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New-York tribune., 1910-06-30

p Quincy TO George " Young; Z part; May
16: $4,000.
SAME PROPERTY: John W Quincy oo to
George W Young: 2 part June 10; Sloooo'
address 50 Cedar st
9TH ST. 6 West; sty brk; 2, II; -; J
Demins Perkins exT to Nary Z a3d az rtn 1Gnn ~ "
24TH ST 14I to 143, sty brk. 81 5x99 TX
irreg; Eliza z Cromwell to Frederick Crom-
we'll (mtg $45,000); March 80; 500; ADDRESS
e4TH ST. 145 West: sty brk, p. sx9S. Ok
irreg: Frederick NJ Cromwell TO Urban Con
struction Co; b and s; June IS; s1oo; address,
80 Liberty st
BID ST 43 West: 6 sty brk, !5skes 9: Realty
Securities Co TO Grunert Realty orporallo@ ION on
ln2tg s3e,oo0I; June p; $4,000 address %
Broad St
8sTH ST. 200 to 21s West; 8 sty brk,
120xas9; Florence Coleman do to Carlin Con. on
address. st5 iSsss' 1e East 23d st.
39TH ST. 40 West. sty brk. 25x9s 3.
AUGUST Becker to christie BecKer 19 ano Wea;
39th ST.
57TH ST. II West; sty brk 25x10o. );
Linda Thomas TO oo6 GommOnwsss mon ga 81 Fesl sS
dress. SIC 9Th ave.
57TH ST. 145 West, sly b5h; 2ox19o. .;
9m "a 0oo R0Wnd sas5sls to 4s Wes 57fh St
10TH ST. 1G7 West; sty brk, 2ox1oo 5;
Mary Rudden ct al 70 Frederis5 .5e ooog Weeks *
2. part. all title; June y tmts s26'ooo)' 81
address 81 West 96th ST.
list ST. I3s West; sty brk. 20x100-
71st st 14o TO ia West sty brk 40x1oo .:
Philip Krauss 10 Herald Square Holding CO
Cmtg $4,000; June N; Sioo' ADDRESS l."
Broadway.
10TH ST, IT'S TO 1s2 East. sty brk. 75I
l02 =: Otto Doepfner TO the Eglise 81 jean
Baptiste corporation (Intg S33.oo)' June -;
800: address. l53 East 10th ST
10TH ST. 3O7 West 4 sty brk. 22x1o2 2; Emily
acC;ucktn to Edmund Goldscbmidt mtg $24. .ooo)
April %; 800; address. 3o7 West 10Th st
77TH ST POS West 3 sty brk sIable. 25x1d2 2;
Kate a johnson 10 Chester chaplin June =
Levy TO Samuel Levy. jr: Y part tmts $1,000,
b and s. June 2s: 81; address 33s East SD St
gIST ST 321 East, sty brk. 25x1G0.s: Joseph
SpivaIk ct al TO Edith l. Pariser tIntg sis'ooot'
June %; 500; address, 32G East 18th St
s5TH ST, s. bounded e by ! Bloomingdale
G Hamilton al exrs. 10 Chelsea Realty Co.
ali title. June l. 1922 ST: address. f35 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; Emma G Hamilton ct al
10 same; all title; and s; 81; address, same as
SAME PROPERTY; release dover; Emma C
Hamilton to same; June l; g; address, same as
ssTH ST. 172 East. sty brk. Sox1oos; James
c Meyers. ref. - Herman Schwarz; June 2s;
SIS $50 address GIL Broadway
I00TH ST. 226 East. . sty brk, 2axlVo IL !;
yaoob Robbins and 'ano George w Averell
May q; 500; address. 2l7 Brooklyn ave- Brook
lyn. ;,
part: lOeth ST. az East, sty brk. 25x1oo. II
= mari: LIST ave 203s, sty brk, !5x90; all
simon E,pstein TO Sarah NJ Stiassny June 23i
500; address. III Bank St
Reilly 10 John Mcclure; June rs; $4,000; ad-
dress. 45a West 4sth st
i29TH ST. 20 East 3 sty brk. 17,sxs9 II ;
Lillian r Chatterton TO Ida Reed; part
ali title; June IS. 500; address. 243 Mount
issD ST. 2lo West, sty brA. 42Iss.II; Philip
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
YES RECORD OF REALTY TRANSACTIONS

5 yrs; Max Ehrlfch TO Mary Hague: $4,000:
attorney. John B Pine, 63 Wall st.
SAME PROPERTY (prior mtg 100000; due,
etc, as per bond; June IS; to Moritz Roth
stein; $1,000; attorney, Charles Newman. 500
Broadway.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 1860. sty brk. cor
of 179th ST. 50x1Oo; 3 yrs; Charles Schmidt to
Harlem Savings Bank: $4,000; address. 124 East
l25th
st, sty brk, 50x1044 8 yrs; Adolph Schlessinger
to Excelsior Savings Bank: $4,000; address, 9th
ave and 23d ST.
SPRING ST. las. sty brk. 2oxso cpriOr mtg
Nathan Harrison Realities Co to Hugo Distel-
sGeS sqdrfs @ !s2 sfy Nassau srp 4x1oO
20; . yrs; Katharine Phelan to Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust Co; S1s.o0o address. l6o
Broadway.
vARIcK ST. 101 and 1903; sty brk, AK:
due; etc: as per bond June =; Charles -,
SAME PROPERTY; due. ETC. as per bond:
June "a; same to same. s13,5oo; address, 81
Nassau ST.
vestry st, 462x- (prior mtg s35.o00); due
ETC. as per bond; Deborah Herman to Olga
A Kranich; $4,000: address, 312 West s1st ST.
Sd AVE. 2o91. sty brk. 25x1o0; yrs;
and an T Trust CO. $4,000; address, 16o Broadway
6TH AVE; 1s. sty brk; 171ox irres; June
to Bank for Savings; $500; address, $50 4th
ave.
STH AVE, 2610, D Sty brk. 2IXl00; June u:
due as per bond; Paul Koning to Title Guar
antee and Trust Co; $4,000; address, 1Z6
Broadway.
sTH AVE, n of 21st St 7Ox10G;
(prior mtg Sl55. 000); June I; yrs 9 per
cent: julius Lichtenstein to Raymond Realty
Co; $40. 900; address. $50 Nassau
Sd ST. s. about 107 IT OF Lewis st.
about 5sx-; due May 1. 1913: Az per cent,
Charles K Harley to Emily II Moir. trus;
S25 900; address, AZ West SD st.
9Th ST. 613 East: sty brk 25x9o.1o (prior
mtg S2S. 000l: 4 yrs. per cent June IS;
Henry NJ Bloch and ano to Jacob Bloch;
81. 200: address, 222 Broadway.
9TH ST. West; sty brk. % 3x93 IL:
p m: June %; 8 yrs. II per cent: George w
Young to Helen Ogilvie; $50 600; address. 13s
West 96th ST
path ST, 1s9 to 14s West: sty brk. 6ox
irreg; m; June IS; due July l. 1918. AZ
per cent: Urban Construction Co 10 Union
Trust Co; s7S.500: address. so Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY (prior mtg SIS. 5oo) !:
June %; 3 yrs, per cent; TO David
Price; s14500; address. 286 9th ave.
BOTH ST. 817 East; s sty brk 10 5xes0
(prior mtg $4,000: due Oct 2S 1910: 6 per
cent; June 2s; Max spiegel ct al TO Mutual
Continued tenth mage.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
SUPERBAS WIN A GAME
Defeat Boston Doves with
Ninth-Inning Rally.

Boston, June 2a.-Brooklyn pulled out q
ninth-inning victory over the Boston Doves
here to-day in a loosely played game, win
ming by score Of to ). With the score
tied at the opening of the ninth, McElveen
who was batting for Bergen, singled to left
field, only to be forced at second when Bell
attempted a sacrifice. The latter was safe
however, and took second when Shean
threw wild to first in trying to make a
double play. Dalton uncorked a single
through Mattern putting Bell on third, and
Burch's double brought him home. Dalton
went to third, and scored when Wheat hit
TO Herzog, the latter throwing too late to
the plate TO catch the runner.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
YANKEES ON THE JUMP
Almost Land in First Place by
Beating Washington.
WARRIOR COMING TO HAND
Pitches Strong Game and Scores
Winning Run with Help
of Chase.

WASHINGTON June 29-The Yankees
made another leap toward first place by
defeating the Washington Senators in a
fast game here this afternoon by a score
Of . to J. while the Philadelphia Athletics
were losing to Boston. Warhop showed
that he is fast rounding into his old form
by pitching a sterling game. He let the
home nine down with only five scattered
hits He was little free with his passes.
and Schaefer. one of the four who walked,
crossed the plate with the only tally which
the Senators made when Unglaub tripled
TO the left field fence in the second inning.
Thereafter Warhop was invincible.
The visitors played fast game in the
field and pulled off one double play that
made the local fans sit up. Milan
walked In the sixth inning, and while
Lelivelt was an easy out Elberfeld drove
hot one at Gardner. The latter threw
to knight, forcing Milan, and knight shot
the ball to Chase, who with one Of his
brilliant one-handed stops pulled the ball
down for the second out Gardner played
a wonderful game in the infeld, accepting
nine chances without an error Knight
had IAN error chalked up against him, but
displayed good form otherwise.
The Yankees got after Gray In the first
inning. Woter walked with one out and,
although Chase popped up a high one to
KilHfer, Laporte doubled to left field. The
latter was out at third in trying to stretch
the hit. but Wolter scored.
Although the visitors connected with
Gray's curves rather freely throughout the
game. making total of nine hits, they
were unable to get another run across the
plate until the sixth inning. Then War
hop opened with a single, and, although
Hemphill and Wolter flied out. Chase came
to the rescue with safe drive, which sent
Warhop home with the winning run.
The score fo110US-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.

irreg. Jules Breuchaud ct al TO John Fischer;
June %; S1OO; address. 290 Broadway.
TOPPING AVE. 1921. 1911x100x irreg; Jules
Rem and ano exrs, TO Leonard J Hensle ana
ano Crntg 5000: June 20; $500; address. ISL
Topping
WASHINGTON AVE II e cor 179th st. &C. Ok
% 2; Oppenhein & Feldnan TO A Feldnnan Con
struction Co (nltg $50. .0o0J June IS: 500; ad-
dress. 24 East 18th St
WILKINS AVE. e S. 257. 40 # Of Jennings
ST 25xlOO; Mary Edwards to Jennie Davidson
(nltg $1,000; June IS; 500.
WILKINS AVE s. 2s1.6 # n Of Jennings st,
10ox 13x 100 to ave X -: Martha Perna
to Mary A Edwards: June 2s; 1925; address, 1921
wilkins ave.
ZEREGA AVE. I'LL. being lot iii. Daily es-
tate: Giovanni 3 Galasso and to Angelo
Stanziano; y part Cnltg $4,000; June Is; 500
address, 245 East 146th st.
Sd AVE, 29O2 15x95; Bergen ave. 595. 50x10o
Charles G ktrchhof ct al. exrs. to samson Iach-
man and ano; June %: S65.00O address, S5 Mas
saU ST.
1s6TH ST. s s. 354 # of st AIMS ave. 84x
100 Lorenz Weicher to Anna Englander (rntg
S43, ,OOOJ; June 27 800; address, Room 412.
BeekTdan st.
161ST ST, n s. 723 # of Elton ave, 150x
g. IL; Louis Hubener et al TO Otto Wehinger and
ano, tenants by entirety (mtg 500, COO; June 2S;
500; address. 902 Courtlandt
177TH ST, II Davidson ave. 31.11x7S.11x
irreg; John Massimino Co to Gertrude Siebod
(mtg $4,000 June 20; $780,. address, % Mount
Morris Park West.
1S3D ST, cor Bassford ave. 35. sx105: Sol
max Realty Co TO Samuel Rosenberg; c; all
liens; June rs: 81; address, 299 Broadway
217TH ST, s, 2145 # of Cypress ave.
Mortgage Co; Oct Il, 1909; s1oo; address. 81
Nassau
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30

MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM AVE 1892 ) sty brk 25xT3:
p prior mtg $22,500); June 81; due per
bond; Mary Deeley to Thomas D Mcbride; ST.
500; address, 142 st Nicholas
AMSTERDAM AVE $780, 5 sty brk, 25x75;
June 81: m (prior mtg SO, 500; due as per
156 Broadway.
AVENUE c. 1913. 5 sty brk 10 6x67x irreg
tprior mtg 100000: June II: yrs. per cent:
attorney, Robert H Ernst. 3S Park Row.
BROADWAY 1871 and 1877. cor Of 5oth
st, sty brk 103.Tx74.10x irreg; yrs, Al per
cent: June 26: Edwin T Ward exr. TO Margaret
o Sage; $3.50. 900: address. 632 9Th ave.
CANAL ST. $50. sty brk 25. Sx57.9; June %:
yrs per cent; Ida Lachtrup to George
Fischer. trus; $1,000: address. 40 Nassau st.
COLUMBIA ST. ll9. j sty brk. 25x10O: yrs:
Jacob l. ISaacs ct al to German Savings Bank
81 o00 address. loo East l4th ST.
SAME PROPERTY prior mtg $4,000: due
Dec y. 1913. per cent. June 25; same 10
Amelia Wfegand exrx; S3.5O0 attorneys. Amend
& Amend. 1l9 Nassau st.
GREENE ST. IT'S and III. sty brk 40xI0O
per cent: Lorenz Weiher to Anna Englander:
S. 150 attorney. l. Weinberger Beeknan st.
LAFAYETTE ST. 8 cor OF 4th st, runs e
12oX 90 11x W l2o.S to Lafayette st n 81. II
to beginning tprior mtg $7i 264 45) due June 20.
1ol1 per cent; Legal Realty and Mortgage Co
To Wilmer S Wood: $50 755 IS; attorneys Jay a.
Gambler, AS Wall st.
STANTON ST. I7e. Ety brk. 2sx1oo; Juno 2s;
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
LARNED SEES MATCHES
Injured Leg Will Keep Him Out
of Middle States Doubles.

William A. Larned, the national cham
pion, watched the lawn tennis matches for
the Middle States title yesterday at the
courts of the Orange Lawn Tennis Club,
Mountain Station, N. J. He was limping
badly as the result Of pulling tendon in
the semi-fnal round Of the METROPOLITAN
championship last week
When asked whether or not he would de-
fend the Middle States doubles champion
ship with George l. Wrenn, jr., against
the pair of challengers the tournament de-
veloped, Larned said that he thought not,
as his leg was still in bad condition
The probability OF Larned meeting Gus
tave F. Touchard in the final for the Metro
politan singles championship also is remote,
and it may be that Touchard will have to
be content to take the title and trophy by
default, although he is much opposed to
such a course
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
|Nffa NAME aLI a-lltss O- F--
JUNE 2e.
MANHATTAN

JUNE ~
MANHATTAN
,z-- 1903 > sty brk, 20 1x9s; foreclosure;
-1re . 1870: James P keenan,, ref 10 AugLs.a L %
Iiga-J O9y committee. Lawrence bro"n'' 'N'ie
-. SD go: address, 81 Liberty 81
E,Is-e1 PlsItv Co 20 Mary DeeIey tmtg SO 900
Jure p: 500, address, 135 Broadway
AMSTERDAM AVE, 1872, 3 sty brk & 2Szao; no:
Thomas : Mcbride 70 same (n1tg s2z,5OV+ june
=. 500 address, same as ABOVE
BROADWAY. 446. sty brk. 25xl2c' e5ene- Broae-
@sy as sty hrk 25xl2'Z 5Lcer elriI and = ano ali
ute; May 10; s209O9o; address 4"s Ailasoh ave
CENTRE ST. 102. . sty brk: 24x73s; William
= Spencer 81 a. exrs, etc, 20 EiesilofA - - O~i'
al t-tle: MAJ 10. s5S,GJU
sAIE PROPERTY. william A Spencer and
.5e- address. = Liberty 50
GREENE ST IT5 70 III, sty brk. so1soo'
Nathan J Packard 10 Lorenz Wiener ttiIs g.
900; June -: 800. address. &c East e6th ST
LAFAyETTE ST cor 4th St .. 81 - i5x 9x
ire Wilmer WOOD 10 Legai 1 r. ifts sis coo.
aocreEs- J0J Broadway
MONROE ST. 279. sly brk. z5xs5: Lena 1
1y5Sty 10 Yetta Green (mtg 50: Dec % 1875
NlVY' address 2i5 East nth ST
SPRING ST. I4s. 3 sty. brk, 2oxso: Hatilsli iar
Harrison 10 Nathan Harrison Realities. cor
ss1d4tsl u New York tmtg sl2,vtO' June 90
81 address i Maiden Lane
SOUTH ST sss and 3s7 cor Of jackson
= sly brk. 50xl04.z; Esther lsenoerg 10
@eo!pa schlessinger; q c; June ~; sloo; aooress'
soCTH ST. bukhead, As # $ Of Clinton 81
Nharf. % liz: James Kearney, ref, 10 Muh!eno
acTg Coal Co: June q; 81, 600: address. 2s2
Scurh st
SHERIFF ST. So 5 sty tennat. 25a- 90: David
Sn S1nn C Max Mann; June s: 500; address lS2
FARTCK ST IO1 JOB. 3 sty brk. eox42x
.SE. Jacob Kotten Charles ] Weinstein
i.ealty CO fntg $1,000 fwitn rights 70 alley:
. and :. June %; 81 600; address IL West 10th
9Th AVE 10: sty brk. I71oxeOx irreg:
Agnes Frannbach Linda NJ Frambach
- al; all liens: 1-5 part; June 10; s.. 500;
ADDRESS, 25s West ssIh
STH AEE y Of 2Ist 70X100; the
hsymcre Realty Co Julius Lichtenstein
mtg Si55. .oo0b; June l; 500: address, l3l
Water ST
80 ST n s. about 1O7 feet Of Lewis st,
5sex irreg: Charles Harley Estate Co TO
'.aarles y Harley: June Is: $50. 800; address
- Wall
sTH ST. West. 3 sty brk. 22.sxss H. Mary
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
pEnAnEI RETA
Totals. 20 , s 30 18 ! Totals. .s92s+2s 10 0

-Barted for Stack in the eighth inning. zone
Ut when winning scored
sew Yo-k------- o o o ! ID
'-ilaLelphia .--- q % o %
Tno-bzse hits-Doolan ~. Merkle O.. Three
rsse hif-MUrray- Sacrifice hit-Meyers. Ieft
OF Philadelphia. p New York, D First
tssc On errcrs-5 Phi sGelphia, L Double plays
Eusbe and Ward: Doyle. Merkie and Brfdwel-
struck our-By stack. .; 10y Mathewson, }; by
GIar-rley. ! Bases balIs-On stack. ;; on
Na1hewson. J. Hit b. pitcher-F3y NatheVvson
: i1Gaeee}. Eirs-On STACK, in 4 innings on
sfaroney in ] inning; of Shelter, ? in fl-3
innings Time-1-5e. Jmpires-Klem and Kane
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
REDS DEFEAT PIRATES
Wagner Punished for Directing
to a Close Decision.

Pittsburg, June 2s.-F1elding and battery
errors gave Cincinnati to victory over
Pittsburg to-day. Wagner was put out OF
the game in the seventh inning because he
disputed a decision by Moran at the plate
when double play spoiled all chances for
Pittsburg to score.
At to-morrow's game the worlds cham
pionship pennant, which Pittsourg won
from Detroit last fall, will be raised at
Forbes Field with appropriate ceremonies
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
PHILADELPHIA.
BOSTON
Totals so 10 45 % 8 Totals. SO 1a Al

%Batted for Donahue in eighth inning. fBatted
for Morgan in eighth inning. tBatted for ThoInas
in fifteen innings. Slated for Krause IN III
teenth inning.
Boston II 90 0 0 o o 3-6
Philadelphia o 0 o 0 O 0 2 0 0 L IA
Two-base hits-Gardner, Heitnuler, Barry.
Three-base hits-Hooper. Gardner. Hits-Of MOI
gan 6 in s innings: off krause. in z innings;
off Collins Il. in l2 1-s innings off Hal, ,. IN
-Wagner. r. Collins Lewis. Stolen bases
Hooper (2), Oldring Wagner. Heitmuller. Lewis
Double plays-Klenow and Lord: Oldring ana
IA First base on bals-On r. Collins, l; off
Morgan, .: off Krause, 4; off Hall, l. First base
pitcher-By Krause, l. Struck out-By r Cox
ins, 5; by Morgan. 2; by Krause, g. by Hall, z.
wild pitch-Han Time-S:32 Umpire-o Loush-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
GARDNER TO THE RESCUE
Wins Fifteen Inning Battle Tor
Boston with Long Drive.

Philadelphia, June 29-Boston defeated
Philadelphia In f1fteen-inning game mere
to-day by a score of to f. With two men
on the bases in the closing inning Gardner
tripled and came home on Lewis's single
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
NEWARK DEFEATS TORONTO
Indians Take a Firmer Hold on
First Place.

Joe Kelley's Maple Leafs wound up
their series in Newark yesterday by being
shut out in game in which the locals
the big ex-Cub twirler. had nothing the
Indians feared, and they hit him at will
The score to 0, the Braves setllnS
three tallieS in the third inning
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
PITTSRURG.
CINCINNATI.
Totals % q 13 2 Totals. -. 80 q
.Ratted for. Lever in fifth inning. tBatted for


Powell IN ninth inning.
Cincinnati 0 1 1-6
Pittsburg .O %
ThreeSbase hit-wilson- Sacrifice hits-Mtller. ne
Paskert. HoblitzeIl. Egan O. sacTinGe nyIe hy
Hoblitzell. Double plays-Leever, Mckechnle
and Byrne; Bescher and T: Clarke d First I base base
on balls-On Lever, 8; off Powell z; on Gas- M
par 9 Hit by pitched ball-By Lever, (MC;-
MILAN Struck out-By Lever. 1; by Powell
/ First base on errors-Pittsburg, /; Clncnl7 Ct
natl 3 Left on bases-Pittsburg. 8; CincinnatI'
G. Hits-OT Leever. 6 in innings; or Poweii,
In innings. Time-1:45. Umpires-Moran
and Johnstone
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
WASHINGTON.
Totals. 80 2 9 81 10 ! Totals.


'Battetd for Gray in the ninth inning.
New York k-.------- Q Q Q %
Washington -......... 1 o O 01
Two-base hits-Laporte, Chase, Lelivelt. Three
base hit-Unglaub. Sacrifice hits-McBrioe,
Gardner. Stolen base-Street. Double play
Gardner. Knight and Chase Left on bases
Washington s; New York, 4. Base on balls
OF Gray, 2; of warhop. 4. First base errors
w a.hington. 1; New York, ? Hit by pitcher
BY Warhop, q Struck out-By Gray, .; by
Warhop, 2 Time-2:Oo. Umpires -Perrine and
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
Totals. 81 II % II 2 Totals, -.a814t2s i

.Mowrey out hit by batted bail. tBatted for
Schultz in ninth inning.
81 I>ouis.-..........S 0 o o x-2
Chicago .......-.0 . 0-1
Two base hits-Tinker, Ellis. Three-base hits
Scbr1Ifp Oakes Home run-kane. Sacrifice hit
NNowrey. Double play-Tinker. Evers and Hof-
man stolen bases-Hauser, Huggins CD Hit
- T,ftched baIl-By McIntire (Hauser(. Bases
on halls-Bv McIntire, >. Struck out-By Nc
Tr-ire 3. by Sailee, ,. Left on bases-St Louis
9: Chicago, 5. Time-l;4o Umpires-Rlgler ana
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
DETROIT, 2; CHICAGO, 0

Detroit June z9.-Donocan got the de-
cision over Scott in a pitchers battle to-
day, shutting out Chicago by a score Of
to 0.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30

pFEINAH ST le. rear of store; George
re-zen and ano to ArczdE Chei!es aile ~ ano.
from June J. 1910. to April 80, 1919; Slow
zI6ress. IG Beekman ST
Sd AVE X s. 40-5 Fl of Goth ST. ZO1So o.
ne land. Louisa II Gerry TO Abraham hfa-
yzsfrc n yrs from april J. 1910; 500, taxes
e. address $50 Columbus ave.
e5TF4 St III and 429 East; two bldgs;
r,,c5rs II Beers to Abraham and Morris Liss;
: srs from July ]. 1910; 5000; address,, ID
VenoI ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
Totals. 90 7s 27151 Totals D.. 20 o 5

Ts7oat5 TsraF6: :::.::: .:: 8 eS -
Stolen base-Shaw- Sacrifice hits-Ganley'
Zimmerman, schlafy. .e ThTee-base hit-Gstt- Set.
man. Double plays-Parkins and Louden;
Agler- Struck out-By PaCkins l. by Lund ID
Iundgren, T. Hit by pitched bal1-Schlahy. by
Lundgren First base on errors-Newark, l;
Toronto, /. Left on bases-Newark q; TO
ronto, Z. Time of gare-1:5O Umpires-heliy
and Boyle. Attendance-2,OOO
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
BOSTON.
RROOKLYN
Totals. "a 81 13 Totals. 33

Two-base hits-H. Smith. Burch. Three-base
hfts-Beck. Davidson Home run-Herzog. Hits
off Mattern S in Ia innings: off Ferguson,
in 2-3 inning. Sacrifice hits-Hummel H.
Smith Miller. Stolen bases-Hummel %, 7:
Smith. Miller. Double play-Herzog. Shean and
Sharpe. Sacrifice f1y-T. Smith. Left on bases
Boston, 6; Brooklyn. s. First base on balls-on
Bell 3; off Mattern, 5. First base on errors
Boston, I; Brooklyn, . Hit by pitcher-By Mat
tern OTheat). Struck out-By Bell. 6; by
Mattern. /. Tme-2:o3. Umpires-O'Day and
Brennan.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
CHICAGO GETS A SHOCK
Kane's Home Run Alone Saves
Whitewash by ST. Louis.

St Louis, June est. Louis defeated the
Chicago Cubs here to-day by a score Of
to ! Kane's home run in the seventh inn
irg alone saved the visitors from shutout.
The score follows:
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Totals. -2s 25 27 IL Totals.
.Ratted for Scott In ninth inning.

'Batted for Scott IN ninth inning.
Detroit -......-...-..0 o x
Chicago ............O o 0 90
Two-base hit-Cobb. Three-base hit-stanage.
Sacrifice hits-Gandil, Purtell. Stolen bases
Crawford, Delehanty. T. Jones Double play
Bush, Deehanty and T. Jones. Left on bases
Detroit 8; Chicago 4. First base on bails-Of
Scott, Z. First base errors-Detroit. .; Chi
cago /. Struck out-By Donovan. 4; by Scott,
6. Time-1:50. Umpires-Dineen and Connolly.
PROVIDENCE, 8; BUFFALO, 7.
At Providence: R.H.E.
Providence. o 0 I 6 0 ks 4
Buffalo...... o 0 Al IL 4
Batteries-Cronin and Fitzgerald; Dubec and
Woods. Umpires-Murray and Hurst
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS.
ST Paul. 10; Toledo, 2.
Kansas City. 9; Louisville, 2.
Columbus, S; Minneapolis, 4.
Indianapolis, 5; Milwaukee, g.
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.
Syracuse, 2; Troy, 0.
Wilkes Barre. 6; Eirnira, 5.
Albany, z; Utica. g.
Scranton. 2; Binghamton, 0.
Scranton, Z; Btnghamton, O.
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RESORTS.
NEW JERSEY.
MONMOUTH BEACH INN,
MONMOUTH BEACH. NEW JERSEY

GEORGE W. AVERY Manager
Late with Hotel Astor. New York
Enurey new management Delightfully."- To-
Gated In exclusive cottage colony. cora~
pleteiy refurnished and brought up TO date
SeW elevator: new private baths. rev s30.05o
oatninE pavilion with swimming pool Casfno
WIN dancing floor and stage. New freproof
new Grill room open until nIdrtrht E,rceo-
tional French cuisine. Artistic orchestral -nu-
SIC All amusements- New tennis courts
Rooms IN annex al waters edge twelve cot
taEes for private ocruDs-~v
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Baseball FiS6f in
Three LeaGueS

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Brooklyn at New York.
Chicago at ST. Louis.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. 8: Philadelphia. 2.
Brooklyn, 3; Boston, ..
Cincinnati, 6; Pittsburs, 2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
Chicago. 80 20 .s55 Phila 90 80 .4sl
New York. S5 22 .614 st. Louis 2s "a .452
Pittsburg.. SO ss $50 Brooklyn sJ 32 .439
Cincinnati. 80 20 sos Boston . 81 40 -344
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Chicago at Detroit.
ST. Louis at Cleveland.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
New York. ?; Washington, L.
Detroit, 2; Chicago, ..
St. Louis, 4; Cleveland. 8.
Boston, 6; Philadelphia, T.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
PhiIa .,-- 80 81 .e44 Cleveland ~ 20 .45S
New York. SO 2I .e32 Chicago 25 80 .439
Detroit SO 2s .5s4 washing'n "a 3s .Ss7
Boston. 80 % .542 ST. Louis . II 40 2ss
EASTERN LEAGUE GAME TO-DAY.
Newark at Jersey City.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Jersey City, 8; Montreal. L.
Newark, 3; Toronto. o.
Baltimore, 4; Rochester 8.
Providence, g.; Buffalo, :.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
Newark 81 25 .5s7 Baltimore. 20 20 800
Rochester 81 % .574 Jersey City &c 81 .456
Toronto. 32 20 $50 Buffalo : "a 80 4eI
Providence % 25 -5S7 Montreal 1s "a 348
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
MANHATTAN.

with name and address Of lenders Attorney
Interest," per cent. unless otherwise stated.
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BALTIMORE, q; ROCHESTER, 8.
Baltimore: h II. T.
Ha1tirnore . 0 o Ii
Rochester,: 0 o o 0 O-3 .
BatterIes-Russel and Egan; Ragon and Blair
Unpires-Byron and Stafford.
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RECORDED LEASES.

with name and address Of lessee
JT-NE %.
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