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New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

MRS. ADELINE II. SLICER. wife of Rev.
Thomas X. Siiyrr oOct. -. 1910, total IS
tstc. SlO.Ni4. net. Sto.059: an TO husband.
Assets. Deposits S713. promissory notes.
S3.IN3: personally and Jeweiry, Ss= stocks
ana bonds. $3.50.
IAWRFNCE f. COLEMAN dec. %.
1ao.I. net. SI0I.O. to Mrs. Mary f.. Cole
man widow. and the four daughters. As
sets. Deposits sf-44; mortgages, 5000.
household effects fil.
ABRAHAM KAHN COct. o. 1siN; net
S3i411: Adeheid Kahn Haas. sister. sI.6ls .
-FOUR brothers each received ft60', the rest
passed 20 nephews and uieces. Assets: De
posits S5.6f7. lew-lry. 1857 money loaned,
$50. stocks and bonds. Se5.9Ss; accrued :n-
terest. S2lG.
THOMAS ALLIBONE JANVlER. author
lIlue 10. 1879 total. Sl4.lS5. net tl3.3s3 ;
fo Mrs Catherine A. Janvler, widow. Sl2 vs..
and Henry y Drlukar. nephew $500 Assets ::
I,welrv. 50. seventy shares 81 stock OF The
Gainshorough studios. $4,000. royalties.
slce from Harper - Bros. Future ROYALTIES
a re- suspended from taxation. The value OF
a collection of books maps ana photographs
relating 20 Mexico, ots volumes and pam
rrl.'s. 90 photographs steel plates. blue
prlnts and letters which are given 90 the
New York Public Library under the viii of
deceient. is not appraised as the gift IS not
taxable
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
BUSINESS REVERSES

AIEIl,T g CUTLER. professional h..'-
lard PLAYER, hNiuE Ih 'i''', ~; no.. 4 .>t
ana no assets Most of the debts "efr ID
Cured iu Boston. Among me ''',"lo'
Echard f. Spluiuc $4,000. OH ..oirs Il. ~. .
j. Pfsn $500. Ww. Cums'on. 'ao' 'HaS
D.. a., SIS. n. a.. Hug.lcy. so. and
iticii.rd Sprine brewery. KoNUury. 5000. 4
loan ,o,.paur i'm Boston is sr'uI'' 'I".
itor for $50 on l"r'tts ~ 80 - an al
and " |al.N i'' ''. aolI watch sud fob.
-. for 8, ou Il'Hsr "i 70 peti,iSu fled
STEN sow l-f' - Nl,rris R.is..
against Harft T.I5S"T, st1,sol',r & Kris-.
composing iHe ~. ~ i6S V.,, 18th st..
maItiag 'Ct,II- I. 60 ". b. IIofetaIter.
boy y. J.. h"'"l'"' -, .I' on assigned
sos. AMI D.. >. ,,..,'.orte.i fo he $4,000
claims La Shill'eS arc
tnI a-.t.~ - ',..,,t>-,.t.r bartender. Of 90
NATHAN El"'PI-',,ii-'' i.ntnr dealer
RitiugtOn 81. IoiIH'ii' s.n.f-4 and
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
FORECLOSURE SALES.

81 iPREME COURT, COUNTY or NEW
fDkK.-JOhn ". Bowers. as trustee, etc.
plaintiff. against Eliza Mando and others.
I"fendauts. In pursuance of a Judgment of
foreclosure and sale duly made and entered
iu the above entitled action and bearing date
the 18Th day of March 1915. T. he UNDER
signed, the referee IN said judgment named,
VIII sell at public auction. ~ the Exchange
SalesrOom. No. 1916 Nesey Street IN tho
Borough of Manhattan. City OF New York.
on The 18Th day ~ April 1915 az ~ o'clock
noon on that day. BY Joseph +. Day. Auc-
tiOneer. the premises directed by said judg-
ment 10 be sold. and therein described as
follows:
Al that certain LOT, piece o. parcel OF land.
with the building thereon erected. situate.
lying and being In the Borough % Manhat-
tan. of the City. County and state ~ New
York: and bounded and described as follows:
beginning st a point on the nOrtheriy side
OF SiNtteth street distant tWO hundred and
hfiy five feet westerly from the corner formed
by the intersection of tho northerly side or
SiVtleth Street. with the westerly side o, Sec
0nd Avenue. thence running northerly, parsl-
iel with the westerly side ~ Second Avenue.
and part ~ the way through a party wall
one hundred feet Eve Inches 70 the centre line
of The block thence westerly along said centre
line Of the block and parallel with the nOrther-
!y side Of Six'ieth Street twenty feet. themes
Southery again parallel with the westerly
side of second Avenue. and part OF the dis
tance through q party wall. one hundred fees
i've Inches. 20 the uortheriy side of SiXtietn
Street. and thence easterly along the north
erly side of Sixtieth street. twenty feet. 20
the point or place OF beginning
Dated. New York Starch 2fth. 1915.
JOHN n. COPWIN. Referee.
MIDDLETON :. BORLAND Attorney for
Plaintiff 46 Cedar street, Manhattan, New
York y !.
The following Is a diagram Of the property
% be sold rs street number Is 2e9 Eds- SiN-
ueth street:
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
KINGS COUNTY.

oOfhtmt COOhI-tppels Ul'lSIon-2d Oeot
DECISIONS.
Charles Browu Associated Operating Co Mo
tiou 10 resette order granted
Michae GrOcO and Agnes W. EVans Rose Becke
/ e. al Motion granted.
Matter of James & Danzilo. an attoru.y Motiof
denied and proceeding dismissed.
Richmond Assets Collecting Go Dellors Gates
eIrT, etc impld with others. Motion for s,a,
granted. without costs.
KELSEY smith 60 William II Douglas et
Dnke & jewell Co. Motion denied In al respects
Charles d Allen Whitney steen co. order a.
.l.suceo, N berkeley David Friedman. Orier
Brookyn Bank i'm { y Borough Bank % Bhiyn
Judgment and order affirmed. with costs. opinioa
Nicholas Cardn city OF New York Order a..
fmed. with SO costs
Beatrice II D, Hunt Meyer Swirson order re
yer-et. with $40 costs See mem.
Annie Epse Rebecca Werbeoy,ky and others
Howard Wefoeloysky and Tessie Werhelovsky 10
Eean6i 5 Evans George " Si,by: James r, Gn.
hien ct al defendants order Affirmed. with SO
Blanche Ferber Third street Realty Go and
Others Order reversed. with SO costs. opinion
stella Foreman worlen Construction Co ct a..
defendsi's. state Bank Edward : Fowler ref
appellant Order affirmed. without costs. on opiu
Ion Of Justice JaycuN Al special Term.
Lawrence HUI. A. trustee iu bankruptcy. efr.
Fifiy second street Storage House. Inc. and 9th
order affirmed far % requires return
~ money, taken from receivers custody. and d!
rects settlement in supreme Court OF receivers ac-
counts. otherwise reversed and receivers motion
Co.. continue bis possession ot the other property
heretofore held by him receiver denied without
costs. opinion hy Putnam. J.
Matter " the application " John Blsden and
Ellen Hasett samuel. committee. etc. ~ samuel
J Has'ett incompetent person. ete. Order m0Il-
neI ln accordance With opinion by Putnam J.
Matter n proceedings supp lemeuiary 20 execution
eic. Angelo Cohlo Max Fischer et al order
affirmed. With $40 costs
Matter Of the accounting hy Franklin " Mahar
substituted trustee etc. or Sussuush A DcKe de-
ceased Assuming The regularity ~ the order .p-
y alcd from think circumstances shown IN NOV
lug papers did not justify relief granted 10 re-
spondeut.
Leouora Msslanks. as simInisratrlr. etc fAmerl.
eau Manufacturing CO. Order affirmed, sth SO
tOsf-.
People David Fuchs. Judgment and conviction
reversed. Opinion by Ieub,. + 7
People rel Domillck AhbuzzoSa relation f
Arthur Woods. as Police Commissioner N the Ci'y
% New York. Determination confirmed and vr.t
dismissed
MaddAlera Resiive. admir-. e,cIB'aIlsy Con,r
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27

Csau and Suit,
CINCINNATI Aims Doephe. IL bosen' GOV
DETROIT -Ncwcomb Edicott 20. II Scott; 100
nI.KkniFR y Y-H C Munger Co. Jackson
uoI'SroN Low Bros u q Co: Hahlo; lS
Niw ORLEANS Marks Isaac, Co; kaufman
PE0nlA-fhe il s NJ. Bloom: 1899 B"U. Ah
rIlTSG. Fo, RGH ,E,6 so'2T s9d ; iiS dcOs
san ANTONIO O-Emn Blum. IS s2d ST. lVu
pITTsBtRCIi- nogg. 4 Buhl. W Beckston. base
meuf % " 2Gih a. Sth floor. . 90,
SlOIX CITY-Daydson Bros IL Fi'hsai'' i-'i
Yop EXiGsTo'wN%GG NO NJ McKsl,ry Co: Mr. sheets
ZsNEsVMI.E ii II sur,eysnt 60. II II s,ur's-
want. 1870 Bway. 4th noct
Wali,,.
CmCAGo-The Boston store: Mr. shane " h
CEvfLANp- Addison cloak 4 suit Co: Ko-
rach. l2ol BwD. 'h moor Mann. e Won Msur:
DErRoIT" IA" Ts,,com5 I Endlcc,, Co. Scott 200
FoRr or " worm IN. no W stripping. II May: 80 W
MOI f' sfo> ~, Levy Bro, o Co: HahlO; iS y"
NEW oRIEATS- -Msrfs Isaacs Co: kaufman
rI1T'TrsEMI N RGHNk solomon ] ( Co. Miss Fsnstoin.
basement: ils W 3el st. 18th floor.
CLEVELAND Addison CLOAK suit Co; Ko-
rach. 1861 BWay. 0th floor. . a.. ,,.
DAVENPORT Harmed Non haur' Won MAUI r
DALLAS" "Goid.mit6 d G co. L Goldsmith. wash
pfriR6l'f HcrcomJ Sew nJ' EndicOt 90. Scott; 200
NEW oRiEATS- MARKS Isaac. 4 Co: K'u'-
ptTTSIu nGii-k solomon A Co: Miss Fienstein.
basement. llG " 32d 81. 18th n1or a.,
PLORlA Tho Il & NJ; Bloom. 1893 B"ay' fh
ZANEsvnIE- II sturte,ant TO. II siurte-
tant. 1870 BWAy. 4th floor.
skirts
GIRNINGHAM-The Partisan: Miss Ishfoot.
io,s. aig an sv I'm floor. .
CiNCINNATI AIMS Doepke: II Bossn' "'O
pAyiNroRT Harmed & Won Maur: Won Maur'
n Union 81. "a nooT - r,...u. ,oet
sIOrN CITY DAVIDSON Bros. II fbnE'h' 4-'l
BVy. mn floor.
P.ttleosts.
GHuNGHNt-ne rarisisn: l. Block; S'' 'n
cIiicAG'0 Humans: Miss Z K.ltn,r; iis "
PEORIA T me b HO' \ Nj. Bloom; 1899 BwD.
Millinery.
BUFFALO Hen, 4 Kelly Go: Mr. Basseit 81
clirCGGG Marshall Field ( Go: o W Smith. lo'
ufyfLANp-wm Tayior Son Co; Air' s'''''
DErR6IT- -Ncwromb Ludcot Co; II b Scott: 200
n0t 'SfG,N"Iey9 Bros Dry Goods co; Gmbel;
JAS W sd s.. "a door
Muslin Underwear ard Infants wear
chicago -uuIman's. Miss T. Keltner Mrs Quinn
infants wear. ll6 W 32d -. lSth moor. .
DETROIT } J. Hudson 60. A MAYHEM ~
PITT SBI RGH BogEs Buhl " ] Beckton. base
m-lt. g " .6,h s.. Sih hoor.
Miscellaneous.
cutc,cn .vsrsuzu Field & GO. J Reilly cur.
f.lr. aud drapcties. NJ GciIer notions,
Morton rug. and carpets. Ioi Worth So
ruiCAGo Humans. Miss l. hrilurr house
dresses. uegigecs and Amou1s. llo W S-d ~
i1ih floor "a
pl.rHOIT j J. Hudson. Mrs Davis. cof'eiS ~
pIrrSEl RGH- Bogg, & RIh.. w Reckton cor
s,,s. basement. - W -dfh 81. sra hoor.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MARCH g.
Manhattan.

Tie hr.t name +, that Of the debtor. the second
tlat % the creditor. and date when judgment was
flied.
Ciry Of y Y-B Moyuahan: Dec 2 1914: 5l.3Gf n
Graham q Constr So Macksy and j T
Haf--M Tponkel ~ al Mar n. 1918: SGl7 30
ha,o1. T-Nlssta Novotny. Dec II. 1913. SOl j
same same Jan 30. 1919. tllo..S
same same Feb o. 1913. 5000 "a
Puu!ic Service Com for the lst DSrct-W II Men
,rl. Feb O. 1913. SO, p
Quinn j II W r Gibbs oct Is 1912. $ll6s5
Seleznick. l. J-lles, Bros. Inc. Aug 6. 1905.
Tep,er. ii Block Light Co: Mar y. 1907. sl7i.c3
same : Leure e. a. July 10. 1905. 500 81
Gro..mau. A-P Zoiler. Fen 20. 1913. H5ls 70
Kelly. j. 81 al Heideu e. a.. Mar -. 1915
Same / IIeiden: Mar a. 1915. 500
Grinbers j aud / German Exchange Bank
Sep- -. 1874 released: s. o4s 1a
SlerS,. p P-I Murray. June o. 1912: $40
Saomon. $ A and M J. Dolgon Mar g. l9ll;
Taylor. United states Tire Co May IS. I.la:
walsh T M NJ Cohn 70: Sept %. 1914. sl5i.7-
Mspieyile Woolleu 60. lnc-H L.ooviiz ct al. VA va;
Root Maintenance CO sutherland. sep, 70.
rit.t ~ N.r rank ot city Of y Y-Carness Trust
Same-Sa SANE. Jan Ie. 1915. $2is55
Fowler. Ella-Ivy Courts Realty Co. Mar H. 1919.
R..cbman. 81 zinmsn. Nov q. 1914 s.ot7-
crane II Nh Blendernsun. June IS. 1910 $50 rS
Mors,uthau 6 L. and n Greenbefg-People. c,..
Msr D.. 1872 vacated >po
Patterson. g. and Tayor-Peope. ete 10Y
q. 500 Vacated. SI.JNV
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
Timely Neqvs of the Merchandise World

ion creators. Months before the spring
season opened these designers Of
American styles were rather optimistic
about the "home talent" and persuaded
a great many manufacturers to adopt
their models When the visiting buy
ers arrived in the local market they
were surprised to hear nothing else
but MADE in the L. S. A." and were
skeptical aboet placing large orders on
designs that were practically new TO
the trade. They insisted on just sam
ping few garments here and there,
and placed real orders on foreign
models Their mistake was not found
out until few weeks ago, and the
result is that their domestic creations
sold much faster than the imported
ones. Those buyers that just sam
pied" the American designs are now IN
the market scrambing for merchandise,
and have changed their minds about
the "Made in the L. S. A." creations.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
PUBLIC NOTICES.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Board OF water supply at its Offices.
twenty-second floor. Municipal building.
Park Row. Centre and Chambers Streets.
New York city. until II A. NJ. on Tues
day April -. 1915. for Contract l52 for
surrscing with Ntrined brick blocks and
mscsdsm about miles of highways and
constructing about miles OF guard walls.
az the Ashokan reservoir. In the towns Of
Olive. Marbletown and Hurley. Ulster
County. New York. The grading for these
highways has been largely done under
other contracts.
At the above place and time the bids
will be publicly opened and read. Pam
phlets containing Information for bidders
and contract drawings can be obtained at
the above address. ~ the ONCE OF the Sec
retary. by depositng the sum OF ten dol
lars Nl0D IN cash or It's equivalent for
each pamphlet For further particulars
spply to the ONCE Of the Principal As.
slstant Engineer a. the above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
John r. CALVIN.
Commissioners Of the Board ot water
supply.
". BRUCE COBB. Secretary. -
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORk.-rhe Baron de H.rsch Fund.
Plaintiff. against Annie kopiik and other.
Defendants Action 40 3.
In pursuance OF 4 Judgment OF fore
closure aud sale. duly made and entered
lu the ahoye-eut.tled action and bAarirg
date the --ud day ~ March, 1915. ]. the
undersigned. the referee IN said Judgment
named. viii Sell az public auction. ~ the
Exchange Salesroom. nos. i4-i6 Nesey
Street, IN the Borough OF Manhattan. CITY
of New York. Oh the l4th day OF April
1915. al L. o'clock noon on that day, by
d. PhUnix lngraham. Auctioueer the
sold. and therein described as follows:
ALL those Two certain lots. pieces or
parcels of land. wiki tha buildings and
Improvements thereon erected. situate.
Ning and being "a the Borough OF Man
haitian OF the city Of New York. in the
County and state - New York. and lying
10 Section SiN. Block l74J. on the Land
Map %, tho CRY 81 New York, bounded
and described % follows.
BEGINNING At a point IN tho northeriy
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 Normei
iy Fourth Avenue as widenedD. running
thence uortherly and parallel with PARK
Avenue one hundred feet eleven inches 10
the centre line of the Block between one
Hundred and Eighteenth and one Hun
cred and Nineteenth Streets. thence west -
erIy along said centre line OF the block
hftv feet. thence southerly and again par
sllrl with Park Ayeuu" one hundred feet
eleven inches 70 the northerly line Of ono
Hundred and Eighteenth Street. and
thence easterly along said northerly line
~ one Huudred and Eighteenth street
nfty feet 10 the point or place OF begin
ming.
Dated. New York. March card. 1915
WILBUR LAKREMORE. Referee
NJ s & T. ;. IsAACS. Attorneys for Plain.
william street Borough Of Manhattan.
New York city.
The following ~ diagram % the prop
srty To be sold; its street numbers are
CJ-JJ East llNth street.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
FIRE RECORD.

! So East 9Th s. Mandel Savesky: trining
l.jo-2jth st. and 5th av. smith VI. he'S'
trlhing .
3lo-2sih s. and 7th .'.; United states Realty
and improvement 60 trihing
6 lO-l2l5 Madison ay.. Mar Goodman: TIMING
9.jO-Front Of Sl2 Sth av. taHcao. Wilbam
Io.3O-2l5 Ave b Jennie wolfson: $.
II .io-Ea,t end Raudsu's Island unknown: trihing
u gO-gf3tk Nestchestcr sv, The Bronx. y. /.
u .iS-l7sj Madison ay Henry Benjamin. trhing
l.lO-57 last ll2th So Rebeccs Sch!ebowhz'
. e,5-5s Tast lOith ST.. louis EIlert triHing
3 10 f20Gt Ellis av Bronx: Louis Never. trhing
3.5S-253d st. aud NewtoEn sy Bronx. A Van
4l5-lOGS Southern Boulevard. Bronx. unknown ;
I55-5Ol 81 a7. Wellbrock Bros 'rfug.
t55-iOO West st.. James Frazer. none.
4Jj-2bi Fast Broadway. Samuel kosehooom
2 2o-505 East qeth S.: Isaac Maroon trhing
52O-3js-360 Alexander ay. Bronx. NJ. Saipe''
5,o-ri vegt 9th St.: stephen Maeoue: trihing
G.2O-S-2 Brnadway l. FedmAn. trihiug
g. 80-2 Prince ST.. Scraudo ANauo. trihins.
$3.50 Fast l2Uth st.. Harry Goldman. irlhlns
3O-aO2 West li0th ST.. John Ganley. irihing
.40-25 Bond ST. Henry ksu'man; unknown.
.OO-lqsth 81. and Fort Washington a', owner
unknown. uo damage
-.50.ltiJ Madison az. j. Sauer. so.
10 OO-24i f. 9Th s.. issdore Liebmsn. ulhing
Ia .0,--isl,f - and ~ Nicholas ay.. lutcrbOrough
Rapld Transit 60. trfug
II l.OO-l9 " 42I St. HippoIrome Postcard Go. 4;
damage unknown.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
J. l. Case Co. Reports Loss.

Earnings equal 10 % per cent on its Sl2.-
80 900 OF preferred stock for the wear ended
with December 81 1914 We're shown by the
j. l. Case Thgeshiug Machine Company In
The annual report made public YESTERDAY.
This compares with 1914 per cent earned on
The same amount OF preferred stock for The
previous wear. The net profits FOR l9lt we've
$9s6 SOS compared with Sl35s. 6Jl for the pre-
vious wear Total income last year was 81
OASIS. compared with 32.sll.000 for 1918.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27

llNth street
The Approximate amount OF the lien or
charge TO satisfy which the sbOy EIDE
gcribed property is 10 be sold. Is Forty
six thousand e.Ght hundred thirty. three
and -jlOO (Si6.S3375l. with interest
thereon from tho 18th dsy or March.
1915 together with cost and allowance
amounting 20 S54Agi. with interest from
March end. 1915. together with the ex-
psnse OF the sale. The sppro oNlmste amount
OF the taxes, assessments and water rates
or other lens which are 10 be allowed "a
the purchaser ont of the purchase mones
or paid boy the Referee, IS S1Q6.s0 and in
trrest.
The premises will be sold subject 20
stat. OF facts shown by survey thereof
made by Peter Ebert NostIsnd and dated
July 18th. 1904
Dated New York March 27rd. 1918.
WILBUR LARREMORE. Referee
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
INFORMATION BUREAU.

Inquiries relating 10 trade matters and conditions
should be- addressed To the bditor q the BUYERS
Column.
Question says that the inclosed
material is pure silk poplln. B says
that it is cotton and silk poplin. Which
is correct? A. and b. Answer-Neither.
1t is bengaline.
Question Who are the publishers Of
the "Skirt Hints" book? G. G. Skirt
Company, Cincinnati. Answer-There
is no such publication. You probably
have the wrong name.
Question Will folds in ladies' skirts
continue TO be worn for the fall? A
Cutter Answer--It is a little too
early to predict what will be worn for
the fall season.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
UARPER'S MAGAZINE.

The extracts from John Hays CORE
spondeucc published in Harper $
from month TO month continue to bt
of great interest. They are the by
products Of William Roscoe Thayer'
work upon his forthcoming life Of tht
American statesman. In this April mum
Der he prints letter written by Hay
while Ambassador 10 England TO s
member Of the Senate at the time o.
the Spanish-American War:
do not know whether you es-
pcc!ally value the friendship and
sympathy Of this country Eng
land). | think ii important and de-
sirable in the present state Of
things, as IL is the only European
country whose sympathies are not
openly against us. We will not
waste time in discussing whether
the origin Of this feeling is wholly
selfish or not. It's existence is be-
yond question. ! find il wherever
go-not only in the press. but IN
private conversation. For the first
time IN my life find the drawing
room" sentiment altogether with
US. II we wanted it-which, Of
course, We do not we could have
the practical assistance OF the Brit
ish navy on the do at dcV prin-
ciple naturally. think in the near
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
STATE.
COURT OF APPEALS.


Matter ~ will OF IOyuau4. Motion To- DISMISS
appeal granted. ,,-- -. .....
Hack Bros & Go Staue'' 20 Molion ,1 va y
order ~ dismissal granted ON condition fhat az
peIauts serve eases Oh appeal and pay $40 4 c9si'
within ten dsys. Il conditions arc ho' vo'np'''
With motion Is denied. with $40 costs.
l,osekraus Rosekrans. Motion 20 add 70 csle''ar
aud ser for day certain denied -, 80,
eudar denied. ,,..., &,
denied . ,,,. ,
Hsiiey Buffalo Loan Trust and safe Deposit Co
Motion 90 amend remttitur denied =,
Henry PhipI, Eststrs Tong Pong Mouoh 10Y
rpsrgmcuf granted. ., q,
Siauks H. l. q W r co: Sadau crystal a
Son. Iacohy Br0Oklyu queens Go SUBURBAN Il u
60. Daytrl Drew. koss Bohemian Beucyoeut ana
Literary Association; kenuard Ludwig M6'er : 81 -
ter. BraIcr.N Finance Go. Wahe FnliilPS 20
s9tn 81 Madison Ave Co Leahy city ot New D. OH.
Gorman city ~ New York. Northern Bans ot Ne"
York Me-, berger. Spector Feidmau. lhichcotH 'Hle
Rauu judgments affirmed. with costs o..
affirmed.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27

costs and disbursements. opinion by Jeuts. J.
ks'hsfins Schmi'zie~orgs Weiikus. Ofdsf az
frmed. with costs.
Carl Tieeni1s Frederick Hollender judgment
and order reversed and new tris granted.
sarah Naisn/j0hn schieicher Go ard John
Schleichef Order IN ~ far appealed from r.
versed with 80 costs and disbgsennsn's. with
leave n defendants 20 renew their mO,ioo upon
additional papers. 80 advised. opinion b.
kch. j.
Lewis Williams lanes " Tfscsr,in. Scion
TUNER Judgment ana order reversed ana new
irial granted. costs 70 abide the event opinion
eer curism.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
Books and Authors

memory for a fund Of "reminiscences
| covering period Of nearly ninety
! years. These rccollections, careiuliy
! preserved by Mr.. Jackson, form body
OF new and hitherto unpublished ma
/ tCrial concerning the woman whose
! hymns are known and sung the VIDE
/ world over. From the Reycll Com
pany we are also 10 have this spring
"The Last War;" by DR.. Frederick
| Lynch. secretary Of the Church Peace
Union. and "The Fight for Peace by
| Dr. Sidney /. Gullck.
Tagorc.
A biography Of Rabindranath Tagore
is announced by the Macmillan Com
| pany.
The Holy War.
The Holy War declared by Turkey
! has as yet received but scant atten-
tion. A work on the subject by lead
ing European authority is published
this week by the Putnams. This is
"The Holy War" by DR.. {. Snouck
Ilurgonje, professor Of Arabic ut Ley
den University and councillor TO the
Dutch Ministry Of the Colonies. DR..
HurRonic resided for eight months in
Mecca to gather material for his his
tory of the holy city Of Islam, and is
intimately familiar with Mahometan
thought and aspirations in Asia and
Africa.
A First Novel.
There is an engaging note of truth
in Holworthy Halls description OF the
first novel he ever wrote: Wrote
first novel at age Of eight Civil
War romance. Hero began as pri-
vate. Killed a Confederate, and was
made Corporal. Killed another Con
federate, rather large one, and was
promoted Sergeant. SO on. ad lnilni-
tum, until he emerged Generalisslmo.
Best thing structurally I've ever done
-clearness. force and ease; unity
mass and coherence; and wallop on
every page" Hoiworthy Hall Is the
pen-name of Harold +. Porter. the
author Of Henry of Navarro, ONO.
His new story, Pepper was recently
issued by the Century Company.
More Nietzschc.
Nietzsche has exercised profound
influence upon the thought Of France,
Russia and Italy, as well as upon that
of Germany. In England he has had
far smaller. but 40 less potent, FOL
lowing; in this country alone has he
remained practically unknown beyond
narrow circle Now. however, his
day seems 70 have come with us, II
the sudden supply Of Nietzschc hterra-
ture can be taken as proof OF "A de
mand. Willard Huntington NughtSS
"What Nietzsche Taught" b. w.
Huebsch) may be recommended as an
excellent summary Of all the rhlloso-
rher's works: NJ. A. MuegRe'S Fried
rich Nietzsche: His Life and Work
appears in a new edition (Brentano's),
and from the George II. Doran Com
rany comes the second volume Of Frau
Forester Nietzsches monumental Life
Of her brother. completing the work.
A New Edition of Dickens.
The new Universal Edition o. Dick
ems, published in England by Chapman
& Hall, and i'm this country by the
Scribners, is issued at an unprecedent-
cdly low price. The text is the last
revised by the author himself; his
prefaces, dedications, etc, are includ-
ed: and there are 740 illustrations by
Cruikshank. "Phiz," Tenniel, Landseer
and others. The paper is thin but
Opaque. and there arc twenty volumes.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
Curb Brokers Bet on War

Taking their rue from London cables whig h
stated thar IIoyds is LAYING 70 that thu
~ v,iI no enleI hy september 90. curb
brokers began hefung even money yesterday
tr.f the European conflict would not he ter
minated ry August ]. That the armies o.
,to Great European powers would still he
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