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OFFICERS.
W. u. PECKHAM President.
WM. T. HOOKER, ylcs-President.
l.. NcADAM, Secretary aud Actusry.
c.. A. FUDICKAR, Superintendent.
DIRECTORS
Hon. John 4. Dix, New York.
Hon. James Harper, Firm OF Harper Dros.,s
Mayor New York.
John ]. Crane, President Bank Republic.
VIM. NJ. Vermilye, Banker, (vermiye co.,
Chas. G. lockwood, Cashier Newark Banking
Company.
Hen. George opydyke, ex-Mayor New York.
Nlnot C. Morgan, Banker.
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Benz. r. sherman. Treasurer New York Steam
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Amount insured in 1868. ,5el 1889 90
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Emerson, g.. johnson, 8. Longfellow, ana otnef
sweet singers Of the newest school OF faith' ne viii
remember that the eOmpilers accept the popular
definition of the term Christian" ~ they are per-
fectly justified In doing, and that by this dehniIoh
these would be excluded Az all events. their place
in n collection 30 limited would be 80 very smali ana
obscure as not 10 be noticeable. The Hymns OF inc
Ages" published ten years ago, contained put t"o
hundred pieces-one-thir1 lcss than thls-and was,
nevertheless besides being greatly superorin poelca
excellence vastly comprehensive in scope; tor
oomprised selections from the whole church, ancent
and modern Romanist and Rationalist-eaeh Deing
q gem of thought and expression. That volnme'
however, Was intended for use In quiet, meditative
lonely hours of suffering sorrow. This on the
other hand would seem TO be intended for social
worship the prayer-mecting and similar occasions Oh
public or semi -pnblc character For such occasions
II is well adapted by the nvcnencc OF its form ana
the glowing devotion OF its contents. The pieces
are 40 well known that extracts need be made 10
give taste of their quality They are Tor the most
part restored to their original readings. reclaimed as
il were from the hands Of sQueamish Christians who
wanted their poetry without their Calvinism, though
here and there one NJ for instance George Herberts
"Teaeh me my God and King" has been " hiightly"
altered with no apparent purpose. except 1t may DO
to void % quaint expression to which te Original
owed much of its charm.
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,vorl ~ one who signs himself "The Loyal Servant"
and who is supposed to have been the steward VINO
was with Bayard when be received his death wound
"A gentleman of Dauphiny named Jacques Jcoilro
Of Milford. But whoever the author may have been'
he was evidently an eyewitness OF many Oh INC
scenes he has described, and his book has been the
basis of every subsequent biography OF Bayard' M
honor it we'll deserves being, in the words OF the
titlepage q tres joyeuso paisante rccreatiye bys
toire.D 1t was followed paris, 1870 by second
memoir by Theodore do GOdefroy, who did little be-
yOnd reprint the story of the Loyal Servant in more
modern French and add one hundred pages Of unin-
teresting notes. worthless Life Of Bayard by one
Aimac tavocat), was issued OF LyOns in 1899; and
three years afterwar1 at Paris the Canon of Avalon
published fourth history, which, like the work OF
GOdefroy, is merely reprint Of the Loyal Servant,
painfully translated into tho modern tongue" In
1900 Guyard dc Berve brought out fifth " His
tOre din Bayard" the materials of which are taken
from the earlier ehroniclers the whole being moro
systematically arranged the dates Of tho episodes
being given. while the story itself is set In brief
narrative Of the political history Of the period
From this work, which ran through many editions,
and from translation of the Loyal Servant, edited
by SOuthey In 1926 Miss Walford has taken the sub
stance Of her "StOry of the Cheyalier Bayard."
which is trne in the main, we think to the spirit OF
the man and his times, though 1t occasionally lacks
the quaint flavor Of antiquity. geographically the
book like its hero, 10 reproche-a dainty, gilt
edged bue-covered trife, which recalls the line OF
NARROW: Infinite riches in little room"
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H. Abraham LSsoll
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