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New-York tribune., 1900-11-26
SUPREME COURT, County of New york

Jacob Horowitz Plaintiff. against David Well Meta
Saiberg and others. Defendants.
In pursuance Judgment foreclosure sale duly
made ard entered the above entitled
date the 22nd day Of November. 1900 under
sIsnei. the Referee IN said Judgment named will
public auction. the New York Real Estate Sacsroom
No. Ill Broadway in the Borough Of Manhattan, City
II New York. the 18th day December. 1900 II
o'clock that day. by Philip Smyth Auc;oneer
ne premises directed by said Judgment be sold.
,heren described follows: All lot.
parcel Of land situate lying and being in the Borough
- Manhattan, City, County and State OF New York
founded and described follows: beginning a point
on the Northey side Of One Hundred and third
l23r) Street distant hundred and sixteen ,26l
and one and third q "a inches westerly
from the westerly side Of Fourth Avenue Park
%'cnUe), and running thence Northerly parallel with
Fourth Avenue and part the way through party wall
me hundred OoU) feet eleven tlD inches less
- the line of Hundred
twenty third u25rd) and one Hundred and Twenyfourth
L-4th) streets, thence westerly parallel with one Hun
@d and Twenty third G23rdl along the said
20 Inc nineteen l feet five and third (Jial inches
thence souheriy again parallel with Fourth Avenue and
pht o the way through party wall hundred tloo
lrtt eleven Il inches (mJre the Northerly
SIDE or one Hundred and Twent!-thrd C'3rdD Street
thence easterly along one Hundred and TWENTY third
tl-rn street nineteen G9 feet five and third 55
'n',hfs, 10 the point place Cf beginning.
Dated New York, November Path. 1900.
JOHN r. DUFFY. Referee.
SAUL BERNSTEIN. Attorney Plaintiff. Broad
way Borough OF Manhattan New York city.
Inc Following is diagram Of the property be solT:
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q ,75 &
I35th Street.


rbA apDroxirnate OF lien charge, to
aatsfv which the above property be sold
with interest 2Oth day Of No
veber 1900 together with costs and allowances am )unt
{nr 10 s266 Sl interest thereon from November 2l
1000 together with expenses Of the sale The ar
nroxmae amount Of the assessments and water
rates or other liens allowed purchaser Of
the purchase money paid 10y the Referee. is Se. 70
and preuises will be sold subject the
covenants deed from Clarence = Brown 10
WeStChestsr Register 5
of1ce in IAber TO1 q cunvevanCes. 81
Dated New York. 22d day ~ November. 1900
DAVID MCCLURE. Referee.
WILSON NJ. POWELL. Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26

The approximate amount ot charge Z
satisfy which the above described property i to be sot
ls % with thereon from 4-h
Of June 1900 together VITA costs and allowance
Ing 1881 % from the iSjl q
1900 together with the expenses II the sale
The approximate amount assessments
liens which be allowed the Qu- =
the purchase money paid BY the referee SI4i4 -
and interest
SOL EOF4N
Referee
Th> o: described property rer-5y
journed December llth. 1900 ard
place
Dated New York November Oh. 1907
sol KOFfN
Referee
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26

l35th Stree


The approximate amount OF the charge to
satisfy which the abovedescrhed property Is 70 oe
SS % with from the 10Th day OF No
vember 1900, together with and allowance amount
irg S3GSSG. and interest thereon from November Il
1900 together with the OF the sale me ap
proSimate amount of the assessments ana water
other liens allowed the purchaser out OF
the purchase money paid by the Referee Is SS' IS
and interest The premises will be sold subject 10 the
covenants contained Clarence s Brown to
James Brown, recorded County Register
Office in Iiber 70l Of Conveyances. page 2.
Dated New York. the c2d day Of November. 1900
DAVID MCCLURE. Referee.
WILSON NJ POWELL. Rlalntlns Attcrney
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26
l5Sth Street

l5Sth
The approximate amount e the Hen charge tn
.atsfv which the property be s0lt Is
- Interest thereon from the Goth day % No
with allowance amount
ing ss66ol and interest thereon from November 81
1900 together the of tAe sale, The
proxmate Of ard
rates or other liens allowed purchaser os
purchase money paid Referee is 5000. :
and interest The premises viii be sold subject the
covenants contained dP.i from Clarence Drown
James weschester County Registers
offee In Lfber T0I OF CnnveySnces. page ~
New York the 22d dav e 1900
DAVID MCCLURE. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT, Office snnorvty

,ooo ing ATchi'eGtr Washington u, c.. November 10
1900 SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
office until O'Clock F. NJ day of D.nerber @
100, and then opened
0utbuding. and refrtgerators kitchen firn,ps t,
the Kitchen and Restaurant Building Hospi,ai nid
IEg at the l. s lmmgr mt Station Ellis Island New
foTk. in accordance with the drawings
copies of which may De had this or The oice ~
MessFs Boring q Ilon No 32 Broadway New Work
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26
I35th street

The approximate the lien charge to satisfy
which the ahovedescrihed properly is TO be sold is
$S 800 % with thereon from the Goth day OF No
vemher 1900 together with costs and allowance amount
S}13.56 thereon from November Il.
1900, together with the OF the sale
proxuate the taxes. assessments and water
rates allowed the purchaser ot
purchase paid by the Referee Is s9a9 %
and The premises will be sold subject to the
contained in deed from Clarence Brown to
recorded Westchester County Registers
Off N OF conveyances. page So.
Dated New York the 22d day OF November 1900.
DAVID MCCLURE. Referee.
WILSON NJ POWELL. PIaintins Attorney
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26
foreclosure Sales.

ss 1922 % with 20th day of No
vember. 1900. allowance amount
ing to s3s NJ and interest thereon from November =,
lVOu. together with the expenses Of the sale The ap
proximate Of the taxes and water
rates other liens purchaser out Of
the purchase money. paid the Referee. IL $moIS
and interest The premises sold subject the
covenants contained Clarence X Brown TO
James Brown recorded Westcheser County Register
otnce In liber IOl Of convsyanCes. paRe ~
DAVID MCCLURE Referee.
WILSON NJ. POWELL. Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26
Centre line of block.


The approximate lien or charge 70 satisfy,
which the above described property he SD is
SI"H2," with Interest thereon the 10th dav II
N"Nemher. moo. together with costs and alowanr-
amounting t" $lS2"5 together with expenses Of The
sale The approximate taxes assessmenis
and water rates other liens he allowed 10 The mn
chaser out Of the purchase money paid by the Referee
is Sl6. 6.GT0 So interest - -" ''eie''e'
Dated New York. 9Th day of November. 1900
JOHN +. DUFFY, Referee
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26
rAINTOR. CHARLES Min pursuance OF ar

order OF Hon. Abner c. Thomas, a Surrogate Of the
County of NewYork. notice Is hereoy given 10 all
County New York. deceased present the same
with vouchers thereof TO the subscribers their place OF
transacting business the office Joseph Howe. No.
43 Street the CIT Of New York the
18th day January 1901. Dated York, day
ot July 1900 GILES p T%AINToR; % WILLIAM r. WEB
JOSEPH ". HOWE, Attorney for the Executors. Nc.
Wall Street New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26

Dickens has been shown to be the apostle of
a good many reforms that have been effected
since his day in England Now comes James l.
Hughes. Of Toronto. who undertakes in his
book, Dickens as an Educator" to show that
he was the forerunner of the new education
In the English speaking world He also brings
into connected form the educational principles
Of one Of the most sympathetic friends of child
hood Mr.. Hughes is Inspector of Schools in
Toronto. His book will appear in the Apple
IONS International Educational Series"
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENr oeioo 80 do

h SuPerFisinS s Soo ArShitect washington. D. c. No
oeTea al tns 2nce nn until o'clock P on the 7th dev
OF DecenneF 1900 and then opened for steriI,tna a
disinfecng for Boiler Hous epd ana
Outouiong at the l. s. Immigrant Staten Ih fS
new 4Grk IN accordance with drawings and
the onlce OF Mesrs Boring Tilton srcbi,n s once OF
Supervising Architect +N>O-> 4A1LOh
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26
Minerva Place.

Minerva Place.
The approximate of lien or charge to sat
isIy which the above described properly
go 4".lHo with Interest thereon day
Nov, 1900. together with allowance amounting
10 el44 $500 together with the OF sale
The approximate the taxes, assessments and
wafer other liens allowed the purchaser
of tie purchase paid ny the Referee is $40
an
Dated. New York. 23d day November 1900
WILLIAM y. BOYD. Referee
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26
Go mhom 1t nlan Concern.
rO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA SOutheI

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Southern
District New York. Whereas a libel and pett-
zion has been hed in the District Court Of Untel
10,h 1900. by 'he Atlas steamship Company, Limited.
owner OF the Steamer Adua,' her engines tackle,
for limitation OF Its liability FOR all destruction
damage and injury caused by sinking and abandon
o said vessel September 18th. 1899 And
whereas tie petitioner has transferred steamer
Adula her tackle. &C. and pen4,irg pursuant
to Section 42s5 ot The T. S Revised Statutes.
Of the Court hereunder, Samuel II LYMAN.
trustee. benefit OF parties wh nai prove TO
be legally entitled thereto Now therefore, in pursuance
OF th@ monitiua issued by said Court
cred. hereby cite all persons ming damages
loss. destruction damage injury occasionpd by
The said sinking and abandonmen To file and
proof OF their respective claims before
ESQ. United States commissioner. Office in the
Pest Office Bull ling. In the City Of York on or
before 10Th da" OF January. 1901. II A II: and
also to appear before said Court January Is 1901
IL A NJ, and petition other
wise they VIII lie defaued from participa-
tion In the proceeds OF vessel
Dated New Yo-k October TO- 1900.
United States Marshal Southern District Of New York
NHEELER s. SORTRIS. Proctors Petitioner, No. 81
State Street New York city y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26
PARCEL ".

Tcth
The above premises will be sold subject follows.
Parcel M l. subject to a mortgage OF 5000 41s
per annUrn Parcel =. subject lease Of ,as
floor preuse expiring May lSt. 1901 VIA
privilege Of yeaIs renewal. AMI subject 70 -
rights the Railroad COMPANY trans
front of said premises. Parcel No. subject . -
OF si6.O0O. i've cent annum-
approximate amount 81 the taXS% S$Sr 49,
other liens be allow ~ tc the PH.
chSserS out OF purchase paid by the Tsier
Is as follows: Parcel No, l. SS7O.S1. Parcel y" =
$50 as Parcel 3 $S4s. 40: Parcel No T. SS4s ~
~ wM J. A. MeKIM. Refess~
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26
5urrosates q otices
[N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER - ID,

II PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Of Hon.
x.vV ASner I. Thomas, Surrogate OF the c.,,D,, ,
CAIN. 9 arp. notice Is hereby given persons havns
or, hs.S SrE deceased to present same wS yoSeh
10 the subscriber place
isn e No 90 Wall Street Borougb OF Mhi
FehruSV V OF New York before the nrs, Sav q,
1900 S.IJ rT nc AoFk me 10th day OF July
oMEHS SANDS Attorneys for Execute 1Neeu'o''
arstnt hereby given TO all persons having clam,
tne ale Charles Huntington the sole sp-vtyng i T
- he the same with the vouchers thereof
or me snbscriptr 1t his place
on w Ma 81 hor@nxh Of Manhattan. City OF New y rk
dated New York. the goth day OF july iooo
rxo- =, -. NM, CHARLES A. SHERMAN
EnoT or the WI Of Charles p Huntinston as:.a
6oWEHs SANDS. Attys for Execn,sr A'oh osoo'
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26

A DVERTlsEMESTS and subscriptions sey Ths Tribune
received at their Uptown Once. Ne. t21 Broadway
doo north OF a1st-st o'clock D.
msntS received - the following branch seea regular
oltce rates until o'clock m, viz 2o4 eth-ave, o
cor 2ddat io2 0th-ave,. t2thst.; EaeTA eshays.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

IN PURSUANCE Uf M OI.D1t Ut f1ON
1 ARNER c. THOMAS. a Surrogate OF the County OF
New-York NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons hav
%ew York Borough OF Manhattan. N Y, City. deceased.
scrbers their place Of tTan@saetng @ business at the
n9b ~ Brooklyn In The City York on or before
the first day OF December next. Dated New York. the
o3rd day of May. 1900 - -
-' JACOB THYSON EMILY F. THYSCN. Executors
Uu F HAEMER. Attv. for Executors 1856 Remsen
Street Boro Of Brooklyn. N 7. City
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26
pETTs. JoHN.-Ir pursuance of an order of

Hon. Abner :. Thomas, Surrogate Of the County
o New York No'ice is hereby persons having
inns against John Belts late OF the County OF New
to subscriber at his place OF
ca Wall Street. in The City OF New York before
IN 18th of February
Dated New York. 10Th day OF August 1900.
D1fNN1NG & FOWLER. Attorneys for Executor. OFT 81
Wa New
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26

sealed proposals in tripicate subject to tho ,s,.l
conditions Will he received until II A. NJ Dsremhcr II
1900 for constructing Pavilion HoSpial herc r. c
reSerVes right to reject accept bi5s 49,
part thereof Information furnished
Gerera instruction 10 bidders accompanying encb set
proposals furnished by this office be r1ade
the proposal Envelopes containing ~.
Inhrko' Proposals o. constructing Pavilion HnsuaI "
addressed c. Il. fYI.ER Quarternaster - -l'Hl-l'I',
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26
HE SEVILLE PACKING COMPANY hereby

Gerthss that II manufactures hottEs and sells com
Olas and other compounds mixtures in hotties "a
with its name. trade mark and ks or devices
stamped. blown, impressed otherwise
such bottles as follows: Seville Packing Co.-New York
or $ F. g. either in side bottom ~
with NO 20 in centre side Of said bottles and the
words trade mark on side Said bottles nuted or
corrugated perpe ndcuarly the rItt,-,
That its principal place business is In the Ct,y ard
county or New YORK SEVILLE PAC KIs,t, -,
tSealD MARC NJ MI-TAET
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26
SCOTT, CHARLES HIN pursuance OF al

It'll OF
- Order OF Hon Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate
County OF New York. hereby given all per
having claims against Charles H. Scott late OF
CITY Of New York deceased the with
vouchers therefor to the subscriber at Its place Of
acting business No $50 Broadway Borough of Manhat
City Of New York or before the 10th day of
February Dated New York.
THE WASHINGTON TRUST COMPANY OF THE CITY
OF NEW YORK. Executor.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26

notice hereby given 20 all persons having claims
Mnunseu Rensselaer,. late OF OF New
York deceased present the with vouchers thereof
to the subscriber az her place Of ransacting at
rho Office OF DAILY, Hoyt Mason. No u William Street
Rorough Of Manhattan. the City New York on or
before the eighth day OF December next. Dated New
York the nrst day Of June, 1900.
SARAH VAN RENSSELAER, Executrix
DAILY HOYT & MASON. Attorneys for Executrx IL
William New York City
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26
NEW YORK. STPRELE C0I.Rr 1.oT:,:5.T

EN 1Ofth SIfREMk COURT. COT-NTY
OF NEW YORK--SamueI z KiIne- a. sole ,.
Ing executor &c Pia!ntiI Mary FIezrh rs---
AMI others. defendants -~7'
In pursuance ot tu!Eme1' ~ fe-e~,-s.-s and 81.
duly made and entered In the
inE date the 18th day ~ June 1900 the I1fsrsg14
the referee in said jufg named SCI. AZ .sI,
auction. at the Exchange Selezr-rrz.
IL broadway. in the Borough ~ Manhattan CIV - ~
that day. ~ r Mere. a-.-ll-sa- -
premises directed BY said judgment sold ami ts.-s
In described follows.
Al that certain lot piece parcel os Ian4 s..1 III,
buildings and Improvements thereon erected gi-rss
Iying and being IN The Twenty Ward ~ TIE 90.
OF New York bounded and described f1Terv-
nhg al point cn the s1urn-ry side -
st'eNt distant hundred ani E1s.
westerly from the i--arz.~-'C7 .
sry side OF Columbus formerly Nsrtri zva-ua- -,t-
thence westerly alr1g eighth street tVe----z
ieNt nire inches. thence s1utharIy ra-4l-e. WITH O.
luTnbus avenue and ~ through oa--v val
one hundred feet and inch
parallel with Seventye Etth tae1tv-s-x
point distant hu1irei aaI westerly rom
westerly side OF Columbus t-7v-
rGht angles therefrom thence nearly os-
sHe with Columbus h-aTref six la -,
T. the point place ~ beginning premises 5ens
now known as No l06 West Seventy street
Dated New York. October ISih. 1900.
CARDOZO & NATHAN Pe<a-s.
Attorneys fOr PlaiutIr
10y - Nv
The following = diagram property % be s,,i
as described above. the street nurf- being Wss,
seventy-eghth street. Manhattan T5rk civ:
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26

The publication in book form of DR.. John
Watson's Life of the Master" has been post
poned till spring. on account of the time re-
quired to reproduce the numerous illustrations,
colored sketches of the Holy Land by c. K.
Linson, that will appear in the volume
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26

In view OF certain reports to the contrary. it
is authoritstively stated that Miss Mary f.
Wilkins's novel, The Portion of Labor" that
"Harpers Magazine" is to begin in the March
number is the only serial story Of NewEng
land life that she will have ready for use in
1901. She has been engaged The Portion
of Labor for several years, and 1t is said to be
the most important literary work she has ever
accomplished.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26

Said premises VIII be -old subject 70 eT-sr--- -.
May l. 1901. "s "-slnd
The approximate amount of the lien or chs-za o,
twenty thousand eight hun.sr-f ana 49, soa1
dollars. with Interest from da,e the ~,
the '''Vs ot
The approximate amount q taxes aseessr1e--s
liens which be allowed the p4r- -aser a..
purchase money OF paid By the Re;eFee Is fourteen s
ed dollars. I'D
November ITch 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26

There is now no copy Of 'LAiglon" in French
to be had in France or in the United States,
but the interesting information is impaired by
one who has them that there a very
few copies Of the book in print originally put
on sale in this country. NJ. Rostand is still
engaged upon the final reading and revision Of
his proofs. which he is expected to take some
months to get ready and until he completes
them there will be more French copies to
be obtained for love money, either here or
abroad Unlike 'Cyrano," "L'Atglon' is copy
riehted in this country.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26
Proposals

FORT MONROE ARSENAL. Va. Nov ! 1900
~ sealed proposals. in duplicate VIII be received here
until l.. NJ. Nov p. 1900 for purchase Of condemned
ordnance and ordnance stores Including cannon nr,
lectiles. small ammunition nforrnation "a
le had on application TO W a. MARYE. Col ORD Den
Comdg. " IN i'el'''
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26

thoroughly practical book is intended IN
the Outlines Of Social Economics" by George
Gunton and Hayes Robbins which the Apple
tons are about to publish. Stress is laid on Its
practical method Of arrangement and its clear
and simple treatment which expected to tit
II especially to study clubs literary societies
and schools, as well as to the general reader.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26

Did you ever notice that most English writ
ers OF recent time from Thacka-ay down. have
written an uncommonly fine hand? Many living
English writer's have this popularity. but 1
think in more marked degree than
Barrie" And ther a page of Barrie's manu-
script of Tommy and Grizel." written on note
paper of the ordinary octave size was shown
by the gentleman connected with the publishers
OF that novel. 1t is almost microscopic in size.
very neat and with few erasures, yet Of char
acter to make 1t hard reading.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26


The approximate OF 10
satisfy which the above property TO
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26

Huldreich Zwingli. though important
figure in the Reformation. and considered to be
the real founder OF the reformed churches that
follow Calvin-having died ten years before the
latter began his work in Geneva-has hitherto
received altogether inadequate biographical
treatment in English. This lack is to be sup
piled in Samuel Macauley Jackson's book
"Huldreich Zwingl the Reformer OF German
Switzerland" soon to be published by G. p
Putnam's Sons zwinglfs life was uneventful
md devoid of picturesque features, but he did
lasting piece OF work. The narrative in Mr.
Jackson's book is principally contained in
Zwngis correspondence. chrorologically ar
ranged, and attempt has been made to write
a history of the Reformation, except in far
he connected with it. There is also
historical survey Of Switzerland before the
Reformation by Professor John Martin Vim
cent, of Johns Hopkins University, and a chap
ter Zwinglfs theology by Professor Frank
Hugh Foster will be included
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26
Books nuo ]1nbIiraIlons.

no AUTHORS SEEKING a PUBLISHER
in all branches OF literature. suitable for
publication In book -equred by
house liberia; terms charge for examnation promp
attention and honorable treatment. BOOKS" l41
23d-st.. New-York
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26

Mr. John Lane. who of the earliest
to foster and exploit the talent OF Aubrey
Beardsley has ready for publication
volume of the later work of that artist. 1t
includes upward of 10 designs, including
twelve photogravures A limited edition of 12o
copies, with extra plates. japanese vellum,
will also be issued
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26

the wife Of a well known banker of this city.
| Her book is a collection of short love stories
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26

There ought to be much usefulness in the
Encyclopaedia Of Mechanics" which Cassell & Co
are about TO publish. 1t will contain for every
Gay use receipts. processes and memoranda Of
the most practical sort. There are to be many
illustrations, and the full value of ez,ervtbino ~
the book is TO be made available by the indox
which enables every separate detail dealt with
in the volume TO be found at once.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26

The first hand observations of a trained and
skilful field natu; alist are embodied in Mr.. Rich
ard Kearton's book Our Bird Friends" which
CasselI & Co. have ready for speedy publica-
ton 1t deals with all the things that give
special interest to bird life-the wonders of
flight remarkable nests of different styles of
bird architecture, eggs, and the significance of
their shape. size. color and numbers feeding
habits and songs and call notes One of the
most valuable features OF the work is the large
number Of illustrations made from photographs
taken from nature by the authors brother,
Mr. Cherry Kesrton
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26

haerina Trask. whose Lessons in Love, mil,
0e puDhsheo this week, is Mrs Spencer rrask
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26

Mr. F. Marion Crawford is in this country,
having recently come to superntend the produc-
tion of his play. THE Palace of the King"
founded. Of course, on his novel of the same
name 1t is said to be doing we'll just in
St Louis,
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26

There is large advance sale reported bv
Harper & Bros. for Mt Zangwns Mantle
Of Elijah" which they going to publish next
week. with pictures by Louis Loeb.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-26

There have been many books on colonies and
coionizs tions. but Mr.. Henry C Morris for
merly United States Consul at Ghant belt.,ou
that he has written the first general treatment
Of the subject as distinguished from discus
sion OF certain phases and epochs or of tho in
terests Of some particular nation. His HISTORY
OF Colonization which the Macmillan Companv
VIII publish this week. Will take up the earliest
expeditions Of the races IN Asia Minor and give
a comprehensive account of colonization in +be
Middle Ages ami modern times down to the
present absorbing events. The author believes
mat, as history in other aspects has Welded
bcuntful instruction in the study Of social pbe
nomena, study of colonization should contrib
ute TO better results and more enlightened the
or:es at the present juncture
The Hall Of Fame OF the University of New
York will have its official conmernoration ana
description IN volume 10 be published abou+
Inc nret OF the year which will contain a.
serpton OF the origin and scope of the proisct
now the money for it was given, a lis, NJ III.
1ooses ano pictures OF the structure itself Tb,.
o'ncisi publication will in nowise conflict v,th
the larger book. IN two volumes that II nr.osda.
IN time OF publication. to be written bv c.or..
Nary Eegleston. with biographical accounts =.
the immortals whose names have baan ga ~,
oe selecteo Tor place in the Hall Of Fsrn.
o' T. Futnam's Sons will publish both books
Katrina Trask whose Lessons in o,,o,. ,,,
De published this week, is Mrs Spencer Tra.,.