New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
Paris. ls47 4to. Sio hnc copy Of this curious ana
yeritable relation.
THE EVENING SALE.

r,,Droa interest wa. manifested in the evening
The sum realized by the whole days sale was aDo'
75O The auction will continue to-dsy, peginmg WIN
the literature OF the with the Indians Inc III
lot Indian Bibles will be the principal feature Vi 'no
day.
Tho ,olowinc are some OF the books sold last evening"
Tot ,71-Hszard Historical Collections, state Pa
per. etc." vols, 4to uncut Phlldeiphid' Zen
f6c publication Of the first and second volumes has
resulted in a grea: scarcity OF the second Ni,S NoiuitS
This was a beautiful copy and sold WE'LL no'"""
standing that there were two copies - 1-,, n,
Lot 242.-MemOral containing summary Wv WI ~
fails to convey adequate idea of its contents ID au
don the editions IN this catalogue nero rstry d
(see sabins Dictionary No l1,2Ooh ana tue o'neI'
fSf 56i~Tepnent's Sermon on the Reduction OF
Louishurch produced much compettioh IL ""'
bought for a Phladelphian for So. n.o.
Lot 276.- Backus History Ot New England BoSloh1
and Providence l777-ls sO4. vols. Sos The best aiu
most complete work on the subject Comm 5d 80 r
very rare " The verio two eyes OF Ne"f"s''"' -'''
t 2sO-Brereton. "Bricfc and True Relation Of Cos
nold's Voyage" London, 1902. Roster " True 5a, hca-
ton of Voyage made by Captain Weymouth. L'huo@n, @
1908 4io 81 900 Up to this point the contention iot
interesting had 30 far lacked any special eAcc
ment; but here grouped into one 10Y wv w"
f6e sale and there was This added difficulty that
one bidder desirOus OF taking MS choice 9 he
Which was the rarcr OF the two was most clincuC 70
determine Tue condition Of the Brere0n was supelp
that of the Waymouth liine nicrior The
Mined and alter few moments devoted to bidding. the
Ot was knocked down TO New-Iork collector LOT SooV
fot SOC" Good News from New-Engand" London,
1C4s. 4to Sl35. rare book. Supposed TO po pS
I,ot 50s-Georges Painted to the Life" etc. Lon-
don, 1859 4tO. THIS always sells well parity w.
as ever pelpetrated. some particulars o. "hich rIe
related in TIE TRIBUNE Of February H. lsa9 Al'cr
short and spir!tad bidding il sold for 500. .
Lot 3il-JohnsOn. :" History OF Nv England" Un,
cut London. 1904 4to $50 Extremely rare ana
III IN fltIs "a nj
Lot 3I3-Josselyn New-England's Rar'ties Di,- !1
lGno S37 30 The first of these two is the earliest
work on the natur history of New -Englaud.
yisjhlc Cnurcbcs in NewEngland" Philadelphia. 1850,
l6mo $50. This early specimen 0f Bradford ;
printing and on that accounts cads59 a hEel{ eo ii
tor who proposes present that and others 10 inc
Pennsylvania Technical Society Nm. ,ro,o
LIT 322.-lechford. PiAin Dealing; or, NeWcs HOui
New-Ensl gland" London 1912. svo $50 Canaan ,,
Lot 336.-MOrtOn a. New Enghsh Oah'ah
Amsterdam, 1857. Alto. $50. -
Loi 337 was another and much inferior copy This IS
The work Of a man OF 1nVi ana soae"1a roy he
purltunca founders of New-EnGland aud was hlAl '
sent ont of Tie colony his work vCly reading
Lot 3l2-" New -England's Faction Discovered" Lon,
don 1890. 4o $50 This very rare Work Is supposed
10 be by C. Dove Sabn's Dictionary, No $780, describe
p resp6nsc To the work Mi SaBin remarked that TINS
was the last he had sold to Mr. Briney. ,,.,,, ),
imp4rtally considered, n. p $50, 4to S22 90 sup
posed to have been printed by William Bradford al
Tot s58m" Sad and Dreadful News from NewEne-
land" London. 16Si folio, 500. so rare tGa IT II NOS
described by any photographer. IL is gratifying 10
know that sad and dreadful it Is 1t is very brc
We now reach Smiths" and numerous though thcy
be our John Smith Is the one OF that name who Is
special V distin guished u this catalogue.
LO, 359.-Smnh Capt. - DESCRIPTION OF New
England" London, 1916. 4tO $40.
Lot 35O.-Auotner copy with IL map differing some
what brought 500 . .
Lot 363.-smith. New-Engand's Trials" Second
edition. London, 1922. 4tO. $40. The competition
or this was fair The sbiruhslus for the possession OF
Lot $50 was hye.y, nut no 6ood had eGeG n
| drawn; hut as IHE TRIBUNE remarked d. u
| 3G4 is the grand piece de resistance OF the hr%t
days saeIt is no less book than tie DEDICATION copy
! oi Captin Jonn smiths General Historic Il
! Virginia. the first edition, on lage I"PeI,
! The identical copy wliCn bound Tor INC
Dutchess of Richmond and LeuOX, 10 whom 1t
was Dedicated" so unusual book, so grand COPY
had never before been offered 10 public competition
continent or course the desire 70 obtain such "a
book could not tan 10 induce brisk bidding II was
battling or bblomanaCs Wlth long purses III was
emphttCay a case whore to use honey compaIlson
Its new pOsscssOr acquired book whose position lii
Od English literature wei ~ III Amorcana, Is estaU-
lishcd, added to which Le has the CONSCIOUSNESS Q
OWHlI one Cf two copies only known II America II
cost - ,sO0-a mere trlhc To the owner