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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TYPES OF OLD ROMAN HUMANITY.


fif & she Kew fHo' j. caarc u A. WIN nos
tfations. PIP vi. 344. d. Appleton a Co.
The sketches in this volume will he found
entertaining as side gances upon points wien
Qravcr history excludes from consideration
History can hardly 90 beyond hypothesis, for
cxample in explaining away the charge OF
cowardicc against Horace But in paper
which is partly argument AMI partly fancl'
Mfr Church can present the poet a speaking III
his own deleuce Modern democratic noti''S
in politics. and the observation OF modorh
parties enable him to put 4 very plduSpc c\-
cuse into the mouth vi the quondam ioe' WIN
became the devoted friend Of Augustus AZ"
Maecenas Like modern trimmer, IN uo"pV %
to which way the wind of victory Will "i'"'
Horace. after the first excitement OF nero
worship which led him into the army coinnahucu
nv the murderers Of Caesar. waited ior HIS
bettcrs TO run away and then followed 'he'h
When the opportunity perhaps the nece'Si'S' "a
commenting in verse on his youthful rsS"n'ss
came he was not unwilling, Nh 'hurch '"ihhs'
TO make the case against himself rAohef worse
than IL was "But. TO tell the truth. he il
npposed 10 say, Il had a motive IN t'lkHe AZ
I did about my share in the battle. You see
7 had r. make friends with the cOnqucror, and
what was the good of making oat that hau
fought desperately to the last? That woui"
have been mo recommendation. 10 | rather
laughed at myself, and if other people laugh
at me. well. | can shrug my shoulders ana pear
IT. / shall not be unhappy If they think l
am poor soldier. if they VIII aIio" 'ha' am
something of a poet lie mou'Th Po'ho Vi
Wow 10 even more prominent in Mr. ChurchS
..,imoto Of Aucas,us His salutatonS' says
the author. "wcre as free and nnceremonoHS
ga the bandshakinas of an American President.
Though one could not easily name man III
American history who filed place Ike tla' OF
Maecenas as a patron OF learning, it, would NOT
10 hard In name MANY who welded as he did
what the Romans called potentia, for NaecehaS
held no Office At the very height OF
his honor he firmly refused 10 be raised ont oil
the Equestrian rank into which he haI oeen
born. He had absolutely no position IN
the country. but lie had the EmpernrS ear
Tbrourhout. the book gives an impression that
the most favorable types have been chosen to
show off the better side of Roman civilization.
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WILLIAM BELL SCOTS LIFE.

,urnr,o.;rAruCAL NOTES OF TIE LltE of
WILLIAM BrII. SCOTT, and Notices Of hi' Ait'u'
and po.,, circle o. Friends 1880 TO 1852. Edited by
w. Mimic. Illustrated by Echings BY hi'ns'''' ""'
Reuroductions CT Sketches by Himself ana 'r'""''
o o,,u.. svo.. cloth Uncut Edges and Gilt
Tops, 50 90. In Box)
william Eel SCOTS Acquaintance with many ., N etrrd
nased authors and artists OF Great brN" nv,
ne Ncrioi Of NOR. half cvnturN "es'
r,b CHRISTOPHER North and sir Walter oDo" cet~niits
",na,no , ,1rlrisinglV large p'r foh OF ul9 ,-an'cs
~ the generation preceding our own is me- =, ssy
ar of extraordinary interest ana Nhlue. ~ o,f,in. nur
~, M orner suto S.oe .nphy OF recent year CONAN" ~
matter for Instruction. emet attainment qua uc'N"''
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FOR LAKEWOOD,

M 80 s.i5 4 NJ % % 80 sINc.ap. I 90 T.. Il.
Tor Ion, RNcr. Bamcgat rlA. aHd nan"'ut, 30.
: - \. NJ. a.. 90 4. NJ. -
fol At.Antc city, Nnrand and Brld,eton 80 \. NJ.
Tor Monmouth Beach Seabr,glt and Highoai Beach
30 SID II 80 A. NJ. | 80. 10 100. 4 20 T. II.
SUNDAYS. y 90 \. NJ. > 90 T. VI.
Ticket, and laroi-car seats can be procured az l12 30
26l 40 -. 9l2 lao BroadNay 20 Murray st. ~ !
canal IT. ~ ia~, l4th % Columbus Az. and 81
Nj I25h St York 1913 Washington 81. rs Full.
ton IT. BrooklNn. and q Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG.
Wrscott Express Co. will call for and check blygge
from hotel or residence to destination
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".
RuODES'S UNITED STATES.

u1.T0ry OF TIE UNITED STATES. From Tie Oo"'
promise Of 1850 BY James Ford Rhodes. VOL L.
1s5o1s5l: VOL H.. 1s54-lScO. PIP. w, lo'" Two
vo.,u>s s,o Cloth Uncut EdsI aud ''ilt tops
''V ye
$3.50. ,,,. ,,,,,.. embrace the history ~ nomeni.us
rjt moi nut one frauHht with ~ fl, ~. TT,.i
Consequences l. ginning HIth,tiy Of the famous
Oh origin i.' oil account vi ulf dl'''
States tie author tfaSy which throughout this PERIOD
promise ntssurc,sH attention Of the ration relates the
political uOwna OF Wing and the formation OF
eieroslNii ltan parry tells about the struggle Tor
>t3f.m,cy IA ,lsas, aud rnay d. rbes the events
which ed 10 the defeat OF Democratic party by IN"
election OF Abraham Lincoln In 1850. The work Is III
result Of thorouch and scholarly investigation. and VIII
b.. welcomed a. q complete ludcious, aud Itr
mined history " that important period.
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Philadelphia EApg,ss, 400 As, 900. 10 90 II 30
win Du.ng Cor A. NJ. 30. rs. y 30. with Dining
CGr l o. . co. 900 : .o. 10 4. NJ. ~ 10 night
sunday 800 1880 IL 20, With Dining Car; n M
49, 80. with dining "a, } 100, $50 L. NJ l. 40
Baltimore and washlng,o Cypress daily At 20. II 30
vita Du.ug car \. NJ. l:so 80. dining Gar. 90
lt.CD Baltimore only T. n. Il 10 niFht. 49,. III,
iarior tais "a Day 4 raj. s'lF,' ~ NSa nv ~
r. .oO. 900 5:i5. : 80 =. ~. - II nieht cAc.pt
saturday night sunday II 80 \. NJ. 40. 80 Co
= 80 90 =. NJ. ]. Is mrht. . 80 -,
.,. Il irr-burl ~ 90. 40. - y. NJ. ~ ~
-co. 90 40 r. NJ. l. rs night except SltWdN nsnt
,lndh-. II 80 \. Nj. co. 200. . 80 T. NJ. l. 10
H.. pott.,nlc at 90 -. $50 \. -. l.oo, lao.
%. 80 T.. NJ. L. L. night cNcd Siu la' al ~ Hu!
dave 30 A. NJ. l:CO 3.3o 200 Z. VI. l. 10 night
For 'uubuiy INisbIfr and Wimn,l"ii at 90, 80:
81 \. NJ. 90 j). $50 =. NJ. Il 10 nieht except
satura, nisht sundays rs \. NJ. eco +. NJ. II rs
For ri,fon Bethlehem Allentown Mluch chunk Nc
500. 49, SIS \. NJ. 80. 30. . ~ - 70 Allen
town. T. Y SUNDAYS {: 20 - \. NJ GO. 80 4. ~
fos Mikc-harr.. Pittst@n and -cranton. $40 y NJ
.Y' T.. y. I 80 \. VI.
Fs tIlIi l.rldt. branch. 90. II 80 n NJ. 40
For Pert, Amho, at ! 80. 20. : 10 ~ 80 n NJ
80. 90. -, b. 6:i5. 30 4. NJ. sunday 300
ior A. and Highlands &c S.lj II 80 A. NJ, 80
30 - O.i5 T.. NJ sunday, 90 \. NJ. 90 Z. NJ
ter ftc,h,d 80 -. Il 30 \. M 80, 30 . :bs
Tor Red Punk Lonr Branch and point, south 10 polni
Pleasant 80 > Is, 30 \. NJ, 80 - - 10 Red
BANK only. 400 I %. 10 l.. VI. Sandlys. tNecps
ocean oruNr ah A~bult IJra . 90 \. NJ, 90 4. VI.
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THE WORLDS ARMIES.

,ut ARMIES OF TO-DAY. A Description Of the hin"''
81 the Leading Nations at The Present Time. IH'S-
,.,,ca s,.o Cloth Ornamental cncut Edges and Gilt
Top, SO 80.
The chapters in this volume eml1ace and
axosit,on NJ the armies Of the ued states ur0r o,
.lt veofbeir organization discipline '4uiPiehl ''e
romps ratve efficiency and the cost OF men d nn
Tie rption Of eaen is trustworthy anu I'M
ri.te I'M, numerous illustrations made ail'f ''a V
personal observation add much TO ITS interest anu N"
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

q. Y. {. & II. Z Kk Co, L9>-ee)
Trains leave West 4T,t station, New.fork, rs fa.
iovs aud Is minute nom Il. Frnk!in-St, y. r.
800 \. M.-paily for Newburgh Kingston. Aosnyi
daily Exc. Sunday. west o, 'ueyman's Jc
1,1S A. M.-Dalv Tor Albany except Sunday Montreal
loco 4. M.-Dai, hany. Ctica. racuse Roches
pufalo Niu1I1 Fails, Detroit, chicago; except
SATURDAY Tor Toronto.
iI.35 4. M.-Dnly except Sunday. for Albany and
400 o. w. Daily except sunday. for Albany.
5,I5 ~ VI Daily 10 Albany. Montreal, Utica. Sy&
cn,r. Rochester, luflle. NiaG1Ia FAILS, Toronto De-
oie Chicago. II. Louis. =,
$3.50 r. VI. Daily. eNoeut sunday. for NewbuFsh, AZ
lany. Saiatoea and Mortr";l.
S.iJ r. W. Daily FOR Albany, tea syracuse Eoches'
t,r. Buffalo. Nj gaa fa's Toronto, DetFot Chicago
II iVERSrRNw LOCALS. PAS. = :45P N.
NEWBt' re- LOCALS. 20. 10 - A. NJ, i is, 30.
80. go iliJ J.. NJ.
- cping cars for iurao N.aga'a tails Toronto
p.iy. tickets. timetables. plrlOr and sleeping
ca accommodations Information. apply Offices Brook
lyn 1888 Westinghouse. 72O Fuitonst., Annex o1ce,
foot OF FultoIst; Ncw.Yok CITY, 27l, ll3. 1913, IsSi
ai2 nroaiway LAP rowcry 81 last lith.st.. 10 West
C. T. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
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faw Schools.

JNVENING LAW SCHOOL. ~ co,,,,o, -,
II TIM METROPOLIS LAW SCHHOL has
Commenced It's second. year, ABNER C.; lHoMAs:
IL D. Dean. thorough and practical .courre
q instruction is offered leading TO- degre OF LII
B. Apply CLARENCE D. ASHLEY sfetaeF'
214 Broadway.
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Neal 5lnlr.
canrt,nu Sales OF Real estate.

7, rREKA IRON MD STEEL WORKS. ro,r,,c
I'm Eureka Iron ard steel Works will otor te "l'
sInahl pr,p,ty sl,ua9d in Che city Of Wyand"v'' w..
comfy Michigan for sale at public auction TO '''
, ..i.r nj fine on.cc OF The company in Wya"do'tc ~
-. C.lnulre modern charcoal blast fun1 = eaY"'"
i,tr 800 tons peg diy. with dock frontage OF "o' "
n, tho Dc,rsit River: she'd. pit Iron yaih W. -
ol. Il ling mill with dock fsontaee OF 80 l'oO ~,
n,roIt Riycr and a depth of about 800 feet: 3''u '
,o,,ai,l,4 one plat. mil tain, bar mil trans 7''"P w
much bar tain heating furnaces ard other appu'''
,,oc ooicc bulldinc, locomotives and cars cr
I'd: Ralhoad track, with right Of way c. n"''.'1
,h furnace aad milk with the Lake Shore ana N'''
so,,thern and Michigan central Railroads .
ttL: lso lot. averaging 30 feet float by I'o i''
T.. defth in said City Of Wyaudote and laIt,' o '"
IN ,, township Of Ecorccs south Of and Immediately 'u
oininr the city with frontafe OF about o'o ''O o ~
pe,,olt River and extending b tine River K'"d % '
Til, to prspeIty perfect and free from CIRCUMFERENCE
For particulars apply to
SIDNEY d. MILLER. Secretary.
so G~iswod-st.. Detroit; Michigan ---
D0yI APPI.LION, JR,
TX Peal Estate AuctiOte"r -, y y
-, Church Station. y. j., ma 10 BroauW'y' a.,
"I.nntt,hic Arralel Will sell az Public AH,'t no,cr
tt1isS. AZ lh-a,c 18th. lsh and ION st. ~. ""a
Z + ON >nfir,ay Nov 18Th l~92. ~ -" y. ", -
d..i,,bN building los now owned bv The 'r''c"0 "''"
Ca" 60.
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stations New DIRK foot of Barclay and Christopher
streets.
SHORTEST LINE. yEsTIBULED TRAINS.
n,.,,,,.x n.,.rrs

Direct route 10 Nf;wAhK, bi-UJMfIL.LD MONT
lug Ridge Madison. MorristoMn. Pas;alc, paterson,
Boonton. Doy,r, Stanhope. BuDDs LAKE. ,LAkE
HoPATCoNG. Hackettstown. SCHGoLEYs MQIN.
TAIN Washington fHILLlPSBi RG IASIOS.
WATER GAP SnkGt i'>n =, re.os9 McgI iY.
COKE. DNNVILLE, NORrHrMRFRLAND, Mon.
Nile UTICA. RCHFiELD SPRINGS, Cortllni,
SYRACUSE, oswEG0. ITHACA, owEGo, ELMIRA
CORNING. BArH. DANsyILLE. BUtFALQ and ~
pOmts " 80, A1lt!hwtSf AND s0U IHWtsT
300 1. M.-BVFFALO UTICA and OSWEGO TX.
ll,I.>s Pullman parlor ears. Connects al Bufas
with train for ChelsO, arriving 9:i5 a. m n'M
,.sO 4. M.-BINGUAMTON MAIL Stops at princi
1,60 p. M.->CEANroN. BINGHAMTON and Eli
MIRA EXPRESS. Pullman nalor cat.: -
I:IO y. VI. SCRANTON. WlLKESBARRE and PLYM.
Ol-1H EXPRESS. Pullman psrior cars
1880 p. W. lyl.-EUFFNLO LIMITED EMPRESS
pullman stepcrs AulNes at IL q. ~.
900 4. VI. tDaily1.-Rr fFALO. UTICA and o>WEGO
EMPRESS. Pullman >crpcr>. - -
TICKETS and PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at u
Murray-st and 800 Broadway Tickets NJ ferry stations
80 and Proaiway 81 West i2i:h-st. a35 Columbus
ave, New-Yor6; 3a3 Ma-kineton st.. 20 Fu'0n-s aud
32S Rrdiod ave B-ooAAn. ilm' tables, giving full IN
formation. at all station.
WFSTCOIT EXPIRES COMPANY viii call for and
check az hotel residence T. destination
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cost an0 tonn0.

I OSr-Bankhook No 1872 093 OH Dry Dock Saving.
u Bank. Any per-n having claims upon said book is
called upon to mt hs 10 the bank within thirty
days thu said book Will be declared cancelled and ex
tinGuishcd and new one issued In lieu thereof.
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REAL ESTE.
p,-s,yESs Ar THE ECHANGES.

1,,, wore only two auction ,es in ue le'i 49,
market Yesterday, both under icclo1f'. ,H'''P oaa
S,uyth cold So los 100. ld2, anr NV =, ,,,r,r
bundrd and third--t.. h,e-o7y rs 3:NI04
e !snc Tid' esis - &c. ito 21ot 'o ,G S4,So
No; ~ ia 95yioi "a 81 - All from the puma"
in ng ,p' Kennedy orerd f. los on A.,de ,Ia,c
M a." ~ inc iour r. adjoining h' ~ fcr
irougit si.0oo fol the nei al W . rank YCrln Oh
Intro l' III. -5 5rsGon,, iGny.donns To- s7SSoo
prn%gh - - from JOAN g. 90: ., ., ,,nounc,d
% following ale al -trontiact are 9Lro,..one
W@m 4 49, $50 MI fo9f:'ens. or 80 800 Also
40. 81 Smins-'t.. iot sooV'.
REAL ESTATE TANFER''
uosokca.,t H. snd -.O.2g2 Wst-st Mo'f'' - s,- 600
Third--t. $40 Wcst. Ihrodor b'''"1" 1900
su E.e't So' ii to 49, iaca,i'c.M III"
BIeecAcr-,, II =. d706 n { 81 Bnsa""s 80 10 600
spi.nest - and ~ Nui., ', ,,en H'' Coooo
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cd ,G,''' :, =: # y $50 pe''lll lilo
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oot,lf 80 . " q .tr,d F2oNooo -" ~.
aais ~ Mc,!, Hrt6% VA h''e''n u LIME 2o.o,
sci. Z. .5;s +; 49,. a;' .co s-2' fd
vaii II PRISON i9',t Da,id Ncvbnrr and
vie TO AO.sc Il o. ada,c.. ioos,--5 I'd
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eorUSs can II n'.ceaS 81 to- Mona, 27oo,
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RAILROADS.


b RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AmER'CA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT By
BlockSignals Neutrality-suspicious.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OF
Desbro.ses and Corti;indt Streets
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o. sT.IOgIs hND CINCINNATI EMPRESS
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S 20 and St. Louis 90 p n
TIE tOIi Igls nv
3'po and PennsySanis Karosd fesaIue rasssnser
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THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
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ii 3: aav c 9acsps asa 10 m next
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,OUruwg-TEKN EXPRESS.
't 20 tnciat Memphis iSSls Dining Car
IT, 20 n second sa a S6n.. on Richmond and Dan.
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'o Tso e Fase@ BSfes ssepISg csr Sswosaa'
Ma Knoxville. Chattanooga, and Birmingham
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
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70 Gsps NIX % ss2' 6.gsa Grow. md po,n.
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no. sto az Ashuv PARK and Ocean Grove on sundaysJ
FOR philadelphia.
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%. 2;1o. 90. 80, 40, 80, . 90, 90, go
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baggage from ho.o, residences through 10 desnauon
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Won MOLTKE'S LIFE.
MoLTKE: HIS LIFE ANB CHARACTER. skctci-d In
Journals, Letters Memoirs Novel and Autoblogrnph
ical Notes. Translated by Mary Eerms. With
Illustrations from Drawngo by Motke. Portraits. and
Fac-Simile Le.ters. svo, Cloth SO %.
Uniform with the following:
The Franco German War Of 1901. By l.Mar'hh
Count Helmuth Won Mo,tkc, 80 90.
Letters OF Fcld.Mafsha Count Uclmu,h M,ltc 10
his Mother and his Prothcrs 50 %.
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ftlnsrnl JnetrumrntS.
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terness toward her father, never speaking
to him except when impossible TO
avoid It.
This, however, made little or no i'm
preston upon the colonel; children had
few attractions for him at any time. and
he was too much prey to his own bitter
ness OF heart to be conscious as yet TO his
little daughters arrangement.
Mrs. Leonard Thorne and her pretty
daughter, finding such state OF affairs too
irksome to be borne, made all haste to
their own home, as soon az two or three
rooms could be put In habitable condi-
ton.
The colonel did not oppose this plan:
he did all that no could, in fact, to ex-
pedite the work on the house by way Of
making amends for Furnivaps summary
dismissal; but after Flora was gone, his
health seemed to fail suddenly, though he
did not acknowledge that he was i'll.
Miss Elvira, in alarm, contrived to have
the doctor pay him visit, as if by chance I;
and the doctor urged a change OF seen e.
The colonel for a long time resisted,
but at last he allowed himself to be per-
suaded to visit an old aunt of his who for
many years resided in New York. He set
of alone one sad September day, when
the land lay awearY in the sunshine, and
the cicada kept up din, and the cotton
fields were white for the harvest.