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Real Estate Market News and Comment Space Situation i Forces Lawyers To Buv Building Blandy, Mooney Shipman Buy in Pine Street When Wall Street Premises Are Asked For bv Trust Co. Blandy, Mooney Shipman, lawyers, have decided to buv a building of their own that they may bo secure from the influences of the space shortage and which prevail in the down? town district. The lawyers have oc? cupied the sixteenth floor of the build? ing nt 3 Wall S-reel since the struct? ure was errected many years ago. Tho Equitable Trust Company owns the building and desiring more space for one of its subsidiarios claimed tho of? fices which the lawyers have occupied. Space conditions in the downtown district wen- explained to the lawyers by William A.

White Sons. The lawyers in fact were well acquainted with the scarcity of rentable space, and the conclusion that the purchase of a building for their own use was the logical solution of their predica? ment was reached without, much urging on the part of the brokers. They have bouRht tho five-story Structure at HK 1'ino Street, paying about $250,000 for it. It. covers a site feet wide and 61.6 feet deep on tho north side of tho block next to the northwest, currier of William Street, (t was erected about seven years ago for tho insurance trade.

About that MORTGAGE LOANS Per Cent MORTGAGE MONEY Existing Mortgage? Taken by Assignment Wm. A. White Sons 46 Cedar Street Tel. 5700 John REAL ESTATE BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN Apartment Home on Cathedral Height? Price 180,000 Mortgage 80,000 Rents Now 17,400 Rents current rates EAST TERMS JOHN L. PARISH Broadway 5740 Cortlandt ESTC ESTER COTJNTY BRONXVILLE TUCKAHOE 27 room house, two acres; Ideal fanatnrlum, school.

boar.llug homo. Sacrifice, UtUe cash. Termj. CHESTER 18 cost JM.0O0. Bell 120,001 Ten J.

CLAREY. 52 Wert 1st SU Mount Vemon. For Sale $50,000, or Rent $4,200 Beautiful large modem mansion: acre; large tarage; if-rv choice, oontenlent location. Imme? diate poaaesalon. thown from this offl ANDERSON REALTY COMPANY, 24 E.

1st ML Vemon. N. Y. New Haven R. R.

KOK AND ACREAGE PROPERTY TIIK BERT RESIDENCE SECTION OF KW BOCHEI.LE; ALL IMPROVEMENTS; LARQW ACREAOE IN THF. VICINITY OF BEDFORD, WKRTCMEPTEB COUNTY, SEW YORK JOHN li TBOY, OWNER, NEW ROCHELLE. Y. CALIFORNIA hUNl.ALOW AT LAKE MAHOPAfl atone fireplace; Tery conTenientll loeateJ. with permanent water 15ft furnished.

18.660. Lai Mahupac Corpora? tion. 1 ate BOROt'OH OF Ol'EENS Rills Gardens 10 Minuten from Penn. Station. anil Villa Plot! for Sale.

SAGE FOUNDATION HOMES CO. 47 84th or Forest L. I. Itt.Nii HUM) FOU SALE (IV THF, North Shore of Long Island TO LOSE E8TATK Bsautifui 32 Bsrvtce Penn Station. Hou? rfpantah Ule roer.

.4 fte Breplaces, three batlui an-l ahowrer; of nn? construction; bought toi led than actual cosL For fur" her par ulara apply I. ih: nth New York. NEW YORK STATE Commuters! Tor nor) offered a hotlM of 7 bath. on a large pint wiih beautiful view, W) by expresa from airsd In Rock land County; come thi? ari'l other? In ml? beautiful section. Howard Goldsmith, 63 Park Row Tel 2(94 Beekmaui NEW RUE At Ridgewood, N.

J. HOME? fnr one of ubttrbafl hone No man bornea Full partloulan, lii'lurilng t. k' either ffflW h. H. f.OKDON FORMAN.

Broadway. Rector 7 Tel, Btf). Re-nt your r-nitage tlilt ye-ar at LONG BRANCH, N. J. lovai Hinnti Bend for Jjoovw Mayor i.

HAKMIVO RKHlliKMK, beautiful in ail. Irepta ftna Sv; TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES time tho underwriting business wsb indicating migrating tendencies, and it wiis not long after that the movement to William street north of Maiden Lane set in. The Mercantile Bank of America then took the building. it was sold yesterday to the lawyers by the Underwriters' Building Com? pany which was represented by the Charles F. Noyes Company.

The occupation by lawyers of an en? tire building for offices is unique in the recent history of the city. There is said to be only one other building so occupied, and that is on Nassau street, near Fulton, which has been used by the firm of DeWitt, Lockman DeWitt for nearly a century. Blandy, Mooney Shipman at the present timo is composed of Edmund Mooney, William C. Fitts and Charles T. B.

Howe. Mr. Mooney said that in making this purchase his firm was following an oldtime habit; that during the past threo his grandfather. Ed? mund Mooney; his uncle, William Mooney, and' his cousin, Edmund Mooney, solicitors, have occupied their own building at 1(1 Fleet Street, Dublin. Chandlers Buy on Front Street Several well known ship chandlers of this city, Boston and Baltimore have bought tho property at 52 Front Street for their local headquarters and in? cidentally have established a now value for the property, which has been sold for the third time in the last few months.

The chandlers secured the property through the Charles F. Noyes Company and take possession of it about the first, of next month. Title to tho realty will bo taken in the name of the Sontrado Corporation. Rosa W. Weir who sell the properly, are the tenants.

They bought it from Clarence VV. Eckhardt, who bought for speculation. He prof? ited by the ralo to the tenants and now the tenants an- profiting by the to the chandlers. The Weir com? pany evidently has another local Hank Sella HI reel Loft Tho Greenwich Savings Dank han Bold tho -story loft building fit 4H0 Broome Street, The building on a site 26 feet wide 100 feet deep. It adjoin? the northeiiHt corno? of Wooiter Street and wan taken In Coro by tho bank nomo timo ago, Public Library TrusteoH Hell Loft Tho United State? Trust Company, trustee for tho Public Library, has through E.

11. Ludlow 127 and 129 Prince northwest cor? ner of Woo.1er Street, fronting 94,0 feet on Woostor Street and 40 feet on Spring Stroot, with an from Woostor Street about K(l feet in depth, improved with a seven-story building of unusual strength. The premise's have been purchased by Harry Aron son, represented by Simon Meyers. Backer Sells His Movie Studio The Georgo Backer Company has sold tho film studio at 2M0 and 232 West Thirty-eighth Street, which Mr. Backor erected more than a year ago, to Lewis J.

Solx.nick. While only two Htories, its height is equivalent to four stories, and it. contains every appliance found in that class of building. It was valued at $150,000. Buyer for Lower 6th Ave.

Site Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown Company sold for Alexander Butler Duncan to Morris Weinstein the three story and basement building at Sixth Avenue on a lot 18x65. East Side Tenement Sold The Rolph and Muh estates have sold the six-story tenement, with atores, at 631 East Eleventh Street, on plot 87.6x103.3. Lewis B. Gawtry Buys Former Home of Arthur Sachs Lewis B.

Gawtry has bought through the Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown Company from Arthur Sachs his flve-atory residence on a lot, 20x 100.5, at 58 East Sixty-sixth Street. Mr. Sachs recently bought 42 and 44 East Sixty-ninth Street for his new home. West 149th Street Dwelling Sold Du Bois Taylor have sold for the estate of Louis Biel the three-story and basement dwelling at 509 West 149th Street, on lot 17.6x99.11.

Deal In East 121st Street Joseph Shenk has purchased from the Merit Realty Company, M. L. Osk president, 132 East 121st Street, a three-story dwelling, on a lot 20x100.11, which Mr. Shenk intends to remodel. Country Homes for Actors Charles who plays tho boy 1 "Good Morning, Judge," will join th actors' colony at Great Neck, L.

I He haB leased the house adjoining th occupied by Donald Brian, while She Camp, of the same company, has join od the theatrical colony at Rye, pur chasing the W. P. Allen residence with three acres of ground, on th Boston Road. Dyckman Street Block Bought for Improvement Theatre and Store Building To Be Built hy Between Nagle and Post Avenues Byme Bowman have sold for the Empire Trust Company to Charles Hensle, builder and operator, the block front on the north side of Dyckman Street, from Nagle to Post avenues, with a frontage of 310 feet on Dyck? man Street and 100 feet on each ave? nue. Tho property was held at 000 and was purchased for cash.

Negotiations are under way for the resale of a large portion of the plot, including an outlet on Dyckman Street, for improvement with a theatre. The balance of the block Mr. Hensle will improve with a two-story business building with stores. The property is opposite the Dyckman Street station. Miss Hawkesworth Profils On Resale of House! I Miss Margaret Hawkesworth has re- sold the dwelling at 54 East Fifty-sec? ond Street, nt a price which Pease Elliman, brokers in the resale, say is much above the- ligure which she paid for the property last November.

The name of the buyer was not made pub? lic. He will occupy the house, how- ever, just as soon as the lease on it expires, Miss Hawkesworth bought the dwelling from K. S. Twining. It is five stories, of the American basement, type, on a sito Buyer for Foreclosed Apartment The Union Dime Savings Bank has disposed of the six "tory elevator apart? ment house at Ml West 122(1 Street, which it.

took in foreclosure to protect its mortgnge Investment. It on a site 00x100 1 between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue. Morrl? Sold Montgomery Ki Soil hftV "old the one dtory ln'li'k garage together with tin? mi (I dwelling on th? east mile of Morrla Avenue, between J44th rttreeU. Sales tit Auction n. JoM-ph I'.

UM.F.'KKK HT, 37-, NO Ht, i I fixrn sah i May In lie TH.u lur tl uIho 10'11 ST, 8.1, hi, 22x66, tut and exm' nalu; of Ad? litm Cramor, to Charle. Kramer tor 7TII A 211, 11 6 22d hi, Ifi 6x fill, 4 nty lut arel utt-a; exrB' mil, fHtlllu of Ann.i Van Axte, deoeaaed, lier man Workman for I BOWl.TlY, 286-80, n. 6 0 Houston Ht, four 4 nty loft and b( bids vol Hale; No 286, to Job Wliltmann for No to Hollinan for $11, 260; Nos to Laurence Curtln for 1,600 BIldOK AV, 08 r. Si Ii st, vacant; vol mile; to William Goodale for no WEBSTER AV 1.071-7 850 204th Ht, 60x120, thron nty fr exrs' mile. No 8078 to Nicholas for Nos 3076-8077 to Qulnn Cor $3,600 each: alHO STHH.1.I0N8 AV, 170t Ht, 170x106, vacant: oxro' buIo; to Hochatadtvr for ni.o AV, inn 183d Bt.

r.o. vacant; oxrs' oirtato of Fred? erick deceased; to .1 Movie for 204T11 ST. a Seaman av, 100x200, vacant; Met Inn Co act .1 Klrwan el nl; Butcher, attyn; duo, $21, -1 -1 etc, withdrawn, By Arthur Sheridan AVICNrn 196, 12th si tut and BtrB; II I' Schwartz agt Max Sohonkeln al; due taxes, etc, to ihn plaintiff By Onnrffe Prloe i UTTH 181 tVashliiRton fv' SOxllS.fl, vnoant; A agi Irene Se.hoops ot al; due. $8,763 60 taxes, etc, $010; to the plaintif. Mexican Resident Buys $175,000 Estate at Rye i Kenneth Ives Co.

have sold for I Helen P. Denny her country placo on Pine Island, Rye-on-Sound, to Bonja i min Johnston, of tho United Sugar Companies, Lot. Mexico. The i property contains about three acres of upland, improved with a larpo stone residence, garage, cottage, sea wall, and was held at $175,000. New Jersey Site for Plant The Kraeuter Company has pur? chased fifteen acre? on Burnett Ave nue, Hilton, in the Irvington district of Newark, N.

fronting: not) feet on tho Rahway Valley Line, upon which it will erect a plant for the i manufacture of automobile toolR and implements. The site was purchased from Louis Keller. J. R. Franke Com- I 1 pany were tho brokers.

New Apartments for Rronx Two five-story apartment bouses, costing $120,000, are to be erected on the east sido of Avenue 83 0 feet south of 102d Struct, hy the Absar Realty Company, Abraham Weissmnn president, which has put up other apartments in the vicinity. Charles i KreymborK is tho archit.net REAL ESTATE NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE NEW JERSEY $16,000 invested earns $1,704 yearly. Owner wants to sell property described below, which is fully rented and forty minutes from New York: Two-family frame house; five rooms and bath on each floor; hot air heat; separate heaters for each floor. Two-story frame building; store, three rooms and bath on first floor; second floor has six rooms and bath. Two frame houses of five rooms each.

This is corner property, six minutes from station, and always rentecL $6,000 cash and balance on mortgage. Phone 1583-M STCHE OR RENT Cornes, Bus ine tij, Factory Sites. yon era YOU WANT THIS tapestry brick dwelling, south ern eaposure: Ideal; photo BURKE, Hi'lK Oetty Square Tel 6060 IfTonkera. OPEN TO OFFER room, modern frame dwelling; I0fixi2fi; impts. 2-f'ir garage; beet section; nuking $22.000.

Valentine-Getty 45 Warburton Av MT, I It SON WE HAVE IT A BOMB FOR YOU SEE E. EI8KE REALTY CO. 14 DEPOT PL. TEL. 2504 WHITE CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW re, ai location 4 2 servants', 2 ate? to mil Win Mori l.f'lr.

Tel, SALE BARGAINS 9 2 bathe; eaey terme; beati'lful 'loneervatory. eieepln? porch tlit.000 E. M. Went, opp. Tel.

NEW ROCHELLE EASY TERMS OpntWmin'H home of 4 1 garatro, -i loci ted heat section. Q. W. Mahlstedt, 680 North Tel.7l2N.il, MUST BE SOLD Pine Home, 10 rooms, 2 baths, sun parlor; all Impts. garage; 3 mln.

to station. T. J. SULLIVAN, 20 Avo, Tul. 2790.

I'EKKSKII. ACT QUICK 12,000 t'ai, un.) t.ani. on mull? sialo road: 80 mln. ildi-jt Oacar V. 4 Sniia.

Ti-1. MAM.IROMTK $1,000 Easy. 4 Houses, 7 to 0 "ni? and hmha. nil IrnpiM. r.nxlOO; good Snln prlcoa, $0,800 $9,000 'i.

w. MaJilste.lt, T.il. BARGAIN EASY TERMS Room all Impts; plot, SOxjOOj large Bnnige; ohlldren's playhouse; eX'-ellent loca? tion on trolley I. H. Carpenter.

Tel. 106. Bronx Operators Find Harvest in Quick Resales Contract on Apartments in Mor? ris Ave. Sold at Profit; son Sells Hoe Ave. Houses The Penenson Realty Company has bought the two six-story elevator apa I mentis at the northwest corner of Mor- ris Avenue and 179th Street.

The cor ner structure stands on a plot front-! ing 100 feet on each thoroughfare. The adjoining house at 2015-2017 Morris i Avenue is on a plot 75x100. The com? bined properties front 175 feet on the avenue and 100 feet on 17fith Street. I The houses were purchased from tho company headed by August Jacob, which erected them a few years ago. Clement II.

Smith was tho broker in the deal. The Benson Realty Company immediately resold the property to a Mr. Guhberg, who will hold the houses us an investment. Ano! her deal by the Benenson Realty Company involves the purchase of the one-story brick store building at 1757 to 1763 Boston Road, at the junotion of Southern Boulevard. It contains four stores and occupies a site 68xl40x irregular.

Houses in Hoe Avenue Sold Max N. Natason has resold to Fan nie Waxenbaum and Hyman TantlelT 954 and 958 Hoe Avenue, two five-story I apartment houses, each on plot 50x100. They were purchased by the sellers a month aK'i from the Anti-gato Real? ties, Im-, David Goisler was the broker in he ru lacl ion, Mr. Nalanson has also resold to the li. VV, G.

Realties 4-1? to 454 West 162d Sti.i, two five-story apartments, each fin 50x100, They were purchased by flic soiling company recently from I SI Iversteln. Sale ni Vox Street Structure? Joseph AliKii'i-ion hits to Ihn' Automatic Realty Company 5H7 Fox it, Mu- i- story apiirl ninlit. at. Ihn not i hwo il coi ii'-r of i ox Slruot and Avtinuu fit, John, Mux Monfrlotl repre? sented ill'- purchaser, Mr, AliniiinuMi iils'i mild to Samuel Columbus West liMth Street, ad nido ive. a flvi- story apartment on plot Afin 100, A.

lieh represented tho purchasers, Hltlo by Mr. Abrumson involves 900 l-'ox Street, southeast corner of Ilarretto Street, on a plot 52x105, a livc Crotono Park East Deal A. Wood has sold to Nathan Socol tho four five story apartment houses at 1424 (o I486 ('rotuna Park East, each on a plot 41x128. Samuel Frank rep? resents the buyer, Buys Houses Near Concourse Frederick Brown has bought from the Aloha Realty Company through Mc- Lernon Brothers, 16 East 199th adjoining the Grand Boulevard and Concourse, a live-story apartment, on plot 50x100. Investor Buys in Intervale Avenue Fred Oppenheimer has sold tho six story apartment at L020 lingers Place, on plot 64 feet running through to 1038 Intervalo Avenue, for tho Absar Realty Company.

Also for the same seller the to the north known as 1039 In? tervale Avenue, on a plot 56x90x irreg? ular. Those houses were erected by the seller in 1017 and have been bought by an investor, client of I). Coisler. 8210,000 Brooklyn Flat Bought Speculators The Meister Builders have purchased from the Rroadvuu Realty Company an i apartment at 1033 to 1061 Ocean Ave- nne, on plot 200x90x110, held at $240, 000. The Realty Trust has sold for the Aleo Building Company tho one-family dwelling at 2036 Sixty-fifth Street, to Jessie Hark.

B. J. Sforza has sold for Henry Keck to Allessandro Conti tno two-family cottage on a plot 40x100, at 1462 Sev- i enty-flfth Street, and for William Ferris, tho two-story shop on a lot 20x 100, at 1220 Sixtieth Street. Frank A. Seavor Co.

have sold the one-family brick houso at 1947 Sixty second Street, for George Danforth; and the two-family house on a piot 40x 100 at 1265 Seventy-eighth Street, for Richard McMullen. Tho Bulkley Horton Company has sold 70-72 Grand Avenue a two-story garage on a lot 50x100, for the Rock Island Butter Company. Swedish Government Centre domes to Beekman Street The Ruland Whiting-Benjamin Corporation announces that the Swed? ish Consul General has leased a large suite in tho Temple Court Building, nt 5 Beekman Street, and will move from his present office on or about tho first, of May, Among other new tenants who have leased space in Temple Court are: Barnet Cross The Safe Guard Check Writer Company, Frank Was scrman, Joseph I. Ercnstoft, Nuthan Greenbaum, Hugo Ulitz, James T. Kelly and A.

T. Evans, Products Dis? pensing Company, Jacob Fox, Koehler Weymann, C. II. Hastings, Hani Shipping Company, Leopold Beringer, Commercial Art Service, Milton ('lad stone, Alexander Hinchuk Company; August Reymert and Clermont Rosauski, attorneys for tho Royal Swedish Consulate. 15.

Altman Go. Take Madison Avenue Corner1 B. Altman Co. arc the real buyers i of tho ono-time Morris K. Jesup dwel ling at the Boutheasi of Madi? son Avenue and Thirty-fifth Street, the sale of which by Georgo R.

Read Co, to a ni-wl-, formed company known as the Commercial Improvement Corpora? tion of Madison Avenue was reported a couple of months ago. The property consists of a four-story building on plot 40.5x100, nnd faces tho Altman store, which occupies the block bounded by Fifth and Madison avenues, Thirty-fourth and Thirty-fifth streets. Just what disposition is to be made of i tho Jesup corner has not been definitely decided, but it is understood that tha deal is in the nature of a protective purchase. New Postoffice for Yorkville Postofiire Station which has been located nt 11G0 Third Avenue, just south of Sixty-eighth Street, for a number of years, is to have a modern home erected for it jn tho block to the north, surrounding the northeast corner of Third Avenue and Sixty ninth Street. The Postofflco Depart? ment, has accepted a proposition to rent new quarters, which are expected to lie ready for next Octo? ber.

The main part of the building will front on the avenue, beginning 20 feet north of Sixty-ninth Street, and there will be a small entrance on the street. Street Apartment Plans Plans wore filed yesterday for tho nine-story apartment houso which tho One Fifteen, is to erect at 113 to 119 East Eighty-second Street on a plot 75x87. According to the archi? tect, J. E. R.

Carpenter, it is estimated to cost $225,000. Two New Apartments For West 73d Street Jacob Axelrod ami His Son to Build Nine Story Structures on Old Clark Estate Property The West Seventy-third Street As? sociates a corporation controlled by L. Mordecai and Son and E. Clifford Potter, have sold to Jacob Axelrod and Herman Axelrod, a plot on the north side of Seventy-third Street. 50 feet west of Columbus Avenue.

Tt has a frontage of 140 feet, on which will be built nine-story apartment houses The house on the easterly side of the land will bo 55 feet wide and will con? tain two four-room apartments and two three-room apartments on a floor The second house will be 85 feet front Tho buildings will be completed about December 1, 1919. This is part of the Clark estate, purchased by the Seventy-third Street Associates abou two years ago. Jacob Axelrod and hi: son Herman, formed a partnership re cently. Riverside Drive Corner Sold The apartment house at northeas corner of Riverside Drive and 152i reel, has been sold to a client Cass Appel. It stands on a plot 100x155 irregular.

Inventors Buy in Harlem Harry Sugarman has sold for Id Rauh, 124 East 112th Street, five story double flat on lot 25x100. Th purchaser is an out-of-town The Pocomo Realty Company, C. I Gregory president, has sold the fiv? story flat, on lot 25x100, at 11 Wei 133d Street, in a cadi deal to an it vi i tor, Recorded Transfer? Downtown I'Hl'i'Pv BT, 887, 80.8x04x30*06 foreclosure, April 1. 1910: Wl II Mi In referee, to Jos -66 VV.fll 81 v. Mol il? f.

i nilBHON NT, Hugh lo I. .60 104 I i. un.i ano; and April (k wn MA i l'T, i 26x100; Madison I 26 100 SKillii "I -i Mninli I 11 HI I I ni II. ni. Ii lu fl 11 11 III HT, .18, M.m.i'-I Ht April 7 nil i 'il, I 110 I CLINTON HT, 23, a 26x100.3; lltul wlfn to Maxwell .1.

2811 Wesl 811th Ht, intga $32,000, Mai 10. Hlti i.M I. NT, 4.8 100; fon A pi 1017; klt.l Flximi i In I ni Ind i i i il itilf I iiii.v?. .1 Gorman, 61 Chnmti Ht 126,1 Slile 2D ST, 24!) Knut, 26x68.4; rorrrloHti March 31, 1919; Ooo Francis, rofor to Fanny Elllngor, 86 Easl St; a i iitty, TUL- Co, 170 "Broi way HT, 630-632 Bast, h. 60x103.3; vatml r'nnKlaloMl to Poter Manoscall i Domonlco Molonla, 44 Oak St; r.

linns, March 31; addri'HH, 1' M.nlscf Oak SI 30TII ST, 139-14? EnHt, h. io l.tlw Browning, 36 West a St; mtge ail M. n.M. April al Titlo Co, 37TII ST, 101.2 nth Av. 63.2x91 Bllz .1 Anderson to il Mllhn liiiiiilnriini, I.

I. and Hankers Trusl 14 Wall Ht, nu tenant. In trusl party of part March 81; al 49 Wall St 47 I'll HT, 321-828 East, 61.9x'l00'.i Cntermeyor et al Richard Sulli. 312 l-asl Mut sr. ail liens 10 Lawyers' Co, 1(10 Broadway 130 78T1J HT.

2 East, m. 102.2x20.8x Irrec Robert to Kunneth Sohloy Par II mtge ail liens; at Simpson, (12 Ht. 821? HT, 166 94th st, 128, 30 Loxl ton av, and other 'ami nouai estato In State of 827 Blston Ht. Michigan widow of Fred'k Hermann mother und hMr of Hormann tie to Frod Miller, Pine Ht, Mlchi Ity, 1-3 part In personal and estate of whirl? Magdalene, Fred'k Tl Hermann dim! seized; liens; March atty, Meyer Sc Bend, Ind. 100TH HT, SO Paru av.

20x100 William II Faulhabor and ano, exrs Max and Isfdor Llebmann (Llebm Bros), 7th nv, Apr atty, Co, 170 Broadway $1.. 21). AV, 1982, a 103d Bt. 25.11x Artnfn Mltth.inann to Chelsea ment 1537 President at, Brook mtffn nil Hens; atty, A 11 tlemann, 17 Madison 121ST ST. 312 a 30x100.11;' Ii Geringer to Morris Goldstein.

27' 99th st; mtRi? 14 ft and a April atty, Get! 8 ft 209 Broadway West Side 47TH ST, 646, -13 50x100.f.; Latour to T.nn1 230 1 ut; all lions; Aprl attyn, Kantrowltz ft 10. 320 B'way. 70TII ST, 1D0 Central Park loo.R; Simon Rosamon, to A Lauterbaoher, 1109 Madison av; ii, mtge all liens; April An-hlbiiid Maclay, 31 Nassau AMSTERDAM AV, nor 03d Ht Abr II Levy to Adelaldo Levy, West l.nd av; address Abnun If I 675 West T.n.1 nv. UlTH ST, 507, 11 62.0x100.11;! 71-lnrr to Carose Realty Corp, B'way; mtge nil liens: 31; iittv. Goldsmith A 1478 B'waj 11BTH ST, 1 7 5 Lonnx nv, 60x10 Greenbrook tnvestlng Co to Realty Co, 12 114th st mUti 000; all Urns- April 4, atty, Co, 17H Broadway FT WASHINGTON AV, 25-33 1 st, 131.11x120.5x85.5x78.11; IrvInK to Jacob Wlegan.

569 15fith si intK-" April 7 ntt' yers ft TT TCo, 1 AtlDUBON AV, 174th bI 9 I I I Denwnod Realty Co to I-' a Villon Square; rntiro $11 S60 nn. lions; April atty. (1 ft, Co Broadway Bronx LONOWOOD AV, H71. ti noxioo; Johnson und nun, trns, to Emma mer, 010 Avenue St John; mtgo 500; 29; attyn, Ki-mlnll tir 11 Bwnv. SAME PROP; Emma Kramer to Realty Corpn, Hudson; 500; April ntti's, same.

07. map part Snhlff folln Bi I.ronard Housor to Pearl Nllos, toi Union, .1 mtgo $900; April 1 Sharum Co, 170 Bwnv INTI.UVAIJ1; AV, 1045, 25x1 l.rinlM Slnnott, In-, to I no I 2d av; April Title Ounr Co, 170 Bwav, MANIPA HT, h. 1'o to atackoll, 842 st; mtgn March atty, St 11 kell, 200 Bwnv TTNTON AV, 1121 140x128.10; inlnii .1 Bossong, Bki? n. to 11 Realty Corpn, 32 Bwav; $1' April Morrison ft ..20 wav 2RHTII ST, Chun lo Pearl Nlles, town of Vnlon, M.mh 20; nttv, V) Sharum Bwav FAII.F ST, 8, 25x100; Lathro to Pnnl Farrell, 102d April atty, Lawyers Co. 110 Bwav SAME PROP; Farrell to Lopard, 2 2 st April FAME Lopard to' Brand, 1 TO Cretona.

Park Bast; April atty. same. WlIlTl.ori. AV. cor Tiffany Bt, Ban-in Schwartz to ti- T'ialtv Co, 870 Inl rva! mtsrn April atty.

16 Columbia st. MBAD ST. 61-7, 26x100; Chas to TIarrv Whelan. South Bway kers, April 7. II 000 Ht HT, 2528, 25.2x112.11; to Herman 2617 st; April atty, Weiss ft WPBfrlu'Hter Square.

T1NTON AV. cor 150th st. Wm Ooldstnn. to I.rnslni? Bwav; mtp March 20; Goldfdn A 350 A ST. s.

150 I-lllott nv. 64? 74x100; also A Ht. nt s. In A Rohlnsnn, Xl46x40xl46; Mnr Tall to Mnrg nnd Mary McC Hobart av. unir Balsley nv; A atty, Margt McCalt, Hobart ax BrilHlry av LOT 408, map part farm ''lins Harrv Douglas, Mt Vernon, Tromont-Webster Co, um? rd mt? ntly Ouar ft Co, 17? Bwny.

HT, 40.7x126; Vtopl Co to Kay 1029 Hall pi, ai mtff $29.000. Mn.rrh 31, atty, Bloch, 00 Nassau UNION AV, lRSth Ht, UNION AV, 16Rth st. 2x? to chanter Corpn to State Bunk, 37. April atty, Mux SUvorsU Grand Retail Trade Claims 31th Street Building Cloak ami Suit Concern to Pay $300,000 Rental; Other Com-" mercial Leases Ames Co. have leased for Harry Sachs and Samuel Sachs of Goldman, Sachs Co.

to Richman Brothers, the building at 12S West Thirty-fourth Street, for twenty-one years, at a total rental of $300.000. The lessees will re? model the building for their business. The' Brett. Goode Co. has sublet to the Van Rees Press the fifth loft al 304 to 320 Hudson Street, and obtained an extension of the lease from the Trinity Corporation for a term of years, at an aggregate rental of $100, 000.

M. and L. Hess have rented for Al? bert B. Ashforth, agent, the tenth floor at 85 Fifth Avenue to Perlstein and the third floor at 75-77 Grand Street to the National Library Bindery Company. The Rowantree-Schley Company has leased the store and basement at 10 Fast Thirty-third Street to the Seeke nep Silk Company.

Louis has leased for John P. Windolph the building at the north? east corner of Eighth Avenue and Twenty-fifth Street to the Gurney Elevator Company, for ten years. The Douglas Robinson, Charles Brown Company has ased the parlor floor and basement at Broadway to Samuel Schwartz; the store at Hud? son Street to Charles Farrugia; a loft at 124 West Twenty-third Streel to Buienwick; a loft at 85-89 Bl'eecker Street to Morris Ornstein; offices at 23-25 East Twenty-sixth Street, to Lieber and Brightman Traub; and offices at 140 Liberty root to Dr, Alexander Singher and to Mato Kucer. Rice and have leased to the Edwin Clapp Shoe Company, of Massa the store at 1 16 Fulton Street, at a rental approximating $60,000, Tho Charles F. Noyes Company has leased the lop flour af 24 26 Murray Street to the Johnston Export Publish? ing Company; offices at 1133 Broadway to th" a suite of nffici at Fifth Avenue to the Cameo Model Importing Company; Hour at fl Ann Strep' to Adolph and space at.

90 Wall Street to Hunt Cnrsteln A Llnnekln have leased at I 13 West Houston Streel to H. gr. lint. Turchln al 171 173 MacDougal Htreel to MichaeT mini Filidliiii.l, ai I4?) rond way to Simon RusolT, al 456 160 Fourth Ave nue Lo Ernest Koeppoii, at 214 W--t 02d Street to Do Will II Stern, al 396 Broadway to Kernnr Goldberg, at 211) Fourth Avenuo to Kempnor Sehmelder, Grubnick Chargar, D. Schultz ft.

Son, at B3 West Thirl ixth Si rei I Lo J. Schwartz ft at 1215 lii ladway to ft Walker, at 24-26 fir Street to Goldbi rg ft al 1207 Broadway to Rice, at Fourth Avenue to Robert Perl man, Kregs, Stengel ft. Levy, R. Eid Son, M. Loeb if Samuel Hird ft Wilbur B.

Wensley, Syracuse; Grille Company, Rarltan Woollen Mills, at. 830 Broadway to Williamson Bros, at 75 Spring Street to Adolph Ludwig, at 100 West 121st Street to Abraham Sahinson and tit. 37 West Twenty-ninth St reel, to Jacob Hacker, Recorded Mortgages Downtown PAUK 70.11 Washington st. K82.8, Ap 1 Jeannette Jaburg to Anna Schott, 148 st, yrs, 6 por con! pr mir $28 attj selman EC, 68 Liberty HENRY ST, in; Ap 7. Bn muni Zimmer to Rebeci Jones, 116 72d si, udmx; duo Vug 1, 1025, per ty, i mu? I Frei rlmun, I Broadw ay PRINCE ST.

I'M. Sullivan st, 25x78; Van dam at, 86.11 Macdougal Ht. ixlOO; Spring st, 208, 25x100; Mac dougal Ht, 54, 26x100, with a to alley on 1-5 part and all it Ap Antoinette Egan itmw Mc? Kay) to John -14 Court Ht. Brooklyn, trustee; 3 yrs; per cent; East Side $3,000 47TH ST, 331-23 p. 61.9x100.5; Mar 17; Richard Sullivan to Isaaa Un termoyer, 15 liOtli rt al; yrs, 8 per rml attys, Quggenhelmer, 130 SAME PROPERTY, Ap sami to John Dangler, 312 83d st Installs.

per cent, atty, Lawyers' Co, 160 Broadway 66TH BT, 118 lease, chattels, I) Ac; Jan 25; Ivor Salukdrl to Mlchaei Eollmond, 11" 1 Lexington av; as notes, 5 per cent; atty, Jacob Goodman, 874 Broadway' .5 100T1I ST, 80 Park av, 20x100.11, Ap 7: Mix Isldor Liebmann (Llebmann Bros) to II Faulhaber, Bible House, ano; 3 yrs, 5 per cent; attys, Wendel, It. 277 Broadway 110TH ST, 424-26 E. 35.6x100.11, Ap Antoinette Barone to Virginia Danzlger, Il 7Utli Ht; due A Int, as per bond; atty, '1 Co, 176 Broad? way 121ST ST, E. 30x100.11; A i Ap Morris Goldstein Yetta Geringer, 827 Sf.th st 2 yrs, per cent, pr mtg, attys, Gettner, Broa i way West Sitie 71ST ST, 161 ii 20x102.2; April Edw ,1 Harrison tu Emigrant rndusf Sav Bank; 3 yrs, 5 Vi attys, Amend 119 Nassau KAMI-: I'll' IP; j. in April isn i Dulon-H Holde, 1926 7th av; 3 yrs, pr mtge attys, same $16..

ST, 616-20 s. 76x100 11; April 620 VV llDth St Corpn irth lluldlng Co, 103 Park How; yrs, mtge as per bond; pr mtge atty, Title Mtge Co, 135 ST, 250 Amsterdam av, 50x 98.11; April Richard Regan to Kate A Bastianen, at Caldwell, 3 yrs, 6M) Olllosplo O'Connor, 20 Vesey st 167T1I ST, 10" Amsterdam av, 09. i 1 in April 7: Jacob II Citron Maria Gilbert, of Gllbertsvlllo, March 24, 1024, Mi attys, O'Brien, II l-', 120 1.600 AUDL'BON AV, cor ltjlth st (660 52 VV), 99.11x100; m. April i 'ompany I lenwood Realty Co, 609 Willis av: fiuf April 12, 1919, lot as per bond; atty, Tttl-. Guar Co.

176 i Bway Bronx LONGWOOD AV. 871, Einmal Kramer to Eredk Johnson, M0 Park av, pr mtK'i March 30, 3 yrs, 6 atty, -l Levlne, 30 42d TINT-'N AV, 1121, 40x130 10; 11 utifl Realty Corp to John Bn 882 41 nt. Ilklyii; pr mtge $28. April 7: 4 yin. 6 attys, Balti-r ft 140 Nassau Bl 1,600 MANIDA ST, 103 10 Lafayette nv.

26x100; Emma Howe to Annie Munkln. 169 Milton, Hkivii, April due tot 1930; 6 atty, Siegel. 63 Park Row 1,600 Hin mis AV, HUi 181; leasehold; Aiihur McGlonc to Jai ob Woll 18 Brook nv; Jan. 16, 1918; 2 yrs, 5 c. (lease reoorded an to deposit of attys, l.ln.l Ptelffor, 46 Cedar nt $2,175 PlU'LAR ST.

2628, H. 20.2x112.11. Her inn Heine to Louis Kessler, 2628 Pop? lar; April 3 vrs, attys, WniKs it. Co, 12" Westchester sq EA1I.E ST. 26x100; Barbara Lopara" to Dan'l Parrell, Il I Id; April 7.

3 yrs. 6 V4 atty, 1. Co, Mi) Bway MBAP ST, 017. 26x100; Harry Whi an, Yonkers, to 2244 Bronx Blvd; April r. yrs, 6 atty, Hallock, 999 180th st $2,800 LURTING AV.

1527; Ben Barcus to Emll Ernest, 660 Morris Park av; March 31; duo Julj 1, 1922; 6H atty, Baechler. 1130 rremont av 1,01 0 WIIITl.oi-K AV, TllYanv, 60.3x102 3 Irreg; .1 Realty Co to Harris Schwartz, 920 Av Si John; April 5 yrs, mim, Krakower I1 309 Bwoy 11 (loo POX ST. sf 40.7x126; Ray A ano to Sarah Williams, 71 113th st; Mar 31, 3 yrs, 6 atty, Title Guar A Co, 170 Bway TELLER AV. 1333. n.

27 Martin to Lizzie Van Riper, 207 111 th st; Mar 20; 3 yrs, 6 atty. Title Co, 176 Bway $6 PELL ST. s. 83.4 Huguenot, 08.8x100; Laura A Maes to Bertha Lonsberg, 100 Washington st Apr 7, due, etc, as per bond; atty. Title Guar A Co, 176 Bway .14,300 TINTON AV, ir.Oth Ht, 75x02; (1 Leasing Co to Wm Goldstein, 140 09th st A ami; mtg Mar 20; due Apr 1, 1022, 6 atty, Myers, 299 Bway 160T1I ST, a 02 av, 68x76; .1 Leasing Co to Wm Goldstein no 69th hi, A ano; pr mtg $28,000 Mar 20; duo Apr 1, 1922; fl Myers, -o LOT lOH; map part farm; ('has Berrlan Tremont; Webster Bid? Co to Edw Krug.

Jr, 633 Mlnnleford av, I'lty Island; Apr 1 yr. 6 atty, King, Jr. 169 Nassau RACING SUMMARIES Bowie. 8 Seventh Dav WEATHER OK.n. allowance claimed.

Weather clear track fast. 40 FIRST RACE rwo-year-olds maiden fillies; purse $70(1 FOUR LONGS. Time. .49. Post 2.40.

off at 2.41. Start poor- won a easily. Winner, by Glorifier or GlrL 0Z1 fr Trainer. N. K.

Deal. uwner, j. lL index. Horse. PP Fin.

Jockeys. 3 1J 14 Querca .114 10 9 41 Butwell V. 22a Miss Shackleton.114 3 4 3' 3s Uve 8 Cobwebs .114 9 10 64 44 O'Brien 8 Hush .114 8 6 61 l'an -iiiKtoa 22? Miss Stathem ..114 6 5 2J 41 61 Mandera 15 Druscllla .114 1 2 7. 4" 74 Obert 22 Sain Hose .114 2 1 9- 8- 8- Snideman Escarpolette ...114 7 7 81 910 Metra'f Alice Haigh ...114 10 10 Erickson Whitney Cobwebs. Smith Shreve cilla.

Mutuels $32, $6.10, Querca. $2.40 .2 lo Shackleton, $2.30 Kallipolls saved pround all the wav and held on gamelv In drive Qu.r~, was practically left and had no chance, hut raced up fast on outside and ran fine race. Miss Shacketon ran good race. Cobwebs will improve She chance with start. a SECOND and up; claiming; purse $700 AND HALF FURLONGS.

Time, 1.09 2-5. Post 3.12. off at J.18. Start 44 eood for all but Sea Beach; won driving, place same. Winner, 4 hv Owner, G.

Bisell. .1. H. Stetler vn Index. Horse.

PP. St Fin. Jockeys. St Pi. S'bo'a .107 8 7 51 Metcalf 77-10 71-20 24 95 3" 31 4' 24 Rlchcreek 81 Laura Miller ...107 2 4 3" Romanelli Vf Generat .115 3 5 1 1" 41 Butwell 34 Oll Bill 6 8 10 7.

54 Sterling 30 7 9 71 61 Stapletoa Sir Haste.112 1 3 9' 7" Mooney Lady Ward ....107 in 2 24 Si 84 Erlckson Kay.105 4 10 8 vl 9" Snideman 24 Dr. Campbell ...112 5 1 44 10 O'Brien 31 Sea Beach .112 left Obert 1 Mutuels $17.40. $9.10, 10 Comacho, $T05TX3S5 Miller. $10. Comacho nnd Scabach wore blinkers.

bola on the rail and in close quarters In early part saved ground and won igoing away. Comacho ran a good race under a poor ride. Laura Miller finished -very fast. General quit badly. Ina Kay ran a dull race.

4- THIRD up; claiming; purse $700. SIX AND 1) HALF FURLONGS, Time. 1.21 3-5. Post 3.40, off at 8 41. R'art pnod; won eneily, place same Winner, 3, by Owner, Trainer, H.

Uiles Index. Horse. Wt, Fin. Jockey. ft.

PI gf Amackassln ....109 6 3 1' Butwell 68-10 83? Broom 5 2 21 Hice 8-6 t-in The I 84 Metcalf 11.10 Pilsen .118 4 fi rr Mooney 3 1 31 44 t.1 Snldema? Dan .111 2 7 7 7 7 25? Violet 99 7 4 7 1,, Mutuels paid 'Amackassin, $5.70, broom The isyui rader, $-1 20. The Masquorader, AmacUnnsIn, Hntiny Hill, Wood Violet wore Afri-icUassin wn. much the bent, too? tht lead ready won la aliop Broorn Paddler followed pac? cloaely, but eould hol reach Ihe itaAtt, Masquorader tired badly in the last quarter, Pisen pulled ui FOURTH RACTS Thres-year-olds and up; the Toboggan handicap; $1,000, Time, 4-6. Poet 412, good all bul Idilio Canal; won 4, 1.1,1 iiwnT. L'iiilN Trainer, W.

A. Horee, wi, it hi. F-i Km. Jockeys, lit Hnnv 14 14 14 Krlokson 14. V.

vu I 3 24 24 rtlchcreeli 17-10 I mu ....107 4 4 84 l-ld Wfttikeag 1 44 4' 4" Mdtidnra 26 Katie Canal 96 fl fi McKeever MuiuelM Cnhuh T.i.f-H, f.fj; $2.50 1 mo Bright. $2 30, Dan Bright, Harry Bralvogel, Cobalt Lass, FCatle wore hilnktra Harry Brelvogel went Into the lead early hit) setting fasl pec? dn 1 nwer in the stretch, showed speed, bul was tiring hi ihe end. Dan Bright was slow In early imrt finished fast. Waukeag win Improve, Arj FIFTH and up; claiming; $Mio MU? i Time, 1.42 8-6. Poet 4.41, off at 4.42, Stun good; won easily, Winner, 7, by Owner, J.

F. Sweeney. Musante Index. Wt. IT.

St. Fin. Jockeys. Bt PI. Bh.

82a .....106 4 4 24 2l 2s 2414 Snideman 21-20 2-1 1-4 (12) Ballast .109 2 2 14 I1 Rice 2-B 1-5 20? 0 fi 0 6 41 3" Rlchcreek T-tO 20 Atnnlette ..109 6 5 34 34 34 3a Butwell 94 3 3 44 Mooney 2G Valspar .109 1 1 4' 4' r.a 6 Sterling Mutuels 94.10, $2.80, Ballast; $8.80, Lorfl $2.70, Valspar, Ballast, Hauberk, Lord Herbert wore blinkers. Hauberk lay close Ihe pace to the stretch 'ion he moved up fast nn fh? outside und won going away. Ballast went the fronl early but could nol the challenge of the wli.ner. Lord Herbert trailed for seven furlongs, and .1 good third. Valspar do better.

4' SIXTH RACE Four-yoar-oda and up; claiming; purse $8on. mh.i. ANO SIXTEENTH. Time, 1.61 2-6. Post, 6.11; oil', 6.12, Start good; won easily; place driving.

Winner, eh. 4, by Owner 8. Plnk nrton. Trainer, E. C.

Frlsble. Index. Horse. Wt IT. St.

B'ln. Jockey. St PT SE 1 2 41 44 241? Obert 81-10 17 13-20 Simon 7 1 14 1414 Erlckson 17-20 11-20 28 Elora Finch ....106 6 2 24 Mooney (28) Alma B. 98 4 3' 4l 4' Wakoff HodKO ...101 2 6 6a M'-nyse 41? Bill 1 6 64 6' 7 04 Corey 24 Sister 3 7 7 7 61 7 Snideman Mutuels paid $3.70, $8.80 Simon 1 Flora Finch, Flora Finch and Alma B. wore blinkers.

running to best form moved up gradunlly on outside ana taking the lfad in the stretch won going away. Simon Pure had plenty of speed but tired. Flora Finch improving righ( along. Bill Hunley ran a very dull race. SKVFNTH and up; claiming; puree $800 MILE AND SIXTEENTH.

Time. 1,52 2-5. Post, 5.4? off 5.41. good; won ridden out; place easy. Winner, ch.

6, by Owner, T. E. Crist. Trainer, name, Indoxr Horse. Wt PPTSt 15 Fin.

Jockeys. 30 Kilmer ..108 6 34 21 1411 2 7 7 7 7 24Denyse 28' 98 5 3 64 6s Kichcreek Filley ...102 3 6 41 Wakoff 81? Boxer 1 1 21 34 31 3h Eutwi II 88 .106 7 4 11 l1 24 "8 R.Moore 17 98 4 2 41 5'4 5' 7 7 Stapjeton ilutuds $4.30, Nouredln, $49l7T; E.ltE Bauman, $2.80. Boxer, Kilmer, Noureddin, Edith Bauman and Savilla wore bunkers. Kilmer moved up verv fast but wan tiring fast at ned. Noureddin ''-tiled lmlf a mile, moved up with a rush, finishing fast.

Editb Baumann weakly ria Boxer ijp speed. Bowie Entries FIRST tar four-year-olds and upward. Five and a half furlongs. Index. VVt Index Wl True as Steel US 20 I Miller ...108 30' a iter .113 Yankee Notions ,.118 i The Bolglan II Trenony 24 Satisfied 87 'Miss Bronco Billy SECOND Claiming; for four year-olda and upward.

Five and a half furlongs. 19 Scaramouch ....1151 MIks Storting ....106 24 Dr. Campbell 31? General .113 2 Virginia Yell 113 Thrift Gnllawny .113 2 Wr-Mia .100 Biios THIRD for four-year-oldg and Upivord. Five and half fnrlm.gs. (38) 88? Klngllng II im A mollean Girt ...101 Trimar-ho .108 Celtabei 118 18 25 'Korfhags Ids FOITITI1 -TUE NAVAL AfADEMY l'IIWB; for throe-yoar-olds.

six and a half (11 Fool ....115139 Frtsour Ill 11 Rnmon 10B 23 Hiinky Pankv ..,109 Maliony .112, FIFTH RACE. Soiling; fnr three-year-old? und up? ward. One 40 N. K. Beal.110)38 Graphie 5 perries? (31) Bosfus 83 "Pluvlnda 86 10? Firing T.li.n 40 Indian Chant 110! SrXTH IIACE.

Claiming; for und upward, "tin mil? and a Rlifocnth. I. dolence Ufl 0 -Mu-oak? 84? Don Dodge Ill 20 Bleeth (34) 108 38 Blue .110 (42) Fountain Fay 118 27 McOlggle. 100 0 llaaph 110 SHVKNTn RACE Claiming; for old? mid upward. into- and twenty (SO) Harry Hha? 118186 10 Frank Shannon U8 28 F0.ru finch .103 (26) Widow Boilotta 107' 34 Fairy Priiic? ..91 allowance claimed.

Hot Sprints Fntrien Kirnt race, (purse $000; claiming; four vear-olds und upward; six furlongs) Bracelet, 103; Oklahoma Irish, 104; June, 104; Lobelia, 104; Miss Howell, 104; Lud Powers, 104; New Model, 108; Apple Jack, 109; Prosperous" Baby, 109; Sil Gllsey, 109; Reeluse, 109; Slumberer, IIP Also eligible: Little Princesa, 105; Mallowmot, 109; Batchli 109, Second race (claiming; purs'? four year-olds and upward; nix furlongs) Persevere, Merry Lass, 108; Alma Louise, 108; Huffaker, mi; Bohila. 109; Sophia Gatow.I, 110; Choirmaster, 110: Ophelia 110; Valerie West, 110; Tom Caro, 112: King 115; Al Pierce, 116 Also eligible: High Note, 103; Velvet, 104; Night rap. 109. Third race (purs? $800; three year olds; one mile)- Minawand. 100; tPhantom Maid, lno; fcromwell, 105; Ed Stone, 108; Drummond, 108.

Fourth race (purse $000; allowances; four year-old? nu.l upward; otic mile and a Rtley, 104; 105; Kohlnoor. 107; Grev Kegle. Ill; King, 112; ISands of Pleasure, 111. Fifth rae? (purse $ono; claiming; throe olds upward; nix 96; Sybil, 100; Cacambo, I'M: Sayonarra, 104; loi; Olympian King, 106; Scarpla II, 106; Mack O'Dowd? 100; Kuklux. 107; Hondo, 109; cub.

lio. Orderly, ill. Also eligible: Ruth Strickland, 100. Sixth race (purs? $000; claiming; four year-olds und upward; one mile and three H. 102.

104; Aatec, 107. Little String, 108; Thankajrlv. ios, HJUIson, loi; Waterproof. 108; Browns Favorite, of Shelby, 108; Glelpner, 110; old Ben, in, Will Do, 118 Also eligible: Hlokorynut, 103. Huth 10S, allowance claimed.

13. W. I MoClelland entry. JFleld entry. Hot Sprinjrs Results First race (four-year-olds a upward; maidens; pu gali, 109 (Mclntyre), 8 to to 1 and to 5, first; a tina, (f I ittinger), II to 10, i to nd I Kate, I 08 (Conni lly) 9 to to 6 anil to 5, third.

Timi 1:14 N. Lady Small, Qold Klumi I'lctar-rnpb an.l Bobb; i lob als) ran. Second race (two-year-olds; lulmlng; four furlo T-. 1" (Cassldy), Bobby Allen, 106 (Ba I to 1 and to 5, on i Hrown), 7 i. 6 third.

Time, 0:48, Emma i War, Ai borvotse, Rainbow Splendor also ran. Third race (three-year-olds pnrse, six Robinson), 13 lo ludley, 105 (Cai ty). 7 to and 6 to si nd i. (Connelly), lo to 4 to I third. Time, 1:14 3-6, Swlfl met To HI.

Effle'i Pride, Ml Shamrock Gn en, J. p. Hi Holtet und Byi ne also ran Fourth rae (three-year-nldi and OP" ward. handicap; lali urli ag? i gol il, to 2, and 1 to rey, 98 (Callahan). 8 to 6.

si eond Kam? 11? (Johi to J. to 6 and 1 to third Tu Be? naley, ate Urlj hi ran. Fifth rnc? (three year-oldi at I claiming; purse, 1600 on. r) ward Mob. rfe, 110 (Bell) 6 to 6 Brat; M.

Bert Thum an 'to Robinson), 3 1, even and I Revolution, 100 (O. to 1, to i uni 8 to third i Oholrmuoti-r. Umbilde, Hast) bel, niinuii, Cavaloadour II, TbJnK Harvey Smurr und i'ran. Sixth ruco (four-year claiming, $700. ona al i 100 7 to I.

to 2 and 6 to (,, flret; Iolll (Statt er). to 1, a to and 8 10J (Cassity), 4 to 1, 8 I nd 4 to third. Time, I 47 i-B. mil Time, Starry Banner un? Quita also ran. Bums to Redd? Frankie Burn? and BaU'iiic RedoT; rival New Jersey bantamweights, meet in the main bout at the 4th Regi? ment Armory, Jersey City, night.

Both are anxious to meet JohftSJ Kilbano, and the winner may chance. Burns and Reddy be headliners at the stag and entertain ment given by the Hudson County Democratic Committee, In support o' Edward I. Edwards, candidate for ornor of the state. Apprl Wins at Squash John W. Appel, the national teum squash tennis champion, defeated Hoheit S.

Cobur? in the final round of the squash tennis touroamew the Harvard Club, held on its courts yesterday, by the scores sf IB 5, lo L5 -1. In each game pel assumed a commanding lead at tna start and never whs in danger. CobtfJ tried hard to rally several tin Appel's superior court ability mad? Co burn'a efforts go for naught..