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J2. THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK WEDNESDAY. APRIL 8. 1908.

Mahops, total, $143,473, an Increase of LEGAL NOTICES. LEGAL NOTICES. Appointment Announced over last year. was carried through so successfully la3t year at Bridgeport. A committee was appoimcd.

and arrangements have been made to co-operate with tho Young Men's Christian Association of Brooklyn In providing speakers for shop rowings, out-door services and Sunday afternoon men's meetings. by ff. y. East Conference Prohi- Mem- tioners. brs H.ill ifi.1; ..1.106 16.411 67,033 HUSBAND LETGO WITH LECTURE When Magistrate called the case of Josephine Cernovsky of White street, Far llockaway.

in the court at that piece yeuterday, the woman walked up to tho bar and told the magistrate that she aid not wish to prosecute her husband, whom she had had arrested a few days ago on a charge of having abandoned her and their four children. After gng the husband. Louis Cernovsky, a severe lecture, Magistrate Gilroy discharged blm. Full Report of Changes Made in sions at Hanson Place Church Very Interesting Debate on Religion in Public Schools. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the grace of God.

free and Independent, To Ahbie Wyckoff Jones. Peter A. Monfort. Phoebe Ammerman, Howard L. Deiiarmo.

Fanny A. Detiarn.o. Harriet J. Carr. Sellna R.

Smith. Frank- vi.nnn Caroline E. tioper. Fanny Flessel. Jacob Valentine.

Andrew Valentine. -Amanda Martin. Fanny L. Hughes. Jessie Hughes.

Nettle V. Hughes, Jennie D. Hallenhwk. Lizzie D. Ray.

Jitnies N. Draper, James Grilbth, Lester (iriffiih. Lizzie u. deary, Josephine Howell, Wescntt Smith. Henrv J.

Smith, Joseph N. Smith. Emma S. Tasker. William Henry Sutton.

Ida R. Loper. Fanny E. Task-er. Eloise D.

Vernam. Florence D. Fisher, Satnantha V. Edgar. The Greenwood Cemetery, PuhiW: Administrator of the County of Kings, Attorney General uf the State of New York, and to any and all unknown heirs at law and next of kin of CornHIa Monfort.

whose names nnd parts of whose names, or whoso place, or places of residence are unknown and cannot after diligent Inquiry be nscertalned. send greeting: Whereas Franklin Trust Company, Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York, has lately petitioned our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to have a certain Instrument in writing hearing date the Jfith day of Noveinber. lt05. relating to real and personal property, duly proved as the last will and testament of CORNELIA MONFORT.

late of County of Kings, deceased. Wherefore, You, and each of you, are hereby cited to appear before our Surrogate of the County of Kings, at a Surrogate's Court to be held at the Hall of Records. In the Boroufth of Brooklyn, on the 4th day of May, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, then and there to attend the probate of the said last will and testament; and that the above named infants then and there show cause why a special guardian should not be appointed to appear for them on the probate of said last will and testament. In testimony whereof we have caused ths seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto afrWed. Witness, (L.

8.) Hon. Herbert Ketcham, Surrogate of nur said Countv, at the Borough of Brooklyn, the I4ih dav nf March, In the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and eight EDWARD J. BERGEN. IS -fit Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK Bv the grace of God free, and Independent To John Lain and Margaret HU Dickson, and any and all unknown persons, helrs-at-Iaw and next of kin of John Lain, deceased, send greeting: Whereas, Alexander Ialng and Elizabeth McGregor Owen, of Brooklyn.

New York City, have lately petitioned our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings to have a certain instrument In writing bearing date the 29th day of September, 190.1, reiailng to real and personal property, duly proved ns the last will and testament of JOHN LAING, late of Brooklyn, deecased. Wherefore, you and each of you are hereby cited to appear before our Surrogate of the County of Kings, ut a Surrogate's Court to be held at the Hall of Records, In the Borough of Brooklyn, on the 27th day of April. 190S. at ten o'cPnlt tn the forenoon, then and there attend the probate of the said last will and testament; and that tho above named Infants then and there show cause why a special guardian should not be appointed to appear for them on the probate of said last will and testament. In testimony whereof, we have caused th seal of our said Surrogate's Court Pi be hereunto affixed.

Witness. Hon. (L. 3. Herbert T.

Ketchem. Surrogate of our said county, at the Borough of Brooklyn, the 10th day nf March, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and eight. EDWARD J. BERGEN. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.

mhn-6w-w WINTRINOHAM. BIDNY IN PURSU-ance of an order of the Hon. Herbert T. Ketcham. Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice Is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claims against SIDNY WINT- BINGHAM.

late of the Borough of Brooklyn, City of Sow York, In the County of Kings, deceased, that they are required Mo exhibit the same, with the vouchers tnereof, to the subscribers, at their place of transacting business, the office of J. p. Wlntrfngham, No, 5 Bron1 street. Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, on or before Ihe lfith day of September, next. Dated March 2.

1908. HENRY C. WINTRTNOHAM. WILLIAM T. WINTRINOH AM, JOSEPH P.

WINTRINGHAM. m4-27t Executors. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THU Hon. Herbert T. Ketcham.

Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice Is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having Haima against JOHANNA KOF1IN. sometimes known as JOHANNA KOHN. late of the County of Kings, deceased, that they are required to exhlhlt the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at the oltlce nf his attorney, H. Blake Gil more, at No. isft Montague atreet, Borough of Brooklyn.

New York City, on or before the 3nth day of September next. Dated March 23, 11KR. JOHN KOEHN. Administrator. H.

Blake Gllmore, Attorney for Administrator. 189 Montague street. fim JO 1 1 hf rUUS II AN of an order of Hon. Herbert T. Ketcham, Surrogate nf the County of Kings, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against JOHN HOLHTEN, Jr late of the County of Kings, deceased, to present the same, with vouchers thereof, to thn subscriber, at nls place of transacting business, at the office 'f Frederic Klein, attorney at law, No.

44 Cedar rtreet. Borough of Manhattan, City o. New York, on or before the 15th day of September, iyW. Dated, Brooklyn, Now York, the 11th day of March, MICHAEL MOORE, Administrator. Frederic K.

Klein, Attorney for Administrator, 271 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan. Ne York. 1 1 IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDEROF THH Hon. Herbert T. Ketcham.

Htirrorate of the County of Kings, notice Is hereby riven, ac cording to law. to all persona having claims against nrunvn r. i a Mt'bhLb. late or the County of Kings, deceased, that they are reoulred tn iffxhlblt the same, with the vouch ers thereof, to thn subscriber, nt her place of transacting business, at i ne onice or haries J. Dodd.

No. 4." Cedar street, in the Borough of Manhattan. City of New York, on or before the I'jth day or September next. Dated March 11. UK.

MiM-iK it. executrix. Charlea Dedd, Attorney for Executrix. No. 4r.

Cedar Btreet. Borough of Manhattan New York City. mhll-flm HUSB A RD J. Tn pursuance of an order of Hon. Herbert Ketcham, Surrogate of (he County of Kings, notice is herehy given to all persona having claims against Leonard Busby, of the County of Kings, deceased, to present the same, with vouchers thereof, tn tho subscribers at their place of transacting business, No.

177 Montague street, in the Borough of Brooklyn. In the City of Now York, on or before the first day of October next. Dated. Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, March 16, BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY. THOMAa L.

LEh-MING, Executors. Dyltman, Oeland Kuhn. Attorneys for Executors, 19 Montague street. Borough of Brooklyn. City New York.

mhls'-Zt "TirVuKHUANCE OF AN ORDER OK THE Hon, Herbert T. Ketcharn, of the County of Kings, notice Is hereby given, according to law, to all persona having claims against WALTER L. TYLER, late of ihe Borough of lirooklyn. New York city, deceased, that they are requir-d to exhibit the same, with the voucher thereof, to the subscriber, at Rs pl-'e of business, 8.19 Flat-bush av. Borough of Brooklyn.

New York City, N. on or before the day of August next. Dated. February 19th. FisATUUSH TRUST COMPANY, Executor.

Henry D. Ttt. Attorney for Kxftrutor, 1M intague Street. Borough of Brooklyn, New York City. N.

Y. fl9-m wf quired to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subncrlln'r, et his otllce. Number P14 Montague street, in the Horough of Brooklyn, of the City of New York, on or before the fifteenth day of June next. Dated Hub December, 411 6m JOHN D. PRINCE.

Executor. 1 PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TID9 Hon. James C. Church, Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice Is hereby given, according to law. to all persona having claims against JAMES B.

SIMMONS, late of the County of Kings, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the eame, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at her lr of transacting business, the office of C. Augustus Havlland. ft82 Fulton atreet, Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, on or before the second dsv of July next. Dated Brooklyn, Hvw York. December 17, DRUHILLA C.

Executrix. C. Augustus Havlland, Atl'y for Ex-cutrlx. 8'J Fulton at. Brooklyn, Now York.

dJ8-6m iX PURSUANCE OF A NORDE OF THH Hon. Herbert T. etc ham, Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice Is hereby given, ac- cording tu law, to nit persons having claims against ANTONIO (MiNZALKZ. late of the Borough or urooKiyn, tieea.std, triat tney are required to exhibit the seme, with the vouch ers thereof, to Ihe subvrlber, at their pi ace of transacting business tho otllce of Armstrong, Brown A Poland, 71 Nasaau st. New York city, on or before the 2ith day of August, n- xt Dated.

February JSM. L.AWYKRS TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY and MANUEL A GONZALEZ, fl tino Executors. I.V PURSUANCE OF AN ORDKK OF THE Hon. Herbert T. Ketrham.

Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice Is hereby given, ac--ordinx to law. to all persons haviiiiT claims against HERMAN (HIRSCH) WE 'HSLER, ouniy or ttings, nereafle.j. tnai X' transacting business, at the office of Hodman, at lift Hroadwav. In of Manhattan. Cty of New York, flf day of nextDated, j.bruaiy 7'h iaiUIS WF.HISLKR.

Administrator, wen stein A llossman. Attornevs Ae mlnls'rator. Broadway. New Y-rk City, Borough Manhattan. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORTEK OF THE Hon.

Herbert T. Ket- ham. Sum gaf of the County of Klngn, is herebv given, ac-' cording to to ait pjs having against the -f 1 1 1 I RK CATHERINE AN UEINRp'H HENRY HA EL. CHARLES ZEAN KINO-DIIL JOHN CONSTABLE RICHARlJ 'BROWN. BUTLER.

ROBERT KERR, ERNEST KNI'SOE. ANTHONY ZAU IMAS SOI.oM"N ROBERT ALEXANDER JOHN MILLS and EMI LI SoN'TOWSKI or SoNTONES KI. deceased, that they iire required to exhibit the fiarue. with the v. ti-hers there-if.

to the subscriber, the adtnlrnsfet'-r, at bis "fTVe Temple Par Building c.u-t s'reet, li- unh of Brooklyn, Cl'y of New on before the lth day of March 11. CHARLES E. TEALE. Public Administrator. Kings Count.

Administrator. owe and post OnV ad 44 Ourt stree of Brsfikivn, City of New York char Ke.by. Attorney for Admin Istrator. 41 Cotm street. Borough City of New York.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE Hon. James C. church, Surrogate of thr County of Kings, notice Is hnby given. cording to law, to all persons having clalfns against MARY McCORMACK. late- the llor- bUKh of Brooklyn, deceased, that are re- IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE Hon.

Herbert T. Ketcham. Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice is hereby given, according to law. to all persons having claims against CHARLES B. HoLMRS, late of the County of Kings, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the sunin.

with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at her place of transacting business at the otllce of McGulre. Horner Smith. No. 1J Exchange place, Borough of Manhattan. New York City, on or before the th day or August next.

Dated. January 14. 1W. IDA 11. CANDA, Executrix.

Mcfiulre. Horner A Smith. Attorneys for Executrix. 1 Exchange Place, Borough of Manhattan. New York City IN PUitaUHNClS OF AN ORDER OF THE Hun.

James C. Church, Ku rive ate of the County of Kings, notice is hereby given, according to law, to oil persons having claims against JOHN WHITLEY, late of Brooklyn, isew York, deceased, that they are required to exhibit thn came, with thj vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at the office of his attorney, Frederic C. Seaman, at No. 120 Broadway, Manhattan Borough, New York City, on or before the Kith day of June next. Dated, December 2d.

1907. FKEDEKICfC NELSON WHITLEY, Executor. By FREDERIC C. SEAMAN. Attorney for Executor.

Broadway. Manhattan Borough. New York City. d4-2t IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE Hon. James C.

Church, Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice Is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claims against LEVI RICHARD DOXSEY, late of the Borough of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at her place of transacting business, the office of C. Augustus Havlland, 982 Fulton street, Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, on or before the thirtieth day of May next. Dated Brooklyn, N. November 11, 1907. LA VILLA DOXSEY, Exeeufrlx.

C. Augustus Havlland, Attorney for Executrix. 982 Fulton st, Brooklyn. N. Y.

nl3-flm SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF KINOS Auguat Levi, plaintiff, against Jennie We.ln-stdn et al, defendant In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale, duly made and entered in the above entitled action, bearing date the 81st day of March, and filed In the office of the Clerk of tho County of Kings, on the 31st day of March. 1908, the undersigned, the referee In said Judgment named, will sell at public auction, at the Real Estate Exchange. No. 1R9 Montague street, in the Borough of, Brooklyn, in the County of Kings, City of New York, on the 23d day of April.

ii8. at 12 clock, noon, on thiit day, by William P. Rae, auctioneer, the premises directed by aid Judgment to be sold and therein described as follows; All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the Borough ot Brooklyn. County of King, bounded and de scribed as follows: Beginning at a point on the westerly side or Christopher avenue distant two hundred and twenty-live (235) feet north erly from the northwesterly corner of Newport anJ Christopher avenues; running thence northerly along the westerly sldo of Christopher avenue fifty (M) feet; thence westerly, parallel with Newport avenue one hundred MOO) feet; thence southerly parallel with Chris-tonher avenue fifty (50) feet; and thenre east erly again parallel with Newport avenue one hundred (100) feet to the point or place of beginning. Dated Borough of Brooklyn, N.

April 1. low. Rosenthal, flteckler A Levi, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 3-'o Broadway, Borough of Manhat tan, CUV of New York. N.

Y. al 6t SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNT The Bank of North Hempstead, plaintiff, against Max Manning ana others, aerenoants. Pursu ant to a judgment of foreclosure and sale. dulv made and entered in the above action.

dated March 18, 1908, the undersigned, tho referee therein named, win seii'at public auction at the Real Estate Exchange, No. 1S9 Montague street. In the Borough of Brooklyn of the City of Now York, on the flth day of April, 1908, at 12 o'clock noon by James L. iirumiey. auctioneer, me rouowing described premises, AH that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with Improvements thereon erected, situate, lying and being In the Bor ough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and state or wew lorn, ann nounoea and descriiied as follows: Beginning at a point on the southerly side of Liberty avenue distant seventy- seven (77) reet six (it luetics westerly from the southwesterly corner of Liberty avenue nnd Cleveland street: running thence south erly parallel with Cleveland street and part of the distance through a party wall one hundred (100 feet; thenre westerly parallel with Liberty avenue twenty-live (2) fept: thence northerly again parallel with Cleveland street one hundred (100) feet to the southerly side of Liberty avenue, and thence easterly along the southerly (tide of Liberty avenue twenty-five (25) feet to the point or place of be-gloninng.

Dated March 19, 19o8. a. lie; it i u.n it i'i i'-u, ltereree. Herman W. Schmltz.

Plaintiff's Attorney. No. 20 Nasaau street, New York city. mhl 21 24 26 31 a2 S-71 SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY-Llzzie M. Moore, plaintiff, v.

Catherine T. Carlln, defendant. In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale- bearing date the 2Sth day of February. and entered in the, office of the clerk uf Kings County on the 10th day of March, the undersigned, the referee in aaltl Judgment named, will Hell at public auction on the 0th dav of April, 1908. at 12 o'clock noon nf that day, nt the Real Estate Exchange, No.

fti Montague street. Thorough of Brooklyn, City of New York, by James L. Hrumley. auc tioneer, the premises directed by onld Judgment to be sold and therein described follows: All that lot, piece or parcel of land in tho County of Kings. Porough 'if lirooklvn.

City and State of New York, with thn buildings and improvements thereon, described as follows: Reginnlng at a point on the easterly side of Ka.t Nineteenth street, distant two hundred and twenty fet southerly from thi southerly sldo of Avenue thence running easterly and parallel i with Avenue J. one hundred (100) feet; thence running southerly and parallel with East Nineteenth Btreet forty (40j feet; thence run- 1 nlng westerly nnd parallel with Avenue J. one hundred (100) feet to the easterly aide ol East Nineteenth street; thence running northerly along aaid easterly line of East Nineteenth street forty (t) feet, to the point or place of beginning, and known as 1023 East Nineteenth Btreet. Together with all the right, title and Interest of tho said vendor In and to East Nineteenth street fronting the above descrlled property Datel, Brooklyn. New York.

March 2lst, lfW. JOSEPH A. KENNEDY. Referee. Jones.

McKlnny Rtelnhrlnk. Attorneys for Plaintiff. 215 Montague Street. Brooklyn. N.

Y. mh2! 2Rb1 4 it SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY John Clark, plaintiff, vs. Meyer Socks and others, defendants In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and snle made nnd entered In tho above entitled action and bearing date; tho 17th day of March. IDOW, I. the undersigned, the referee In said Judgment named, will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, by William U.

Smith, auctioneer, at the Rrooklyn Rnl Estate Exchange. Limited, No. 189 Mntagu street. In the JiornuKh of city of New York, County of Kings and Htate of New York, on the day of April, llmS. nt o'clock, noon, of said day.

the lands and premises In stild Judgment mentioned and therein described as follows: All those, certain lds of land In the llornugh of Hrooklyn, of th City of New York, designated on a certain map entitled "Map of f.M property of estate of Will-lam E. Langley, W. H. Langley and C. Ward Goodrich, trnslws, situated In the Thirtieth Ward.

Section 18, Borough of Brooklyn. Cltv of New York. February, R. L. Williams, f'jty Surveyor," and filed In the offlen of the Register of the County of Kings, April 22, 1W, as and by tho lots Numbers 713 and 714, in Block GHO0.

said lots being on the wenterly sldo of Fifth venue, commencing fir :0 feet southerly from the southwest erly corner of I-'lfth avenue and Hlxly-twrond street and nemg nrty iei in width fronr and rear, and one hundred tloo feet In depth on either March II. lfM. SAMUEL T. MADLOX. Referee M.

F. Mcfddrtck. Attorney Plaintiff, 18 Montague street, Brooklyn, N. Y. mht! 21 28 ap2 4 8-7t NEW YORK SUPREME; COURT, KINGS Soh-m'-n Ktyler.

plain tin, agnlnst Morris Maer and others, defendants. In pursuance of a Judgment of nnd sate dulv made and entered In the above, tntitled nctlon, and bearing dat the lfith day of March. KrtH. I. the undersigned, the referee.

In said Judgment named. wii sell nt public auction to the hlghent bidder, by Wlili.im (I. Smith, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Re.I Estate Exchange, Montague at reet the of Brooklyn, County of Kings on the 9th day of April. 1WH. at 12 o'clock noon, the premises directed by ald Judgment to be sold, and therein described follow-All those certain lots pk.

or parc.Jn of nnd situate 1' lng and being In the Twenty-fourth Ward of the Hoi-otlgh of Brooklyn. County of Kings. City and State of -rk. houndi and descriUd as follows, to wit: Rgiintng at the i-irner farmed bv the fntersoei Pn of the westerly side of Ralph avenue with the north-erly side of Dean strei-t; rutin I rig thence northerly along the westerly side of Ralph avenue mxt v-teen fiT) fei-t two and ontj-liair (i lnch'-s; thence westerly and parallel with Dean Htreet one hundred 1ij feet, ttienc) southerly and parallel ulth Ralph avenue sixty-seven (if feet two ani ijj mcne th8 northerly side of Jn-nn street, and thence, easterly nlor.g the northerly aide of Dean street one hundred feet to the comer, the point or place or neginning. WILLIAM GOOI.

lo Referee. Charles J. Plaintiffs Attorney, 367-373 Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. Y. mliU-Sw a SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF KINOS- iu.

r.i.int.ir et 'W-dantIn pursnce of a p.dgj I merit foroci oinire a nd sale du made an entered In the ab-e entitled nation, -ar ir.g date thi 2Mh ny of March and filed in the ulPn of the Merit of 'bo ounty of Kin on the dav of March. I'A. I. tb I undersigned, the ref-re In eald p.dimvnt round, woi i-il at public suction nt th I Real to Exchange, No iv, Montague Btiet-t, in the Hor- ugh of in the County or King. nv or rn.

ife AprH. at on dav, bv U'llltfiti, P. ltHt. auctioneer, he directed hv s'lld Judirn'-nt to le and fh'-reln nn f. Hows: All t'rit Clin lot, pie' or par of land m'h boIHtnirx and 1 ents thT fed.

ultun'e. Ivirig Bro city ntridfd and nd tie, ng In Ii uvu of tnge, New York. County -w rlbed ai f-'ll I st a i lnt in the Intersection the n-rih of avenue nnd the side of n'ree; running iie-n irtheriy 'he of forty -to; P'et; thence wenlc-lv 1 wtth Rink" av enue and pvrt of the witv thr a party w.iit bun-lied C-i feet tii'-ri'- parallel with Poeli w'reet fret to the side of avenue, and th-n-e eastern 'he n-Ttheriv "Me of Blake ave nue one hundred I U'ti feet to the pint or pive of b-Kinnlng. pved IV, rough of ijn. Apn; HAMUEI, E.

MATRFS TWere Rosenthal. Stei-k Levi. for Plaintiff, Upfldwy, rough of Manhit- tJtn, CRy of. New York, N. Y.

1 tl I i Present membership. Brooklyn North PlPtrict. Hrooklyn South i'Hstrlcl. New Haven District New York District Totals Total membership. 73.r7S; Increase.

537. Hnnlisms Children. 2.H4: adults. 1.0. J.

Sunday schools After deducting cradle roll and home department there Is still an Increase of lie omcers and teachers anu scnuiai-e. Current exnenses Fur church purposes. for Sunday school purposes. 71.3p; total, 1368.579. an Increase of llfi.938 over last year.

Value of church property Churches. parsonages, $1, to tal. 19,692,700, an Increase or Sl7.7f0 over last year. Paid for building and Improvements. Paid on old Indebtedness, present in debtedness, 1530,623.

Afternoon Session, There were quite lively times at the afternoon session of the New York East Conference yesterday In the Hanson Place M. E. Church over memorials from other conferences presented by the chair man of the committee, the Rev. Dr. John H.

Wllley. Then a spirited debate arose over the report of a committee, the Kev. W. S- Wlnans, chairman, presenting it, relating to the elimination of the name of Christ and the Christmas carols from the exercises In the public schools and "the mutilation of the hymns of the church. Mr.

Wlnans said the "horns" had been taken out of the report of the committee and it had been made positive but kindly. It "deplored" the elimination of the name of Jesus Christ from the exercises and the text books and hymns and the sub stitutlon of other names for God. such as "gracious, adorable Father," by the Board of Education. Mr. Wlnans said, In view of the fact that there were 91 Methodist churches and 30,096 Sunday school scholars In Greater New York "we deplore this elimination and this violation of the state constitution and the cltv charter.

Dr. J. O. Wilson rose and said: 't think we should put back the That is too tame a resolution. The Christian sentiment of the communulty has been outraged.

Let us tell the pres idem of the Board of Education if it is not willing to represent the sentiment of this Christian community we ll get Board of Education that will. We can demand our rights without being often slve. We demand the civil and religious liberty of our people. The Christmas carols, the name of Christ and our good old hymns are dear to our hearts, and we must stand for tbem. Under no flag have our Jewish citizens bad such liberty as under our flag, and they must not be allowed to pull that and the cross of Christ down." This speech evoked loud applause.

Dr. Buckley suggested that two words, and condemn," be added to the resolu tion, "deplore and condemn." He also suggested the appointment of a com mittee of three careful and painstaking men to Investigate the matter and report to tne preachers' meeting In New York and Brooklyn, and that an Interview be had with Dr. Maxwell or somebody else to protest against the mutilation of the literature of the world to get Christ out of It. The Rev. H.

W. Byrnes suggested an amendment to add the words, "and pro test against tne elimination of the name of Christ, and that it be restored to the hymns." In this way the motion passed unanimously. Dr. C. J.

North said it should be de manded that he mutilated portions of tne nymns or the church be restored. The committee appointed is composed of F. G. Howell, George Adams and F. W.

Hannan. The memorial from tho Mg shlre Conference asking the General Conference to instruct the House of Bishops to assign themselves to groups of contiguous conferences for a period of four years was passed by a vote of 151 to 38. This Is what is called a "districted epis copacy." A memorial from the Troy Conference requesting the General Conference to restore a time limit provoked long debate. The Rev. Francis J.

McConnell of the New York Avenue Church, in speaking against it, said there was in these times, when the congregations were almost In a fluid condition in the constant removals of residence, need for flxity in pastoral terms, so that the pastor could know his congregation, the personnel of which changed every four years as a rule. The rapidity of city life demanded it. ine Kev. D. W.

Couch said thn rnnrnh should not take a backward step. ur. ueorge Adams believed the senti ment of the whole church was for a time limit. The New York and Newark eon. ferences had voted for It.

The lack of a time limit had produced more restlessness than was ever known. It was a serious' mistake not to return to a time limit. An unlimited time limit and an unlimited pastorate were an anomaly. tne Kev. m.

h. Beattva contended that the whole church should be considered. and not the individual man. Stability was neeaeu, ana no great church could ho built up with a changing pastorate. To put back the time limit would be a colossal blunder, and it would mean an exodus from the Methodist Church of laymen and ministers.

Dr. W. H. Lawrence contended for a time limit; the Revs. F.

W. Hannan. F. Howell, F. T.

Brown and others against it. and the memorial was defeated by 65 to 119. The memorial for an elective nresidlne- eldership, already explained in the Eagle, was aeieatea Dy a vote of 66 for and 110 against. The other memorial concernine nara- graph 248. relating to liquor selling, aancing, meater going, card playing, which was published In full on Monday that the General Conference be asked to provide an advisory clause instead of a mandatory clause, was not considered in that form.

A resolution presented bv Professor W. A. Rice strikine out the specific amusements, which Dr. Buckley declared supported the original rule, was passed by a vote of 164 to 22. This makes amusements a matter of the Individual conscience.

The reports of the Brooklyn Church Society and the New York Church Extension and Missionary Society were presented and the Rev. Dr. A. W. Byrt and tne Kev.

ur. Frank Mason North, the su perintendents, spoke of the work. The Kev. Dr. F.

B. Upham read the report for the Brooklyn Society and the Rev. W. W. T.

Duncan, for the New York rganization. Dr. Byrt spoke of the groat things accomplished by the debt-paying movement and hoped It would go on for- ver. ur. North said Manhattan and the Bronx offered a great missionary eld.

and a great opportunity. Both Drs. Byrt and North were recommended to Bishop Burt for reappointment. Henry Blatzj presented a resolu tion that the conference adopt the individual cup for use In communion on hy gienic grounds. The resolution was igned by half the members of the con ference and was passed.

Joseph Fettrlch. counsel for the confer- nce. was presented by the Rev. W. A.

Layton, who said he had never charged cent for all his valuable services. The lawyer was Introduced by Dr. Downey nd made a brief speech, closing with leading the singing of "Blest Be the Tie That Binds." The report of the Board of Stewards. portions of which were read by Dr. D.

A. Jordan and the W. A. Layton, showed that every claimant, ministers nd ministers widows, had heen paid in full. The claims on the funds were 1 and there was paid out $25,916.

Bishop David H. Moore, who had Just nlsbed his work with the New York Conference, was introduced and received with applause. The report of the conference commis-on on evangelistic work, read during the morning by the Rev. W. E.

Scofleld, contained these facts among others: The general direction of the activities of the commission has been chiefly in the ands of tho corresponding secretary, ho has taken for its work as much time as he could from the duties of a busy astorate ine commission has met three times during the year At tho first meeting the officers of last year were ro- lected, as follows: President, William Phillips Hall; recording secretary. B. M. Tipple; corresponding secretary. W.

E. coneld: treasurer, William S. Anderson. this meeting it was decided that the ommission would call particular atten- on through the year to personal evan gelism, with special stress Upon work for men and upon the evangelism of hildren. At the meeting of the commission held October 21 it was voted to attempt some form or evangelistic work at this session ol the conference similar to that which the Various Districts Last Ses Torrlngton-B.

F. Gilman. Unlonvllle Walllngford-A. O. Bnynton.

WATERBITRT. First Church F. D. Walter. St.

Paul's M. O. Lepley. South Church J. E.

Parks. Watertown W. M. Warden. Watervllle N.

E. Honnold. Westbrook and Saybrook R. R. Bennett.

West Granby S. H. Bray. West Hartland and Colebrook River Wethenmeld W. R.

Roberts Wethersneld J. D. Roberts Windsor O. B. Duslnberre.

Windsor Locks L. W. Holmes. Wlnsted B. F.

Kidder. Woodbury C. W. Dana. Yalesville-G.

B. Smith. NEW YORKblSTRICT. J. E.

Adams. Presiding Elder. New York City. BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. Beekman Hill J.

J. Blythe. Cornell Memorial J. H. Lockwood.

Jr. 01 Brand, assistant. Eleventh Street E. Fox. Italian Mission F.

A. Taglialatela. Second Street W. C. Wilson.

Seventeenth Street-A. 8. Hagarty Sixty-first Street F. A. Scofleld.

Thirty-seventh Street E. Hoag. Trinity D. A. Jordan.

Twenty-seventh Street F. J. Bhackleton. BOROUGH OF THE BRONX. Bronxdale C.

P. Barnes. City Island W. T. Pray.

Grace J. H. Palmer. Olln John Rlppere. Prospect Avenue W.

M. Can. Unlonport H. B. Succoch.

Westchester J. J. Snavely. West Farms H. H.

Mower. WiUis Avenue F. B. stockdals. New York State.

Mamaroneck A. B. Sanford. MOUNT VERN'ON. Asbury D.

D. Irvine. Chester Hill H. H. Beattys.

First Church O. F. Bartholow. NEW ROCHELLB. First Church Nelson Edwards.

St. John's W. W. T. Duncan.

PORT CHESTER. King Street A. Faust. Summerfleld H. Wakeham.

Pound Ridge T. B. Miller. Rye D. E.

Lyon, Connecticut. Bantam, Woodslde and Warren Miner Har- wood. Bethel L. M. Lounsbury.

BRIDGEPORT. First Church G. M. Brown. Grace H.

W. Bvrnes. Newfleld B. F. Saxon.

Summerfleld C. S. Ball. Trinity A. R.

Davles. Washington Park C. B. Barto. Cannon and South Wilton H.

W. Kuhlmann. Cornwall Bridge and Ellsworth E. A. Hen aerson.

Danbury A. J. Smith. Darlen T. N.

Lalne. Easton W. M. Beckwirh. Georgetown C.

S. Dikeman. GREENWICH. First Church-W. E.

Scofleld. Diamond Hlll-E. F. Piper. Litchfield R.

F. Shinn. Jxng Hill W. E. Patchln.

New Canaan C. E. Benedict. New Mllford H. K.

Smith. Newtown J. A. Osborne. Nichols W.

R. McDermott. North Wilton and Vista NORWALK. East Avenue G. T.

Freeman. Norwalk F. D. Torrey. Rowayton E.

W. Bysshe. South Norwalk S. O. Curtice.

Redding H. Q. Judd. Rldgefleld H. E.

Burnes. Roxbury C. H. Burrows. Baugatuck To ba supplied.

Southport E. F. Lounabury. Sprlngdale H. M.

Richard. Stamford B. M. Tipple and assistant, to be supplied. Stamford Circuit A.

J. Pennell. Stepney Stratford J. W. Eggieston.

West Goshen W. N. Taft. West Redding H. B.

Wing. West port G. E. Bishop. Some of the Important Changes Some of the important changes In the districts are as follows: The Rev.

Dr. W. W. Bowdish is made presiding elder of the New Haven dis trlct, and the Rev. W.

Layton goes ta Sixth Avenue Church to succeed him, his place at DeKalb Avenue being given to the Rev. Dr. W. w. Wilson, who comes in from Grace Church, New Haven.

The former presiding elder 'of the New Haven district, the Rev. Dr. W. A. Richard, goes to Freeport, L.

to take the place of the Rev. Dr. wight A. Jordan, who goes to Trinity Church. Manhattan.

The Rev. W. J. Thompson, pastor of Simpson Church, gets the Rev. W.

S. Winans, from the Vanderveer Park Church, as as sistant, the Rev. H. D. Trinkhaus coming down from Seymour, to go to Van derveer Park.

The Rev. Dr. W. H. Lawrence is changed from Port Jefferson to Trinity Church, Richmond Hill.

The late Dr. R. T. McNIcholl's place in Greenpoint is taken by the Rev. C.

II. Grubb. Tbo Rev. R. W.

Keeler is sent to Cropsey Avenue Church, in place of H. R. Mower. The Rev. W.

G. Griffin, who was at the Tompkins Avenue Church, now united with DeKalb Avenue, goes to St. James, Bensonhurst, to take the place of the Rev. C. W.

Flint, who was appointed to the First Church at Middletown, to take the place of Dr. Henry Baker, who Is sent to Patchogue. The Rev. S. D.

Lewis of Huntington. L. changes place3 with the Rev. W. H.

Barton. The Rev. W. H. Kidd, who was at Trinity Church, New Haven, goes to Meriden, In place of the Rev.

F. B. Stockdale, who is ap pointed to Willis Avenue Church, Man hattan; the Rev. J. W.

Maynard changes Patchogue for Trinity Church, New Haven. The Rev. A. F. Chamberlain takes the place of the Rev.

Jabez Scott at Valley Stream, Mr. Scott becoming supernumerary to rest a year. The Rev, Henry Mefld changes to the North Church In Hartford, from Warren Street Church the Rev. J. E.

Zeiter coming to Warren Street from St. Paul Church, Hartford Very little real business was transacted at the evening session, but something had to be done to kill time while the bishop and his cabinet were struggling with the lists. Dr. Buckley gave his lecture on conditions In Russia for which he said he usually charged 100 and made a speech In thanks for a resolution presented by the Rev. Ernest G.

Richardson, which reminded the conference that Dr. Buckley had been elected for the tenth time as a ministerial delegate to the General Conference, and ho explained how a young man could bo elected a delegate, which is not often done. After he had been congratulated Dr. Buckley eald he had telegraphed to Brother Cooke. The Rev.

Dr. W. V. Kelley presided until the arrival of the bishop and the Rev. Dr.

W. W. Martin. Dr. D.

G. Downey and others Indulged in considerable fun at each others expense. The Rev. A. M.

Trelstad told of his work among the Norwegians and said there was need of a new church, as they were overcrowdpd. The Rev. Dr. J. W.

Johnston told of his work at Old John Street Church. Dr. W. V. Kelley spoke for the Methodist Review and the Rev.

Theodore S. Henderson, Hold secretary of the Commission for Aggressive Evangelism, spoke eloquently of labor among the colleges. The Rev. Dr. D.

G. Downey tried to get In a memorial asking the General Conference to pay strict attention to the readjustment proposed In the Board of Education, the Freedman's Aid Society and the Sunday School Society, for the consolidation proposed was not wise or workable. Dr. Buckley said there was no need of the memorial, as the General Conference paid strict attention to all memorials, and there was no danger that the colored people would be set off by themselves In their educational work. It was laid on the table.

Treasurer Estcs report showed that $164,000 had come In to the conference from all sources and there was still $4,000 or $5,000 more to come. Bihsop Burt announced the following transfers just before reading the appointments: Transfers In: Ruther W. Springer from the Baltimore Conference; H. W. Kuhlmann from the Upper Iowa C.

S. Gillespie from the Des Moines Con ference: Olln Coit from the Northern New York Conference. Transfer out: J. L. Rollins to Austin.

(TexaB.) Conference. The following is the report of the Rer D. Lewis, statistical secretary of the conference: Report of Statistical Secretary. Total ministerial support: Pastors. 1334.

711: bouse rent. J95.633; presiding elders, Hi. 0,3, GERMAN SOCIETIES. Th? comic opera "Der LusUrg Kricg." by Jnhann Strausa. Is to be produced under tho direction of Carl Pique on Easter Monday, at Prospect Hall, by the Brooklyn Quartet Club.

Mrs. Kathcrine Noack Pique. William Bartels, Margaret Zeidler, Max Kleppe, Herman Pique and other well known players and singers, will take part. The executive committee of the Order of Prosperity was in session Monday night and President Gregor Rie3e ap pointed the following deputy presidents for a term of two years: John Kraus. Fred Heiser, C.

D. Christoffcra, John Schmidt and George Waller. At the quarterly meeting of the J. H. Schults Baker Sick Benefit Society held Monday night, at headquarters, Steiger-wald's Hall, corner Beaver and Ellery streets, it was reported that the society has a capital of $8,143.30.

The membership is 138. The Eichenkranz Singing Society of East New York enjoyed an entertainment at Piel's Hall, last night. The Eichenkranz Ladles Circle atteuded. The Music Society Harmony met last night at Rittlng's Hall, 241 Floyd street, to congratulate President Huldrelch Voicf his birthday. Mr.

Volgt was presented with a floral piece. The Hessiche Saengerbund, Balthasar Schnell, president, is making preparations for an Easter entertainment on Sunday, April 19, at Rittlng's Hall, 241 Floyd street. DRIVER BADLY HURT. Tried to Stop Runaway Team and Was Run Over. While attempting to stop a team of runaway horses, attached to a garbage wagon, owned by George Winkler of Cen tral avenue.

Far Rockaway, yesterday afternoon, Louis Caponi, 37 years old, a driver, of Remsen avenue, that place, fell under the horses and received a laceration of the left hand. He was attended by Ambulance Surgeon Klein and removed to St. Joseph's Hospital. CORPORATION NOTICES. NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.

SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT In the matter of acquiring title by The City of Now York to certain lands and premises situated on the northeasterly line of St. Nicholas avenue. between Suydam street and Willoughby ave nue, in the Borough of Broklyn, in The City of New York, duly selected as a site fur school purposes, according to law. Notice is hereby given that William O. Campbell, John H.

Fleury and Lewis R. legman. Commissioners of Estimate, In the above entitled proceeding, have made and signed their final report herein and on April 8, 1903, filed the same In the office of the Board of Education of the City of New York, at Park avenue and Fifty-ninth street, In the Borough of Manhattan, in the City of New York, and on the same day filed a duplicate of said report In the office of the Clerk of Kings County in the Hall or Records In the Borough of Brooklyn, in the City of New York, and that said report will be presented for confirmation to the supreme court at Special Term for the hearing of motions, to be held in the County Court House in Kings County on April 2X, 108. at 10:30 o'clock. A.M..

or as soon there after as counsel can be heard. Dated. Borough of Brooklyn. Cltv of New York, April 8, 1908. FRANCIS K.

PENDLETON. aS-10t osu Corporation Counsel. LEGAL NOTICES. NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF KINGS Fanny G.

Slack, plaintiff, against aamuei n. Montrose ana Jennie Montrose, his wife; Henry Montrose, Alice Coles, Emily Burtis. Samuel H. DeMott. as executor and trustee of and under the last will and testament of Georglanna Slmonson, deceased; Howard M.

Slmonson. Ida Smith. Lottie DeMott, Hettle Brower, Cornelia Denton, John H. Brower and Augusta, C. Brower.

his wife; Richardson Brower and Catharine Brower. his wife; Alexander Combs. Samh A. Ike, Em-mallnda Carman. Sarah Seaman, John H.

Montrose and Mary Elizabeth Montrose, his wlfo: Merwln Montrose and Laura Montrose. his wife; Carman M'ntrose and Emma. Montrose, his wife; Daniel W. Montrose and Frances Montrose, his wife: Carmen S. Whaley.

Thomas Whaley and Emma Whaley, his wife; Charles Whaley and Susan Whaley, his wife; Elnora Lewis. Lilly Combs, Eva Ann Combs, Amanda Denton, Sarah Ann Hendrickson, Mary Denton, Clin ton Brower. F. Demott Brower and Cornelia Brower, his wife; Hiram Brower, Eliae Hrower and Lottie Brower, his wife; Ellen Walsh. Mary Ward, Susan Player, Julia Kimball, I ovinia Pearsall, Amelia Carman, Elizabeth Brower, Laura B.

Frost, Julia Neu, Cornelius Brower and Eliza A. Brower. his wife; George W. Brower, Samuel Brower and Minnie, his wife; Dltmas Brower, Frank Brower and Ella Brower. his wife; Thomas Finucan and Ijottie Flnucan.

his wife; Charlotte Shields, Augusta A. Wtl-son, Matthew Flnucan, Lottie Wells. Daniel Combe and Annie L. C. Combs, his wife: Sarah J.

Brower. Mitchell Brower and Elizabeth A. Brower. his wife; William S. Pearsall and Almira Pearsall.

his wife; Benjamin k. iJear8all and Dolly Pearsall, ms wire; Elizabeth Ann Mott. Emma Bedell. Alice Saxon, Sarah Hester Combs, Clmrlotte Combs. Robert Combs and Jane Combs, his wife; Smith Combs and Susan A.

Combs, his wlfo; Samuel Combs and Amelia Combs, his wife: Charles Comba and Mary Combs, his wlfo; Lillian M. O'Connor, Ernest 8. Montrose, Florence Montrose, William Montrose, James King and Hattle King, his wife; Ida Esther Muohmore, Grace L. Muchmoro and Julie Muchmore. Mary J.

Foster, Emma Walters, Lillian Mason, George W. Reeves and Susie, his wife; Walter Flower and Dollls Flowpr, his wlfo; Sarah J. Slcgel, Frederirk V. W. Hewlett and Melissa Hewlett, his wife; Bertha F.

Hewlett, Walter Flower, as administrator of the goodH, chattels and credits which were of Irkey Flower, deceased; Frank Baldwin and Amy Baldwin, his wife; Charles Baldwin. Edgar Baldwin and Alfretta Baldwin, his wife; Theodore Baldwin, and Mary Baldwin, his wlfo; Emma Williams. Iavinla Raynor. Seaman Baldwin and Mary E. Baldwin, his wife; Josephine B.

Morse, George Baldwin. Thomas W. Pearsall and Catharine Pearsall, his wife; I jester Brower and Carrie Brower. hfs wife; Julia A. Langdon.

Etta Golder. William Ryder and Hattle Ryder, hln wife; Ellas Ryder and Amelia Ryder, his wife: Mary E. Brower, Alice Combs, Smith Combs and Annie Combs, his wife; Thompson Combs and Mary Combs, his wife; John H. Combs and Martha Combs, hts wife; George Wod and Annie Wood, his wife; Julia A. Woorl, Frank Wood and Margaret Wood, his wife; Elizabeth E.

Walls. Ann Amelia Smith. Jep'mlnh Brower and Mary J. Brower. his wife; Walter M.

Johnson and Nettie Johnson, his wife; A life Coles. Jean-ette Johnson, Elizabeth 'Fish. George Osenr Pettlt nnd Alverder I'ettft. his wife; George R. Smith nnd Amelia Smith, his wife; Ella Wood, Margaret A doll Lnnatn.

Charles A. Pettlt and Carrie Pettlt, his wife; Cora L. WHson. Elvira Rcbb. Isaac Slot, Frenres Roth.

Elvira SMP Murrnv. Beatrice Blake, Emma F. Fink, Charles Blrdsall. Wilbur Bird-sail and Mary E. Rlrdsall.

bis wife; Addle Hteinhardt, Frank 'Binlwli and Susie Blrdfall. his wife; Frank Dunham. Jemette Smith, Charles L. Pettlt and Mirv Pettlt. his wi; Ella E.

Hnff. George Pettlt. Eupenn W. Pettlt and Kate pettlt, his wife; Ellas Pettlt and "Susan" Pettlt, his wife; John Pettlt and "Mary" Pettlt. his wife: David PMtlt and "Ann" Pettlt.

his wife: William March and "Ruth" Marsh, bis wife: William A. KIrby and "Jane" Kfrby. his wife; the names "Susan." "Mary." "Ann." "Ruth" nnd "Jane" being fictitious, defendants' christian nnms being unknown to plain ttn and anv and all unknown persons, whose namej and parts of whose names are unknown, nnd whose place or places of residence are unknown and cannot be ascertained. lelng the widow and hejrs at law of William M'ntrnse. deceased Elias Pettlt.

If deceased; John P-'t'lt. If rioreised: David Pettlt, if deoemed; Wflllim Marsh. If deceased, and William A. Klrhv. If Carrie Slote Hunter and Fannv Rnlney.

rie- I fendants. I. th undesigned, duly appointed I referee, bv ordt of this court, dated on ths -'mn nay oi January. require encn person not a party to th action, who nt th date hereof hud a lien npon nnv undivided Hhare or Interest In th property sought to be. partitioned herein.

anJ which Is hereinafter rlcBcrlbed. to appear before me on or before the lut day of Mny, lflr' at my office. No. isft Montague street." In the Borough of Rrnnklvn. in the County of Kioirs.

to prove hts ln and the tnio amnint ip or t0 be- nmo due to him bv rr.Tyon thre.f. The premises are describe In the complaint In the ab'iv cause an foiin-v All that 'r-'aln lot of land with the Improvements thereon, situate, lying and binfr in the Seven Ward of ih Bor-iugh nf Brooklyn, of Klncs and State of New York known nnd dlstlntrutwhed on a of property belonging to Johnson as bd ninnl-T on hundred and seventeen hounded and dew-fiord as f.l!'v.s vfjs. Retrfnnlni; at a point on the westerly sI'V of Kent a-cn'i, dlHtar.t two hundred nnd fortv southerly from the corner formed hv th intersection the southerly side of WIHouchn avenue with th( westerly sid of K-rt trer thence running westerly nn a lln ivV. with Th wait linrl side nt WIDourhbv i- nnj hundred feet thence running a line with K'-nt v- nno went v-f and four ln-hes: th'-n-e rmning viferrv on a lin parallel with avenue on hundred fet the wctHv fdj of Knt avenue; thence runnlnit northerly ng the westerly sl'le nf K-nt avenue Tit v-four feet and ln-hes th place of be-ginning. Dated.

March 17 1'K CKOur.tz Aft Referee. William Mmifh. Plaintiff's Mt-tm-v Montague street. Brooklyn T. mhlSltw BROOKLYN INVESTOR.

Albany, April John H. Dreyer of Brooklyn is a director of the Human-stone Introducing Novelty Company of Xew York City. Just Incorporated with a capital of LEGAL NOTICES. COUNTY COURT, KINGS COUNTY HER-bert Bouffhton. plaintiff, against Arthur Hold-helm, the Cecil Realty Corporation, defendants In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale made and entered In the above entitled action, dated the 27th day of March, 130S, I will sell nt public auction to the highest bidder, by William P.

Rae, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 1S9 Montague street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on the 23d day of April. 1308, at twelve o'clock noon, the lands in said judgment mentioned and therein described as follows: All that certain plot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the Borough of Brooklyn of the City of New York, County of Kings and State of New York, known and designated on a certain map entitled "map of 260 lots In the Thirtieth Ward, Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York. N.

compiled April 5th, 1905, by Fred C. Pennington, City Surveyor, lfi Court at, Brooklyn, N. and filed or to be filed In the office of the Register of the County of Kings aa and by the lots number! twenty-eight and thirty-two, both Inclusive, and which said plot Is bounded and described as follows, to wit: Bearlnnlnar at the corner formed by the Intersection of, the south westerly eioe or Kignty-second street with the easterly side of Sixth avenue: runnfn thence southeasterly along the southwesterly side of tiKniy-secona street nmety-tnree and 6i-ion feet; thence southwesterly at right angles to Elffhty-second street one hundred and 60-100 feet; thence northwesterly parallel wdth Eighty-second street sixty-five and 23-101 feet to the easterly side of Sixth avenue, and thence northerly along the easterly side of Sixth avenue one hundred and seven and 18-100 feet to the comer, the point or place ot beginning. ALFRED T. HOBL.EY.

Sheriff of Kings County. Edwin Kemnton. Plaintiff's Attorney. 175 Remsen st, Brooklyn, N. Y.

apl 3w SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY- Mary E. Small, plaintiff, against Moris Rlsni- coAT and others, defendants In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale, made and entered in the above entitled action, and bear ing date the 3lst day of March. 1908. I.

the undersigned, the refereo In said Judgment named, will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, by Taylor Fox, auctioneers, at the salesrooms of the Taylor Fox Realty Com pat at No. 45 Froadwav, in the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings. City and State of New York, on the 23d day of April, litOS at twelve clock, noon, on that day, the lands and premises in said judgment mentioned and therein described as follows: All that certain tot, piece or parcel of land, with the bull jlngs and Improvements thereon erected. lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn.

County of Kings, City and State of New York, bounded and described as fol lows, to wit: Beginning at the southeasterly corner of South Third street and Havemeyer (formerly called Seventh) street: running thence easterly along the southerly side of South Third street twenty-five (25 feet; thence southerly parallel wilh Havemeyer Btreot nlnet y-fiva (9i ee hence westerly parallel with South Third street twenty-five (25) feet to the easterly sldo of Havemeyer street: thence northerly the easterly Bid of Havemeyer street ninety-five (95) feet to tho point or place of beginning. Dated Brooklyn, N. April 1. 190H. j.

i.k nui uiuun. itereree. Coombs A Wilson, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 84 Broadway. Brooklyn.

N. Y. al 7t I SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY John F. Wallberg, plaintiff, against Mary C. lattery and another, defendants.

In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered In the above entitled action, and bearing date the 27th day of March, 1908. I the undersigned, the referee said Judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by William H. Smith, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Keai Estate Exchange, No. 189 Montague Btreet. in the Borough of Brooklyn.

County of Kings, on the 23d day of April, 1908, at twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed by eald judgment to be sold, and therein described as roiiows. All that certain lot, plot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn, of the City of New York, County of Kings and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point the northeasterly side or rlnht of way from Voorhles road to Emmons road, distant two hundred and three and sixty-one nne-hundredths (203 81.100) feet northwesterly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the northeastefly side of said right of way with the northerly side of Avenue running thence northeasterly alonp land now or late of Mar garet voornees, one hundred and ninety-nve and twenty-two one-hundrodths O05 22.100) feet to land now or late of McKane: thence northwesterly alon said McKane'e land twon-ty-five (25) feet to land now or late of John Mullan: thence southwesterly along said Mul-lan's land one hundred and ninetv-four and eighty-nine ons-hundredths (194 89.100) feet more or less to the northeasterly side of salt! right of way; and thence southeasterly along the northeasterly side of said right of way twenty-five (2f) feet to the point or place of beginning. Together with all the right, title and Interest of the said Mary C. Slattery of, in, and to said right of way lying In front of and adjoining eald premises. Dated.

April 1. 1908. H. FRANCIS PYRUFF, Referee. Caldwell Logan Holmes, Plaintiff's Attorneys, 44 Court street, Brooklyn, Y.

al-3w COUNTY COURT KINGS COUNTY Sinclair Tousey and Nellie Tousey, as executors of and trustees under, the last will and testament of John E. Teusoy, deceased, plaintiffs, against Abraham Kennedy, and others, defendants. In pueuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale made and entered in the above entitled action, dated tho 23d day of March, 1908, I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by William P. liae, auctioneer, at th Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange No. 189 Morigue street, In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on the 16th day of April, 1908, at twelve o'clock noon, the lands In said Judgment mentioned, and therein described as follows: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn of the City of New York, County of Kings, and State of New York, and bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the southerly side of Sutter distant ninety feet westerly from the corner formed by the intersection of the southerly side of Sutter avenue with the westerly side of Hopklnion avenue; running thence southerly, parallel with Hop-k In son avenue and part of the distance through a party wall, ono hundred feet, two and three-quarter inches; thence westerly parallel with Sutter avenue, twenty feet; thence northerly, parallel with Hopklnson avenue, and part of the distance through a party wall, one hundred feet, two and thrno-quarter Inches to the southerly side of Sutter avenue, and thence easierly olong the southerly side of Sutter avonue twenty feet to the point or place of beginning.

Also ail the right, tltlo and interest of the parties of, in and to Sutter avenue lying In front of and adjoining said premises to tho center line thereof; together with all fixtures nnd articles attached to or used In connection with said premises. Dated, March 'j3, im. ALFRED T. HOBLEY, Sheriff of Kings County. Edwin Kempton.

Plaintiffs' Attorney, J7.1 Remsen street, Brooklyn, N. Y. inh-W3w-w NE YO RK SUPREME 'Ol KINGS COUNTY Garrison Lfebt-rman and Stephen Coonibs, plain tiffs, against Max Fink and others, defendants. In pursuance of a judgment of fureHoanre and sale duly made and entered In the a hove entitled action, dated the 24th day of March, the undersigned, the referee therein named, wit sell at public auct inn to the highest bidder, by Wililam H. Smith, auctioneer, at the Real Estate Exchange, isfj Montague in th; Borough nf Brooklyn.

County of Kings N. on the day of April, nt 12 o'clock noon, the lands In said Jtidgnvnt men-timed and therein described ns follows, to wit: All th-it certain lot, pe-e or pare-! of land, with the Improvements th--re on erected, sit time, lying ann: heing In the Borough of Brooklyn. County of King, city and State nf New York, bounded and described as P. I lows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the westerly side avenue, distant twenty-fle northerly from tho northwesterly corner of Rejd avenue nnd Macon street, running thenoti wettferlv nod parallel with Macm nfrect etghtv ferji; 'thence northerly anu pa run', nn itepi averiuy. twentv-Hve fc-t.

thence easterly aaln parallel with street eighty feet th westerly sine or neid avenue, and thence poutm-rl the west- ly side of Re id aventt twenty-five fet to the point or pl'" or beginning. Dated. Brxk-lyn. March GKORGE C. BUEr'HNER, Referee.

August tis M. Priee. Attorney for Plain tiffs, 350 Fulton Street. Brooklyn. N.

Y. mhd Jwhi COUNTY KINGS COUNTY Herbert C. Smith plaintiff, against H.irrv L. Proline and "Rebecca" Prouse, his wlf, the said name "ItetM-ccV h'-lng tWUM'mn, h-r true given name llnn unknown to plalntfff, Henry 'nht-n A. S' timid Frank HtH-erinun', Ansel Kaufn.an; I'arsheliky; lister Keith, doing as I--Hter Shoe Company; Eil'M White; Harrison Rockefeller and Rov R'fk--fe er.

doing bonneim under the firm name Roi Hi -thers, nnd Waik'-r t-ries Corrpany, tits. To the i ve named d'-fendmits: Yi-u ere hereby sutnriv'ii to answer the complaint tn this action, and -rve a copy 0f jr answer on thn plaintiff's attorney within twenty djivs nfi'-r rvP. of this summons, exclusive th! day of service, nnd it) case of your fnliur to apiear or answer. Judgment "HI i i Mgatnit you by default, the demanded the complaint Dattd February l'j, h.VHTII A BUXTON. I'laintlffs Attorneys Office nnd vi office address.

No. ir Court street. of lr-okln. City of New York. Y.

H.irrv It "Rebecca" hi wife, th said tl'im h'-r true invert name being unknown Pl.ifniirf. and H.ut.lson Walker lu fi fne mpanv The T' -ing suintnotiH Is nTvd upon v-u bv iblicati -n puisuunt hii -rd of Hon. ldke, mie the ludgMS Kings County, d-'ited the lv March. 1''. and filed with the complaint In the of the Clerk of King c.ip:y nl the iia of R'-i'-r! in the It'-ro-jgh of City an i btate of New irk- Dated March :4.

VM. PMTTH A RT'XTON. Attorneys for I With his ticket purchased and bis sleep- tog I berth secured. Bishop Burt was a lit tle nervous last night as to whether he would be able to catcb the midnight train lor Keene, N. where he was to open the New Hampshire Conference this doming.

It was nearly 11 o'clock when be returned to the Hanson Place M. E. Church from the final meeting of the Cabinet, where much time was spent in making the troublesome adjustments In the appointments which presented themselves. He finished reading the appointments with barely enough time left to eatch his train. The following is the official list of the appointments tor the four districts: BROOKLYN NORTH DISTRICT.

t. B. Cbadwlck. P. E.

New York City. BOROUGH OP BROOKLYN. Andrews F. a. Howell.

BuBbwlck Avenue F. W. Hannan. DoKalb Avenue W. W.

W. Wilson. Epworth T. L. Prloe.

First Church C. H. Orubb. Fleet Street B. O.

Richard son. Knickerbocker Avenue P. Fisher. St. John'-C.

H. Prtddy. Sands Street Memorial F. B. TJpham.

Rlmpeon W. J. Thompson, W. 8. Wlnans, Jr.

South Second Street I. A. Marsland. South Third street William Hamilton. Tabernacle I H.

Caswell. Union W. P. Estes. Williams Avenue W.

W. Gillies. York Street 1. Cunningham. BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

East Side Parish John R. Henry, A. H. Wilson. T.

E. Hubbard, Gaspare Scarlata. John Street J. W. Johnston, J.

B. Hamilton. Seventh Street-ohn R. Henry. BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

Astoria-Trinity W. H. Burgwln. Italian Mission A. M.

Rlgglo. Baysida A. C. Flandreau. Corona W.

C. Blakeman. Elmhurst W. M. Hughes.

Floral Park H. F. Kastendleck. Flushing W. W.

Wlnans. Glendale Frederick Gunton. Hollls J. B. Smith.

Jamaica W. L. Davison. Long Island City: Grace Alfred Hodgetts. Third Church I.

H. Hough. Maspeth Alexander MoLean. Middle village G. W.

Hylton. Ozone Park O. Osterheld. I Richmond Hill, Trinity W. H.

Lawrence. Bhaw Avenue G. W. Servls. Whltestone William Balzlel.

LON8 ISLAND. Bayvllle and Locust Valley E. B. Schlltz. Calverton O.

C. Lane. Centerport F. W. Smith.

Central Isllp and Hauppauge E. S. Wright Cold Spring Harbor E. S. Jackson.

Commack Circuit To lie supplied. Coram and Middle Island E. W. Snrigley. Cutchofrue G.

E. Farrar. East Meadow Oscar M. Buck. East Norwich A.

A. Lathbury. Farmtngdale and Melville J. F. Dunkerke.

Flanders James Robinson. Glen Cove J. J. Moffltt. Great Neck H.

C. Whitney. Greenport G. W. Slmonson.

Hempstead H. B. MunBon. Hicksvllle Circuit Alexander McNIcholl. Huntington W.

H. Barton. King's Park H. W. Mlnlsh.

Lake Grove and St. James To be supplied. Matutuck and Jamesport George E. Noble. Northport F.

L. Strickland. Orient B. C. Pllsbury.

Oyster Bay W. I. Bowman. Port Jefferson William McNlcholl. Port Washington B.

B. Brown. Rlverhead E. L. Thorpe.

Roslyn and Searington E. P. Alvord. Sea Cliff-L. R.

Streeter. Setauket V. V. Carnes. Smithtown J.

N. Cox. Southold J. A. Swann.

Stony Brook J. O. Munson. Westbury John Brlen. Woodbury Circuit W.

M. Fanten. BROOKLYN SOUTH DISTRICT. C. S.

Wing. Presiding Elder. New York City. BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. Bay Ridge, Grace George Adams.

Bensonhurst, St. James W. D. Glffln. Borough Park H.

V. Rose. Buffalo Avenue H. S. Still.

Cropsey Avenue R. W. Keeler. Eighteenth Street L. K.

Moore. Embury Memorial W. H. McMaster. Fenlmore Street G.

W. Osmun. First Place G. L. Thompson.

Flatlands A. F. Chamberlain. Fourth Avenue E. A.

Burnes. Good sell F. G. Fowler. Grace F.

F. Shannon. Gravesend R. S. Putney.

Hanson Place C. E. Locke, H. E. Hiler.

Herkimer Street R. S. Povey. Janes Robert Bagnall, R. M.

Forman. New York Avenue F. J. McConnell. Nostrand Avenue J.

O. Wilson. Prospect Avenue W. S. Jackson.

Ridley Memorial Gu stave Laass. St. Mark's J. H. Wllley.

R. F. Norton. St. Paul's J.

H. Falrchild. Sheepshead Bay H. D. Weston.

Sixth Avenue W. A. Layton. Summerfleld J. E.

Holmes. Sumner Avenue G. S. Eldrldge. Vanderveer Park H.

P. Trinkhaus. Warren Street A. W. Byrt, E.

Zelter. Wesley Rowland Hill. BOROUGH OF QUEENS. Morris Park Frederic Stlehler. Springfield S.

D. Lewis. Long Island. Amityville: First Church H. S.

Scarborough. Simpson O. D. Colt. Babylon E.

D. Bassett. Baldwins W. D. Tuckey.

Bayport J. W. Mace Bay Shore W. D. Beach.

Bellmore G. A. Gibson Bellport J. O. Munson.

Blue Point To bo suplled. Bridge hampton A. M. Wllkins. Brookhaven S.

E. Lawson. Centre Moriches H. A. Wood.

Easthampton Joseph Baird. East Moriches F. E. Shoemaker. East Quogue F.

E. Whiteside. Elmont, St. John's Julius Nelson. Freeport William A.

Richard. Good Ground C. S. Gillespie. Isllp J.

T. Langlols. Lawrence J. J. Foust.

Lynbrook H. L. Glover. Oceanside W. I.

Reed. Patchogue Henry Baker. Rockville Centre W. E. Schoonhoven.

Sag Harbor M. Y. Bovard. Savvllle G. B.

Thurston. Seaford S. E. Taft. Southampton H.

II. Dubois. Valley Stream: First Church E. F. Wolse (sup).

Grace A. F. Chamberlain. Westhampton Richard Hegarty. Westhampton Beach Harry Belcher.

WoodnieYe S. A. Sands. MISSIONS. Danish, Perth Amboy.

N. J. M. O. Block.

Norwegian Bethel Ship. Norwegian Mission Work, Brooklyn. A. M. Trelstad, H.

A. First Norwegian and Danish. New York City B. E. Carlson.

NEW HAVEN DISTRICT. W. W. Bowdlsh. Presiding Elder.

Connecticut. NEW HAVEN. East Pearl Street E. C. Tullar.

Epworth H. E. Wilson. First Church F. T.

Brown. Grace Fred. Saunders. Hamden Plains G. A.

Viets. Howard Avenue C. S. Gray. Italian Mission To be supplied.

Park Chanel W. A. Jenkins St. Andrew's W. B.

Primer. Summerfleld E. C. Carpenter. Trinity J.

W. Maynard. West Haven F. H. L.

Hammond. WestVllle W. E. Slaght. Ansonia Henry Blatz.

Jr. Bakersvllle M. W. French. Bethany To be supplied.

Bethlehem G. W. Eastland. Bloomneld Fred Stacy. Bristol A.

H. Gondenough. Cheshire W. S. Manshlp.

Clinton B. C. Miller. Copper Hill John Hendry. Derby J.

A. Macmlllan. Durham and Rockland S. C. Johnson.

East Berlin N. H. Hudson. East Village and Stevenson H. I.

Thayer. Essex J. H. Knott. Forestville-J.

T. Hamilton. Great Hill To be supplied. Guilford and Madison O. J.

Range. HA RTFORD. First Church C. W. McCormlck.

North Church Henry Medd. Ft. Paul's C. E. Ames.

South Park E. A. Dent. Hlgganum and West Haddam O. A.

Bron-on. Kensington E. S. Belden. MEHIDEN.

First Church W. H. Kidd. Trinity J. P.

Wagner. Mldillebury Newton Wright (sup.) Mlldlefleld-J. J. Cook. MIDDLETOWN.

First Church C. W. Flint South Church D. E. Casa.

Mllford H. O. Gllman. Naugatuck W. s.

Harper. New Britain J. H. Bell. North Canton and Washington Hill Curtis.

Plainvllle J. A. Churchill. Pleasant Valley A. A.

Clark. Rocky Hill and West Rock Hill Yard (sup Seymou Lewis. Shelton M. P. Griffin.

Plmsbury W. F. Sheldon. South Britain and Southbury O. Rlph-arrison Southlngton C.

A. Knesal. honth -Merlden R. J. Beach.

Taomastoa M. Plckop. S. 1.1.