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SCHOOL CADETS TO COMPETE.
Dates for Drills aud shoots Set by
Military Head.

Dates FOR tn" activities of the High
School Cadet Corps were announced yes
terday b" Assistant Superintendent Of
Schools stephen i. Kramer. in charge of
the military division. The calendar is:
Friday ami Saturday of this week. in
door rife shoot for high school boys. at
Center Market ArmOry of the y. g. ID.
C.: May u tentatively only, review and
parade Of the High School Cadet Regi-
ment; May Is tentative only. outdoor
rife shoot at Winthrop. Md: May %.
field day and festival of white grade
schools: May "a and %. annual competi-
tive drill of white high school cadets;
Nav q, annual competitive drill of the
c0lOrcd high school cadets; May %. field
day and festival Of coIored grade schools
June :. field maneuvers Of high school
cadet regiment in Rock Creek Park.
The field days and competitive drills
are to take place at the American
League baseball park.
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kins, Mrs. Willis Vandeventer and Mrs,
l.. L. Dorsee.
CONTINUED FROM FACE FOUR.

kins, Mrs. Willis Vandeventer and Mrs.
l.. l.. Dorsee.
Mrs Hugh Scott, wife of Gen. Scott,
Chief of Staff, u. s. A., was hostess at
a luncheon of fourteen covers yesterday
in honor of Mrs Joseph Tilford. widow
of Gen. Tiford, who is the guest OF her
son-in-Iaw and daughter. Col and Mrs.
George II. Cameron.
The other guests were Mrs. William
cline Borden, Mrs John l.. Glen, Mrs
Charles T Menoher. Mrs. Clarence
Jones. Miss Eliza r. Scidmore, Miss ].
r A. Baldwin. Mrs. William u. Common,
Mrs. A. H Fowler. Mrs. q. II. Cameron
and Mrs. Charles H. Scott. who IS the
guest of Gen. and Mrs. Scott.
Lunching together in the palm room
Of the Willard yesterday were Chairman
uf the Federal Trade Commission Hon.
Joseph r. Davies and Commissioners T..
y. Hurley and W. II. Parry. of the COM
mission. Other prominent guests noticed
dining at the Willard were Senators
Francis q. Newlands. Robert l.. owen.
George F. Chamberlain and William +.
Borah, Chief Justic" of tn" Supreme
Court of the District Hon. J. Harry
Covington. Mrs. Charles Fairfax, COM
missioner Brownlow. Mrs. v. J.. q.
Harding, of the Federal Reserve hoard !:
Mrs. J. NJ Wiley. Mrs. +. MrEwan
I'ruyn, Mr.. Elliott II. Goodwin. sore
fary of the Chamber Of Commerce Of
the United States. and Representative
Thomas Il. Dunn.
i
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WILSON'S WINDWARD ANCHOR.

A bevy of newsboys from Baltimore.
who called on the President yesterday.
handed him permit from the local
child labor bureau that would allow
him to sell newspapers in the streets
of Baltimore.
The President accepted the privi-
lege with thanks and told the newsies
that IL ever he found himself in Bal
timore hard up he would avail him
self Of the privilege and possibly COM
pete with them in business. The del
egation had called to thank the Frcs-
ident for letter OF encoura cement
sent to them By the President re-
Gently.
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POLICE TO AID CITY CLEANERS.
Mai. Pullman Instructs Them in
Work They're to Do.

Mai. Pullman has issued orders to the
polio" OF the several precincts to do all
in their power to assist tn" various
movements to max" Washington 4 spot
less town. The order was tackled on the
regular lookout slip and reads:
you will again give Instructions. and
observe that your orders are carried into
effect. 10 the end that every reasonable
action b. taken by the members of your
c"llinand to make the city look present
able from a standpoint of cleanliness.
The regulations regarding splitting on
tho sidewalk the throwing Of waste pa
rcr. paper boxes, fruit skins, etc. on
tie sidewalk and in cutters. must be
enforced"
The Master IIoue Painters and Dec
Gators Association has forwarded 10
In. ArIIIUr T.. Murray. secretary OF the
clean city committee. check for S-oo
Ia help dcfray expenses OF the cam
.sign
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore April g MILLFEED- Spring bran
in 100 H. sacks % Oca16 80: -four white middlincs
in IoC-lb sacks J000s3i.00: Western middlngs in
loOlb sacks. 650sz.oO: city mills middIings ldOIn
s.cls, a65oaG.D; do. whit midsNinss in lplb.
SACKS. 130Cs3.oc: do. winter bran. S.ooss.c.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. old hens. lbs and
over h. l6al6i,. do, old hens. small to medium.
III lSssI.: do old r"psters. per H. !oall: do.
young choice pcr IL. cca-; do. rough. pocr and
stacy. H., l5als: do. winter. lbs and under.
esa:1. do spring. u, lbs.. saf": ducks, Musco'N-,
Ibs and over. yer ID. Is. Pckins. , lbs. and
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was to be .cen in both these sains and the lowest
priccs for The LAY were late in the session. Cash
trsde was mail at 10000 bushels oats and 10000
bushels on domestic account. There arc some
IN the corn trade who still adhere to the long Nde
At that grain became Of the fact that it il generally
believed that a large La Sale street concern il 4
big holder Of the May futures. The country was
selling cash corn frceT. and Omaha reported pur-
chases In both Nebraska and Iowa.
Although hogs were higher At the yards. pro-
visions opened weak and lower and closed eas at the
declines There some grains In the pork mar
ket early. but tney failed to hold. Tho packers were
conspicuous on .he selling shsc. while the buying
was scattered. Tho cash trade only fair and
mostly between packera
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hands would get dry and 1t
hurt to put them in water.
When | worked they hurt
and bled. The skin peeled
OF and my hands became red.
/ used CuuCura Soap and
Ointment one month and my
hands were healed. (Signed)
NJ. ID. Fitzgerald. Oct. -.
1914.
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under PER H.. Is; do. smaller. H.. "a: do.
Indian runners. per h.. l2al3: pigeons. young.
pair. 25s2o; do. old. per pair. 2sa9o: guinea fowl
EACH Is: do. old. each. Is.
BUTTER-Creamery, fancy. per h.. 3a3o; do.
choice, 3oa3l; do. good -: do. prints. 3: do.
blocks =; ladies', s223 Maryland and Pennsylvania
rolls 2la2,; Ohio rolls aOal West Virginia rolls
BAD: store Fat ked. IsalI: dairy prints. l9aa:
Iroccss butter Ea25.
EGGS-MaryIand Pennsylvania and Western
frsts %: West Virginia nearby frsts %; Southern
frsts 80: duck eggs. per doz- Aaz2c. n. B.-Re-
Grated or handled eggs. lc to &c higher.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Furnished by w. b. Hibbs & Co.
Church School to Open June 7.

The Mount st. Alban summer school
for Sunday school workers OF the Episco-
pal diocese of Washington will be con-
Quoted from June to II. Conferences
will he held morning, afternoon and
evening each day except June :, when
the school will open with a festival.
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CUTlCURA SOAP

And Cuticura Ointment are super
creamy cmoIlients and prophylactics pre-
pared TO preserve and purify the skin. scalp.
hair and hands as well as meet every demand
Of the toilet or nursery. They do SO much
more than ordinary soaps. creams. etc.
that the trifiinG extra cost should not
prev ent their Use exclusively.
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HANDS WOULD CRACK
OPEN AND BLEED
With letter. Ached Severely at
Night. Hurt to Put in Water.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Healed in One Month.

At first the skin would begin TO crack open
and bleed and ache severely al night. My
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BIZ IVY. n. Hihha a Co.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York. April 13.-Trading on the curb was
comparatively quiet With prices showing . lower
tendency. Sales with closing bid and asked prices
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Sample Each Free by Mail

With 32-p. skin Book on request. Ad-
dress postcard ''Cuticura, Dept. I. Bos-
eoa." Sold throughout the world
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Tomorrow DR.. Edwards will tell How
an Editor Was Left Ont in the Cold"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-29
TO ASSESS WABASH
$50 ON ALL SHARES
Common and Preferred
Must Pay to End Pres
emf Receivership.

The Joint committee Of the security
holders Of the Wabash Railroad, which
has been working TO take the property
out Of receivership, concluded its ne
gotiations yesterday and formal an
nouncement OF the main features OF the
reorganization plan is expected to-day.
The security holders are represented on
this committee BY Winslow 5. Pierce,
James n. Wallace. Alvin W. krech,
Bernard NJ Baruch, William A. Read
and II. X. Pomeroy
As agreed upon. the plan provides for
the raising OF S27.720,OOO by an assess
ment Of $50 a share on both the $685.
2O0.2l3 preferred and the S53,200,213
common stock outstanding. In return
for their contribution 70 meet the eX-
penses Of reorganization and other
needs, the senior shareholders are Of
fered the equivalent OF their present
holdings IN new preferred and common
stock. the former being in larger pro-
portion than the latter. while the com
mon stock holders are 20 get less than
one-half in new preferred stock and the
rest In new common.
In addition 10 the new preferred and
common stocks, the reorganized corpo-
ration Will have what is 10 be known as
a special preferred stock. which Will be
given 70 the holders Of the Sal ,92l ,24O
first refunding and extension 4 per cent
bonds. due 1856. This issue, with all
others down 10 the first and second
mortgages and underlying bonds. Will
be wiped out. thus scaling down the
present bonded capitalization.
This cutting down process Will re-
suit in a reduction or the fixed charges
from IS. 900 TO 100000 a year, a
saving Of S2.6O0,OOO. To carry out the
reorganization 10 its completion q new
committee has been appointed, con-
sisting for the most part Of the joint
conference committee and a few others.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. have agreed 70 un-
derwrite the plan.
The reorganization plan now agreed
upon differs materially from that with
drawn in October. 1914, owing TO the
then existing dismal outlook for rail-
road earnings. Under that plan IL was
proposed TO raise S30,3s0,000 by the
sale of sl4,0OOO00 general and re-
funding bonds at IS and from an as
sessment of 500 q share on the pre-
ferred and common stocks. This $780,
$4,000 was 10 be used to pay off re-
ceivers' certificates and equipment. OBJ
legations and provide for sinking fund
obligations and interest due and So
100000 for new equipment and work
ing capital.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Comm. y. c TNINNG 20 command Illinois and
receiving ship a. Philadelphia
Lieut. g BAUM. detached Marietta; 70 ten
uoray duty Maine
Lieut. Junior gradej n. n INQUIRE Ard Ersisn
Il. :. n NENABLE. detached Montana. May !.
90 temporary cuiy receiving ship Al y Y
Passed Assist surg I. G.. Eos TER detached
naval disciplinary barracks. Port Royal. 20 Ches-
ter
As,!st surg 7 BOONE. Med Reser,. Corps.
detached Naval Medical School: % temporary
duty naval training station Norfolk
fsy it-p " J. LIlTlLL. 20 navy yard y. Y.
F0mas.-r " W LAMAR. to naval station. New
orleans
Passed Ash Pdymss'cr s l. BETHEA. dctArhei
naval station. Nrw orleans June l. % settle
accounts arI wait orders
Gunner ANTHONY rRA>ThA. detached Maine
90 nav yard. " tShirgol.
MONUMENTS
ARRIVED
April c.-De'sWsre a. southern iril grounds:
Parker. A. TompkrstiIc. Terry Monaghan. Per
hus Roe S,rreti. L4usoH walkr. NscDonoush
Monleu. T1aopsh IL. L.. ~ Il. rs ard
o. al hes West. orion. a. Mch.le H. l.
SAILED
Aprii o. Accor1r from Boston for Prounoe,oEr
Delaware. f'om Norfolk Tor southern drI
grounds. Pall,ah from C.slfuegos fof Tluas
dt X4fa. poNucS from Annapolis f0r Chesa
p.ase B0. Parser. from y y yari Tor romp
it,,I,. poSles. from Chesapeake Bay fr
TuWpkr syiNe
IN fuI commission Al nsU yard. Mare Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-29
BUSINESS LEASES
IN VARIOUS ZONES
Lofts, Stores and Offices Rented
in Buildings on East and
West Sides.

y Brigham Hall and william D Bloodsood
Inc. leased for Philip Rhinelauder a. - TO %
West 4l.t s. TIE sixth loft 10 Joseph VI Semmel
manufacturer Of dresses. and tle seventh loft %
Al BENJAMIN 4 Brother. manufacturer Of chill
Goodaic. Perry & Dwight. Inc. have rented a
loft at lie West 3-l g. 90 PHILIP sherman; a
loft al IS We, ?ith s. 70 4 Ieifenoers. 10y ,
TO Lou, Noyick az - West 18th -.
Louis Schrag ha, leased The IN IN IS and SO
Wc., ga st. 20 the Hudson Cioak and suit Com
pany ana a lofr in 2ii ami 10 West 2ad ~. 10
SoI stem aa- rented 20 Rudolph II Rods irv-
civ AVID novelties, tle store a. - East 18th - .
in ia anil llt Ea,' 2,,h g. space 10 the scien-
T-aue-, Advertising Pencil Company and tasHcu Il
Williams. space in 81 ana '' hast -'th q. 70
,,ict pr-rin Iabors'o-, ami The Chatham Pres
John y Goldng has leased 20 The Lchten.
stein Millinery company an adduonai 10Y IN 80
Fifth av.. IN be used in conjunction WIN us buld
~ D. & H. y. pise haze leased for Ewing
Bacon x Henry rhe ninth f0or Boo The Hauiand
building 20 ChelfeuEam Advertising Service Tor a
lame : Wells sons have leased to the New
The ground nraI in zen ana 2a3 Tenth az. TO the
The cross 4 Brown Company has leased floor a.
the southeast corner ri Broadway and aith a.
sSth ~ 10 Tie storm Supporter Company and
space IN - and A. East ed s. TO the Pinion
T".irs Ba,on 4 Henry have leased space IN loi
Parh av 10 the Ausfrdi Window Company I. J.
cooper. Alfred Hopkins. kePpler Glass Consrlc,-
Co.. me No,elty Mauufl-lur0s COMPANY. Tie Oh
Cy Boiler Work, nc lockwood Pottery Com
I rsn,. and Wa @ Wa.,m Msnufa-rurns C5mpan1
ai.o space in so Fnh av tp Robert Spencer. ami
space ion IS Eulansc Place 10 $ T.. Larkiu & Co.
BuH Iin.. a. Co'umIl, Cirr.e. ofl-cs 20 Df LOUIS
Nash s l. Goodman. CoI 4 Lynci. ana Mrs
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
JEFFERSON Az. $. 1855 WillIamsordse W Eeo
rcita Levi = Hamilton Pl. atty ~ seio
SANE PRoPeRTY Dec 20. 1905: same to sane !, a
VALENTINE Az. 1911 IsOth st. isllx9O. ~
'IS GVSSs. IAN H. 1900. Nathan B Levin TO the
:, Lawrence University: attys. Harris. L q "a -;
ROADWAY. S;l. $. IS n Franklin St. 25Eijo;
jGi, i; zoos Carson Peck to Lawyers "a oc az
sRoAowAY. Dii 5.s: mtg on lease: Dec IS. 1912.
NJ tIo1 10 fhr Hollywood Go. Moore st at.
: VI FIeI-rhman. 90 Nassau -; SioVp
BROADWAY z33 Hersd 50 oF Bas ri %s On ta
Errho,m,r x schwartz Brewg Co. l-sth 81 9,l
BROADWAY. 2 col. 5sth st tThe, Ror.nnsham,
'ID,-et AMI Andrew j AMI Adair " ShIpm4n 70
RUN " Graham attys. Blandy. Mooney & ship
SANE T,, PRopetarY: Dec s. 1911: same TO ffiH VI
Nianean. a.'ys James. Schell x +. 40 B.My:
SAME PROPERTY: Nov 10. 1911: l-4s part same
IN Annie VI Baer a-'ys. Eisman. L. T. la5
v4HDrwAreR ST. IS. 8 s runs @ 10 to lana o
TI0s Prs-sal x along same 2o.3 20 land of
Xavier 1871 n along same - along same
eIo o. sill along same y 70 5 81 III
o. beg: April 2s 1909. Philip 81 Minnie Ochs'n-
c.air y J ATTY. l. T & T Co: $1,000
18Th ST. " s. l2o =! az .ro5.5; ApuI
a- 1909. Geo Grnnel 10 Cornela l. Page.
,7 Tls ST. - 10Th az es,9so; 10th az s''y
.o- .;fu S. g< 9rI50. March ]. 1912. Richard T.
Thhau' 90 Jos p Carpenter Bar Harbor. Ne:
at}s v b * Chamberlain. 81 Nassau s. d.;
10Th ST. sga-543 " Ms 2ooi lIth Az runs n
e m 10 beg: April -. 1900. Albert & Isabelle
9 I!.ob 20 T G q T Co; .,-,.,o $4,000
ESP ST. ofen,, s slcy az Ka teS NJ Ta
suys Rocker Il & :. 50 William st. $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-29
BUSINESS REVERSES
nANKRrPrcY PETITIONS.

WIENER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.
Petition against tire Wciner Drug and Chein-
teal Co.. Of 2i3 Willis av.. The Bronx ny
these creditors. McKesson & Robbins Gf5O.
Whitall Tatum Co. so. and Bruen. Ritchey
Co. SO Assets exceed $500.
ton against the Maurice richmond Music
Co. Inc. Of l5 West 45th 81, by these
creditors: +. Iawson Co.. &2.742. Fred
or!ck Graesele. {35. and Edward II Pfeiner,
$50 The company made an assignment on
EDWARD o. COLES. dealer in lighting
fixtures at t6 West +5th st. and q iaTlkS
Place fled petition. with Liabilities OF e NV
and assets 81 s555 consisting OF stock, S23o.
accounts s2G5: Office furniture $50. and
). WILLS HAssLER. physician and sq9iT, SUI
eeon. OF il2 West ga ST. filed petition. with
liabilities OF Sc 0c5 and assets OF Sl,6i5. con-
sisiing Of outstanding bills, N.sc9 cash on
hand SO. ana cash In bank at Belmar. y.
] {3s Among the creditors are Mrs Har-
riet Hassler. N150; Eva o. Hassler, N'oV'
Or NJ H. Schantz $3.50 and the Hotel Iar-
grave. Sass lie owes the urited states gov
eminent for income tax $746. payable on
JEAN HOUSE. dealer IN millinery 81 IS
West 57th e.. fled petition. WIN HapiI'ueS
Of s.. 75s and no assets. W..
HARRY SIMON. trading as tho West
Michigan Furniture Co. reiah dealer In tliT
niture at 705 Eth av. has assigned 70 Max
Yulman and samuel A. Stllman. Petition
was also Med against him hv these creoitoIs :;
Henry Bergman. $500: Union IeBie M an
%
ti32 Liabilities are $1,000 and assets 'o'Vyl,
HERMAN WOLFERT. manufacture OF
dresses al Z ana West o1ih 81, maze an
Assignment TO Henry ". OTenstcin. La
Utilities are reported 20 he $1,000 and erSe's
1900 A petition was hlcd against MN 10y
trcsa creditors: Herman Wilson. 1922; Abel
man & yelling $3.50. and crown STATIONERY
90 SCI Mr.. Wulfcrt cid business as H.
Noifcrt & Co.
BANl<RUPTCY SCHEDULE.
OSBORNE. REA d co. corporation
steam heating and ycnu'auug. a. "a West
Ist st. show liabilities OF Sl2' 036 and asset
~ $40 i3e consisting % stock S.-3t. Once
furniture $685. tools 81 $40. accounts, $5lNi
notes. e 10 and cash. 81. Among the GREG
t,ors are American Radiator Co. t.4u'
American Blower co.. S329i. piehl Manu-
featuring CO.. s. BIS Johnston Service 60.
a. IA. Julius Mauviue CO.. 1886. and NJ
egara Radiator CO.. Sh.tP
ASSIGNMENT.
II. sEIDEN HAT Co.--Hymen seiden
trading "a tho "a Seiden Hat Co manu-
tsrturer Of soft hats at 512 Grand st.. made
an assignment TO William Riau.
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Prank r s.hlren,o TO John Moyus zSt cns,,ntss
a Init iOOOl. April %: atty TUE ''' 500
,.o o,d lsqs' ZOO 4 2irl0O; Susanna r cn.
'ooi S on, Mathew. 1879 Pacific g., rn ia
tmtg sif 500 April ~. atty. Sn"'" 500
,eanTu 'sr n g. 100 Boston RI " =, a. 10
0St,on " silyerman. iudi7 and as err ,.,ty y s
Moses Crystal IT al eri'' Hp''' 81
ls9iH ST. u~ 10 Ge!srd az 2 90 " ssth s..
A Seljo to Laura u ; Mail'nnns /; william -
Jan B. attys. Mclaughlin n = 10 siOO
,o,e Tenou, AZ, 35fr irreg
i6IH 81 q, Al indiv and ~ eEr@ I w.
August @ If von IIolen 2l3 Morn; a. AUS. Hp e.
suS Lawyers Title Insurance ana i'u'' IS 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-29

Smith. sarah An u Bsehr e; al. si,?2Sse
RoseuthaL. An Brown. sltt2l
si1. H-Elekrs Toy and Novelty CO. Inc. Sle
Spitzor. F-Rsnken Realty Co. kl'e.'S
Russian Transport and lns CO WILLIAM "a
RYAN NC 7 McCo1crn si$22ei
swan. II Tt II William Nlj.il
Sonnenbers r. ard n scomon-F Elinshsusen
r,,,. scrv,r,,, ct. :.s 80
Rouse II W--Ssme, Sal ~
Slouins. M schulmsn. s,Sa
Scott B-F Hermann 2, al. $e9 ~
Rouceh. is frOhock A.tO y
Ws1ss Ts-99 FI De- Rosu e. :" ;.5Sit
Williams. T and Na,ile kuse-Teope. etc $4,000
NoeAs G. Is n Spesr 80 90
Ne,Sey. A-Acoiau Co. SlN.tf
Nciusiciu Msy Abbott Hardware Co. AlON n
Virginia Trading Gov Adams. s. So3 %
Ze!ncr M-A Raha $lti25
Webster. VA J. HAS Sis q
Turner. H. ard c II Young e'rs-M Turner, y.
William a Haase Inc-H Singer. ssi7 s?
1aN S. Rather Nall -
Tandy w NJ Lswlor e; al. tl3Sel
The Bronx.
Ansel Construction cO-Lincrusta Works r.sl l Is
Anse. Construction Go and Csrnins Ciori- same
Bchnins. A and raeuscr-Looschen Iisno
Case Co $50 y
SAme-Same. So II
Bristol Realty Co. Inc-L Cantor It al $2a5 e
GAVIN. W--M Godstein $5's p
Ta ,isT Rapid Trsas, co~H Ienose. 500
Keller 81 " Holmes. jr at al. $40 81
KsvsnaSh } II H. Sioyet, $9l3 rs
Potter Emily He la Place. tli2 -
Fs '1s'T' Ind A 5H I5.a Boqs9 .ns.p CO. s3
Tee 23th s. Construction CO. Bies ct al 90
Tiber Building Co Corporston--J GerosA ct al.
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RECORDED LEASED.
APRIL IS.
Manhattan.

NJ. -
ALLEN ST. i2i ali: Allen - lOi AZ nl;,,rh & sro
iqG an Morris Lipschir 70 ieh9 h1i"a a,'y Ina
a. A. II. 3 yrs from Dec J. l9If' ""'' "a
He,n'ch a. Az u. .-,,o- she FIand
REOspWAY n " cor sth 81. .eoiilL.. wv 'Inh,i
trustees ~ the Sailors snug hatn" VIA
lamc,i, j., ',eItH sttys Hawkins & l.. 90
I!oM S,S' pis,a $500, S'.go
eRoApwsY. v + 2es n sh 81. % 6tlli' oi,..'
land . ZANE 10 'a"s' ~ ''''" s.. zoo
psnaowAY " 80 u S,h 81. 2eerilsl ne
i s,t, s same 10 '''''' .,..,,s s. ; 200
esnADwAy IS ss2 9th ST. 20 6rll5l ne
~ sane TO zane. yrs from May l. ,IVian;
,,tys sane: $1,000 - .nD
BRoApwAY " = 55.S = 9TH s.. 299tllt ~; We
nSmI' 'amc 10 same yrs from May J. 'iioS5,
f'fvs sane. . t,.-er,--,r
DIVISION ST. 40 all saml Rog;e to b,1s'f ,,am
Bios GslO Neg Utrecht A. bh}nt -
Nav 1. 1912. atty. q II BryilHer' > h!.ooo
pubsoN ST. sIs. all. Stevenson Togle n, WI
Cruuc, ms Hudson SO. Srs from May J. "a
sfiys Pa.kus - q n. . Rector q. Sl.'.y
sHERIFF ST 66G basement sam kempirr 70
Tsrrr Fecher - sheriff Z 3 yrs from Ju'S ,dio
1915. atty VI Zanscr = Shenr - -, 30 -
wAVERLY PL. s. q. Il'e,,ly III 80, = ~ ~
W-.,sdrto Tidrn FoS chase I'd Jenku-town
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House for Mrs. Thaw.

Ne Blos 4 Eldrdge leased Tor Mrs. BENJAMIN
TI.,w l.r place Goa Bellevue ay. Newport r /. TO
Mr.. Fletcher Rstr. e san Francisco Mrs Thaw
f.rl .ac required q larger house than The Norrell
AZ O.-re Point which ID. been rented b. the same
broker. % Mrs Rutherford S'u}yesGUt OF New
York FOR TIE coming summer.
burton Thompson & Co.. Inc have leased prop
erfv owned by Mrs John McAfam. az Sea Gle.
Long j., and. 20 a client for the summer season.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
APRIL ..
The Bronx.

klEGSBRiOGE Az. g. l;3 25sth 3. Al,
tra garas- aud warehouse. 56tl00. Ames Tram,
Ter CO. q Ames. ou premises owner. J q
hie.nAenz 1888 / l2th s. C0ney Island srch.
s. 900
VAN CoURTlANOT Az cor villa av ~
ufE store AID d~s. -5N2I. the Henry Breufus .
60. t1t = fi.l 30. owner. Kohl laS Bili-
II Use architect. cost. g. O00
Arthur Az. s.. 10 - lSOth st. three : Nv
lrS tenmis, 50lt9O. l0I5Ot9s 10. w 4 Reilly /
u. Inc. w Rowan. sIII 81 az. president,
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50 MADISON AVENUE

The orders and notices tina, appear ~ 'h :
column apply only TO the BOY SCOUTS o %,
Amnri"a and not 70 any other organization
nsing the word Scouts" Lorlllard Spencer
Scnuf Commissioned
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
APRIL IS.
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

The FRS, name is tha, Of the debtor ire second
ma ~ the creditor. and date when Judgment was
brooklyn Heights r r. Co NJ Roth: March l2;
B.nimoyi-A JosepA-M struhl. Juno 20. 1912
Donnellv Charlotte T. and William p Archer-M
4 Singer 81 a March &c. 1915, St2I. lo
Fisher. George E-Honesdale National Bank FEB
Greenfield. samuei-M Kesner March 10. Iel5.
Johnston Frcierick-A H Goldis; Sept II. 1914, -.
Kurlan. Chsrles-M Marsunies. DC, 10. 1913. .
kramer Contracting Cos Freedman: April 5,
1918. S3N5.33
Ioviusohn. Sarah and Aaron Lipmsn--F =. PM,
lips June 49, 1910. S5S2 20
nick March 30. 1918. ~. OOO
Moynlhan. Edw AZ Moynhan Sept Q. 1913: $500
NArdone. Joseph-E Junser et al; Dec &. 1918 IA
Richter Rcinhold--o schwarll.r: Nov ls iris, :,
snverrnan. Mor1s-F Bsdl.r March 5, 1918 $500
SGtonSall. Ella u. and Samuel Gibord. r Won
Rai'E, Feb %. 1915 $685.
shulof Herman H-Honsnd Holding Co; March q.
NYC&HRRR CoJA o'Broni Jan e is0s
sohlansky. Samuel and Harry COhen-People exc,
Nov !. 1911 Vacated $500
shuof. Herman H-Housnd Holding Co; Feb %.
1918 Vacated N.SO5.O7