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department. and Professor Kittredge' OF the
English department, of Harvard University. III
is entitled Words and Their Ways in English
Speech" and is to be published at once by the
Macmillan Company The authors set out 10
answer the thousand questions continually asked
by intelligent persons in regard TO their mother
tongue. and have had their guiding principle
in treating the subject from many different
points of view the connection between the his
tory of language and the history of civilization
Gardening for Beginners: A Handbook OF
the Garden (Charles Scribner's Sons), by Mr.
E. T. Cook. is precisely the kind OF volume
which beginners will want Except for very
brief preface by Miss Gertrude Jekyll, that de-
lightful authority. there is nothing within these
many pages which does not deal strictly with
matters of fact. The author is neither pedant1c
nor badly descriptive; but he realizes to the
full that the beginner needs advice, practical
advice and not fine writing The great mass or
information brought together here is convenient
ly arranged and the illustrations are among
the best halftone reproductions from photo
graphs we have ever seen. In a word, we rec
ommend this book most cordially to the amateur
in gardening.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
VIEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ OF NEW YORK.-Tte LAWYERS Mortsass s5 otbers
-oDopv PIanttn against Herman Schmuek anu o.s -s
DefsnJants In pursuance OF Judgment OF @ ,,,ffss
- So lulv made and entered In the aooSs,e -
arton hearing date 80 day of SEPTEMBER , Nil
,,Ddarsigned the Referee in said JuGsLnrHe Tztara
sell at Public Auction. the New 1orS IeaI - Nan
SaIssroon, No III Broadway in the borouS -
haitian City Of New York on the 29'n das s1r ~ F Never
I9oi AZ - o'clock noon that day hy feL - ~
sTrfioneer the premises directed by said F +b- Mot
.I5 and therein described follows rLsraon
i or narrs OF land with the buildns erected .tv
si,a,s5 in the Borough The Bronx Siy sn Be
toa' and bounded and described as 80.
,.~t,e, on the easterIv slde OF Morris ,5or
seventy one q
from the corner formed by the ,ri.,
80 side Of one hundred and fortieth 80
~ .s,srIv side OF Avenue. runnlhs s,-tista
~. asraIIe or nearly with One hnndteu a. S-e-
81 - hundred and eleven feet and ninety 49,
S.astLs ~ foot: thence southeriy t"tt. vast
Tratv EIGHT hundredhs Of FOOT ulS ,su-
aI r a. linz paraIeI with the course hrst - v,II 10
io1sd and uart OF the distance thfousn a Fs5 ,1s1cs
uoheu Ia essterv side Morris Avenue anu
,,o-iy along the thirty-on teet anu
nor un,rsiths of the point or pIaS
Which premises are situated N ~ yo.k
. 2of on the Map OF the CitS OF W"
Dated Ne" iOiN' NOSES j. SNECDAiRA. Relr-issss--+v
uoPPIN & BERARD. ATTORNEYS ton - Y1rE city.
ra ,oIiowing is a diagram OF the properly 80 Morrs
s sescribed above the street NUMBER Gems 90
Avenue:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
1)nblle Notices.
CTPREME COURT. Appellate Division. First

- Department-In Matter OF the Application OF the
BOARD OF Rapid Railroad Commissioners for the
1,v of New York. the appointment OF three com
nrissioners TO determine and report whether Rapid
Transit RAILWAY Railways for the Conveyance ana
transportation Persons and Property as determined
by said ought TO be constructed ana opefatsu
Brooklyn Manhattan Rapid Transit,
Public notice hereby given that the underslsnea
Theron G. Strong Thomas c. T. Grain and Henry w Gray
Court for Judicial Department entered IN
The above entitled the 10th day OF SEPTEMBER
1901 and bearing +th day of september 1901 neh
under and in or Chap
t. ~ Laws OF 1891 amended to determine af,u
after hearing Of all parties interes,eu
railways in the Boroughs OF broohish anu
Manhattan in the New York determined upon ny
the BOARD OF Rapid Railroad Commissioners io
the CITY OF New and mentioned In the petition OF
the said Board presented the said Appellate DIVISION
on or about the July 1901 and nled In the
about the be constructed and operaed
DO Monday the 3oth day OF Septenioer
O'Clock afternoon. at the onlce or w
BOARD OF Transit Railroad commissioners tof tLe
ftv of New York $50 broadway. in the horousn
~ Nanhattan CITY New York. the time and place on
their first sitting and that such sitting ana suSh
tnrned sittings be thereafter held they VIII near
sr p.r sons interested In the said matter
Dated New York, september 10th 1901 .rno>,r
THOS. C.. T. GRAIN.
W. GRAY.
po.pDw.N PLATT & sOLEY. IS Wall Street Bor-
o,rh of Manhattan, New York City.
p ARSSNS SHEPARD a. OGDEN, III Broadway, BOT
ourh OF Manhattan. New York CITY, 49,.
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2Sth Street.

The approximate Of the lien or charge ,C 20 /,
sfy which the above described pr1pssS - S1st SsV *
81 9-S ~ with interest thereon from the SIst uaS
9,st 1901 together with costs and allowance 1an,
sSIs az with interest from September e1 Leva
,nSs,bsr with the expenses Of The sale lhe "a
in. - taves assessments other liens "hcn -
,SnveJ 70 the purchaser out OF the pnrcn-s.e
money or paid by Referee IS Siv 81 az ,s AZ tbs
ana also the taxes 1901 in case tney are N' - -
time of completion OF sale - ,o,,
Dateu We" ~ ARTHUR u. TRCAX. Referee
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4145a u
Centre line OF Fulton streef-

Oeht'e iiHe OF Fultoh street
The approximate y the lien
which the above described property sa0S
with interest thereon from 18th day August 1901
together with costs and allowance. amounting s157
with interest thereon from August 81 1901 together with
the expenses of the sale The approximate amount o
taxes assessments other liens which
the purchaser of the money paid BY ira
referee is S265. and interest
The premises will be sold subject The
tanned in deed recorded in The otice
Westchester County. in Iber I3S. 40 and
ect also existing II any. Bleeker and
Fulton Streets and Barker Avenue, a
the principal sum OF $500 prior lien thereon
with interest the Sc January ist 1901
Dated. New York. August 26 1901
JAMES 3. KILSHEINER, Referees
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT CouyTy

OF New York.-Charles Barth, Plaintiff. against An
drew Krieg and others Defendants.-In pursuance q
tered entitled action bearing 81
day Of September 1901 the undersigned the Feteras
said Judgment named. will sell at public auction
New-NOrk Real Estate SaleSroom, No III Broadway N
the Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New York
OF September 1901 Il O'Clock noon.
by William Il. Ryan, aUconeer. the premises d.
reacted by said udgrnen sold therein described
follows: All and singular the aforesaid indenture Of
and all his right title and interest in and 10 all
parcels Of land situate lying and being in the
Twentieth Ward OF the city OF New York Of the
said smaller lots being known anu cistinsnlsned on a
certain OF lands IN the Twelfth, now TVertieth
city New York belonging the estate o.
Cornelius Ray. deceased dated 1lth February 1854 made
by Edwin Smith. city surveyor, On ne IN Register 5
Office OF the CITY and county York. by the
hundred and forty six 3i6 and the other ons
OF the said smaller being and distinguished
Greenwich. of New York. belonging 10 the
heirs Thomas B. Clarke. made by Amos Corning and
bv the number five hundred three 503 the prem
thereby demised intended 10 be beng bounced
as follows SOuthwestwardly in front by Twenty
eighth Street northwardly by 10Y nuIoeeu on tne ~
named hundred and forty-$even CSi1
ana 10: other hereinhefore named map
five four t504l enthusiastically oy the ha
the Tventv-eghth Street and
enthusiastically bN lot nunoere-
before named three hundred and rorty
man five hundred (5O2) containing in width n
said Twenty-eghth Street and IN tne re-.
twenty ve feet and in length On each slde
inches. be the said measurements more o.
being 20 secure part OF tns
consideration mentioned in said assignen OF iSe am
being delivered simultaneously thereWnn
Dated New York. September 4th 1901.
ARTHUR D. TRCAX. Referee .
MAX ALTMAYER. Attorney for Plaintiff. ?. .; y ana
office address. No 800 Broadway Borough OF MAI
haitian. New York City - II,
The following Is diagram OF the property to re so.
described above. the street nurAner Delns IN W."
-''- Goth street.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
foreclosure Sales
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. CoUST7

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COryTv
,,s OF NEW YoRK-Bronx Investment Company pl,t-
In pursuance OF Judgment OF Foreclosure ana ss
made and entered in the above-entitIed action bsw w
Referee in said Judgment named Will sell A. Pas US
non at the New York Real Estate salesroonl Ne ~,
York on the 18th day of septeber ian city ~ 70 % New
noon on that day by James L. Wells Auctiones~ ss ,s
In described follows All those certain lots ami SneTe-
t Farres OF and situate ying and being in the Cs.y
bounded and described follows Beginning a. ~
point formed by the intersection of the centre lin.
Barker Avenue with the line Bleeksr S-s.
running thence westerly along the said centre Is-s
scr soreet four hundred and twentyv s3-is
the Bronx Park one hundred and eientv fr aS e as q
GS4oG feet centre line OF Fulton Srrss,. ,H .s
eastery along the centre lire of Fulton Street four h
70 the centre line Of Barker and thence nortbs
along the centre line Of Barker Avenue hundred a.,
eshty-eght and esOO feet 20 the point or place OF h.
ginning: 9eing all the tract Of land and premisss ~
ondy described and conveyed in deeds as follows: sv
January Is. 1870. and recorded in Lber 7sS OF rs.
page f.o in the office Of the Register Of Westchess-
county by said Wilson Cary Smith Charles Sesisr
bearing date the 18th day Of April 1870 recorded /,
by said Wilson Cary smith % the said CarIs ssss sna
bearing date January recorded in the Pss
ls9s Said premises being designated and describsi
said deeds lots Numbers 1873 1876 1871 1s7s Is-a
and part OF lot 1890 on Map Of The Estate ~ Pa ls
lard. deceased. situated westchester County New
order Judgment of the Court bearing Da s
pIains and Jacob Iorilard and o,ber, ana osns.s s
together with nehaf the streets avenues Ivnx
said premises as have been heretofore ac1uTd n S % q
Mayer Aldermen and Commonalty OF the City Of New
Dated New York. August 26. 1901
JAMES B. KILSHEIMER Refsr..
III Broadway Manhattan New YORK cstv
The following is diagram OF TIE property be sod
described above. street numbers given
y Centre line OF Bleeker Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18

The snproximate of the lien charge 20 seus
which the above-described property Is 20 os 500 -
s,u -6- : with thereon from the 50 oas -
Ssn,ember 1901 together with costs and ssr alo Al
interest from Septsi.oei -
aonJ togs,hsr with the expenses OF sale Ia1 ~
nrorirnafs amount assessments. or o,hsr
SIch 10 be allowed purchaser out or ,ns
snass mn,ey or paid by Referee. Is So--io -
interest. 100,
oH MOSES J. SNEUDAIRA, Es1e'e-
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~ suDnes Professors Teachers, Tutors. Governesses
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New-York tribune., 1901-09-18

Hlusical gnsIru1tlon
NEW YORK COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
~ 1928 5Stn
ALEXANDER LAMBERT Director.
Private piano singing VIOLIN cello and
organ and all branches beginners and ad-
vanced students.
Terms SIS UPWARD quarter.
Students received daily
(,HARLES FRANK bass-barytone. vocal instruction:
y opera and free trial. Studio, 226
East 69th-st
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18

TxPERT EDUCATION Backward yopyhs py xpers tutor
married1 OF long experience IN his pleasant mn
Warrt.toyn' n = Number limited Highest rscUHirsen en-
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n T.
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Geacbsrs

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two gymnasums. buildings and furniture. Terms
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New-York tribune., 1901-09-18

Ire first volume Of the Macmillan Company's
Dictionary Of Philosophy and Psychology"
under the editorship Of Professor James Mark
Baldwin, Of Princeton, is ready. The work
will be completed in three volumes. The first
extends from A to Law. The work has been in
preparation for several years, and its contribu-
tors comprise many leading scholars in philos-
ophy and science both at home and abroad. 1t
oevotes much space TO science. well to
philosophy; such topics biology. for instance.
in which great advances have been made in re-
cent years, receive much attention.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18

Eau Grbools.
%v--w YORK UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.
N sixty-=eventh opens Oct 1901. Day Classes
with sessions $50 p. ~ OIL 3. after two
sessions l0 p. NJ. ILL b.
years.. Graduate Classes lead to LII NJ
Tuition. 500 For circulars address
L. J. TOMPKINS. Registrar
Washington Square -. Y City
NEW YORK ! DAY SCHOOL 50 Nassau 81.
~ ! EVENING SCHOOL. West 18th 81.
SCHOOL. DWIGHT METHOD'' OF IN
STRUCTION L. 2 years LII NJ. In three years.
Send for catalogue. GEORGE CHASD. Dean
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18

Lieutenant Ellicott L. S. N. of the Naval
War College. has written life Of Rear-Admiral
Winslow, the comman nder of the Kearsarge in
her famous fight with the Alabama. The Put
mans viii publish it. The book will make known
for the first time of important CORE
spondence relating to the fight, and to the in
ternational discussion brought about by the ac-
ton Of one English yacht that rescued many Of
the survivors Of the Alabama, after that vessel
sunk. Admiral Winslow's life extended
crucial period in naval history, and his
biography involves history of the beginnings
of the iron clad naval ship
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18

The new volume in the Appletons Great
Commanders" series is on General Mcclellan
and is by the late General Peter S. Michie Cen
eral Michie has the advantage of the perspective
gained in the years that have elapsed since Nc
Clelan's work at the head Of the Army of the
Potomac, Wel military knowledge and
familiarity with the later literature of the war
While fully recognizing McClelans ability as
an organizer and his power secure the devo-
ton Of his soldiers he has placed due emphasis
on his excessive prudence, and the deficiencies
Of his information service
In mis- forthcoming book called THE Parts
OF Speech, Professor Brander Matthews sets
forth the contention that the English language
belongs TO the peoples who speak IL: that the
American branch Of the language is destined at
no distant day to assume the controlling po-
sition heretofore and held by the parent
branch in England. Professor Matthews also
holds radical views on orthography, which he
enforces by innovations in his own text
p. X. Benson, whose story OF the Civil War
who Goes There?" attracted attention last
year, has now another story the scene of
which is in the Virginia campaign OF Grant and
Lee. said TO be detailed with historic accuracy
The Macmillan Company has il nearly ready
for publication. under the title Of "A Friend
with the Countersign." 1t involves. as did the
authors previous work curious mental condi-
ton the part of the hero
The perennial interest I'm the study of the
growth and development OF language is said "a
be exemplifed In new book OF popular phi
soiogy by Professor Greenough, late Of the Latin
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18

Harper & Bros. say that the advance orders
for Gilbert Parker's novel. THE Right of Way,
have been larger than for any other recent pub
ication of theirs. with the exception Of Mrs.
Humphry Wards Eleanor" 1t will appear on
the Doth.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18

Another book is promised in the early autumn
from ''Zack," known in private life as Gwen
doIine Keats. 1t will be called "Dunstable
Weir" and will consist Of a collection of shor
stories Scribners who published her novel
THE White Cottage" last spring. will also pub
lish this.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18

In .shacklett a Story OF American Politics"
the author Walter Barr, who is a new writer
known hitherto only through mis- magazine
stories has undertaken TO exploit a field com
paratively undeveloped II is a story or poiitlcs
in the West and the central figure passes
through various stages clerk, lobbyist, legis-
lator and governor
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18

Walter Crane has designed elaborate series
of illustrations for Lambs ''Masque of Days
from the Last Essays of Elia''-'newly dressed
and decorated" the title page truly repre-
sents. as the designs in Mr.. Cranes familiar
decorative vein in colors. with the text put in
old fashioned lettering in the plates.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18

The publication of General Algers book on
The Spanish-American War" which the Har-
pers intended TO bring out on September 20 has
been postponed for short time, to a date not
vet definitely decided upon
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Four Children at a Birth.

s. F. Stone, who lives in Jefferson
township, near Morris Chapel, was in
town Tuesday afternoon, and reported
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to four children. One lived about three
hours, two died shortly after birth, and
the fourth YVES yet alive when he left
home, but the attending physician, DIR.
Winningham, said that its death was a
question of very short time. The
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an average of two and one-half pounds
each. The mother was getting along
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lican
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-05-30

Miss Bess NJ. Bruce, the faithful and
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with her mother. From there she will
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visit of two months. While absent she
will attend the Pan.American exposi-
ton at Buffalo. Her vacation has been
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that she will have safe and enjoyable
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