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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-03-30
Jack johnson Arrested Amin

Chicago, March 26.-Two hours af.
ter arriving in the city from New
York, Jack Johnson, the colored pugi.
list, appeared in the municipal court
building and was served with sum.
mons to appear before Municipal
Judge Scovil March 81 on the charge
OF speeding on the south side boulo.
ward. A warrant for his arrest was
issued at the request of Lieut.. M q
Hayes OF the South Park police force
1t is alleged that Johnson exceeded
the speed ordinance at East Thirty.
eighth street and Michigan avenue
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-03-30
CHICAGO BUILDING IS LIKE A
ROARING FURNACE FOLLOW.
ING EXPLOSION.
OF BENZINE IN CIGAR LIGHTER
Flames Cut OF Escape OF Employees
From Sixth Floor OF Structure
and They are Roasted
Alive.

C0lcagOs Marcl 70. - Sixteen OF
more lives, mostly those of young
girls. are believed to have been sacri.
feed in fire which destroyed one of
the l.. Fish Furniture company's
stores at 1906-190S Wabash avenue.
One of them, Emma Lichtenstein,
was killed in jumping from the sixth,
or top floor window. Most of the
deaths occurred on the fifth and sixth
floors. Employees of these floors were
cut off from escape by fire, which en-.
veloped the building, following the
explosion of several cans of benzine.
A spark from cigar lighter is said
to have started the fire.
Following is an incomplete list of
the missing who are believed to have
lost their lives:
VERONICA M'GRATH. aged II.
stenographer.
GERTRUDE QUINN, aged 20, folder.
LILLIAN SULLIVAN, aged 16.
folder.
MARY WARGO, aged 20, folder.
HANNAH BURDEN. aged 30, fore
woman.
ROSIE BRUCKE. aged II, stenog-
rapher.
ETHEL ANDERSON, aged 10, stem.
ographer.
HENRY M. MITCHELL, auditor.
brother-in-law of Sigmund Fish. one of
the partners.
MINER w. BELL, advertising man.
ager.
BERT ST. CLAIR, aged %. conf.
Dental clerk.
WILLIAM GREEN. aged "a, clerk.
Cigar Lighter Causes Disaster.
According to Fish. the proprietor.
the fire started when an employee went
into the finishing department on the
fourth floor to get some alcohol for a
cigar lighter The electric spark of
the lighter, according to Fish. started
the fire which quickly reached cans
of benzine near by and exploded rap
idly. Mr. Fish expressed the belief
that all employees on the fourth floor
escaped, but it is said could see no |
hope for those above.
Estimates of the number on these |
floors run as high as % and the death
list may reach this number. The
financial loss is placed at 5000, 1000.
equally divided between building and
stock.
Fire Marshal Koran stated that a
rigid investigation of the prepared
ness of the building for fire would be
made. The building had but one fire
escape, he said. whereas it should
have had two.
Simon Fish, another member of the
furniture company, while the blaze
was at its height created a sensation
by making charges of negligence
against the fremen. In bitter Ian.
suage he declared the firemen were
slow In responding to the alarm and
ardy in raising ladders'to the upper
stories. He protested that firemen
nterfered with employees who were
attempting to make rescues, and de.
'lared that he would prefer charges
lgainst the fire department.
Marshal Koran declared that his
men responded without the loss of a
econd and expressed the opinion that
lr. Fish would withdraw his charges
fter he had Gained down.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-03-30
Three Hurt in Accidents

Lead, S. D., March 26.-Three men
were injured by accidents in tho
Homestake mines, and one boy was
killed in the company's mill at Central
City. Frank Parker, aged 10 years
was caught in belt in the mill and
so badly wounded that he died in the
companys hospital here. Two of the
others injured suffered broken limbs
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-03-30
South St. Paul Man Drown,

Miles City.-Donald McRea, prom.
inent sheepman, formerly of South St.
Paul, where he is we'll known, living
near Terry, was drowned in Yellow.
stone River. Tongue River gorged
and flooded the northern part Of Miles
City three feet.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-03-30
Iowa Democrats To Meet JuIv %

Des Moines, March ga commit.
tee from the Democratic state central
committee, in session in Des Moines,
selected July 81 as the date for the
Democratic state convention. The
gathering will be held at Ottumwa.
Jerry B. Sullivan, of Des Moines. is
to be temporary chairman.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-03-30
Youth Commits Suicide.

Lothrop.-Driven to desperation by
the taunts of the schoolmates who had
been teasing him about his young
sweetheart, Eddie Bart, aged eleven,
committed suicide by firing a shot
from a revolver into his head.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-03-30
AMALGAMATED is LISTED.

New York, March 9-The governors
of the stock exchange authorized the
placing of Amalgamated Copper in the
regular or "listed" department. The
company's authorized capital stock is
$155,0O0,0O0, of which $153,SS7, 900 is
now issued and outstanding.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-03-30
Sends Stockman to Prison.

0c1IUS StUCKHTdU 10 PFI60n.
Lewis.Own. - Judge Cheadle sen.
fenced Cyrus A. Spangler, a wealthy
Forest Grove stockman, who killed
Lawrence Boland by Draining him as
he slept, to twenty-five years in the
state prison.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-24
TEMPERANCE RALLY TO-DAY
Congressman Hobson Among
the Speakers at Long Branch.

Long Branch. N. J.. June q {SpeciaD--
It is planned to give Congressman Hobson,
OF Alabama, q cordial reception here to-
morrow, when he comes to speak on local
option under the auspices OF the Anti
Saloon League. II Is purpoeed to welcome
the hero of the Merrtmac' by an audi
ence numbering close to two thousand
The Church Federation Society. which Is
In charge Of the rally, has extended in
vitations to all the clergymen and laymen
In the county.
Frank l.. Sheppard, general manager o;
the Pennsylvania Railroad. who for q num-
Der of years has, spent tho summer at
Long Branch, leased to-day the Leach cot
rage, on Ocean avenue. He will arrive on
Saturday for the summer.
The South Shrewsbury lee Yacht and
Boat Club has decided to close entries for
the carnival OF water sports to Be held q
week from Saturday on next Wednesday
evening. at which time final ARRANGEMENTS
will be made. The COMMITTEES IN charge
comprises B. J. Davis. W. H Lewis and
William c. Nye.-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-24
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee }
tuTNJT ~

AVENUE g. 131 and 135, Z W cor Sth ST. store,
and cellar; Sigmund Schirie TO Jacob and Max
Fucker: 6 yrs 9 mos from March !, 1910; 81, 500
to 81 $40; address, 131 Avenue A.
I'D AVE, 1884, ell: Henry L Meyer 20 Peter
Tyarks; yrs from May !, 1911; s., 400; address,
164I I'd ave
sTH AVE- coe5, store and basement: James
shanny to Thomas FIannery; yrh 10 mos from
July I. 1910; 81, 100; address, 2oe5 sth ave.
10TH ST, s, 1914 # OF Sd ave. ok
4s 2x irreg: the lot: Hamilton Fish Corporation
20 Philip q ReviIie; 81 yrs from May 1, 1903,
with option Of renewal; taxes etc, 500; address,
81 Nassau st.
14TH ST, g bet 80 ave and Irving place.
that portion of rammany Hall formerly known
as Tony Pastors Theatre, part Of basement.
stc. the society of Tamrnany Columbian
order in city of New York Timothy D Sui
iixan and George ] Kraus: yrs from Sept 10.
IpOs. Sl2 500: address, S34 9Th
9TH ST 142 to LAG East: Edwerd " B~own
ing 10 Eugene C Harding aid ano; q yrs from
oct l. 1903 $1,000 and $16 GOO: address, Is
West z5th st.
4oTH ST 24sN and $50 West: 2d 9th sty and
basement floors; William L kitcheIi and ano exrs
&c 10 Tsidore Il Kempnsr, yrs from May /,
is1f1. 81 500: address, $50 West 4oth st.
15sp ST, 274 East; Friedman Realty Co to
Frank Maglio: yrs from June l. 1910; 81, 200;
address 65S Morris ave-
store. e,o, Lillian e Morrison 20 Christian J
Hs.rhofYf 10 yTs from May l. 1910; e1.bOO 20
ii zoo. address. 1925 Webstsr ave
New-York tribune., 1910-06-24
NEWARK HOLDS LEAD
indians Win Hard Fought Game
from Rochester PLAYERS.

joe McGinnity's Indians were put to a
supreme test in Newark yesterday TO down
Rochester IN the opening game of a series.
me Broncnos were out to land in first
pace and Manager Camel sent Holmes to
the box while the Iron Man" figured he
could land the. first game with his bend
e1s- He was right, too, for il was his head
work that stemmed the visitors in the
ninth, after two men had hit safely and
sluggers followed them.
In the last inning. with none out. Moran
drove the bail through Zimmerman and
went to third On Tooley's double Noel
Ter popped to Agler and Osborn was equal
~ easy under the spell Of "Old SAL"
hitting one up for Zimmerman. Spencer
drove liner to Louoen, who booted It.
Moran crossing the plate. The sphere shot
toward Schlafy, who gathered it up just
IN time to get Tooley at the plate with
what would have been the tieing run. The
score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-24
DISPUTE OVER Carnival
Asbury Park Mayor Asks Chair
man of. Association to Resign.

Asbury Park, N J., June % Especially
Mayor AppIeby has asked for the resign7-
ton OF Harold B. Ayres. the chairman OF the
Asoury Park Carnival Association Ar
Ayres thus far has ignored the Mayors re-
quest. and his friends say he VIII continue
TO act as the carnival director.
The controversy started over the Inde-
pendence Day fireworks display. Mayor Ap-
pleby insisting that IL be given on the beach
front and Mrs Ayres holding out for sire
on Wesley Lake. The Mayor Won. and then
Mr.. Ayres informed the Mayor that he
would have TO find some one else TO manage
the July carnival events The Mayor next
wrote Mr.. Ayres that since he did not care
to manage the July series OF entertainments
ne had better resign as chairman and also
as the manager OF the baby parade, which
Is TO be held in September.
Pending the settlement OF the dispute,
Mayor Appfeby has announced that both
carnivals would be held and that they
would be u2 tc the usual Asbury Park
standard for such entertainments
Weakish have made their appearance CT
the coast, and the fishing pier and other
vantage points along the beach are crowded
daily with enthusiastic anglers. The first
weahfish CT the season was hooked by Henry
Comegys. a member of the Asbury Park
Fishing Club. who will receive medal from
the organization for his prowess.
Several OF the shore front hotels will open
for the season on Saturday, including the
Coiekr,an House, Sunset Hall and the Hotel
Monmouth
New Jerseys Democratic leaders win
journey TO A5bury Park On Saturday for
the annual conference with Chairman Nu-
gent and the other members of the state
committee The pow-wow will be held at
noon at the Coleman House After the con-
ference Chairman Nugent Will give dinner
at Neptune Heights.
Chief Smith OF the Police Department has
appointed q patroIman as motorcycle
officer. who will enforce the city ordinances
regulating the speed OF motor cars running
through the city.
Clarence Reynolds, organist at the Re-
formed Church, Brooklyn Heights. has been
engaged as organist at the Ocean Grove
Auditorium for this season He will play
on Sundays and at all the concerts
New-York tribune., 1910-06-24
JOCKEY DIES AFTER FALL
Huppe Fails to Recover from In
juries in Steeplechase.

E. Huppe, the jockey, died IN the Erner-
gency Hospital at Coney Island yesterday
morning as the result of injuries sustained
when Harry S. Pages Gold Plate was
crowded and fell at the thirteenth jump IN
the steeplechase at Sheepshead Bay on
Wednesday
The boy, who was rated among the best
riders through the field, was struck In the
spine by a following horse as he attempted
to rise ard eoncussion Of the brain re-
suited.
Three horses went to the jump In ques-
ton practically head and head, and Bound
Brook Is said TO have crowded Ticket OF
Leave, which in turn knocked Gold Plate
out of his stride just as he rose to the
jump. Huppe took a flying somersault and
rolled over four or five times. It was
spectacular fall, but the boy would have
escaped if some other horse had not struck
him.
Huppe was not under contract to Mr..
Page, but rode many of the latter's horses,
handling Rampant In most Of that good
jumpers winning races last year. His
home was IN Virginia, where he is sur
vived by two sisters.
Mr.. Page was greatly shocked at hearing
the news and said that Huppe was g. man
ly fellow and one of the best jockeys he
had ever seen.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-24

cleto sermolino; 4 part (mtg s35.0oo); June
| %. 81; address. 1T9 Macdeusal st.
WOOSTER ST, s. 50x10o, with all title
to strip On on W9esST Vest ST. farm whcb lies ef
| OF land conveyed To Flora sawyer Dec l:
! 1896 4x10o; William A Butler. 5r exr and
trus to Frederick ] Agate; June 1fi 81; ao-
dress, 81 Nassau St
7TH AVE, 22oe. sty frame. 25x7c: Darti-
s9n as 1863 soo @aFd addTsss Gsr 10 81 a09R Vail e
sTH ST 43 West. sty dwg. 23195 II; Ana
cleto serTnolino to- Catartna Gonfarone; n
part; June %; 81; address, 40 West eth ST.
9TH ST, ~ and 81 West. sty brk, 35sx
92.3 Catarina GonfaTone 20 Anacleto sermo-
limo; u part (nltg s2s,0oo); June %; 81; ad-
dress. re Macdossal St
18th ST 11s west. 20 1ox103-3, 3 sty brk;
Bernard F Me- or TO Ladies Christian Union
| OF the City OF New York; June %; s25,Ooo; ad-
dress. us West 18th St
Helen W Seamans TO Ladies Christian Union %
| Of the city Of New w.. York June 49, $4,000
18TH ST. 124 WEST. sty hrk, 24xs2; Joseph
Quinn to Benjamin e Paskus; Oct 10, 1909;
500; address, 12s Broadway.
2sTH ST; zoe and ~ West. 2 sly dwgs
nex; 500: ADDRESS, 81 Liberty st.
2sTH ST. III and 11s West 2 zty dwgs. 46s
g.; Rexton Realty Co 10 Irvel Realty Co.
May IT. $780, address, 81 Liberty st.
10TH ST, Io5 TO III west sly brk, 90. TX
CO. 6 cts as'sa 100000 5uns n; &; address i7s
10TH ST, 60 wssA snzse .: ysns q Cochran
to Joseph p Bra6yi funs q; $1,000; address,
sis West %ota e..
S4TH ST, r. 20 n - Of eth svA strip 9 Z
Montsonery; June Is q deedS; 81 address. II
Broadway.
45TH ST IS to SO West, sly brx. 1oox1oo.5:
city Real Estate Co TO Wesley Thorn; June %;
500.
SAME PROPERTY. Wesley Thorn to T1lden
Investing Go (mtg $500. 600: June %; $loo; ad-
dress. 141 Broadway.
4sTH ST 23I East. 3 sty dwg. 20x100.5; Mary
! I.eahv 70 Thomas T Hurley tmtg 81 ,3o01i June
%; 81 address All Amsterdam ave.
5IsT ST. I31 West sty brk. 25x10o.5; Will
lam Butler exr. etc, to Frederick Agate:
June Is; 81, address 81 Nassau ST.
sIST ST 2i3 West. sty apt 25x1oo.5: Rexton
Realty Co 20 Marcus Kempner; May 6: 800:
address, 2o3 East 35th St
6IsT ST. 215 West. 8 sty apt, 2Jxlo0.5; same
TO Ralph e Kempner; May q; S1o0; address, "A
East 77th st.
sfET ST FL to 2I8 West, sty tennis, 1oOx
1908. Marcus Kenpner at al TO Hexton Realty
Co; s1oo; addrees. 81 Liberty st
10TH Sc. = - - - e Anat~6A@ aHA
New-York tribune., 1910-06-24
NEW HOME FOR WHITE SOx
Baseball Park Now Ready for
Dedication on july l..

Chicago. June 23.-The new $4,000 plant
OF the Chicago American League Club was
completed to-day except for few finishing
touches It will be dedicated on July 1.
The grandstand pavilion and bleachers
have seating capacity of thirty-five thou
sand persons.
The grounds occupy block on Shields
avenue. between 34th and S5th streets
The clubhouse contains hot and cold
baths, showers. rubbing tables and other
conveniences. A complete lighting system
was Installed for the purpose Of holding
big outdoor entertainments at night, base
ball being possibility.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-24
JUNGLE DAM TO GIVE DINNER.

Uncle Dan" s voorhees,. who was re-
elected State Treasurer last winter. will be
the host at a dinner at the Hotel Breslin,
Lake Hopatcong, tonight, to which Gov
ernor Fort, the members Of the Legislature,
heads Of state departments and the Iegis-
lative correspondents have been invited
The dinner is scheduled TO begin az T:3o
o'clock. and .tUncle Dan" has arranged for
his guests to spend the night at the hotel.
so that they can be on hand early to-nor-
row to take part in a sail on the AXE.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-24

5 cor 1920 st, 11s.5x10o; Herman Joveshof
TO 9o Frank c Buckhout mtg 1880. June IL:
| S1oOi address. 402 East Both
| IRVINE ST. 2s5. ooS4 IT OF Garrison ave.
20x50: AIbin Realty Co to GoIdie Cowen (rntg
s625o): June 15; 800; address. Ts4 East
| KELLY ST. s. lots IS and 1s. block 4s4.
map OF property Isabel c Perry. part Fox
estate: Edward Grseneoaum 20 John oehler;
| William ST.
| SAME PROPERTY: John oehier to Curtis
Byron; June 20: 800; address. above.
LOT 900. map Laconfa Park. 25x109: Meiross
June %: 800: address. 2TTo webster ave.
LOT 1s3 amended map dated May is. 1904.
Tis Lazar; June IA: s1oo: address. SCI Pros
pect
LOTS a14 to sI7 and s3s to sas. map IL
Knapp (mtg s2,957 500 August s. 1905 500:
address. III Amsterdam ave
PARK AVE W cor 1Ieth st; SILK ,rreg
$4,000; all Hens; June 20; 800; address. 27T
Broadway.
PERRY AVE. Nv. 12se e Of 2OOth st.
Brown: june e; 500; address, so4 East
PERRY AVE. 12es It n e Of 2ooth
$4,000; June :s; 500: address. 24s9 Frisby
Gs :, :., T.. :: n :: z. en- ~, s
ssy; sAs :sss..s : 8; s;tl;: s:.a.
.PRoPoGE0 Road, - q vida. ussl e rsAs
q -. x w,l;AH 2 1.,o e 49, y sa.;cc. iss-
Sloo. address. SO West 10th
WASHINGTON AVE o. oo.2 n Of iT8d 1T
40 exso: Sarah Stougtsor 20 Moses Krakowskf;
Jrne IA Sf0o; address. 423 Wendover ave
2sTH ST 3i3 and 3r5 East. sty brk 20 Iox
9S.9: Morris Abraham er al TO Philip Abraham
(aty SOB oss): June &c: sluo; address. G21S SUI
| iivan St
e2D ST. i5s East. sty brk S2-sxioos: Man
haitian Avenue Holding Co to Jefferson Bank
tmtg Sol .5o0y; June %. 81 address, Canal and
Forsyth sts.
BATH ST. 81 East: 5 sty apt. 25xe9 II: Irving
I Levine TO Isaac Sakolaki. ali title. O c: Oct
s. 1900: 500; address. 1851 I'd
15SD ST. n : 100 II of Norris ave- 6oxloo:
Frederick Bauer to the church extension COM
mittee Of the PrssbJtery Of New York; June is:
500 address. So7 West 4sth St
2a6TH ST. 8. let's S37 and o3s. map d X
Willard. at Woodlawn Heights: James Blythe
70 James B Powers; June ID. -. 700: address,
50 Church st.
18th 81. . 9, . e sf lot 90, map se
XAksdsad NxdG nh .,M1MH1na4 2 SQhS
New-York tribune., 1910-06-24

1Tx1OO; Mabel Wesley to Samuel J Harriet:
June % slo0; address 252 West 10th st
10TH ST 2s0 East, sty apt: 25x1o2- 2: Joseph
81; address. 81 Liberty ST.
s4TH ST, 90 to 55 East. 3 sty brk 5012O4.4 to
s5th ST. 4s and 90 East. 25x1o2.2; Louis Stern
June 15; 500; address. West SSth St
GOTH ST. 127 and 12s East. sty brk. soxioo s;
Frank Wennener 70 Jacob Koch; quit claim
June Is; address. 1920 Anthony ave.
SAME PROPERTY: Jacob Koch 20 Augustz
F C Schroeder (mtg 100000; June q; s1Oo; ad-
dress. above.
1O1sT ST. 1O4 East, 17.11x1ooII; Abraham
Gabriel to Joel Rosenthal (ultg ST 600; Juno Il
81; address Room 410 SO Park Row.
lOsTH ST, 2Is West 25x10O. IL. George " Loft
TO "a Barclay Street Co ntg SO, 500; June 23 81;
address, "a Barclay ST.
Hath ST, g. West. sty dwg. f6x1OO.f1 Nor
ris Englander The & Realty Co. a cor
poration tmtg $4,000; May Il: S10o; address.
$40 Broadway.
115TH ST, 2ce East sty brk, 1sx1O0 II; Man
haitian Avenue Holding Co 10 jefferson Bank; all
liens; June %; 81: address. cor Canal and For
syth st.
Habd to Isidor Cohen; June =; ali liens: s11o0:
address, 102 West 117tFI ST.
I17TH ST. 115 West sty apt. 1sx1Oo.11; Yale
dress III Broadway.
11sTH ST, 8se to sss East. sty brk. 3TK
100 II, june p Felix Gasparrini to ssrahno
Piana; 800; address. s9 Baxter st.
10th sr, s2o and sU East and sey biz.
po11oo: Isaac sskoasA to Jossph = psmpssyl
and .; corrsctton and oconrrnation dest: III
liens; Juno -; II; addraas. 1880 "a ave.
1s1sT ST. ~ East g ssy brk. A3xsAul
Daniel Curry 20 Stephan Mccormick cmtg "a, t0cl
April 10. 1907; 500; address, Madison ave, cor
10th 81.
I5sTH ST. 221 West sty cwx a2xes II: Ella
Smith to PIainned Land and Building CO OF New
York City and Plainfield " J (rntg si3. .oO0D June
%: 81: address. Room 703. i41 Broadway
THE BRONX.
BLOOMINGDALE RID, JAUNCEY'S LANE.
STRIKERS LANE and MOTIFS LANE bet
Dist and 9ith SITS, X; Edward Eliot Ell al
10 Pedro Smythe. OF Guadalajara, Mexico all
title; c. April Is deeds) 81, address.
Room $40. 1876 Broadway.
COLLEGE ST; 8. s5 # " OF Frederick st.
40x6O; Peter Shand to Giovannina f Russo
June II: 500; address. 80 Thompson ST.
BAINBRIDGE AVE, S. 22o.4 IT of 2Gbth
ST. 25xfl1.5; Emil Lang to Elizabeth Lang
(rntg s.2o0l: June 22: ST. address. 76 Bay
e5th at Brooklyn. Y
DAILY AVE. s. 1908 II of 1T7th st, e5x
40; Frank McCone to Caroline A Wheeler.
G: June 21; 500; address. 12s5 Amstsr-
dam ave-
GRAND 1ouIWA&0. eaA QoNooy1s
New-York tribune., 1910-06-24
o. s. DESTROYER LAUNCHED
Burrows, Named for Enterprise Hero,
Takes Water at Camden, ~ j.

Camden, \. J., June 23-The torpedo boas
destroyer Burrows was successfully
launched this afternoon at the yard OF the
New York Ship Building Company. This
boat is named for the hero Of the Enter
prise, which fought and captured the Brit
fsh brig Boxer of Portland. Me-. on Sep
tember 5, 1913.
Miss Lorne Dorothea Burrows was spon-
sor at the launching The vessel is 800 feet
long. Is feet wide and is Of T4s tons dis
placement Her contract calls for q speed
OF twenty-nine knots She will burn oil for
fuel She viii carry light armament. con-
sisting OF four 10-pound rapid fire and TWO
smaller guns. and will be put into commits
sion by the government next October.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-24
DE PALMA WINS AUTO RACE

Philadelphia, June 23.-Ralph De Palma
established a new track record on the
Point Breeze track to-day when he drove
his 6o-horsepower Fiat Cyclone" to VIC
tory in the fifty mile race.
De Palma covered the distance in 55 min
utes "A 20 seconds, breaking the old record
by 4-2-5 seconds.
The race was originally started last Sat
urday, but owing to the violent storm was
called off after the cars had gone thirty
miles At this point De Palma was far in
the lead. The track was cuppy and full
of ruts to-day, which made the perform
ance the more creditable.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-24
with name and address Of lenders attoruey-l
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN.
fDtsaf AMs1aRpAM 4E sss fa AVE $50 ST 15z 2ss1oo
Katharine Brucker: s15.Oc0; attorneys Deyo a
BaueTdOrf. III Broadway
CLINTON ST 246 sty brk so.1xrt liz
irreg; yrs; Harris Schwartz 10 Jane ] rhays~
et al. trustees; $500; attorney. John 7 Coffin.
Beekman st
ELDRIDGE ST. p 1852 II OF Stanton 81.
45xs7.6; 5 yrs: Rachel Samueis 20 New York
Post-Graduats Medical School and Hospital a
corporation: s27 O00: address. 303 East 10Th ST
LEXINGTON AVE. 1892. sty APT. 16TxT5.s:
yrs Charles Adler 70 Lawyers Title Insurance
and Truss Co; s6.500. address. 16e Broadway.
MADISON ST. Isl. sty tenmt. 25x1Oo.
June %; yrs. 4ls per cent; Max I. Harris ard
others. exrs. TO William jay trustee. ST. 900;
address. to Wall 81.
PARK AVE. W $. 1904 It OF 1s7th ST. 40.4x
100: 8 yrs Irvine Realty Co 10 William II Camp
bell; $1,000; address. Sc East seth
PARK AVE. 3. 100 II n OF 1s7th st. 40.4x
100: due. etc as per bond; irvine Realty Co to
Park and fremont aves.
TTH AVE. I7o sry brk. cor r21st St
100 1oz3sI irres: June q; $ yEs. 4 per cent;
tr, and ano. trustees. S35.osos address,. 500 3ra
sra 1yz y. "a I5s: ia. :. u. I,o.1 3 g.
E.nn.as; eS: &c; a p.. bend; Sso.s. r,sss .
ss..: soss .ns I,s sosS.s. GUARANTEES Co. $4,000; AZ
Cd ST. sos East 9 ssy apt. csxioe (pricr zsts
SIS. oool; June g. yrs per cent; Leon Franz
blau to Seymour Swan; s6.eoo; address. SIS
Broadway.
10TH ST. LOG East ssy brk 1914 II . os
Sd ave ok - (prior mtg sly: June % / yr 3
per cent: Andrew Byrne 20 Benjamin. Patterson
trustee: S1.0oc; address. 25l West e3d 81.
18TH ST. 526 East. sry brk . lots eacl
25xi02-3 q mtxs. each S1S 900. 3 yrs: June 20.
Annie Hassel 70 German Savings Bank; $4,000:
address, 100 East 14th 81.
18TH ST. 333 335 East. 2s. 4xi0S 3. S ssy
brk: June -: yrs. 4a= per cent; Louis Ahrarao-
witz 70 Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum SIS, 900.
address. 47o Madison ave
2sTH ST. 3i3 and s15 East: s sty brk 4oxas g.
June 3: yrss Philip Abraham 70 George d Ds
Witt: SIS. 000..
SAME PROPERTY (prior natx s44 -oc,. Iun.
%. due June !. 1912. per cent. same -,
Beckie Kadin. 5000 address. TO Hewitt NJ
saD ST. s43 Eassi sly dwg. Zxss.s, ysus
Csattaued - ssnth patA