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NOTICE OF SUMMONS S,

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW
Tork--Frede erfc< y kuhnie. plaintiff. against
Mary z. Sullivan administrators oS the
goods. chatteIs and credits of Edward Wallace
ONei1. also known as Edward Wallace Neil,
deceased. defendant-Trial desired in tis
To the above named defendant You here
by summoned TO answer the complaint in this
action. and to serve copy OF your answer
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days
after the service of this summons exclusive
of the day OF service: and in case Of your
failure to appear. answer judgment Viii
be taken against you by default FOR the relief
demanded in the complaint
Dated. December 2Ith- 1909.
FRED'K H. ERNST. Plaintiffs Attorney. Of
fee and Post Office Address. f$s Nassau
Street, Manhattan Borough New York city
To the defendant Notice is hereby given
to you that upon Your default 20 appear o
answer the within summons. judgment viii bs
taken against you for the OF S8.Se0.0o.
with interest from the 9th day OF August. i9os.
and with the costs of this action
FRED'K III. ERNST. PLAINTIFFS Attorney. 1Se
Nassau Street. Manhattan Borough. New
York City.
To the defendant. Mary z. sullivan. admin
istratrix. etc: The foregoing summons ts
served upon you pursuant 60 order ot thu
Hon NJ Marley PlatZek Of the Justices
of the Supreme Court OF the State Of New
York bearing date the 18th day of February
fee Of the Clerk OF the County OF New York.
at the County Court House. in the Borough %
Manhattan. City. County and State OF New
York
Dated February 18th. 1910.
FRED'E II. ERNST. Plaintiffs Attorney o.
fee and T. q. Address fS2 Nassau Street,
Manhattan Borough, New YORK. City,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

E.RA ARTTRNETICA. A Catalogue ot tho
sIithmetics Written Before the Year MDCf.
with Description of Those in the Library OF
George Arthur Plimpton- of New York BY
David Eugene Smith. Of Teachers College.
Columbia University illustrated Svo.- pp.
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An elaborate birliographv with notes. Illus
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CoInpany-b
seven addresses delivered al the University
- Paris on The Soul Of People, SELF
Reliance and the Republic, Fair Play and
Dernocracy. WIFI Power. Work and
oIeration.' - Personal Development and Ed
ucation and --Self-Expression and Litera-
A MESSAGE TO THE WE'LL And Other Es-
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The first half of the volume is devoted to
re SUBJECTS Of self knowledge and self-I1las-
ly the Emanuel movement
CANDI.EWO0p AK ANCIENT NEIGHBoR-
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John Brown. William Fellows. Robert Kins-
man. Bv 7. Frank Waters With map
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This is one of the publications OF the Ips-
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he wear ended December ]. 1eoe-
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The opening chapter is entitled Poetic
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-he last one is inspiration.
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1s1. GDoubeday- Page & Coz
a criticism Of the management of our edu-
rzIionsl system
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NUIIIt.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that applica-
tjor of The New York Edison Company has been
made TO the Public Service Commission for the
First District praying that the Commission ap-
nrcye an additional issue OF stock amounting TO
the sum of So, 349. 400 to be issued forthwith to
retire bonds issued under mortgage made by
The Edison Electric Illuminating Company of
New York the Central Trust Company OF New
York dated March IA, 1890. amounting to the
SIM of S4 312 600. and To pay off and retire
bCnds issued under mortgage made by the Mt.
Morris Electric Light Company TO the Central
rry,Ist Company Of New York. dated September
o 1890 amounting 10 the sum of S8Ss 600. and
for the purpose OF discharging said mortgages.
ali as set forth in the petition OF said company
verified February %. 1910.
And the said application will be heard by the
saId Commission at its hearing room. No. 154
Nassau street. Borough OF Manhattan City of
NV York the second day OF March. 1910,
81 80 o. clock I'm the afternoon.
pated New York February 25, 1910
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FICTION.

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Th. adventures matrimonial and other
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THE TSkNowE 9SsNTHf3 sos 1Te2ry HSt sS eessp' co
Eov Young widow. coming TO New
Work 20 investigate the business sIa,,s - ol
her late husband. solves some P''''>
which confront her
ryF ISLE OF WHISPERS Ta!e OF tne
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Dudley. 12mo pp. " 2e'' 'f2e'i'' -
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YORK aboard his yacht. the Naravido, is
vrecked on a mysterious island. where - he
appearance causes complications in the
New York business world
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The trial. and tribulations Of q young
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rcian Of Pennsylvania Dutch origin and
fnos that some Of his unpleasant fnherfted
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tles down TO practise in his home e. to~n yo',.
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The scene OF this novel. by the author
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EoRECIOSuRE SALES.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW YORK
% Ionjs pades Plaintiff. against Philip krieger
and others, Defendants-In pursuance of Judg
n,n ,ne1t o. ~ foreclosure AMI sale. duly made and
entered in the above entitled action and bearing
date the 18th day of February, 1910. ]. the un-
dersigned. the Referee in said Judgment named.
W;lI sell at public auction. at the Exchange
Ssiesroom Nos. 1915 Vesey St. in the Borough
~ Manhattan, City of New York on the 1lth
Sav Of March 1910 at IL O'Clock noon that
day bv Joseph p. Day. Auctioneer the premises
directed by said judgment to be sold. and there
IN described as follows: All that certain lot.
riece or parcel OF land with the buildings and
iunroyements thereon erected. situate. lying and
beineg in the Seventh Ward of the Borough Of
Manhattan, City. Of New York. being on the
Northerlv side of Madison Street. and which
a Map Of the Estate of Henry Rutgers, deceased.
hv Rridges and Poppelton. dated November 18th.
1S13 is designated by No. s.i3. containing in
breadth in front and rear each twenty FIVE (c5)
feet and in length each side hundred
200, feet; be the said several distances and d.
mmensious more or less. Said premises being now
known as No. 239 Madison Street. In the Bor-
nueh of Manhattan. City OF New York.
Dated New York. February 10th. 1910
PHOENIX INGRAHAM Referee
SAMUEL. N FREEDMAN.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Of1ce and Postoffice Address No $50 Broadway
Borough of Manhattan, New York CITY
The following is diagram Of the property to
be sod
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ASS,GNEE's NOTICE.

given by the undersigned that he was made
Assignee for the benefit of creditors Of An
THONY CLOUGH. formerly doing q general
stock brokerage business at No. 81 broadway in
the Borough OF Manhattan, In the CITY or New
York. and that all persons having any claims
against said ANTHONY CLOUGH are hereby re-
aured to present the same to the unders:gned
a his place of tranSactins business, al the offfc,
OF ESSEI.STYN & HAUGHWOUT. Room fsoo
No. . Rector Street. Borough OF Manhattan
City of New York with the vouchers therefor
duly verified. on or before the 12th day OF MAY
1910. GEORGE r. ALEXANDER
Assignee of Anthony CIough
ESSELSTYN 4 HAUGHWoUT. Attys for As
siSnee. Office and p o. Address No 4
Rector Street. New York City. n. Z.
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Madison street

Madison street
The approximate amount OF the lien or charge,
to satisfy which the above described property is
to be sold is ST.. .33, with interest thereon
from the 1th DAY of February 1910 together
with costs and allowance amounting to Stj77 ~.
with interest from February llth 1910 together
with the expenses OF the sale The approxmats
amount of the taxes, assessments and water
rates. or other liens. which are TO be allowed To
the purchaser out of the purchase money or
paid by the Referee, is 81. .Sll So and interest.
Dated. New York. Feb 10 1910
PHCENIX INGRAHAM Referee.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once No 1864 broadway. between 3tth and
37th SITS, until o'clock D. n. Advertisements
received ct the following branch Offices at
regular Office rates until clock p. m viz:
264 Sth ave. 3. c. 23d St; l5S 9Th ave cor.
18th ST.; t04 East l4th st.: 25T West 42d ST. be-
tween 7th and Sth aves.; 2S3 West l25th ST.: I035
Id 1895 I'd ave, near 8lst I7Os lst ave,
near s9th ST; 15T East i25th ST: T5G fremont
ave: $50 Sd ave-, and any American District
Telegraph Of1cs.
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POETRY AND DRAMA.

-rr- COMFORT OF THE HILLS AND OTHER
PcFMS BY =. wei- Mitchell NJ d LII d
snail 12mo. Pn. Xi. %. fThc Century Com
paE5yD
..pd. or = T.ycian Tomb aud AN Ode ct
Rattle included II iljs volume. have pre-
tioiIsIy appeared in Tho Century Msga-
si0e.
TIE LADY or THE BLACK FRfARS: OR,
TIE OLD PLAY BY Clinton Ross LIMO
rr. - tRi1l-ilan n.ton: Clinton Ross-l
certain COUNTESS becomes eDanaouTed OF
F.as-s and players and * STYLED by them the
i-a.!.- nf the Black Friars. The play also &c
gfofS fhc career Of Sglakespeare-
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PROPOSALS,

OFFICE PURCHASING COMMISSARY, L. s.
Army, SO Whitehall Street. New York City
n Y February %. 191o-Sealed proposals. in
duplicate for furnishing and delivering sub
sistence stores in this city at such times as may
he REQUIRED by the L. s. Government, on or be
fore April 80. 1910 in accordance with the speei-
fcations and conditions set forth in Circular
No War Department. Office of the Comms-
sary General. Washington. March - 1905. will
March s. 1910. Information furnished on appli-
cation Envelopes containing bids should be
rarked proposals for Subsistence Stores opened
March 5, 1910" and addressed to Col A L.
SMITH A. c. G., L. S. Army.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
SInarvisine Architect Washington. ID. c.,
February 18TH 1eloosEALED PRoPosAIs (o, will VII
he received at this Office until } O'Clock +. NJ
on me 23rd day of March, 1910. and then
opened for two additional steam aI freight e eieu
work. \ Y In accordance with drawing No.
E232 and the specification. copies of which 3 may s
he had at this Office at the office of the St-
nerintendent and Chief Engineer of Public
BuiIdings New York City, at the discretion OF
the Supervising Architect JAMES kNON TAf-
OR Supervising Architect
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
BIOGRAPHY.

FoRFIRTo prAz. PRESIDENT OF MEXICO
The Master Builder OF Great Common
rcse+h BY lose F. Godoy- With sixty
irl,1strst.ors maps and diagrams l2mo'
np xii a52. &C. 7. Putnam's Sons'e
Efs career as soldier, statesman ana
private citizen.
TIE LIFE OF WILLIAM SHAkESPEAkE
EXPURGATED. BY William LeaNl.' ~.
s.oSszrd NJ A Frontisriece- s.Tno. PIP
- co (Rostcn: W. A Butterheid.p
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NATURE STUDY.

KINGS -1N EMILE. By Charles c. n Roberts
Illustrated. Emo pP. VII, @9s. CThc Mac
milan Company
Ten stories OF wild animals in cspfiFi'E-
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HISTORY.

PANAMA AND THE CANAL By Alfred E
Hall ard Clarence I. Chester Illustrated
Emo. pp. TX. 236. tNeUson & Coz
4 history Of the Isthmus, with an ac-
Of the building OF the Panama
Canal. designed fer use tn sch ools.
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Dramatic and musical representations
from the works of Keats and Shelley
are TO form the programme at Keats
Shelley matinee In London next June
The proceeds viii be used TO compie'e
the equipment Of the Memorial House
IL Rome
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WORK WANTED.
Male.


WANTED.-Position as manager q, u.ntJeman's .
farm. March ] or April Gernan-American
with small tamily: experience in breeding and
raising all farm stock, growing OF crops. vege-
tables and fruits; not afraid Of hard work: would
board neip. best of reference, Address W. w,
WANTED.-By 25 of tba n,o.. Y,oroucb erneri-
enced bank clerks in New York including loan
ano discount clerks. paying, receiving and note
take positions sngy or ntes soseher eares, Con-
solidation Tribune office
Posoe aged e. assf'
F. ". w, 70 Willow st. Brooklyn.
WORK wanted at anything by young man;
vii wiling n and ohliging: good references. Ad-
YOUNG Man Up. at present employed. de-
.tie sifes position With house where strict at
Trbnn. e Tptown % viii ase Be
YOUNG MAN, 1S desires position where hard
work VIII be rewarded by advancement have
ssS ia VI .ypeWritns and no1kkeeplns ano
fee experience; Al references. Ambitious Box q
Tribune Office.
YOUNG MAN, IS; desires clerical or ofice
Thurtle. 345 East seth st.
YOUNG MAN (electrician) desires position at
anything; best references. Eidlow. II East
YOUNG MAN. aged 20. desires position in
ave, Brooklyn
YOUNG MAN. 81. has cash security. With ser
Office.
YOUNG MAN t23) wishes night work. ". j.
lag Clendenny ave, Jersey City.
YOUNG MAN t26) wishes position: eight years
ofilce experience Dunn. 2o2 East 18th st.
YOUNG MAN.-Ased "a: handy around machines
Hoffman, 543 East 18th St
% Female.
GoVERNEss (not nursery), refined French
diplSmee linguist. good musiclan eape
Mile. F., S74 West End
STENOGRAPHER--G opportunity will
surely make good; have had both experience
and education necessary. Please address Miss
Sherman, Tribune Office
TELEPHONE OPERATOR Experienced.
wishes position. Miss Herzog. Mrs.
Fleck 200 East 60th St
YOUNG LADY, of refinement and intelligence.
has had experience as retail store cashier
and clerk. desires similar position requiring
tact, neatness. accuracy and refinement; refer
ences Address F. 2. B.. Box IA. Tribune Office
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RELIGIOUS,

TIE CHI -RC1I AND LABOR By charles
Stelzie 1910. Hp. Y. "a fThe Housnion NH
Tir Company
This hook. which Is issued in the MODERN
fsriig5ous Problems seT1es. attempts 10 SLOW
the SPIRIT which underlies The labor move
useut and that measure its opportunity
~. Church must understand this spirit
PAIL AND PAULINISM- BY James Moffatt.
=. y 1eIno, pp "a CThe Houghton Mifain
tDupany-b
II the same series The foregoing.
THE EARLIEST SDUR FOR THE LIFE
or IpSf-S. BY r Crawford Burkitt.. NJ A,
n q I6nDo. pp. f3e tT-he Houghton Mif-
fin Company
Issued in the same edition above.
The development OF RELIGION. Study
fr Anth-opology and Social Psychology BY
Irving King. Phi ID. l2rao. ID. xxiii, 31l
fThe Macmillan CompanyD
treatise the social psychology OF
Primitive religion based the theory that
The religious attitude mas been built up
through overt activities In primitive social
sarou.e.
REVELATION AND INSPIRATION. BY James
on. B. A. D II. I2mo, pp XII. 2-4.
Charles Scfibners Sons.5
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STORAGE NOTICES.

THE CLINTON STORAGE WAREHOUSE
Offices 24S and 245 East 35th St. New YORK.
To Catharne AlInaS, Mrs L. %. Alvarez, MI.
& Mrs. H. W. Anderson, Mrs. Marie bernhard
Bradley Mrs Bessie Brewster (stored by Elsie
Brewster) Mrs Fannie Brown, Mr.. & Mrs VIM
] Brown Mrs. E. Butcher, l.. c. Cabral. MIS-
Mary Carroll Catherine Garry. Mrs: susie CSsgS, t
Clarke Hanah Conlly. James Costigan. MISS Jane
M Dale Mrs o. de Forest. Louise G Dennis,
Miss Mary Donlin tstored by J. F. Dalyl, MIS-.
Emma Doran. s. W Doty, Mr. & Mrs John
Thomas Evans, Jane Ferris. Miss Z. A. Fien-
ing Mrs Mary Fogarty.. Mrs Kate Foster, MI.
& Mrs Thomas Foster. John Fox, Mrs. Beatrice
Gardner. John T. Hahn, Miss b. A Havey' Mrs
NJ Hogan. Miss Mary A; Holden q s HUB
Elizabeth NJ. Kelly. John KIeyman Iey & Charles MIs
Laigh or Leigh, G. hrohn; John L1nn; nm, Mrs. MS
Quaid. Miss Katie Meade, Miss Catherine Mon
eghen Mrs Winifred Murray, Geo. III. Niver q
j. w Newport Mrs Beda Norden. Mrs Anna
Nowak. May y. OConnelI. l. o,Gonnor' Miss
Lydia Reburn. Mrs Nellie Regain; Mrs Annie
F. Reilly L. ]. Reilly. Charles Russell Mrs
Annie Smith. Mrs. Annie Summers, Mrs MARIA
ret Symington Th onas Tansey. Edward Thorn
ton Mrs. Pauline Van SAINT, Waterproof
Enamel Co, c. Williams, Pres; Mrs q. West
gren, John J. Wilums. Mrs. James Winters
TIE time for the payment of this companys lien
upon the property hereinafter described hayin.
expired after due notice thereof had been given
YOU this company will cause such property. TO
chandise, stored by you in its warehouses. to be
sold at public auction according to the statute
in such case made and provided said auction
will take place at these warehouses, 24S and 245
East 35th-st-, New York City, Wednesday,
March 18TH 1910. at 10 A. NJ, and will be con-
tnued each succeeding Wednesday. at the same
time and place until the sale is completed.
t G. ELLSWORTH. General Manager
York February %. 1910.
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MODELS.
sURRoGATE's NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abuer C. Thomas Surrogate of the
County of New York, notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims against Sigmund
CuiterInan. late of the County of New York.
deceased to present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscribers. at their place OF
transactfne business No AZ Broadway. in the
f.ity- or New York, or before the 29th day
dated New York the 25th day OF January.
1910
RUDOLPH GUTTERMAN. LEOPOLD sLEH-
MAN, Executors.
EINSTFIN TOWNSEND & GUITERMAN,
attornevs for Executors, AZ Broadway
New York City
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AUCTION SALES.

THOS. F. BURCHILL. Auctioneer. selIs Mon
day. Feb. 2Sth. 1910. at a. M. at Ware
house 25S West 18th st. N J. c.. FIVE planes.
Auctfoneer's office. 2f0 Sth ave.
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STANDARD STORAGE. WAREHOUSE,
1851 Broadway, cor. SD st.

New York, Feb. 10Th, 1910.
Ariston Real Estate Co., Chas. T. Allen. R.
D. Bardwel W. Fl. Bigan. Mrs. Brown. Allen
Brown, Charles Brown. Browns Newport Ex-
press VIM Byrce, Cassidy's Express. VIM
Casey. VIM. ChlIds. Mr. Devtlle, D. Dull, John
Donovan DR. e; l. Finch, J, J. Finn Miss e.
SON Alice Gray. Mrs N Gregory John T. Hall.
NJ. Hamilton, Mrs Haswell. Roymn Hitchcock.
Henry j. Hiidebrand. Ed Hurley. Mrs Hughes.
W. c. Hunter. W. s Kain. Mermod Kelley,
VIM. ]. KELLEY. L. Lee Leslie Lyman, Mrs. G.
Murray. Mrs. ]. Martin. VIM Mosley. Mrs.
O Brien. Mrs. Robt. O'Hara, Mrs. Pate. Ed
ward F. Rice. Ellen Reed. F. c. Rooney. Thos
Rush E. l. Robinson Geo c. Rooney, Violet
Spencer. L. st. John. C. Stevenson. Mary
steed. H. F. Thompson. Mrs Taxes Mrs Van
Ruskirk ]. @. Van wyck, J. D. Webb. C. c.
White. Cora Williams. Maggie Winston. Mrs.
NJ Wilson Wyatt & Listman: You and each
of you are hereby notified that the time for
the payment of our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. after due
notice thereof had been given you. VIII
cause such property. to wit. Household Goods.
Personal Effects and Merchandise stored In the
Standard Storage Warehouse by you in your
name (or in which you may have an interestl.
statute in such case made and provided at the
warehouse 1881 Broadway Cor. 53rd st. New
ninT at o:so a. m and il the sale thereof Is
not completed on said date the same Will be
continued at sas same Ssrnnne en az 10 ao a' a e's,y
sTANDARD STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY. 4s. As and Al West cath street
Huln1e and Ludwig Bauman & Company and
]. D. Roberts Mrs Cornelia H Pier. Mrs. A.
Murray. Mrs 7. p Zillah. NJ p. Cunning ham.
H. r Gillespie Mrs. III. " Roseneau. Miss Fl.
L. Collins and Thomas Kelly. E. d. Ti,tman.
Collins Marsh and Clara Goldsmith, Miss Mar
garet Winters. Mrs. Della Dealy Mrs. Anna l..
Parker. Miss a. L. Blunt. 4. G. Moore. Mrs.
A L. Miller, Mrs G.. w. Mead Victor Broc.
F. j. Griffin and F. C. Leary. Earle Reynolds.
Miss Victoria Guiliot. Mrs b Newman. Mrs.
Pansy Newins Miss X. Giblin. John r. Bagley.
Miss NJ C. Yerkes. Mrs Louise West: You
and each of you are hereby notified that. the
time for payment OF our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. after due
notice thereof had been given you. will
cause such property. to wit. Household Goods
and Merchandise stored by IN your
name in the warehouse of the company. bo
sold at public auction. according to the statutes
in such made and provided. at the
tion rooms OF ". II. Flattau & Son. southeast
corner 18th Street and University Place COM
mencing Tuesday. March 9Th. 1880 A. NJ. and
continuing every Tuesday and "Wednesday
thereafter, at the same place and hour, until
ali the goods have been sold LIBERTY
STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY
Nos. 43. As and ~ West 64th Street.
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LITERARY NEWS.
Continued from eighth page

q his career. 1t will be published by
taeseli
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REPRINTS.

SAINT GsCDENs: AN ODE. And Other Nerse.
T;y Robert Underwood Johnson Being the
fhtr5 edition OF his Poems 12lEo pp.
tx. $50 CThe Century cofnpany.t
The EDUCATION OF THE CHILD BY Ellen
Key. Reprinted from the authorized Afneri-
car, edition OF The Century OF the Child
With introductory note by Edward BOX.
l2mo pp. o5. &C. y. Putna'h's sonsD
EXPERIMENTS OK THE GENERATION OF
INSECTS BY Francesca Redi. of Arezzo-
Translated fre.p the Italian edition Of 1888
by Nab Bsgelow- illustrated 12mo PIP
100 0hlcsgo: The Open Court Publishing
cCmpsny.D
This volume records The fret statement OK
tts thEo!y ot bioSeneSis-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ABOVE ALL COMPETITORS.-Satisf
dealing. Prompt cash payments for complete
libraries or small collections of miscellaneous
literature can always be obtained. HENRY
MAI.KAN 42 Broadway Telephone. 5000 Broad
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