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A SHORT HISTORY OF TIE ENGLISH


ByyR Green NJ A. Eramper the School Of hoien History
ororJ With coed msps Genealogical and Chfoholoeh
Tabe. Grown syo Cloth. Pncs Two Dollars.
nTo y that Mr. Gre.n better Gaa sho when nave po
sctd would be 10 ooavey inadequate impression e neA
stand. alone general history Of the o'unf or he " Of
which AL others youpg oil wise will be speedily bat surely
SET ahIe"-IAL 4. X. Gardiner In The Academy
"Perb,p. what strikes first perua Its ehirseer OF osn
ness and eigusd previous 'edse some tue ana Nf
op NAV be required rightly appreciate the extent OF h 6fee
Historical hosr,bp depth AMI hcuhulnes Of his con psn"
on historical sdOlnt reader hriy take ~
without spdpg hghtd book which never common
paee and never dulL lssturdsr Review.
The book 10 both thorough and attractive ~ Is 'enuo' '
simple II 10 comprehensive and general and yet 90 'fu
r,ugement Of details that It makes de6ns and . a.
on the mud and what rather uDusaal In an h" !.
wori Of man Who possesses fne percephsrs o. me ~
IN Y Evening Post .,, =, ,,,.,n.,, q.
lie b,, write, ,rulr original vorf his method o. "e'
an. Viii eb +, Of YER, recent ogn among honca " s"' ~
,. had in suy hns eIenplies'"n "he
Ue dwell, on ,uch topics the growth OF htsiere and Oh si
.oc caom, household sdmnson. agriculture asd commerce
standard, Of morals religious b Tho interest Of the story en
from mi, AIDE inby trsnseDds the chronicle OF b'es sod
,our ,strsues political voluonh"iTse Christian Union
oas Of the valuable Of the contributions 70 the history OF
gu,d male the present century and In hs re-
cert period and vsubls b,tOe dse0rerylh l.
Indspepdent
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Unsafe BUILDINGS.

tepored condition, also huding which haco-
MES are reported bud which ehimnes were
pors condition during tue stsL endLs S.uns J-a 90
I-v.L 10 2lO sne ceilings ssd hsntrs OF st'ir' r. NAL
Lx No 2l7 uu.,e iron column Supporting 'front.' also ceilings
shera,I no l5 unsafe b.ues and haDd Xavier Hasnit.
tnornee No. IA unsafe cutters and eonees s and
rail and 1ors f. C. BesTs owner
hot No pa unsafe hnCt isd OEt wall HY1 e1aAey
breast ard stair rail J. NJ KIM owner .. -
h No. IV4, arches ae ehinueJsi H. D.
Tucker, owner ,.,.-
EIbetht %, uaaseoOs onsie generally T. v" Le'Eaas
agent .,< ,,-.., ,A.u..
Cre,ne-st NJ. 1U9 M3rris Pima.
Gtepe.st Ms. lO7 i 100 ". H. VI m owner
Grrene-st. No. los; Grwsrios Boycs. owner
Gre.n,-sL No. lO1 q; Morn, FlnI, orleG
RosrsL, No l3; u. y. MlTshs, s-eit
ehuudred- - feet east OF Boas'srd j.
bt omest Nos. 400 sad 422, Adhsol .st,i. o~psr
Warrington, No. 90, " m keIrey executor
Ma.Lngton,t. n. o1 ElIaje,b WHEY. O~BeT
Bg,Li irhtch Bil-Osys are CH'GH.
Thomrsont sontE Of FOurt-st; a. H. 6no, oSle
BroaaWsy, No. sOl eer Goert Ownen
Chs abers.st, No. 80 aud 81: L. AnIr,
rsdWsr, OF F0nrteenAsLi CouaEdt Palmer
estat- owner.
an r.aye Ne. 234; v. Godfrey ower
Til ave. No. 13Z Mr.. Fitzgerald 0Ener
1mn-ste. No. go Mm. UDoGnrll owner
BiOsivay, No. 7ji; Mm. Nj. o.
tst O0rigT II ISeny OuTthst Loul.fd estate
TLirdsve., No 1885, Jon Matthews, owner.
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RUILDING srATlsTICs


veei efns sarJ Jan 90 1878 from the record, Of
Of Builings Walter ". Ai4ms sap rpeud-nt
of slbnted OF IA
mated cost o S2367UO, comprising 6tclss
the latter be elegant French
hs snd fifseeoni ~ 50 900; build
ng proposed eoV H. estimated cost u s22,l5O Total
cost bnduss aud suons s25se3O spesa applications
for frame and OF her sruriarrt, IL
The Iu.u Of Viola IN, nsfs Bulnes reports pumber Of
hungi ureyed 3O5; reported unss 81; made sa 20 taken
down unsafe notices so violations OF law reported, Ioj
Violations removed, II violation soiees served, 30
and Fe Bcsps reports % buildings
spd 80 buildings peVousf repofted provided
Win
sad have bsen retired Gre
tees served Gape notice, sent TO stney ~ l2A bens,
requiring escapes additional
ehues OF reported having undergone re-
81 Of which found 70 have been
with; 2S2 building, heretofore poviSed with outside Ore
reported hang been thoroughly renpeesed in ref
.nce 10 repair ability Of the thereon
238 rrportei pod eonnon
,ud on 60 being less obueted rng
par nng 10 thsrs sBd places Of amusement have un son
one ms With 6regu.rds ventilation, Of
ere,. sud section 30 Of th building law.
vita the euions enforced where found TO he
banEe
been provided yo Theer ordered the management
Globe been n0i 70 provide an aduouA ssf
the second baeony therein,
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g proposed erection for which plans have been sab
i 10 t OF Dudpgs dang The week eLty saIordaY
t st. ,ou,h side goo feet east Of Reyeptha7e three
bck ,oes eleb Gye stores 2JtOUi "m A. JS1
OWES
We., rh No 1872 one brown stone tenement four stories
25tJ3: AnsTtwJ j. Nbitesi,e, osueT.
d a. north side comrcncing 80 feet east Of M'dson'
oa brown alsLcls.s lN e four sons lo5iIV
g. l.. EodmNn, ownL ,. A . - 49,, -. -
Bro ~ side ~ feet .', Of V,h'' oae brick store ana
tour stone, 2ir3i. james Ga nbut. owner
1bomp ont Ion 81 - tJre breI stores spd eneAents
eseA ~ $3.50: Johu ier,cUer .,,
north Rdeeond. tive t-nenent build
ing tye GUr1l esLusied cost eOoOv pd ohs
4I1 $50 OOJ "a Il Jeuaing Achitee9 o. beu'
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
TIE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.

The original articles IN this number are of
moro than common interest, and will not fail
snd attention both by the of subjects and
the manner Of treatment DR.. Charles G. Abbotts
"short Studies OF Birds Eests sbounds IN curious
facts obtained from personal obseryation and related
with the JUNCTION aud nsyet6 Of
The writer has been engaged for some fifteen years In ex
smniDe the nests OF those birds Which habiuay breed
ip Central NewJersey and since the publication Of Mr..
Alfred Waace's ESSAYS on Natural Selection" with
a verifying theories OF that author in thcir
local application Among other conclusions he arrived at
IN the course Of his that marriage among
birds universal than among mankind but thst
many individuals OF both In the featheted tribes
prefer a life OF cebacy. In comparing thirtywo nests
OF the robin Dr. Abbott found only eleven that
might be consdered OF typical character according to
descriptions by Dr. Brewer Ia the recent work on
the History OF North American Birds" The variations
size considerable In shape some OF the nests
were rather oval than circular III one instance the
nest Of the chipping and probably stolen.
1t appears that among robins well all other birds,
there individual rogues II not systematic rings, as
an the virtuous clty populations OF this country.
A survey Of the whole thirty-two nests suggested
ordinary village. There was communistio
kquslity. There we're handsome structures. fitted
for the aoodes Of rich grandees and more modest
ones for birds Of humber pretensions The Of
eAs difference were parity the among human
eeanga For Instance, some birds are energetic, and
sSAs are ssy xsise are Dlacfy blrds always cheerful
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

FTARTIsG OUT: A STORY 0Bio HIIs b. ALExASDER
CiARE l2no pp. 2ls. }. b. LpPlncOh Co
The moral purpose of this attractive story
does not impair the vigor and freshness OF its descp
tive sketches Without appeaogto the curiosity of the
reader by revelations Of high wrought plot it pre-
sents succession Of rural pictures, drawn from the
komeseads and farms OF the Ohio hills remarkable for
their naturaness and effect There Isl great
degree Of individuality in the delneation OF character
which evidently been suggested by the memories Of
actual life showing power Of acute observation the
part author. with tendency TO indulge In the
vsgaries OF fancy. The whole tone Of the volume Is
homelike and wholesome afOrdlug welcome refresh
ment from the pretenson and hoowness Of artificial
seeety
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

The chronological journal has portraits OF
Jean IDgelow, Isaac c. Buckhout, Thomas whitaker
Dr. j. p. Gruwen and Ezra Cornell, with biographical
sketches Miss Ingelow 1t is stated is a native of Bos
ton in England, and passed her early life amid the
quiet surroundings and ayocaons Of the English girl
sne Is now about fOryive years of age. and lives with
her widowed mother. in retired part London, In
quiet street." she has said where al the houses arc
with window boxes full OF 1Jwers"
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
THE CATHOLIC WORLD.

A letter from the distinguished English
poet and prOseyte to the Roman Catholic CDurch,
Mr.. Aubrey de We're, to Sara Coleridge, Is pub
lished in this number containing discussion OF
the Catholic philosophy on the rule OF fhth, OF
tho relation OF Church authority 10 personal re-
sponsIbty II presents an interesting account OF the
process by which the writer was led to make the tran
stion from the Church which he had been educated TO
the Catholic communion. The argument Is that OF man
Of letters aud not of theolugIn and i'll naturally com
maud a greater degree OF sympathy on that account.
different phase OF subject presented IN Re
giou and State In our Republic" 10 which the writer
considers the outes OF q Roman Catholic as cltSen
under the Uutcd states government he discai1s the
dea in behalf OF Catholics of their becoming an agGres-
sive party with the intention of Establishing the suprem
acy OF the Catholic religion By foroi0e aud violent
means SIN tho infallibe authority OF the Pope
s claimed as the rule OF faith for the lndlVld-
ua prescribing what must be done or omitted 10 order
TO obey the law Of God. But his governing power in
the Church is a different thing from his nalliohty. No
direct temporal jurisdiction Is Joined Dy divine night
with spiritual Jurisdiction The direct temporal authority
OF the Pope in his kingdom is from human right and the
Indirect jurisdiction which springs from divine night s
only an application OF spiritual jurisdiction, varying 10
Its exercise as tue civil laws less conformed
to the divine law and depending the concurrence OF
the evil power The Church has always recognized the
distinction OF the civil power from the spiritual power,
and its sovereign independence 10 its own sphere OF any
direct temporal jurisdiction Of tho Pope. This may
have been the practice OF the Church. from motives OF
expeiicncy or policy. but the logical consequences OF
the doctrine of infanbiity must think remain the
same II the head OF the Catholic Church is the au-
thorzed ylcegerent OF God the eartn his JuT,sdlc
ton extends to every relation, whether political or
spiritua with the certainty and universally OF the D
vine Law,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
gitn Real Gslate for Sale.

4 GOOD OPPORTUNITY.-A corner HOUSE
n .Ld LOT 70 Gr, hwch desirable Tor
Hess purposes, will be SOLD at bsTgiin
1T BARGAINS.-FOR SALE-Three-s story
n brown DIV WRLLISGs cDOie. loeion, ofers
psrtd. hmt be sold Rkkhsk
22si 3dsve corner l2ihs, Harlem s.yiuss B.sL Badns
UARGAIN.-FOur five-stOry brick TENE-
I'D MESr HOUSES and we'll nted for SALE cheap Tor cahi
ohers to elchssg, building lo. L. LBAYURAFr G98 shave
DOR SALE-Only one of the four-stOry
len 62st i74 feet west Of Broadway
for $40 900 BBDgLL owner, 3o8 Wet 65hsI
1NDESTRUCIlBLE PATENT PLASTER
INC Cisys and walls ene6nh The time OF ordinary
vo,t and warranted fall r. g. HUBERT, 81 Liberyt
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
auttlor 6aiee OF Rra &state.


ENOX GLASS C0MPASY.-By virtue OF a
Deed LenOr G and In pn'
,u.nee with provisions heof viii be sod Pb1c Austion Ihe
Ce of sid Cor, 10 LesoI Berkshire Ouy Mas' on TNChS-
DAY day of a. 10 O'clock NJ All mo ngh
t and nteresi vuabe real estate Of "a ON
rGov ue ie Lee si ahi IN said Cosnty.
ocrpe them for the ninGtactlre 81 glass when
Decd Trat VII ca bears 4Ate Jane
1872 of Dee IN PitsSe In book NO
OF ahoIt Sj Of bd situated
u.rtly Ia LooI wch .sIed ATE mouse
s 100 gh .aacI yrB6 horse po' use buet posalng
co shop hoa-es bsr aud about 70 d"eng ACC
r h. .. N otaer blAung, he paSeges EBj aPpn
lsnsrcs heiongg Ao to oan o lana N "sshng on
call III hot" All nis.ag sb' ihTt'sTel acres
hox tie ad rOa sh CO tie t.nd H "a be hse
end ever b. bua'"1 ard tOwe7f I'VE same
d-senbsd Alo the same time sad pee oil ire oos Vs..
chueSy spDa-crs, ueass afes patrs psLt shs
le,ns-s 20 o. D. sali dea "eh"
er celt e WI b" qei &c TIN, nj sab raf
tr col1i,Gs Lescs VI lac properly
N ~ ~ GKO j. TUCKFR,
HESCY W IAFf, iTIu'teeA
JOSEPH TUCKER,
Pitpselt J,nu1r7 B 1873.
MORTGAGE SALE. - 20-feet high-s!oop,
VA stons front HOUSE best location Harlem, NO 20 Est
llUhs by UG. CAAr Auc ouc' 81 ue EIchsge easroon
NJ III w TUESDAY, jan 26 a. IL o'clock M rec Ae
Trop hard promptly the hztest bidder taxes H. oOOO
or 900 can 10 almost nOneys inS'
inLOa
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

The Eclectic Magazine has for frontispiece
a portrait Of H. W. LongfelOw, from photograph by
sarony representing the favorite American poet past
the prime OF youth. with the marks Of friendly years
in his expressive face The contents OF the number
cldde the most interesting papers in the recent English
periodcas,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
brooklnn Real Gstate Tor Sale.

Tor SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
No. l02 Pin..ppIs Frame store .nd hoa.s iot 2IISo
Mes. and So HsSssust st-FTsme drehnfsi lot &iILoO
kcs 30 and 26s WsbugiOsst-Prs1e dwelling lot, 1870
Nos 10 07 Whos st-3o asd basement bnet hou'eA
Ma AZ Willoashb1 sL-3sorv bnck house lot 2jIlOO.
No "a Hes-sL-3-stsrv bnek house lot, 25IlOO
Ne 1873 R<m.east.-3.sOry br.ek house lot. 2oIlOo.
r. COOK, 2S5 Wsshingion-s Brooklvn
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
Qedlnfrs.

A FOREIGN GENTLEMAN Of classical edu-
n esioo desires to g,e INSTRUCTION. Ia Lahn. freae and
board snd lodging Answer 70 IL De-
Tribune Up-tovl once, 81 q West 32tst
DRIVATE LESSONS in MUSIC, GERMAN,
j PRRSCH ENGLISH, by thoroughly educ ted ieselsr,
veil e,tsb.hed and hghy L. NJ NJ,
Tniune Uptown Office, 64 y Wesi 32d-st.
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REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK. Monday. Jan. 2j.

EEw-YoBK. Monday. Jan. 2j 1878.
At the Exchange Salesrooms to-day james
NJ Miller sold tho following property three story
brown-stone house and lot, $4,000 south sido OF
Thirty st. feet west of Seconda ave. for $1,000
stone hOuse aad To- south side or
Tmrry-seconI- 3GS9 feet west or bcc0bdaye lot lS9
ros fnr fn025 Also threc-siory brick house and lot
25xise G. soutn side OF Sxtoenihst, $50 feet west oil
Elsuth-ave., for t5,715. .,,,,.
Tie sales annoanced BIZ A. ]. Beecker, Son White
and f. A. Law r, nee & Co. we're postponed.
Tic report OF the superintendent OF the D'plrtment
of Buldugs for the week ending Jan. - 10 ss IOONs.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE
sEw-YoRK CITY.

litH, So 900
- ~ ,0 u $500
lgt.,i > l1g 2tage, 1892. Hear RosrnO s 70 -
45th.,L 4. 100 of i-Aye 2OTlOl6 Name. wife or moo
oVVV
S$.t SSas IS p.Tc. ,"S. 10000
v.1 ,,.s, I 10 JOIN Stew ~ $500
l25hst nj, 275 1taVe, JOK9J IL ;iofeolusei hely
sSt.@'a 70 t 500
Maa,oa. .ye 10 Il Of TsJlorst 2JtlOO FoGbapi 90
Ansa G. vi, oi Chs lee UeEil..' AOV
MAa,o..ave s. 90 Of Tsylorst, 25xlOO, Fodhtm 40
same SUI
L., ave " : extending fU l2iti "a l.53, 2OllO
n ~. 'oi' ''I o1 ............. co0OO
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
pHILADELPHlA. wa LONG BRANCH

ii the NBW.JERSBY SOUTHERN HAILhUtU
Fac rom EewYots D Phisdelbhs on1 81 20.
Commencing MONDAY Oct ~ l574 he ssonb and CON
JANE hOSELf DAI MAN
Sauiy with all trains, will
' Is.ys se.. .YorI i4on Pier g. N r. foot OF RsCtO,st
s;45 n-Eer Phnadelphs Long BTaaeh Toms RIVER Ware
town. Iuekertop. yinesnd. ami Brigetos - -.
400 m-Por Long Branch RIVER WsretoSu. Bsrny It.
mi ..,no,,, =,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
y S. BUSSING, jr. No; So4 MSptagne;s

III. Noptip,nti Budiug Bfookrn BROKER In REAL ESTATE
aud MoRI GAGES sale Brooklyn Hgbts iienOs
Isrrenon Montsgu, Willow Hicks ami HensA. and
side OF Columbia ghss between clark aud Peuepon, the latter
IIou on, Rocking New excellent
Prospect
,rr,pce hrck house,
upSvrpsd house the above finished wslnut
adjacent erehsuEe
ye bhes house also PARK for - 900;
payment In south BooAyn on Clinton sscke Union.
Dean rn oyt. si elsewhere bs purchase Of
houses can nov secured ihTOuh the vicinity Of
Cibop and hoas Of various descriptions prices
tsyng $4,000 $4,000 each Of thea worthy Of the
OF Of
clty m 800 each sale
be Prospect Psrh Plan Of
sane lots Montsguest aud two Remsen best
property the % Egh' lots centrally located in Breetn
exchange within 100 mile. Of
atu.te anneumbeed eIchange hoass Parties hsvns
Brookvn property sale s purchase
communicate the The
carefully attended
such security learn without charge Of favobs
opportunities, on application 10
H. g. BUselE0. IT,. 20A Aontsxus.sl Brsoklyu
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
Gounlrp Real estate tor Sale

Gounlrn Real Gstatc ior 5ale
FOR SALE
PLOTS OF GROUND
rom ORR 10 TIN ACREs sutsbe for Ling summer eene
A, hr pe rrs Water Gap aud ~ mianes from Sew'iok
1. Three trains daily (,unGsys eicsIedl m sanner.
I34 Re,cest.
ITO! FOR MARYLAND! 80 page FARM
CATALOGUE ir,eI map Ea ovn road hver 'sioo
church, &C., 20 se1ts. J. T. NAM hh' bA''o0' "u'
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

1srRKYGTH AND BEAUTY. Dls1USSioH9 F0s YoUSG MEN
Is, MARG HJFkISs u. d. l2Bo. ~. jdl. D'dd A'-a.
The general title of this volume Is derived
from that Of the opening discourse which treats Of the
combination OF strength and beauty 10 the character as
the perfection of human excellence. These two Gle
nents Dr. Hopkins remarks, are not antaGonistic In
the. nature but in profound analysis are seen 10 Ds
but the various manifestations OF single force They
arc not one opposite polar forces are one but yet
strength undercs every form or beauty and Is essen
tia 10 s complete manifestation. 1t IS strength aone
that can elaborate itself into beauty and only "a 1t does
This can we have evidence If the perfection OF strength
The finish of the tulip Is from the circulation
within 70 OF tho divine omnpo,ence, aud ilus-
srates its glory no less than the starry spheres
which roll above Thls applies to strength and beauty
OF character The highest evidence OF strength Is It's
elsloration into beautY-tho beauty which flows from
the Of principle the beauty on the cheek
from the central force OF tie heart The strength Is the
strength OF faith the beauty is the beauty OF ho
mess Most OF the d!scOurses IN the volume are or
silar stamp, relating ~ the application OF ethical
principles 10 the discipline OF life and The formation OF
character. peculiar feature in their composition Is
the absence Of abstract metaphysical reasoning,
AND the free use of illustrations from the aes OF physi-
ca science The author evidently familiar with the
wide domain OF Mature not merely In the capacity or
pOetea observer but diigcnt student O her forces
ard laws. His frequent reference to modern re-
searches in his expeditions Of ethical truth gives GER
into IDe blood lmparis higher tJno to tho system and
enIarges its healthf1 energies The work makes no
.ppcal TO the love OF sensation which furnishes mere
tricOus bait to many popular teachers DR.. Hopkins
s always grave, sincere earnest, never attempting TO
court Jest when he would win SOUL and always pre-
.enting u lofty standard Of duty in the light Of q
thoughtful and serene wisdom Tie volume is issued in
the form OF essays although it consists OF dscOurses
that were prepared in the regular course OF
academic preaching This. 20 a certain extent imDairs
che unity work bY blending tho ferVor of horta-
tory appeals with the calnness OF judicial discussion.
also pass tge Of Scripture as referred
10 az text which is presented in the discourse,
causing incOnvGncDt incOngruity and suggesting
degree OF geuce want OF exactness In execution,
which Is by no means characteristic OF the author.
Thus OF the eighth discourse 1t Is
said, "In the second cpstie OF John we read" and
there the sentence breaks off, without any hint IA to
what We read. Such bemshes, however. do not impair
the character OF the volume for the substantial excel
lenee OF its teachings the wisdom and Sobrety OF It's
tone and the noble ideal of conduct which presents
90 the Young men Of the country.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
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