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M. E. SESSION ENDS.
Washington Conference Announces
Ministerial Appointments.

The fOrty-seventh session Of Washing
ton Conference of the NJ. Z. Church,
which has been in session at Pittsburg
for week, finished its work yesterday.
The report OF Or. NJ. W Clair. treas
urer. showed that $19,s99 was raised dur
ing the year for all purposes. The con-
ference decided 70 meet at Lynchburg.
Va, next year
Bishop Henry W Warren D. D., Ii. D..
announced the ministerial appointments,
among which are the following:
Washington district, DR.. T. S. Will
Jams. superintendent; Asbury. Rev. n.
w. Clair; Benning, Rev. Elijah Ayers;
Central. Rev. W Z. Jefferson: Ebenezer.
Rev S. H. Brown; Haven chapel. Rev.
W. II. Barnes; Mount Zion George
town. Rev D. w Hays; Nash Memorial.
Rev. George a Davis; Simpson Me-
mortal. Rev. W s. Jackson: TennaIly-
town, Rev. c. Z. Queen; Union Mission,
Rev. r. a. Hart; Fairmont Heights,
Rev. ". H. Howard; Emory Grove, Nd,
Rev. c. G. Taylor; Rockville, Nd, Rev.
". \. Holt; Sandy Spring, Nd. Rev. R.
p Lawson; Oxon Hill, Nd. Rev. L. Z
S. Nash. Rev. B. T. Perkins was trans
ferred 10 Roanoke. Va. and Rev. Z.
". S. Peck 10 Wheeling. ". Va.
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Wayne Cedared Paper Wardrobes
Protect Your Garments from Moths.

THE Wayne Cedared Paper Wardrobe of especially treated
lasting paper Tar campho disageeabe odors are
eliminated for the fragrant motdeyng of the woods
IS Impossible Tor any insect penetrate its practically alright
It's fastenngs simple and appearance very neat Inside
provided with hooks from which clothing hangers allow the gar
ments to hang naturally thus your clothes always sape and in
stant available for without pressing They come in various
and will hold any garment To be had of only Washington
5Size sa+
No. 6-S inches e"'H
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BAND CONCERT TONIGHT.

By the Fifteenth Cavalry Band and or
chestra. at Post Gymnasium. Fort Myer.
Va. at p m. George F. Tyrell. caief
musician. director:
PROGRAMME.
First Part-String Orchestra:
Overture. Bits Of Broadway Hits Smith
Noyelette Cecil" ............s.........klei n
Selection from the opera 'ShOGm" LADDERS
March. The Mosquitoes Parade" Whitney
Second Psrt-Band:
Selection, Tbs Grand Mogul". LADDERS
Mazurka Russo. La Czzdna" ........ Came
Grand Fantasia on Scotch, Irish,
and English Airs................. .Baetens
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Addre.s to students

John ". Foster entertained a group OF
about seventy-fve stulents at his resi-
denee in Eighteenth street last night.
John Mott. of New York. general secre-
tary of the Worlds Student Christian
Federation, who has just returned from
tour of the continent. addressed the
students.
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Paris Transfer Pattern No. s0SS
Wheat and bowknot design for French
and eyelet embroidery on a corset-ooveT.
This Is to be transferred TO nzinsook,
batiste, cambria, long cloth, linen. or cot
ton lawn, and the whole design may be
embroidered solid If preferred. The neck
and armholes are buttonholed in soailops
aud the Sits are worked in the over and
over eyelet stitch for the ribbon 70 run
through. This design may be adapted to
a chemise of any of these materials or of
China silk If preferred and embroidered in
colors, the wheat being a very pale shade
of yellow and the bowknots IN delicate
shade OF lilac or light blue.
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TRANSFER PATTERNS.

Upon receipt Of this pattern ordered on coupon
below. place he rough OF glazed side of the pattern
Gown material TO be stamped. then press hot
Aat-iron on the back or smooth SIDE OF the pattern
Be careful not to let pattern slipl
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nc per foot.
Colonial" Hose at l5c #.
Guaranteed Lawn Mowers.

- SPECIAL attention asked to the line of Mowers we offer
representing decidedly unusual values inspection by
those who familiar with Lawn Mower construction and
comparison of prices with other makes of invited We have
sold these machines for the past five years with unvarying satisfaction
the purchasers Each and every unquaey guaranteed
against imperfecon of manufacture.
Colonial" Lawn Mowers.
The most satisfactory lowpriced obanable Hghgrade
construction throughout
S2.25 each. upward.
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T. A. Jordan; West End. Rev. William Prout;
NintOn, Rev. ]. B. Henri; Roanoke circuit. Rev.
F. E Hammond; Bethany Rev Z. X. hewitt;
buchanan Rex. W. J. Whiteseil; Tincastle Res.
A. Van Devander: Glen Wilton. Rev ". II. D.
Harper; Eagle Rock. ]. E. Keller; Buens Vista.
Rev. ID. Bash; J. +. Engle, slpeTnumerary;
Rockbridge, Rev Thomas Cooper: Lexington Rev.
W. 5. Hammond: CollierstOwn. Rev. L. V Ruckner,
supply: EllistOn. Rev. II. 5 COe; Chrstiansburg.
Rev ]. Il. Van Horne: Cambria circuit Rev. G.
d. Kidner; Blacksourg. Rev. H. P. Hamill; New
port, Rev. G. r. FTingeT; New Castle, Rev. II. A.
Murrill; 0Tiskany Rev. L. n. Nails, supply; Ca
tawba, Rev. ]. K. Gilbert; professor 10 Vanderbilt
University, Rev. Collins Denny
Lewisburg District.
Ievis5arg Cya,) district. Res, T. J. Lambert.
presiding elder-Lewisburg Rev. ID. NJ Brown:
FrankfoTd and Richards Rev. 5. X. Neel. Rev
W. W. Beasley Williamsburg, Rev. v ". Wheeler,
supply; Blue Sulphur Rev. l.. L. LOWanes; Hinton.
Rev. II. l. Stephens Talcott, Rev. b. l.. Parrot;
Greenville. Rev. ". +. LOwance; Peterson, Rev J.
y. Hcdrck; Anderson, Rev. e. c. BeeTy; Union.
Rev. j. NJ Yorke; Sweet Springs and Highland
Park. Rev. W. f. Watkins. supply Roneererte
Rev. ". II. Best; White sulphur. Rev J. II.
Schcoley; Avon Rev ID. g. BrimloW; Caliaghan
Rev. J. W. Beall; CoyiDgton, Rev. r. A Tyler;
East Coyington. Rev. X. G. Meeks: Potts Greek.
Rev. E g. HelmintolleF, supply; Clifton Forge
Rev. W. o. Tslbert; Selma, Rev. o. ID. Lambert;
Bath, Rev. l. II. Van DeTander; Hot Springs, Rev
s. II. Snead; Huntersviile, Rev. J. p George
supply: Back Creek. Rev. A. L. Goodan; Marlintoa,
Res. A. VI. Csckley; LeTeton. Rev L. Is. Atkins.
Green Bank and mission Rev W. C. sponaugle
Rev c. c. Lambert: Durbn. Rev. H. O. Burr;
professor in Allsgany Collegiate Institute ReF. L. 5
shiFes.
MoOrefieId District.
Mcrehsld Md district. G d. White. presiding
elder Moore6eld Rev. ". H. Marsh: Petersburg,
Rev. Wendell Allen Franklin. Rev. ". Lawson;
Keyser. Rev. George Hasel; Cumberland, Rev 1.
). Rudasill; sclth Cumberland. Rev A. Lee BAR
ret: Elk Garden. Rev G. W. Yost supply: Pied
mont. Rev. H. c. FebFey Frostburg. Rev W f.
Wooif: Flintstene Res. J. I. Thomas; Romnsy,
Rev. I. G. Michael; Burlington Rev A. A. =.
Neel; Springfield Rev. II. L. Myerly. Rev. J. +.
Edward. supply; Martmsburg Rev ". T. Locke;
Berkeley Rev. c. H. Cannon; Morgan, Rev rhosnsz
Bgrch Gsinsbcro. Rev. S. H. Greene Wardens<
VILE Rev. S. g. Thomas supply; Capon Bridge,
Rev. G.. G. oliysF: Llstonburg Rev I'd House,
supply; slanesvine. Rev A. Is. sapp; Hardy. Rev.
II. c. Bitner
Trsnsferred-Rey. W S Neirhbors. TO the Holsson
conference; Rev, W. g Smith 10 the Florida con
fercnee; Rev. A. A. Maker, TO the Montana con-
fercnee; Rev Edward Barber, 20 the Columbia con-
ference; Rev. Thomas &. Jones. 10 the Oklahoma
confereneef Rey. Allen H. Whisnsr, to ia Westsru
North l.z<sjna coEferenca.-
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Colonial" Lawn Mowers.
Lawn King
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No better Mower be produced High 9nch Wheels four re-
vovng knives paw and racket patent positive lock- paw steel
stationary knife has Tipped edge against which revolving knives shear
making Mower selfsharpenng; wehnhed hardwood handle
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MAIN BODY MUST
SETTLECHURCHROW
MethOdists to Present Funds
to Certain Schools.
BALTIMORE CONFERENCE ENDS

Surprise at Closing Session Caused
by Presentation of Memorial.
Bishop Wilson Announces Full
List of Church Assignments-Few
Changes Made I'm Washington.
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Lawn and Garden Seeds.

"COlOnal' Extra-quHty
pack
Weeders, long
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The surprise of the closing session of
Baltimore Conference of the Southern
Methodist Church, at Mount Vernon Place
NJ. E Church South yesterday, came in
the presentation Of a memorial appealing
to the general conference of the church
TO enact such legislation as will hereafter
prevent the appropriation of church funds
for the benefit of educational institutions
Of which they are not the owners.
Action was preclptated by discussion
between c. NJ. Armstrong, trustee Of the
Randolph-Macon system, ,5hich antici-
pates availing itself of the benefits of the
Carnegie Foundation by declaring itself
nonsectarian, and DR.. Collins Denny.
Previous discussion failed to make dis
position Of the subject and it was sup
posed that action had been killed so far
as the conference of 1910 was concerned.
The memorial was adopted with but few
dissenting votes. This leaves the dispo-
sition of the matter to the general confer
ence of the Southern Methodist Church.
which meets at Asheville. n. c.
The memorial requests the conference
TO take such steps as may be needed TO
obtain to our church all the educational
institutions built up by the wisdom. toll,
and gifts of the church." and TO settle,
beyond cavil, the ownership and control,
through boards OF trustees, of educational
Institutions, so far as the law of the
States will allow the church 10 own and
control these institutions
Clifton Forge Selected.
As predicted in The Washington Her
aid. Clifton Forge. Va. was selected as
the next meeting place for the Baltimore
Conference.
The total membership of the conference
is s,7s7. There are coo church buildings
belonging to the conference. the property
Of which is valued at $2,O4S.313. For min
isterial support sl52.l57 was raised during
the year.
Bishop Wilson announced the full list Of
church assignments. Rev. S X. Cockrell
leaves Marvin Church and goes 10 st.
Paul's Church, in Baltimore. and will be
succeeded in the Marvin pastorate by
Rev. H. l. Hout Calvary Church, West
Washington. looses Rev. w. H. Ballengee.
who goes TO wilkins Avenue Church, Bal
timOre. He will be succeeded by Rev. ].
d. Kibber,
Rev. c. D. Bulla becomes editor of the
organ of the conference, the Baltimore
Methodist, and is replaced as pastor of
the church at Alexandria, Va, by Rev
II. III. Canter- Other changes place o. c.
Beall on the supersnnuated list, and his
charge at Del Ray. Va, goes to Rev. Z.
a. Lambert, while Rev. B. W. Bond, pas
A. -
made presiding elder of the Rockingham
district of the conference, and J. R.
Andrews is named as his successor.
The full list of appointments is as fol-
lows:
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The Midway Crowd
Is the biggest and most satisfied crowd
18th ard Park road.
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Garden Hose Of Reliability.

DONT buy cheap hose whether you buy of elsewhere
poor investment Really good hose but little
the worthless We don't sell the unsatisfactory Sort we do
offer
12c per foot.
quality that excellent and that will afford real service With
patent band fasteners ewdver is all that necessary keep
hose free from joint leaks. Best brass couplings
Especial attention IS invited to our
Colonial Hose at l5c it.
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Kitchen Needs and Helps.

INTENSIVE showing best quality requisites
II preparing, cooking and serving the meal
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Moth PreventiveS Of Known
Efficiency.

NEIES of moth that worthy of your confidence nexo
sve, but OF the utmost value you would SAFEGUARD WHIT
- furs and garments during the summer months
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Miss Flora Wilson, daughter of the
Secretary Of Agriculture. who has had a
long concert tour as a soprano soloist, is
spending the Easter season with her
father. She win return to New York
early next week.
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Mrs. Hooker, wife of Maj. Richard
Stewart Hooker, L. S. NJ. c.. and sister
of Mrs. Leonard Wood, is spending the
Eastertide at Hot Springs, Va. She is
expected to return here next Sunday.
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Rockingham District.

Roanoke tvs.) district. Rev. J. A. Anderson. pre-
siding elder-Saler. Rev. W. H. Wolf: Green Ne
mortal, Rev. f. l. Woolf; g. o. Holman. sulsr-
Trinity, Rev. W. X. H. joyce: St.
James. Rev. William Stevens: Grace, Rev. L. l..
LLOYD; Belmont and East End, Rev. ]. II. Bean:
Aeirose. Rev. - llison; Mount oliEet. Rex.
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Synthetic CampkOr, can .o 5c
Crystalline CamphOr, peks, Ice;
-. ''....... 81 90
Oriental CamDhOr, pckg.. Isc; doz e. M
Cedar of Lebanon and Camphor,
pckg-, IOcj dozen 81 40
japanese CampbOr, pckg ....25c
Sulphur Candles. each ....s &C and Toe
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Mrs Wickersham. wife of the Attorney
General entertained at a delightful
luncheon yesterday. Her guests were
Mrs. Gherardi, wife OF Lieut. Commander
Gherardi L. S. N; Mrs. Spencer Cosby.
wife of Col. Cosby, L. s. A; Mrs.
Charles H. L. Johnston. Mrs. H. b.
Spencer, Miss Hopkins, Miss Marion
Oliver. Miss Martha Phillips, Miss Hide
garde Nagel. and Mrs. Albert Akin,
daughter Of Mrs Wickersham.
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Mr.. and Mrs Waller and Miss Mary
NJ. Jones have returned to their apart
nent in the Portland, from Atlantic City.
where they spent the weekend.
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ferns and spring blossoms.
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins entertained al
5 o'clock tea yesterday afternoon.
Miss Margaret Niche, daughter of Capt
and Mrs Robert z. l. Niche, was the
guest in whose honor Miss Elizabeth
Kibbey entertained at a tea yesterday
afternoon. Miss Niche is spending
few weeks with Gen. and Mrs. Aleshire.
Mrs. Matsui, wife of the counselor Of
the japanese embassy, has issued invita-
tions for a luncheon next Sunday.
The Minister of Salvador and Nine.
Mejia will leave here Saturday for New
Orleans, from where they will sail for
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waller and Miss Mary
NJ Jones have returned to their apart
ruent in the Portland, from Atlantic City.
where they spent the weekend.
The Roller Skating Club met yesterday
afternoon, the proceeds being for the
benefit of the Children's Country Home.
Among those who entertained some of
the skating parties were: Mrs. Robert
Roosevelt. Mrs. Hinckley. Mrs. Spencer
Cosby, Mrs Downing, Miss Mary Chew,
Mrs James Marion Johnston, Mrs. Frank
Moves. Mrs Fleming Newbold. Mrs.
Horace wescott, Mrs. Eldridge Jordan,
and Mrs. Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Auerbach have
gone TO New York and Newark. n. j.,
where they will visit relatives.
Mrs. John F. Dryden, wife of former
Senator Dryden, was hostess yesterday at
a beautifully appointed luncheon, when
Mrs. Sherman, wife of the Wee President,
was the guest Of honor Among other in
vited guests were Mrs. Holmes. wife of
Mr. Justice Holmes; Mrs. Ballinger. wife
of the Secretary OF the Interior; Mrs
Hale. wife Of Senator Hale; Mrs Rayner
wife of Senator Rayner: Mrs. Huff wife
of Representative Hun; Mrs. Arthur
Bates. wife of Representative Bates; Mrs
J. Van Vechten Oicott, wife of Repre-
sentative Olcott Mrs. Fairchild, wife OF
Representative Fairchild; Mrs. Oliver,
wife of the Assistant Secretary of War:
Mrs. Thomas II. Anderson, wife of Justice
Anderson; Mrs. George L. Gillespie, wife
of Gen. Gillespie; Mrs. John B. Hender-
son. Mrs. Presley NJ. Rixey. wife of Rear
Admiral Rixey; Mrs. W. r. Merriam,
wife Of the former governor of Minnesota;
Continued on Page 8, Column >.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
AHRIT. Q

Jennie Klein 70 David Zuckenbrod. $1,000
Ellen e O'Rorke 10 Annie " Harrison. an
interest Of S1,1OO-
Butler q Herman 60 to Frankie Herr
man. half part. 500.
same TO Corneua W Butler, one-hah part;
S1O0.
American Mortgage CO to State Investing
Co. $500 .
abraham p OdeII. exr. 20 Abraham u odeII:
. assts. $4,000
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust 90 70
Lawyers Mortgage co. 100000.
METROPOLITAN Trust CO to charles NJ Ramsay
ana sno. exrs; $4,000.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Julia A
Fish. $4,000.
Elizabeth wiehe 70 Thomas O'Shea: $3.50
Kinda AIittler TO Emanuel Glauber; 81
Emma II Worcester and ano to Elizabeth A
Rheinflank: $40 600.
Henry ? Wood TO I.awyers Mortgage Co:
$4,000.
Lawyers Mortgage Co TO Isabel de P Kelly;
S270OO
Manhattan Mortgage CO TO Mary Van Ripper
ct al, cZrs; s. CTS.
George p Hoe 10 William A Hoe: 81
EIaN Tn-nenbsun 70 Louis Rosenzwatke: 81.
Ripper; 5000.
Same and otfs. exrs. to Clara Van Ripper;
s. 252
Marietta Abberton and ano. guardians and
sdmrIs 10 Marietta AbbertGn, guardian: assts
order Of court
Jefferson Bank 10 Alex Dike-. 81
Giovanni t5uglielmstti 10 Dora Topper; s4Oo-
Rachel Ned-ik 20 Maurice Burstein; 81
Maurice Burstein TO Mutual Alliance Trust
co Of New York; 500.
Flora A Waldo to Mary = Everest. 81
Daniel Parish to Henry Parish; 10000.
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LIS PENDENS.

APRIL g.
aaT4 ST 2os West: Anna wersan agt Mary d
Cunningham notice OF Ievy); attorney. W Chill
CANSEVOORT ST. "a; Henry Neugass agt
Mary Mcbride 81 al foreclosure 81 trans
fer OF tax len); attorney. : A Whitehorn-
1o6TH ST. n r. $50 It Of Madison ave, 25x
1OO.11: Barbara J JORDAN agt Jacob Klein fore
closure OF mtg); attorney, Nelson.
I'd AVE W s. 90 n OF 74th st: YorlSville
Bank agt Wilhelmlna + Grimm 81 al (amended
foreclosure OF mtg: attorney T Hanson
I4TH ST. n s. parts Of lot 4O2, map OF Union
port The Bronx, two actions: Francis z Suili-
van agt Caroline Keller ct al foreclosure Of ?
mtgs); attorney. J NJ Fiero.
MADISON AVE. 23s; Lillian Lipstadt agt
United Real Estate and Trust Co ct al (fore-
closure Of transfer OF tax lien); attorney. A
Aaronstamm.
4OTTI ST BIB East: Daniel ESchner agt Walter
Cutting ct al foreclosure OF transfer Of tax
len): attorney, A Aaronstamm.
10TH ST oil West: Lillian Lipstadt agt
William L Brown ct al foreclosure OF transfer
OF tax ien): attorney. A s AaronStamm-
Sd AVE. e cor 9th st. 74xi60x irreg; Henry
+ Veith agt Mount shannon Realty Co ct al
(amended foreclosure of mtgs): attorneys.
Eiaenstein, Townsend & Guterman.
COLUMBUS AVE- coo: Lillian Lipstadt aEt
Mary ] Russell ct al (foreclosur. OF transfer
Of tax Hen): attorney. A Aaronstamm.
18TH ST 414 and 416 Fast: Lillian IApstadt
agt Teresa Viele ct al foreclosure OF transfer
OF tax len): attorney. A Aaronstamm.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorn'
April, o


APRIL 9.
AVE ST JOHN n cor Kelly st, IT, COX iT-
reg; April 13 1908: Emma Kramer TO Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust Co; S27,O address.
leo Broadway.
EAST BROADWAY. 265; Jan 10. 1900; Aaron
Goodman and anO TO Levi p Morton ct al: SCI
800; attorneys. jay & Gambler, As Wall ST
EAST BROADWAY. 265: April l. 1906: Bar
net Goldfein 10 Joseph Eidootzky; $4,000; ad-
oTess. 81 canal St
GRAND ST, S. 75 u OF Clinton st. 25x1co;
April g 1905: Jacob Furmann ard to Henry
+ Coe: $4,000. attorney, Z + Marielis-
PARK ROW. 81: sept So 1907: Harold s Rem
wick 70 Title Guarantee and Trust CO. address.
176 Broadway.
PARK ROW. 81 July u. 1908; Harold S Rem
wick to Title Guarantee ana Trust Co; 5000.
address. 176 Broadway.
ROOSEVELT ST, II: ApriI 2 1909: Benedetto
Ginocchio and ano 10 Howard Conkling; $1,000;
attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co. l76
Broadway.
wEsTCHEsTFR AVE. a2o-e22. March 20.
1907; Samuel BTener to Title Guarantee and
Trust Co: $4,000. address. 1I6 Broadway.
sTH AVB. " s. 25e u Of Bath St, 722& Y
irTeg; March Is. 1892: John II Ireland 20 Lily
" Churchill 81 al; $4,000: attorneys. De Witt.
Lochman & he Witt, IS Nassau st.
10TH ST 81 West Jan g. 1907: Lucia NJ Soil.
Cohen 10 Julia HaliEarten ct al. $4,000. attor-
ney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co, 116 Broad
way
22D ST. is West: April 5. 1906; BENJAMIN.
Stein 90 Title Guarantee and Trust CO; $4,000.
address. 176 Broadway.
SsTH ST. s. 524 r. . Of 9th ave, 20x1o0.s \
April L. 1901. Henry Irwin 10 Equitable LIE
Assurance Society OF the United States; $4,000;
address 100 Broadway.
lOsTH ST. POI East: Nov 1s 1905. PaSqusls
Divernieri 70 Isabella Taro. $1,000
10TH ST. ~ East. April 3. 1907: Edwin II
Grifin and ano TO Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust CO. $3.50: address. 16O Broadway.
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2llxAG6x irreg prior mtg sesool; Feb IL; que,
etc. ner bond. Corlears kealtY g 70 Ahhr rs
Cohen. $1,000 attorneys Prince e Nathan' %
William 81.
FORSYTH ST. Us. a51Ico: Ave c. 2o2. rs OK
g.. 8. Ave G col. 25xTo Irior mtg SSs,,Su(. AP-ll
8: instals; s per cent. Max Mann TO Van Norden
Trust CO: Ss,sO: address. Goth st and 9th ave
HESTER ST. g. 2lN42 prior mtg S22'c0;
April 6. VI, per cent, Nl.ses so. nal y. - 80
Norden Trust Go; $500 ADDRESS O''h ST anu "'n
MURRAY at. "a: store lease: April $: in
stalls; per cent. Paul lss9n 10 bin.hehth ma,
Bickart. incorporated: S2Oeo' attorney LOUIS Is
Epstein. 80 Nassau st
112TH ST 257 West. 31-3xlOo1I prior mtg
ooo March s. {r RSb Sfn' (, coz SS ann
torney. Eugene Cohn. 80 Nassau 81
THE BRONX.
DAVIS ST. Ii e cor Of Harrison st rs i1x
per cent Felix De Canio to Dina Conrad s.. so;
attorney. George Costar. 1922 fremont ave.
FULTON ST. $ lot los map Washington-
tan5o ~ august seebeck: $4,000; attorney.
Grant Squires, 40 Wall St
KELLY ST. W. S. s46 # n Of I;O1gwood ave;
per cent; Irvine Realty co TO Longvale Con-
struction co; $4,000; attorneys. Ferriss. Roeser
* Storck 165 Broadway.
IAFoNTAINE AVE s cor Of 1soth st, SO tx
look irreg: p N; April S; due. etc. as per bona
Trust 60. 160 Broadway.
LOTS 43 and ~. map No ]. oinvile; April
William Thomas to Catherine Htll; $1,000;
attorneys. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 11b
broadway.
LOT 100. map Section a, Vyse estate: April i;
; yrs; Martin Kelly to Patrick Kane; S0'ovo'
attorney. Martin Kelly. 22s Washington St
PINEHURsT AVE, $ cor Of 17sth St; , ISox
90 SIX irreg: building loan prior mtg SBl.OOO'
April s. yrs. 6 per cent; Peto Realty Co TO
Jacob Hirsh; $4,000: attorney. Max Stern. %
Wall st.
SAME PROPERTY. p prior mtg SSo,OeD;
April 5. yrs. per cent: same to same; So
600; attorney. same above.
PROSPECT AVE. 7s7, W s. So76 # Of West
chester ave runs 9 40I " l22. tx c BOX n W
x % to beginning prior mtg 81; April ..
u. 6'per cent; Nettie Altschul TO Abraham II
Altschul: $4,000; attorney. NJ Levy, $40 Broad
way.
WILKINS PI. e S. 175 IT Of Jennings ST.
l596X99.3x !rreg (prior mtg S45,OO0); April =;
due, etc, per bond Jacob Streiher Co to Es-
tates Settlement Co; 5000; attorney. b Car
ringtOn. 200 Broadway.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL. .

APRIL =.
1sQTE ST. n s. between Cambreleng and Beau
mont sves X: DIN r stephens, Incorporated,
agt Bedford Park Construction Co, owner. Ca
ruCci Bros contractor Sl5s-
WALTON AVE 2273: same sEt same: SIS Is
I,ENOX AVE, r cor Of 126th 81. 25xiOO;
Morris Marks gt Rose Frey, owner. Max Brooks
and Jacob Kantrowitz. contractors; $500.
1ocD ST 127 20 13l East. Ri1er-Ericsson En-
CINE Co agt g y & s A Construction Co: Me
berv Bros Incorporated, owners: Benjamin Me
berF contractor; 5000
SAME PROPERTY; sa-ne agt same; So g.
BROADWAY. 5 g cor OF 157th It, % 11x2O0;
William Kelly aEt McMorrow Engineering and
Construction Co, owner. New York COrnice and
Skylight Works. contractor: 500
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 416. same agt John J
Hearn Construction Co. owner; New York Cor
nice and SkyIght Works. contractor; $225.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-10
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee1
April. .

LITTLE WEST 18TH ST. . and &c. 52ySs 81
irrec rhe land Mary O. Andrews - 81 70 the
American Transfer co. ~ -rz from Au~il J. 1HlO-
taxes. etc 81 zoo. address 641 Washington 50
MADISON ST $50. estate ~ Hannah Miclsel
and Samuel e Baum, trustee and indy loua lLy.
% Isaac Shatzkin. 2 Yrs from MAY / i3iu'
s. 10 and $500 address. 20 Church ST.
NASSAU ST 81 Henry Brash 70 E5va-d
Wiener and Barney Greensboro. 10 WIS rom Nav
1910. s. 800 10 $500. address, 63 Nassau -
ETTGER PI-. l.. store. Nathan Randell 20
Louis Neve-son and Abraham Friedman; Wa
from April l.. 1910; S66o address. Ia Mon
-.
10TH AVE 5S2. four upper floors and part
Basement John Schre-e- 20 Angelina Sartirara;
II fr1m oct I. 1909. $500. address. 0S3 ION
ave.
14STI st 2G0 East. Morris ave:
Tofr ana Matthias Haffen Roger ri Pasca: 4"
yrs from Ma l. 1910. 81 $50. address. sos East
1920 ST
10th ST us end rs East. conrad . Str-lhel
70 Dennis Ducan- . WIS from Feb T. l'~3i Nl4A:
address 1897 Washington ave