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nv OF It, and with the reasons wnic pre-
vailed u 10 iucc me 90 abandon that Intention nsu
never any performance representation or the
play, but 1t first called 10 my notice 10y tbe author
Upon the primary suggestion Of it. production b. me-
and at nv theatr-, elt, a. believe the majority o
Christian people feel now, a natural repuCnance 10 us
represenfatIo on the stage was induced how ever
t0 hear read by is author who bad spent years IN i
Holy Land STUDYING the subject. and the interest OF
whose life 10 he centred upon H. | was 40 i'm
pressed with the subject and ia treatment by him that
signed contract for ts production at Booths under
his personal supervision. Ny part Of such contract was
10 furnish tine edhce and the money noedeI.
inc money fror, ~ renresrutatiop ala not in
hucuce me IN the slightest degree. On the contrary,
mad fully determined 10 eve the proceeds ot such
representations, after the deduction Ol the mere e1
OF the production to the OF New-1Ork ana
freely and inlly announced my intention 80 10 40 20
every who talked with me- upon the SUBJECT az WI
be indicated by several published interviews had win
me by representatives. OF the Press had also lhtehuu
that hrst representation Of the play sh0ud De on
Tuesday evening December :. to which purposed IN
vtng the clergy, the press; par and mdnclpai atnol
that money should be received for admission
bur thar the performance should he given 10 those
only especially invited that the audience sh0uld Dc re-
guest 10 refrain from all demonstrations OF approval
or diRapDrovu until close OF the representation ana
That those present should thcn decide WhctIcr theie
sou be any repetition the performance II such de
clson should have been adverse to It's repetition, no leg
saton eGal proceedings would have been necessary
10 prevent H., FOR IN such event had determined III
stqnty Withdrawn from the stage.
IL seemed, however TO be the SCI Tied determination 10
condemn production in advance. and not To consider
that was as much moved Dy the sacredness OF the sub
jet aa any one ia the community ana that II "IS NY
spirit
II my conviction that man whose business sue
depends the approval and PATRONAGE OF thg
puhnc "a right represent ina which Ia Regarded
with dsapproval so positive and expressed III Terms
q deEuuciatOry those winch greet TIE mere an
nOuncement Of IN entOn 10 produce tie Passion
Play Wine. as nave mt.mated. nave aiway5 enter
tained the belief that the spnat0u would tnrVld
NV inspire rene3 Of reverence and awaken dcYo ionai
rather occasion the shock To- the religions
san-Ibutes anticipated. yet reel that have no ughl
single opinion against thai OF an anos entire
community. and thus u rage any sentiment ih"y
may possess matter now unjust may consider lne
existence OF -ucn sentiment 70 DE-.
have therefore concluded produce or give any
representation whatever Of The Passion Play
HENRY L. ABBEY
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4 NILDER TEVPE8ATURE.

THE MERCURY HIGHER ALL OVER THE COUNTRY -
SLOPPY AND DISAGREEABLE STREETS.
There was marked change IN the temperature
yesterday. There was fine snow aud seci AT inter
walls III the morning, and this was followed by fine
rain. just before midday the sun broke through
the clouds and the streets soon very disagree
able The few inches OF snow which had fallen
were soon wholly OF partially melted. and pedestr-
ans were compelled TO endure much discomfort.
Broadway and other downtown street. were soon
ankle deep III mud. The zee which had formed was
often concealed from view by thin covering OF
liquid mud. and falls were frequent. caus-
ing damloe alike to clothing aud temper.
Skating on any OF tue ponds ~ inns
v,cIuiIy ma probably be deemed out OF tine CUES
tIou for the present. Park Commissioners W tnman
said Yesterday thai the ice ou tue lake Iu Cen raj
Park not strong enough to par the crowd
which would gather on 10 Il permission were gwen
to skate, and as hc mercury was rising there was a
poor pr spcc OF ice of TIE required thickness beng
formed.
travel 0u nearly all the railroads leading 10 tais
city, am the consequence has been more OF
less delay % the mails for more than
"a week. lu couseq ucuce Oi tin, clay. there ha'
been greaI deal % extra work at ihe Post O1cr
Ihr Eastern. u Irru and Ie1u-y Tana mails we're
from tirrc o. tour loIr3 are ycsi -IrIt. ne New
York Ce .ral aud Hudson h.Fer trans were the Only
ones 0u Umc. the ocean mails are all much be-
Ilc penperatar. has r.-en all over the conn
Haven, Mich. where at a. H. yesier
dag the mercury Vas al 3I1-a ri,e of -
I'D wcuty-fourhouri A. tAr s4u' lime Tine record ~
OTHER points was 1873 i0I owr: Denver l.. Cheye ue
pc tIevc. and T. Lacrosse TO-. NOrH Platte 10,
H. edo ii indianapolis j. Escandna is . Bur
iur0u 1l~. B stJu - LlsfpOrJ TO-. Portland
10 DE r5it Is. Chicago 10y, i Dauy 70. Fhla-
arIDuIa - New-LondUu 20. Erie 20 Louisville
3d. H. Zvllle 3, san Frame seq 49,, No
bic 4so, and Key West 1d-. and 1t
the Equitable Banding 30 the nnur named the her
fgaU1.f.r Indicated 9~-. At $3.50 %. 10. yesterday
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THE LADIES' ART ASS0cIITON

At 4 business meeting of the Ladies Art As-ocia-
ton Yesterday afternoon at No. u West Four
teenth ST. il was announced that an exhibition ard
sale of the work of women artists throughout the
United States would be held at the Demorest
Studio Building. Nos + and West FourIeenth-st..
the private view TO be given December II at ;
o'clock, the public exhibition to begin December 10,
1T I The exhibition will continue for one week.
persong desiring to exhibit were requested
10 send IN their work, which Will DE
received from December 10 December ,.
II was stated that the main object Of the exhibition,
oside from showing what has been done ana IL being
done by women in this direction Is to raise funds
for purchasing or erecting permanent studio build
arr educational classes 10 provide an honorable
way for students to pay for art education by ac-
cenfinr their labor nOtes-that Is, written prom
80 to nav i'm a specified number of hours of teaching
mr. ART Industrial work within two years after date.
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FAIR or THE MADISON AVENUE CONGREGA
TIONAL CHURCH.

The ladies Of this church viii open on
Wednesday evening extensive and elegant display Of
holiday goods ana useful Ariel suitable tor presents
The arrangements ~ complete. The whole body Of
the church 70 he hoored over making room l23 feet
square. TIE military feature to DE prominent There
VII be a 7th. sih and 22l r GIN ut table The Art
Gallery Will De under the charge OF Mr. James F sutton
large number Of ine paintings have been loaned BY
prominent citizens. among which will be MarshaiPs
Christ. Several handsome diamond regimenia medals
are be voted for the members aud officers
various regiments The chef attract on of the i1lr
will a brOuZa bapfisma font. 10 he voted for among
thr churches N W York, BROOKLYN and vicinity. TGs
font being made bv on" eminent artist ID bronze.
Nr. Hermann Herii The G a. Cc H. 10 De- seL win
sacred and precious stones. Tie Viue 90 I' ioht VIII
$4,000 The fair will be- made very attractive ID the
evening grand promenade concert VIE ne tlFcd Dy
Clnutrs Sfh Regiment Bind ard ta" fortl tempt" VIII
charge 81 several Young ladies Well known d. the
society. TIE proceeds OF fair wi D- used 20 due
ng thc debt OF tn church, WHICH under the charge
Mr. DAVIS, Is a pr1sPrrOu, ana nlurshng condition.
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RECEPTION AT THE LOTOS.

The Lotos Club held the first Of ITS regular Satur-
dav night winter receptions last evening. large
collection of pictures was exhibited, including
works by George II. Story. A. Bierstadt X. Van FL
ten. !. f. Church, Constant Mayer, Thomas Moran
and ". II. Beard. A quartet sang number of gees;
WLHill. Theodore TOedt, Adolph Flamant W. c.
Beard and Eugene Oudin sang solos, The enter
ta,nment committee consisted of Henry A. Manotte.
Colonel Thomas W. Knox and F. c. Robinson. The
ART committee was composed OF A. F. TAFT, Noah
a., .ots and Colonel Richard Lathers. Among those
nresent were Dr. Charles Inslee Pardee, George H.
story K. ii. stoddard. Constant Mayer; George
Faweett Rowe George W. Carleton, j. L. Brevoort,
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POLITICAL NEWS.
AN association OF BusINEss MEN.

AN ASSOCIATION OF BUSINESS MEN.
POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS FORMED IN THIRTEEN
ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS.
Toward the close of the late political can
vass the Business Mems Municipal Organization " this
city appointed Committee Permanent Organizl
ton This committee consisted OF william L. Strong,
Joseph Carey David g. Brown. John c. Wandel. NJ b.
Wilson n F. Stanton. John J. Bloomingield George W.
swezey shaler George D. Lennon and John g.
Tucker The committees has been holding two meetings
each week since the election ana much progress has
made toward thorough organization OF the bust
ness men OF the city. No Off eholders or
professional politicians accepted "a mem
bers, and the organization ia 20 take no part. III
politics but is TO confne Itself entirety to
municipal affairs AZ as ten mem
beers from any Assembly District ion
the organization. they appointed q council for the
from which they and the tu.urs orgoniza
ton Of the district is placed in their hands. Already
organ cations have been comDle ed IN thirteen Assembly
districts II - proposed TO hold a massmeetng OF the
members as soon the organization IL the remaining
districts has been completed.
At meetIng o. the Committee on ORGANIZATION, yes
teriay a resolution adopted setting orth the OBJ
ie-ls of the organization. Tie preamble set forth sew
era reasons why he combined efforts OF bushes men
should be put form Tor i' election o. Ro'N iIu c-
nomicai municipal governments" The resolution de
cdred the name OF tuc Organization 10 be " The Bust
mesa Mons Mimic n1 organ z-Ioh OF tle ,ltF anu
County Of York" It. obi ct Is o unite all voters
irrespective OF pas, party Affiliations. and 10 bring
3houf a permanent reform iu municipal AT ra. II "a
proposed 20 accomplish Dy filing the departments
Win who are known To De iaijhIu, capa
DOS ons: by reducing eZnrbitant salaries aud ncftas
giving unqualified SUPPORT 20 the public schools ana
usefulness by dviGlug no tic pubHc moneys aA'oh-
parochial schools Of whu ever religious denomination
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PRESIDENT For A Decade.

10 IN TTVT
SIR: In The TRIBUNE of the 2Oth inst. you
notice * Governor Pounds purpose secure the pas
gage of "a biil h. extend the Presidential term 10
years Would It not De- bott.r u ten years at
once II made SIX 70 would doubtless s0on be extended
again. II each Administration were made TO extend
through an even decade, commencing ls90 making the
next term five years. IL would secure many advan-
tcs besides avoiding in part 1T least the evils and cor
r,inn. II 'rcaurnt elections. + mr. years are
arbitrary divisions, and even decades would be much
Ter or matt Of history and for iuture reference
Inn t. for our elections would he known aud remen-
brr. "A tine world We have decimal currency and
home 10 nave decimal weights aud measures Let us
have decade Presideui1ll terms H. " VAN rlCkLEh
lLLcuraI1 y /. NOV -. l-HO.
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CAMPANTNI AT THE FAIR.

The interest Of the fair for the benefit OF
ST. Francis XAVIER Chrrch in West Ssxteenth-st, wa
last evening ny the Of number Of
prominent persons. Among them were sgnor Cam
paninI Pos master James Assistant Postmaster Pear
son Mrs. Pearson. and Mr.. and Mr.. General Milhdu.
C3npInni his Miss Jessie lrrs0D, one
Of the ladies' at the booth ~ the Sacred Heart
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ANEW COUNT DEMANDED.

Judge Donohue yesterday granted an order
on the application Oh John Hardy. directing Alderman
-track Oh. chairman q. B0ari OF County Cauvas-
SER to r.ronvene that body and ascertain whether 30
votes M au c.crIon district o. tle XYta Assembly Dis
tic which had been given to Professor Hunt. the Re
cub lean rauliuaic for Congress an the IXth District
.bould nor DEE counted Tor ir Hardy, the independent
.ro,rltc candidate The transferring Of these votes
would NOT cnango result. Fernando Wood having
ccfvrd considerable EiurIiiY. IL ls understood that
several b.t, ar. pending on 1r Harty- receiving 1000
voi. or over "a tuc NVtn Assembly District. The
votes SD dispute are ner.cd 4" make up tudt ugre.
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THE .INCOE CERTAINTY LOST.

COLLIN GwoOD, Ont, Nov. 27.-it Is now
almost certain tai tle steamer -mcoe has been ost
The steamer Columbia, Of tine Chicago Line, which
rived here today, reports that while passing
"rne Ducks" on Lake Huron. she
couutered large portions OF the wrcckage
oil Q steamer with which the lake ia strewn for miles
she SAW a hicprrseryer marked -imcoe'
Tie Columbia searched for hoGrs but
failed 10 ind any udings OF the crew.
II If The general impression that the
-iulc0p struck on Magic Reef Of " The Ducks" and
went pieces the o 1he carly part of thc week.
TIE smcoe ran between Chicago and TINS place. and
was due here iOur days agO.
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nAKPhL, II nRl.


Ola Times IN the Colonies ly Charles "a Ton coffin
C1u.0Isiy Illustrated. cloth 81 inform With Ihs
Boy rs AMI the -fory 90 Liberty
E-nrpcrs Ouug People Tor 1850 WsI over 700 nus
t.lrHus. ito. Tij pages JrutucItu cover 80
ETinflu Cullen Bryant a Dogra IiIcal sketch WIKI
from his poems ANA otner winnings BY Andrew
James miurIn. W.-h pJiE air. l5mD, cloth. - celt-
The Moral Pirates Bv ~ L. Alden Illustrated, l6mo,
CDtI.
Chure4 james Fox The early iIsiCr of Charles James
Fox ~ George .iral .v0. cloth. Uncut elgos
ala KIT 10 o. Do te FTaukiil square Library.
j. cr.t-
Greens Eiisforr Of he English People Complete IN
0tn - Jp prc 30 ltu-
i Year af Wreck. A story. B. victim. l2Do,
cloth II 20 paper, 900 cents
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LIrESr SHIPPING NEWS.


PORT Or NNW.YOR6. NOV 81 1850
ARRIVED
Herman Livingston Howe. savannah days. WIN mise
and passengers i0 eco Ouge
SIR lbemarie NAIet Lewes Del with mdae 10 Oh Domin-
~4
-trCItv of Atlanta. woo'hu Caricston days viii nis
an passengers 10 dds .t ga. itdrd ok Co.
CRY or Doum III. ts cr savannah DAYS VT ID muse
ana pas-enccrs ttep N1Llr.
MARINE DISASTERS.
L0vnov Nov 2--BIr, Brlo vile Br. rrv from Chat
ham r. sept 3d. arrived Fleetwood leaking and
strained. dnd having so Der uc0k1ai
ship avOur BlI Mann. from Quebec oct -6. has arrived
lVerD00 with her rigging 0ccN house sthchiohs ana
-a DANA eel and the Joss 0f her dee iioad.
Genii lBr Tempe from quebec oct 90 mas arrived
BRISTOL she lost overheard ON passage, alc also
buWark-. sta chlous and her Iectl aL
Muira t'ia ulln T. ilct Do mas ti
rived "a vrrDDol leazy Dlwirks damaged anu
tle of her IecNlOat
VI VEMENTS or STEAMERS.
SAVANNAH WOW 27.-Arr.vei. str Gate civ from New
York. 80
-ailet cry savannah. for Sow YORK Chas W Lord
fuI L.LlllL .-I..
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THE MISSISSIPPI ELECTION CASE.

VfCKsBrRG. Miss, Nov. 27.-'The case Of the
warren County Election Commiss ioners, who
resl.d wo days ago on charges relating to the late
election by order of Judge AL. OF the United States
Court mas been continued until December l. III was
in Warren County that the Commissioners threw oul
O2g votes east John r. Lynch Oicp the opponent
OF General Chalmers DemJ IN The Vlth Congressional
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j. f. CroDsey. Chauucey NJ. Depew, Jerome L.
Thompson and William +. Webb.


BUFFALO. Nov. 27.-The st. Louis express
train on Tie N-w-Y1rk Central ana Hudson River
Railroad. bound case. with thrioan passenger
cars hcavilv loaded me, WITH accident to-ddv
nj the Forks scyru mile. from the oy. Al DE car
EFT fne rack except three see ng g. Tevor. ~
ithaca ana Mas Laura Ducl, OF Oneida were seriously
Hr.ta,r
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that we two were Maving" Miss Bailey will sing
songs by Schumann Mcndelssohn and Brahms, ana
Mr.. Sherwood will play the Beethoven sonata op. ~
No, J, and Schumann's Etudes SvmpbOniques"
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INFLUENCES UNITED AGAINST CRIME

mass-meeting will be held at Cooper Institute
an Tuesday evening next 10 promote national
movement 20 prevent crime and TO improve the con-
diion Of prisons and prisoners. Short speeches will
he made by the Rev. Drs. Thomas Armitage. II. ".
BeIIoNs Howard Crosby, Robert Collyer. Samuel
Gooke Charles f. Deems. Gusta70 GOttheI, Bishop
Harris. X Kohler, W. +. Morgan, j. +. Newman, aud
others
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LIPPNCOTr II Co.

Rhona \ NoveL By Mrs. Forester Cheap edition l6mO.
Paper 81 cents.
uick thrveicy. HIS adventures ana mlsadventures BY
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A rare opportunity to purchase good furnl-
turr "a yOur prices, made by ~ our best manu-
facurers. viii TuesGay, Wednesday ma Ihut
OF tbs week. - Warren Ward Co.. Old stand cor
Spring and CROSBY preparatory 10 their removal %
tncr store. The safe Will be- conducted by Z. Col
I'm
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A. 4. ARMSTRONG x sON.

Henry Boynton smith. His Life AMI Work. Edited by
his With steel port ait. VOL, 500 Up g 80
william ilberfOrce BY John SJoughtOn. D. vol.
Cha rIes Lambs Complete " or&s Including Ella and
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reduced from s. JUl
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reduced from 81 % g. - 30
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It e PETERSON q sR0T IEH~.

Myrtle Lawn. a new American Novel ~ Robert
Ballard o. North Carolina LIMO Morocco cloth, FL %.
Iucie Rodey. a new novel 1y iienri Greyiile squars
LIMO Paper. > cents c.oih RI -.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. Nov y, a. m.-The tendency III
the barometer yesterday upward but the changes
wore slight Cloudy ma partly cloudy Gather pre-
voied with light snow early The day, The tempera-
re ranred between 24o and 327 the average (2sas'D
being l5Sso lower than the corresponding day last
wear and 30 higher than on Friday.
Partly cloudy or clear weather WI slEht chances Oh
ughf snow early III the day, and slight changes IN tenn
prrainrc may expected IN this cty ana Viclny 10
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HENRY HOLT q co..

German Thought From the Seven Years MartO GOetheS
de.tl. 49, Nar. HIl-1IInd I'm, Fl -.
The WellGsld-. By Jessie FltAernL 10 mo leisure
Hour ser, p.
Troublesome Daughters By L. b. Wa.ford author Of
Mr. ~uIl.h'
The Mndfng Papers. Bv charles Dickens, author Of
r LIIlo.
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49, crNr FoR BARNUMs JACK.KNIFE.

To me Edft0r Of The Prt0une.
SIR: As Chairman Barnum is undoubtedly
enuted 10 the lack Knife and sufficiently largo
.lould be Quilt that worthy ncose one cent as my
anota toward IT, Millions OF our czens will surely be
reased IN contribute laudabe object, please
anord them an opportunity through the columns OF
IHH TRIBUNE
Neto- YORK, Nov. 20. 1880.
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q rETEs1S-E-y-71L.szs


BRIGHAM-su ddony at her ate residence 10 as, 81.
ST. sarah EI,ztuc. vito 0 81 II Brig 3rn and ddI2l.1r
OBI the ute Hon. samuel Wood. of Grafton. Mass
Funeral Church OF the Mess li "a inlay 4r o'clock
NEL~OSAt Broosvn FRIDAY. Novemner -s. Ille Jane
wiz T. n. Nelson 10 the 20 d fef Mt Itr age
Funeral .arv.te- sunday November -, lt - m ~ her
res. d nee. ~ PIrk-piace-
SPELLM VERA E.lz.Oeth. y. j.. November %. o,
croupu III htnerI Boyd smith eldest SON o ue IA. IL
Sue meyer paetOt of ST. James Methodist episcopal
church, Elizabeth ~ J., aged yeli.r' months ana u
Relatives and friends of the family respectfully invited 70
atend thc Monday the 10Th INST. 10 O'Clock
ID. lie. from ,t. Jam.ss church.
sPrCEI-Ou rursiav evening, November -3 lt9p Minnie
H. ~. daughter John W. and Nellie D. Spicer ID the
2lst r oft her
Notice oI funeral hereafter.
TuOHNE-At FatDush. November b. Come ta. widow OF
Henry 'i ihorue.
Funeral at hrlst church. Alauhasset L. t. Iucsliy. no
venucr 3d. az m. ,
Friends ana relatives invited attend without further
notice.
VAI-In Jersey city Friday 2h inst the Rev stephen
NJ Vail. - d.. in 80 ID his
Friend, acquaintance nrr invited 20 tjtni ms unria
ON ruesiay morning November go no the uicuce of his
souu.aw 81 Graudst Jersey City al 1870 and rOM
Trinity N. T. Church ~ I'D a. n
WEEES-At somers' Centre. ". Y or sixth day Ith
month. ZGth Daniel %, son Of Rlc.ard ana PheDe G.
eeks. aged u years
Carriages viii waiting AZ kltOnah 20 meet me sou
a m train from Grand Central Depot.
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sCRIBNER 4 WEXFORD.

The story OF the Diamond Necklace. By Henry Vie
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samuel Pepys, and the w rtd he Lived In BY Henry
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". }. wIDDLETON.

Poe. select Works HOusenOd Edition With New
Life by r. H. StOddard $50 pp ZmO. GOTH ~ nall calf.
- full Turkey Or Tree Cali, 30
POe's Poems Diamond edition. All the Poems, Memoirs
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MACMILLAN Il Co

Two Worlds Ours. BY Hugh Macmillan ID. d..
LID. l0mO 81
A short History the Norman Conquest OF England
By EDWARD A. Freeman, d. G. L.. Liz d. Iouo. Clarendon
Press 90 cents
TN, ,Iinor Arts Pore lain Painting. Wood Carving.
stenclllng hag Mosaic Work. by Charles g. Le
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at
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KDIsEKT, BROS.

Madame D. Arblay's Diary and letter rIte Dy sarah
e. NO0lsey. with portrait yOi-. l-mO, clD,A, 81
The Ode OF Life b. tie author Oh Tie Eoic o Haies"
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john WILEY IL SONS.
GEORGE = PUrNAu,- Sous

The DiaerantaI Calculus. Al abrd.cd enuon Of Rec
q Founded On Method VI Rates
Fiuxions ! vol. LIMO, clotl - Do
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New and Ola. Noiame o. Verse. hy John Adshnstor
Symonds
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-28

uo,Iand and Its People By Edinuna Amcs. author
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