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REPRINTS.

A HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES MAyY From
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mHE PEoPLE OF THE sTATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
WORK bv the grace of free and independent
To Helene V6n Pape Isidore Won Pape, Therese Won
toni Augusta Constance Meusel. Constant Won
pane Nargarethe Ferdtuanda Fanny Won Iape, hans
garethe Hentze Heinz Hermann Heintze the heirs ac
next OF kin Ernst Won Pape deceased send greeting
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SuTrugates Court OF County OF
New York certain instrument IN writing bear
10 in writing bearing December 18TH 1901 relating
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Of YOU are appear before the surrogate u our
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In testimony whereof have caused the seal OF the
,,rrogate's Court OF the County OF New
hereunto affixed - .,---,-.--r,.,r
Of our said County OF New York. at said County
IL the tventv-second OF April. in the
Lord one thousand nine hundred and two
J FAIRFAX M'LAUGHLIN, Clerk OF the Surrogafe's 5
CHRISTIAN O. MOttll q tAItulASS TOT IrNSauuer' -0A
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Noiite of Summons.

SUPREME COURT OF NEW YORK. County
- Of York-Marion Vought, Plaintn, against
Catherine r. Aspel Rose Gamble, Margaret Murphy,
nelius Nought, Fanny Nought Annie c. Nought George
W. Nought. Charles X. Vought. Harry X. Nought. Flor
ence b Nought, Lafayette Nought. Aggte d. Nought
Katie Mctirath McGath. Florence Moen. stephen
the Of fourteen Helen Caspary infant under
the age OF fourteen Years; Alice II. Hughes. James
Anna G. Hope, Charles r. Hope. Nellie NJ Mowatt
James NJ MoWatt Alice Z. CHdence James g. Cldence,
r, Gertrude Johnson. James r Johnson. Thomas r.
Hope, Amy Hope Christopher J. Hope. William j. Hope
an infant under The Of fourteen years; James H.
Judge, Louisa Judge, Mary a a Cross. James Hope
ahd f James Hope be not living. Annie Hope his wife
the name Annie being fictitious and the issue dev
lsees Of the said James Hope. II such wife.
deNisees there be Thomas Hope. and ~ Thomas Hope
not living, Ellen Hope his wife the name Ellen being
Hope, II such wife issue devisees there he Mllie
Smith. James J. Phelan, and Ella X Murphy Defendants
Amended summons To the above named defendants and
each OF them. You hereby q the
your answer the Patntnrs Attorney within twenty
DAYS after the service of this amended summons.
pear answer judgment will taken against YOU by
deau for the relief demanded in the amended complaint
Dated March 5th 1902
JULIUS H. SEYMOUR. Plaintiffs Attorney Office and
New York city.
To James Hope and Thomas Hone Defendants. The
foregoing summons IA served by publication
pursuant 70 an order Of the Honorable Samuel
baum. Of the Justices Court in the
State of New York dated the Goth u March 1912
and filed with the complaint IN the ONCE clerk ~
the Borough ~ Manhattan, city. County State Of
New York. the ist day n April. 1902
JULIUS II SEYMOUR. Attorney for PLAINTIFF. and
Post Once Address. No. 80 Wall Street (NanhattanJ
Ne NOrk
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10

In his novel, "Belshazzar" which Doubleday,
Page & Co. Will have ready next month, William
Stearns Davis tries to show what manner of
city Babylon really was. He has made effort
to use the very recent archaeological discoveries
in the ruins and sites of Babylon. The char
acter of Belshazzar he has drawn from study
of Assyrian and Babylonian monarChs. Mr..
Davis says: up TO the last few years story
Of Babylon not a work of pure Imagination
would have been impossible. Now we know
Chaldea almost as intimately as her great rival.
Egypt
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10

NJ Mrn,rasc Ramsey l2mo, rP. VII $40. Henry
Holt & COD
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Containing print and script alphabet charts pro
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h., Isaac X. Ill. D. and M9ntIose y Msrs'
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BIOGRAPHY.

LITTLE MEMOIRS OF THE NINETEENTH GENTRY
BY George Pastor. svo. ~. iX. 370 CE =. Duton
Coz
Entertaining sketches OF minor celebrities whose
e1rerIeuces illustrate the literary artistic fe
Of the period Hayden, y. =. Willis and Howitts
are among them.
DANIEL. WEBSTER. BY Samuel W. Mccall 16mo
m I24 GIoughton, Mfhin Coz
The webster Centennial Grafton" delivered AT
Dartmouth College, Webster's Alma Mater in 1901
SKETCHES OF SOME BOOKSELLERS OF THE TIME
OF DIR. SAMUEL, JOHNSON. BY f. Marston. l2mo.
m xiii l2T. C'harles Scribner's SonsD
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THEOLOGY.

,rttE, NATI-RAINEsS OF CHRISTIAN LIFE BY Ed
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nams SonsD
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Iasus 81 Paul. Marcus. Aurelius, Augustine. Mo
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3Ug doubleday. Page & Coz
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y. j. Carlyle, NJ. \.
, MISSIONARY HOROLOGUE BY the Rev j. Sanders
Reed. n. u. l6mo. PIP. "a Waterfowl y. Y: The
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10

That industrious traveller Harry De Windt
tells in his book. Finland as 1t Is some little
known facts about that northern country. Of
which he says: 1T Will probably take years TO
eradicate a notion that one of the most attrac-
tive and advanced countries in Europe possesses
a summer Of the finest climate in the world
and is not the abode of cold and darkness" on
the contrary, one Of the great charms Of Fin
land for the visitor lies in the fact that one
may explore its widest districts in comfort if
not in absolute luxury" F. P Dutton will soon
have the book ready.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10

GREAT MASTERS IN PAINTING AND SCULPTURE:
Gerard BY ". Martin. Lit. u. Translated
from the Dutch by Clara Bell. I2mo pp xii ~.
tThe Macmillan Company
! sketch 0f the Dutch artists life wOr
and the condition of his Illustrated with
forty-one reproductions Of his paintings
LINE AND FORM. BY Walter Crane. l2mo. pp. XIV,
2ss (The Macmillan Company
A companion volume The Bases Of Design"
Illustrated with photographs and drawings. and
line
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE MAN y; THE MOON; OR. THE rrNFxPECTED
by Rertram Dendron. 1Gmo, PIP. loo. tBonnell Su-
& Coz
Nonsense paragraphs.
PARLIAMENTARY USAGE. nv Emma 4. Fox. 16rro.
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S0nsD
Illustrated with diagrams.
BREAKING AND RIDING. With Military Conmen-
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The principles of horsemanship With seventy
illustrations.
AN AMERICAN AT OXFORD. Ry John Corbin. 12mo.
PIP. XII 325. UIoughton. MifIltn & Coz
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LITERARY.

A HISTORY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE. BY William
Moody Robert MOrss LoVett M
viii. Charles Scribner's Sons)
The OF subject earliest times
20 our day; simply arranged. for young students
A HISTORY of ENGLISH LITERATURE. COO 1900
IA, e Translated from the German Revised
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Dutton & Coz
translation Of the fourth edition Of
history German is the joint work OF several hands
SHAKESPEARE BY ". Carew Hazlltt. Svo DID, xxxtl
tChares Scrbner's SonsD
Dealing with the private literary history Of
Shakespeare rather than with the settlement of de-
batabIe teXtual points
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MEDICINE.

sANATORIA FOR CONSI- -MPTGvFS Ry F R Walters.
VI. D. Syo Pr xiv. 40. CE p. putton & Coz
\ general review ot tho sanatorum treatment. with
detailed description u tho most important existing
sauatoria.
FROM CRADLE To SCHOOL. Ry Mrs. Ada 5 Baln.
l2no. viii. 344 ,E. T. Du'ton & Coz
4 book mothers.
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nustrated win diagrams.
MUSIC.

MUSIC IN THE HISTORY OF THE WESTERN
CHURCH. BY Edward Dickinson. 12mo. pr. 426.
tCharles Scribner's Sons)
\ study showing how the problem Of making music
contribute enectually to church worship has
been treated by different confessions and in different
times
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
TOPOGRAPHY AND TRAVEL.

sICTIIA PITToREsCA nj ". A. Patton. Prima
Trad,zIone ItaItana al Sanfeice. limo. Do.
xvi 456. Milano Palermo, NaPoli; Reno Sandrou.
First Italian translation work on Sicily by
Mr.. W A. Patton, favoraby reviewed In The Tribune
,ahal published bY the Harpers. in 1885,
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ARCHAEOLOGY.

CONCISE DICTIONARY OF EGYPTIAN ARCH
BIOLOGY BY VI. Brodrick and :. Anderson Morton.
I8Yno pp (E +. Dutton & Coz
4 handbook for students and travellers. illustrated
with eighty illustrations and many cartouches.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
LAW.

TRIBAL. CUSTOM IN ANGLO-SAXON LAW. BY F
Seebohm. Ii. D. f. :. A. l2mo, pp xvi. OBS
Hsongmans. Green & Coz
An essay supplemental The English Village
Community and The Tribal System in Wales"
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10

Miss Agnes Repplier has gone to Europe for
at least a year. She will travel in Touraine and
Brittany for the summer, and in the autumn
she will 20 to Italy and spend the winter in
Rome She goes fer holiday rather than for
work but will keep up her various series of
essays which are appearing in American pub
hcations. Her latest book, The Fireside
SPHINX has gone through four impressions
since last fall
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
JUVENILE.

THE BARNS CORONATION BOOK. Written by Glare
Rridgman. I6mo PIP. 10 The Macmillan Com
Bright colored illustrations and quantity simple text
describing coronation. banquet, Hluminations
so on perfect book for children.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
HORTICULTURE.

FORMAL. GARDENS IN ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND
By H lingo TrRgs Part IL. Folio, III. Plates or
halftone illustrations measured drawings tCharles
Scribner's
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SUPREME COURT oF THE STATE oF

NEW YORK--Trisi desired the County o. New
York. Action for Absolute Divorce August LARSON
the above named Defendant You are hereby summoned
10 answer the complaint in this action. serve
twenty days after the service of this exclusive
OF OF hr ay Of ana ana IN IN 5e OF your failure 10 appear
Dated March 18th. 1902
Plaintiffs Attorney once and Post once Address; No
90 Nassau Street. New York city. Borough of Man
Bertha Defendant: The foregoing summons
suant an order OF Hon. James a BIanchard
the Clerk of the County Of New York Borough Of
haitian. city OF New York.
Plaintiffs Attorney. No 90 Nassau Street. Manhattan
y. Y
SUPREME COURT New York County-Sum-
mons. Joseph Seeman. Sigel W. Seeman. sylvan I.
Hedgerd Defendant. To the above named Defen,iant:
hereby summoned answer. the complaint
Painf Attorney within 20 DAYS after the service Of
summons exclusive Of the day of service and in
taken against you by default the relief demanded
Dated March 20 1902. ..-.---
Attorney Once and Post ohiee Address: No
To Pedrich ". HCdgeri. Defendant The foregoing
an ordeT Of Hon James A Ranchard Justice the
supreme of the state Of New York dated the 18th
once Of the CLERK OF New York at the City
Of New York. @" '"e same EDWIN LOUIS GARvIN.
PINS Attorney. 40 Broadway y Y. city
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EDUCATIONAL.

MON ON-C,TE ET MON CURE. BY Jean de Ia Bre,e
Edited for school use by Elizabeth NJ White I2m9
r-~.,ch novel Foot notes vocabuarv ana
series OF graded compositions P based each chapter
RAMsryss SPANISH GRAMMAR. With Exercises. BY
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NATURAL, HISTORY.

BIRDS AND MAN. BY W. r. Hudson. F. T. s l2mo.
pp 3fT. G.ongmens Green & Coz
Studies Of English Birds.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
SOCIOLOGY.

1,poF2 AND CAPITAL. BY forty-hve writers. Edited
Win an Introduction. by John p. Peters. D. D. l2mo
m xlIv 463 &c. 2. Putnams SonsD
A discussion Of the relations Of employer and en-
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10

In his Rise of Religious Liberty in America
which the Macmillan Company has ready this
week Sanford H Cobb has this say OF the
beginning of his subject
It is significant, with an import unequalled
by any other element in Colonial conditions,
that at the very beginning the standard should
be raised, to be at first derided and driven out,
then 10 be tolerated, and at last, as the promise
Of what the spiritual mission of America
to he, 10 win TO itself the fealty and following
of every portion of the land To have disCoV-
cred and preached that truth Of the liberty of
soul. that in the blessing OF it all after gen
eratiOns have reJoiced places Roger Williams
among the few great benefaCtOrs of the race
and among the earlier founders Of the American
Republic with whatever equals, surely without
a superior
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10

Bret Harte was most prolific writer the list
OF his works comprising more than forty-four
titles. His latest collection of Western tales,
Openings in the Old Trail" was published only
two weeks ago by Houghton Mifiin & Co, who
have for years been his American publishers
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10

President Roosevelt has received from Mr.
Alfred Austin, Poet Laureate of England an
especially hound copy of his new Volumes "A
Tale OF True Love, and Other Poems" which he
has dedicated TO the President. The book made
by Harper & Bros. bound by hand in
full olive green French levant. cut from a skin
chosen for unusual beauty of color A design
of roses is worked on the cover in rose and gold.
and the hook is lined with French marbled
paper in blended shades of green.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10

nut there is much else besides Mr. Fraser
mas Siberia to resemble Canada and parts OF
the Western United States-a land of immense
agricultural possibilities
MT HopkinsOn Smith has reached the dignity
OF publishing his collected works" in a uni
form edition. This will be the Beacon Edition
which the Scribners will publish in ten volumes
by arrangement with Houghton Mifiin &
Co Mr.. Smith has revised and rearranged his
stories and sketches, bringing those on har-
monious themes into groups, and has added sew
eral new stories not found in any other edition
The name of the Beacon Edition and the little
device of lighthouse on the title page and
used as the watermark of the paper are of
course, derived from Mr. Smiths work as an
engineer and "A builder of Iighthouses-the ia
nous Race Rock light among others the scene
Of the novel of Caleb West" Three drawings in
colors will adorn each volume and there will
be a frontspiece portrait of the author. Mr.
smith himself f A. Abbey, Howard Chandler
Chrlsty and f. c. Yohn are among the artists
who will contribute the Illustrations
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
LOGIC.

THE PRINCIPLES OF LOGIC. BY Herbert Austin
Atkins. Ph. .. lima. d. ssa- llexrr ESss l. G.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10

Fame for a Woman: a Splendid Mourning" p"
IS the title chosen by Cranston Metcalfe for
novel soon TO be published by the Putnams. 1t
is derived from Nine. de Staers saying that
fame for woman is a splendid mourning for
happiness" The author is intimately con-
nected with literary affairs in London, and his
novel is said to be a satire the young smart
literary set Of the British capital, and to con-
tain a number Of digs at several types of au-
thors and publishers there.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10

The Two Vanreves' is the title Of Booth
Tarkngton's new novel which Mcclure, Phillips
& Co viii publish in the autumn. The little r."
and the accent the last syllable are the two
features OF this name that the author insists
upon. The story is of the Mexican War-almost
the only period Of American history that the
novelists have not vet exploited much-and the
early and romantic days Of the development of
Indiana, Mr.. Tarkington's native State The
story will begin its serial appearance in the
June "McClure's."
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
pED ID" LINE.

For La Guayra Puerto CabeIIo Curacao an1 Mara
eabo, via CuTacoa-- Calling also at san Juan p.
From Roberts Pier. BROOKLYN.
; ; Itll-Allt-l-tlilA S1tlrtaT. Nav l.,
:. : CARACAS rIrJiay
BOJLTON. BLISS & DAII.ETT
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10

Little Memoirs Of the Nineteenth Century
Is companion 10 the Little Memoirs Of the
Eighteenth Century" by the same author, who
writes under the name Of George Pastor. II Is
g collection Of discussions on minor celebrltles
whose experienc seem 10 illustrate the life.
more specially the literary and artistic life, OF
the first half Of the century. and who of late
years. at any rate. have not been overwhelmed
by the attentions OF the minor biographer. The
ESSAYS are about Hayden, Lady Morgan, y. P.
Willis Lady Hester Stsnhope. Prince Puckler-
Muskau in England, and William and Mary
Hewitt George Pastor. il may be noted, is
Miss f NJ. Sym 1nds Of London, author Of a
number Of novels. The buttons publish her new
book in this century.
Rhymes and Roundelays" is collection of
typical bits Of verse which have appeared in
Life" which Doubleday. Page & CO. are about
10 publish. These verses. Of "a distinctly mod
ern favor" range from the gracefully serious to
the irresistbly comic. The book will have pro
fuse illustrations.
On May 1G Harper & Bros. will publish
Marion Manning" the first novel of Mrs. Will
IAN Corcoran Eustis, a daughter of ex-Vice-
President and Mrs. Levi F. Morton. AS Miss
Edith Morton she prominent in Washing
Ion society. She is now the wife Of the Third
Secretary to the American Embassy at London
Mrs. Eustis has written a story OF American
NE. in which many Of the scenes are laid in
Washington. Her heroine is a young high bred
virginia girl, who marries politician Of un-
sTupulous ambition. tn story tells how his
ssnperament acts upon hers, and how later on.
enc comes TO know Of wholly different
''Dre and TO marry him.
sphn Foster Fraser undertakes in his book
- heal Siberia" that the Appletons have
s tor publication. TO show that the idea of
'seria as land Of snow and exiles is a mis-
one. There is snow and there are exiles.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10

Mrs Edith Wharton Will have a short story
called The Qucksand" in the June "Harpers 5
and Professor Richard T. Ely viii have an aru-
Gle describing An American Industrial Expert
ment" namely the town Of PelzeS, >. G, saiu
10 be the most successful Of such cooperative
towns in the United States. This will be the
first Of a number Of articles on practical eco
nomic topics that Professor Ely win contribute
70 the magazine.