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New-York tribune., 1902-03-31
FETCH WORSHlPPERS.
STRANGE DOINGS OK AN AFRICAN
ISLAND.

THE sHERBRo AND ITS HINTERI..AtE>,Il,, ;, ,,,-,ie sl
T D AIdridge F R g 5 DStTc, tl,cI 19ii5-.S 9araTo
pp XVI. &5S The Macmillan COMPANY
Doubtless the Sherbro is name even more
unfamiliar in America than it is in knsiahn
where as Mr.. Andridge says. knowledge OF il j.
confined TO a very Few. It is an island OF me
coast Of Sierra Leone, and its "HlnterIahu'
the next country the north and northwest "l
Liberia, extends back far into the African WIGS
II is now a British protectorate MI All3Fl"EeN
avouyed object is 10 exploit the great advantages
for trade I'm the region that can he uuilzed "y
n proper course of energy and wisdom on the
part ~ the British. He tells at great length OF
the characteristics Of the country. the climate
fh4 people their industry and products, and
gives a detailed account Of a long journey IN
land that he made as commissioner To extend 10
the native chiefs the privilege If entering INTO
friendly treaties with the British Government
He is extremely optimistic as TO the possibilities
Of profitable trade and industry in the Sherbro
under British rule and British enterprise
There are many interesting things about the
people To he learned from Mr.. Alldrdge's pages
They are typical Africans. for the most part
friendly disposed. they are wrapped in the
densest ignorance characteristic Of their an
cestraI fetch worship one Of their most strik-
ing institutions is that Of the secret societies
that. before the establishment Of British law,
entirely ruled the natives. They are all founded
on the belief in the power Of fetch medicine" "
and all distinguished by special costumes
and by a great variety of mystic rites. Their
secrecy is absolutely preserved. ana Mr.. All
bridge IS certain that no one outside their ranks
knows any Of their secrets one Of these So
cieties is exclusively for women-the Rundu
There IS a "Bundu devil" in nearly every large
town; a woman believed To he capable of cast
ing spells for good or evil over the men, and
who on occasion visits displeasure on their
rnisbehavior. Mr. AHdridge thus describes the
process:
When such thing happens. the Bundu devil
arrayed in all her barbariC grOtesQueness and
attended by a few Digbas Cwomen Of the low
est degree in the society. arrives upon the
scene, and having discovered the Iniscreant in
the town, they approach him and when within
a few PAGES they stop. and the devil points one
Of the lunches Of tWlEs which she carries
straight at him and then Teverses the action
and points the bush. This IS called giving
the palaver." signifying that he must follow
them: which he speedily does. so eTiCaCiOus is
the medicine and so great the fear and fetch
superstition connected with these medicine
women. The Cortege proceeds TO the barri
where the palaver is given over 10 the tender
merces Of the chief. who begins by imposing
all kinds Of court fees, and damages are
claimed on behalf Of the best medicine woman
Of the Bundu. In the event of the defendant
not paying The demands made upon him he is
stocked. and formerly would have been sold into
slavery.
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rHE PEOPLE OF THE sTATE OF NEW

YORK. by the grace Of God free and independent
Joserh p1hson John Bueid. husband
heir and next Of Of Elizabeth Jane Good deceased
send greeting: Whereas Joseph Dobson Good of the
CIV New York. lately applied the s
Court Of County of New York. TO have a certain
writing relating 10 both real and
property duly proved the last VIII and Testament OF
I-lizabe-h Jane Of ;he County o New
deceased therefore YOU ted 10 an
pear before the Of County York at
his office IN County Of New York n
April thousand nine hundred and half past
forenoon Of that then
attend probate the said last VIII Testament
And YOU hereby cited. the
age Of tweny-one years required appear your
guardian II have II you have appear
md appointed in the Of your
neglect failure do guardian VIII be appointed
by the Surrogate 70 represent and act for you in
proceeding
In testimony whereof. the Seal Of the
Surrogates o said County Of York 10 he
hereunto affixed Witness Hon Ahner c. Thomas
q Surrogate Of said County II New York said
County. the 3rd day Of March in the year Of our
fSeaIl Lord thousand nine hundred two.
j FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN
OF the SUTrogate's Court
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Radcliffe in 1896 and NJ A. in 1898. When these
two young women decided to write book to-
gether they spent winter in research. and after
scenes Of their story were to he laid. With the
exception Of walking trips 70 various places de
scribed in the hook they remained closely at
their desks for over six weeks Al the end Of
which period they had completed the manu-
script Miss Dix already has several other
novels 10 her credit
The Revue des Deux Mondes" has lately
been paying much attention to American liter
ature. Several months ago II printed an ap-
preciarve review Of T. ". HigginsOns work
under the title Of TN American Representatif." ="
In its issue Of February l it gives twenty-five
pages to "L'Idhalisme Amercain, Ralph Waldo
Emerson" by VI. Firmn Roz. A French esti-
mate Of a typicaIIy New England philosopher
In The CIaybornes." which HouEhton. Mifflin
& CO. are bringing out. William Sage has given
q picture of Civil War scenes as a setting for
love story, throwing into high relief three Of the
most important events Of the war-the secession
OF Virginia, the high water mark" at Gettys-
burg and the last ditch at AppomattoX. he
shows the quality Of the men on both sides tells
Of the winning Of a Yankee girl by a young Nir-
ginian who adheres to the Union cause, though
his father and brother are fighting for the
South Lincoln. Grant and Sherman figure
among the characters. Mr.. Sage. who is
New-Yorl5er, thirty-sever years old has pre-
viously published a book called Robert
TnurDav"
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CltQtlous.
nm pEnPLE OF TIE STATE OLE NEW

U'HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK by the grace God free and independent. To
A., = N1rE6all Sarah Robb Tyler, Mary McC Horner
I5a~rv Winter P Marshall Agnes Robb Chew
t-sesie T Armstrong. Elizabeth Tyler Rhett.
VarahsU C'aral,ne Myers. Cassie Julian James Nine
Munro. Phdbe Munro,
C|srrsnrar samuel q. Chew Richard r. Good all
interested Estate Of catharine Gartz Robin
iate ~ the City of Baltimore, Maryland. deceased
creditors egatees of kin otherwise send greeting
You and you hereby cited and required per
sr7allv 10 and appear before Surrogate Of
COUNTY New York a. the Surrosates Court OF said
CCtufv held County Court House in County
Sew York rhe 2nd DAY Of MAY. 1902 at half-past
that day. then and a
TEND judicial settlement Of the account Of proceedings
Carpenter and Samuel 9 Chew, Executors
II the VIII and Testament of said deceased and
such n hereby cited under the 90
rvenyone required TO appear by guardian
have If have none. 70 and apply
For he appointed I'm the of neglect
or failure 10 a guardian viii be- appointed by
Surrogate represent and for in the proceeding
Testimony Whereof. We caused the Seal of
surrogate's Court Of the said County Of New
York "a be hereUrtu affixed.
witness Hon. Abner G. Thomas a Surrogate
5 Of said County. the County Of New York
the 18Th Of March n the Of Lord
thousand nine hundred and
J FAIRFAX McT.ATGIIIN.
clerk ~ the Surrogate's Court.
FREDERIC DE T. FOSTER. Attorney Petitioners
Is Wall street, Borough II Manhattan. city Of New
XCry
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foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. c,

EN ADRk .SIPREME COlhI, NOul'I VI
New York. The York Savings Bank. Plalntrs
against stephen Tslbert others, Deten1a ns IN IC
suance Of judgment Of Foreclosure and sale, doy
and entered action, bearing
l4th day Of March 1902. the undersigned the heIere
in said judgment named will sell Al Public Auct ~
the New York Real Estate Salesroom, No III tI'dL"
in the borough Of Manhattan. city Of New 1"Ih. W"
10Th day Of April. 1902 II O'Clock noon on ND,
hy John T. BOYD. Auctoneer. the premises are ~ "
said Judgment 10 he sold and therein Described as
All that certain piece parcel Of land. with te
thereon erected situate lying and being in tne tnet5 as
Ward Of the city OF New York. bounded ana
follows. viz Beginning point on the NoLlu@+r[ @ ,,r
Of twenty vsiXt distant two nun
dred and seventy-one feet inches Eastery o ia. s
formed bv the intersection Of the Easter se {"
Third Avenue with the Northerly side 0f one hunI 9i
sixth Street. thence <ortherIy anh pa
with the Third nine feet and eleN''
line of the block between one huIlt
and one hundred and twenty ~-' il -
Easterly thirty three
inches the centre line Of the block between 'ls Ia
Third Avenues. thence SOuthcrly along 'Ie
parallel Third Avenue ninety nine tee
NOrtherly side Of hundred ana I"vIl.'
Street aforesaid. thence Westerly aionE
thirty three feet ani inches to the point ~, con
beginning Subject t0 covenants against lus
tained i'm deed the Registers Once 'l
County York. in I.her E1 Of Conveyance ''H
Dated. New York. March DIST, 1Y"2--.- pat.-eA
VICTOR W HUNGERFORp- heterfe'. ere.
JOHN WERRER. Attorney for Plantius,.
street Borough OF Manhattan, city Of New H cold
The following is a diagram of the properly oo7 80
as described above number oelns --' i'
i-''" ''' 19-+b Street.
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Loretta s Ursula NJ. Carey Plaintiff
against Edward l.. Carey and others Defendants. n
pursuance Iuterocutory Judgment Of partition and
sale made and entered the above entitled action
the l7th day ~ March. 1902 l. the undersigned.
Betere" said judgement "A public tuc-
the highest bidder Wednesday. day Of
direction Of William NJ. Ryan. Auctloneer the New
Borough Of Manhattan. city. County and state New
York tht Lands ana premises in said Judgment
and therein described oows. to Wit All that certain
lot OF ground described IN deed from Prica HuREer
ford ana other persons to William Kenworthy, bearing
date the 21th day of April. IN the lS22. and
corded In the Otce of the Register OF the city and
County of New York IAber 1913 Of Conveyauces Page
ll on the 10Th day OF December lS22. follows
All that certain lot. parcel ground.
lying and being I'm the Fourth Ward. Of the CITY
YORK the uurthcry side u Cherry Street. bounded
southerly i'm 'front.' hy Cherry aforesaid
Toy the land late n William tollirs.
the former part of lot and lately sold
Thompsons. and eastery 10y the late
Osgooi and late belonging 10 the Thompsons.
containing In breadth and eighteen feet
and nine inches thereahouts, and length on both
sides hundred feet. Subject alley gangway
the westerly side according the
The saia premises being known by the mum
Der htty-two tJ2l Cherry street.
Dated Brooklyl. March ii 1902
HENRY = RASQUIN. Referee.
RIDER & SMITH plaintiffs Attorneys 20 Pine Street
Manhattan New York city.
The following diagram Of the premises be
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The approximate lien or charge satisfy
which the above described property be sold S23
9sIus with interest thereon the day March,
1907 together with and allowances amounting 20
$S52 - with interest thereon March Ilth 1892
gether with the expenses the sale. approxmat
OF
he allowed the purchaser the purchase money
paid by the referee is $2S563 interest.
The above described property will be subject the
restrictive covenants contained ouverneur
Morris Mary Ann Smith dated September sth iS4s.
recorded the Office Register Of the County
Westchester in Lber I3I of Conyeyances Page 81.
subsequent deeds.
Dated New York. March Is 1902.
ADRIAN II. I-ARhIN, Referee
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= Thomas a Surrogate of County Of New York
Notice hereby given TO all persons having claims against
Clarence Z Maoy. late Of Summit County OF Union. New
Jersey deceased 10 present me same with youc.ers
thereof 70 the subscriber her place Of transactnS
business office Francis Garyan. - Frank
I'm Street In the city # New York before the lst
DAY Of August
Dated New York, the 25th day N JanuarE, 1902
EMMA r. MAT(DN. ADMINISTRATORS
FRANCIS T. CARAVAN. Attorney for Administrators
30 Franklin Street. Manhattan. New York city.
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5nrroadtes Notites.
N pursuance Of an order Of Hon. Abr

IN pursuance Of an order Of Hon. Abner {.
Thomas Surrogate Of the County Of New York.
hereby all persons having claims against
Emma g Milmine. late Of the County of New YORK de
the with vouchers thereof TO the
subscriber place transactng business Room 4Ol
Produce Exchange Building, corner OF Whitehall and
Beaver City Of New York, on before the
fifteenth day # August next.
Dated York. 3rd day of February. 1902
CHARLES f MILMINE. Administrator.
HARTMAN 4 FESSENpEN. Attorneys for Admlnistra-
va
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IN PrRsUANcE OF AM order Of Hon. Abner G.

Thomas. Surrogate County Of New York. notice
is hereby 10 all persons having claims against Anna
the County Cf New York deceased, 10
vouchers thereof the subscriber, at
place business. the Office Ferdi
Shack. a Nos. 50 81 Pine Street Borough Of
Manhattan in the City of New York before the
C0th dav Of June 1902
Dated New York. the 5th day of December, 1901
EDWARD MEYER Executor.
FERDINAND SHACK. Attorney for Executor. 50 and 81
Pine Street Borough Of Manhattan City Of New York
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Enst 1n2rd Street.


lo9ut Str -.
Tho sn7-7x mate amount charge to satisfy
uach the described is 20 be sold is eleven
Thousand three hundred twelve and 6I-loo dollars WIN
interest the 26h day of February. lt"Z
together With costs allowance amounting 70 ionT
hundred seventy - 100 dollars with interest
March 1907 together with the expenses ~ the
sale The 4upr.x mate amount assessments or
Hens watch be allowed To- the purchaser out
purchase. money paid by the Referee Is one
hundred - 100 dollars and interest
Dated. New York. March ~th. 1902. .-..- - 49,.
TJIFpTGFF L. BAILEY. Referee
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2Il g
T6h


HIIFFV' =,
Tho aDnrox1ate amount of lien charge 20 saS'S
which he above described property is to be sul
interest the 2Ith day 'I
ruary 1902 together with costs and aoWa,n 90, .+ber
to March a. l''-. ''s''
with the expenses the sale The appro .. t I
Of taxes assessments other liens. whCh are lo n a.
lowed 10 the purchaser OF the pur'haSe i"'''''' "
Maid by tho Referee. is S5lS St 100 and interest
Dated New March DIST. l9o2.-r-),r,r, uassr.a
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RAILROADS..
.ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of ws< & Tg TTfny,RiTa Street and D.
sTThe leaving time from DeSbroSses ana
CortIandt Streets il five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third Street
station, except where otherwise noted.
100 \. VI FAST MAII.-L.mitsd to two BUFFET Pario-
Cars New York 10 Ptsburs sleeping Car Pittsburs 70
$50 W. FAST S2rffl 20 Iff9S1S Pt9Sfr and Cleveland
DO" \. W. PENNS1LvANlA LIMITED.--PulIman Com
Cars. For chicago. Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati Ina
l55 7. Vi. tH1c%Go AND 81 LOUIS ExpREss-Eor
5.55 Il. VI. ST. LOUIS EXPREss-For Pittsburs Ind.
5.55 p. VI. WESTERN EXPRrsS"for Chicago For
.s5 p VI PAc1FIc EXPFEsS- Pittsburs and Chi
Gasg, P, For knoEvine @ day, via Shsn3nd9ah Valley
50 - VI 'Ig{ Tos sc S4s'e2na @ eSSsPS s9HTaay a PREss
For Pittshurg, Cleveland and Cincinnati
WtsIiXGTON %ND The SOUTH.
Iandt Streets, lo2o Dining Csrl l055 Dintgs Carr
landt streets, 22o, S25 Consressioral Lin = all Par
s 25 ana Il I1l9s 5b75r CaT & % * Dining T2 d 3 AZ 'Dians
day. s25 2 p Dining Car, 100 ID ing Car, a
Tor ana Dining cars. 80 Dining CaI'. 2S Dining
sotTHEsRN I'm RAIIw YSThe u 3 Sautacrns Palm Lin
i2to p M 1eetdays ESpress 80 as p m l''Is'l 40
Atlantic COAST LINE Florida sreetaI'' 21o p N
sESFoAR6 kIR i7SE RAIiwST i Fio-5s day and Met,
ropolita1 Limited Il 50 p m daily Express. I2iO
NORFOLK AND AND WESTERN RAILwAT.-For siennDhi,
cHEaAPEAKI, & ofiio RtILWa}.-7.55 a n. week
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-z55a a m.
week-ia and : ~ daily
ATLANTIC CTTY.-955 and 2-55 N. weekdays
Sundays. 80 a Through N-St5ue1 Trains
Parlor Cars and Coaches gaeS-5ays par
ior Smoking Car. Parlo- Cars Dining standard
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY--l255 p week DAYS
For points New York and Long Branch from
West Twenty third street station. S55 a. m IL 40
325 t.55. a0i i-2j p. III. sundays. 9.25 a m 4 Fs
?. from Desbrosses and C0rtlandt Str4ets} ~
a. m. - -. 80. $40. and 1i-30 . sundays 945
a. n. 5l5 2
FOR PHILADEIPHIA
6lo fpeshroSses and 'ortlandt Streets c0l.
s25 500 go Dining carr ,9'. Pen7a. Limited 90
tDesbrosSes and Cortland Dining
~ % Dining Carr. 1155 a. M 1855 Duins CaT). 30
tDesbrosses and C0rtland Streets 2n. DIN
Ing CaIl 300; = . Dining Csr, 455 Dining Carr
b5 Dining carr, 10 81. N55, 925 u 10 night
SUNDAYS SO 155 1o coachss) %. 81. . Dining
taTl 90 Limited. ass. 1655 Dining Carr n I2ss
Dining 1ar % Dining Car. 325 Dining CAR ass
30 Dining t'ar'. 49, Dining carr. - Dining Carr
100, : p SO, 92| o. 10 night
Ticket Offices Nos l6l. 1895 1876 III Broadway.
lS2 Fifth Avenue below 2ld ST.. House; Wss,
Twentv-thrd street Station and stations q Des
erosses and CoraHft Street Court Street $50 Fulton
Street as Broadway and Pennsylvania annex station
BROOKLYN; station Jersey CITY The New York Transfer
Company Will call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences through 20 destination
Telephone al+ Eighteenth Street Pennsylvania Rail
road cab Service
J. r. HUTCHINSON. = r
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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11ubllc Nouces.

WANTED FOR L. s. ARNIY.-Able bodied
w unmarried men between ages q 35: citizens
Of United states good character and temperate habits
who can speak read and write English. For infoTma-
ton apply Recruiting Officer - Third Ave. y. y;
Park Row y Y. 81 f l25th y Y: % Eighth
hra Y oa3 Eighth Ave Y Y: 74l 9th Ave. N y
and 2l Broadway. Brooklyn. y. Y. E y.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

FUR PHILADELPHIA. q.
T-425. $500 spOO 1000 IL 50 A " 200 II 50
70 OOz 400 s'4 o. "a 30 500 rs 0G ZOO II So
50 Ttq ?. NJ.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
$500. $1,000. .l1.SO a VI. 100 t1soz =. 40 500.
"7OO 2. NJ. 'I2 Is
Offices: Liberty s.. Ferry. South Ferry c61 ss4.
1900. Rw 1S2 5th 81.
West 153 East 18Th St. 252 West
bus New York: ST. .-t4. 500 Fulton -.
Brooklyn: 9S Broadway williamsburg New York Trans
fer Co. calls for and checks bagsags destination
yFrom Liberty =. "Daily TDaily. eNcspt S-r-
day. sSundays only. zParlor only.
W. g. RESIaER. ET-ET
General Manager. Ce1'I Pass sS-
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new YORK CENTRAL
HARLEM DIVISION.

sON \ VI and &35 = NJ Daily. except Pitts
heId and North Adams sundays only ar e20 A NJ
Pullman cars all through trains
Trains riu1inatet with PiHrsch Light
Ticket OH0ss Il%. 2fi. and 1916 Broadway. =
Union S1 W. 215 Columbus 133 West 125rh St.
l2ah - and l3S-E s.. Stations SSS and
Fulton s.. and los Broadway. p n Bro0zy1
Telephone go SSH Street York Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence BY
WestCott Express Company.
a n SMITH. GEORGE II. DANIELS
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5nrroaates Nonres

IN PURSUANCE of order or Hon. Frank
T F4tzgerald Surrogate Of the County OF York,
notice Is hereby given all persons having
against Halett y. Wilcox late of the County OF
YORK deceased the with vouchers
OF 10 the subscriber Of
AT the efsce CT Prison BeaH attorneys No I50
broadway Borough Of Manhattan. in The City New
YORK on or before the first OF May Dated New
York. the 18th day OF October 1901.
JULIA MCCLURE WILCOX. Executrtx
4 DYERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions The Tribune
4 4 received Al the Uptown OfHce,
NO l2i2 IROADWAY
% door north OF 3lst-st until 8 clock D. m.
Advertisements viii be following branch
once Al regular Office until o'clock viz 54
sth-ake 23d-st.. I53 8th-ave..
81. 92 East I4th-st.; 257 West 42d-st-
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BALTIMORE & Ohio RAILROAD
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IIaIns leave Franklin st station. New 4ora. 40 Io
lows. auG l. min later loot " est 42G ST., y H.
'1:lO \. M-For Intern. points TO Albany.
\. Nd Hudson Impress
100 r M.-ChCaSo Express
.225 p M.-Cont Linn FOR Detroit. Chicago S. LOUIS
t3:45 p No For Hudson River Points y Albany
'6:I5 p M.-For Roch-. Buffalo CIeve'd x Ch-cASo-
fT.+5 I NJ For Roch.. Buffalo. Detroit 81. L'-is-.,
'9:15 p M-For Syra, itorh, Mag Falls pet x an An
TDaIly, except sunday. Leaves brl1A-ln
mex No l at f10.4l A NJ. No. : AT 4Sd6 r. NJ Leaves
Jersey city P r. r. SJa l 11-2o A NJ -
1885 NJ Time tables principal hotels ana
Baggage checked hotel residence by Nese5ttS -
A II. SMITH. - Z LAMBERT
Gen'I Superintendent. Gen'l Fassr Aso"-
New-York tribune., 1902-03-31

4 TTENTION IS CALLED TO THE ADvER

-lsernert in the city Of March 81 To April -
1872 Confirmation by The Board Of Assessors ana
entering Bureau rIe Collection Of Assess
ard for local
Borough The Er0uN-
crest 20 ogden aves.; also. Nelson sewer. from
East 81 70 l6Jrh
23d Ward Section 10 East l:id ST. sewer from cypress
summit situated eas'erly therefron
East l5gth sewer from Westchester 10 Forest
ave Jackson paving from East ltl5th -. 10 East
lG6-h 81.
Path Ward. Section Il. East roth St basins at the
northeast northwest Of BathEafe avenue,
also l7sth basin the northeast corner ot urnsl e
81. southeast ana south
Townsend ave- northeast and southeast
Walton and the southeast corner # Morris
ISSrh between Beaumont ana
Arthur Prospect sewer. from l1Ftn s.. 10
l77th St EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT C1mpt 1NeT
-f <a,- or Ns-rn
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LITERARY NOTES.

Somebody has written TO Harper & Bros.
20 complain Of the rough edges of d set Of Mark
Twain's works as follows.
Have seen good many boOks-Cheap & dear
ones but never saw any with such ragged un-
even leaves as tnOse-At the price, expected
20 get books finished up in the best Of style
that would be an ornament to an library
I tried 70 trim them so they would look half
way Gecent-but i got thoroughly disgusted
that ] gave II up-HaNe bought copies of Dick
ems with clean cut smooth edges for - cts-so
] don't relish paying $500 for such finished
books as the ones you sent me-
New-York tribune., 1902-03-31

There can be no more tender care than that
Of the author over the offspring Of his or her
brain. one sensitive authenticated. it was not
even an author. hut only a translator-recently
observed the announcement of her forthcoming
book the title % which begins with the definite
article. II appeared in print without this def
mite article. which omission made practically
no change in the significance or even in the
rhythmica; resonance OF the phrase. But it
called forth an immediate and rather sharp note
from the watchful translator, noting the error"
in the announcement of her book, and ending, as
the lash Of whip ends, with snapper-"Who
IS at fault?'
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~ PrRsUANCE Of an order ol Lon. Ahnel

C Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County York
all persons having claims
Elizabeth RosenbaLm. late of the County ~ New York.
deceased the with vouchers thereof
subscriber their place Of trausactng business
ofce of Morris :. Wise. Nc 80 Exchange Place
Borough of Manhattan. The city OF New York o
before Of June
Dated New 10th day OF November. 1901
HENRY .. ROSFNBAJN
SOLOMON X. LICHTENSTEfN.
Executors.
MORRIS WISE. Atty for Executors. 80 Exchange
Place Borough OF Manhattan. \. Y. city.
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Miss Beulah Marie Dix and Miss Carrie a
Harper. who collaborated in writing The
Beau's Comedy" just published by the Har-
pers. both college girls. Miss Dix took
the degree Of b A AT Radcliffe in 1897 and that
Of NJ A. in 1898 Miss Harper took her B. A. in