New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-11

osOuhjcal speculatton ana entite him TO an emlneut
rank among its representative minds ard hs pfac'iei
guides and authorities.
COMMENTARIES ON EQUITY P1E s,D ss;&, e co.
EEPa sToKT. IL D. svO' Vp 7N2' Aa'uo HfO""' . w.
The uresent edition--the ninth-of the
81 Commentaries on Equity PleadnGs" mas peen ks-
vised corrected and enlarged By Mr. John H. doud
IA founded on the text of the fourth edition. "nen we"
nrenared by the late Charles Sumner soon atler tue
death Of Judge Story, and from the authors pf'V"e
oonx In which his notes and additions had been care
fully preserved In his handwriting In the present
edition the abors Of preceding editors nave Oeen IT,
tanned but errors in citations and quotations. nave Deeh
corrected the Index has been much enlarged anu I'LL
proyed and some Ave hundred recent cases have been
ipcornorated in the book either for the purpose OF
fresh illustration Of the propositions contained III inc
text or 10 support new criticisms and dfScusshEs hoI
before considered The work OF the editor seeWs "
have been eOnscIentOusly and thoroughly performer,
and many of his notes are OF prime Importance VI
Nudge Storys work 1t is late to say anything new
rho nermanencv of the demand for 1t sufficiently tnd
Gates It's worth and popularity. Although the reatses
Of Cooper Beames and Milford and Danielss WORK On
ChaBeery Practice compete with their cOmmehIarlts
for professional the last maintains It's hgh rah
az an authority and as clear and exhaustive discus
SION Of the FORMS nature, and objects OF pleadngSlh
Emty considered as q system and in detail and oil the
principles and necessities Of Equity Jurisprudence upon
which they are founded, out Of which they arise
r,,n,rs ~ THE NEW TFsTAMENT BY CHARLES s.
Robinson D. D. I2mo. PIP. ZIG. Charles serbnerS Sons
The papers in this volume were not designed
for pulpit dscourses but prepared as contributions
to religious newspaper with reference to tho series oil
international Services. They consist OF popular ex-
positions of suggestive passages OF Scripture expressed
in familiar language and illustrated by variety OF
striking incidents and anecdotes. Their free co'oqua
STYLE emnenty adaps them for general usc whle the
skin with which the teachings Of the Bible are apple"
to the practical occasions of life gives them the charac
ter TO certain extent. of am1uual Of Christian duty
and Will not fail command the interest OF religious
readers.
ADDRESSES on H0MELY AID RGL pS 5i once once
Of the Hebrew Industrial School
The discOurses in this volume by the SUI
perntcndcnt Of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum are founded
on the historical portions of the Jewish Scriptures but
are dc voed to tue ton OF the principles which
are common all theories of religion and all systems OF
ethics They addressed to the children OF inc lhS
tuition over which the author presdcs, but are not
limited in their interest to any agc or nauohaHN'
Astounding IN wise precepts and wholesome counselS
which may he followed with profit by young or Oid'
Jew or Gentle, the various branches OF lie ana duty
The fifth edition of the Life Of hdgdr Allan
Poe by W. F. Gill; is published by'W. j. WddrtOn'
alter revision and enlargement, in which the autAor
continues to challenge the msstatemens OF Mr. Rufus
Crsvol in series IT facts which he regards "a cum
elusive evidence. very curious link In the chain 10
Poe's review of Grisw ods Poets aud Poetry OF Amer
.cl" which is now reprinted, showing the original
grounds OF the luminosity toward Poe which Is mani
tested in the malicious biography by his hostile critic
This review was excluded by Grswold from h coer-
ton of the writings Of Poe. and been printed
in any subsequent edition. Several original notes have
been added the present volume connected with dihcr
ent passages in the history Of the errc poet cnhacHS
the value and interest Of wecxecuted piece OF BIO
graphical composition
Tales from the Odyssey is a selection from
the flowing narratives OF Homer, translated into familiar
English prose for the OF boys and girls. by
nm American lady, who dates her little volume from
England It Is an agreeable AMI appropriate book Tor
juvenile readers and appears TO have been prepared
with sound Judgment AMI practical skill 10y the anOL}
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