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New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser
MANHATTAN.
JITNE q

ss lsssa Il sr i lrrss prior s nss s COO !9Ss
De Ryther: S.. 500: address. Spruce
BowERY. 2231a and 225, and 21a sty brk
tenrhSs. So I1x98x trreg; Segal Realty Co to
Luhrs Hotel Co tmtg S115 000); June %; 500;
address. 225 Bowery.
BROADWAY. of 84th st. SO. 6.3x143 Ok
irreg: Charles Lanier and William Lay. exrs. to
2S2 Columbus
CHERRY ST. as and 4sA. 24x irreg; William
K Wetmore to Alice Ketetas: c; June IA; ST.
SAME PROPERTY: George Wetmore to
same; 1-15 part. sl title; June IA; 81
SAME PROPERTY: Edith NJ K wetmore ct al
same: Ia part. all title: June Il: 81; address.
81 St Marks pi
HENRY ST. ia. sty brk. of Jeffer-
son st. % 11lo0: Joseph S Marcus TO Manhattan
Holding Co Qntg $lo5. 600: June IS; slo0; ad-
dress. 2Ss Broadway.
Mxra Linke to Alfred Moldenke onts $40, 900 ;
June Is: 800; address. 1a2 East 54th st.
MADISON AVE, eoa. sty brk. 25x1oo: m;
! uar Allen rownsend; @ SO 600 address. 10 wall St.
PARK AVE. 14se 8 cor Of 1oeth st. sty
brk. =. 1os1s; Eli 7. Leibson to Berthe Rapapot
PARK AVE. 1899 sty brk. of tosth
ST. 74xl8: same to same, q c: June "a; 81; ad-
dress, 1777 Madison ave.
PITT ST. 10. sty tenmt. 2ox75; Isak NJ
schoenfeId to Yettie Schoenfeld tmtg s17 O0O):
June %; 800; address. 1l9 Cannon st.
ST Marks PL.. b. v cor "a ave 9 sty hIk,
ST 81. w Gold ST II. 7xs0.2: George
Wetmore 10 Edward Sperry: lis part all
title: June "a: 81.
SAME PROPERTY; William s X Wetmore TO
same: o c; June Il; 81.
SAME PROPERTY: Alice Ketetas et al TO
same: June IA: sloo; address. - William ST
WILLETT ST, 80 sty brk. 81. .3xloo: Mary z
Weber to the Bee Holding CO. June %: 81; ad-
dress "a Furmar ave- Brooklyn.
1sT AVE. 1888 to 1863. n W loist, st. loo. 4
y4o fprior mtg $-). June % due Oct II. 1914 8
per cent; Fannie Werner 10 Isador Abrahanson; ;
Sc OOe; attorney Moses Goodman, 2s7 Broadway
|. 9TH AVE. 81. sty brk, i7167.1; Edward
o'Hara. heir, etc. to Harvey Hohson; b and s
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
ACT FOR CLEAN ILLINOIS
Senator Bourne Tells of CorruP'
ton in Oregon.

Peoria. Ill. June z7-Urited States SEM
ator Bourne. of Oregon, speaking to-nisH
at the meeting IN the interest OF good sov's
ernment. charged that efforts had oess
made at the time of the Senatorial prf'
mary election in Oregon to "dishonor fne-
state and it's public service" 3
During the session of the Legislators.
said Mr.. Bourne "a former government OFT
fciaI an assistant to the chairman OF the
Republican National Committee. appeared
in Oregon and. I am informed. prorsssee
federal appointments to legislative rnembefsf
if they would disregard their statement No.
pledges TO the electorate. >
1.-The effort was made BY the enemies Of
the law to create the impression that, oy,
reason OF this PERSONS relation with the
chairman OF the Republican National Com,
nittee during the national campaign hss
would be able to deliver these promised ap-.
pointments in case the No. 1 subscribers,
sold their honor and betrayed their trust I
Statement No pledge to which a lsgis1.
lator may subscribe. provides that ne shall
always vote for that candidate for United
States Senator who has received the largest
number of votes for that Office at tine gem
eral election.)
Speaking directly to the people of Illinois,,
Senator Bourne said:
Whether you want popular election of
United States Senators in Illinois is Cor you,
voters to determine. but I warn you that
any half way or compromised system which.
places party above the entire people VIII
result in dissatisfaction. and probably cor
ruption- If you wish To destroy the powsr
Of the political machine. abolish the couven-
ton system entirely. If you wish 70 estah-
lish popular selections of United States sem
ators, install a system which takes away
from the Legislature the right TO do mora
than ratify the act Of the people at the gem
eral election
Senator Bourne's address. in the begin
ming. was an exposition Of the much dis
cussed Oregon system, which he declared
to be the best system Of popular gover1-
ment in the world
The conference which began here this
afternoon will devise ways and means OF
purifying legislative methods Of elect.ns
United States Senators. and revise the
rules of the Legislature so that it will hs
more difficult To kill bills by corrupt meth
DDS. Drastic resolutions viii be passed
Tomorrow evening Winston Churchill, nov-
elist and reformer from New Hampshire.
will discuss 'the short ballot as the most
effective panacea for existing ills
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney
Interest 5 per cent unless otherwise stated.

MANHATTAN

st. 40 Xxx trreg: June IS; yrs; a Anthony thor E
! Fank to American Mortgage Co; s2o'oVo; ao-
dress. 81 Nassau St
BROADWAY. cor oath st, 33. 6x1426; May
20; due June q. 1915, Az per cent; Frederick q
! Hobbs to Charles Lanier and ano, exrs' etc
! S1O0 600: address. 80 Cedar st
BRooME ST. 40, W cor Lewis st. s 29x6o;
June "a W Manhatsn @ Holding GO Ss to 6d Pubs 6d
! dress. Delaney and Ludlow SITS
! BOWERY, 223k and 225. and 241 sty brk,
! 3s Tx irreg; p m prior mtg s115.0o0): June %
| due Dec ., 1912 per cent: Luhrs Hotel Co TO
! SegaI Realty Co: $S1.5o0 address 23s Bowery.
SAME PROPERTY; (prior mtg 500. 500
June q; yrs: same to David Pletzer $4,000:
address, same as above
"a yrs. AZ rer cent; Henry c Cipeand to
Rank for savings; $4,000; address, $50 4th ave
GRAND ST. 444. e cor Ridge st, sty hrk;
per cent: William Nathanson Joseph S
Marcus; S25. 600: address, So Delaney St
tenmt % ex45 * ig irreg Marsha Realty Co to
Frank Tet; all liens; June 81: 500; address. 14l
Mott st.
HENRY ST. ia. cor Jefferson st, 8 sty
bris. 26 1xloO; p m (prior mtg sac OoO); June IS;
yrs per cent; Manhattan Holding Co TO
Joseph Marcus; s25 600; address. SO Delaney
MOTT ST. 1872. 25x1os Joseph wussnan et al
to Frank Teti; all liens: June Is: s1oo; address.
141 Mott ST.
MADISON AVE. coz. . sty apt. 25x1o0: ]
Allen Townsend ct al to Joseph A Blake; and
S; June 81. 500; address Uo1 Madison ave
PERRY ST. q q cor 4th St 8 sty brk; 5ox
| a.: tprior mtg Sc. 501l; June % yrs; David
Eliovich TO Samuel Rosenstein and ano $40. 600
SAME PROPERTY Grior mtg $4,000. June
I I. demand. 6 per cent; same Jacob Busch
81 900; address. l7S Grand ST.
WASHINGTON ST. Gil TO 615 cor lie
Roy ST. sty bus. 66. TX irreg: = part: June u
due per bond: Richard NJ 1acobus TO Title
Guarantee and Trust 90. $1,000: address, l76
Broadway.
WILLETT ST. so sty brk 81 3x10O: D m:
June ~; yrs: Bee Holding Co TO Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust Co: Sl5.Ooo
9TH AVE. "a. 5 sty brk IS sx1OOx irreg p m;
June "a: yrs: Bee Holding Co to Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust Co: s2.Gc; address, 100
Broadway.
10TH AVE l24, sty brk. 24xIO0: Ia part
June 81: demand, per cent George W Kent
to Maurice Griest: $500; address. l54 Nassau
ST.
I'D ST. los and lilo East q sty tenInt. a. IL
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
MAIN BOUT CALLED OFF
Fitzgerald Fails to Meet the
Dixie Kid" at Ten Rounds.

Jack Fitzgerald, the middleweight boxer,
of Philadelphia, who was matched to meet
the Dixie Kid in the main bout of ten
rounds at the Olympic Athletic Club, of
Harlem. last night, failed to put in an ap-
pearance. A large crowd packed the club
rooms to the bout, and was not back
ward in voicing it's disapproval.
To take its place the management put on
six-round bout between frankie Maher, a
husky Italian lightweight, and Mike Car
rol. and issued return checks which will
admit the bearer to any bout during the
season.
Maher was the bigger boy Of the two
and had little the better of the bout. He
landed the harder punches and had Carol
In distress several times.
Charley Burns, a fast bantamweight
boxer, beat merry tattoo Sammy Jack
son, a negro, and finally lulled him into
Sunderland in the third round of an in
teresting preliminary.
There will be two ten-round bouts at the
+ airmont Athletic Club tonight between
Danny Goodman and Jack Dorman and
Matt Wells and Charley Low.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
COLLEGE PLAYERS SHINE
Dabney and Niles, of Harvard,
Win Their Matches.
YALE CHAMPION SCORES
Strong. Field Begins Play for
the Middle States Lawn
Tennis Title.

College lawn tennis players representing
and the United States Naval Academy were
on hand for the beginning Of the Middle
States championship tournament yesterday
OF the turf courts of the Orange Lawn
addition Louis H. Waidner. the Western
champion, OF Chicago; John c. Neely, jr,
Carleton r. Gardner and others from dis
tant cities will play for the honor Of chal-
lenging Edward P. Larned for the title.
The draw brought Arthur s. Dabney, of
Harvard, against NJ. A. Cotton, of Annap-
oils, and the latter was beaten at 81, 6-1
Dapney altogether outclassed Cotton, who
could not approach his opponent in any
department Of the game. Dabney brack-
eted with Nathaniel w Niles, his team
mate in the winning of the intercollegiate
doubles, as the latter came through by de-
featlng Walter v Bennett, GO, 60, and J.
Gtffin, 60, 81.
Yale's champion. Reuben A Holden, jr,
got something Of a surprise in losing set
to Paul Gardner at IS. The latter passed
the Yale player rather easily at first. but
when Holden settled to the range or the
courts, which were in perfect condition, he
scored the two deciding sets with the loss
of few points and only a single game in
each. Dean Mathey, of Princeton, worked
his crossing shots to such perfection that
he defeated II. Banks, Glove. st
OF the other men Richard H Palmer,
New Jersey state champion, reached the
fourth round. George M. Church, Prince
toms interscholastic winner, defeated the
Harvard veteran, Frederick F. De Rham,
81, 1O-s. There were no reversals.
The summary follows:
Middle States mems singles championship
(frst tround)-Nathaniel W. Niles defeated w:
u Bennett 60, 60; Frank Kidde defeated
Paul Martin. 6-4. 6-3; Edgar F. Leo de
feated F. NJ. Watrous "a, 6-3: John G
Neely, ir., defeated S Du Bosque, ID, 60;
Dean Mathey defeated II. Banks, 60. 81;
B,M Phillips defeated DR.. Ewing Taylor,
man G. Johnson. GO. 6-4; Louis II. Waidner
Gardner defeated H n Tift jr.. 81. 6-1;
Reuben A Holden jr.. defeated Paul Gardner
Second round-Frederick C. Inman defeated
T n. Peiser, 4-6 e. 90; George NJ.
Church defeated F. F. De RhaTn, 81 1o-s;
Arthur S. Dabney defeated NJ. A. Cotton, S-l,
6-1; y. W. Niles defeated j. Gffin. So. 81
H R. Hathaway defeated George Yard 3-6
60. 6-2; Richard H. Palmer defeated d. henry ta
c. Martin, by default; c. Frederick watson,
jr. defeated Otto H. Hnck. 6-S. 6-3:
Third round-Richard H Palmer defeated
H. r. Hathaway 6-1. e.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee.)
JUNE %

LEXINGTON AVE. 2146. n W cor 10th ST
yrs from May /. 1911: $500: address. 2146 Lex
ington ave.
WASHINGTON AVE. 1884: Rachel Magnes &c
Philip Rheinwald jr; l yr from May l. 1910
81 100 address, 1854 Washington ave.
WHITE PLAINS RID. cor 2lsth st; Amelia
G johnson to New York Telephone Co; yrs
from Oct l. 1910; s72O; address. Is Dey st.
1ST AVE. So store: Frederick Schmidt tc
Louis Cohen: yrs from May L, 1910; $1,000
ADDRESS, ST fst ave.
25TfI ST 1O4 West and basement; VIII
lam and Jane E Button to Cohen: yrs from
May l, 1912; $40 10 $50: address, 1O4 West
25th st
2STH ST. 26O and 262 West. street floor Jane
NJ Cudlipp and ano to Charles and Emma Mour-
lot 3 yrs from Nov l. 1910; $500; address. 26C
West 2Sth st
4JTH ST 135 West. basement store: J Walter
Rosenberg to Joseph II Joubert; yrs from May
L. 1910; 81 500 TO 1880: address, 135 West
45th
5IST ST, 4Os to 414 East; Hyman Berlin tc
Jacob Eberstein; 3 yrs from May 81 1910; S.
goo: address, 324 East 56th St
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

and c a g; June 49, 81: address, 1ss Montague
Brooklyn
9TH AvD; 7e. and part IS. 3 sty brk. % y
eullowa: and s; June II; Sl00; address, 10
Liberty st
9TH AVE, ,,l 1881 # Of 18th st, sty brk
Bullowa; and 8; May %: 81.
sa ATs 1o5 e e and f ,sb Pa5 s., Of e IP s
NJ Buiowa to Bee Holding Co; b and S; June %;
| S10G: address, same above
18th ST. 4a2 East 4 sty brk; ~; Adam Rein
500; address. 1927 Madison ave.
@ 18TH ST. 4s East East. sly bEk: 2o1oxsss; John John
Cmtg $4,000; June 25: 81: address 1 Nassau st.
! BOTH ST. 3 West, sty apt 25x9S9 Charles
Joseph to Helen Joseph: all liens: June 16; 500;
address, 3 West 30th st.
! esd ST. $, 1854 IT OF Broadway 1O0x
! 1908; foreclosure; June 2 1910: Frank Hend-
rick ref, to Thomas Fitzsimmons and Will
lam F Clare. trustees; $3.50 O0O address 1876
| Broadway.
GOTH ST o5u East. 3 sty brk 16.sx77.4; Morris
| Khnkowstein TO Elizabeth Fries (mtg S65OO) !;
| June "a: 500: address. 40 Lawrence ST.
10TH ST 133 West; sty dwg 1ex1O2 2:
Mabel NJ Hess to Annie NJ Good; April s. 1909;
81; address, IS South 4th ave Mt Vernon. Y.
supfer Sr to lt tzaseh s pa aP fe @
| June 27; S100: address, 30 Broadway.
10sTH ST. 312 East. 8 sty brk. SO. sx125; Louis
a Sept
81 1909: 800: address, IS West 125th
| 1osTH ST. 3O6 East. sty brk rs. 6x125: Louis
A Stern to Mathilda Block (mtg s107, 800: April
| way
13aD ST. s, 80 # w of Amsterdam ave
II 6xt.9 IL 1894 st, s, 275 It W of Amsterdam
ave- II 6xss. II: Julius Jungman to Anna Jung
man 1ntg $4,000; June 81; 81; address 1920
Sd ave.
AVENUE 4. s, lot SO. map village OF
Jerome. MelrOSp 70 ta Drsa WI
lone (Intg $500; April p: 500; address. S Van
Dam st.
# TeIsr ave- Mountain cohstrSetian e ia1'S Co
70 F T Construction co (mtg $4,000; June %:
Slo0: address, 1872 Nassau st.
LOT 150 map W Duncan at Wiliamsbridee
June 2e; 500; address $50 Nassau St
Lot Ssi map lli4A of s2s lots part
Realty .a " Co trnts $3.50; April S: 500: address.
estate. Van Nest; Joseph eamache 10 Luigi
Tuvaro (rnts $4,000; June II: 800; address
1870 Van Buren, St
LOT SO: map Pugsley estate. Unionport: June
2I' yr oia per cent; Kari Aschenbrand to Carl
Wurm; $1,000; address coo East i64th St
LOT "a. map of Hunter estate, The Bronx.
Hudson Re- Co TO Achie Trisolini: Nov o
1909; 81. address. 2016 Sd
Loj 80; sa,o" man same Frank Carueci:
June 2; 81; address lat 81 AIMS ave
LOT 1s3, map OF William F. Duncan estate
Williamsbridge: Maria G Farinea to Meirose
Realty Go: June 6" 500: address 2775 Webster
SAME PROPERTY: Melrose Realty co to
Attic Massari mtg $3.50; June o: 800; address.
"A Hancock ST.
LOT IS to 81. map OF Seneca Park; Nicola
ialante TO Melrose Realty Co (ntg 81 $3.50; June
8; 500; address. 27T5 Webster
LOT 524, map of Laconia Park; RanaeIa
Cacace 10 mtg 5000 q c; Jan S: si0o:
address. same as above.
NEW YORK and ALBANY POST RID W 3.
lots ll3s and 122s tax map block 34I5 14sx
rreg; Robert Swinton, exr, to Teachers College;
June p: $50. 900: addrsss. 525 West 120th St
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
DIVORCE FOR MRS. KING
Granted on Ground of Intoxica
tion-Mothe Gets Child.
LBy Telegraph to The Tribune.


Boston, June 27.-Justice Richardson to-
day granted divorce to Mrs. Cornelia
Peabody King from her husband, Thomas
White King. of New York and Greenfield.
Mass. following the arguments of counsel
for both sides. The ground which the
divorce was granted was intoxication, the
judge finding that Mr.. King had been intox-
icated great deal of the time during the
last four years.
Mrs. King and Wentworth c. Bacon were
exonerated of the charge made against
them by her husband. Mrs. King is to have
the custody of their two-year-old daughter,
Cornelia Haven King. and the childs father
is to see her once a month. Mrs. King
asked that she might have the privilege Of
resuming her maiden name, but King
objected to this she dropped that part CT
the fight and the court did not rule on It.
Mrs. King is to get $40 week alimony.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

Of pace Little proved good, and he was
The delayed Long Island doubles cham
pionship was won by Henry J. Mollenhauer
and Joseph T. Mcmahon yesterday the
courts of the Kings County Lawn Tennis
Club Brooklyn Mollenhauer and Mcmahon
defeated S. Howard Vosher and r. H.
Boggs, 6-4. 6-2, 7-5 The match produced
long sessions at rallying
Both sides volleyed almost continually,
but il fell TO Molenhauer and Mcmahon to
find the openings for passes Voshell at
times worked his fast shots at a speed un-
approachable by any of the others. Other
wise he was unsteady, and the bursts of
speed availed nothing
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
Catches Tartar in Jennings on
knickerboCker Courts,

! Reversals Of lawn tennis form were plen-
tifully sprinkled through the opening round
/ or the cup tournament Of the Knickerbock-
! er Field Club, Flatbush, yesterday. OF
| chief Importance was the Waterloo of Will
lam B. Cragin, jr.. holder of the Long
island championship. Against a player
like Walter N. Jennings jr, who drove
with the force of a pile driver and who
shot for new section of the court every
time, Cragin was at disadvantage, 50 that
Jennings won, at S-, SIS
The new Amherst champion, c. L. John
ston, jr-, smothered w L. O'Brien, g.
60. Another outcome that sayored of g.
surprise at the slimness of the score was
Walter L. Pate's defeat of Miles S. Char
lock, at So, So.
F'orty-eight competitors were drawn for
! the cup singles. and a good start put Harry
S. Roberts into the fourth round. The first
rornd was nearly completed and fair por-
ton Of the second before the day ended.
Jennings's remarkable match against Cra-
gin, however, overshadowed all else On
tiptoe, and with slashing strokes that
SKINNED the net for pretty drops near the
base line, Jennings won two games before
Cragin caught his balance. But even with
all his crafty manpuvring Cragin fell be-
hind, at Al before he could begin to check
the rush
Alternating long and short drives with
considerable skill, he managed to stand
Jennings off for four games, bringing the
set to all At this point, however Jen-
nings began to cut the corners, and won
the set at 6-4.
Fourteen hard fought games enlivened
the second set. From the start Jennings
was forcing his drives deeply, and ran on
to 3-love before Cragin's little lobs evened
matters at all. Then Jennings began TO
break in with such swift returns of service
that he led, at 5-. Again Cragin balanced
the score. and made heroic attempt to
win the next game. Five times the points
touched at deuce before Jennings main
tanned his lead and finally won. at SIS.
The summary follows:
Knickerbocker mems cup singles first round)-
Lindley Durham defeated William D. Bourne by
default; Louis Graves defeated Gustave Stei-
nacher. 81. 6-2; Walter L. Pate defeated
Miles S. Charlock 6-2, 6-2; Charles Chambers
ston. jr.. defeated W. l.. O'Brien, e. 6-2; s.
Howard Toshel defeated A. R. Van Orden. 6-1,
60; e. s. Cameron defeated F: O Afeld, jr,
6-1 6-s: R l. Basgs defeated Paul FoersteT.
Edgen, 50 e-s; II G Reiner defeated E. $;
the Rev. Edgar A. Lowther. 60. 6-3.
Second round--M. A Noble defeated D. V.
Peiser by default: Harry S. Roberts defeated c.
j. Brainerd, GO. 7-5; Frederick c. Baggs de.
ffa'fa sotSs gsOFds dsfesed sanffr "A E Murphy
DR. II. H. Waugh defeated DR.. c. H Pitcher.
90. IS: Walter N .Jenninss, jr., defeated
Third round-Harry 6 Roberts defeated M. A.
Noble, 6-1, 6-1.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
PREDICTED GIRLS DROWNING
Woman Entreated Her Not to GO Outs
in Motor Boat
~ rslegrarh 10 The Tribuns. ]

Philadelphia, June 27.-The drowning OF
Gertrude Kennedy. the iancee of Charles
Devore. jr Of this city. in the Delaware
River when she fell overheard from a,
motor boat yesterday. was strangely fore-s
seen by Mrs. Margaret Sherwin. for years
a boarder in the Kennedy home
When Miss Kennedy announced that snSt
was going 10 name Mr.. Devore's new boas
the Gertrude Mrs Sherwin had a pren1o--
milton that the girl would be drowned She
even went so far as TO entreat her not &c
go. being possessed with a feeling which
she could not shake off that the trip would-
end fatally.
Miss Kennedy said that il was foolish TOT
fear and declared she would be careful and,
simply have quiet outing
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
6oxmg Il Lawn Tennis y Polo 4 Other Sports
Champions 6g,i1 .Wesv Title
nackett and Alexander Beat Fischer and Little
for Metropolitan Cham pionsh hip.

Harold II. Hackett and Frederick B. Al
ehander. the national doubles champions,
won the title in the metropolitan champion
snip tournament on the turf courts of the
west Side Tennis Club, Zssth street and
REVIEW Place, yesterday. In the final round
they defeated Edwin P. Fischer and Ray
mond ID. Little in four hard sets at 81.
IS. 3-S, e-2.
throughout the four sets Fischer and Lit
tie lobbed extensively, endeavoring to break
up the slashing play of the champions Fur
thermore. they devoted special attention to
Hackett, only to find him unusually steady.
Alexander gave an exhibition of superior
smashing to deep court that materially
helped in critical games. At varied changes
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
LEWIS WINS IN ENGLAND
Forces Seconds of Young
Josephs" to Throw Up Sponge.

London, June 27.-Harry Lewis, the Amer
tcan fighter, defeated Young Josephs, OF
England. in the eighth round of twenty
round contest before the National Sport
ing Club tonight
The fight was for the welterweight
championship of England and a purse OF
200 a side Lewis forced the lighting,
Josephs's seconds throwing up the sponge
after he had taken the count three times
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

ROBBINS AVE. cor Of st Mary ST. 141. Ak
1T31x irreg; Domestic Realty Co to George j
Christmaa tmtg S1,25O); June "a; 500; address,
So West 1Ath St
WASHINGTON AVE. 1880. 46x11o: Grace A
Crosby inciiv and s adrnrx, to Leonard Well; o
and and c: g: all liens: June 6; S1o,50O; ad-
dress, 12S Broadway.
WEs~CHEsTER TURNPIKE. S s. lot 5.
map of Robert Ross estate, at East Chester
contains 8 acres = rods perches. except pant
for Boston rd: William Allen to Hudson p Rose
Co; Hume 25- S100: address, 81 West 45th St
wILLETT ST. IS. sty brk, 25x1Oo; m
(prior mtg $4,000: June 81: i yr, 6 per cent !:
Frank Seiden to jeremiah 5 Hendrickson; S2ooo;
attorneys " & c ] McDermott. Rector ST.
23OTH ST, n e s. 200 it of 9th st. 50x1145
Luigi Antonucci ct al to Bernard Barry, tr mtg
81 .20O April 16; S10o-
SAME PROPERTY; Bernard Barry. Jr to
Merose Realty CO (mtg $3.50; April Do 500;
address PTS Webster ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
NEW PITCHER FOR YANKEES

Richmond Va. June PA telegram from
Frank Farrell president of the New York
American League Baseball Club. announces
the acceptance of the offer OF Dutch
ReyeIle of the Richmond club, at s., 800. and
and SAYS that Mr.. Irwin Will be in Rich
rnond within the next week to sign the
necessary papers.
The star Richmond pitcher Will not leave
the team, however, until after the Virginia
League season is over.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
WON'T SETTLE OIL SUIT
Waters-Pierce Company Rejects Okla
homa Proposition.

Enid, Okla, June 27.-The Waters-Pierce
Oil Company to-day rejected the proposition
made by the state for the settlement of
the custer suit out of court. Attorney Cen
eral West renewed his insistence for an
immediate hearing of the case in the Dis
trict Court.
The company asked delay because of the
illness of H. Clay Pierce. Mr.. West in
sisted that Pierce was not a necessary
witness. Court adjourned before the argu-
ment was concluded
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
FILE CHARGE AGAINST EVERS

Pittsburg. June 27.-The Pittsburg Ma
tional League Baseball Club preferred
charges to-day against John Evers, second
baseman of the Chicago club The COM
plant which was sent to President Lynch
Of the National League, is that the conduct
of Evers in Saturdays game with Pitts
burg was unbecoming player. 1t is
charged that Evers made faces at specta-
tors in the grandStand.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
DEATH FOLLOWS AUTO CRASH
Assistant Superintendent of Schools IN
Boston Hurt on June 10.

Boston, June 2S.-Robert E. Burke. as
sistant superintendent Of schools in this.
city. died at the City Hospital early tod
as the result of injuries received in an
tornobie accident in Dorchester on June 10
One of the wheels of the automobile in
which Mr.. Burke was riding collapsed,
throwing him out and causing fracture
of the skull Mr.. Burke was thirty-5ix
years old He leaves mother and four
hrot hers.