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Nrrp Oscillations.
HUNK f. WAGNALLo'
EUNK e. WAGNALLS
dO-l2 DEY.sT.. NEwYoRKJ
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SEVERAL QUESTIONS ANSWERED.
ABOUT
srvrr,r. KEW. POPULAR HOLIDAY BOOKS
A QUESTION ABOUT
1.-THE NEW KING ARTHUR"
"ruE ErNTLING BAIL"

ouestion-"Y You issuing THE NV hiE" 1,an
TTI-R, nv the author Of THE BUHTLINd HALL lou
have not tod us who is the autnor OF H. H. Nheh VIM
, we agreed 10 give II 900 for naming the author
~ n r. when 10 OJO copies sold We have now pr'neu
aud distributed between eight AMI nine thousand cop'
when the tenthousandth copy 10 sold we VIII give ~
80, n, rcr.opa Who have named the author the sI'oOO
,I Tho rem, Ter OF the requisite number ouphl .
mo sod dnrur this present holiday season THE ~"
KING ARTHUR" will De very great help IN naming NV
author So far 2l2 authors have been named and YET aoo
critics tel IA that IS easily possible Tor the expert ~
name te author Of a without looking az 'e ut'c p7
,r, two expert critics have named the same author
we Greatly fear something IA at fault with the theory
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VIITCYpIDFS.
TIE GREAT PoEIs IS RELIGIOUS

Tie Sixth and seventh Books Of IAuc5dd,a With Intro
Csetory E.say ami E1plmator Notes, by w. \. LAM
BERIoN, 4 a. Pro.essoro OF Greek in leigh University
rn xxi. sol l2mo cot1, 81 3D. On "H4rpefs Classical
series ,or SCHOOLS SID Colleges Under io Editorial SUPER
vision of LEEEY DHI~LEE II. DID,
Latest Of laI pers Classical Series 70. SciJc r'
Coileres" limo, Got 81 30 zach,
TEROD0TUS Books VI. and VIZ. W,th Intro -set.,1.
&c. By Augustus Merriam, Pm. D.
THE OLYMPIC AND PYTIIAN ODE- OF FINDAR
With Introductory Easa. s. &c. By Basil L. Ci.c.'.c'e,
Pr. D.
TIE OFFICES or CICERO Win Introduction, &C.
BY Aust y -,lcknoy, ). ~
other volumes ia preparation.
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TWO QUESTIONS ABOUT
JOSIAH ALIENS WIPES
NEW POOK "SWEET CICELN."

let question" In your judgment VIII 'SM FRI ~,
~, ,,vc ronui,r holiday book Us. +. Ellsworth
Brooklyn, y. "
Answcr-For two reasons. % Eecause II Il n'a'
cari,al book and deeply interesting by very popular "u'
thor copously illustrated and gotten mp in beau!ul h'
dav binding % Because IT already is popular Holiday
bok Tine advance orders from The trade were over 1OOo
copies.
"a oucsiion-" How does SWEET CICELY' compare
with the previous books BY Josiah Aliens "iicI-AI''
A. J.. L.. Brooklyn. y. Y.
Answ,-e canddly deem itth' best book that she has
written And this Is the Judgment ~ the author She De
c,res at Of 40 er books ths hes taken the strongest LJd
Oh her affections.
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HARPEFs HANDY SERIES.

u
~ 4 RARVEN TITLE. Fy r. W sp".c't............. %
81 THE WANDEBINGs OF ULYSSES. Ly Professor
{. wiz With Two Illustrations. p
S. GOBLIN GOLD. BY May mue,in %
49, IL QUARTERS WITH THE 18TH tIho Black
Horse) DRAGONS BY 5. Winter %
"a MUSICAL HISTORY. ~ .. A Maciarren. -
49, PKIMUS IL INDlS By NIL 49al A,ln........... -
30 The SACRED NCGGaT by u. L. far. ....... 2j
n THE ROYAL MAIL. Us Cu!ositls and RO-
nance Nv James Wilson HYDE ullstrltea %
20 THE GHOSTS TOUCH, auG other stories. By
Wukie COlnus.-........ ..---'.. -
90 THE DARK HOUSE. by @. Mdnyine Eoln. %
os MALTuUSANDHIsW WORK. ByJauies BOnar, MA. Is
81 sELF.D0OMED. ~ b. l. Fa0eon. 20
20 NoUP.LA BY John strange Winter illustrated. -
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rrc2arc under the personal supervision OF Prot ASH
may n Harvard University and forming part Of Gay'
STANDARD serIos Of Gotanie,"
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MANY NEW VOLUMES IN THE sUccESSf'
FLOWER SONGS SERIES"


FLOWER SONGS SERIES"
SUSIE BARsTOw SHIELDING.
The ao,,e, mates are nlQ( ne daiatict befqg"-Ha''
ford Tunes ..,,..... D.,
fon Home JournaL .,..o
lie can conceice 81 nothing more handsome an" "o""'V
more apDropriate as giG"-1lbeny Journal.
Dslier,e anil charming beyond adequate dcerp''oA.
Daui5n Eeigious Teiesrope. ,.
Nothing copd possibly be suggested more erqvcy beau
I'M man ms dainty series lch amply deserves dic hH
praise accorded 10 by ne critics Ccsy"6eTe' H"<"
GAZETTE.
l. SONGS OF FLOWERS.
rzouc cocrel plates Of Pausies wooafringe columbne
and DAISIES and Ferns. WITH poems
II. A HANDFUL OF BLOSSOMS
Coorea Plates o. Vioots and White Glover Apple Bios
SONS Morning Glorios and Poppies. With poems.
Ill MAPLE LEAVES AND GOLDEN ROD
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sweet Peas With poems Nos. l., H. aud H. in covers
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Pansies, Pussy Willow. sc.
". FROM MOOR AND GLEN.
Coorei plates Of Autumn Leaves Bcrresand Golden nai'
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Co,rcl nj ties = PINK Roses paic yellow ro'es Haho
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VI. PANSFS AND OHrU'D'
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OF Buuerl.s. Morning ,i9ri.., and 'ii.
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HARPER & BROTHERS, New-IOrk,
IUDLI~1 TODAY:
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TEACHERS
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elevation Of his views Ho holds W. isteEen'y what i'
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GRAY's BOTANICAL TEXTBOOK.

In vols each complete In Itself and tho whole forming
o,,o,eo.,vo Botapical Course for Colleges Institutes Of
Technology, ard Private students.
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Ncw Dutlic t'ioN5.
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THE CROSS AND CRESCENT CALENDAR iOh
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Teoith ribbon each cory envelope 81 same irnse
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New publications.
NEW BOTANICAL TEXTBOOKS.

rr,,,rc, pnler the pers,1al supervision Of Prof AsL
NAV Harvard University and forming part Of "Gray's
Standard serIos Of Dotanls,"
GRAY's BOTANICAL TEXTBOOK
vols each complete Itself and tho whole fOrmnga
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VOL. l. STRUCTURAL GOTANYi
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VOL svo cloth $50 pages. Price, By mail, 50 80.
VOL. III. INTRODUCTION TO CRYPTOGAAlIC
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~ Prot. WILLIAM G. rARLow. On preparatlon)
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DOBERTs BROTHERS NEW BOOKS.


THE BUCHF-SU DE LtNGEAl~. BY Horore DE
Ra.zsc This second youLo 81 series Of B.llac m
Frqnsh The fast volume Pore Do,t' is third
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OUTLINE OFCHfIsTIAN history. a. j.. 5plssOJ
py joseph Iicrry Aurn lat Of Harvard ULlgcIs.y and
author Of Crsua u-tory ~ IT, Three Great P.r1ds"
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TIE THOUGHT or GOD ~ HYMNS ASU POEMS By
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80 cents
LULJ's LIBRARY. collection oi - ncw stories by
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JACKANAPES AND OTHER STORIES By Julaua
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u45rinoc,' aHd a Great Euersenc" Price - o. OF
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ROBERIs BKOTaERs. Raston.


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Messrs PUrSAMS Hcian Department more varied
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gested advisable to examine Ibis attractive stock be-
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1ED "D8 LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

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HAMPERS FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY.

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Gearher5.

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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS At THE Excu.Ncp

At the Brokers' meeting yesterday Messrs. FoIson,
Brothers reported the resale OF No. 413 West sixtv
sixth-st, being double brick fiat, 35xssx1Oo. for
Henry Bedoe the previous buyer, 10 p. c. Hull. for
$4,000. Edmund NJ. Duff has been posted for member.
ship In the Exchange. being proposed by Frank p
Houghton and seconded by Hall ]. How; also Leon
Tanenbaum. proposed by Ottinger Brothers and
seconded by L. TOptz. AT the call Burgess d Beama1
oferd s43 OF land, Richmond. Va including
fine stock FARMS good house. large barn, timber
etc. seven miles from Richmond, for $4,000. Thomas
Crawford offered three-story and basement franc
house, No. rs oak-st. Brooklyn, for $500 Fair
child DE Watearss offered twelve lots on One-hundred.
thrty-sixth and One-hundredand-t hirtyseyenth sts
between Fifth and Sixth ayes, for $4,000 Ferdinand
Thirtieth to twentyffth sts john
G. Folsom offered a three-atory brick tenementhOuse.
with store. at No. 43 AyeD for $ll.50oi also Nos.
1871 1873 aud 1.s75 Thrdave.. four story tenement
houses for 1890 also hYe-story brick tenement
house. with store, at 32s AveA for $4,000 f. Tucker
offered house and grounds at Sing sing to exchange tor
city property, price 100000: ...,, 49,.
the executors twenty lots in the Twentyhird Ward to
Thomas Nichols for $4.sOOi also two brick houses.
with concrete Easements, being No 96 and 80 Overst
sold to Mr.. Thomas Nichols for SI2, 1.-THE stock
sales r. Harnett & CO. sold, by order OF the assignee
Of A. ". DmmOcB Co..
50 shares PEOPLES Telephone Company So sos 200 shares
Little Psburg Mining cS1P93y ~ iowa I92 saar9s Sg.
bonds d. 81 per cent 200 shares state Line and3
Inyo Consolidated mining stock - LOO shares ITonon-
Sos isI shares HeEtognDh stock siOi 900 Bankers
and Merchant s,ph bonds ras S HG aoy ana
ment Co. $i7 $50 shares southern Telegraph Co. for
$500.
NEw-YORK, Friday, Now 27, 1885.
The following sales held at the Exchange and Auction
Room to-day;
BIZ scott HyerS.
buildings with lots Nos SO and IS OlyeTst, near
Water.st; Thomas Nichols. Sl2l5
90 lots near Boston road, opposite l7Ohst I'D Ward
buyer 7ovJ
RD John J.. B. SByth.
! l.storv building with lot No 800 Fast lllth.st,e
OF 2t.aye. adjourned TO December4
BIZ J. Thomas Mcaras.
! 4.stoIv dwelling with lot, 80 80 West 5eth-st,
OF Gth-dye withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28

The above works scut carIgs pld % any part OF tho
United States Canada, receipt OF price.
HAPPENS CATALOGUE sent on receipt Of ten ce1tS
HARPER & BROTHERS, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28

" Between New.EoTk and HRvre.
Companvs No 40 North River foot OF Nortonst
~. LAURENT de Jousseln. " nesd"y zee :, p IN
CANADA lla kcrsahteC We'd Dec. - "a III
LABRADOR Perier a liauterve Wednesday Dec 70 moon
ST GENMAiN, lraub. "wednesday pec - % !" IL"
Cabin by Olndc ROdugues amt 81 simon, 80.
checks payable sight IN amounts TO suit on ho bahque
Louis DE BEBlAN Agent No. Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28
EOTNANIAN FAIRY TALES.
So lgro. 81 30.

DARTUEITlON WITHOUT PAIN
or 4 CcGcuf irrctluIs for avoiding most oi Ue I""7
v,r. os e,c .l-loe -1,ra+-os our power 10 compIe-
doth TO- ros,a -c ffa- hrouts vr0tci ,. I'D,
tt.rr., Sc g. IIpi.ii % tr lj I.l-I' 30, Nt'i .'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERRING CITY
The following shows tho transactions recorded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28

RnJOhn J.. B. SDiyth.
! l.storv building with lot No 800 Fast lllth-st,e
OF 2G.aye. adjourned TO December 4.
By J. Thomas NfCdT7ls.
! 4.storv dwelling with lot 40 80 West 5othst.
of Gth.dye. withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28

= 4uOKT ROUTE TO LONDON
NFW.YOPK SOUTHANPrON AND BREMEN,
mon tI sal Nov - 10 am EMS. Wed Dec .. $50 a. m
~ Rf.N ed Deo 2, 2 D. Elder. Wed.. 90. t. noon
St,amors mart n SAL Tor Bret. en- direct. 90
On Eyuresa sttamers LIST cabin, 80 500 ana flZo "a
Cann 500 on older steamers. d CABIN go.
lowest
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-25


1t, and the word "Lettice!r rang through the,
room in a tone of sepulchral melancholy. Then
there was silence.
threw myself on the foor--not, as had in
tended, on the PROSTATE figure. We searched
the room, and then the house, but we could find
absolutely nothing. Nor from that day to this
has any one, to the best of my knowledge, seen,
heard or felt anything whatever of this CHASTITY
being
After much consideration we determined to
keep the adventure to ourselves for a time at
any rate. Indeed. it was only last summer, when
we had lived in the house for good number of
years without any kind of ghostly interruption,
that described the circumstances herein mar
rated to my WIFE She doesn't believe them, and
am sorry / told her.
Was it the ghost of Ronald Massey DID it vol
unfairly depart and leave us alone because it
considered that the annoyance it had inflicted
upon my ancestors and me were sufficient, and
that the tale of its vengeance upon our house.
for the wrongs, whatever they were, inflicted
upon Ronald in his lifetime by Andrew and
Lettuce, was completed Or did we actually kill
itg Perhaps we did. He poor. weak crea-
ture when he was alive.
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An Ode to Spring.

Oh look out TO de June bug an de BY!
De sun CHM in hiah in dc sky!
De wintah dun gone hummin an de symmah hit a4 \
comm
De summah hit am COMM. by'an'byl
Oh de sun am elm in Hight
Oh. les git III de shine!
Hit'H soon feel laik fail
Oh. niggah, doan' yo' whine!
Oh, shirmish up 20 inyun seed an spade
Oh, hustle roun' an git yo' gaaden mades
De wintah dun gone hummin' an de summah HIT On 4
comm
De summah hit am comin-doan' be 'fraid
Oh de sun clim'in hiah
Oh. les git in de shrel
Hill soon feel aik fab!
Oh, niggah, doan yo' whinei
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