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New-York tribune., 1910-06-21

and new line Sd ave: 1s1st ST $ 1O2 II II "
OF 80 ave 557xI31-6 Mark Levy 70 Hubbard
Realty Co tnntg $1,000, June 20; consideration
entire capital stock Hubbard Realty Co. par
value $4,000. address, Room 1905. 261 Broad
way
IRVINE ST W 5. I4s-4 # of Garrison ave.
20x5O Morris Iazar 10 Adolph Lowy: = part
mtg Sc 25O; June Is. s100; address. so1 Ir-
vine 81.
LOT Al TO 43. bloci c map OF Lester Park
Robert L Prange 10 Theresa 4 Bourke tmtg
81 500: June II; s1o0; address. Carpenter ave
and 242d ST.
LOT 2s5 map Van Nest Park: James Drum
TO Ida Macousey; June IL 800: address, 1921
Van Buren ave.
LOT Ieo. map 800 los part schieffeIin estate;
Abraham ShatZkin 20 Salvatore Patrid0la; all
liens June IS: 500; address. 236 East Tooth st.
POST AVE $. 100 # n Of Hawthorne ST.
5ox150; Angeiine NJ Knapp 10 Annie K Wait. all
title: quit claim; June Is. 800; address, New
burg, y.
wENDovER AVE. 5, 1917 # Of Wash
ington ave. 25- 3xi6s.I: Henry Brandt 20 Olga
Balaban (mtg $4,000. June 20, 81; address
2O65 Ryer ave.
10TH ST s. 100 IT W lot 90 5Ox1oO. being
parr lot 22i map Unionport Albert Baxter TO
Christian Vorndran's Sons. May 2s; 500. ad-
dress 4I2 East I47th ST.
16IST ST. 10 East. q 9xT62 Jacob Joung
et al 70 Harry MeltZner and ano. quit claim
and correction deed; June u: $780, address be
low.
SAME PROPERTY: Richard F Kennenie 10
same (nntg $4,000; June Is; $780, address T6s
East 16ist ST.
1eeTH ST. $ IL n Of Marian ave. COX
81 s: George Mullan 10 Ernst Hammer; quit
claim. July % 1908; 81; address. 81 Liberty ST
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of Iessee-)
JUNE 20

.>->- ct IL: store; Frederick Frish TO
1ei5or Jacobson and ano; yrs from May l.
ioIn, 81 800: address. II Ann St
cor i-MBIrS AVE. $ cor Soth st, 102 2x6+ !,
-I1arS PeaI Estate Co 70 Cascade Hotel CO.
* YRS from April 90 1910 $1,000 adoress'
100 west s0th ST.
DIVISION ST, 81; store; Ida Realty % 60 70
Tacob Klein 3 WIS II mos from JG9e l. 1S+''
e r06 and So 700; address 81 DIVISION ST
ORCHARD ST, 14e South; store. Harry
1Ii-e1 20 Joseph Bernstein. yrs from May =
[[a56- a oS0. address, 146 Orchard ST
STANTON ST cor Goerck ST stores
- 10 szr1ent Israel Schih to Charles KATE
re : mos from May !, 1910; S12oO' address
3o5 2ushwick ave. Brooklyn
yvFBsTER AVE 2513; John Noonan and
40 "a William Milite5 3 yrs from May l, 1911
store etc; SI20, address, 2513 webster ave.
VII bI,Js AVE, " s 232 # Of Intervale
-. r0~tb store: David Herman TO Chrlstlan
.cburk 4, co. a corporation, yEs mos from
T,-[7 Ta1o. 81 620; address 263s Sth ave.
VEST ST. 296 and 3e7; Albert \ Adler and
80 - Rosa adler - yrs from aug 10 l9Vo'
e. ooD and So 600, address Il vest "a St
u.sr4I>GToH ST. sos; Margaret AcC Top
- - II 10 Henry Weber Ers from MAY !,
I1iii LGi1 81 600. address, sos Washington st.
ar AVE- 1440; store; Margaret Ruben
stein 70 FREDERICK Wach1ei' % . y[s from May l.
IaIl- q ESQ. address. 144O I'd ave.
m .vF aes store; Benjamin sussnann 70
- 1onian yrs and > mos from. Feb 10,
IoT0- 500. address, sos Sd ave
ser4 ST. $50 and 541 West. and 1st door;
xtr,lIta1 Allan 10 George N Eayner. yrs from
zF@-, ! 1910. 81 100; address, $40 West 57th 81.
7gn ST. 42s East; 81 OF ground floor, John
,-ai1-cz 70 Anton Bobek. ) yrs from May !.
1a7n, $40. address 42s East T3d ST
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21
Women Play For Title
Miss Hammond Defeats Mrs. Pouch in Opening
of National Lawn Tennis Tourney.

A feature OF the play was that not one
of the matches in the women's singles went
to three sets The doubles will be started
tomorrow morning The summary fol-
lows:
women's singles (hrst round)-AIiss Louise z
Hammond. West Side Tennis Club. New YORK,
beat Miss Margaret bakersfield, Germantown
Country Club. e. Go; Mrs William H Pouch,
Engewood. n. J. beat Mrs Fisher, Germantown
nlond Va. beat Miss Lilly Cheston, PhiIadelpnla
Country Club. 6-1 6-s; Miss Lucy Dission,
Philadelphia Country Club. beat Miss CaroIne
Stokes, Philadelphia Country Club, 6-l, t-l'
Miss Edith Rotch. Boston, beat Miss DoIolny
Disston Philadelphia Country Club. O., %
Miss Z G. Ostheimer Huntington Valley Coun-
try Club, beat Miss Meredith. Richmond. Va.
"a. 60; Miss Clara T. Chase, Merton Country
Club. beat Miss Merrick. Germantown CountTy
Club, IS, 6-3; Miss Edna Wildey. Plainhela
Country Club beat Miss Miller, Merton Country
Club, 6-2 81. Mrs. Oliphant Trenton, peat
Miss chauveau, Belmont Country Cluo: -
Go; Miss Lois Moves, Toronto. beat MISS y.
Ostheimer Huntington Valley Country Cluo'
6-2 6-2: Mrs A j Drexel Paul. Merton Courl-
try Club beat Miss Pilling, Germantown Coun-
trv club 6-3, Go Miss Browning West Side
Germantown Country Club, 6-3, 60
Second round-Miss Carrie B Neely, Kenwood
club Chicago beat Miss Clare Cassel. New
Mrs William H Pouch. Go. 6-3. Miss Edith
Rotch beat Miss E. G. Ostheiner. 6-4 6--o.
Miss Browning beat Mrs. Paul. 10. GO; MISS
Dorothy Green. Merton Country Club, beat MISS
Helen Alexander. Merton Country Club t-|
Ga
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21
TRINITY MEN GRADUATED
Usual Orations and Songs and Pres
entation of Golden Sport Trophies

Hartford. Conn, June 2c.-The graduating
class of Trinity College gathered On the
oval to-day for the class day exercises
The programme followed that of the many
classes which had gone out from the col
Iege and incIuded orauons, poems, his
tories and songs. The presidents addreSS
was by Joseph Groves OF Poughkeepsle'
N Y: the class history by G Il Gamer
dinger. of Hartford; the class poem oy
R I. Wright. of Philadelphia; statls1lcs,
by W s Eaton. of Nashua. N H. ora
ton. by / " Smith, OF Wethersaeld'
Conn, and the presentations OF athletic tro-
phies. which included golden footballs.
golden basebaIIs and certificates and the
George Sheldon McCOok trophy for out
door sports. were made by a NJ Smith. or
Bridgewater. Mass
Later the board Of fellows OF the college
chose the following 10 serve Tor year
President Luther OF the college. ex orhcio5
F r Haight OF BROOKLYN W ; Scnucz-
T. Mason and C. s. Morris. OF Hart
ford. W s Hubbard. OF New YORK, ana
e Kent Hubbard. of Middletowr1, al senior
fellows: P s. Bryant, OF East Harrord'
2 z johnson. the Rev J. 7. Huntington
and the Rev John J. McCook. OF HarrIord,
. E Beers OF New Haven. and tne Rev.
F ". Hartman. elected by the alumni as
junior fellows
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21
BUNDY AND FITCH SCORE
Win Doubles Cups in Tourney at
Amackassin Club.

Tn q FIVE set match remarkable for its
fast volleying and hard smashing N n
Bundy and L. H. Fitch won the cups yes
terdav in the final round of the men s
doubles on the clay courts Of the Anlackas-
sin Club. of Yonkers. They defeated >.
Howard Voshen and Julio NJ Steinacher at
love-6 11-1S g. 6-3, 6-3 The losing
team practically smothered their opponents
so long as they could maintain their speed
voshell. on his quick volleys and fast
drives as he ran in to the net, proved d
strong point winner While the streak OF
brilliancy lasted Bundy and Fitch could do
little better than try to make returns AS
voshen and Steinacher tired Bundy and
Fitch let loose dashing attack. 1hey
smashed well at close range and lobped
splendidly from deep court, so that they
scored the three deciding sets with the loss
of only eight games
The trolley strike and the rain proved too
much for the wonen's portion OF the tour
narnent. especially as several OF the hhdl-
lists left for the wouen's national cnam-
pionship at Philadelphia yesterday. AS
consequence Miss Elizabeth H Moore tooh
the singles by default Miss Moore ana
Mrs S F. Weaver won the women
doubles nv the default of Miss Edna VIII
dey and Miss Browning.
4 portion of the tournament reacned
decision on the West Side Club courts
Through the courtesy Of that club the use
of the courts was offered. as it was lrnpos-
sible for the players to remain late at the
Amackassiu courts because of the strike
The summary follows:
Araackassn cup. men singles (serni-hnal rouna)
DIR William Rosenbaum defeated Julio
steinacher. Io-s 6-3; n. H Bundy defeated A
MEMS doubles 1final roundl-N. H. Bundy and
L Il. Fitch defeated s Howard Eosheil ana
julio NJ. Steinacher "-o' lI--Io' %
6-3. --,,I..h
womens singles Chnal roundl-Mtss Enzaoeth
H Moore defeated Miss Browning by deIauIt.
Won1ens doubles final round)-Miss En~zaoetl ~
H. Moore and Mrs S. z. Weaver deteaed MISS
Edna Wildev and Miss Browning by default
Mixed doubles (semi-hnal round)-Mlss MstiS "a
Wagner and DR.. William Rosenbaum oeIedts
Mrs Howard H Burdicz and L. H. Fitch. Oh
6-4; Mrs. s F. Weaver and y H BTndy qe-
feated Miss Elizabeth H Moore and JUNO M
Stefnacher. 3-6, 1-5 6-4.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21

Co and ano 70 sigrnund B Mich htheuser (mtg
50 0005. June 20; 500. address, 81 East ID st.
MADISON AVE 1914 $ cor Of 127th n
Mary Therry; June 16; s23. 900; address, 2e94
5th ave.
MADISON AVE. 1894 sly eewgs " cor or
Emily NJ RoeIner; 81
SAME PROPERTY; Emily Roemer TO to
Garheld Building GO (mtg sl2'ooV)' June w.
81, address, SCI 10th ave
PLEASANT AVE. $40; sty dwg. 2oxss;
ano; s1Oo: address 849 Pleasant ave
poId Kaufman to Jonas Well and ano (ntg
S27 0o0): June 20; 800; address Beck
man ST
SAME PROPERTY; Jonas Wen ct al oo to
800; address. Beekman ST
FIRST yE 49, eRF Of l15h st st. Henry 5ry
fsnn ge4nbardt and ano (n1ts S. .5oo5: June Il;
s100 address $40 Pleasant ave
THIRD AVE. 1917. 1s9x!o5 sty brk'
part Cmtg s29. $500; Dec Is. 1909 sloo; ad-
dress 1905 Ist ave
THIRD AVE. 1898. 255s5,e; sty ssnH2s' 3Eoi.
Tefeoi49n Tef % IaIVefs Veg Mortgage Co; June IL
S2l 900: address 50 Liberty 81
FIFTH AVE 1889. sty apt. 81 sxlo9:
Louis Israel 10 Bernard Moss; June 1s' 81
address 9O4 3D. ave
5TH AVE. cor 12sth st, 90 1oxs5; Rich
ard H Clarke. ref, TO George Waddlngton as as
Ss4 900, address 70 Wall 81.
sTH AVE 27o4; 5-.ty apar5nt. 2oSloo; M s,h
100 Henry !. Wolf Flow Realty Co; June
20: 800 address. Room 1904. l2s Broadway
sTH ST 326 East: 5-sty tenmt q sSeI o :
c,isetIa Hochuan TO Morris Kronovett and ano
Tune 90 all liens; $500. addEess. is4 East
Sd
18TH ST. 6s7 East 5-sty tennnt, 25xlo3 !;
r,iselia Hochnan 10 Morris kronoYett and
Lena stoIoff June %; 500, address, lei East
Sd st
18TH ST 2ss West; S-sty brk 25xa2; Flor
ence joel 10 Francis O Sullivan, all title; June
3. 81 address. Ramsey j
2lsT ST 14s and $50 East; 5-sty brk, 45x
"a :. Charles Buck TO Sarah c and Eleanor G
Hewitt June 20; 500; address, 500 5th ave
2zD ST I34 East; 4-sty brE, 10 3x9s a.
Charles Buck 10 Myra r Harper; June 20
SIoo address 13I East 21st ST
22D ST l43 West. 3-sty dwlg. 20 l0x0s o.
Anna Z and Frank r Chandler TO Herman
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21
LONG ROW FOR. HARVARD
Bacon Out of Boat for the Day
and Hooper Gets a Trial.

Red Top. Conn, June 20.-With Hooper
at No in place Of Eacon, VINO is suffering
from boils, the Harvard varsity eight
rowed over the course tonight from the
railroad bridge to the float at quarters.
slow start was taken. and, with the ex-
ception of the fourth half-nlile, when the
stroke went UP TO Sc, the crew did little
fast work The time for the fourth half
mile was 292 and the time for the three
miles and half of the course was l9:Z2-
The varsity four went down to the bridge
in one stretch and returned in the same
way
A, change was made in the freshman
eight Cutler, who has been rowing at NO.
g. was dropped tonight. Meyer, who has
been at bow. was put IN at No. 3, and
Warren was taken from No. in the four
Dared and placed at bow. The eight pad
died down stream for three miles in the fol-
lowing order Stroke, Goodale; No. T. Mof-
fat; No. 6. Stratton; No. 8, Keays; No. 4,
Lincoln; No. 8, Meyer; No. ?, Sullivan;
bow. Warren. and coxswain. Aoeles. Nor
gan went to No 8 in the freshman four
cared.
It has been definitely determined that the
varsity eight will not use the new shell
received from England and presented to
them by the Harvard Athletic Association
The boat has been found to be too large
The old boat. given by the mother OF
Bacon, No. in the crew, will be used
The freshman eight VIII use the shell
known as the Iris II.
Gales Ferry. Conn, June 20.-The three
fours were the first to go out tonight from
the Yale quarters, and they raced upstream
for mile. the first varsity winning from
the freshmen by a scant length. with the
second varsity a length or more behind
the freshmen.
The freshmen and varsity eiShts rowea
upstream for three miles at an easy stroke
and before returning practised starts New
oars wsre tried nv all the crews
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21

PhiIadelphia. June N.-With the held Oh
contestants in singles reduced from twenty
eight 10 eleven. the first days play III the
v,on1en's national cha mpionship lawn ten
mis- tournament. on the courts OF the Phlla-
delphfs Cricket Club, showed excellent
progress.
The survivors represented widely scat
tered localities Three were from fhlld-
deIphia. two from New York, one each
from Toronto. Richmond, Boston, Trenton
plafnteid. n. J., and Chicago OF these
Miss Carrie 3. Nicely of Chicago; Miss
Louise E. Hammond. of New York; MISS
Edith Rotch, of Boston: Miss Browning,
OF New York. and Miss Dorothy Green OF
PHILADELPHIA. have reached the third round
The most notable matches were MISS
Hammond's victory over Mrs William ii.
Pouch. oe Englewood n. J., former ma
ticnal champion, and Miss Browning
struggle with Mrs A J. Drexel Paul. OF
Philadelphia Miss Hammond, who Is the
METROPOLITAN woman champion, recently
won the Pennsylvania State title ana Is
verv much on her game, fact which she
against Mrs Pouch
Tomorrow Miss Hammond Will meet MISS
Carrie B. Neely, the Chicago champion
who scored a decisive victory over Miss
Clare Cassels. Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21
rur New YORK TRBUNE:s RECORD TRANSACTIONS

sterdan Reasty Co 70 Cecil Lasksr e a. sx:s'
SO coo; attorney. Beno Levlnson, 11s Nassau ST
MANHATTAN AVE. IO7. sly brk. lsx5o
Crrior mtg s. OOO); June 20 . yrs Per cent
Sigmund SAKE 10 Marion = Isaacs; S1otc' sd
dress % East eeth ST
MADISON AVE. 1894 n " coz IzIta \, 81 sS : ~
dwg 20 4xS5 June 20 yrs t;n1rys E111y y Ys1es
SchelI & Elkus. 40 Broadway
PERRY ST. I55 70 159. 66x10OS; June Is. as
per bond Charles II Codington 20 I1tle Gaara1-
tee and Trust Co; $4,000. address 1I6 Broad
way.
PARK AVE. 1923 3 ssv apt. e5xsO. June 20. 5
yrs. AZ per cent; Mark I Abraharns and ano 70
and 18th
PARK AVE. 1I51. sly dwg. e.sx9e; June
Il. ". per cent as per bond: Anna 4 and Elsie
r RedTnan TO Farmers Loan and Trust co. ST.
900: address 10 William 81
PEARL ST. 1s2 70 Iss, two sty ork. 81. .ex
irreg tpIior mtg Sogel Dec - lso2 ceT9nd ks md,
address. o-sining. y Y
1sT AVE $50 and s67. 6 sJy brk. JGxloo
Ieasehold ,prior mtg $4,000: May 90: yrs. per
tOrney. David N NapIan 80 Beelzmsn 81.
9TH AVE. 215s. s cor 1881 st sly apt.
yrs. 6 per cent. Caroline Block 20 William
Walsh; $4,000. attorney. Frank Her'gis. So
Nassau St
9Th AVE s45. sly brk. - 2xs0: May :: due
per bond. Joseph " Stern 70 Edward )
CLARK: $4,000: address. 100 University pl.
STH AVE. IL 20 1T5. sty brk. 90 9x1O4:
June 20; due as per oond: Josephine c Christ
man 70 Dry Dock savings Institution; $4,000;
address. Stl BoWcfE
SD ST, I45 East sty dws IT1oxIo05:
SD 81. 14T East. sly dwg. 17.10xi0o5 (prlor
mtg $--); June i6: Vt. 54@ per cent: Peter +
Grell % T & NJ Schaefer Brewing Co. S3.3I9 IS.
address. ia East 51st
GOTH ST 30 West. sty brk. 20xiOO5. m:
June %. 8 yrs, Mayer ) Auerbach to Daniel 7
o'conor; $4,000; address. 446 West 2sth 81
61ST ST. l54 East. 4 sty dwg. IexIOo S. June
l6s yrs. 4 y per cent; Mary + Norton 70 A
Gertrude Cutter. $4,000. attorney. NJ
Tiehenor, 9S Park Row
18th ST Is West. sly bsk 2OxI02 =. n.
June ie; due as per bond; Mary B McDonoush
70 Rachel Adams and ano. e<trx. $4,000: atror-
neys. Cardoza 4 Nathan. rs Broadway
18TH ST. IS East. sty brk, 2OxIO2 2. due a.
per bond. June 20. Florence r Bernhsirnsr -
National SAVINGS Bank OF Albany: $40 600: at
toFney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co f76 Broad
way
SD ST. 1s0 West. sly apt 80 4xI02 2; Juue
Continued tenth pare.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21
lilNIS STRIKE A SNAG.
,,,,;, to Brooklyn Begins Badly,
'' with Barger in Box.
ur7s BY sUPERBAS COUNT
:. nation. a New Outfelder,
'' nives in One Run with a
wo-Bagger.

s- rrores as invincinle 20 the
. washington Park. Brooklyn. yes
6slf ,.s-roor as he did TO the Cubs
;s-1Sy 80 srs New York was lucky to es-
y .-s,,,-out 81 the hands OF the Su-
az me score was 10 / Six scat
yrs .,.z we're aH that the visitors We're
ifs- rake Although BArSer gave three
ssf free transportation To first, they
la'sles ss The Giants were helpless when
z'. zsf7 =, :, l-7frirE in the pinches.
.. - -i-ched g fine game for New York.
VIZ ri,s reTs the story OF the victory
=. - be pulled OFT Of several bad holes
sIne-.,.-s avtns. the Superbas were able
vi - pi-s n couple Of innings for
y V--z --.- -,os- critical period was the
- 7e-rox LED of with a single 10
u 1onr -. which Devore tried TO
CT -..s one hand. The left fielder
@. re hall ana the runner took sec
nsz5sson dropped a bunt in front Of
q - and Meyers. poUncing upon il.
ias 800. out at third. Although Smith
=, -. = n easy foul Bergen and Barger
- ..-els5 filing the bases II looked
r. ,,e7 N-sltse's tine had come. but
'-...sias sov-r and made Dalton send up
- AZ 70 Merkle retiring the side
y 7sl-or. TIE new fielder from the
s,nesred in q Brooklyn uniform for
- -in,e Yesterday He PLAYED in
= ,lsre s, riSht field. but he did not
= - opnortunity 70 display his ability.
-,..,.gh he struck out the first time he
= rT, 10 bat he estab bIlshed his place
: :. sezr-s Of 3 crowd Of fifteen thou
= 4f.ns- when he uncorked a double 10
= s.,s n the seventh. with Smith on
- sSss
: +-7ing Fuulnel raped a hot drive
-s---s fzId for 9 base and stole second.
:. ,oat third n Lennox's sacrifice and
-..--s n Davidson-s single The latter
:. s,,,aIe5 VI al second when Smith
:. lrne drive into Wiltse's hands, the
.e.sAr making a brilliant stop and throw
: 70 DOYLE.
:. ~ sixth paubert led OF with a triple
= s,ored or Hum-ael's grounder TO Doyle.
=, --,rs we're added n the seventh Smith
lid n centre and took second on Ber-
--x sacrifice Although Barger was out.
rz-ss n Nerkle. Dalton doubled 10 left
~ s-inrinz Smith home Daubert singled
= =, ana Dalton. by q bit Of fast base
---r,zr managed 70 beat Devore's throw
% ne Plate.
-ss lone run q the Giants was scored
r tss seventh inning. DevIin opened with
--ple over Dzrtdson's head and tailed
rAs- Ns-kfe grounded 10 Smith
Tr-h one OF II the third. Wiltse and
1sr5-e 10Th singled. but there was no one
;, A-irz them home L looked for time
:. though ne Giants had started a bat
III raIy II the ninth, when Seymour
tos.ls5 ro centre fed. but Bridwell struck
G., t1- TIE second tine and Davidson put
e the soft pedal when he robbed DeTlln
{, single ny z wonderful catch Merhle
rss sn easy OIL. Smith 10 Daubert-
TIE seo-e follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21

and Aaron Younksss: end 5; May 27; s1oo'
37TF ST 81 East; 4-sty dwlg. 25x9s -
Nav a6; 81: address. IS East s7th st
4sTH ST, so7 West; 5sty apartnt. 25x
Pike Pike. Wyonaing county. n Y mtg SCI, 5000;
MAY "a; 81; address, Room 1912 So Pine st
GOTH ST. 80 West. 2ox1oo-5; Daniel j
address 81 Broadway
9th ST. 21s West: 5-sty apartrnt. 25x1oo.5;
Charles E Williams et al 70 Hannah Abraham am
10Th ave
18th ST 11s West. 2ox1o2. ,; sty brk;
Rachel Adams and ano6 exrs; 70 Mary + n..o- To-
18th st
soTH ST. III East; .s-sty. dwlg. 1s sxl9o:
co ali tile mtg So o66) June IS S. 500
SAME PROPERTY; Katie Timer et al TO
same: As parts tntg seoool; June Is; 800:
address 137 East 18th st
THE BRONX
ACADEMY ST. s. 2I7 # Of Seaman AYE ave.
all titla; quit claim; June 10; s1oo: address.
Newburg Y
Joseph W Davis TO Elwood c Davis Cmtg
$4,000; June 81, 1903; 500 address, SS7 Willis
ANDREWS AVE. s. 544 II # of F'ordham
rd 29xlo0. Henry Vought et al 10 Mary Boy
land mtg 81 .50ol June IS, 81: address, Station
p cor 2loth st.
CLAY AVE. 1144 aexsO; \ j schwarzler Co
TO Herry Frank and ano. tenants by entirety
(m;I S-4.4n0): June 20; 800 address. Room
1904, $50 Nassau ST
COLLEGE AVE. 1920 626.5 It OF roth ST.
I6 sxl0O College ave. 1924. 593 fl OF 10th 81,
16 sx10o; College ave. 1926 TO 1852. each l6sx
100. Charles II Baschisr 10 Kingston Securities
Co: and 5, all liens, June 10; 81, address. 2I6
West 125th ST.
DAVIDSON AVE. v. cor Tooth ST. 22o 5x20o
10 Grand ave Y 2292 10 IeOth 50 x2n0 5; !;
Mary Macdougall to Frederick w Dexoe. all
title: and g. June 20: ST. address. los Full
ton 81.
DECATUR AVE. 32IT. 25xIoo. Rachel Hat
teaoach 10 Joseph Hattenbaeh; % part: June
II 800. address. 10i West 112th
HULL AVE. cor 209th ST. 75x1oo Cltg
SO, 900: Parkside pi. :. e5 II OF 209th ST. so
xleo 20 S Decatur ave intg 81 0o0l Fordham
ave and Sd ave, n cor 1S0th ST. original line
runs 472 II 10 Sd along Sd ave.
81 l0x " l54 6x s5 10 n S 1sOth 81 X 9 $50 o 10
beginning (ntg $50 O00l with all title slip
at Il OF above, between old line Fordham
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21
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te6 for PeruolI in eighth inning
SIS, & Lauis ----0 Q q Q 3 Q %
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~ Q IN 4 Muiir- ! IN innings. Sacrlhce
e-srhA-s stolen bsses-\ewrnan Hart
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rcns- Stanage SIMMONS. Delehanty and stan
90 cir,yrors Bush and Simmons, Holman
sS6 wallace Left on bases-Detroit !: st
Tonfs First base OF balIs-By Willet. 2 BY
So, . ~ Pav 3 First base on errors
nzrroIt ! s. Louis. 2 Hit by pltcher-By
xrilIerr CF4artzellJ. Struck out-By PernoI, !
Icy , Tirne-1 40. Unpires-Dineen and
Connolly.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21
FOR NAVAL Professors RELIEF.

Washington, June 20-The House to
night passed House bill 10 regulate the
apuointment and compensation of profes-
sors and instructors at the Naval Acad-
eny, at Annapolis
The bill provides that professors in the
navv shall be retired when between sixty
two and sixty-three years old, if they have
rendered twenty years Of active service at
the academy.