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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-10

"Mrs. Bowser = woodchuck seven
dogs-rats."
1t was an early breakfast next morn.
Ing, and then Mr.. Bowser borrowed
the butchers gun and made n start
Mrs. Bowser was lively on other sub.
jects, but kept clear of the woodchuck
In sly way before his departure she
slipped card into his coat pocket
bearing his name and place of resi-
dence. When he asked for the gun
the butcher naturally inquired whittier
bound, and the answer was:
ITO the country to kill a wood
chuck"
Does the woodchuck roam around
by day?'
"of course. I've seen dozens Of 'em
at MONDAY"
The Butcher Laughs.
The man of meat turned away to
hide smile and said no more. lie had
a farm. and he knew something Of the
woodchuck. He was Also willing that
Mr.. Bowser should learn something
from other folks. Three niles on the
trolley car took the hunter out among
the farms:a He sought 10 get u little
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-10
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

(From noon today to noon tomorrow. !
Sun sets 4;2o. rises 7;l0: moon sets
l12 a. M: suns declinatIon % degrees
30 minutes south Of celestial equator.
A Field at Home.
A Boston gentleman was showing a
West African who is interested In
missionary work number of photo
graphs.
"What is thls?" asked the visitor.
gazing In wonder at one of them.
"Oh, that's a snapshot taken during
football scrimmage at the stadium"
"But has your church no mission.
aries to send among these peopleY'
was the quick rejoinder. = Boston
Transcript.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-10
BOWSER ON A HUNT
Hears That WoodChuSk Oil Cures
Rheumatism.
ON THE ANIMALS TRAIL
Looks For II In the Trees-TroIley
Conductor Gives Him a scent-Farm-
or Tells Him Hc's Loony-Home In
Wagon Under Guard.
BY M. QUAD.


BY M. QUAD.
Copyright. 1910. by Associated Literary
Press.l
~ T was 8 o'clock in the evening, and
the cat purred ON the hearth and
~ the Bowsers sat reading. 1t was
quiet, peaceful hour, and II
seemed almost sacrilege when Mr..
Bowser suddenly exclaimed:
well, by thunder, If that isn't curl
ousl"
What is it?" was asked.
"There was doctor in the office to-
day, and when he saw that / had rheu
matism he told me sure cure. / find
the same thing right here in the pa,
per-"
Have you rheumatlsm?" asked Mrs
Bowser In quiet tones.
"What! What! Have / rheumatism
Why don't you ask me if have legs
and arms? Why don't you ask If I'm
living or deadY"
TITS been so long since you com
planned that i thought you had been
permanently cured"
Il never complain, Mrs. Bowser. No
husband ever complains Of bodily all
ments as long as he can sit up. We
suffer in silence, but that's no sign we
are not in misery most of the time. If
!. you had the aches and pains I've got
, this minute you'd be In bed and under
the doctors care. Have | got rheuma-
tism? Humphw
What did the doctor charge for his
recipe2" was asked.
There you go again! He didn't
charge a blamed cent. You can't seem
. to get 1t into your head thdt all human
beings are not sordid wretches. He
was only too glad 90 tell me-"
"Well. that was kind Of him. What
Is the cureY'
"Just what is stated here-wood-
chuck oil. Rubbed in well twice a
week 1t is warranted TO take the last
ache away within three months. Here
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
THREE AUTO RECORDS GO
oldfeld and Kerseher Fairly Fly
on Circular Track.

st. Paul, June 22.-Three world S autorno-
bile records were broken at the Twin City
aviation meet at the State Fair grounds
to-day. Barney Oldfeld lowered the one
mile and the two-mile records for a cir
cular track, and Ben Kerscher set a new
worlds mark for three miles on a circular
track
Oldfeld, driving his 2e0-horsepower Benz
car, made both Of his records in the two
mile race Taking a flying start, he COW
cred the first mile in 49 4-5 seconds and the
second mile in 50 Is seconds, making the
time for the two miles lao
The former mile record was 0:50 4-5, held
by Ralph De Palma, and the two-mile
mark was 1:44 4-5, made by oldheld at Los
Angeles.
Kerscher's new record for three miles
was made in a 100-horsepower Darracq, a
former Vanderbilt Cup winner. His time
was 2:36 Is The former record of 2:3S As
was made by Italph De Palma on the same
track one year ago.
Glenn H Curtiss, J. o. Mars and Charles
F. Willard postponed the trials for alti-
tude, speed and endurance aeroplane
records on account of unfavorable atnos-
pheric conditions, but several exhibition
fights We're made
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
Ronnar Captures Five Wickets
with Six RoWIed Balls.

The hat trick" an unusual happening
in cricket, was pulled off in the game
played yesterday between All New York
and the University of Pennsylvania, at
Bay Ridge
". Bonnar, Of the Crescent Athletic Club,
playing for al New York. captured five
wickets in six balls. four in succession.
and made a record for the local season.
Even with this wonderful performance to
help them, the New Workers were defeated
by margin of fifty-twe runs. on account
or poor work with the bat
When the visitors went to bat a splendid
start was made and $50 runs We're regis
tered for the fall Of only four wickets. E
Hopkinson, ir., made top score in an inn
ing OF forty, and he was materially aided
by c. H Winter, A Hunter, jr., G. Nc
Elhone and Z. Wood Bonnar's advent
with the ball, however, changed the COM
plexton Of the game, and the side was out
for an addition Of eleven runs.
w F Jackson and Z. 3. Reece started
splendidly for New York, and 93 runs were
totaled before they were disposed of
Jacksons score was 81 and Reece scored
So, but only J H. Briggs and A D. Robin
son were able to play the bowling of Me
Elhone and Hunter in the latter stages of
the game and wickets fell rapidly. McEl-
hone took five wickets for IS runs, while
Hunter captured four for DC runs.
All New York will meet All Philadelphia
to-day on the grounds of the Staten Island
Cricket Club, at Livingston.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23

n aay f5 e. s5o g. asess s andsE ST ~ Wsf e ss SsV st
atT4 ST 81 to 32s West ,a5xl95e t2its CRY
$3.50 oo0}; June Is; 81; address. 14sl Broadway
47TH ST 1S3 East 17sx1Oo,5; Clarence c
RogeEz to Margaret tyneh n gntg sl4'oo'' June
Grace = AlsSander to Arthur Brisbane mtg S4I
$3.50; June q: 500: address, % William St
52D ST, East. sty brk. %. sx100;5; Harriet
D Price TO Phelan Beale Cmtg S65,Go0; $4,000
address, Wall st.
53D ST. 4oS West. sty brk, 25x1oO5 rnte
81 600; June p; Calvin G Doig to Caroline
54TH ST, 4sa West sty hrk. 25x1oo.5; same
to same; June p; 81; address, a34 West 56th st
54TH ST. 345 west sty brk. 25x43;s John
$40 100: address 156 Broadway.
looSl65 Allegiance Really 60 to ne Father:
! 500: address 1s5 East 18th st.
18th ST sas East. 3 sty dwg, s,es1G2 o.; ?; ,;
Sc ooo June q 500; address 500 East 72d St
ssTH ST. 3Se West, sty brk, 9ox1ooS; Will
lam Buhler to Caroline 4 Bhher; and and
a g; June 20; $1oo; address, $50 Park ave.
a2P ST 80 East sty dwg 2l43oas; 6.,,EeT Her
aa 9uha Mo' 30 sS SShs addsss IS sts Est ad
paS SsTH Easg Eg gs East t5 ABE s5g gru6s 6 8
0mtg Sl2,50ol; all title; June 10; Sl0O' address.
2ls0 sth ave.
llSsgH, ST. 14a and IA West; ? 4 sty b5k:
Realty Co (mtg $2s. .eoo); 800: address. 100
Broadway.
l2sTa ST. y Wess; sly eEk. i; sxss siJ j;
0Jo. 500; address. S34 West 124th s.
1a3D ST. 322 East, sty brk tennlt 19x1oo- Tx
|m May 81 Hes5 s aHa asss 70 see paE West aoG Il
15io2 H 3so 30aag p s $: o e
Lawrence w Gallagher Gntg $1o.ooe) May 6;
500. address 5Ol West li2d
155ai6o: C iuey ay5 Naaniag to Edward sykes 5ts
$4,000, June %; 81; address, SO East 127th
BOSTON ROAD. ole. $, 1879 f from " 5
7 Hunt to Annie r spratley; May 0; 81; ad-
dress 120 Broadway.
BECK ST. s. 400 # n Of l5eth st. 25x1oo:
''-iiii e; June 20 $s4i' address 81 caHai st
a. BRoNX AVE. $. 90 f Of Morris Is 81 s.. 90: 5ox
9o Mehssl asg@s, sas T. chas T4sopt
BROOK AVE, w s. sT.6 # OF 17Oth st.
81 6x9O; Cohen & Ecltman Corporation, 10
Asgnsta Lew sg So Soos June 81 $loo
of i5sd So loozloh the Gray " Rsaltl CO CO to to
Jaas Jass sS adarsss saG s & ws. s 1871 90
coURTLANDT AVE, 700 and TOs. 50xlOo
s5i .ooo}; June %, 500; address SO Park Row
Place lots II 10 20. Mary \ " Heaton 10 John
Paine; sS T25; address, 20 West seth ST
FIELpsToN RD c : lot ~ to 50: same
map; Waldo ave cor ot LOT 34 same map
F.eldston I'd s e Of 252d ST, lot aS same
map; same to Newton Holding Co. corpera-
tion; June Z; sii.23b: address. IL Park Rev.
FIELDSTON RD, W 5, lot IS 20 b. same map;
same TO Margaret Robinson. June z: $4.s00;
address, New Rochelle. n Y
FfELDsr0N Rp. " cor ot Griswold p lot
81 10 48, same map: same 20 Alexander fheFn;
June Z 500, address, COS Eagle ave
FtELpsToN RD. 6. lnts ) and 9. map
l4o5 OF SIS lots G-iswold estate Mary 4 W
Heaton. indiv ana extrx, 10 Johanna Meyer;
June Z 81 500, address 116 West 10th st
FIELDsTON RD s. lots and l. same
map; Fieldston rd cor or road leading
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23

sister Miss Biddle, defeating Miss Merrick
ana Miss Ross in straight sets Miss
browning and Miss Wildey had an easy
lime against Mrs. Sullivan and Miss Mere
elth, OF Richmond Va. and in the remain
ing match in this round Mrs. Pouch and
Mss Mss Nicely scored against the Misses
The summary follows:
-, Wenaans singles Csecond round)-Mrs. sul-
BtsI I5ban RICHMOND. defeated Miss Lucy Disston,
FH4riLatesiphta, 6-2, 4e Go.
WI ,hiFd round-Miss Louise Hammond, New
81 S-e; Miss Edith Rotch. Boston defeated
Piainhe!d, defeated Miss Lois Moves Toronto
- 6-4; Miss Browning, New York defeated
eSiSS Derethy Green, Philadelphia, 3-6, 6-3,
Eemea's doubles Cfrst round)-Mrs Sullivan
sae st Miss Meredith defeated Miss Wiener and
MISS tattersheld, e-3 6-S
oecona round-Miss Reteh and Miss Hetch
490ss Qe5sateo MISS Lois Moyes and Miss Green
tpLS, b-a; Mrs. a. ]. Drexel Paul and Miss
g., 80, CT; Miss Browning and Miss Wiidey
90, 6-2: Mrs. w H Pouch ana Mrs q 2
Nelly defeated the Misses Disston Ga ca
akee doubles Second roundl-Miss d
nhss1 SesSn d and G Rogers defeated Mrs. Oily
S Seely and L s oliver defeated Miss Isabel
MISS Moves and a. D. Tkayer defeated Miss
ss11as-lt1ehd and II. D. RILEY. 81. CO, Ct
Mss Hotehkiss and J. r. Carpenter 1r de,
es ae45ee Mrs Pouch and r. Thaver. jr-, 6-2
fault '-' 'S ue
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address of purchaserb
TyrNF %
MANHATTAN.

AvENJ,E = I444; sty brk; 2oxos H@acry Harry
.!t..iTTzer n Dora Bernstein (ratg S24l5O) !;
SSao. address. 25 Broad st
ppo.DWAY 4A9. sly brk, 2ex1o0 TO
Mercer ST; Mafmsdos Eeatty ,tc 30 20 sIso oooi
T,aT1t o. 500; address, IS Laight st
pp0ADWAY, 1928 and 1927. boxtoo; VIII
X Cohen 20 GustaVe Suiiepauer (mtg
80 80 o14n: 500; address. 547 West 142d St
EoPT WASHINGTON AVE g COZ of lIsth
St ls5 2x12s GE tr!eg Douglas & E6tag s4oo 90 aS 10
Henry W Post all liens June 10 Siop' aa
dress 3255 Broadway
wacDoUGAL ST. SO and IS. 8 sty brk, 5ox
49, T5ondero 20 John Dondero; y part;
~ ~ ',jsns. 81: address, tAe Broadway
MERCER ST s. frame aGsnb bus ~ 0ldg Rs, 25Tioo Ihn
Il; 500. address, IL Broad~ay
St - IsSicestershire Realty Co fntg 5000
oon, Jnne 90; 800. address ls2 riverside
ap AVE, 1sI end 1sa cor 5E,st,l ef less S.
~ eF. y s'Sa2s ossr car 'GRas0P 1aae l5 S. s.
sssrsss' ssss; s'e ass7 bToadwsy
IN AVE. 2l17, sty brk, Is.sxIln; Mary
, Caffrs5 to Bridget Keosh and s; Dec IL
3oes 81: address 21l7 9th avg,
5TH AVE. as saa :ta 22o' n " ser, Ger CT 2edh St
lar 68 * irF5g eeiI eorpoTatio6 o9h RAJ e a 9te
ssSo sss5zif ooo1 500. address. $50 Broadway
sTu AVE. 1854: 3 sly frame. n c cor of
Pa u ilxi00 Bridget OReilly to John
n Ee,,iy June g 800 address. 1854 sth ave
eTa ST. 4l5 East. az sty brk. 2l loxso 10;
oscar DohToe zynskl 70 Consfega atien Adas l,e
Israel Aneher Aesstlten tmts Slo'ooo)' 500
address, 415 East eth 81
9gn ST 40 West: sty tenmt. lsx8s g;
lanes " Fhyte. exr. 10 Charles Myers: c;
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
Keen Play for 6e,ome1's Ti1le.
MISS hammond and Miss Wildey Win in Lawn Tennis
Championship Tournament

Fu'iaaelphia, June 22.-Clese and hard
'eusht matches rounded out the most sue
0ess'ui days play Of the week in the wom-
national championship lawn tennis
'oui i.dtieat on the courts of the Philadel-
pA-s cricket Club to-day. In the women $
singles doubles and mixed doubles the
sei.i-hnal rounds Were reached.
III the singles, to which most Of the in
tenest attaches. honors went to Miss Louise
Hamaaend, of New York. and to Miss Edna
Nh6eF, OF Plainaela. N J. Miss Hammond
oe.eated Miss Carrie B Neelv. the Chicago
champion, in well PLAYED match at e--1,
20 While Miss Wildey put out the Cana
a:ah entrant, Miss Moyes, at e-s, Ga
tf.e hardest fought match of the aav was
eet"eeh MISS Dorothy Green. Philadel-
ph'a's sole survivor in the third round. and
MISS Browning, Of New York. Miss Green
LOOK tae nrst set at 6-3, but after that her
accuracy seemed to fail her and Miss
browning Won the next two sets and match
at o-S, e-2
MISS Hazel Hotchkiss, the national cham
p,on. made her first appearance Of the weel,
IN tournament play, when she and Miss
Rotch met and defeated Miss Moves and
Miss Green in the second round of the
woTnen's doubles
Mrs Anthony Drexel Paul won in the
wenen's doubles, in partnership with her
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
CWith name and address Of lenders Attorney
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated

MANHATTAN.

AMsIERDAM AVE. 42s. 5 sty dwIg. 25zso:
June p: due as per bond: Mary g Ives ts
Cedar 81.
BROADWAY. 44a. 5 sty bus 25x2oo to Mercer
st prior rtg S160 900; June y; instalrnents. 6
Broadway
gRoApwAX. 2s25 and 2e2!. 5oz1oo; p N
per cent: Gustave Stillebauer 10 William y
Cohen; 100000; address, y William st
&c CoLUMaUs L AYE. cor Of 2o9th ST. ee. 11x
1910. per cent: Helen De Nova to Monroe
L simon; $500; address. lac Broadway.
ELDRIDGE ST. 222. cor OF stanton st. 7
Louis Leavitt TO New York Life Insurance co:
s42 0OO address. 346 Broadway.
LEx1NGToN. AVE. 1919 70 1859. sty brk.
Fathers of the Blessed Sacrament TO Enligrant
Industrial Savings Bank; 500. .000: address, -
Chambers ST.
June p. yrs Joseph w Kelly to Metropolitan
Savings Bank SIS. 500: address. I 90 ave.
RIVERSIDE DRIyE. coz Of 1o9th st, 1oO-1r
cent; West Side Construction Co 20 Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co; sI0o. GOO; address. Madison
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 14o. n cor of seth st.
sty dwig. 28 5xioo (prior mtg 500. OooS: june
20; demand. per cent; William II Ceaper 10
New York Central Realty Co. $4,000; address,
1928 Broadway.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. $50 cor Of goth st.
,d s5y adv dwlg 10 sS * iEEeg xlSss m (Prior mtg
shire Realty Co to John Russell; $4,000. ad-
eTess. 4e Wall St
ST NICHOLAS AVE s. 20 II # n OF 14Tth
So. Ie11x irreg; June 20; yrs. AZ per cent:
HYman and Henry Sonn 70 German Savings
Bank. so 600; address 100 East i4th 81
sTH AVE. 2is and 22D n W cor 2dth ST. 5e AZ
irreg; June ?: due Oct l. 1918. and -. per
cent. Croisc Realty Co 10 Metropolitan Life In
surance Co. 81. 200. 600. address. I Madison ave
sTH AVE. 2s54. i4Ist st. sty frame
"a 4l1xid0 June II; Yrai John o. Reilly 70
Title Guarantee and Trust Co; $4,000; address
iT6 Broadway
AZ 5x96 2: June q. yrs southern MaEtgase
and Security Co 70 Harrle A cazzine s5e 900
attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co
LOO Broadway
9Th ST. 415. 2ia sty brk. 81 I0xeO l1x ir-
reg (nrior mtg sl5.oo0); June 7; due Oct
l. 1913. per cent; Congregation Adas lie Israel
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
ECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee.)

Van Gett TO Wine Growers Association: ) yrs
from Nay !. 1911; s., 200, address. 1743 An2ster-
dam
BROADWAY, 1853 and 1855: store etc. Regal
Shoe Co TO BernheiTn 6c Co: II yrs 10 from
April !, 1910; SO 300 address 233s Sd ave
COLUMBUS AVE. SIS, cor of Tooth st;
store. etc: John 3 Bogner to Jphn Coghlan; 8
yrs mos from July !, 1910 $1S5 to $500 month
Iy; address, SIS Columbus ave.
FRONT ST. 814; store and paft cellar: Gov GoT-
son TO cadIgan & Burke; yrs from May l,
1910. s. I40; address. 3I4 Front St
ORCHARD ST I33: store. etc; John Roesz-
ler to Louis A Zlckerman; yrs II mos from
June !, 1919: 81 $50: address. 133 Orchard St
RIN-INGToN ST, SO. n cor of Forsyth st,
les hotel: Barbara Porges to Osias Fraakel ard ard
aao from July ], 1910; TO Apfia 50 1910 So'S"o
9Th ST 523 East; store. etc; Augusta 3
FIeEne- 70 Jos1Dh Fischer; / Yrs mos from FEB
! 1905: s. 2Oo address 52S West 42d ST
14TH ST. 10 East. 20 l0x irreg: Melvin
Morris et a! 10 the bennett SURPRISING SSoIIes
90 u yrs from Nay I, 1903; S6,opD to S'2oo
address 40 East 14th ST.
o6Tu ST. 135 TO !39 West: store, etc. Loft
Realty co to II Aautner & BroI , yIs 70 faes 4es
from April l. 1910 $500 10 S4'oco' aodress 100
West 26th 81
ETH ST $50 West; store. etc; Henry Feue1-
sttn - Tohn ! Farrell: yrs from May /. 1872;
saso. address $50 West 57th st
147TF ST. 826 East: store, etc; haro!tne a9o k96.
- - SafeiIo Tonaasina 3 3'rs from May /, iSlo
sie6. address, 326 East i17th St
1eeTH ST. n W cor Of Clay, ave; store. efG; fo
nos from July l. 1910; $500: address' % MAI
haitian ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23

from RiverdaIe ave TO Broadway, being lots
| and 2 same map; same TO Peter sharp;
June q S4.4oo: address, 29o Broadway
FIELDSTON RD, Lots Is and 16; same map;
same to James & Miller: June Z; Seleo' ad-
dress, AS Willis ave.
FELDsToN Rp W s. Lot II TO a; same
dress, 1404 Broadway
FIELDsTON RID, $ Lots and 10. same
nap, Fie!dston I'd, n v cog Heaton pl Lot = IS
$50: address, S52 Sth ave
FIMDSTON RD Lot -, same map: same TO
Peter Haller: June I: $3.50; address, % West
36th st
FIELDsToN RD. $. Lot "A to Al and 40,
same map; same TO Thomas c Lane; June I: s3.-
900; address. 2l1 East 74th st.
Ell FlELbsFoM @ Rp s cor Hgaton ;:ot p! Lot 80,
otterstein; June I; $3.50; address, 1Toe Washing
ton ave.
map same to Alron W Griswold: June /; 81
500: adress, 50 Wall st.
GRAND AYE. W $ $50 u # of Burnside
1sle; Valentine Taylor, ref, 10 Lena J Ellen
6erg; June p: $1,000; address. Room 1909 6s
William
!:e35 81 IS lots Gris7Pold estate; Mary \ V
Heaton indiytd ana eztra to Frances A Haekett;
June :; s1.5oo' address. 100 Broadway
GRIsWoLD PL. " 5, Lot y TO %, same map;
same to John Paine: June :: $l.s75; address
sos West 18TH st.
HEWITT PL, s34 to SEQ. a2ar1oo; Nathan
Marx et a. TO John NJ Gibson Gatg sso4,ooo);
sANE PROPERTY: John NJ eibsen to Irene F
Ioel (atg S29e,00o>; June Fl; S100 address. 1871
HUGHES AVE. 2127, " cor 1s1st 81 II 1Ox
95x irreg: Curtiss Byron TO Sigmund Ernst e
al (rntg $4,000; June 20; 500; address 406 East
HUGHES AVE, 8, le5 fl of 1soth ST. 25x
s7.6; William Arnod, ref. to AIois L Ernst
mig $500; June %. $500.
HUGHES AVE. ;. 100 # n of lseth st 25x
= n ~ am
June p; $500; address, 40 Broadway
HEAToN n. s, Lots so and 81. map 1425
e % lots GFts~9id estate; Z. Hsaton pl SIS. Lot
oress, 152 East 18th 81.
LOTS 252 and 259, map 11alA of St Joseph's
Orphan Asylum Joseph Watson 10 Agnes NJ
seeviiie tntg $4,000 June %; sl00; address.
SAME PROPERTY: Thomas Ford to Joseph G
Watson. June % 500 address ais Brosdway.
LOTS 298 and 200. map Pugsley estate. Union
port; Charles H Melahn 10 Elizabeth t Davinal
Ctats sl,2oW' June q: sloo address. 1865 Vir-
sinia
LOTS 2o2 to 800 and 27s TO 277. map Elizabeth
s9a ktng g.stv a. city ~ isand t, a Henry Carey h to
LOTS $50 10 ab2 and 5es to 573 62s. AL and
Is 81 address TO King ave
aAPEs AVE s s 2Ihii Fl n . of Trenen+
ave 2exl50 2: John N Golding to Josepb Dis|
mend tnts s42o; June Z; slo0; address. 1900
PART LOT 2s block All. map Isabel r Perry
Fox estate. --s--S irreg gore William MeGes
East l6Tth
PROSPECT AVE. W s. T6 fl 9 Of line between
lots 153 and ls7 25xao. being part let 15s map
Belmont Village tmtg sl50o; tsith st. : 8. $50
Z, OF 81 AIMS ave 26xI2l 81. irreg: Never
Goldberg al 10 ReTtel Realty Co. June %.
sl60: address 10 Broadway 'S''
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. n T. 500 II " of
Ave 81 John, 37-6ylGo Emily ~ Roemer 10
Never Goldberg and Abraham Gresnbsrg fn,tg
$4,000; June = $780, address, 1872 Nassau q,
FREMONT RID. s T5 ~ " or cainsharg ave
Sosloo; Bankers Realty ana Security 60 70
Bugenie r Eliseu. Stay I6. SiG0.
FREMONT Rp. n :. so II " Of Gainsberg ave
25xioO. sane 10 Julius Eliseu. MAY Is. 500: ac-
dress $50 West l40th ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
LITTLE WORK FOR YALE
Harvard Fours, However, Race
for Two Miles on Thames.

Gales Ferry, Conn, June 22--On account
of the heat, the work of the Yale oarsnen
tonight was light. All the crews went
downstream as far as the navy yard ar a
slow stroke and returned in a similar man
ner-
Red Top, Conn June 22-with smooth
water and a slight favoring tide, the Har-
ward varsity fours raced upstream to-
night from the navy yard to a point oppo-
site the freshman crew quarters. The sec
ond four had little the better of the start
and at the end Of the first mile led by a
quarter of length, covering the distance
in 5:55.
From the end of the first mile to the
finish the boats interchanged positions, the
varsity four making final squirt and win
ming by a half length in 12111z. At no time
did the stroke fall below thirty-five, and
for the first mile was at thirty-aight.
The varsity eight was towed down to the
three-mile mark and Padded back to quar-
ters at a stroke that was not higher than
thirty TO the minute. The freshman eight
padded downstream for half a mile and
the freshman four padded around in front
of the clubhouse
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23

ADDE'S > East setb 9' 81 D0'V S'''V
sloF sFF r5 ST 23 East East g. sty Ss6 ,33 q 9zaa y
cent; Dora Schif 10 Milton NJ BIun1enthaI
$4,000; attorney Charles L Borck. % Park
10TH ST, $40 East 8 sty dwg, 25x94 a Cprior
Pss,.s P1,g $ziotol June l8 demand Per cent:
sz.ooo: address. so Church ST
.a@i7t 4fTH ST 1 127 ar and 4 12s West sty bus odg;
4-4d - l Sale ~ due as Per bond; Albert g
dress 246 9Th ave
"a. 3sTH ST, los East. sly dwg, 2ozas 9: June
Strong & CadwaIader 40 wall 81
Asst ST. 4S East. sty stable 2ox9s Q: June
Wall st.
47TH ST. y West sty dwg. 2ox1oo5 ). D N
bane to 2nnis Konta 5s 900 s1ar1n a15uT 9i+T Ii
Guarantee and Trust Co IT6 Broadway
SAITH 81; 345 and s47 West and 4 sty-
Ihon,as F Murtha 70 TITLE Guarantee and Trust
s. 5fH s99 81 rs IsaEss Wss 15S s RFoaday E93 "a sb
G5ienggee I age ~ July r1 l. lel5 4.s per sent Michael
@4=&ahder x Green. 20 BroadWay-
10TH ST. 30S East IS 6xfO2 ?: 8 sty dug n
3 agEI9r natg $4,000; June 2: Yrs. per cent:
dress. 14S5 1st ave.
soTH ST. - East. -2s 4x1o2 2. s sty tsnut:
% os6TH ST. IA West. 2ox1o2 ,: 1 sly dvg: Juns
Charles c Bull: sa9o5 81; address. p William
% 1o2D ST. 2os West. .2ozIOo, ST. apt. June
=. due as per bond. Hattie Landrnaa 70 New
foEk Savings Bank; $4,000; address, sth ave ana
11sTH ST. 81 West 2Ox1OO II: 5 sly dwg:
torney. de P Foster. IS Wall 81
I20TH. ST lvT = hug T,-, 81
. yrs; Pauline Weinstein 20 Pauline A Reynolds:
$4,000. address. 1O1 West 18Th 81
THE BRONX
ANDERSON AEE W cor OF 1920 ST 1Ooc
rs loz f3,t Pres Eto5 T.g sioS6q} d1s
Yer Panck, 5000. address. 149 Broadway.
BROWN AVE 3 I55 fl $ Of Morris St sex
90; p m; June y; due IS per bond; Charles )
dress. 80 Trzs'oat ave
CLAY AVE. cor Of 165th 81. 40 11x1oe;
June D; US. wenignlan Censtruetion CO TO
Florence II Haskin e al, $4,000. attorneys.
Dutton & Bilshetmer. 203 Broadway.
CROTONA PARK NORTH. T43. 23x1o0. June
o ao a56 55s h9sa R59%P SS to atornsS5 %iS JRS
Rogers. 12s BFoadway
. Ia Spror gH mtg ooo Jgns s iSn das oSt
-. 1870 8 per cent; Wichh0pf Construction Co
to Van Dyck estate; s.. 600. address. sos 9th
FIELDSToN RD. 5, lot 55 20 50. map OF
Crlswod estate. . m, June p 3 yrs. Margaret
Robinson to Mary W Heaton. indiv and extrx:
S. 800. address. % Vest S6th st
FIELDST0N RD. > lot "a 10 s. map of
Grls%od estate. m; June q; yTs. Newton
Holding Co 10 Mary \ W Heaton. indiv and
extFx; So 500, address. 25 West 36th ST
FIELDSfON RD, e cor Of 2Sad St LOT s..
sarhs map. m. June 81. yrs. same 70 same:
500, address as above
FIELDSTON RD. ; e cor OF Waldo ave loc
81. same map: m; June y. 3 yrs; saTns TO
same; 500: address. above
FIELDSTON RD W esr OF Heaton Dl. ,ot
"A 70 AZ. map of GFizwold estate; D m JuRe ~.
yrs: Thomas Lane 70 Mary A II FIeoton
in1lN and IS GNErN. $50. address
S6th
FIELBsToN RID. $ lots Is and IS, map OF
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