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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-27
STEWARDS STYLE SURPRISE
Rosenbaum Has Close Call in
Lawn Tennis Singles.

player hitherto unknown to tournament
fame put Or. William Rosenbaum on the
griddle FOR three sets yesterday before he
won his place in the third round of the
cup singles in the open tournament on the
new courts of the New York Lawn Tennis
club, at Columbia oval Dr. Rosenbaum
succeeded in disposing Of his troublesome
opponent, c. b. Stewart by the score OF
6-1. 2-6, "a
stewart is the exponent OF game which
because Of its lack OF speed is calculated to
trouble many of the leading men. He
plays the ball with what may be termed
delayed forehand stroke. He waits for the
limit Of the balls fight. and as a conse-
quence he is always certain of his oppo-
nent's position. Stewart also covers up his
direction most admirably. 50 that alto
gether his game Is considerable Of a puzzle.
The handicap singles, played according
to the English system, were begun with
thirty-siX competitors. Only three results
were chalked on the board, however, and
one of these the defeat of II. II. Moore.
plus half 60 by c. II. Lewis, plus 80 by me
score of So "a, SIS. proved a close affair.
Both of the men held 10 back court, and
as "A result there were long driving rallies.
Lewis was a bit off on his side line shots
n the first set, and Moore managed to win
it, After that Lewss aim was better fer
the sides and the corners with the result
that he scored the second and third sets
by close scores.
The summary follows
New York mems cup singles lsecond roundD-
Or. William RoscnDaum defeated G. b. Stewart.
6 |, 2-B & 4.
Mems handicap singles first round)-C. p.
Whine, plus half 80 defeated Robert II. In
gersoil. plus IL. =. Ga. G. II. Lewis, plus
30. defeated Il. II. Moore, plus half 30 IS.
4. 6-3; 4. g. LORD. plus half 30, defeated
Albert j Ostendorf. minus IL. by default
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Manhattan.

~ AVE. VI cor si,h 81, - 2NSo JACOB We'll
10 Title Guarantee AMI Trust Co. MAY - due
az Per bond. 500 900 address. l76 Broadway.
~ AVE o. " cor ash 50. p 5Vaj. Elizabeth
Kennedy. eAr. 70 William Ncsterheld and ano.
.yrs. 80 West l27th 81. MAY ~ due, etc az per
bond. $1,000. attorney. Title Guarantee and
Trust Co. Ia Broadway.
9Th AVE sos. l1N46 3. LoeN Amusemeuts %
90 Investors and Traders Realty 60. 10 BROAD
VaE. April q. 3 yrs y per cent. $1,000. sttor
uel. j Miller. ~ RroadVay
IiST ST H. 2i3 - 81 81 ave. lfNl0o5
Kat" Duny 20 " ImEndt. College Point. Long
Island. May -. . yrs yer cent. 5000. I'd
Dress - West 331 -
GATH ST % 33G n ~ Amsterdam ave. iSN
lop5. K~zze Nickers 10 Louis shapiro & %.
10 MAiIo. Ian" prior mtg Sls.0NI. MAY -, due
he" T. 1912 per cent. $500 attorney, Eng
iander 3O2 Broadway.
t>T'i ST ~ West 22Niooi. i " Dow 70 Solo
mon Wcrtheim - West nth ~. May -. :
MS g. per cent. $1,000. ATTORNEYS Bsuder 4
Haas ~ BroadNay
72D ST i02 7UI West COX. MARY r Rcnnard
20 Thomas RIDER "a state a. BROOKLYN prior
mtg S34.uHnl. Nty -. fHe per bond. s. 90
attorney James s. MI.ka'. - Exchange Place
STU ST g. East 2nvl0n Mirhaels Realty
90. 4" sophie hnrpper. May Il. due as V"r
bond. 5000. address 1884 EHsthuru ave.
GOTH IT 2uG m 90 West. G2N-. Isaac Rol.
stein 10 Now York Life Insurance Co. 346
Pro3ivaf. Z }Is. , per cent. MAJ q. $500.
attorney. LAWYER Fi'l. Insurance and Trust Co.
leo Broadway
l2GTH ST. s % q Of Amsterdam ave. 5o1
80 = Isaac Kahn 20 Louis Van Brink 207 West
"sth 81 May - Wrio- mtg $50 coo,. due Oct 10
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RECORDED LEASES.
CWith name and address 81 lcssecj.
MAY %

AVE b. 80, store. etc; Fannie Frankel 10
benjamin Plon and ano. liz yrs from
June J. 1912 81. 900 address. 90 Ave j.
DIVISION ST. - and 80: store. tc; simon
Epstein To David F'inberg ct al liz yrs
from June /, 1912. $3.50 address, go East
4th st
HOUSTON ST. 100 East, Herman Milgrim
10 Isaac Brod and ano. > yrs from Sept |.
1912; 81. 800; address 80 East I'd St
LEWIS 1T. n q cor 1th st, ~. oN--; all.
webb Academy and Home for Shipbuilders 10
Nesmith & Constantine Go; 81, yrs from
March 10 1912 $1,000; address. 90 Wall ct
WEST END AVE. Ill store etc, Laurina
Aiello to Philip Egncr; 21o-l2 yrs from July
/ 1912, $500: address. 40 West End ave.
1ST AVE. 11I4; store. etc. Henry q
schlswItz to Antonio Gabri.lli and ano: LIZ
yrs from April !, 1872; sl.0so; address. $50
East Sid st.
I'D ST. 247 East: ali: Max wnkler and
ano TO Samuel Lskser; D yrs from June 3.
1912: $4,000. address. $50 East 9Th st
I'D AVE. $40. all Nora @ King and ano TO
Peter DoelEer. jr: yrs from May ], 1913,
So $50; address 266 West End ave.
Path ST. % West; all: Harriet II Brainerd
10 Andrew J Bsstins; 81 yrs from May J.,
1907 81. 200. address. l02 West 'ith 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-27
AVIATOR TAKES A TUMBLE
Receivers Consciousness in Time tt
Escape Hospital

Mineola, Long Island. May 26 (SpeciaD.-
Joe Stevenson, an aviator, had a narrow
escape from death this morning while
making an early flight in his blplane. lie
LAD risen to a height OF three hundred feet
ana started eastward After going mile
ms engine began 10 work badly, causing
MN 10 turn and try 70 make his hangar.
Before he had gone a hundred feet after
i"lning his engine stopped and he at
tempted TO glide. lie was just east OF the
Motor Parkway, and tried to land there.
lie dropper so fast. however. that he ran
into the heavy wire fence. smashing his
machine.
stevenson was thrown against the fence
md rendered unconscious. Several men
mad seen his fall and hurried him TO the
Nassau Hospital Just as Stevenson was
being carried into the hospital he recovered
Consciousness and asked where he was
eeing taken. When told that It was hos
pnsl he jumped from the stretcher and
rad. Not on your life no hospital for
mine"
~, Degrsssen Reid failed TO find any
lhlng save ., few scratches about the
aviator's head Stevenson then walked 10
hcLaughllns Hotel unsided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-27
TEXAS MOB SEXES A TRAIN
Follows Negro to Jail, but Finds He
Was Taken Away.

Waco. Tex. May 26.-George Price, the
negro for whom q mob OF 2e5 Tyler citizens
is searching, had been taken away when
the mob reached Waco at 2:So o'clock this
morning on a train II had seized. A com
mittee was permitted to search the jail.
The mob tonight has gone to Axtell, fif-
teen miles east OF Waco. where II was re-
ported to-day the negro had been taken 1t
is believed here that Price is safe In the
penitentiary at Rusk.
Price was implicated with Dan Davis an
other negro, in the attack on young
white woman at Tyler week ago, accord
ing TO the confession OF Davis just before
he was burned At the stake in Tyler early
on Saturday. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-27
GUARDSMAN THE HIGH GUN
Lieut.. Miller Makes Remarkable
Score at Olympic Trials.

Camp Perry. Ohio, MAY 26.-The Amer p
lean team representing the national guards
of different states who will participate m
the international shoot in France next
month and also in the Olympic games IT
stockholm Sweden. was picked yesterday.
Lieutenant Ernest Miller. Of the Eth Ohio,
made the remarkable score Of 1907 out o.
Il possible 100 in Yesterdays shoot. The
scores for the three DAYS competition fol-
low;
Captain r. EDDY eth O. y G., 2,347. Lieu
tenant Ernest Miller. 7th o. y @. 2.532. Cap
tain Henry Simon. I'd O. y. O. Ass, Captain
II Richards ID q. y G.. 2.439. Private An
drews. 9Th q. y. 6. 1895. Major Roll. LIST
Brigade. O y O.. 2.3so. Lieutenant g. Chris
holm Engineer corps 2,3l2: Captain Guy
Emerson. 9th Q. y 6. 1921 Captain Ben
South. 1st O. y. G.. 2236, Sergeant u B Nor
rcy 74th y. Y. y G.. 2.203 Captain }. @.
Semon. eth O. y. G.. 2.l6l. Sergeant Alvord,
T4fh y. Y. y 6. 2,ll5.
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1912. per cent $500, attorney. p Myers.
900 Broadway.
The Bronx.

BRYANT AVE. 1922. 5. 2oxiOO Alice SPREE
to Elisa Weiss. AZ East sgd 81; AprH ~. yt.
per cent: $3.50; attorney, VI Weiss lf' Edst
sgd 81. .,, -
CROTONA AVE. :. - n Of Elm~ood pi'
JOx1OO: Bernard BRAY 10 Catharinc McDetihost
Perry st: May %; demand. > per cent >l''''
attorney. Elias Isaacs, - John 81. .
JACKSON AVE. : 236 n u or looth 81
Is f,xs78; Anna NJ Sottonz to Charles = "Idu,on.
81 9Th ave; Nav ~. due as per bonn' NJVOo'
attorney. o kali. 20 Broadway: A.,
LOTS 81 and ss map 81 Joseph's orphan Ass
lum: John " Cornish 10 Charles ID TenenpaudIsno
MAY %: due as per bond $500; address lo-'
Prospect ave. 49,, -.
Ij7 IxlOO; throw Realty 90 TO Prospect invest
ing Co. Purchase Y; due Jan :. l9l3 per
cent: $1,000; MAY -: attorney. W Collins %
Wall st. 900.
I'D AVE. 5, 100 n q t56th i. 2oN'6:
Christina FIinklein 10 Adam kerner, Ghrn', y
Y: May - prior mtg $1,000; , yrs, % per
cent: $500: attorney, orreli, jr. 236 Broad
way. -
229TH ST. s s lot 3I6. map Wakefield. iO!x
ia Gennaro F'ca 10 Alfred Frankenthaler l2lo
Madison ave: MAY % prior mtc $3.50; 20
mand. & per cent: $500: attorneys. Frankenthaler
& Nassau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-27
ALTE RbTiONS.
Manhattan.

SOUTH IT " cor Pine 81. N ah' ~
store and Office Bldg estate ot John Tts
void - South ST. owner, i q ia'''"' '''
Broadway. architect. cost. SS5
ST MARX : PL :, 275 II OF lst az 40 q
: ST.. tennt and store: ! Reitman. 1hl Lu'lo"
81 owner. Horenburger 4 Bardos. archi''-'F'
cost $1,000. 49,. q, ,, .
BROADWAY u " cor 3oth 81. n two sll1
st,. anarrs and stores end lofts. Jese Owner
rf,ds 60 Iassee. ! g Nesteryelt 30 Nes' o4''
ST. architect. cost, $1,000. ,, 49,
CEDAR ST. II TO 50, to a < sty bank. Ne"
York Clearing House Buildine premises oNnsl'
F s Holmes Rector ST. architect cost s-''''''
The Bronx.
BRONX BOULEVARD, v 5 49, q 81 L-9
Morrison. station pl owner. Ncfer'' o.
r. - oi6th ST. architect. cost. 500.
PROSPECT AVE, 9l4, 70 sty frame SO
and dwr 23NiO. Reuben + Fitchearn. $50 Ess'
f:0th St owner. Louis Steinart, 1874 Bower.
architect. cost 5000.
I56TH ST. SIS. 20 . sly frame store arr
avc Is Sy4S T. Hia Selourck, on premises.
owner. r Ehcliug 1876 Walker ave. architect;
500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-27
NEWS FOR THE GOLFERS
uerreshoff Playing a Good Game
on British Courses.
HIS PUTTING A TRlFLE OFF
FIRST Big Competition of Deal
Golf and Country Club To Be
Held This Week.

u,bouch Fred Herreshoff, now in Great
attain preparing for the amateur cham
shin tournament to be held at West
III IIo from June to s. has not been
'.,bering unto himself additional fame
nrize winner. his game is as good as
',.r This is stated on the authority Of
relative. who has been in regular CORE
-.o,depce with the Garden City golfer
.,or since he arrived on the other side
ono of the first real try-Outs that Her
,,sbof had was a friendly thirty-six-hol
,,tch with Robert Maxwell former anna
,sur champion OF Great Britain. They
,I,v4d al North Berwick. MaXwell's home
curse. and at the end of the day the
American stood ! up.
Herreshoff failed to get going in the
medal play competition for the St
caorRe's vase. hut since then he has fin
,sbed on tho winning side in several four
hall competitions with well known play
e,s Herreshon writes that his game off
the tee is as long as formerly and that
his approaches are better than ever. His
nutting has not been satisfactory. AS
Herreshoff Will practice daily al West
ward IIo for the remainder of this week.
he has hopes of getting his putting down
10 last years form.
It viii he remembered that the Ameri-
cans short game improved after he had
had a friendly round or two with Harold
Hilton here last year. II did not take the
prectsed eye of the British champion
long 10 detect what was amiss with Her
reshoTs short game. and the advice he
gave Herreshoff probably came near cost
ing Hilton the match in the final round
al Apswams for il was matter Of rec
ord that Herreshoff putted well on that
eventful day. when he carried the British
OF 70 the thirty-seventh green in the final
round for the title
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Metropolitan savings Bank 10 DRY Dock Saw
nRs Bank s35 O0o
Wilhemne Wisselmsnn to Hy wIsselm1nn;
500
George VI Miller trustee II HOFFMAN Miller,
s. 900
Albany Savings Bank 10 New York LIE In
surance Co. $50 900
Rehecca Goldsmith 10 George . Devsnap;
&I2l2T
clara Boomingfale 81 al. trustees. 70 United
States Savings Bank, $500.
Ellen Nolan to LAWYERS Mortgage Co.
$4,000.
Jacob kerner n Clarence Mayer. 500.
LAWYERS Mortgage co 70 Annie 9 Pi'Ein,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-27
BARS TAKERS FROM THE PARKS.

Park Commissioner Eliot OF Queens has
issued an order barring all takers from the
marks OF his borough. In speaking of the
order Yesterday the Queens Commissioners
said they had been troublesome at Rock
away Beach and had been ordered to clear
out
They are nuissnces,' said tho Park
Commissioner. and should have no place
in the parks of the city, especially the
beach front parks. ! want 10 make the
beach parks particularly comfortable and
attractive. One way is TO keep such indl-
vidusIs away"
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorney
MAY -.
Manbattap
Manhattan.

ELDRIDGE ST. :. ga n Of Hester ST.
Al Sx66 tx irreg: Nov = 1907: Minnie Horowtz
to Charles Rosenberg: $1,000. attorney mar.
old Hochdorf, 81 Park Row.
MONTGOMERY ST :. 500 n Of Madi-
son st. 40x75x irreg: June 80: lgOs hannah
Cohen TO Joshua Silverstein $50 "'' a1'o'-
TRANSFER Of tax lien 1924. tot 20; BLOCK
700 section 3. June H. 1909; Anna J. Haas 10
Department OF Finance; s35 81 ,o
10TH ST, 22s West, 25xss. 7x25xS9.3 May ~
1910. Leon and Mamie Dryer to John Hardy :,
81 900: address. 2G5 Broadway 900
j7TH ST. ~ West, 25xl00.J; oct II. 1871
Richard Won Hofe 10 carl Hieronymus. exr'
T n asaPsn EsS Co. t So aS'y
lsxIOO }: March g. 1917 Kezzie Nickers 10
Louis shapiro & Co. $4,000, attorney " Eng
7IsT ST, 2%S West. s27.9 # of Broadway,
1sxIO22. July 3 1909: Katherine g Percival 10
clara Hartman: satisfied Of record without
production Of mortgage hy order supreme
losTH ST, 90 East; mtg on tents; sept sept, ! !.
1911. CosmaI Realty co 10 Ames & Co a c9rp a.
$3.50 attorney Willard Johnson. III Broadway.
fs3D ST $50 West. i6SXI+.l1; Dec %, 1sio'
Daniel Spence 70 Adeline crockette; $l'""'
attorney, + Goodwin. 1874 Nassau st an -.
Dec -V- =. 1904: Frank 4 K Boisnd to Paul Hal
pin sl75o; attorney Title Guarantee CO. l7
B-oadwav.
The Bronx.
EAsTBURN AVE cor Of 174th st. 81 5x
95: NAV ., 1910. Irving Construction co 20
Emile Dervieux: $1,000, attorneys. Reiss n
Reiss. 1872 Nassau 81.
LOTS as. ~ 1i5 and 1lS map lots estate
George Faiie deceased, bounded by Pen
fold ave. 5012G0; March 8, 1895; Henry 3 ano
Blanche Wesseimau 10 Hoffman Miller. 81. 400.
attorneys. Miller. King & Trafford, ~ Broadway.
LOTS 9s. no and 100 same map. bounded by
W Southern Boulevard. 751l3o /; July 30 1901 100
Charlotte A Williams 10 Margaretta Helm. 81
80. attorneys Wesselnan & Krsus 11j Broad
way
LOTS 81 and Sc map 1l3lA - Joseph's Or
phan Asylum: July 3, 1906, Jdhn " Cornish N
Henry NJ Connolly. Sl0Tl. attorney, Law
,ers Title Insurance Co 100 broadway
SOUTHERN WESTCHEsTER TURNPIKE.
= adj land of +. Hefter. 3JY6J. Nov Ia, 1895
Margaret ! McNulty 10 Anna Vince. eNtrN.
800 attorney Lambert g Napes. 1890 VIII
iamsbrdRe n.
lslsT ST. IS. 20 n Of Belmont ave 50 *
ll5H87 2x0111. Nov q. 1902; Checchina Csrnaci
10 American Mortgage CO. 5000. attorneys,
Bowers 4 Sands, 81 Nassau e.
2O2D ST. n a, 200 u 81 Columbus ave, 75x
col July 10. 1904; Cstheen Turney to William
y and Louis R'ston. trus. 81. $50. attorneys,
Bnardman 4. Plat 3S Wall ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-27
MECHANICS LIENS.

lo4TH ST i5T East Louis Morris AIT Bern
Budd. owner. Hyman Rbman. contractor, $50
32D ST. West Peter Brown agt Margaret |
Hovt owner: Timothy = Healv and Healy Res
,aursnt 90. lessees and contractors. 1925 %.
18th ST, 2i3 West; American Bar Lock 60
agt McGraw Publishing 60. owner Hedden Con
struction Co contractor. lohel- Andrews CO. SUB
contractor trenewab, 500.
WASHINGTON AVE. 21s3. Harry Jacobson
sgt ' = Realty 90. owner; Andrew Warren.
agent contractor. $50 30.
9TH OF 8l5 10 325 Fast. Jacob Plotkin ast
Henry Frank Jacob e. ralIs and Theodore Friede-
berg, owners. William Uellman. contra ctor,
Louis SteinhrrC. sui. contractor. S2H9
SAME PROPERTY. same agt same; SlSj.
43D ST, los 10 ll6 West Ralph r Dngs o.
al agt New York order - Flks. owner, James
Hanley. contractor renewal. $40 30
BROADWAY 1868 and 1865, bernhard pla-
mant az Morris Woinsteiu. oonc. and contrac
tor. Slu@
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
CTAPENONT AVE 40. .Tnbu yNognlqrD ,rt
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TWO GIRLS DROWN; S MEN SAVED.

Warrington. May 9s-Two girls making
trip in stesm launch on the Potomac
haNsr toTnight we're drowned when the
efaft was run down by an excursion boat
eve men Ia the launch were rescued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-27
The Bronx.

RIGHT or WAY. New York. New Raven =.
rsrtford Railroad South Van Nest ave and East
Matthews ave for / sly brk I've vat house
y 4x434. New York. New Haven 4 Hsrttotn
Railroad co, New Haven. owners : 'N'"
New Haven. architect. cost. -. 2Dn =
RIGHT OF WAY. Now York. New haven :.
Hartford Railroad. South Van Nest ave ana -
Esttbeve ave: FOR ] sly brH shop. t3 HHf-
~. York New Haven & Hartford Railroad -
<.v Haven owners; ( W Lord. New Haven.
architect. cost, 5000. -,,---..
for a sis brk tenmt. - 4xi302, Detender ''h
struction 60 Max J Kramer ~ Nassau =
~ sidenU. owner. Abraham Betrfs 30 Na''1" -
architect. cost. so coo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-27
BILL DING LOAN CONTRACT.

BROADWAY n cor 2l2th 81. Us 7IlsI D.
chsrie, Ishsni, Samuel Ishar. William lsharn:
Julia I TAYLOR and M!n;urn p Collin. Loan Haze
Real Esuto GO tSo9 ------------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-27
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

18th st. il2 and ia Fast; for - sly sIo'e
and office nldg J0xS. .: Nineteen Hundred we've
co lI7S Broadway. owner. & + Brge ~ N"'I
34th St architect. cost 500 600 -.
ta1ST- ST $ 100 n y Of - Nicholas ave io'
TWO : st,. tennis 50xS7. Sommerfeld stecki't'
81 Union square. architects cost. $4,000" -
IO5TH ST g. $50 n of columbus ave -
10. " " Heddendorf 1876 Wesr l"5th 81. o".La
g Shaefer jr. i01 Trcuont sso, architect COST
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-27
TOXIC TR0TS IN A WINNER
New Horse a Victor After Four
Heats in Speedway Matinee.

Thomas B. Leahy's Princess Direct, 2l4k
met her Waterloo In the matinee OF the
road drivers at Speedway Park yesterday
afternoon. The little mares gait usually
like clockwork. was palpaby rough as she
came down the stretch in the champion
pacing class, and l. V. Hunts Glover Patch
had little difficulty in wrestling the race
from Mr.. Leahy and his favorite. She won
i'm straight heats in slow time.
Another surprise was in store for those
who had pinned their faith to William
SCOTS little brown mare Louise L. In the
A pacing class she was defeated in the
third heat by T.. J. La Places Master Nc
Kerron.
Toxic. a grand circuit trotter, with rec
ord Of 2:09l4, made his initial appearance in
the Class 3 trot. Toxic Is by Bellini, bred
by W. &. Dickerman. He was entered to
start with Robbie p. McGregor Francis
Milroi, Kippewa and Mahlon Wilkes. The
first heat went TO Kipp"wa in :c5i. but IN
tire next beat the real race was between
Toxic and Francis Miroi In neck and
neck finish the honors went to the Bellini
horse I'm l:0Ss, Robbie p. McGregor cap
tured the next, which made a fourth heat
necessary In the final Toxic carried on
the lauTels.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name snd address of grautee and auor-
new
Interest rsr cent unless otherwise stated
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.

with name ans address Of purchaser and at
torney)
MAY %
Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-27
THE AUCTION OFFERINGS.
Parcels To Be Sold Under the
Hammer This Week.

The offerings at auction in the Nosey
street and Bronx salesrooms this week are
as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-27

AVE A. Is as ~ n Of s2d 81. 2ox7I 10 2 9
Msckay ana lno 10 Augusta Schmidt &ss West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-27

Another one-dsy tourna meut viii be held
to-day by the Women's Metropolitan Golf
Association AT the Plainheld Country Club.
Eesldes the regular media! play handicap
there will be match play against boyle, with
approaching and putting contests late in
the day. Express trains leave foot OF West
23d street a 80 and 8 80 a. IN. and ten
minutes later from Liberty street.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-05-31

In pushing Orozco back from Torreon to
Chihuahua General Huerta proved himself the
superior commander in strategy and method but
his victory at RellanO mainly due to the SUI
perior range of service of his artillery. Orozeos
force was about equal in number to Huerta' and
well entrenched in naturally strong position, but
the federal commander drove him out with com
paratively little loss He had longer range guns
and better guns than Orozeo, and he stood off
and hammered the latters trenches till they were
untenable He stationed his batteries out OF eff
feetive range of the insurgent guns, and poured
in a stream of fire until Orozco could no longer
hold his position His men were being slaughter
ed without being able to do any damage to their
opponents Huerta did not at any time risk an
assault but drove hte insurgents from their works
| by a terrific cannonade lasting twenty-four hours.
He wasted an enormous amount of ammunition,
| but lost few men The result of his tactics is
high testimony to the efficiency of artillery N
modern warfare. Rapd-fre, high-power field
guns are today more potent arm than artillery
ever
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THAT is GRATITUDE.

Only few years ago resentment ran high in
California against Roosevelt There was rea-
son for it, for he interfered in a purely local
matter and threatened that if we did not permit
japanese aliens TO sit alongside of our boys and
girls III the public schools he would all the
powers of the army and navy to force us. And
he made us back down, although the blood Of
thousands who voted for him Tuesday boiled with
resentment of what they considered an insulting
and unwarranted interference of our personal af-
fairs And furthermore he advocated that the
japanese be permitted to become citizens. A few
months ago Taft exerted his power and inhu-
ence to give to California the Panama Pacific ex-
position which the whole state camored for and
which New Orleans would have received had it
not been for him. Then consider the vote on
Tuesday and all join in the chorus of that popu-
lar son. fThat is Gratitude Chico Record.
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Crowded into very small space by the other
news of war and rumors of wars in addition to
the more unusual news events of the day, is
the announcement that certain Manchurian cities
have been occupied by rebel troops supposed to be
supporting the deposed Manchu dynasty of China.
Just as we had drawn breath of relief at
finding that our march heralded war with Cuba
was only a horrid nightmare too This country
is almost the only one at the present time where
the harassed dove Of peace is without danger of
being killed or scared into nervous prostration.
Even here there is warlike suggestion in our
national conventions and peace conferences
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In New York the state inheritance tax will
produce this year more than $20000000 in rev.
enue mainly because of the deaths of four mem
Joseph Pulitzer, John Jacob Astor, Benjamin Gug
genheim and Isador Strauss the last three vie
Tins Of the Titanic disaster. 1t is said that
never before since this tax was levied have so
many great fortunes been subject to it in one
year.-Eastern Argus.