guar & r Go. l76
JEROME Av. 1891 st. ss,looi.' s,mo ,,:.sI 81
BECK ST. 9, $40 n Lonewood ay 80 5yss6
tmma d Barr to Matilda Protzman. ,e0 r
n loai ST. attys. Lawyers r & Co. lso
5sioo harriet %fs rownley qs a. to NAP d., ra1m9Ynt
Tns [so'l; i, a32 II l3ath st: atty. w I Matthews
BSTnGArE' A. i6io: Naion,,, s,,,s,s sa g 100
Pauline Jacobs. si6O ll5th ST. attv Dreto,,G eo 10
. d a. Al Park Row ~ ''''' 'iai"oi.d
BRYANT Az. 1898 American Real Es,atc, q 81
10si Wcnman mlms "a aS pi,. e9h ST. and ano atty,
LOTS IS to so: map NJ schrcnkesen Tit,c o;nsr sr
Co to Magdalena Lohba,er lao Wcc Huhs onhr
p 1d ATTY. Holly Pogo West nv s. I''ios Gos
rn,i srs to M nea 'sI anna ,i \ MoldenNc and ano
=, ,l1Ipeman V. Sol L listh ST 81 o6o
ililHD Az. 20. n l6eth st: Bcn neNo,eo' S,,oou
10. 10 Dicurch Behrens Eastern blvd attvs
't''' " a. 90 h"ay. ............. So 900
New-York tribune., 1919-04-05
More Room Obtained by
James McCreery K Co.
Lease $4,000 Square Feet in
Adjoining Fifth Avenue
Corner Ruildinp

Albert B. Ashforth has leased to
James McCreery & Co. the second floor
and other space in the Acker, Merrall
& Condit building, at the southwest
corner of Fifth Avenue and Thirty-tifth
Street, for q long period of years.
James McCreery & Co. now have en-
frances to their store on Thirty fourth
and Thirty-fifth streets through the ar
cade of the Acker Merrall building, and
this lease will give them $4,000 extra
square feet of floor space. They wils
take possession May /.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-05
In the Training Camp
-CRANTLAND RICE sM

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April 4.-Hav-
ing completed full investigation at
this camp and described conditions
fully for Tribune readers. we will in
spect conditions prevailing at the
Gainesville camp early next week.
At that we'd rather have a job in
vestigating camps at Jacksonville and
Gainesville than at Brest or Bordeaux.
There seems to be q disposition to
derlde the advance announcement that
Ping Bodie will meet Percy the pet
ostrich in q spaghett; contest on Sat
urday night. Those who think we are
merely fabrcating or are becoming
fippant will obtain the correct answer
in Sundays Tribune. where our Nc
Geehan will cover the bitter contest by
rounds.
These unkempt Dodgers are as full
OF good pitchers as a poilu used to be
full Of cooties. They swarm all over
the -Marquard, Mamaux, Pfeffer,
Cheney, Grimes and Sherrod Smith still
to come. If this isn't the best pitch
ing staff in baseball it is not very far
away.
After watching movie picture
tragedy last night, Colonel Huston felt
better about that 11-2 defeat of
Thursday. He saw several folks in the
movie suffer even more than he had
One of these was thrown off a cliff and
the other shot through the lung. The
colonel admitted he would rather suf-
fer an 11-2 defeat than have this hap
pen after completing an honorable
career along the Western front
If the Yanks lose Saturdays battle,
however, the colonel may turn in a
Brodie of his own if he can locate any
tall cliffs around here as q starting
point. He doesn't mind losing a ball
game any more than Italy minds losing
Fiume.
Ping Bodie isn't the fastest ball
player now in captivity, but the alert
Ping has keen knack Of judging a
fly ball. He covers more ground than
his robust physical makeup might in
dicate. The main idea in select out
fielding is to swing toward the proper
New-York tribune., 1919-04-05
Cellatly House ON
nj a adison Avenue
Bought by Operator
Family's Old Home, Just
Below Murray Hill, Sold
for Price Said To BE
Sis, 900; Bennett Dwell
ing Sold

The Gellatly property at lis Madi-
son Avenue, owned for many years by
the family, was sold yesterday by
John Gellatly to S. H. Stone. The
property is below Thirtyfourth Street
and outside Of the Murray Hill re-
stricted zone, so there can be no specu-
lation as to the use to which the
realty may be put. The property was
taken by Mr.. Stone at price which
he said was close to the assessed
no surprise if Mr.. Stone had resold
the property. The Gellatly house is
four stories high and covers site
24.S feet wide and 100 feet deep, about
halfway in the block between Thirty
third and Thirty-fourth streets. Harris
& Vaughan negotiated the deal.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-05
Sales at Auction

,noo,,,, , BY Bryan L. Kennedy
BRooME ST. 45s. n >, 80 " Mrcer At o5,,oo
% sly ioft q str; Emgrant Indus Say Rank
agt l. g De witt ct al. due $97 Ala. 90 tarsa
etc $500; to the plaintiff for $4,000. '''' ''AeS'
BY Joseph p Day
"nLhEH ST, g. IS. 752 Church s, 1orso
o sly Ioft str; Emigrant Indus Sav Rank sg;
W r -, PNmpton ct al duo se6.l57 III taxes stc
*zl2.ao TO the plalntin ors2J. 900 WV
,,a.,, ny Arthur C. Sheridan
iAoin ~ 81 llo f. s. 220.l Park nv % Y
soll. sy dwg II A Parso ct AL eyrs
~ tts ast Catherine McConaghy ct al: due. s3.
'''i' '&acs. ctc'' sloo'9o' adjourned to April a.
,,.,.,, BY James ]. Donovan
" "EbsTEH as Az. 2755-i. s. 5l.2 II 1o7th ST. At
o.i1o6r 1913. ! sty by theatre: nenamin Knohei
ct al agt ii Koch 1T al: due. S375S S5. taYes
sIr ,r sios az 20 prior mge $26.5oO: to the plain
New-York tribune., 1919-04-05
10 Improve 10Th Av. Corner

WILLIAM A. White & Sons have sold
for the Thomas Stokes estate the plot
l00xl75 at the southeast corner of
Tenth Avenue and Fifty-fourth Street.
lhe new owner will improve the site.
Deal on Bleccker Street
Van Vliet e. Place have sold for the
Village Realty Company the four-storv
building with stores at 300 Bleecker
Street, on lot 19X81.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-05
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

LEMON Az. nwc l43d st. 4oxloo: rcnco Realty
s2 atty to state hsTs Bank Se'HaT5 ss [sng nayd and
4oTi ST 4so's W kah and Exert S1 rnioD + GoS
ATS42aS Ws2q To%s wsi ssSs H. S i9ST s;S6
AM4frHpSM Aq s aS l@S 90 bYsy A0 / iaS5 @ $ 800
AD}RoS % Iv cor oP lseh tbs St. go
a. q; Sc Hssa'S sty g K M',sF y Co. ls5 BSsg Ssy
a5Sn 81 ssan St s45s 3s' az so55 runs "
ha sG' So IS 0sS Wss END Kay GO to JsSog EGse
Park Row; Aur 90. 1918 a'''' ""iNs A. 'ooo od
c2SynNr MSSeasSr Az 4S %,,i ~ Realty CO
A. q Park hgw Aug @ g. isls HS "''s M"GsS s 90
GO Go attys Butcher. & f. Mad av: Jan IL
S6Ti ST. y S5s Riverside dr.. lsrloo $ cEos DoS
1ad MarEt Waller s27 W seth s. Carrie
j attys. Lawyers Co. iSo i'SIE Bway W".S5u Nus
75TIT ST 227 T. Philip and Pauline scbcbcr N5s 800 20
osD; Go lGo Bway Dec s. 1910 81 900
G,sri GlS and Martin a,i.L smith, Mary j Me-
sNME \ PnorEkry same to same attys, sane same
llarll sT lo' f. c6as Cohen 745 Drsss stS'.So ay
Ii7S'p; I7s pvd% to tT9uN An ia,S SHAW a'ys. = e.
HAMILTON ST. 3S; Chas and Lena Lane to S'yvo Ww
b9werS attys' Bowers & Sands. As Cedar st:
l55h ST 456 ~; Isabella Jex to Emily i Lee
ildInniney atSs. G I Co. l7O Bway. Sept IT,
S7II ST ia4 y samuel Levy to samson kosc0o $500
IL l,sld ioany at'yS' hantfo"ita & f. 32o Bwayi june
10TH Av. i9al Jno Murray 5ls W 10th Sit.2Io st. 10
p, l2s Bway Oct 2a 1915 '''sS' i'sse s. ooS @
sTH AN 705. lcaschod: JOS Bihellcr on the prem
ises. TO Herman Graf. 46l w l64h st; attys
Wendell. & r. 277 Bway: Feb l. 1918 sic. s2s. 81.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-05
Old Bennett Home Is Sold

The New York home of the late
James Gordon Bennett, publisher of
"The New York Herald" at 81 West
Forty seventh Street, was purchas ed
yesterday by Frederick P. Fox e. Co.
for client Title to the realty is held
in the name of the George +. Pollock
estate The house is four stories over
a basement, built on a site 23 feet wide
and 100 feet deep, on the north side
of the block between Fifth and Sixth
avenues.
Buyers to Improve 31st Street Site
NJ G. L. Hess have sold for the
Union Dime Savings Bank to the Mid
town Holding Corporation 1874 West
Thirty-frst Street, on plot 25X152,
upon which the new owners contem-
plate erecting a two-story building.
Realty Company Buys Loft
Grohman Realty Company, operators,
have bought the loft building, 2OxSO. at
14S Spring Street, from Edith Witt,
through NJ. Cohen.
West Sixty-third Flat Sold
Christopher Volzing & Son have sold
for Jetty Dali the fve-story tenement
at 240 West Sixty-thrd Street to
William Kreisberg.
Buyer for Tenement Houses
Albert Rosenblatt has sold 96
Orchard Street, on lot 26xSS.6, and 81
Orchard Street, on lot 24.10x8S.6, two
tve-story tenements, to the M. B.
Helpern Realty Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-05
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

BLEECKER ST. " =. 3G.s IL Barrow st. 1o7xso 10 :
M April pr /: David Aronson to Village Realty
7 G & I Co. 1856 broadway. .............. 81 800
East Side
r. April / 40 Easi sist St a'' co AZ to VIM MP p & (
aty Co. i$9 @ Broadw~y Bro yS"'S e $5 p 600 90
SAME property: m Aprll i same to same; 5
5r HTars Av sG s. pr 81 mse g. So S9G S atty st ),
aap@n Apnl i Kate Bqyeo to Julia Soiisman Il j;
T' Co st 7s que %ma n as per bond atty 4
e'Tl ni Sr sc@ < s, lss,774 March iVSSgS John
Warc Mcdcnlhc 3 %ss s'0oo s9''Ss Gco
March y 900 Park Ave corpn 20 i1' to S'Jc Jerome Il"
ly e ,In,d pr mtg $7o5ooo aitys. wcschlcr. & r.
0sGni 81 $ia = ls,oo M Ap9ii go g
Riverside Drive; insfalls; p e. pr ntge Sis 600
2srI slIH 81 MsrmGn "a GcueS 3eS H[oaaway 900
coney to chas Reilly 2oss Madisom nv An' Haars
wdnn wnn c; pr mtge $500; atty 'Thos f Kane. 50
West Side
"hsT 1sn ENn io aSy MT n o7s6 2sS 4 G7G St s55so
to isot b, lMNorrson, 4s5 l39th ST yrs, e.:
20 fx25 Ak irrcg lsce ,rat.sfcr) m; Apru g. T.
EnrpGdss II Constantine to Jos Edwards $50
Man & Man. So Wall st sso 0oo
COLI MBuS Az, ots. 81 10 n sgd ST. 25'2xl00
leassIold March %; Leader Restaurant Inc to
Goodman. $50 Il sth St due and Int as per
note; attys. koppcnan ~ W. ia Rivngton
slST sT.. $. rs " Central Park West. lov40o ,
y m: April | Rubin solovc & Jos 7, Butter-
Wiser. lJJ Central Park West: yrs 5D e
loorl sr sis W. :. isxi60 M A9rii go %
$3.50 Manhattan Av Corpn to Oscar Schcrcr 535
fs'N a. ,s. ay; yrs. c. attys. Kaye & sclolcr,
MAA1NnATTAN Az. IS 60 s. e5.5 and 50 V0D
in'se $4,000. April 3; Ruism Realty Corpn to
Hose Adcnbaum ll72 Il 18Th ST. Bklyn: i yrs
8 g attys. Levy. G & c. Bklyn - 500 ooo
ie3p 81, ooS D N. n s. lots. each 81 6x09 Ike.
m mtgs $3.50 ench. and each subj 10 mr.
mtge $3i.950: April 3. College Holding Co 10
Isabel burger. 80 w ls3d st: due March 10. 1924
,7esnp r c. aitys burger B. 2sa Bway. So 500
Nav. mande NJ Hennon to Albert II Hastorf AZ Ham,
ua,tys; & Kaufman us B@ay D'ee s's'yp So Soo
I'6T HIST. 505 w. q. Is -nro II; Aurii z Siars
* Stripes Realty Go to liy Pistchal zoo "
lI2d At; due May |. 1921. 6 c; pr mtge sas 900
sty \ m ) Ttls & M'ge Co. 1876 Bway '75o
80 ~ hh hSI AV. W cor lT7th st. l25x02 sri251
~. ~ Pan "a Anrn Vys Realty Co to Sanford ME-
Co. 80 y l9d st. due March |. 1924 q n 70
br m'ge Sl5ooo0 attys Wise Il Gutenberg. 2os
zlnlH ST. = 3. a, Harlem River runs
200 TO n 2l5th st W TOOK n 90 liz W So1
/. w II to 2l6th q 223 to bog: Y nart,
ahtcn ~, willie II Thorn to Grace r. i,th.i
ana howard Courtney. 7s Perry st; duo Oct
lole. c. atty. Il Mead 80 Church
e' ''''''.'.'.......',,.,... $40 600
New-York tribune., 1919-04-05

WATERFRONT 7-ROOM HOUSE. EVERY
improvement. heat, electricity, elaborate
~ decorated bathing beach, tennis boat
ing, fishing; must be TO be appre-
cated: 1000. easy terms II desired Box
B. Howard Beach. l.. l. Phone 4a4S Rich
nond Hlll.
buy YOUR HOME SITES
We Will build for you now when ready
Tcrrns TO suit. Titles guaranteed. 30 minutes
from N. Y, Little Neck and Manhasset
JOHN NJ. RIEHLE. 63 William ST.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-05
RACING SUMMARIES
Bowie, Md, April 4-Fourth Day
WEATHER CLEAR; TRACK FAST Il
BOWIE, APRIL 4, 1919.

Apprentice allowance track fast
Startf
same Wnner br f. owner G. Peterson Train
New-York tribune., 1919-04-05

buy YOUR HOME SITES
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY
We Have Ut.
A Home: In Mount Vernon, N. Y.
EdWin W. Fiske Reality Co.,

= DhFO1 III. sIUUNT VERNON. n. 7.
CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW At LAKE mAHOPAe
Camp typs: stone fireplace; very convenisntE
sorned With permansnt water rights: S3i5e 4
-ih sso furnisiasd. CSC Lake Nasopsa Corpora.
n<n. l Aadison ave
ACI QUICK! 40-AcRE FARM. $4,000
cash. balance easy terms House .iv
'"pns. and barn; main state road. 40
.nintHs from depot. OSCAR " BAR
i.tHo q SONS. Peekskili. N. Y. Tel es6.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-05
NEW JERSEY

ACKNOWLEDGING houses for rent.
- rooms. baths garage x2,l0O year,
- rooms. garage. stable. 42.500 year. 20
fpDtns, bsths stable 81 800
H. Wsatheybs Il Co., Eugiewood, n. ).
JHDsIfT PRIVATE sALE.~iio.to.ds,s ,,n.c,
iyyfne ~ PslI6asies six magnificent teofns o,sr,
o<lYg spaejofa sfcalsas. Hudson afid ilDth streets
y tcf YhesDzlsDb.e description pisone Clir
spe ~ ~ne 'ts ios Cfaut~ooa. ~ j.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-05

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1919-04-05
Gets East 77th Street House

Pease & Gilman have leased for Mrs.
j. Victor Onativia, jr., the three-story
dwelling at II East Seventy seventh
Street
New-York tribune., 1919-04-05
PUTNAM COUNTY

DAIRY FAnM--PUTNAM COUNTY
~ Actss~-t1o good bouses--cornnaofious bsyns
~ ~ xLaDies-fnqinz water Near State Road Price
ig y. Y. ~~'A'
New-York tribune., 1919-04-05

BLEECkER ST. g. 3G.s Barrow st. 10 7xso 10 :
M April ! David Aronson to Village Realty
Go. l6 sth av: > yrs. e. p m. 50 500 atty.
L G & I Co. 1856 broadway. .............. 81 800
New-York tribune., 1919-04-05

sector, and Ping is one of the best al
this intricate art.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-05

-Bni Hunley finished first but vas DIS
Mutuals paid---Alma r., SsS Slslo' 80
Candidate ID $l0.So. -, -, s,.,a
Alma B always close mp. he'd ON game
terfered with In the stretch. but held on We'll
New-York tribune., 1919-04-05

=, Whitney cntry-Handy Panky and :
Panlxy. S420. $2.10. $500; Frezeur S2.10.
Hanky Panky wearing blinkers show
down and had to be ridden out to win. II
Frzeur showed speed and was best of the
C1 THIRD RAcE-Three-year-olds an,
LF HALF FURLONGS Time, 123
driving place ridden out Winner ch. f..
trainer, w. " Casey