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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SOME ENGLISH MUSICAL CRITICISM

Musicians. with an Essay on Hector berI1a. bIfs
BY Filson Young. 12mo, pp. 2o2- ohaiieS ''Ni''
ner's Sons.
Mr. FfIson Young gives evidence Of youth and
irnrnaturity and he falls too frequently into the
vice of fine writing Of which those Who treat ol
music are in especial danger. But he says
withai much that is judicious and well put
There nine short essays in this little Volulfe.
besides a longer on Berlioz- Ihey are OIL
various degrees of merit Mr.. Young does not
add much to our appreciation Of Beethoven
pastoral symphony, for instance. with MS rhap-
sody on nature and the judgment that the SYM
phony is IAN overtone OF the vast harmony OF
created things" But he has some things to say
in his discussion Of Bach. as to Bach's influence
on English organists. that might be read WIN
proft by most American organists. as this:
In England at anv rate his spirit does not
enter into the performances Of the men OF ms
own craft-the church organists. Iney stuQy
his works indeed. but only as exercises pg lne
aid of which they may give the more huent eA-
r1ression 10 the modern traVeSt1eS or organ liu-
sic And there with the greater part OF
them the matter ends; no study OF a. Dan > >
matchless part writing, no attempt 10 ihlIta.e
his principles of the smooth flowing. olatonIc
progressions that so suitable with the OF
Ean's utterance.
In discussing THE Composer in England, MT.
Young tells some truths that have been told be-
is no atmosphere in the English music Schools
there is a prevalent spirit Of amateurlshness'
great traditions have been lost, and with the ad-
vent of triumphant Mendelssohnianism England
abandoned the sterner quest in art. FINDING II
Saint -Saens's music most of the qualities thar
CRATE on his sense Of what is good and abiding
Mr. Young is yet able TO say some just and apt
things about his art:
1t is seldom that find a man gifted as TINS
man is with extreme technical mastery. ana al
the same time content to cast his best Worh III
a simple and unpretentious mould. VI
course he has had to make experiments, nut
think that the cases in which he has not CHOSEN
the right means of expressing what ne mao %
say are surprisingly few. And what ne says is
ALWAYS neat beautifully polished and erqulsitel8
refined Most of NJ. Saint-Saenss 3 music
is of that unfortunate kind that does not con-
tain in itself the magnetic power necessary 10
defect or influence a mans mood
There is an interesting and sympathetic dis
cussion OF Villiers Stanford an Interpreter IN
music of the Irish spirit. The essay on Berhoz
Is Informed we think, rather by admiration for
that wayward and ambitious genius than by a
lust critical estimate Of his works The other
essays are on Tristan and Isolde" TschaikoW-
sky's sixth symphony. Mozart's Requiem" and
Charles Halle
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ART IN THE MARKET PLACE.
WHAT FASHION, FALSE CRITICISM AND
FORGERY DO FOR THE OLD
MASTERS.

Robert c. Witt. in The Fortnightly Review.
Our great-grandfathers reverenced but few
famous names in the world of art, sent forth
their emissaries with instructions TO see that
they got them. and affected no surprise when
they returned with an armful Of canvases Ia
be,led Raphael, Titan or Correggio- There We're
few purchasers for pictures that claimed TO be
more than they really were-School pieces 1t
ives not that attributions were neglected, but
that the method of determining them was Who'll
ly unscientific. Kasari's gossip and the raptures
of Ridolf were almost the only textbooks avail
able. There We're critics as Yet TO warn the
unwary vender as TO the unique nature OF some
canvas he was content to barter for mere
scng. The criticism Of to-day is incomparably
more accurate and infinitely more thorough.
Photography alone has worked something of a
revolution. Great has been the fall of many a
cherished Bellini or Giorgione, Correggio or We
lazqaez. The microscopic method of Morelli. with
its elaborate system Of comparing detail with
detail. feature with feature has wrecked the
fair fame of many picture whose reputation
depended upon the label its frame. Unfor-
runately the undoubted merits of the Morellian
system have been somewhat abused by the irni-
.ative zeal Of his later disciples. who fasten-
ing on the more accidental features OF his meth
ods have raised them TO the height of princi-
pies, and construct the most daring theories on
The finlsiest foundations. Recent researches in
the municipal and State archives of the ancient
centres Of art have unearthed particulars of the
lives of many artist whose very name had
often been obscure or unknown The pupils OF
the great masters have been dragged from the
decent obscyIrity in which they reposed into a
glory that TO the unprejudced eye might seem
more than they could comfortably bear A fine
Cuattrccentist portrait. even by unknown
hand Will to-day fetch almost any sum up TO
$4,000. Acknowledged School pieces find ready
saIe. And II all else fails third rate work from
Some historical collection is raised by its pedi-
gree OF former noble owners TO the rank of a
chef d'puvre, while, should IL chance 10 figure
Ia "Smith's Catalogue Raisonne" that painters
Book of Snobs, this fact alone will add some
SO per cent to its value. So much provenance
accomplish.
There is another element which affects the
value of an old work OF art so materially that
II cannot be ignored, although difficult enough
TO analyze. II has power TO enhance tenfold
what was thought to be Of little value. TO
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HYSTERL4.
A STORY OF ITS CAUSES AND CHAR
ACTER.
Charles Halle

THE MENTAL STATE OF HYsTERICA4LSS, S R12l,ta4 Soc a
Study Of Mental Stgmata and Menta4 7,Sa Acci-
lated by Caroline Rolln Corson G. z Put
MANS Sons
The material for this work was collected
mainly at the Salpetriere while DR.. Janet was
associated with the late Professor Charcot- The
latter wrote few lines Of commendation for the
French edition Of the book, which appeared
nearly ten years age, his principal remark be-
ing that DR. Janet's studies confirmed his own
theory that hysteria is largely mental malady-
The author himself completes the definition at
the close of the volume, by declaring that 1t Is
associated with large group of physical dis
eases which are due TO weakness, and in which
cerebral exhaustion is conspicuous. Its physical
symptoms are vague, aside from a diminution
of nutrition but its mental symptoms are more
prominent Chief among these are weakening
Of viii power and Of psychological unity, and a
strange narrowing OF the field Of consciousness
THE result" says DR.. Janet. lis tendency to
f. complete and permanent division Of the per-
sonality and TO the formation of several groups.
fnde-endent of each other. These systems Of
psychological factors alternate, some in the
wake of the others. or co-exist This lack of
synfhesis favors the formation Of parasitic
IDEAS
Dr. Janet's aim has been to describe, not to
explain, hysteria- The greater part of his book
is recital of the varied manifestations Of the
disorder-total or partial insensibiltty or a
stimulation thereof. forgetfulness of recent
events. indecision imperfect control OF the mus
cles notifications Of character and activity,
susceptibility tG hypnotic and ordinary sugges-
ton. Authorizations. emotional attacks. somnam-
bulism and delirium. Owing to the whimsical
ties and eccentricities Of its victims il has been
customary TO think of hysteria as protean and
changea bic malady. This is true when different
cases are compared, no doubt. but DR.. Janet
insists that in a given individual the symptoms
repeat themselves with sameness and certain
ty that make prediction possible. Thus the ply
sIcians and immediate friends of patient know
what to expect after hysteria has once been
definitely recognized, and the manifestations are
identified as those of disease and not moral
alteration.
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SrPRE,fE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- YORK-Sydney H Solomon plaintiff. against Alice
Edwards Jarvis GefendantIn pursuance or lucsIlel
foreclosure sale duly made and entered IN me
entitled action bearing date the 18TH day oI yo
1901. l. the undersigned the referee IN sala I
will public auction. al the New ofA rec
No. Ill Broadway in the Boroush ..
Manhattan OF York. Friday. the Isl ody
OF March 1902 O'clock on that day oy SdILe1
Co!dscker auconeer the premises directed oy SAID JUG
meut therein described as Lollo"s, -
those two lots pieces parcel- OF aLd WIN
erected situate. living ana oeihs n
CITY OF York Borough OF Manhattan Mnien S@f9L
together are bounded described follows besinls
az point on southery side OF one Hundred and SS
nnety-four feet westerly
Hundred and sixteenth street
ana Avenue called Pleasant aVenuei' tlece
with said avenue one lunIreu
eleven inches; westerly, parallel Win one
feet thence nortneTly Pal
with said avenue hundred feet eleven incnes 20 tle
soubsrIy side OF Hundred and sixteenth street en
easterlv along said southe-'v side o. one Hun1te9 ana
the point or place OF usI
being lots hundred and LolI anu one
b,IriraI and five on nap Of property or Nieo9Ha
IJ IN the New YORK Registers office as one hundred and
eiShty-sN o-.L 1000
Dateu -'e - JT+UIJS LEHMANN. Referee.
=, . sYs : rSAACS Plaintiffs Attorneys. - and %
Pine New York CRY. -. -
diagram OF the property 70 o1 SUM-
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AS and $50 E I16th ST.

as and $50 E. I1sth ST.
The approximate % the lien or charge 20 M
tirh be aHove described property is 20 oe sold IS S
with interest thereon the LIST day OF January Ie-.
ogetber win rhe expenses the sale The approximate
Cnt ~ tbe taxes and rates to be allowed 10 the
purchaser out the purchase money or pald oy Ile
sTsres w S3iO ana interest The sale viii oe subject 20
orra for 50 interest at 4t2fc from the Isl
day OF October, 1901 -, ,ooe
Ia'eN -'eN ~ JJrI IUS IEHMAVN Referee
..,. sbova Is hereby af-
ourned 10 Friday April 18th. 1902 at the same hour anu
place.
JULIUS LEHMANN. Referee
NJ & l. s. ISAACS. Plaintif' Attorneys -
OF above described premises Is hereoy az
tornaS 10 Friday April IIth 1902 the same hour anu
place 800
D JULIUS LEHMAN Referees.
NJ : & l. 5. ISAACS. Plaintiffs Attorneys -,
The sale above described premises Is hereoy
journed Friday April 1Sth 1902 at the same hoGr anu
place. -, , 800
JULIUS LEHMANN. Referee
Ms Il s ISAACS. "iaintin's Attorneys.
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Is lIOth Street
approximate Of lien satisfy
which the above described property is be sold is
with interest thereon from the 9th OF
March 1902 together with and allowance amount
S2934s. with interest from March 2sth. 1902
the Of the sale. The approximate
taxes. assessments. other liens. which
allowed the purchaser out Of the purchase
paid Referee Is 81 3s IS and interest.
this property the lot adjoining the
York April 9th, 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-04-17

The approximate the lien charge TO satisfy
which the above-descrfbed property is to De so!d
81 with interest thereon from the 2ith day o.
March 1902 together allowance amount
ing 10 S1725f with interest from March 2sth lN- %
gether with expenses OF the sale The approxifdIe
amount OF taxes assessments other liens which are
purchaser OF The purchase money
paid by Referee. is 81. 32S. IS and interest
FE;I.IX II. LEVY. Referee.
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OF the lien charge to satsty
which the above described property is TO be sold is
interest thereon the 21st day of
March, 1902, allowances
ing 1904 81 interest thereon the 2st day
together with the expenses OF the sale
approximate OF other
liens which be allowed he purchaser Of
purchase money paid by The Referee is Sii037
interest.
Dated. New York. April leoa
ED. c. WHITAKER. Referee
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The approximate amount Of the Her charge
which the above described property be sold is
S20S Gi4 g. with interest thereon
January. 1902 together with costs and allowances.
amounting the OF sf5 81. With interest
Goth. 1902 together with the
the sale The approximate taxes assess
rnents other liens allowed
purchaser OF the purchase money or paid BY the
81 352 "a with interest for about months
Dated New York. March 18th, 1902 -
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foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, County of New YORK

u
= The Central National Bank Of the City Of New YORK.
Plaintiff against Hugo E. Hoeher efend-
ants1n of the Judgment foreclosure and
sale duly made and entered the above action
and bearing date o January. 1902 II
undersigned the Referee said Judgment named vli
sell public auction the
Room Number Ill Broadway. the nth day OF April
Ryan Esquire auctioneer the premises directed by said
Judgment to BE- sold and therein described follows
Al thoT certain lots pieces or parcels OF land
IN the Borough OF Manhattan. City County of
New York. which taken together bounded de-
scrfbed follows Beginning point formed the
intersection Of the side Of
with the southeriy Of hundred etgnteenth
Street: southerly and along
side OF Amsterdam hundred C0o) eleven
I'D inches thence eesterly and parallel with One hun
and eighteenth hundred 400 thenca
norheriy and parallel with Amsterdam Avenue. hun
dred 0OO feet and eleven I'D inches TO the southery
of One hundred and eighteenth Street:
erly and along the southeriy side Of One hundred
place Of nnirg The southerly line of the
line of the block between hun
dred and eighteenth and hundred and seventeenth
Dated New YorF March 25th 1902.
ARTHUR D. TRUAX. Referee
320 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan New York.
The following diagram of the property 70 be sold:
1Isth Street.
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6slp manie O-maIe.

WANTED.-A first class de Luxe
book salesman for Baltimore territory
on publication having marvellous
sale. Only those able to earn S 5000
a week need apply. C. w. StanSbury,
72 Fifth Ave-, New York.
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FAST ITALIAN LINE.
foreclosulc Sales



~ OF NEW YORK.-The westchester Fire Insurance
Company. Plaintiff agansf Matthew stewart and
Catharine Stewart. wife. and others. DEFENDANTS
and sale duly made and the sbove-entted
action bearing March. 1909. l. the
undersigned. Referee said judgment named Will
sell at Public Auction. the New York Real Estate
Saesroou III Broadway in the Borough OF Man
haitian. City Of York. the second day OF May.
I9O. at IL O'Clock that day. by L J. Philips
the premises directed by said tudg-
rnent be and therein described follows: All
that certain parcel OF land. with the build
ings and improvements living and being in
the Twenty-third Ward City and County OF New
York Qa Of Morrsanla, County Of WeStches-
York being part of lot known and
designated on map entitled MAP of the Village ot
Morrisania" made by Andrew Findlay Surveyor dated
August 10, 1SiS. and now on file in the
office Of the County ~ Westchester and by
the 0 and bounded and described
follows viz Beginning AT point on the northeastery
side OF Eighth distant southeasterly
fifty Cottage Place and running thence north
hundred feet thence southeastery
line narale with said Eighth Street twenty-five feet
therce souhwesterIy a line parallel nearly with
Cottage Place hundred feet Eighth
street and northwesterly along Eighth Street.
point place OF beginning contain
ing all in said bounds
Dated New York, April 9th 1902
FELIX II. LEVY, Referee
FRANK NJ. TICHENOR, Attorney for Plaintiff. IS Park
Row. Of Manhattan. New York City.
The following 4 diagram Of the property be sold
described above the number being s57 East
170th
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

~ YORK.-Anna r. Spring Plaintiff against Catha-
CaaEhau others. Defendants--ln OF
Judgment and sale duly made entered
in the entitled action, bearing date the 31st day OF
March 1902. I the undersigned the Referee said
judgment named will sell at public auction the New
Borough of Manhattan. city OF York on Monday.
the 2Sth day OF April 1902 II O'Clock. noon
dav bv Peter f. Meyer auctioneers the premises
directed by said Judgment he sold and therein
scribed All that certain lot. parcel
Of and buildings and improvements thereon
erected situate lying and being in the Borough
haitian City and State of New York
described as follows; Beginning a point on
norhery side Of East One hundred Street
the corner northerv side
OF hundred and thirty-nrst Street and the
easerly side OF Fifth Avenue running thence
Fifth ninety-nine
inches. o block between One
hundred and thrty-frst and One and thirty
second Streets; thence easterly along
block twenty-five thence southerIy parallel
with Fifth Avenue and part of the distance through
party wall ninetynine feet and eleven 10
nortnery side of One hundred and thrtyst
thence westerly along said northerly East
point place beginning. said premises being known
the street number Nine East One hundred
Dated New York. April 1902
Ed G. whitaker, Referee.
WILSON, BARKER & WILSON Attorneys for Plaintiff.
4S Wall Street. Borough of Manhattan. New York.
y. Y
The following a diagram Of the property to be sold
its street number being . East 13lst Street:
- inc or
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Sprlng Resorts.
NEW-JER SEY.

NEW-JERsEY.
LAKEWOOD. J.
T II Z L y C o N,
opp laurel House. OPEN ali the Sunny rooms.
private electric light.
$50 Der day and a. S. LARRABEE. PRoPR-
PINEY-TOP TOWERS,
LAKEWOOD. y. J.
BesutiioIly situated. vith every modern convenience
A NJ HERON. Proprietor.
fINtlE RCNNYMEDE
PARK Place near Beach; entirely open all the
l4th
Mrs ]. McILwAIN.
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18th street.


The approximate OF the lien or charge 70 SATISFY
described property IS 70 oe soId
$40 5S7 II with thereon from the on day O.
1902 with costs and allowance
ing S341 50. with interest from APR! Sth lSI- 70
with Of sale The Approximate
Sr1ont 0t taxes assessments other liens whlch are
70 allowed purchaser cut Of the purchase
or paid BY Referee. unpaid FOR lsI SLooo4'
and interest.
The will BE a prior mortgage
$4,000 with interest thereon from March Isl I5
subject TO The existing eases au .
the covenants and restrictions contained n
recorded IN the Office o. the Register OF ne
New York IN $50 Of conveyancss. on page Az
LIber 43f OF CouveyaECes On page o.
Dated New York. April 9th. 1902 - -,s
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NEW YoRK sUPREIE COURT. COUNTl

OF NEW YoRK-The westchestsr Ere Insurance 53
Company. Plaintiff. agains. Catharins stewart aI1
Matthew stewart her husband and others IeLe1qss 8I
pursuance OF Judgment OF Foreclosure 2
duly made ald entered in the aooVeeltitie4
action 2Sth day Of March ltO3 l. tne
Referee said Judgment named vii
the New York Real Estate
SaIesroonn No Broadway. in the Borough OF Man
haitian City Of New York. en- the second day OF May
1902 that day- by l. J Pnflios
Co Auctioneers premises directed by said tucs
ment TO be Sold therein described as follows: All
that certain lot piece parcel of land with the build
Ing improvements thereon situate lying ard nsing II
the Twenty-third Ward OF the City Of New York tor
nerIy Morrisania County or WestchssterJ and
OF New York bounded and described as foi2M on
Mar Of lforrfsania Village. made by Andrew Ftndiay
Surveyor dated August 10 1s4s and FLED IN the once
Wsschester County at White Plains; BeE7nS
al point northery side Of IIoth Street forleF.y
Eighth street,. hundred and ffty-f1ur feet west
erv from the corner Franklin and 1Ioh Street
and northeTy and parallel with Frankn n
hundred and siXy-ufne feet thence WeSter
on line parallel Street fifty feet. thence
southerly on lire parallel with Franklin Avenue one
hundred sxty-nine 10th thence east
eriy along fifty feet the point or place
o beginning
Dated New York. April 9th. 1902
FRANK VI. TICHENOR, Attorney FOR PLAINTIFF. s. Park
Row. Borough OF Manhattan New York city. -
The following is diagram OF the property 10 be sold
asd Rcd a.
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OE NEW YoRK--James .. Putnam Plaintiff.
against Edward D Stout and others. Defendants. In
pursuance of judgment Of foreclosure ana sale duly
made and entered in the abOveentted action bearing
date the 9th day Of April 1907 the undersigned the
Judgment named. will sell at public
York Real Estate SaesrOon. No Ill
Broadway. in the Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New
York on the 2nd day MAY. 1902. Il o'clock
day. by L. Wells auctioneer. the premises
directed by Judgment be sold. and therein de-
scrbed follows All that certain lot piece parcel
land with the buildings and improvements thereon
situate lying and being the north side Of East Six
Borough Of Manhattan City. County
York. known by the street number
street. and bounded and de-
scribed follows: Beginning point the north
Sixteenth street distant two hundred and
t10) inches eaStery from the
by OF the northe-y side
Of Sixteenth the eastery side Of Fifth avenue
thence running easerly along said sixteenth street
twenty-five 2) feet: thence northerly and parallel with
Fifth ninetytwo t92 feet thence westerly and
Sixteenth street twenty five (o1
line parallel with Fifth
the northerly side OF
teenth street be the more or less
Dated. New YORK. April 9Th. 1902
ERNEST HALL, Referee
JESSE GRANT Roe. Attorney for Plaintiff 12s Broad
way. Borough Of Manhattan. New York. y Y.
The following is diagram Of the property 70 oe 500
described above the street number being u East
18th Street
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THE MENTAL, STATE OF HYSTERICALS. 4
Study of Mental Stigmata and Mental Accl
ients Bv Pierre Janet. Lift D.. NJ. ID. Trans
lated by Caroline Rollln Corscn. G. P Put
MANS Sons
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There is another element which affects the
value of an old work of art so materially that
II cannot be ignored, although difficult enough
TO analyze II has power to enhance tenfold
what was thought to be Of little value. to