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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

King EDWARD THE VITH SUPREME HEAD BY Fred
erick George Lee svo. pp 261 CS~e Catholic
Publication SocetyD
BY FIRE AND SWORD BY Thomas Archer. l2mo pn
CSC. Cassell & Coz
HANS ANDERsESs FAIRY TALES. BY ]. II. stckney
l6rlO pp $50. Boston: CHM Il co.,
A SHORT HISTORY OF TAPESTRY. By Eugene Muntz
svo, PIP. 399. (Cassell Il Coz
ACTORS AND ACTRESSES OF GREAT BRITAIN AND THE
UNITED STATES Edite' by Brander Matthew's ana
Laurence Hutton. l2mo pp 279. CCasseii " CO.,
ESSAYS IN FINANCE. BY Robert Clifton. evo pp 474 (G
u. Putnams SOnsD
THE MYSTERY of ALLAN GRALE- By Isabella f. Mayo
IIarper's Franklin Square Library)
EVOLUTION OF To-Day. BY II. w. Conn. Phi. d. svo
pp $40. (j. r. Putuam's Sons)
STUDY OF DANTE BY Susan E. BLOW. 12mo. PIP
l02. %. T. PutDam's Sons)
CHURCH BUILDING. By Francis j. Parker. 12mo, PIP.
13S. (Bos,on: Cupples. Upham x Coz
CBRIsTIt's CHOICE By Eery Sinclair. l2mo. pp. 29o.
Thomas r Knox Coz
TIE STORY OF CHALDEA. BY Zenade A. Ragozin LIMO
pp 3sl. (G. T. Putnam's Sons.)
TULIP PLACE. BY Virginia w. Johnson uiarpers
Handy Series.)
MCCARTY's ANNUAL SrATIsTCIAS 1886. 12mo pp CAS-
(San Francisco. Cali
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ga. Paper. philadelphia T. b. Peterson BrosJ
THr WRECkrRs A Social Study. By George Thomas
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LITERARY NOTES.

The two beautiful volumes Of "Diderot" have been
pAdsd to the new edition Of John Morleys Works which
Macmillan 10 bringing out
short story, The Life OF . PriR," viii be published
today by Henry Holt Co. 1t will have acompanion in
book for children. which tho title of "Bus
o. the Life and Adventures Of Honey Bee"
Mr.. Robert Louis Stevenson gives in letter to The
Academy these welweighed words of counsel to Eng
hshmcn:-
gains into which they enter with English publishers.
and either strictly American rights or see that
HAT. in the worst OF csses America brings nothing
There always little money to be got for advance
author could raise money down at home and this Is
to be 3 es sp a to sell the
advance shces to some American publisher ana theh
forget that such book existed.
5. There Is, in the States as at home, difference In
publishers At a time when so many scalded authors
rush into print with their complaints think u no more
pleasure than duty to name Messrs Charles Serb %
ners Sons have bad but one years dealings WIN M INNS sn
firm but II would he hard TO express my sense OF ueir
good fa n and generosity.
a. word TO English publishers have knowh n u1e,n
to dspose Of advance sheets without acconntne whon
The book WAS burthened with royalty TO the author
lawyer hut make bold TO sav this practice is III
defensiDle and brought before Judge. would lead to
white faces.
stamp. those radantly simple things that offend
such as live IN darkness 1t Will not be accepted yet
could not hurt the publisher any fair business and II
he dislike the proposal IT is either from blind conserv-
G. In the meanwhile let us try to get our own copy
right law amended wait with such cvlty as we can
muster. for the Statcs follow in our wake. We I've
bare robbery and well to be annoyed hut our
American brethren but mperfecty protected ana
little ardor to Improve their case Will 40 ours
no harm.
Horace walpoes lurd little romance Of "The Castle
Of OtrantO been brought the cheap National
Library series The book is delightful sbsurdity OF
English literature which has been in fair way to be
forgotten. The Terrified Matilda" and the wicked
cherished,
Casque ridiculous is maintains something OF weird
for the most hardened reader.
manuscript novel left by the late Colonel Burnaoy
will probably be published soon.
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AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF HENRY TAYLOR.

With Portrait In two Volumes. PIP. xvin 596. svo,
Cloth. So
blameess touching and beautiful record OF noble e'
- lLongmans Magazine. London.
These all the qualities which should en-
title snch work to claim lasting reputation The position
OF the author public servant and in social ana
private life remarkable and some parts OF ms
career may regarded aim unique IN their cuary
-[SaturdGv Review, London
las extraordinary degree OF value
1t presents. in character drawn from he
most eminent men and of the last sixty years
[Acadcmy, London.
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UPLAND AND MEADOW.

A poaetuuissing, Chronicle BY CHARLES C. ABBOTT,
NJ d. DIP K. 39S. 12mo. Ornamental Cloth. 81 90
Derhfu reading for students OF ont door nat
ure The book may be heartily commended to every
reader of and every Of graceful and nervous
Engish-rSaturday Evening Gazette, Boston.
Any who has the slightest interest in natnra' s'9
will be charmed with tins book lChrstan Advocate ~ L.
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MANUAL TRAINING.

The Solution Of Social and Industrial Problems by
CHARLES II. HAM. Illustrated pp. xii. 4o4 l2mo'
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The author how everything will be attained by the
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tenton teachers parents statesmen and philosophers
beacon, Boston.
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WILL.
THE STUDENTS MODERN EUROPE.

Eisory Of Modern Europe from the Capture of Consan
tinopie 1883 TO the treaty Of Berlin 1875 Bv RICHARD
LODGE IA pp Xxx. 772. 12mo.. Cloth. ST. so. I'm
"The Students Series.")
The author has most given impartial and at
the same Cme concise of European history
The e IL anc lot lacking in dramatic
spirit Boston Evening Traveller.
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IN THE GOLDEN DAYS.

A Novel By EDNA LYALI~ PIP. T. Az. l6mo Han
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vigorous stuny such life and character as are reay
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-tspcctator. London.
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INDEX TO HARPER'S MAGAZINE.

Alphabetical, Ansytcaland Classified Vols l. to LAA'
Inclusive. Compiled by G. a. DURFEE PIP 7Si. svo'
Cloth S4; Half Caf, s62j.
A noble monument OF wcllI.reced lahor--Nation " 4
An invaluable aoqmsItion iprary-t Boston Advef
tiser
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NV fEADf'
ACTORS AND ACTRESSES OF GREAT BRITAIN
AND THE UNITED STATES.
From the days Garrck to the present time Edited
nv BRANDER MATTHEWS and LAURENCE HUTTON.
In vols 12mo extra CLOTH gilt top. vol. 81 90
vol. I-GARRIcK AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES
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(ready April30
To be followed by
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THE PRESENT TIME.
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Mem 11ublirations.
A AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF THE LATE
SIR HENRY TAYLOR
HARPER g. BROTHERS.
LIST OF
NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
EvENTFUL NIGHTS IN BIBLE HISTORY.

EvENTFUL NIGHTS IN BIBLE HISTORY.
BY the Right Reverend ALFRED LEE d. d. Bishop oil
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We would commend 1t as among the gems OF mooeIh
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place in many libraries The sermons are smpie'
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s1U No. iISS i4S ssS 445. 600 loso D. aidnight
Newark aud Paterson via Newark Gt5 S.9 e,SaSS ioo1
D. m, and ~ midnight Saturday nights only sundays
SI5 M 81, ss eS 20 80 g. logo. m lab so sso $.
tx 80 io2o H. las $40 g. loN and ~ midnghs
warwick 4:45. 1850, 1920 m. 400 p m sundays '''
'Sewburg and Cornwall 1850, $3.50. 40. p M suns
dfy TyonSont and kns.ton and Montgomery a. M 3' m.
Sunday 5 80 a m. scranon a. sundays exceP'edo
Soshsn en- Sun Sunday I.yI s4s $50 1920 H. 6Sa
MddeiOvn 40 5s0 seI m ioo , ,91o 70 s "a ~ p n nd
$50 and m so d m trains connect New York ontario
and Western Railroad at Man-st The 81 a IN fAh stops"
Por, jervis 4s45 75o Q. 1920 40 TOO, 800 $50
p m sunday $50, 1920 a. m 20 p ID; m 70 Gas
S srery 6fcen minutes to o46 m systs
thirty minutes, and llSo p m 9u"'"y' '''' VIM"
cEe. for passage and apartments IN Drawing Room sna
eleesng Coaches DO obtained and orders fo te
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7so 6aS 5I N g. aai &sBoTr Gsn rassr Agent NswY0rk
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after Mar b ~. 1888.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
trains and Court inft strscs
Srs iittsCarg and the with Pullman Paac:
cSea.U atscns %a Of aTor h pinhg King sleeping
ws@s1ort ayen Ra.1,o Cory and s5Is
Gentle P and nd the oil Reslon.
For an'% 40 .D Se n s0nb s1a mitca Washington
Express o; Pullman Palace Cars. daily except SUNDAY & 20
rive w4.hnsOn .UI DaT p at IT. 2o a9 sauS @ m
i4si and 9 p M and y night sunday. e:l5 a. u 4So'
Tar tldnte M Civ except sunday Through Paror Carr
FoP capc a May except sqatay. il:oa% st,r,,
Long Branch Bay fiead Junction and niemeoA rs
n a s1ndsy 1as sa5 ana a. M and a, As0ary
For I'D pomt and via New.york PhadePhl and
Sg SSF "lS 1a s5Sss 5. t%oe and Gay y L%s
at Jersey CIV anodins speedy and direct transfer for
r1a1s Arrive rttsoars, 73o 90 ll:3o a m s:5s
g." an % -" ,,sS sSa 'FT@ FSi
deDha % % e2o go 9S so 7S 60 SO $50 8 "a Ut 20 sa
Io25 md go nist Snpcay SS2 @ g;29 o, ~ ''o'
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
express trans leave YORK Desbrosses Court
iaudt street Ferries, as follows . - u,,.s...
t2G S1 a. and j. - ShcgS' 1'te Ian sn' asa
p: m, ana Il nlsaI mmOdaon $50 l;i9
10 : 49,, ~ snd y ~ and ~ n, y; nj
conn ct rrenon Tor Samien r,.,.',.,-'..
aSi @ 20 ISro. S os 3" a5a q 3 sIS % S 50 "a nd 3
~ o $50 eHG mo- @ l24S 0"flH Ima S5S s5s
Leave ave Phi Camden ally except sqnia,
and loot Of Desb and court.n sts court' md
s Ae1 Saq aSi Hi Jes M SFESHy% F%sn
Ticket ON no Battery paSs and vi, pG cs ar and es.cx
Dassss. ty2q 6 r. 10 els pao,T ags residences In WOOD
Oh dcnora Manager General ia aSsenger Agent