New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

for them to such or such q place. wherever tne
author may choose to send then'. At present tns
spot selected is Orpington, pretty niue iilasS
In Surrey, or rather at Sunnyside, r nil,ab.
| still smaller and nearly TWO mics I'M mt Mr.
on. a lady. who is very enthusiastic about MI W.
Ruskin writings has lust been describing 20 ne
the pIlgrimarc which she made with the object OF
getting OF the books have iorgo'!c" WIT; ;th
one of her favorte author. No doupt III j. VIZ, VIZ;
design that Mr.. Ruskln has mace cnolCe VI ,ii'o
yillag. which can only be reached by traveTslng
a most charming country-sice; am. ceI'aluif,
those who approach the pretty spot oy 'iie lou,e
Indicated and Weld themselves gently to the ever.
growing beauty of the road, are sure to arrive al
flo end Of their journey in mood well htten TO
enjoy the books they nave come so iai 10 seen.
best way Of accomplishing the Journey IS TO uoupt
to take wagonettc. rs this lady did. In this way
one gets several hours of most agreeable diiVins
through parks. hamlctS, and picturesque piac of
Among the points OF interest that are pointed CUT
you is the house OF the eX-Empress Oh tue fieicn
at Chsehurst. 49,,
At last YOU arrive. You pass through the WI
lage. No Use vouI going TO the village DCCkstore'
Mr. Ruskin has NOT left his London puDiiHiieIis,
MossIs. Smith y Elder, to put hlm.eIl INTO t,ic c
hands of a country bookseller No. the place we
are seek NJ is further II IS yonder pretty Via
on n nil which YOU would he surc 10 look ut ior ne
sake of its garden and its roses ont where you w o
not see the slightest indication OF that when YOU
are looking for. Enter and you VIII be led III 10 d
sweet little parlcI. where yOu Will mo on tilo
walls a collection OF drawings by Mr. hushih nm
self a very precious series and which alone Is
| worth the trouble OF going to SunnyslIo 10 Sc
| There they viii show you pictures, autoSIanls c
Ruskinitos and. at last the entire COLLECTION Oh we
| masters works. rom which You can putchHSe
whatever volume or paniPhSt YOU NAV mcHi ~
This done. Won viii he offered pretty nosegaN ol
flowers frOia he garden. little detail WHICH ~ APP
pears is never omi tod and, in ilne the purchaser
returns home enchanted with blS acqulsltioh WIN
his visit 10 the country and win the discovery
of the amlabe side OF Mr.. Ruskns original clil-
acter.
In an article reviewing a work by Noltairc now
printed for the first time, lie Sottiser thc Edltof
of Le LirC,. NJ Uzanne. quotes considerable nnm-
Der of aphorisas from the book, one Of which is
curious rs presenting "A strikiI similarity with
passage in CHANGER, a poet whom Noltalre conid
hardly have read. We all seek after happiness
hut without knowing where to LOOK for IT, Ike
drunken men who go about searching for their
house. in a muddled belief that they have one
somewhere" Chucer sayS-in the hni%hteS
Tale:
We fare : he that drunk IS a. mouse;
A drunken al wit well hc hath an house
Bat lie snows not which is The right way tn'deF'
An, cer es III this worli 80 taren We,
We secken last after lellciiy,
But we so wrong fun otFrn, trowely.
JOURNAL OF THE MIlIr lRY SERVICE INsI!TU.
TioN OF THE UNITED AlEs Nc J., BY Nv aT nv u
&F i. Church
The leading article in this solid aud thought
ul military review General Sperman's concluding pa
per on military Jaw Tue OF the leaders OF our
lille Army 10 profession finds iresn illustration I'D
tire fact written last August IN The
midst o! an exciting political campaign and addressed
10 General W ). Hancock, not possible President o
the United states only President OF the Military
Service Institution. The fact that the Com'nandins
Gener should dnd leisure and inclination al such
zine TO pursue careful course Of study of court-mar
.ial decisions aud Of foreign systems OF military inns
rruGcuce shows he safe IA the distance which scpa
rates oar Army from the strife of parry poos Cen
era Shernans purpose in this series OF contributions II
10 inform bis brother officers TO what may be called
the common law OF the Army, citing numerous I'M
portan cases from TIE records OF cNl and military
courts OF such character 10 FORM for The
determination OF simtar likely 10 come up before
conference.-the lie also desires TO show the Importance
# the -t.nen' by Congress Uf military CODE Tie
only complete code published in America, he SAYS
Was thai prepared by the late DR. Francis Lcber, which
wss approved bV board presided over by General
Hitchcock ana published IN general ord r. j. has never
been enacted nv COngrcs- how YER and there drop
ato the category OF the common law Of war; useful and
advisory bur mandatory. Other vaiuablrpapers IN
the present issue Law in the Army" by General
John Gibbon; The Italian Artillery" by Major p
sanger; and The Array AZ Creedmoor,' an account OF
! ihe Prlz, Meeting OF 1850.