New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-09

only MAJ who ever got religion ont OF geometry, as In
his book, Geometry ana FAITH"
G. w. Carleton g. Co. will reprint from the
tenth London edition series OF connected short stores'
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Miss Susan Warner, author Of The Wlde,
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p. Putnains sons after It's appearance az serial
A work on "Climate and Time in their
Geological Relations" by Jas Crol OF the BRITISH Geo
log cal survey TO published Immediately by d. Apple
ton Co ia hailed By leading authorities among the En,
gs periodicals the most important WORK ~, lts Il.
since ives II presents Theory of secular changes o,
the ears surface III opposition To those of maJ anu
Carpenter -
A little "First Book of Zoology" by Prof.
T. s. Morse OF Salem, Macs, formerly Professor c 10
oogy and Comparative Anatomy at B0wdon college, II
nearly ready Mt d. Appleton Co.'S IL aims to present
the subject in the simplest fashion, and has LOO iins'a-
tons OF common typical objects drawn IRON natue w
the Professor, who Is OF the rapid draughisheh Vi
the lecturc-room
Mr.. j. Disturnells proposed compilation OF
| "New-York as it Was and as 1t Is" will be revival OF
an annual issued by that veteran publisher generation
ago. and will contain many OF the interesting steel plates
OF those volumes II is 10 be book OF facts giving con,
depsed information IA features and INSTITUTIONS OF
both this city and Brooklyn vita references 10 'ner
past classified business directory is to be Appended
the volume, OF 800 pages 16mo will appear hext jan
uary
The manuscript of Augusta j. Evans's new
In'tice," reached MI IL W. CARLETON last "cef'
and was Immediately put in hand for issue by Oct l. 1t
covers nearly 900 foolscap pages and viii make book
of the size of her previous works III he new book the
uuor Of "St Elmo" pays Ter respects 20 the critics by
combining her 10 quotation Of Wsraeirs succncV
definition Of them in Lohair." Mr.. Carleton states his
intention print first edition OF 10000 copies OF
"ulice all of her previous books having sofa beyond
this rate; that is 20 quarter OF licp OF hef I'VE
books have already been distributed among American
readers.
If any lover Of his race desires to found
geological garden in his native town for tire benefit OF
the rising generation, he may learn from the forthcoming
volume of Mr. Avian S. southworth, Secretary Of the
Geographical Society all about the necessary representa-
tiycs from Africa. Mr. southworth is little extravagnt
In monkeys, for he recommends the purchase OF q
hundred (of dfo rent knds at 50 apiece; nor Is
he economical in autel0pcs of which lie thinks there
should he eighty. But $3l ,27O for go specimens or
twenty-One animals, boxed and delivered in Ncw-York
is nothing to any one who has clean million to spend on
o geological garden The other aipel:1lXes lha W
OF value. however, 10 the general fctucr. IVY
include lee tre, delivered before TIE Society, on nc
Sollan and tie Valley OF the White Nile mr. fowieI
rCrort to the Kiediye The proposed CtDtt African
ract on huge cars hauled by hydraulic power ana u.
stones statement OF the latest data concerning .J
Nile The body OF the NOiIiiu@ Is ispht
narrative OF hir SOuthwOrt's -Four lhoisin. nIcS
| African Travel" as newspaper correspondent MS
route was up Nile and through the SOhlSE 10 uic cor
fines OF Central Africa, and the work cOhils w eHi.
nation OF the interior slave trade map giving thc
tradi- posts and OF the slave GodIe 10 ic coast
There will he twenty Illustrations The book is heaiIs
ready at Baker, Pratt a Co.'S