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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-27

to marry her to Prince Wilhelm OF
Sweden. Curiously she camly ac-
cepted.
Since the last war, 1924, Sweden
has suspected her great neighbors,
Germany. England and Russia.
For hundred years the czars have
coveted Gothenburg, one of Sweden's
chief ports on the North Sea-
In 1910 Marie of Russia took her
place at the Swedish court as the wife
of the kings second son. Her youth
beauty and chic presaged her popular
ity.
Scandal Started
In Court Circles.
Presently, gossip added that the
Princess wilhelm spent far too much
time with M. Assonivitchi, the Russian
military attache.
The Russian military attache was
suspected and detected in suspicious
proximity to improvement plans for
the coast defense monitors.
The military attache resigned and
Prince Wilhelm and his wife lett court
for a tour of Sweden naval stations.
At one port boy officer, smitten
with the princess beauty, showed her
a secret collection of photographs of
the huge incomplete fortress which, in
the event of invasion, would be the
final base for Swedish military opera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
AR & uF iron AND STEEL. THE Edited
by \. a. Bscsert Illustrated Cleveland. q.

Ar G ~ iron AND STEEL THE EDITED
hy 4. q Bsckert Illustrated. Cleveland q
Penton Pub Co.
An elementary work on the technical and com
mcrcisl phases Of the industry with directory
q the iron snd steel works Of the United states
and Canada
ADVERTISING SELLING THE CONSUMER ny
John lee MAIN. Doubleday. Page Go.
\ survey Of the organization of modern sdver
BUSINESS OF ADVERTISING. THE. ny Earnest
Elmo ,alaus II. Appleton Co.
Contents What il Advertising sellers o. Space.
Necesssu Steps for Marketing a New Product. The
Advertising Renaissance. The Creative Work Of Al
y,,"s Selling At Retail o! Ad'TTsias ySmsor fS o.
Iibrary
HANDBooEs OF SOUTH AMERICA New vol.
umes Argentine" Chile" by q. j. Mills. ID.
Appleton Co.
THIS series Is specially designed for the informa
tion ~ American merchants and manufacturers.
HOW To SELL Ry Nathaniel Fowler. Jr. IL mo.
A {. McClurg Go.
rlis book touches the real practice o, salesman.
docs not consume the readers time with diSscrts
lions upon mysterious psychology or theoretical
ANALYSIS Fact and only fact. the solid usahle
parj 81 liyne experience Il presented in the form
Of dialogues between statesmen and customers.
md STRIAL ACCIDENT PREVENTION. BY
David : Beyef Houghton Miflin Company.
The manager Of the accident prevention depart
meut o. the Massachusetts Employees Insurance
Association gives authoritative account Of stand
srd safety devices. and also some original material
which has never before been published.
LIFE INSURANCE b Solomon s Huebncr. n
Appleton Go.
4 complete exposition OF the principles and prac-
tices Of life insurance prepared under the super
vision 81 the National Association Of Life Under
writer's.
NEW BUSINESS. THE. Rs Harry Tiprcr Illus
tfated DOUBLEDAY PAGE & Co.
The Fundamentals 81 business. NJ buyng and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Balboa. Apt l6-Eurrks san Francisco FOR Anto-
fsgaVa L.z Blanca tBrl. Talaba for London :
Peru tBrI. Csilso Tor Crstohsl tboth latte pro
Cristobal. April American. New York 'or Seat
he. BsllEsnod lBri, NcT York aLd Norfolk for
Pou NalaL April l3-Lomhok Dutch New York
via Bermuda and Cape Town Tor Batavia
Rotterdam. April l3-Naneric tBrl, sew YORK va
Msniia' April l4-Bolton Castle (B.. New YORK
Para. April u Husyna OBJ. New York and Nor
Santos. April ll-Hishsnd Prince tBD. New
YORK via Barbados and Rio de Jsneiro.
KiriNgall. April lj-TalsVers tSwed), New York
Pot SAID April i5-Klo,o CBn. New York for
Iopdon. APRIL l5-Bsla (Br. New York
Hong Kong April li-Invsric tBrl, New YosS va
Manila.
Rotterdam. April is-Tjsondar Dutch. New
calcutta. April Roscric CBr'. Boston and New
L.1r,rool. Apni Is % p ml-LaplAnd tBp. New
Narcotics April li-SfAdonna (Frl. Providence.
Palermo. Aprl u 70 ml-Ancona 1taD from
Napieil. New York and Philadelphia.
Genoa Aprit ll-ChristOfOrOs Greek. New York
Lisbon April ll-Sjrahan tBr, New York
4lgicrs April i3-Crsigns tBri. New YORK.
Bordeaux April lt-Bdukdale lBri, New York
/ London April is-Strathblane tBr, Nes York
Cou@ahaseu April s-Ronaid tN0ri. New York
sunderland April ls-kuoy from Rotterdam
PASSED
Perrin April If-Rasenp tBr'. New York VIA
Orsu for Calcutta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
RELIGION
Theology, the Church, Modern
Movements in India.

pIvINE MYSTERY. THE readins OF the his
t.ry ~ Christianity down 70 me umt ol .!Ila'
Is, Alton Upward. The HouShton Minlin Com
panl.
4 ,,ntbcss Of all tie distinctly Christian ele
mont. iu the history and mythology ~ The races
Of tne world prior 10 the time Of Christ
DRAMA OF THE SPIRITUAL LIFE, THE. A
study Of Religious E1perence aud Ideals by
Annie J. sears. The Macmillan Company.
GOLDEN DAYS or THE EARLY CHuR 90. BY
Sir Henry H. Hovorth vols J.. !. DuUoh n
ria corpie,ion Of tho authors history Of the
hlrih - the English Church. OF which Two 'oiuine'
have appeared
INCOAlPARABLE CHRIST. THE ny Calvin
Weiss L4ufcr Methodist BOOK concern.
MODERN RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS II INDIA.
~ i y Farquhar. The Macmillan Company.
.ir,cy Of the different religious organizations
which Rave arisen So India during INC past century
me Rrshna. prauh2ra. Arya. and De'S Samsle''
ffi. Kamakrishna Movement. TheOsophF me biA
t n%srn,a Nehamand6l the Case and Sect
Conferences. the Social Reform Movement %ha ,i ths
10 accommodate their systems TO me heeds OF mou
erii tine, are all dealt with in turn.
NLW WORLD RELIGION. THE. by Josiah strong.
DOUBLEDAY Page 90. -, ,i,u To-
The religion Of unlted SOCIAL u'"' s'''i"h W
orr KNowIEDGE OF CHRIST An Historical
Approach By Lucus Hopkins Miller. Henry
Hot Go.
Considers from modern point o. view the sources
~ our information - ......,,-., =. =.
PLACE OF PRAYER. THE, II THE CHnISTIAN
Book Concern.
practical MYSTICISM. BY Evelyn Underhiil.
j. =. Dutton Co.
A KEY 10 the power and calm possessed by the
tue mystic.
vrsIry AND wOoIMAN by Joseph T. New
ion. Methodist Book Concern.
An Interpretation and comparison Of their spirit
r-.rttOge and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17

SOCIAL REFoRM BY W. II. Msllock. Z. T.
puiton & Co.
~ examination into the increase and distribu-
tlon Of wealth from 1901 10 1910.
TRUSTS AND COMPETITION. Ry John F. Grow
eu A. C. McClurg 60.
Defines trusts then considers their development.
and discusses restrictive combinations. public ut
ties restraint ~ trade federal policy expressed
On legislation state % trusts abroad prices under
trust regime. and other points o. importance.
TRUST PROBLEM THE BY 2. Dana Dursnd.
~ D. Harvard University Press.
Includes a. ANALYSIS o. the trust legislation OF
1915
UNDERGO RRENTS IN AMERICAN POLITICS.
rs Arthur 7. Hslley. Yale University Press.
UNDERLYING PRINCIPLES OF MODERN LEG
ISLATlON. by ". Jethro Brown. LID. J.. ].
DuttOu q Co.
Aims 10 mako legislation less complicated and
Inconsistent BY setting forth from the human point
o. view the main principles with which all law
should Ne I'm harmony.
WEALTH AND INCOME or THE PEOPLE OF
THE UNITED STATES. By WNtord J. King
citizens, Librau. The Macmillan Company.
A statistical inquiry into questions Of immediate
concern.
WHY | AN A SOCIALIST By Charles Edward
Russell New edition. with predatory chapter
on Socialism and the great wsr. George il.
DoTau Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17

A y a. or HOT SEkEEfING b'
rii,nr Hefricl. Harper Bros
.,,rRrcA~ GIRL THE By Anne morgan"
Harper Bros. biii.
suggestions m sfs or education. bS,oe.t..
,r,irl,g Tor economic independenee.
,uptcAX WOMEN N CIVIC WORK by heIsh
sEI'itire Bennett Dodd. Mead CO.
,,,,,rvr<G OF WOMAN. THE. suggestion, ,Sl.
\ w AM I.,ei,i. side ~ femiusm. hN NlN
rioicnee Gue.tn futile. Mc'hou's' i''"
a. NO., o., trace 10 theif mental and spirllH "a.
- ,ic Growing activities OF women. nv uIaI
u.s., - thst the woman movenent y Vae,,
81 III material problem and above all spi'''uN'
Cn,Nurpctu. WORK AND TRAINING FOR
ems By Jeanette Eaton anu be''HA 81
S,ereTs The Macmillan Company
no. with ths relation OF tho school 10 'o'a
tlOual guidance ~ a. ,,...
rrFtcIF<CY IN THE HOI SEHOLD. bJ iheUA
~ or,sv Trapks Doubleday. Page 20.
IIsT FOR TWO Collection OF hec,psS re
'stgred Tor Two Persons. By Amehc L"hSu'"'
A &. McClurg co.
An enlarged reissue % . fsVoriis work which
has gone through several editions " ~ C"iupi.e'
especially for The Young couple !tst Et btb
kecpiug for whom the standard coos nouNs N"l.n
,te,f mostly with cooking on larger s'ale' arc
Wapcfih and Impractical
MOTHERCRAFT By sarah 'omS'o'A' heSf'l
International IhTsB COMPANY.
MY oWN STORY - kmeline PsnAhufsl.
HesIs,s InteIuaIoaA L4UTM3 N0'1VaH''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
WOMAN'S INTERESTS
AT HOME AND ABROAD
The Constructive Period in Feminist Literature-"om
ans Work in Municipal Beterment- f1ome
and Motherhood-lhe Young Girl.

PAINLESS CHILDBIRTH Ry Margaret Tracy
and Wsry Boyd I. A. stokes Company
The only authentic drs hand account o. ne
famous German method " painless Childbirth ~
lilo two women who first brought IL 10 the attention
~ American women. Both studied the method 81
Freiburg and Mr. Boyd's son vas born thefe
With a bbioH1piy
PRACTICAL PROGRAMS FOR NoMEN'S Gil rs.
By Alice HsEeu Cass 4. G. Mc'iUrg Go.
study ,uhiets Tor women's clubs. especially IN
tb. rraI districts Zach subject has eight di1l-
SONS which may be used for ono years work.
suATrI CK'S PARLIAMENTARY ANSWERS
ALPHABETICALLY arranged for al questions likely
la arise Boa Momen's Organizations Nv Harm
era H. shaltuck. L0throp. lee shepard Com
pHuy.
TRl-Tu ABOUT TWILIGHT SLEEP. THE BY
Hanna Bion Mrs. VeT Beck. Mobile Mast
4 NH .ceount OF The Tfeiburg method.
WANTED YOUNG WOMAN To HELP WITH
UOI. SEWORk Business Principles Applied 70
IInu.ework by {. Helene Barker. hons'. Yard
4 Go.
WHAT WOMEN WANT By Beatrice Forbes
norerison Hale. r. A. Stokes Company.
An interpfetston q the Woman's Movement
sane temperate ard interesting Covers the he
ysiopnelt of woman n the past. her present status
and rroblens and the promise ~ the future
voNAN,S WORK ~ MUNICIPALITIES. BY
Man Ritter Beard. u. Appleton Co
A review 81 what tho women Of America are sr-
conplishiug iu the various departments ~ municipal
,etIytfy and social beitcruenin reSCuing the cts
from the ravsges Of evil and efficiency and IN
~ .,ios IL utou higher Sfatdsrd q morality
WousAs share IL municipal Lep 3AseplDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Washington Apfi Is Higher temperatures for
the season prevail ln the Northwest states the
rIalus states and The middle Mississippi valley. and
uoders.e tcmptfsf Ires for the 5ea,ol prevail Ia
other par-s Of the country.
Tt,er, we're local showers ln the last twenty
f5ur hour, iu tho region a. The Great Lakes, the
upuer Ohio Na'iey. on the New England C04St AID
in Tie Rocky Mountain 4ud plateau regions. Fair
Wratber RECALLED !u Other paris " thr c0unty.
T1s pressure is relatively hsn generally rast ~
me Kqry Mountain except Tho n0f,h Atlantic coast
sul ir J, low ,trr the west plateau aad the ues'
canadian province This pressure distribution Il
,Ir 4, 90 Indicate coatinustlol u rrsily far
o.,tl,r durin. Sa.url1y and sunday except IN Tie
Roxy Mountain region. where ilcfs VIII oe showers
aud thIuderst0ims.
1r,a fenperafu-e will rise SATURDAY aud SUNDAY
I'm tne uprer Mississippi and upper Ohio valleys
anil the region ~ the Great Lakes. and sunday
A. Ill. middle Atlantic aud New England stateS
Winds for SATURDAY and Sundsy. North Allan
tic moderate northwest. middle Atlantic. moderate
north becoming variable. south A'Iaut.c. east Gu,
fl.t variable. west cur. moderate variable. most,
east aud s1uihezg upper AXIS. moderate variable
nr,ming easf and southeast. lower lake moderate
vsristie mostly r0flA 90 east
gorsea,t for Special Localltlss.-Ea,tern New
Votk Eastern Pcnnylv3als. New Jersey. Delaware.
naCiand, District Of ColBumbia. fair to-day snd
"a. Morrow rlslHs temperature.
lseal OnielGi Record.-Ihe following official rec
OIL rom the Weather Bureau shows tie changes
in Tie temperature for the lssi twenty four hours
I'M comparison With the corresponding date Of last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
"PHOTODRAMATIZED" NOVELS.

Film versions whatever shall we
call them ? Of the following novels are
now being shown in the moving pict-
ure theatres of this country: Maurice
Hewlett's 1.-THE Spanish Jade" Booth
Tarkngton's "The Conquest Of Canaan
and "Penrod," Mary Johnson's ITO
Have and to Hold" Joseph Conrad's
Romance. Louis Joseph Vance's "The
Lone Wolf" and "The Destroying
Angel" Stewart Edward Whites The
Blazed Trail" George W. Cables lid
cons Band. "Gouverneur Morris's "The
Voice in the Rice" Henry c. Roland's
"Thc Pilot FISH" Charles d. Stewards
partners OF Providence" and Harry
Leon Wilson's THE Spenders." An
elaborate film of Anna Karenina" has
Just been put on; the late F. Hopkin-
son Smiths Kennedy Square" is an
nounced for early production.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
THEORY AND PRACTICE
OF MODERN BUSINESS
Practical Books by Practical Men-The Psychology of
Commerce and Its Hard Common Sense
Advertising, Buying and Selling

selling and advetti,,ns Of organization. costs. DIS
uihutiou. marketing. etc.
PANAMA CANAL. TIE. AND INTERNATIONAL
TRApt N hncoln Hutchinson TIC MAC
A thorough treatise Tor business men.
rRORLENS IN THE PRINCIPLES or Ac
COT NTING nv william Morse Cole. A. NJ
Harvard University Press.
Designed to test The students powers OF .nANsl'
and compsri.o,i. ami Of dete,tins the general IN
the specific The purpose has been not ong 80 !,
suppiV typical problems hut TO develop an inslgh'
into signhcaui relations and principles ana 10 IN
crease The students capacity 80 deal with ihem.
TROpI GIVE ADVERTISING. By u. w LESS
70. }. u. lAppincoit Co
Covers the subject from a single advertisement
10 national campaign
RAILROAD ACCOUNTING. by william T. ho"p"''
-. Appleton Go.
From 1907 10 1912 the Interstate Commerce Com
mission was engaged on COMPREHENSIVE S'em cur :"
uniform accounting This book Is the nrst selel.
TIC ANALYSIS and exposition Of the commission
classification 81 railroad accounts. Not \ tet.
boob describing railroad auditing. hut compfe
bc1sly discussion OF tie seneral principles o. rail-
road sccounting which Includes - usscIiP',u" a.. 4"
the work Of the auditors once INC nrssrrhed b,
the Commission are taken up IN de'ah'
SELLING LATIN AMERICA. by W. =. Aushih'
bsugh. Small Maynard Co.
What 10 sell. how 10 sell H. ny m VrS,
who has spent eighteen years In the Lstlh Amei'
can trade.
SOME PRORI.rMS IN MARKET DISTRICT rioS
Nv Arch Wilkinson shaw. A. NJ Harvard I'm
Versiiy Press.
The next step IN the evolution OF business Rrlh
o,,t,, t,nnrovements corresponding 10 those WhlcI
scientific msnas cement has introduced into me'hou'
/ Of production
Successful SELLING. ny Y. Inichter. FUNK
4 WsgnSls Go.
WHITING Al ADVERTISEMENT. BY = Roland
HAIL Hougmon Nnflin Company.
An analysts ~ the methods snd mShtal ploC
,.sss tGat pay a part IN the writing o. suc'e'SiuI
/ advertising
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17

The approximate amount Of the lien o.
charge to satisfy which the above described
properly IL 10 be sold. In twenty-five thou
sand three hundred and twenty-seyen and
s-l00 Dollars Cs22.32I0s), with interest
thereon from the 9Th day OF March. 1915.
together with the costs and allowance
amounting to three hundred aud thirty
and I0-l00 Dollars G330.l0), with interest
from March 18th, 1915, together with the
Expenses II the sale The approximate
amount 81 the taxes. assessments and
water rates or other lien. which are 10
be allowed 10 the purchaser out Of the
purchase money. or paid by the Referee.
Is nine hundred elghty-seven and 1000
Dollars (s9s7lOl and Interest.
Dated New York March 2oth 1913.
HENRY b. SINGER, Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17

CITY c0URr.
Special Tsrm-Pat iI-FINEbiTE. j.
M psrte msties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
COURT CALENDARS


I appeal granted unless sppeisn, complies win
| terms stated IN order ,,-,,. =. ,,,n,..
People e'c/Dsnisl binnou. MOTION 70 "'"
People stsJ Edward Clasnshi. alias etc. Motion
| 70 dismiss sppeal uanted. ,,,,,,.. Ma.
[ People etclJulIus l. Shin and WiiIlsm Man
People &c John DE BELLS HctiOn to di'rn's'
People stc1winhm Gssu. Motion to dismiss
People s,eIyino-nro Flor, Motion to dismiss
People sie1syi1es,.r stag Motion 70 dismiss
appeal granted unesI appellant complies WIN
Anna jacobson rsnstz Jacobson Mar Brown. sp.
pcllanti Motion TO dismiss appeal pinied' WIN
$40 costs Al.
ssmeI.ame SANE appellant. Motion 70 dis
mis-, appeal granted with $40 costs 49,,
Morris Levin william A White Son, houon
sppaIisnt complles With terms stated M order:
! Huguenot Trust CoiRobert ID Ireland. lmpem.
ed. etc. Motion to dismiss appeal denied WIN
Nelly T Roc.sle ct sVEdetn . Hsl,.y. Notion
70 di'm.. appeal s.nei' Yin slo COSY Motion.
/ 10 dismiss appeal granted With $40 costs. unless
appellant complies with terms stated W order, ,.d
same Same Motions 20 dismiss sppeal grnllsn.
; with $40 costs unless appellant complies WIN
terms stated in order - -,
/ Motion 10 dismiss appeal deped. With $40 costs
Re Katie II Finch. eI'r of Peiw housef.
decd. Motion TO dismiss appeal granted. WIN ~
| costs unless appellant complies with terms sa'eu
/ IN order. 49,
| Katherine y Carter lanes Carter. Motion 70
dismiss appeal granted. with $40 costs
Metropolitan Trust GO Edmund StaHo o. a..
/ Motion granted. Questions certified As stated IN
/ order.
/ Same same Motion denied.
/ Eliza ! Chalmers ., al/Nafion,l Cash Register
/ Co Motion denied. with $40 costs
/ German American Coffee 20 Clarence Dlehl
Motion granted. Question certified As stated In
order
/ Ludwig Meyer Dayton Hedges. Motion denied.
! with $40 cO.-s
/ James VI Donohuc az re-'r| City water Power Go
. Ct al Motion denied with $40 costs
People rel Edgar Appleby et a/Brank
1 Polk etc. Motion denied. with $40 costs.
Leopold Levy Louvre Really Co Proceeding,
stayed pending decision ~ Court Of Appeals on
/ condition that appellants give bond I'm the penalty
! n $3.50 conditioned upOa appellants paving add
tional Interest costs damages TO accrue by reason
I N the appeal n within ten days after dste oi
cntry of this order such bond II not given. motion
Annie Meyefson/U Grand Lodge Independent
/ order Sons u Benjamin. Application denied. with
/ $40 costs
! Mabel X Haus Erie Railroad Co. Application de-
/ MED. with $40 costs
John Hardin ct al. trustees. etc/Georgs
| Robinson. order reversed. with $40 costs and dis
bursemrn's. and motion denied. with $40 costs
/ Opinion per curtain.
Re Harry Thsw. Order affirmed 0pinloni
I by Hotchkiss and Scott. ~. and inEaham j
I (lngraham. j. dissenting
People er rel Abel I Smith Mar Grfenhsgen
Sheriff ct al Order affirmed Opinion by Hoich
! kiss !.
Re Thomas W Butts Application granted ant
respondent dlsbaTed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17

~ OF LIVING. TIE. BY Walter Z Clark. A
AeC'uT C..
Ia. Chiefly with the fiss in the cost Of food
90 1926
~ FOR JUSTICE THE By Upton Sinclair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
YOrk-Brookyn Trust Company. plain
tin against Hester Bates and Anna Edgar
Donald. defendants
ure and sale duly made and entered IN
the above-entitled action and bearing date
the i2th day OF March. 1918, as amended
by an order Of this Court. bearing date
March -. 1915. I. the undersigned. the
referee IN said judgment named, Will sell
OF public auction. at the Exchange Sales
Ough OF Manhattan, city Of New York on
the 22d day Of April. 1915. at y o'clock
noon on that day by Samuel Marx, auc-
tioneer the premises directed by said juGs-
ment 20 De sold. and therein described as
follows:
All those three certain lots. pieces Or
parcels OF land. with the buildings and i'm
proyements thereon erected. situate, lying
aud being I'm the Twelfth ward OF the cts
Of New York. and which taken together
are bounded and described as follows, TO
wit:
beginning al point on III. southcrly
side Of one hundred and Thirty hrst
street. distant two hundred and forty cav
feet westerly from the southWesterly cor
ner Of Seventh Avenue and one Hundred
and Thirty first Street. running thence
southerly, parallel with Seventh Avenue
and part OF the way through party wal,
ninety-niEe ts9J feet and eleven (lp
inches; thence westerly. and parallel WIN
one Hundred and Thirty-irst street. forty
FIVE aJl feet: thence nOrtnerly again pafaHrt
with Seventh Avenue, and part Of the way
through a party wall ninety nine tssl trrt
eleven GD inches 20 the southerly side ~
One Hundred and Thirty-hrst Street ans
thence easterly. along the said southerly flde
OF one Hundred and Thirty-hrst Street
forty-aye ,E) feet to the point or place OF
beginning Re the said several distances
and dimensions more or less
Being the same premises conveyed 70 Ann
*. Fisher by William McReynolds by deed
dated October 90th 1885 and recorded IN the
Office OF the Register Of the city and County
OF New York on october 3lst. 1884. in lAbeg
lSl4 OF Conyeyances. page lJl.
Dated, New Yc:I March 18th 1918.
HENRY q SINGER. Referee.
CULLEN & DYKMAN. Attorneys Tor
Plaintiff 1T Montague Street. Borough OF
Brooklyn New York.
The following Is a diagram OF the property
% he sold IT, street numbers are 222-22i-226
West l3lst Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17

XIV ro TIE LAND. THE. By Y F. Rockwell
Harper Bros.
The story of business man who made sue
cess Of farming.
NiARVEIS OF INSECT LIFE. THE. By Edvird
step. = l.. :. Illustrated. McRnde N"' ~ 70
pOt'ITRY KEEPING Nv n. II. Lewis Illus
'ratcd Emo J u IAppincott Co
Productive FEEDING OF FARM ANIMALS
Bv = " Vol - IApplncoit Company.
WILD BIRD GUESTS. By Ernest Harold Baynes
Illustrated = T.. Dutt0n a Co
A book on how 80 attract bird visitors. with
chape-s on the economic and esthetic values OF our
h-i guests. the most frequent causes Of their de
struction with suggestions for dealing with their
enemies and on the organization and management
n bird clubs
WILD FLOWERS OF THE NORTH AMERICAN
MOI MAINS. By Julia W. Henshav. Illus
trafed Mcbride Mast & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17

STEAMERS Bradford Toc0pilla March u. Talsri
q balboa April and CristoUal ,. 10 u war
det. Win crude oil Bar M.
south Pacinc fBrI. Glasgow March 30. 10 NOR
Ton IIIlv A 60. g. ballast. Bar 40 10.
Tirrcrn DIAL. N-N orleans April 3 with Inds
I'm transit fo4 Venice etc. 10 Phelps Bros Co.
Left Quarantine ~ m. -, o.. go, - w.,
~ 10 The Mallory - Co. with passengers ana
ufsc Highlands rs . M .t.
Matura tBr' Trinidad April and GIcnala y
20 the Trinidad shipping Trading CO. VII" HN''
E,elvn 'Faisrdo April .. Yshacao Q GgsySnill
Msyaluez aud san Juan p Z" the buI IN
.flsr Line with sugar. Bar 80 m. 80,
San Marcos Charleston. 20 TIE Mallory IS i'iAe'
vith mdse Quarantine i M ,.s-.
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