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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-24
IT WAS JOKE NUMBER 90
Systematic Professor In the Columbia
School Of Mines Worstsd by
MIsehIevous Students.

A professor in the School Of
Mines at Columbia reduced his
humor to a system and interpolated
his lecture notes with jokes which
he had numbered.
On one occasion during his alb
sence from the class a facetious sub
stitute read ahead in the lecture
notes and informed the class what
jokes to expect, on the following day.
Next day the professor returned
and was talking on several forms Of
a mineral when he mentioned "fool's
gold" which was the signal to the
class that coke No. 3S" was due.
"This mineral, gentlemen" con-
tinued the professor, "has been re-
sponsible for an adage-'All is not
gold that glitters.'"
He waited for the laughter which
in previous years had always fol-
lowed. There was not a sound.
Gentlemen" said the astonished
professor, 81 don't think you under
stand me-" and he repeated the joke.
Still no laughter. In the moments
stiffness that followed a small voice
in the e a of the room spoke up and
said:
"Joke No. 49,"
When the pandemonium had SUBJ
sided the professor, struggling to
maintain his dignity. said:
Gentlemen, / cast my pearl with
the p~roverbial result. You are ex-
cused."
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-24
POULTRY KEEPING A CRAZE
Titled Women of Great Britain, Led
by Queen Alexandra, Are
Raising Chickens.

Lady Salisbury's success with eggs
and hens recalls to mind that poul-
try keeping is one of the crazes Of
the moment. Queen Alexandra
shows the way and her Silkies have
won many prizes at the poultry
shows.
Then Lady Derby owns some Of
the costliest birds in existence and a
pair of her Black Orpingtons were
sold for e100 at the Crystal palace.
Lady Craven is another prominent
exhibitor and her American Wyan-
dottes are of much beauty and value.
Lady Chesterfield is yet another
fancier and SO are Lady Aylesford,
Lady Kathleen Pilkington, Lady
Burton and Lady Tichborne. And
in the old days Evelyn Lady Aling-
ton had the finest store of bantams
in the world at Crichel in Dorset.
In Scotland Lady Home has some
good poultry, as also Lord Rosebery,
who wins prizes with his Minorcas,
and the story goes that his old pouf-
try man one in a melting mood adj
mitted: "Those birds will make
your lordship's name famous one Of
these days."
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-24

st. Louis and his sister, Mrs. Dean
Seal, Of Montgomery, we're visit
Ing her Sunday.
Jno. Wells and family were the
guest of Walter Robertson Sunday
Henry Hagood's were the
guest of r. B. Moss Sunday.
Mrs. Henry White returned Sat
urday from q visit with her sister
in st. Louis.
Mrs. Henry Hagood visited her
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Taylor Mon
day who accompanied her to her
other daughters, Mrs. l.. ". Jones.
ACORN,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-24
FREEDOM ITEMS.

Miss Annie Tate, of Prairie Fork,
is visiting her cousin, Berniece
Tate, this week.
Miss Darius Naughton went to
Columbia last week where she will
review her studies before the com :
mencement of her term of school
The members of Mt. Horeb
church have treated their church
house with new paper and carpets
o. The old people of this vicinity
regret to hear of the sudden death
of Mrs. Garrett.
Baby Thelma Smith is sick this
week
onx~N
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-24
CountyC correspondence
Interesting Items Gathered by our Correspondents

E. E. Sailor and family visited
home folks last week.
Arie Dutton visited home folks
last week.
Frank Harrison who has been
sick is improving
Daniel Hickerson and Mrs. L. j.
Harvey were called to the bed side
of their sister at Benton City.
Mrs. Covington is home again
after a weeks visit with her daugh-
ter in Mineola.
Chas. Penn and son, David Bry :
ant, T. j. Powell, Columbus Pen n
and SOL were here Sunday.
j. A. Dodd visited Mr.. and Mrs.
g. w. Goodman and Mrs. N. M.
Keele Monday.
George w. WEIGH and Mrs.
Hattie Morrow were in Montgom-
cry on business Saturday.
Mrs. Luke Penn and childre n
were in Montgomery last week.
G. w. Goodman made a bust
ness trip to Galloway county.
Joseph Goodman and wife were
in Montgomery Monday.
G. w. Goodman and wife made
a business trip to Montgomery
Monday.
j. E. Bryant and son, David +,
were in Montgomery on business,
], A. D.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-24
A Dreadful Wound.

from a knife, gun, tin can, rusty
nail, fireworks, or of any other
nature, demands prompt treatme mt
with Bucklen's Arnica Salve to
prevent blood poison or gangrene.
It's the quickest, surest healer for
all such wounds as also for Burns,
Boils, sores, Skin Eruptions,
Eczema, Chapped Hands, Corns, ,
or Piles. 25c. at Crump & Kidwell.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-24
THEN THE SCISSORS CUT in.

"You may be sharp" said the
thread in the needle, 'but I notice
you are always getting it in the eye."
ooh, 1 don't know" answered the
needle; II notice that whenever you
get in a hole | have to pull you
through"
"Hush up, yon two" cried the
thimble. eff it wasn't for my push
you would neither Of you get along"
Boston Transcript.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-24
PEYTONIA.

Miss Maybelle Woolsencraft re-
turned to her home in Ill. after a
visit to friends in High Point.
Ivaleen and Gladys Hall visited
Ethel and Ella Hart one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Hall visited
visited the formers mother last
week.
Roy Kettle, of near Mexico, Wis
tied A. Y. Boon's last week.
A. Y. Boon and daughter, Nellie
were in Montgomery last week.
w. A. Nichols and daughter
Anna, ere in Montgomery last
week.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-24
Couple Wed at Midnight.

Montgomery had a midnight
wedding Wednesday night. The
young couple who planned the
romance were w. H. Burckner
and Miss Rosie Jordan, of st.
Charles. Mo.
They came here on a late train
and about IL o'clock had Squire
E, B. Gentry get out of bed and
go to Circuit Clerk, Everett Barton,
who was also aroused from his
slumbers to issue the license.
They were married about one
o'clock and left on the early
morning train for their home in
st. Charles.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-24
ITEMS.

Elijah Gruber while watching a
game of base ball at Mineola Sun
day evening was struck on the
head and knocked down.
The case, Missouri VS. Brewer
that was docketed for squire Fords
Court last Friday, was continued
on account of the sickness of j. v.
Nobel.
Miss Birdie Grebe had the mis-
fortune to run a rusty nail in her
foot.
A. L. Hendershott and family
were visiting at Middletown last
week.
The Misses Margaret, Annie,
and Ollie Baker, of st. Louis arr
spending their vacation with home
folks.
Martin Johnson and family, of
near Loutre Bridge, were visiting
mere sunday
Quite a number Of our citizens
attended the carnival at Montgom-
cry this week.
Dave Hart, one of our most sub
stantial young farmers, was visit
ing on Clear Creek Sunday even :
ing.
E. l.. Brigham and wife and j.
ID. Ulrich and wife made a trip to
Mineola Springs Sunday evening.
j. T. Hubbard sold a work horse
at the Stock sale at Montgomery
Monday.
S. Baker bought a thoroughbred
buck sheep Monday Of VIM. Da-
vault, of Galloway Co. Mr.. Baker
has a bunch of sheep aud he is
keeping them up to the standard.
X. X.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-24
CROSS ROADS,.

j. Dunbar and family of Hope
we'll visited w. H. Berg and fami-
ly Sunday.
L. A. Fuhr was in Montgomery
Monday.
A. Trower is at work on his ne W
house.
Miss Clara Sanders and brother
Rolla visited at w. E. Hollis Mon
day evening.
Childrens Day exercises of Mid
way church Sunday night we're
we'll attended and enjoyed.
Grandma Elsberry is on the sick
list.
w. Reed, of Wellsville was pa
pering and painting for Mrs. c. F.
KART Friday evening and Satur-
day morning.
Miss jamie Wood visited at Geo.
Robinson's Sunday.
G. F. Kraft and wife visited Jas.
Maupin and family Sunday.
Miss Dora Faulhaber is attend
ing the w. G. T. U. convention at
Bowling Green at this time.
M. ". Cahali on last Monday re-
ceived from Mexico a yearling
short horn bull for which he paid
$100.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-24
HIS IDENTITY DISCLOSED.

Judge-What do you do during
the week?
Witness-Nothing.
Judge-And on Sundayf
Witness-I take a day off.
Judge-Oh, I see. What salary
does the city pay youa-Lippincott's.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-24

"The best Painters, Contractors
and Architects of the country use
Mound City "Horse Shoe" brand
House Paint exclusively. Crump
& Kidwell.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-24
SETTLEMENT DOCKET.
July Term, Probate Court, of Mont
eomery County, Missouri, 1910
AT City of Montgomery.
First Day, Monday July, Is, 1910.

Iust Lay, NAOnudy yuiys 10 A/lV.
Anderson, Alfred william, minor, E. p.
Rosenberger, Cur.
Bledsoe, Jefferson, decd W. r. Anderson.
Admr.
Bethel, Mary, W. Crockett. Admr.
~Burkhalter, Sarah A. Edwin II. B~urkhalter,
Exr.
Cooke, Chas. P. decd, w. A. Graham, Admr.
Crane. Joseph G.. decd w. c. and b. r. Crane
Exrs.
Charlton. Vim. w. decd Mary Charlton, Exrx
Cook, Jas. r. w. decd W. B. M. Cook, Ext.
Ellis, Carey & Calvin, minors, WI. Ellis, cur
Second Day, Tuesday, July ~, 1910.
Finley, Leah VIZ Earl B.. minors, Homer
Finley, Cur.
Fahey, Thomas -. decd Margaret Fahey,
Admrx.
Garrett, Benjamin F. decd Elizabeth c.
Garrett. Admrx.
Huddleston, W. ]. decd B. S. Baker, Admr.
Holland, Ansylum decd. Chas. M. Wilson,
Admr. with will annexed.
Rolling, Fred J. decd A. w. Gerdeman, Admr
Rolling, minors, Chas. j. Rolling, Cur.
Luehwesman, Catherine l.. decd Ed. Lueh-
wesman, Admr.
Merritt. j. J. decd, Paula M. Merritt, Admrx.
Third Day, Wednesday, July 20, 1910
Merritt, minors, Paula NJ. Merritt, Gdn & Cur.
Martin, Catherine, decd William NJ. Martin,
Exr.
Morse, Mary B. decd W. W. Barrett, Admr
with will annexed.
Nease, Hazel May, minor, Saloma Nease, cur,
Russell, Sarah f. decd /. @. Uptegrove, Adm
| Smith, Anna j.. decd SIS. Cox. Exr.
schnell, A. w. decd J. e. Lavender. Exr.
Sanford, Fannie s& Mary E. minors. ]. s
oohagep, Cur.
LESLIE ID. ELLIS,
Judge OF Probate
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-24
Keep The Kino AT Home.

"For the past year we have kept
the King of all laxatives-Dr.
Kings New Life Pills--in our
home and they have proved a
blessing to all u family" writes
Paul Mathulka, of Buffalo, N. Y.
Easy, but sure remedy for all
Stomach, Liver and Kidney
troubles. Only 25 cents at Crump
and Kidwell.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-24

Dayton, O., June William j. Bryan is said to have decided to
get behind former Governor Folk, of Missouri, and it is evident in the
talk about the hotel. Hobbies that he is not believed to entertain much
love for Governor Harmon. The big fight of the State Convention
will come when the State Central Committee meets to consider, among
other subjects, the proposition to amend the convention call to require
the Endorsement of a candidate for United State Senator. Wm. j.
Bryan has openly advocated this plan, and he is seconded by his sup
porters in Ohio. Governor Harmon opposes the proposition and
indications " that the plan will be defeated, but the fight over the
question will be q bitter one.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-24
FlouRgD MopERNLv.

"His was a magnificent funeral
pile"
"About a million in cold cash, his
heirs told me"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-24

Come and see my Buggies and
Harness. d. Snethen
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25

lam A Spencer ct al. exrs, to John C Agar; all
title; May 10; sis,5oe: address. below.
SAME PROPERTY: william Spencer and
auo, tras. tc same; all title; May z; s12,500,
address. below.
same all title: May II: 81: address, 81 Nassau st
WASHINGTON ST. 73j: sty brk. 20x61. TX
katharine 4 Fitzpatrick; June go 81. address,
i6f West 34th st.
lsT AVE. s2a. n " cor of 18th ST, p sx7e. 9;
sty brk; Margaret n Armstrong ct al. heire.
to Margaret Keith and others Ctutg $4,000
March %, 81.
s sAS E sse5 .fss Nsris e. s. .dg2sss BSss
West 10Th st.
I'd AVE. 1912, 2o9xe9e 6: Jacob NJ sehih. by
gdn. 10 Charles 1eltner: ali title; June "A; s1o-
SAME PROPERTY; release dover Pauiippss
Dover TO same; June "a; 81; address. io7s I'd
sE a54 sg SS bIR Hsbqy SSE Il MS5hy fSt s /. g.
Tnaa JUNE 25 $iS6 S6ass sddress. a I Il Vest z5f st
11TI ST. IS to te East. 81. 21103.S; and sty
apt; bin OF sale: Elizabeth Scott and ano 70
1s East 11th St
18th s19 East >. 22 ,s sz19s3 ns4sarst ' AM sTs
address below
SAME PROPERTY; Marion G Il PoEejS S9 ct al al:
exrs. etc TO same tlntg so'"'oj5 hatch go -
address, IS West 10th ST.
aisT sr. 1856 to 14o West, s9x72; 3 sty JSJ5; brk
F;extou Realty Co Peter y Riley gntg s4-'sooy'
June 23: S100; address. 14o west ia ST
2sp ST. 521 West 25x9s o stg rNStt dTE; k1Ee Feb
IS; 81: address. 1e1 9Th ave n
2tTH 81 aagSuff 2IS t to < Ratharine i Moe
Wareb :. 81 address 191 Avenue A
l24 West 25Fle9S FIe9ref Sy stssls assse June
i7iii t7n 81 address 81 Nassau 81.
6TH AVE. e cor. OF 2Isth st l9eTiVq Il q,
coTIa Park Construction 20 70 'Iesate,h Sa al
t, c.5rStrncFion co, all liens; June 70; 81 sa
dress 1915 Madison ave -..,o. ..,i
G4rH ST 2l and 29a srs5 Mast 21nsn sSnlog2 t1s G1
gsb ao' all liens April s. sioo; address II
West 64th ST. =. anna
oarrI sT / West I9x100s: 1 sty brK sitne sis
l. .Sarroli 81 al 10 Mary fieydeShtt 'ials n1
nass- t',na IL stpJ: address. l2l west s5d st
a.TH sT 67 West. 20xloos: 3 siy a" Ee:a ,au, afr
a,ca y Hutch inson TO John W OK ,ints s'0'0'V
I,,na IL s1Oo; address. II I as1 eo'ii -. - =,
~ n-rrr, e.. S1s East; 3 sty apt. "a 46xioo1I
',,se Tnus 90; si4 b00; address 4ss "th ave
to4eT err oDs 10 207 West; . sty apt -. ,.s
,,d -. william, n Bennett 10 tharies II Hu-
i.opi f,ofr S139 O00); June 10; eioo.
SAME pnopERTY, Charles Hubert 20
1tNi. ty t3sakjrt ffntg Sl33,0cUJi JUNE n
! S{ae. ADDRESS, 110 West sfih ST
| 10isT sT. 1av Eass; stg apt d az ios ~ : !
! hhraban Frier to Nathan ffsisI thttS -: :.
| Ea0te Aprii %; 81. address. 1al East ioist ~
/ ,01sT ST. 131 East; sty apt 2axioo !
cane ia same tntg s1eGd0). April IS Sii
saIress 1;EI East iolst 81
f1ap sT' 1el East. sty hrE, 21xl1n I
| Fritz Sfesei Babbette EFdinan tnitg So
| l50i, luna 22; $780, address. DO Nassau 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address of purchaser
JUNE "a.
MANHATTAN.


AVENUE A. 17e5 end 1851. ". cor irxrance gTg nee
sy syr1s1 81 and ano, exrs. TO george E>iiie'
and lrusS d1l eos 900. address. 235 East S2d ST.
"lr DwAy. sol; 5 sty bus p 2xsg .; " III
On c-,arcer ct al. exrs, 10 " imam - - 49,
lam a SPsl5oe' Pa5as 10 s55 900: address, below
al NJ ~ t,,s1pERTY: William A Spencer % emo
rms TO same; ali titiei may ~ F"''oPO'
g.,Fr PROPERTY; Eleanora L cenSi IsI.os 70
90 an tile. ali liens May Ii; 81; adefess'
SELL sai5e iSrri,e FIarbor. l.
- ,oADwAy. 2aG5. I stF apt, S0:o IL 70 N, q :
80 ,rf60 4x40 2x150. with All t'Je 70 iTiie
old lane "a Elfza beth Rsgney TO Philip LIZ Ilg-
fetef ,n1@ Sl25 oOo): and 81 June "a SIVo.
e.,Tr PROPERTY; Philip iAEihgsioae ~! ,0a "a -
t,eter : Rsgn6y Hhtk Fi''0V'''
5rses | East Goth ST -, "a
eiess, ,,,spt7s AVE. 811 and Ga; sty apt, o9X
CObos - r,nruhelfn TO BeTnheim GO; =
d. 70; II5ts SCI. COO; June a -: addrsSs' iio"
iSfoIu-,TI oIl..,>1rToI AVE. 1865 TO 1868; sty
Ley "a ag7o: Rebecca Hosenbiatt 20 kssek-l9e-
a..,e,, 90, a corporation tni.s i %''0'''' - ~
laIees laI.s s1 + address. 300 Sroadway-
1901. l,,rs -, ar W . 25xis Blk; East ST. " :.
% :, Of Riyingten e. 2ixleo; Kvihgten -,
17@ II .Saet ST. sex70: William Champion TO
W COZ ,[haFnpio1A of Rome, I, snd others
John = "-is1hf title and interest; all liens,
undlN ZOOS 81: address, 124 Pearl Sd
JUNE - ,fTyp,I,r ST 81, 25xJ0; John McAulihe,
hoe iahn y Whalen; June Y; 81; ADDRESS,
1909 Broad"as ,,s, ta.,n st.
- - 100 Is irras; Michael y Paterno Heal
0 sly "a Alexander NJ Patterson; Jufe u, S1.ooo
address, u sgate St ,
WATER ST. LII. sly isk. 2l-ioz44.a; WILL
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25

SAME PROPERTY; Anna siegsl to same
(fnts $40 1905 q c; June 22; ST. address,
same as above.
115TH ST. 10 and 21 West. sty apt 45. .sx
1001f; Finkelsfefn 10 Gussie Farowieh: q c
and correction deed; June Is; sle0; address
II 5vest 115th st.
iq5TH sr, 496 West: 5 sty tennt. 25x
100 II: Barbara Klett to susie Hall tmrs
$15cn0), june 1t; $4,000; address. 33 East
61st st.
127TH ST. 5. 2s2 $ # W of, Broadway.
S01x100x irreg; Ella Droheh TO the John g
Orr Co, ali liens; June 20; 81.
SAME PROPERTY; release mtg; Metro 70
$52 600; address. 123 East 72d st
1slsF 81 641 we~: frame stable. 5sxas- II; !;
west 131st st.
14tsT ST AIS west; aty apt. 17xs9 II :;
One Hundred and Ninety second Street and
Aque6uct Co to Clara Pieken; b and g: all
liens; June g: 81; address, 475 West Hist st
THE BroNx
CALDWELL. AVE. ee1, e.sx11s: s FIELD
marx to Mollie MalInk. of Brooklyn Gltg So 75o)
Oct 20, 1908; s1oo; address. Room 17e. 22o
Broadway.
FINpLAY AVE- 1929 2ox1oo; Thornton Broth-
s1G0: address. 1920 Clay ave.
FoRDHAM AVE " = 1909 # Of f71st st
50x159. tx irreg: John q Crimmins TO CYRIL Grim
Minis: June %: 800: address. e24 Madison ave
GRANT AVE. 1000 and 1892 50x101.5 Cohen
& Eckman Corporation 10 Marie Pheiou dnts
s1s.oool5 oct 49, 1909: sie0; address,. 1000 Grant
ave
HOE AVE, 1s4s. 2oxfoo; zleta Rock 10 walter
NJ WechsIer tmtg St6. eo0D; June 20: sfoo; ad-
dress. 165 Broadway.
HOE AVE 1855, 20x1oo: Mary Newman to
Bessie Livingston; 4 part; all title; June u
500.
SAME PROPERTY. Bessie Livingston to
Utility Realty Go tults $40. 9t11; June 2f; 81 ;
address, 165 Broadway
kEL,IgF ST, s. lots Is and IS, block f6s
map Isabel T Perry. part Fox estate: Richard
A Reinisch TO Edward Greenbaum q and cor
ave.
LOT ass rnap Laoonia Psris MeIrose Realty
Co to Ia,ns Nerenins tTntg s56fif: June 2S; $l0o;
address. 2T75 Webster ave.
TRINITY AVE. cor iSsth st. 25x1fs
Marie Pl,eon 10 Cohen & Eckfnan Corporation
Omtg 81 7.So0y oct IL, 1899; sl00; address, 1854
Grant ave.
WEBSTER AVE. e $. - It n OF Anna pl. 50x
90; Julius Kindermann. iT ct al to MafldeTkin
Building 90; correction deed; May IL: sluu a9-
dress fsf8 Brook ave.
i7GTH ST. s. 762 Il OF Topping ave i9x
sse: Charles stewart 10 Charles A stewart
(mtg 81 oell; June %; Si0o
SAME PROPERTY Charles Stewart 10
Charles and Estelle stewart (EHtE 81. COO. Juns
Is. Si0o; address ga WhtIoek
a23L sT. . s part lot aeG tuap of wakefield
bounded . by lot 95ls by lot 995 and by
other eart of lot ag6 25Stii Edward Keating
TO Margaret Sheehan tmts si,oeDt; al Htiei
Jan s. 1910; St0o; address, Gi9 Bsst 223d ST.
23GTfI ST. n = cor Katouati ave. 25xlo0. ex-
cept part for avenue. Clara 4 Harper to John
Z 'Papes June "a; slVV, address. honeywell ave,
Coz Last 1o5d st.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address of lenders Attorney
Interest, ) per cent. unless otherwise stated
JUNE "a
MANHATTAN
AVE A. 1919 5 sty tenYnt, 25xfeo; due, etc,
as per bond Joseph Toplitz to Kate Mcintyre
De CoTdova: $4,000 attorney. Samuel r Cold
man. 141 Broadway.
BROADWAY. 2s65; Z sty apt, 595x15o 4x
irreg: due, etc. as per bond: Peter Rigney TO
Greenwich Savings Bank; $4,000; address. 2i6
9Th ave.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. 81 and es. sty
apt. 59x10o; due Feb l. 1912; per cent; Pam Pam
G9 s0 o Realsg ar &c es e st rassn sSa Savings
EXTERIOR sr S. 47T.1o ft from $ Issth
st. runs w s4s. 11x 1I4-sx s52 to st K n
1850 Smith. candes & Howiand Co 70 Titls
GUARANTEES and Trust CO.. 100000; address i76
Broadway.
LEXINGTON AVE. so1e. 8 sty awg, 1a.5xeo:
June "a: 5 yrs: Jennie Daxe to Anne Walter
IS. 600. attorneys. GuRgenheiTnsE. Untermyer s
Marshall, 81 Wall ST.
tennt. q. 6x1Go.1 IL; due. etc, as per bond: June
"a. Peter Karsten 70 Title GUARANTEES and Trust
Co: $4,000: address. tI6 Broadway
POST AVE. n cor Emerson st. ie9xi55: due
sprI ls1g and per CENT ts Charles 5hs+s, aePsls e
$4,000; eddrsss. 1 Madison ave
WASHINGTON ST TS5; sly brk, 2ossix
irreg: due June 10. 1913: "a PEI cent: Katie a
S. 5Esf'iaed 1a6: address. s 3o2i Lexington ave
WEsE ST. 800. West 10th st; sty
bus a sxTslz irreg prior mtg s2s, s,o0op: May 81 ;
II
Co: 81. 7s5 AZ address. % East 10th 81.
I'd AVE, 1912: 4 sty brk. 30. 9x69.9: 5 yrs.
Charles Zeitner 70 Metropolitan Savings Bank
slJ eco: address. l Sd ave.
9TH AVE 4s5 and 4ST. n " cor 2stb st, 2
bond Van Schaick Really Co 10 Hudson Trust
Co: So. .060: address. 141I Broadway.
2fST ST, 1s8 to 142 West. three , sty awIgs
ssx92: . m tpricr mtg s42. .S35 33t June 2S Vt.
6 Ger cent: Peter + Riley 10 Rexton Realty Co:
S99 669 67; address. s. Nassau 81
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AZ per cent; Mary J Wallace 10 B9wery Savings
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Title Insurance and Trust Co; $4,000. address,
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New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
NO PUT-0UTS At FIRST
Pirates Beat the Cubs in an
Oddly Played Game.

Pittsburg. June GA National League
record for Inactivity at first base was es-
tabIshed to-day in game between chi
cago and Pittsburg, Hoffman. of the visit
ing team, failing to have single put-out
to his credit and only one assist. The one
chance he had was Tinker's throw Of VIII
sons grounder in the second inning, but
this he fumbled. Pittsburg won by score
of to 5.
The Pirates, returning to home grounds
after nearly a months absence, began
what the local fans hope is to be a re-
cuperation from their recent slump.
A cluster of hits off Camnitz. two passes
to first and Wagner's tumble gave the
visitors their FIVE runs in the fourth, but
In the sixth Wagner's double cleaned the
bases and gave Pittsburg the three runs
necessary to win. The Pittsburg-Chicago
series now stands a tie, TO 6. The score
follows: