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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

THE PLATFORM: ITS RISE AND PROGRESS; ~
Henry Jephson vols, large crown SNo, PIP aoo'
4S3 (Macmian a. Coz
LES LOIS FoNDAMENIALES DE L'rNlVERS. Far
lie Prince Grgor Stourdza. Svo, PIP. o6i
A MONOGRAPH on PRIVATELY ILLUSTRATFD
RoQRS Plea for Tor, DbiioTans: , BY PANEL
THE STORY OF CHICAGO. Ry Joseph Kirkland
Large svo PIP. aS7. (Dibblc Publishing Coz
ADDRESSES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE Ma
T1oNAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION Toronto
Canada. 1891
THE FORGING OF THE SWORD AND, OTHER Pc.
bradford Hudson. 12mo, PIP 1OS Woods Brothers,
MRS. BARRs SHORT STORIES. By Mrs Amelia b.
Barr. Emo, PIP S36. Robert Boomers Sons)
NOT ALL IN VAIN. by Ada Cambridge. l2mO PIP
CHARLES HADDON sPrRGEoS. BY The Few James
j. Ellis limo, pp 2l9. tflening H. he'cH Noh'
CONSUMPTION: HOW To PREVENT 1T AND now
To It. b 1--WE Iau %iT rp IA X H. i 6, R.}' " M
THE CHINESE: THEIR PRESENT AID FprTrrRE;;
S MnDiG H. ~ B. syo MN2 42. r. e. DAVIS
MOE Emo. oI rp. 80 twilllsm K. Jenkins
THE FRENCH VERB. BY Profe@sor Seheie De we're
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WEST SHORE RAIL ROAD.

o. \. {. { II. 4. T. Co.. LessceD - xy,,,
Trains leave I'D ST. North River station. Ne"> n
follows and 20 minutes earlier from foot Jsy-sI "
$3.50 A. M.-Day for Newburg Kingston: , AIoA''
daily, except Sunday west Of Coeyman's Junctoa.
7.tJ 4. ". DAILY for Albany; daily, except Suna'''
1000 4. M-Daiy. for Newburg Albany Utica; sS XXI;
cIse Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls. pe''0''' '''
l1,35 M-Bay. except Slndsy. for albany ana oa'''
ts -PPsy ssf' Ro ss9e' Noes'ss s g
eu.e Rochester. Bgnalo. Niagara Fsi' T0ron'" 10
sis Epeiy Tor Albany Utica syracuse Eosh:'.:
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit. Chicago Se Lou"s
=, daily, except saturday Tor Toronto, ~
NEWBURG LOCALS. 3 :25, 10 :l5 A. NJ Il 10 ''"'
3 SO. g 80. II AZ + NJ ,.r. ro,o,,o n
Sleeping for Buffalo, Niagara Fans, Ioroneo' ~
troi, Chicago S. Louis all through trains ,.s,,ss
Daily. For tickets, timetables, parlor ana s11spnld
accommodation or apply st ofces BroSc
lyn ass zee ss An sss Srcsd
its Bewery II PARK Place SO West iasth:ss 90
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Lehigh Valley Railroad,

PASSENGER TRAINS !,a'e foot OF Cortlandt and Des.
blo--cs sts. a. lulONs:
a. IN for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
$40 a. NJ. teneya, Lyons. ElmrA. Rochester, Buf.
fo and the west PotVile and principal local points.
CHAIR aud Pullman Car Bridge.
q a. M. for Mauch Chunk and informed lat. points
If m for south Painiet AMI all intermediate points.
l.. 80 u. NJ. for Em!ra aud intermediate points chair
ear u Wlkcsbarrr.
u. m. for runkhannock and intermediate points,
necton o Reading and Harrisburg.
. 80 D. ~ Tor Bound Br ok and all intermediate points
$40 b. m. Tor T. aud Junction ana principal inter
mediate points. Caar Car 10 l.. lnd L. Junction.
So p Tor Potsviile and intermediate points Chair
. 20 D. M Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection TO Reading and Harrisburg.
80 49, H. FlemingtOn and all intern edlatc points.
80 d. N. for Geneva. Lyons. Mr0, Rochester, Buf.
fao and the West Pullman Sleeper to Lyons and Sus.
pension BilGgc.
Trains lcII Ing at 10 M. II 80 D. M, y m. and
40 T. connect for all points In Mahanoy and Hazel.
w SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 IL III. for Mauch Chunk, uaZelton, Shenandoah
and intermediate points
) Is D. IN. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
80 D. IN. Lyons ElmirI, Rochester. But.
fao and tho West Pullman Sleeper to Lyons and Sus.
pension Bridge
General Eastern Onlce. 235 Broadway
The New York Transfer Co. will call for and cheek
baggage from hotel residence through TO destination.
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In either case his work will be equally se'NlcelDo
and equally approved y book WAS book ihd''i'"'
ally and BY itself before the days Of systematic puo
licatlon IL was Judged by it, contents as true VI
untrue, interesting or undressing, WITHOUT Ics "
authorship sources possible relation to other Oooh'
previous or contemporary, like OF unlike lHs "l'i
WHO owned it owned much parchment or paper
on which lie copied what he chose. ana wrote "n"V
he chose liz successor owned 1t in like manner al"
could treat il in like manner Even suupoIhg 'uc
owner OF book TO abstain from inserting on inc iha'b
or lctween the lines, observations OF MS owh-A" ''o
,tincnce more apt How from mental lhdoienoe
than from any idea Of literary mpIoprety-he cannon
he expected 10 abstain from inserting In his volume
any floating scrap Of history poetry which strikes
him as valuable, especially II lie has notion tna'
II cmanates from the same author as tue Volume III
his possession
This then IS the conclusion of the critics VINO h'i"
She documentary theory: number o. do'ume''N' 'c
hitting TO the cosmogony OF the world the cca'"i
o; man. the history Of the Hebrews and TIE INSTITUTION
Of the Jewish Church. were for ages current aihon-
the Jews. some Of these documents. such as the sup
posed r, J. and f. OF the critics nave leit no udco,
of their existence, while Others. sucn as thc booA vi
flasher are avowedly referred to ~ the Bibie' AZ
about the time OF the exile. some Jew. perhaps hn"
or Nehemiah or Ezekiel made companion
Of these documents incorporating also In the com
nation certain oral traditions that had been handed
down and this compilation was Substantially inv
earlier books of the Bible We now have them. Ao
cordng to this view, Moses DID not write the hS' hVo
books that aIe commonly attributed to him but II is
conceded that certain portions Of code which he ala
write are embodied in these five books ana iof 'hat
reason the whole Pentnteuch was popularity known as
the Law of Moses. In this way only 1t is SAID, can
we explain the evident ignorance OF the Jewish people
for so many centuries in regard TO the ceremonial law
given in the books OF Numbers and Leviticus. That
law only began to be observed after the time OF Ezra
and being regarded in good faith by those who then
compiled it as simply amplifcation OF the Mosaic
law, easily and naturally came to be CONSIDERED the
law Of Moses and In time Moses came TO be looked on
As IL author
All this will seem fanCifu enough to many devout
believers the Bible and It IS only fair to say that
it involves many arbitrary assumptions as TO which
there is little or proof.
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y ROposALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES

i National Armory Springfield, Mass. February l
lo92Scaei propo-als In trlpcate upon the blank
furnished this once only, will b. elVrd at this
Armory until II o'clock m on Wednesday. March ., 1892
tie following supplies, VIZ: Wheeock's improved Com
pound Engines, Materials for boilers. Hangers olsi Shaft
Ing Morse Williams Co.. Elevators, Heating and Light,
Ing Fixtures Grading Paving. Tagging SC: All articles
pance with tie specncat ons VIII be Insisted upon and
no articles atOr Of Inferior quality viii b. accepted
The Government reserves the right to reject any or ali
proposals. parts hhecof lorms containing instructions
10 o this AIN cement blank form,
popoals and Specifications for supplies with column
prices 10 he hed In by The bidder eau be had upon APP
plcatlon hy nail IN pcr'on 10 the undersigned. En-
!elopes containing proposals should b. marked Proposals
for Ordnance and addressed
4. r. RUFFINGTON Col Old Dept, U. s. A.. Con-
handing.
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NY SERMON NOTES.

sooc,io, from outlines Discourse. delivered at ee
v., o,s,iIan Tabernacle. London. by Rev Charles u
cp1rg,on Revised by himref fo NJ pv
100 m Malachi: Vol III ST. Matthew T. Ace E".' ~
rorar 10 R-velatonl2mo. cloth. lloo PIP it'Uo' po'
vol. Al 90. pvt FREQ
AS ono pours water down pump - sI,r, "a ~ \,
refresh HanV en'n nllhu Nu
% work developing is own resources -'t!o'h ~l' ~
Preface. .., 49, ,h. r.cu,r method.
a,.d bv the grea, preacher in alayIng his subjects
The sunday school journal y L
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE

For Phadepha A. 80 10 800 90. II 80 2, p u,
80 els. 80, 200. 90, 90. 80 y. M, IL ;iS
night SUNDAYS 90. 10 80. II 30 m, 80 81
For Baltimore and Washington daily Ct 90 IL 80. VITA
Dining car .. M, 80, 30 Dining Car, 100 ih'
II Is night. - - -. - n, .
Trains leaving at - A. m. 80. 100 100, 2 20
M II Is night except saturday night sunday, ~
NJ 80 90, 700 p. M have connections for Reading
Harrisburg, lottsyle, &c. Al,
For Sudbury and Wiamsport via Philadelphia. AZ ,tss
NJ, 80 80 p. l. 10 midnight except SATURDAY
nghJ). SUNDAY. 100 49,,
Tickets and Paror ar seats be procured at ~
2ol Az 9it ~ ig5S bloadwsys ~ yS, conrtst
500 Fulton-st., 9S Broadway. BROOKLYN. -
New.York Transfer Company will call Tor ana chocs
baggage from hotel residence.
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IL. IL. OF NEW.JERSEY.

LlBl.ltLl =, NOA.IH hiN
Time Table OF November 18th 1891;
80 a. N. for Easton. Maueh Chunk, wlkesbafre.
Scranton, Reading, Harrisburg Ieaqua pottSy!is sn.
Mauch CHUNK WllIssblrie and scranton
M for Ea,S Sa AND AND Ah hunk On Sundays
Easton Mauch Chunk. Shamokin and Whlianlsport -
a. a m tSr E,stog N"q Fd,. ShpaN rss She
moNn sunbury Williamsport Through couch To Williams
p tor Eastoa Mageh Chunk EessnS n,sTs
Ouis' saG,y for ia':on Maach Chunk, iamaqaa Tc-
VILE KadiGg and Is5rsHSS ., ~ ,,,s Reading Harris.
burg wlkcsbarre. scranton Tauaeua. Pottsyile, She
80 30 = M 10 EaStSH $aach Chunk, Reading, Harris
burg 80 s'S s su1 20. Fs az and p Allentown
tor Pennington 80 90 s:i5 a. m, / 90. 40.
$50 70! + sg On Sasf 4 oS 3 j
g. 80 go $50 10 90 II So 80 M ssndays
90 90 10 80 a. IN. 900 @l5' 400, . 80. Wv
10 CO. 80 90 go y 55 2? 80 80 sSs
SS 80 si 49, 10 90 Il 80 IN Y H35 nis:
sunday nd - : 80 $50 800, iS 80 90 50.
10 e. 4 g at at 80 49, fsS g. 5S st s.
@ 81 - 90 So % oo g. 10 %
p For freehold asd A,iansc Highlands a. 80 siS
tr, ED 800 a. a, M, OS p - n.a,
Pleasant, a. .$s s Iii5 ~ q 80 ,, ESd c Ssss
FOR LAKEWOOD.
A. 10 s.t5 a H.. 80. , 40 20 d. m. Parlot
cars are run trains leaving at rs a. NJ 80 s's
1 20 p. ~. NO SUNDAY train, 49,, ,.,, I.2o
For Atlantic ely viheland and BrdsetOn at $50
For Moahcuta Beach and seabrish. at 49, SIS
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Proposals.

ARMY BUILDING, WHITEHALL STREET,
~ NEW-YOKk CITY, February sta, l>3-. N.aiei
proposals., In trphtac, viii BE- received her undl IL
'.lurl noon I-'f-. uptI'd for
phing the veterinary supplies. horse and mule ,ho
Nails Toe Calk. Miro Eop' ,'c ,lrcind on cilt uLr
when gives fun Information and ''n son and had At
ia Office Preference" viii b. PNrl To articles or dp'',-
pIoiuct."n or nnnufactHr conditions Of quality and
trlc,, price Of prod the
duty thctconJ being equal. The GoNcmiucnt reserves
the right reject any or all proposal. Envelopes con
tanning proposals should be cndOrs proposals Tor Quar-
tSrn1,t. stores opened March SIN l-o-.' and
I'd lr,,-eI ALIEN. J. PEtIA Assistant Quart m1s.r
:
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GEORGE DU MACRlER.
PETER IBBETSON.

with an Introduction by his cousin Lady
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Hartford Courant-It Is lovely and inspiring, II fills the
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Literary World. Boston.-A story as uncommon as u Is
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Ct Janess Gazette London Both from the artistic and
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- ROrOSALS FOR TRUMpETS AND

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~ opOsALs FOR ARMY SUPpLIES.-Onicc

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ceJdI Notice..


N Y. SUPREME COURT GENERAL TERN
~, In tho matter q the Application o. p% '',ir %
Yosk for the appointment u trec Commissioners to De-
erinine whether RAPID Transit kn way er Eun aS. iyr
determined BY sad Board ought t. be conr'ue ei and
raee oge +, hGey r'T@ n, Il, gep an a iS ,so
oG ~ L S' S5 to tie saprc f,gr, Of SUI Of
NrWNork at Conceal cn" t.sr'gf 90 b n'' W. t b
18th day u February -. ~ e ol~nnc Of "a" our 2
i"aSeon Tor NE appo.lcl, 4 TIM, commissioners IN the
atoyecrt led nader - te"igne ana r'."It '''r dl,
hearing whether too f.vay a, dotitel Is no 9iI. ="
Rand Tioa-it Railroad ronn s-oner f.. ~" ty 81 N,
oI y, '9' All a. I'D M. application viii be-
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q RAPID transit road ,onn oa,rs ii.h ~or' acf
York on tie i5e dly Of Ja,. is., and a,n IN, ~ -,
i s.,e '| ,aa ~ he r.,.,d railway The
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