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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
BOOKS AT AUCTION
Early Italian Books and Manu-
scripts.

The Anderson Auction Company
will sell on Monday and Tuesday af-
ternoons. April II and IS, large
and important collection OF manu-
scripts and early printed books con-
signed 10 the American market from
italy on account Of the business de-
preston caused by the war in Europe.
There are in this sale some items Of
exceptional interest opportunities for
the collector not likely 20 occur again.
The catalogue includes incunabula
from the presses Of Nindelin at Speier,
Riessinger and Moravus at Naples,
Park at Toulouse, and OF Aldus, Jen-
son and Giunta; and illuminated manu-
scripts, among them an antphonary
of the fifteenth century, and the DE
Navigatione" of De Cotrullis, 1864.
"Opus Quadragesimale," printed at
Naples in 1879, Is so rare that no copy
is 70 be found in the British Museum.
OF almost equal rarity is "Glosa super
Apocalipsim de Statu Ecclesi9,' the
first book printed at Leipsic 14SD.
"Opusculum dc Mirabilibus Nova Ct
Neteris Urbe Rome" the rare first
edition, 1910, contains an alluslon TO
the voyage Of Nespucci to America. The
"Hecatomithi" Of Giraldi Cinthio,
printed in 1865, is the first edition Of
a book of the highest interest in six
teenth-century Italian literature; It
was one Of Shakespeare's sources for
his plots Euclid's "Elementorium,"
Venice, 1910, is so rare that it is I'M
known to some of the photographers.
Even rarer is "De Navigatione Liber,"
an Italian manuscript Of l4G4, by
Renedictns de COtrullis.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
YONk-The Baron de Hlrseh Fund.
Plaintiff. against Annie kOplk and others.
Defendants. Action NO J.
in pursuance Of "A judgment Of fore
ciorure and sale. duly made and entered
IN th. aboye-entitlcd action and bearing
date the 22nd DAY Of March. 1915. I, the
Undersigned the referee IA said Judgment
named. will sell at public auction. at the
Exchange Saiesroom. Eos. lf-lb Ntsey
Street IN the Borough OF Manhattan Guy
Of New York. on the l4th day Of April
1918. at y O'clock noon ON that day. by
u. Phoenix lngraham. Aucuoneer. the
premises directed by said judging to be
sold and therein described "a follows
ALL those two certain lots. pieces or
parcels OF land. with the buildings and
improvements thereon erected. situate.
haitian of the CITY Of New York. Ia the
COUNTY and state Of New York, and lying
I'm Section SIX Block l745, on the Land
Map Of the city OF New York. bounded
and described as follows.
BEGINNING at point In the nOrtherly
line OF one Hundred and Eighteenth
street distant one hundred and forty feet
westerly from the corner formed by the
intersection OF the said northerly line OF
one Hundred and Eighteenth street with
the westerly line Of Park Avenue CORNER
Is Fourth Avenue as widened), running
thence nOrtherly and parallel with Park
Avenue one hundred feet eleven inches -
the centre line OF the Block between one
Hundred and Eighteenth and one Hun
cred and Nineteenth streets lN'u'e west
erIv along said centre line OF the block
nftv feet. thence sOutherly aud again par
alirI with Park Avenue one hundred feet
eleven inches 10 the nOrtherly line OF one
Hundred and Eighteenth Street. and
thence easterly along said northerly Enc
Of one Hundred and Eighteenth Street
nifty feet 10 the point or place OF begin
Dated New York March 23rd. 1915.
WILBUR LARKEMORE. Referee.
NJ S & T. S ISAACS. Attorneys for Plain
IN once * Post once Address 50
william street. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York city
Tho following Is a diagram Of the prop
ertv 10 be sold. IRIS street numbers are
sS-55 East ilsth Street.
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KINGS COUNTY.

Appellate DiyIslOu-2d O,pt.-DECIs1oNs.
Rosie Curry Mortimer Adioms. Motion Tor re-
4pp'ication Of samuel u Johnson FOR admission
% The bar. Referred hack 20 committee.
Co Motion denied upon rendition. See memo.
Sarah Martin Smith Brothers Plumbing Go. no
ton 20 dismiss appeal denied on CONDITION. sec
" Morris scmeidc-/wriam v FARLEY. as state
Commls.ouer OF Excise. etc. Motion granted with
LYMAN su,. william W Farley. as state Com.
missioner OF Excise. etc. Motion granted. Without
yijacrc.cenz. sunmo :. 'dnI; .tclsnir' e. &
'' Ptop.c Bertha Williams, Motion granted.
James Clarence Wells Avail G. Han and another
" WeS,.ie.fsr Mo.tgags Co Thomas y McIntire, mo-
sud su0 defendants. impd with william Foster.
ApnciI.nt has neg ec'ed 10 comply with the rule.
John Belman e al. e;c/United Surety Co Judg-
meut affirmed. WIKI costs. Op.aiqn per cunsm.
Robert + FARLEY ard clara + Hithccock. As etrsl
etc Henrietta I Sec0r 20 a. Judgment reversed aid
new trial granted. C0s's 20 abide the maj award Oh
costa. Opinion ly Thomas, ). ,. ,,.
Ida l. Fronch/Ciy Of Nes Rochelle. Judgment
In the matter Of supp ementary proceedings. p u
Latham 4 con Freyhuccut Electrical Engineering
snd Construction Go and Ilsry Freynecht. order
siArmci tv default. with SO costs
Application Tor letten % administration on estate
~ Charles " Scone.d. decd. Decree Of the Suiio-
gate, Court Of king. County affirmed ,...
Ka'e a johnson. james Johnson. judgment
Beda Johnson Putnam Foundry ard Machine Co
Judgment reversed upon questions o. fact a. well
.. oi law and Judgment directed IN ta7or Ok PLAN
IN with costs and disbursement, OF this action
and Of this appeal opinion hy Burr J.
Alolpn Malt aud Marie Malt Wr't..ns'ter Coun;
~ Proving Co. order affirmed with 80 COSTS ana
disbursement, Opinion by Putnam. j
Peopc Edward Fitzgerald Judgment Of connc-
,ior ~ County Court of NesfcAes'er County re-
,or.ed and defendant discharged opinion by sta
lletou. j . , -..t,,i,, ..
frmCd ,-. 81, ,r,.c.,o, o,
.bc County Court ~ Nassau County ARMED. Opih-
Som per curtain .r or ..,-,lI, Jros "A
~, F.iira,e and Appor,i0lmeuf Of Tie Iy o' Ne"
~ an others order reversed. without co,i'
,i ,-'1,i,, for writ ~ peremptory mandamus de-
.'cI Without COSTS opinion fy Burr j. -,
R-iI.et FayrU.I, arl Nag Morris Jonn H'ynoius'
o. V.--tr.. -healau and Others. Judgment a.
e-,,,d ain c.,.s Op.aiou rs Hlrl. J..
oe,.g. San.ues May B. samucs OPINION q
e,r,ei ~ d,fsuf- with SO costs AID dstur'emeils
Uaur, Samuc southern iarihr company ''"'-
-cr.,,.I l.4 ar.Imeut AID motion denied
lanes s-ics George II O'Shes. eic JUG
mat And order unanimously an 1ned. with co's
MrT.ei Tr,i-,c1 Mara Causello and Joseph
Cariss.-o Judgment an unei oy default Win costs,
Ceo.ss Tr-ham aud Cornelius y McNursW
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HOME.

Home, to the hills and the rough, run
ming water;
Home, TO the plain folk and cold
winds again. .,
Oh, am only a gray farms still
daughter,
Spite Of my wandering passion and
pain,
Home. from the city that snares and
cnthrals me;
Home, from the bold light and bold
weary crowd.
Oh. it's the blown snow and bare field
that calls me;
White star and shy dawn and wild
lonely cloud.
Home, to the gray house the pine-trees
guard, signing;
Home, to the low door that laughs
to my touch.
How should / know till my wings
failed me, flying,
Home-nest my hearts nest loved
you so much?
From Fannie Stearns Dayis's "Crack
o. Dawn" The Macmillan Company.
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tact mines, ctc.-thcso nre among
the subjects taken up In the Hague
/ Peace Conference and the London
Naval Conference, and interpreted
clearly and reasonably by Rear Ad-
mirnl Charles II. Stockton. u. S. N,
in his recently published Outlines of
international Law"
Thor Langc.
The death. late in February. Of the
Danish poet Thor LANCE recalls his
translation Of Longfellow's Golden
legend" into his native tongue, many
years ago. He devoted his gift largely
TO the rendering of foreign masters
into Danish, among them the Greek
dramatists. and made specially OF
Russian balladry. In his own country
he was greatly honored also for his
interest in its past, which led HIM 10
mark its historic spots with memorial
stones or crosses.
Italy on the War.
What with Americans, Englishmen,
Frenohmen. Germans and an occasional
Austrian and Hungarian writing at inc
top Of their voices for our iniorma-
ton, we could have got along without
further instructors and cXhorters on
the subject of the war. Here, however,
are two Italian champions entering the
wordy fray: G.. A. Andriulli with y
Document della Granda Guerra
MILAN: Rava), an examination OF the
diplomatic documents which places inc
responsibility on Germany's shoulders;
and PHO Bandini's about this Anglo
German War" Genoa: Palagi q Cal.
Mr. Bandini hates England (and Amer
ical with Latin intensity, and IN pct
fuh
uities of British rule in Egypt, he rises
TO this climax:
What crowned all was the big
dutch Jewish sometime president OF
the United States, newspapers
tooters, great Rosenfeld's EXPIRES
sions Of high satisfaction at the
wise rule Of Egypt by the English
and his earnest recommendation
for severity and the merciless pro,
ceeding against the Wardany and
all those who should feel in sympa-
thv with his act. In n chapter
which we intend to dedicate TO the
States we shall more nearly con-
slider She conduct of the man whom
an honest commercial firm would
shame TO have for its commercial
traveller, end very large nation
hast kept as its chief representa-
tive for a full term, and almost
two.
It was bound to come out sooner or
later, and it is as well to have it over
now. Signor Bandini knows: 1t Is the
Jews who were the real instigators OF
the war. "A good many misprints oc-
cur in this book he says IN conclu-
sion. "God knows but that il might
have been very little acceptable even
without them Anyhow, we append
list of the most staggering" He adds;
"A very telling mistake is that on
page 127." Sgnor Bandini can claim
the distinction Of being the first I'M
conscious humorist of the world trag-
edy. lie reminds one Of the almost
forgotten Portuguese author Of Eng
hsh as She Is Spoke
Ahead of Time.
"Swat the Fly!" is the title Of a one
act fantasy by Eleanor Gates. author
of "The Poor Little Rich Girl" pub
lished by the Arrow Publishing Com
pany, Of this city.
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New Opera Company Formed.

Salvatore Avitabie, formerly a con-
ductor in the Aborn and Savage opera
companies; Vittorio Marteli. music
teacher from the West, and Charles AL
lesi are the directors of a company in
corporated at Albany yesterday to pro
duce grand operas in English. Their
plan is 70 take the place of the Aborns
this summer at Palisade Park. They
have a capital stock of $4,000 and
announce they will have about fifty
singers in their company.
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PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
tnrnt. notice is hereby given that IN act.
Assernbly SO. SEQ. Int 80. sos. has been
nossed by both branches OF the Legislature.
entitled an act to amend the Greater New
York Charter I'm relation 70 the duties OF
pSurtber notice IS hereby given that Pub
lie Hearing upon such bin viii be held at
Inc MAYORS Office IN the city Hall IN The
civ ~ Sow York on Monday April T..
1915 at 10 80 o'clock A VI
Dated. city Han. New York, April 7th.
JOHN PURROY mitchell.
Mayor
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PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
nent notice Is hereby given that an act.
Assembly 80 1890. Int 40. 1853. has been
pa ssed by both branches Of the Legislature.
entitled an act % rep a section seven o.
Crant.r dftccu OF the laws Of eighteen
bur4rcd and eighty-siN. entitled An act
70 amend chapter SIX hundred and thirty
three Of the laws Of eighteen hundred ana
lie BENEVOLENT fund OF the late volunteer
IRE department II the city % New York,
ana Incorporating the trustees thereof.
Further notice is hereby given that a Pub
ir Hearing upon such bill viii Doe held at
the MAYORS once IN the city Hal I'm The
Citv OF Eew York ON Monday April ~,
10f5 az 1880 o'clock A. VI.
dated Clty Han, New York. April 8,
4''' JOHN PURROY mitchell.
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The Approximate amount Of the lien Or
cha rye. 20 satisfy which the ahoye-de scr bed
property is 20 Dee sold Is SO 50. With In
terest thereon f-om the 10Th day OF March
1915. together with the costs and allowance
amounting 90 sjl6 81. with interest from Iircn
l9th, 1915 together with the expenses OF The
sale The approximate amount OF the taxes. as
meuts and water rates. or other Hens
which are 20 te allowed to the purchaser out
~ the purchase money. or paid by the ref
cree. Is 1t2j 80 and interest said premises
will be- sold subject 20 covenants and restric-
ti0us contained IN agreements recorded y
I.b.r g5s OF Conveyance. pages 2l2 and PA
On Iced recorded IN Iiber 982 u ConNeyo nee
u4Ea 56l and agreement recorded IN Ii'rr
1883 ~ Conveyances. page 500, and In deed
recorded IN Ii0er 1895 of Conveyances. page
3s7: In party wall agreement recorded iu
Iiber i047 % Conyeyances. page e3t an ln
he New York County Registers ONCE: sta:s
~ facts shown on survey made hy
Nostrand. dated September l4'h. 1904. ani
rights or tenants ~ said premises
Dated, New York. March 2i'h 1915
JOHN IL CORWIN. sleres.
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Tn. Approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. 70 satisfy "hlch me %ooHe-de-
sc-lbet property IL 70 be sold, IS Forty
- Thousand eight hundred thirty-tnree
ana 1900 GIsS33.75l. with interest
thereon from the 18th Ia OF March.
f4i5 together with cost and allowance
srrounttug 20 S5449i with interest from
March 22nd. 1915. together with the ex-
psnsa OF the sale The approximate amount
Of the taxes. assessments and water rates.
az other Hens which are 20 be allowed 20
the purchaser out OF the purchase money
on paid by the Referee. IS sos 90 and In
terest
tate OF racts shown by survey thereof
made by Peter Ebert Eostrand and dated
July 18th. 1904
Dated New York MACH 23rd. 1915
WILBUR LARREMORE, Referee.
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Bryan Anti Liquor Volunteer.

Secretary Bryan will speak in Car
negie Hall April 30, under the auspices
of the National Abstainers' Union. Adj
mission will be by ticket, but there will
be no charge and it is understood that
the Secretary is contributing his ser
vices to the movement, instituted by
the Commission of Temperance of the
Federal Council of the Churches Of
Christ in America.
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Shipping Information ana
Marine NeWS Of the World

can Linz. with ial cabin ,nd ~ Storage pas
sers.rs. malls AID md'e H"i 9ol m. u,,,,t.,
We a bond lu ballast bar l. 80 a m.
Car.aue tFrl Bordeaux March 20 10 the Com
pasulc Gcucfa.e TIHs4t antique. with udse b4i
Sht'ston ,Bl. Gardens, March % aid Matsn1l,
Ap1l 4. 20 ue MulsoA IS Lane with sugar. Bar
Aas,riaa Prince Bn. $, Nazaire March -; 20
Paul Gerhard q Go. m ballast Bar lid
, Soncy lBr,. Csn- March g. 70 Funch Eiye
& Co. in ballast. Bar. midnight sth
tiv ~ Noa.g.uer. Savannah April g. 70 ne
ocean - Go. VIII vlss..sc.s all mdse. quar-
or'e.ts Ga weston April g. 20 he Southern
rsriec g. Win md,e quarantine 20 a m.
Ef.b Tsmu4 Apfl q for tartect'. % a 81 Bun
4 c. Win ma sandy HOOK. q III.
Baltimore Transportation Co. With mdse Quar-
1i t.I.ige,i-rt Dutch Rotterdam March Is 70
the Holland America Line, 90 ballast Bar. as
Telu, tNorl. Naples Mach u and or'n Il.
10 Barber * c.. with mise. Bar I'd.
Nar.raibo Curacao April l aud Mayague5 ,. ~
Eiss palett s. Co. with passengers. mails ard
ni 49,. s3 1Ior oo Macon. Rpr O. to the clyde
yegn .Rl. Bucu's Ayres March Is. IA Plata
IL Ni'nte,.lro n. no lie Janelro - and Barosdos
Apr 5. 10 Busk y Daniels. with = cabin. 20
stee-age pissalse,s. mails sad mlse. Bar. $50
phrsdephia ,Ra. Havre March !. ClriT Y
and London -. TO Atlantic Transport Line. with
"1 81 Rl ia New oriesn. April l. 70 the Southern
Pacific Co. with mise Quarantine. II ID n
J0s.y dam. Glhara March % ami NueyitS
April 3 70 the Mun,ou IS Line, with sugar Bar.
New York Cty lBri Bristol March % and swan
SEA a. 90 James Arkell Go. With mdse. Bar
ssramacra. Bueuos Ayres March IL and 81
Lucia April 90 Barber GO. with mdse. Bar
De.aasrs. Philadelphia. 20 the clyde IS Co. With
mlsp. Cu-f'tiihe. i-.-' iI. , >-.-,.u. o.,
tar Ola DOMINION S. Go. with passengers and mise.
Pei-Eo ar fla,re March s. Cardir 90. to
lame, " ElWtI a GO. in ba last Bar. 10 . m.
slame-e Prince lBrj. Ia Pauce March q. TO
Paul = Gerhard 4 Go. go ballast. Bar. 2 n .
Sandy HOOK ! AprI Q. $50 m-Wihd
southwest moderate breeze. fair. hghl sea
SAILED.
Steamer. Apache, Charleston and jacksonville
Kotonia DAN. Manzauiio. Soltalfe OBJ. haVre,
Colon Cri,tohaI. san Marcos. Galveston. NirStl
m Mancle,-sr. torurila Dutch, Rotterdam
CHICAGO dr. Bordeaux, Kentucky Dan. Copen-
hsgea Lutetisn lBrI. Hayre. C0rinthic tBr. Va
pes SURNAME. + ,.4s de. Toro. Times tNorl. Ha-
yana. Cherokee Wilmington 4. and George
toau ) G Esremoul Castle Bri Yokohama. Mon
tara Norfolk. Hamilton. Norfolk AMI Newport
Jews
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COURT CALENDARS
The mn, 81 this lin. IL wnu . c.,~Iu i

Harry II GalingerIMaI 81 TsnnebsuIn. Judf-
rncut and order reversed and Trial ordered. With
costs 10 appellant to abide event opinion per
curlsm.
Georg. mlos. r.. a. ,ncillsy sdmr. .,cfEd.
mund slauo 81 al. Implicated. etc Judgment
and order affirmed. with costs
Maud Nyboe Jacob boil 4 Sons Inc. Judgment
and order reversed and new tnal orlerei, with
costs TO- appellant 10 abide event. Opinion b.
People ttcIAniy Blut4. implicated. nc. JuiE-
mcut affirmed
modified ~ directed IN opinion and az modified
affirmed. with $40 costs and disbursements To sp-
pellalt Opinion per cuhAm.
lts Lizzie II Home deceased. order reversed.
with $40 costs and disbursements and motion de-
nSi. Win So Gosis. Opinion BY Clarke.
with $40 coos aud disbursements Opinion by
Clarke. J.
Gotham National Bank Of YICuls Martin 9.
merts and motion denied. with $40 costs and at
tAchm'1li reinsihted. Opinion by Ho,rhkis. j.
waite. ulnerIJohn Il Dorsn Order reversed.
granted 20 extent stated ia opinion. Opinion By
Ro;lna DictzcICiv Of New York order 70
vcTsed. with so costs and disbursements and
ton denied opinion by Clarke. J.
Arthur Beyes Mar Por. cI'K. etc Mo
ton FOR ssy denied. with $40 costs.
sldno Tec,ef Anna Daniel. Motion granted
so FAR a. to allow pending appeal In this case 10
DO argued on original papers without printing
ke Louis Werner. a. attomcy MOTION granted
and witness diftsted 10 answer Opinions By
scott ana DUNihg. -. DONNng. J, dissenting
SUPREME COURT
spsolal Tsrm-Par ll-NEwBUEGEn. J.
TX pare matters
COURT cHAMBERs-FOWLER. g.
VII for Probate-A ESQ a m.
AnnAbelle Thompson
CITY COURT.
Special Term-Par ~ -MAVOY, j.
TX parte matters
REFEREES APP0iNTEO-sUPREME COURT.
IS HENUKlCK. j.
FakINhee'rr RI Abraham Stern.
RECEIVERS Acknowledgment COURT.
By NENBl H9fE ).
Saml Troogcr Herman Mugcshcimcr-Jacob Klein.
Francis II kianicuul Ilsry WeilhNt-James
Brad'.
Lillian I Franklin Bloshern Corp-Encs Booth.
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term BRADY.
EA-parfe matters
COUNTY COURT.
Special Tcrm--GlBBS. j.
IL parto mattefs.
COURT cHAaBERS-SCHULZ.S
80 day "a endar -
REFEREES APPOlHTEO--sUPREmE COURT.
HY BRADY. J.
Clark TeUott--Io'u } liyue.
FauibaberI Kubcustc.u-John Hynes
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York. -Brooklyn Trust Company, plain
tif. against Hester Bates and Anna Edgar
Donald. defendants.
In pursuance OF Judgment OF foreclos-
ura and sale. duly made and entered IN
the above-entitled action and bearing da1e
the 18th day OF March. 1915, az AMENDED
By an order OF this Court. bearing date
March a. 1915. l. the undersigned. the
referee ia said judgment named VIII sell
at public auction. at the Exchange sales
room. Nos. H-l6 Vesey street, In me bor-
ough Of Manhattan, city Of New YORK, on
the 22d day OF April, 1915, al u O'CLOCK
noon on that day. by Samuel Mary aIc-
tiOneer. the premises directed by sald JIus
ment to be sold, and therein described as
Xii those three certain lots. pieces or
parcels Of land. with the buildings and I'M
proyements thereon erected. situate, lying
and being ln the Twelfth Ward Of the City
Of New York. and which taken together
are bounded and described as follows. 10
wit: ~
side OF one Hundred and Thirty first
street distant two hundred and forty (.4O)
feet westerly from the southwesterly cor
uer OF Seventh Avenue and one hundred
and Thirty first Street, running thence
southerly parallel with Seventh Avenue
and part Of the way through party wall,
uinety-nine C99) feet and eleven tllD
one Hundred and Thir,y-hrst Street, forty
five 45) feet. thence nOrtherly. again parahel
with seventh Avenue. and part OF the way
through a party wall, ninety nine Gsl leet
eleven IN inches to the southerly side Of
one Hundred and Thirty-hrst street. and
thence casterly. along the said southerly slle
~ one Hundred and Thirty-hrst street.
forty-dve 49, feet TO the point or place OF
beginning BE the said several distances
and Dimensions more or less
Being the same premises conveyed 20 Ann
Is Fisher d. William McReynolds by dte1
dated October 20th. 1885,. and recorded IN the
office OF the Register of the city and County
Of New York on October 3lst, 1854. IN l4per
1875 OF Couveyancos. page l5l
Dated New YORK March 25th. 1915.
HENRY r SINGER Referee.
CULLEN & pYKMAN. Attorneys Tor
Plaintiff. ~ Montague Street, Borough OF
Brooklyn. New York
The following is a diagram OF the propea,IIy
10 be- sold. its street numbers are 222-22i-225
West l3lst street
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THE DIARY OF A BEAUTY.

THE DIARY OF A BEAUTY. story, Ry Moly
EliO, Scawe. Illustrations by Frederick Dotf
steele lcmo. ~. 2l2 Philadelphia J. ~ LIP
pircott Company.
Her face is her fortune. and she
knows II. for. though not worldly
woman, she is woman Of the world
or so she thinks. because, in the hum
bic home Of her uncle IN Northern New
York. at the beginning of her life. she
fully appreciates the comfort and Sc
curity of money. Then rich old SPIN
ster takes a liking TO her good looks
and health and engages her as her
companion. much TO the disturbance OF
a relative living in hopes Of a legacy.
And now things begin TO happen: New
York. London, Homburg, suitors Eng
Nsh and German tthe rich old woman
declares that she will make the beauty
her heiress), and then, after the pa
troness has suddenly dismissed her de-
pendent. "a Franco-Swiss professor
Who resembles the late NJ. Amiel, but
has energy enough TO write play. 30
beauty returns to New York with the
MS. places il and secures minor part
She is not destined, however, to be
come a great actress. Fortunes race
is far moro radiant than that. Inc
story bears no relation 70 the hard
facts Of life; IL Is an entertaining pink
aud-rold fairy story for young women
written with dashing air Of convic-
ton that keeps one entertained.
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W 9T RGPPiy,cr cORR. Secretary.

pr-psI-ATT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
mert. notice Is hereby given that an act.
Senate 40 POS. Int. No. 294. has been
passed by both branches OF the Legislature,
entitled an act TO amend the New YORK
civ freight terminals act I'm relation 70
ACQUISITION and holding OF stocks. bonds or
other evidences OF indebtedness OF cor
porstlon having d contract for the opera
~ Rrooklyn and Queens or either OF them.
Further notice is hereby given that Pub
lie Hearing upon such bill will be held az
the Mayors Office IN the city Han IN Inc
1915. az 10 30 o'clock a. "
dated city Hall New York April 1th.
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