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Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-03
A Good Klnd of Face.

Memory of events: This is
shown by wide, full forehead in
the center.
Reasoning Power: A high, long
and we'll defined nose and broad
face
Moral Courage: Wide nostrils,
short neck, and eyes set directly in
front.
Language; This faculty is ex-
hibited in many parts of the face,
particularly by large mouth, and
large, full eyes, opened wide.
Self-esteem. This faculty shows
itself in q long or deep upper lip.
Large selt-esteem gives che dignity
self control and perfect independ-
enoe.
Firmness: The presence of this
faculty, when very large, lis indi-
Gated by a long, bread chin.
Perception of Character; Thi.
is indicated by a long, high nose at
the lower end or tip.
Powers of Observation: The
situation of this faculty is in the
face just above the top of the nose,
| filling out the forehead to a level
with the parts on each side of the
nose.
Conscientiossness: This Is
shewa il the face by a square jaw,
u bone chin. prominent cheek
bones, and a general squareness OF
the features Of the entire face.
There are I,S27 convicts confined
in the penitentiary at this time
being an increase Of nearly 300 il
the past four years. What to dc
with this large and constantly III
ereasing number Of prisoners Is ;
problem the Legislature will soor
have TO solre. The officers sa,
they can very well take care of thi
, OF greater number with the pro
|, per facilities. An enlargement 0
the 4. ounds and new cell room
will soon be a necessity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-03
MRS. RasE's PARTY.

Mrs. Jacob Rose entertained the
friends of Miss Jennie Worrell and
Miss Annie McIntire Thursday eve,
The following persons were present:
Misses Louella Atchison, Lizaie
Fritts, Elva Tannehill, Susie
Cnons, Myrtle Tucker, Lily
Thomas, Mary Garrett, Maud
Fritts, Annie McIntire, Jennie
Worrell, Eunice Thomas, and
Messrs. Wallace Rassford, +. n.
Peters, John Orear, John Arnold,
Arnold Mckee, Felix Victor, Roy
Macfarlane, Clarence White, Harry
Atchlson, Bob Elliot, Frank Rus
sell, and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Dudgeon.
The sun., 1889-11-28

Yesterday at Louis Miller's Dexter Park the
members of the Glonmoru Rod and Gun Club OF the
Eastern District met for their usual monthly contest
the traps Tho weather was simply horrible. Early in
the afternoon the rain began to fall heavily and
came down harder and harder as the day on,
The shooting fever must be strong indeed when men
70 TO the traps such day yesterday. Ten Nom.
berS faced tho but all of these could DO In
duced 10 shoot after they got to the park.
Regular club match. Glenmoro Rod and Gun Club
birds each II and trap modified HurlinghAm rules TO
ROvsrn-Not man made clean score. neither did y
single shooter get six to his credit T. EdgeTton,
Elias He and 7. Van breoe tied for the badge,
with killed each. They shot out Tho tie y birds each
man Van BreeO missed his brst ana dropped Iiel
GauS and Edgerton each got their scored dead Then
the tie was shot. miss aud out Roth Killed bird
after bird until the sixth round In this kdReton slipped
up on q rapid lying towerer ana llelgahS kilhnR hiA
captured both the badge and hrst money These men
are both In Glass A.
In Glass Van Broelo took tho prize with score OF
killed out OF shot at lu Class H. May took the prize
with the same score ssloVeT gotA McGl and Lerens
tho poOreSt contest the club has ever had.
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wheeling Notes.

The Mt. Vernon W hselmsn will have theatre party
on Saturday evening.
The AnnivsrsAry club dinner of the New York Bicycle
Club will De held on Dec. ~
Harvard eight in active training the track;
soven OF them can do throe minutes or under
Chaa Anthony the Taunton crack, has ioined the
Dorchester Bicycle Club and with DoAne and Benson
will form u strong team.
Tommy Hall and william Murphy OF the KnRs County
Wheelmen are thinking OF mAkinR the attempt at the
TArrytown record on the first aood opportunity.
A now club has been organized in Trenton called the
Mercer County Wheelmen The following are the ON
GERS: President g. Perrine; Treasurer. II. LeaVitt
Secretary, G. Tattersan
H. r. Dunn 10 desirous OF securing the Presidency OF
the League of American Wheelmen he can have tho
office He is warmly spoken OF 10 the western cities,
and depend the support Of the cyclists IN this
vicinity.
The States in which tho League Of American Wheel
intend Introducing bills for the improvement or
roads are: New York, New JorEey PennsylVAniA Mary
land Massachusetts, Connections. Illinois, Ohio aud
Missouri
some doubts have been expressed as to whether the
Harlem Wheelmen would be able TO last through tho
winter months but OF late The mem6era have become
active. and elected twelve new members at their
last meeting.
Il was great dlsappointment to Tommy Roes smany
friends that he unable reach hicaRo IN time IN
his trim the continent ne II In ACKNOWLEDGED that
deserved better account or his many hard
ships and his untirug efforts TO overcome thom all
But he could not have expected TO hnd an eaSy
one and especially at THIS time OF the year
The sun., 1889-11-28
NE ARE A SPORTING PEOPLE
A List of Games OF All Kinds TO he Decide
To-day.

A List of Games OF All Kinds TO he Decided
To-day.
Sports and athletic pastimes Of all kinds
will flourish to-day. and the programme Of
fered ought to satisfy even the most fastidious
lover OF outdoor exercise. There will be foot
ball galore. lacrosse. shooting. cross country
runs, buresuue games, followed by base ball
match. quoting tourney, and game Of
handball.
Besides the great championship match be-
tween Princeton and Yale at the Berkeley Oval,
the following matches have been arranged un-
der intercollegiate rules: Dartmouth College
vs. Stevens Institute at the st. George
grounds. Hoboken. at 10 A. NJ: New York vs.
Manhattan Athletic Club at the Polo grounds
at 8 p. NJ; Adelphi Academy Va. Polytechnic
Institute at Washington Park at 10 A; NJ; Pros
ut West New Brighton. S. l.. at 10 4. ii, Seton
Hall Football Team vs.. Franklin Athletic Club
at south Orange at ~ A. d. kranklin Athletic
SlqhIs st ByeSrde T. r. Athletic Club at h0seville'
The following matches will take place under
Longfellows OF Brooklyn. at RidGewood, at 10
A. A.; Almas OF Newsrb y. Peterson S Thsiles, @
e. the same place :. at r. Mi New jersey state
in the forenoon. and the same team. vs.. Fall
River Rovers, Ut Fail River in the afternoon.
Staten Island. between two picked teams, COM
posed OF old RuRby football players. at 10 A. NJ.
crosse Club and the team OF the College OF the
ffy FAX Of jeTsey Hsy c SFk al T Se at Oakland
Coney island Rod and Gun Club at Woodiaw2
Gun Club will hold a shoot at Mapewood. Nj,
the crack Country Club will shoot for cups at
BartSw and he south rSLs Side Ggn I1 olv6 @ at NsT
shooting at German Valley. the prize being O
The handball players will open the season
with a series Of games at Casey's in Brooklyn.
Quoting will receive boom by tourney to
will be j. McLaren. The worlds champion; J.
MeFarlan. 7, Yoran, T tDewhnrst: and T.
OF Pennsylvania: J. Booth. and J. Carey. the
coming champion. Lhban, Urls. and other
Brooklyn veterans at the sport are also ex-
Among the athletes the Union Athletic Club
will hold road run in the morning, the Ameri-
jamaica. l.. l.. and the Mohican Athletic Club
will hold an open run at Newark, y. j.
=, The New York Hare and HOUNDS VIII give
the Parkview Hotel at Jerome Park at II 80
A. NJ. They will run about seven miles. re-
the pioneer Of cross;conntry running, being an
0lfshoot of the old Mestchester Hare and
arc B 6a 6nd "Sn tRe rnRer
}: J; Archer, ths great English Geros;s,coSntry G"n;s
Wa5E 81 a1d hs od Naw TvS q e. SaS b
Brandt, the 's5 champion Of Harvard: MesBrs.
HUTCHINSON, Herring. and Vosbprgh: Mortimer
Bishop of the Staten Island Athletic Club will
owing to recent injury,
The employees OF Washineton Park, Brook
base ball match at Washington Park in the
afternoon.
IonF ISfsog o&
will also be decided to-day.
The sun., 1889-11-28
Chess Notes.

Max Weiss the silent and great draw player in the
Chess COunETess last spring here has decided 70 make
his home In this county.
Mr.. Muller Is looming up chess PLAYER In London
He recently first prize from veteran Brd and other
strong players. with 4 scOro 1907
Tohigorn Max Judd. MacEenzis. LIpschutZ Pollock
Gunsbeg will probably play in tho tournament Of
the United stAtes Chess Association at St Louis
The Manhattan Chsss Club 10 making up a team -
visit New Orleans this winter to try their strength
against the best player OF Paul Morphy'I old home
A match will take place between Baron @. Won
Bardeleben and N. b AlApin. Twelve RameA will be,
played Each game will be played for stake Of 100
marks -ChSsS Chronicle.
The score the United States Canada stands 30
10 10 Mr. T. hugent has accepted Mr. bemroses pIopO-
siOn for drawn game. This leaves the 3OIt to
isIS with only 10 games TO be played, which cannot
now the resnif, We have learned that another
game has been won sincs.-ChsEs ChTORtCie
The sun., 1889-11-28

Jimmy Lynch OF this city and Joe Flaherty
OF Boston will come together in a fight to a
finish, with skin-tieht gloves. before the mid
die OF next week. They will meet at not over
122 pounds for q stake Of 800 side and
guaranteed purse OF $780, The 800 was put
np moro 70 assure the appearance OF the men
thap anything else. Tickets OF admission have
will come on in u body, by a Fall River 81 Gamer,
to see their representative do battle. and all
betting Is very even. with neither side express
Ing any great amount OF confidence on the out
come; Lynch ts a good game boy. and can be
game.
The sun., 1889-11-28

conducted with such absolute privacy that
oven the college students were hot sure but
that there might he shade OF truth In Har-
Yards, charges. Itnow comes out that II chal-
lenged by Harvard the football management
are ready TO make statement In regard to all
Haryard'a transactions.
. When Prof. Osborn was asked this morning
by The SuN correspondent for the evidence
HarvBrd's team he refused to give 1t on the
ground that Princeton would make no personal
attacks on any student In Harvard or Yale as
had been done by the former in the case OF
Ames. =" We want" said the Professor. TO VIM
dicate ourselves by honorable means or not at
all Princeton will establish q new code Of in
tercollegiate etiquette, and the management
have there decided TO keep matters which would
be dscreditable to Harvard to themselves. 1t
Is not our OBJ ect to vilify any one. but to vindi-
cate ourselves, and this we can do at any time"
The sun., 1889-11-28
DEMPSEY AND MCCARTHY MATCHED.
They Will FIGHT TO y FinIsh in j anunry for
n Purao OF RI,B0O.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27.--The directors Of
the California Athletic Club matched Jack
Dempsey and Billy Mccarthy last night for
finish flRht to take place In January for
purse OF $1,000. the winner to take s1,5O0 and
tho losor $500. Both men are to fight Mt 154
pounds. Tho winner OF the fight will be
matched with YounG,Mitchell for the March
contest. Some we're OF the opinion that Demp-
sey would have walkover while others were
not so certain OF II.
Attention was called TO the fact that at
o'clock on the evening Of his fight with Kele-
her. Mccarthy weighed 159 pounds. and It was
thought that he could not come down to weight.
to 10 on with the flRht and should lose. KeIe-
her refused the proposition, and Jimmy Carroll
was sent over TO MCCARTHY. and. after working
hard with him,succeeded in bringing him down.
to weight by hard sweating. This and the fact
that he did not have q bite to eat left him weak.
knowledGed that he Is shifty and strong and
clever fighter and splendid contest is looked
The sun., 1889-11-28
Fighting Notes.

:, DR.. J. 4; DouRherty of Philadelpha has, through
Win Ss six scSf WorS BY JAKE Kpan his ste aSe
with sullivan.
George Ln Blanche say: he WIN back Danny Sssdna@
viii sso back MIA cGnlsy asninss sy Wilson, the
W. Geer Harrison who has been President of the Cal
ifornia olympic Club for number of years, has re
to reconsider his dstermnaton but Without avail "H'
Nike Donovan who is nearly Il not quite 15 yearS Of
ten to sh"s s%sct 1 HcRnF hS olympic Club
wrestling teacher. No such match viii DO arranged.
throat duiina auSirsi With R"s man named Williams i'm IN
SsS9n ~ an 10 man % On S"y 70
has not been arrested.
number of Nike Lucie's California friends have
roll Jack Dempsey La = gI4nS,e young Mitchell barney
teered TO spar at the bentnt.
The Golden Gate Club received a telegram from
S ne @ a @
GSy as been offered the @ 10 meet f. Turner but be
purse e entiee him into the rnE Tho club will not
Lager the erstw Buffalo wrestler are Just
a1S y SSo
,Mapshs Charley all he knows about wrestling says
Improved greatly since leaving our shores
S. 20 Be
durance and to make the lungs strong To develop
sR:'i
training must be stopped temporarily and the diet
changed pugilis In training should be handled
who got anything IKE the care and training Of d race
horse"
will give George Godfrey or Joe Lsunan 500. win or
lose and $3.50 for come to Denver Rht
Ed Smith fifteen twenty rounds and adds; II will
take 900 winner 300 TO loser 500 for expenseS
and to Boston with Smith and meet Godfrey ask
an allowance for expenses because had to give tito
every Eastern ppgst who here to battle the
Denver Cribb Cun Twill wager 81 0O0 81 90 on the
outside that Smith defeats either Godfrey Lannan-
cannot have the match occur la than Dee. 20
because Smith is to contend In California early next
for club purse larger than he obtain else
where"
The sun., 1889-11-28
The Manhattan and New York Bicycle
Clubs to Consolidate.

The rumors afioat regarding the consolda-
ton Of the Manhattan and New York Bicycle Clubs arc
about to be verified. The Manhattan Club organized
two years ago. has rapidly Increased in member
ship since They have elegant quarters on West
SEVENTEEN street. and apparently in most pros,
perons condition and there some talk OF their
building house of their own u the spring The induce
within stone throw Of their club house. caused
President W. Warwick OF tho Manhattan Club to all
slider the question OF consoidation In order that the
members OF the Manhattan Club might see the ad
taRes OF afatnR with aueh thoroughly equipped or.
Ranization tho New York; they accepted Invita-.
lion to visit the clnb In body Tuesday
ing. The Now York club has present membsrShip Of
about i8U and with additional eighty members they
viii have the largest wheel club In part OF the
country and will no doubt be compelled 10 add Addi-
tlons to their already large house.
The sun., 1889-11-28

pluck and oleverness. They ell wanted 20 see
over the exhibition that they had forgotten
how TO keep silence. No foul allowed.
Seventh and Last .Hound-Noian was tired
Ran, but presently MCCARTHY cent out that left
Of his, and II landed on the EpRlishman's
Nolan could not pull It up again, either, any
more than could corpse, and he know he was
beaten. He stopped put one hand up to his
mouth and, In another instant. held out the
other to his antagonist for n shake Mccarthy
Rraspad IT, and the fight was at an end. The
game EnRlishmnn's Jaw was broken, The ref
cree declared Mccarthy the winner.
The sun., 1889-11-28
0o.sIp or sports wIth Arms and Iees.

West Side, New York APPLY TO A. Lurcott caro- OF
SrteHt.dc AiHeriLH, ;JI Broadway, " Y
Tho Kuickerbockrr Field club OF FlAtbush 10 having
club house erected At cost OF II will be ready
for occupancy next spring
J, 4, Mitchell the Hercules Of the New Jersey Ath
lec Club has received the gold watch which there
was so much dispute from the Manhattan Athletic Club.
LAS, New York-The nearest organization to the
neghborhoOd You speak Of IL the PAStinlo Athletic
Club address Secretary. Sixty seventh street and
Thomas H. Downing. Athletic Club of the schuykill
Navy has bSen added 70 the BOKing and Wrestling
Championship Committee OF the amateur Athletic
Union. There are now nine men on tho committee.
The ATmory OF the FORTY seventh Regiment Brooklyn,
which hos Just been enlarged will have eoysrd
BtrAEhtAwAy course The door space IL nett in
size In this Vicinity TO the Seventh Regiment ArmoTy,
Jack MoMasteFG the old.tiuO W. A. O Athisuo
trainer VIII hAySH bsnSnt Al xlpRI qAIlg9 EEsVkyp,
The sun., 1889-11-28
A New Form or License for Yachts.

Collector Erhardt received yesterday from
the Commissioner OF Navigation at Washington
a new form OF license foryachts. 1t is numbered
504 In the New York catalogue, and contains
this clause:
This license 10 continue and be In force for one year
from the date hereof or until tho return OF the said
yacht from forSlEn port Shs shdu be entered at
ne Custom HOR1e and no longer
The words In italics are new. It was said
that while nobody suspects the mllliop2ire
yacht owners OF smuRRllngi yot II would b9
the Treasury Department In respect to vessels
IN uan
The sun., 1889-11-28
The First A1a,n OF the Season.

PrTTsroN Nov. 2e.-One OF the liyeliest cock
ing mains OF The season fought to-day in secluded
spot near Plymouth The owners OF the contesting
birds were Sandy Conneli OF Poke Hollow and DickeY
Carver of Welsh Tin The stakes were SOo side, and
betwoen 400 and 6OO people were present -,
The first battle wAa between TWO Dlack reuA each
weighing 6 pounds Il was spirited and nerce lasting
I minutes ~ the conclusion ''onnelIg prd made .
vicious plunge Its twoinch gan clear through
Its oppOnentB head The SECOND and last DatIle WAS
fore reached an Issue but conne At e5ath won Ths
were backed heavily. Nearly loo changed hAnda
The sun., 1889-11-28
Billy Myers New Manager.

BLOOMINGTON, Ill. Nov. 20.-Billy Myer. the
champion lightweight puRiSt who recently took up
his permanent residence in this city. and who lately
severed his business relations with All Kennedy of
streatsr his former MANAGER day notified the public
that: IL have this day appointed Mr.. Lee Cheney of
Bloomington ILL., my sole and only manager, and any
one wishing to transact business with will do so
through him"
Myer has itted up an apartment In the Opera House
building In this city. and next Monday he will
mence regular training his trainer being II A. John
The sun., 1889-11-28
Billiards and Pool.

Athletic club, open 20 club msmberB commenced Mon
day evening The game ls thTee.DRn carrom, scratch
20 play 100 pOnts; limit OF handicap so pointsi
contestants TO be assigned positions In trials all loSera
to go ont losers IN the preliminary games 70 have an
opportunity 10 Play for consolation prize The nrBt
game was between ". G. Davis scratch and Walter
Durbrow. limit 10 pOnta DurbTow was the winner
scorS-Days, W; DnrbroW 10. Becond RGme-. H. W.
Cole. scratch A. GIeenwad limit 6o point1 Green
wald led until near the nnSh OF tho game when Cole,
bV bril- liant shots forged ahead won. Score
Cole. 10: GreenwAld, "a
The sun., 1889-11-28
Back EidGe May Possibly Recover.

Joseph Buokridge. the Jersey City politician
who was shot Sunday night by Saloon Keeper Patrick
NcQuAde whom no accused Of visiting his mistress in
his absence little better yesterday The doctors
said hs would recover uAeSS petOnitS In MoQuAde
Was Afraigped before Police Justice snlslng q lhe
told Chief Murphy He held TO await the TeBut OF
BuokridEeS injuries. Mary Fortune BuekridEeB al,
'vf6sT 900 bAT "~1''''"7Ns
The sun., 1889-11-28
NOTABLE CHOss-COUNTRY RUN
EIKhty.Hve Entries tor the MOhIcans' Race
-SOme HnndicAps.

EiKhty.iive Entries tor the M0hIcAns' Race
-SOme Hnndicaps.
The annual croSs-Country run OF the Mohi-
can Athletic Club Newark which taxes place
at 10k O'Clock this morning starting from the
Waverly Park Hotel, Waverly. will be an excit-
ing event. The entry list Is very large. as ath-
letes from every athletic organization through
out the Middle States are entered. while the
champion teams OF the Prospect HarrIers. New
Jersey. Acorn. St. George. Wayne. Riverside.
Pastime. Manhattan, and Titan Athletic Clubs
will compete. The course to be run over has
been arranged by the Games Committee as
follows: Starting from Wayery Park Hotel,
thence along Old Elizabeth road to Lyons
thence to IIrvlngton. where the turning point
will be made. The homeward run Will then be
70 Clinton avenue TO Clinton place. until Haw-
thorne avenue is reached; thence to FrelinR.
huysen avenue. At this point the run In of
three-quarers Of mile will be made. Com
petent field officers have been selected from
the different, athletic clubs The entry list
tile hanuicaps OF some Of the prominent con-
testants:
Tp i ,IoYyJ, Day, NTA;G; ..sdss scratch.
+. D. sEillman n Y. A. g., 80 seconds
7 njerrsberE y; j. A. 9. 5o seconds
Frss1s FssEs H. %taSs %iRSts Is ::sSnG: :tSSna
": Kuslks !. H. , minute 2psssHndA seconds
j.. u. S AcGregor. r H.. 2 minutes 10 seconds.
T o1dn S1,1ET r; ~; Tngtss n! is;u 10 ssconds i,.
4. = MeGreyor, T. g., 2 minutes IS seconds
" pn benny \ !, 4 9" minutes q s% seconds
Sidney Thomas will be handicapped at the
on time, the following special trains will be
run by the Pennsylyania road: Leaving Brook-
via st1 Aqns1 ahd fsFF 81 sPssy nd SsT
1892; Newark, 9:O2 and D:6a
The sun., 1889-11-28
A Ten.oared Cater Raee.

BosTnN. Nov. 27-Commodore soley and his
colleagues ofthe Dorchester Yacht Club have presented
silver cup enclosing silver dosrI to be conieAtsd for
In race between the ten cared euels oL the iouf wsI
oesrS Of thS race viii be SntsEtAnsa At breakfast %
the nAgnhip
The sun., 1889-11-28

TORONTO. Nov. 27.-The football team Of tho
University Toronto intend to visit New York Trenton
Fail River Paterson and Newark during tho Christmas
holidays The team Is composed OF OF the finest
football PLAYERS IN Canada and some good contests may
be expected in places where they play.
The sun., 1889-11-28

the field. as they have hitherto, but must stay
In a poorly located stand. u Il Is certain; how.
seventy press badges to their personal friends.
and that these enthusiastic youngsters will get
m de Way 81 as s life
TO reach the Berkeley oval, take the trains at
the Grand Central station that stop at Morris
sSs HGSs snd are s
cents: time of journey. II minutes. more
town will be- to take the elevated to I55th
street Trains run, thence every i've minutes
after u oSScE Fare round sdSfspD sFfip 5 cents
h9Hr the gstes will frat be 0PsHlsd The game
so cents. The railroad men say that cars to
carry 25,O00 people will be in waiting when the
game is over. There is not track room for half
Those Who drive 10 the grounds will find
Sedgwck avenue the better road NJ Is the one
road from McCombs Dam Bridge. 1t takes an
hour to drive from FitS-ninth street to the
The weather reports last night were on the
whole ominous, but, oil things considered.
there Is very good chance 1oT RANGES aIter-
phere. In which case berkeley oval mud would
become rock hard. and bloody game would
bow bow high S: or blow low low the Yale and Princeton
teams viii be on deck. and such @ eontest as will
aud may the best team win. n.,,,,
The, town was full OF collegiSns last might,
En- end 5 hqS aSG1Ss sna oaSn HousS aSs %.s %
bright with the coiors of the two colleges
which will contest the football championship
this afternoon, rain or shine. at the Berkeley
collegians pretty closely In doors during the
early evening. Most OF them went TO the thea
tres at night. and met again later in the hotel
corridors and billiard rooms.
The two teams arrived In town w., at I, 96out the
with their trainer Dr. Westorman of New
Haven, reached the Grand Central station at
AK O'Clock and went straight to their quarters
at the Filth Avenue Hotel. In the evsntpk, q
Huntsville gazette., 1889-01-05
1889.
Harper's Bazar.
ILLUSTRATED,

HARPER's BAzAR will continue to maintain its
reputation as an unequalled family journal It's
art illustrations of the highest order its lit
erature is of the choicest kind, and its Fashion
and Household departments of the most practi
supplements and fashion-plates alone will save
its readers ten times the cost of subscription.
and its articles on decorative art social etiquette
housekeeping, cookery, ETC., make it indispen-
sable to every household. Its bright short sto-
ries, and timely essays, are among the best pub
lished; and not line is admitted 10 its colum ms
that could offend the most fastidious taste
Among the attractions of the new volume will
be serial stories by Mrs, ALEXANDER. WILLIAM
BLACK, and THOMAS HARDY and a series OF pa
pers on nursery management by Mrs. CHRISTINE
TERHUNE HERRICK