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DUMINATIONS:
THE IDEAL AMERICAN LADY AND OTHER
ESSAYS.

By ALBERT MATHEWS Paul sicsvokl' author u "a
CONTENTS.
The Ideal American Lady. Woman Surrace IN Amcr a,
vonci a. Rcligioni,i- Chlike NatIic Of Woman Cnil
J,icht If Women, Words about Woman, Friendship, be-
,wccn Men ami Women. Third Love. Religion Ba-i,
~ soccty Personal Immortality. Life aud Doitn. The
1,,,ie of Life \ Wcl.l.ounncd Lie Success ~ Line.
vaiuc Of Life Approach of Od Age. hucnit of O.d
,@. American Politics. Great Fortunes ii America
Is,Ics.nc,s Sosl Appearances Social Infe.o- Social
Isolation snobbciy sgccai Human Natprc Ancc t,r>.
,a, llnc .r. Conspcuousnc,s Mctr polian l. eac
nrs Mcnast.rcs Gossip and Autobiography, The specuIa
,i,: pSiosohcr Puritan Phi oophy i.ignt and Wrohs.
Doine Notning Dread OF Cca-urc Fasidou.ncss. Good
vs Mental Indolcnee lhiloolhy Of sclfInirg,ncr.
s"neroiity our Iusion Popular Deiu'itn,, Borrow
,,npI nofc. Teaching Eackwa d Authorship Lteia,
ppnsriiy Contcnp Rcpu,tion InfcIsiy OF Autnois
pa,," ;yrfnc Tnc Dfariltr Fa'utT, Cfl:i ism Toe
comn" Novel Verbal Music, Novelty Ia Bc,.Letcs,
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'''"'''' o"'r GEO. p. PUTNAMS SONS.
~ " oansT N Y. "a BEDFoRD-sT.. LONDON.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Anderson, william 4, ,dIs b. to rrowDrldse, w..
lota;3,ss; 81 1c'o's pcsSody a; executor,
T rs ioth-,. Of 2d-avc, 3 years s.;;.. ;,..i.,a
Ercrn Jane. X, IT al TO Estelle liasnera
7cth.st OF Amstcriam-ave, mortgages
prass' a iiis,av IL and wife to Henry Olsen,
p,soy Mar and anc-neT to Eiir Collamo'e
lioth.st, " Of pleasant-aye. nSnoim yeals,,
Eurqc Henry and wife. to Herman Mundhen
Wa.trbc teraye n " corner OF kclly-st. year
Clement joseph %. and wife To the rr du, c, IN,
,hansc Buildag and Loan Aso at,on, oente
line NacLic.a,r. e of Eilwood-,t. 30 Share.
Cannon John r. and wife to Murray \ hii''
lota.;t ,u, q I.naD' ,o Enpssma iS Del Hayo
as cNccrtrIN. and another. II '-d-st Oh
crniom william 10 John j Wy.ong ard another,
n Is ;ih.st Of iith-avc, l ye,r -:ac,,,ss..;;
Ce,ran Mary L. 10 a Constant, II -o'n-s'
uamiean' Mlry i and another. 70 United STATES
Helm r9"'' A;fcr ard iH wife to + Aibrsch,,
Tint nave. of Ceiar-s' Xe,r,, p.c
H'Ssy rSsS TiSsa !Saa j. az ana wsm Ts To- oS D'ts
Hogan Eriicct. to c Kendall. 'th'a'e cor
Koch i'3hc'ia. and another TO James Alexander.
ljoth.-t Of ilih,ave : v',p' ,p J. law.
renee and another, i?th-st, Of 5th-a'e de-
,vns mana Anna to the southern National Bank.
Fdgrcon'b.ayc n g cornt: laOth-sf m,ni:
Lang Charl : aaf VIII, q Mwe. goldsmith, ;
rexr n,'"n. Lac ant another D. jacob ,oldstein.
n Broomc-~t. OF Norfoik-.t dema,a Mc..,,,o,
Merrick Amntaa and anorsr to we., tss N tusp,e
w coracr s9th>t. ye,rs--..-- -,
Mcchan John. TO Alfred Roe, >, li'u''st' Z"
Musr ana %' is.osia. 20 ssansn'yl'a s
McManas Chailcs J. and wife e Nm, Mnn MsMan@S' ss
NtN,nas rpA cGoc OF j. '"r nad ws nsA to the Emqant
Industrial SAVING, Dank ?'th-s'' Oh
yoc csa'T Wa% rk oSd %f'5 It ss'T 10 cnry Copeland
trustee 7thavc. W corner 3,tl-sf n2teS.',
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pr,t. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Washington st. W :. 100 It Of Hubert-st; John
l. Brower and anot .er executors, 10 Lyman ~
1,, so'in r,oaaaS aaS \" ic2; Samuel Moslowtz and
another TO EerSha q Of ie"oSay 5ax25o, and
other property; Phillip kissan et a. eAec"''r''
tnr'i.p c",ner Irdson-st and other property;
same 70 same IDS # . Of sthaye and other
nrorcrtv. same TO same. ''..l
otb'rt prppI,', 800 r. OF Avenue A. 6oS9o, and
other pro- cG rrty r. 'r"c Of Avenue A. 25xoo, and
other property: sime to same md ,ha,
Avenue 4. - 80 II n o, otn-S'' ''N''' ''N'' .. "'1
prD.els' pnnn corner Gth.st sane TO same:
od.st n s. 100 # Of lst-ave' ana o''er pfopf"'
r,:a sa"e i.road%ay % n corner scammeI-st, and
Other property ,oo savr MIehael Paron 70 Pima Baron
Epoome.st. Nos 2ii'a to 22i; Levy 1as
as..s ,oase''1 No Co; Laura Bader to Bernard Meu'
ud.oat SaG@eF 10 SO nelson to jenny GU,S SeI,Sn taS
70 Anna ga ooo ~ r. Of otb.ave a5xo2 GEORGE
1stn;s1 bcrmahanc ard another to Isabella
Hamilton corncr IVES: End-avc. 2txs2; Ar:
s3,ni,,t s3,,,, Merritt and another to oopiia Il
Murha -; :, " ., jA,m..cri,m.avc looxI25
'ctasg ia-sav to Adclnh Flake and anoth'cr
,o,S.st n :. eI2 r. o oth-ayg, 1sxl1o' rn
and !, Lu'esr ,oj n n OF ofi.aye. l6yIOo Grace
'e'n'', Ma@ssali - + 10 Grace N Mar.ba rso:,a,;
ct:s ss," IT. rs 5i it 4" TO q kstn = sscsr
.,,r" ~ q corner 7od-st l02y1Ho: Freunds'ha's
Soclcty % Max Nathan et a. 'runSes - Oh in,,iei
,c5dst n = I53 II . ~ 6th-aNc. 1sNoo Dah'ei
IN Ever 10 Minerva RIVER. - 80 -
,,a,b.n no lls Fast; Edward Murray TO Il
,c5t.f ~ II II Of P1rkaye. ?oNi1oi f'ea'
-orlIL Iohr md another to Wm Nlck!a...
l.i.t.at. No 3i2 West; WIN Foster 10 jacob
Warden an, t,o.,o, ,,d
same property; Warden to W FOSTER anu
West Tnd.ave 5 Q corner s0th-s.: 24X,2 "e'rse o.
orrdincr TRY ref rec t. \. McrriI 80. -
-5,hst n . o3o IL W q 2d.ave. 75AlO2i FANNIE @,
I,wepsfep % Henry Frlucnthil -. a., o'
Aoth.st No $50 Fast; Julius Crown 10 Nary "a
Crown 10
,o6,h.s. : I2j n OF }oulevarl 2oA'ci IL IL q
JI,hio referee 70 Jelhro w Clute 90, =
l,eth.st : = 80 It OF Boulevard, Z'N''' o
14;th.st : 100 II OF 7th-a,e; Geo Landon o
10 J j Ne clhan a. 100. ,ranrv
l1th4vc . t.. so Il OF 17sth-st, .oNlco; Henry a,
10 NJ BOelfc1-- ~
Lot ii part Of map North M.lrose West,h,>,m,,
Comfy: Hugh McShone and ano;hor TO ,
l.olhle iterec' =
li3d,st II g 200 n . of collese-a,e' Lohr ana I,
another T. T. VI Stonley Iii =
Ieach.ave =. lt6 II OF 1J0th-st; Tteai"e" =
Ket lam ct al to Gus,lye prllz and another.
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n APPLETON & cos NEW BOOKS.
POEMS OF NATURE.


nNrxfc OC NATI-pE
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love Of Nature The volume contains over forty poems
the list beginning with ihe eissic 10 waterfowl"
an exact as well as loving student Of the ields and
ana MS mcro"sny e,nc mh,s S ha Stua'e % ro
truthful records as we,l as n,gh sc,,neue WORTH
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Oanrins Nraocmiss.

A IEXANDER MACGEEGOKS Mendcs-ohn Assembly
"a lopni-. 4cS west 10Th. ~ Pryatr lr..on.
~ dancing. The ncns Ella, will begin Eyrg Dec. Gt.l
Tor which pfc,ion. application must be- made.
NE;NANDp'S ACADEMY iG. r.. 55th-st.-rHICES
i brDCt I'd -tlasS"- Private lessons any
Lour. 81 Waltz aud all fhon,be dances taught rapidly
q 70. =. WALLER. lar'y returned from Europe
NJ tassrs AID rFiggte Lessons I'm Society Dances daily
f26 Courbu--oVc.. sOth and slst st..
~ GEORGE DODWOkTH.
l. No. GSl Iffth-avc.
Class and rrIva.e lc-sus. Mems class commences Mon.
day Dec. an. tNrw) Tuxedo lanciers.
WM. PITT RIVERS AND MAETIN T. RIVERS,
w 81 Wa 42i.t
Circulars o. application.
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Mem publications.

A NOTABLE BOOK.
n LIFE AND WORKS OF ALEXANDER
ANDERSON. THE FIRST AMERICAN WOOD
ENGRAVER. -
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Special Edition d. Luxe limited 81 numbered and
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Only seven copies of this ed ton remain unso'd
srhc Illustrations chosen for this volume many in
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wofk."-Ncw.Y .Yoik Tines.
THE Dary * curious Tor its picture Of the time
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1.-THE Blue Paviions," etc. 12mo. sl0o In the
Series Of Macmilian's Dollar Novels
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Vcncters.

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"A tc hers, gONcrncs>s etc, all depts. rccOnncId
scnool> I, parents. $50 jttve liooK 3dinI 2Jth-st
A YALE GRADUATE. experienced tutor wishes private
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Address YALE. Tribune Office.
ID HiVA1E PrpIIS wanted by college gr.duat.; e'-
i ncutaIy and adNanrtd insrut tiDr Would read 10
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4. y, 1,9i2 rroadvay
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MACMILLAN & CO.'S
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These rccolections i-e Fanu cover rciioo OF
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The value CT the volume enhanced by the authors rm'
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the novelist whose life account has hitherto Deeh
given.
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A ...SrOpY rcw hous,. .Cx55xlno all improvements
n handsomely drccrat IN iirLcl.s. s 9nr rri
be rented Oct lst 1894, at the rat 9i ~ r.
year; worth g., 600. CIIAS. T. SCHufLEt' - "
New-York tribune., 1893-11-18

,c5,f ~ y I, Q Of P1rk-avc. ?3Nloo' f'ei'
erltk Rohr aud another to Wn Nich''r Nichr..ooh :
,,i.tt No $40 West WIN Foster 10 J'c"o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09
RETAIL coal DEALERS At DINNER.

AZ EVENING OF FEASTING AND PLEASURE AZ
THE NEW CLUBHOUSE OF THE EXCHANGE.
Tho sixth annual dinner of the Retail Coal Exchange oil
81 a York was held last night in its new clubhouse a.
EIfty.cghth.st and Lcxington-aIe About l'o hcmceF
and their guests sat around TIE tables. over which LOUIS
Muller the president. presided. All enjoyed the good
dIn-or errcd and when hc toast begal they wers pr
n,r,d TO greet sally Of wit with hearty applause
David MeAtam the toastmastfr Charles +. Dawes
,e.ponded to 'Tho Exchange" james X. Kenney, eA-
Novcr ~ Reading Penn. "PcnnsyV 1ni,, the Grca'
Coal State" Colonel John L. Thomas to The Consumer
Joseph Grcason OF Brooklyn, TO 1.-The Greater New
yort", Edward r. Bartlett To The Ladies' AMI F. F..
Saward TO "Our County,
slve- coffee service given 20 Thomas Thedford.
who was president Of the exchange for four years The
dinner was marked by goodcowship and ccriaity. IL
wa. even rlmorcd that diners thoroughly cloyeG
coal so IA 20 give the consumers chance n exp Hence
similar genaty and warmth thensevesa sensation many
have missed this winter.
Among those present were Samuel q. French David
s. Wells j.. Cummings, :. j. Nelson, c. W EuN' \.
" jerks NJ Jackson. u. buchanan. i. De Wit H. I.
Van Nostrand T. Wiltse w. NJ. Harlan q. W Gregory.
J. l.. Eddy T.. o. Schermelhora 7. J. Davies, W. j..
Brown, Il. X Macacy, J.. Elliott S. j. Nel"on, \. T.
Rice q. Ell, c. T.. Davies Frank Moore j. T. Rogers.
Joseph T.. Dixon, Il. L. Moore and NJ. Ebr'nrcich
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BELKNAP-on TUESDAY at Newark Elijah Delknap n
Relatives and facnts are invited attend the funeral
from hts Late a 5ssSsnes az q
The Nat Dank q the Npubhc, New-York.
noYcE-sadaenly Mond,y February g. lsos Rsh he
line r. wife Ct George A. poyee and daughter Oh the
{; r e r1a so NSs S
Trains leave parcl,y ard Christopher sts. FOR Grovcs
In i5ss o@ q at fisS xii X NY
cAMPBuLL Ils.kensosk ~ T. on s,, wsdn %sSsS:
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
9enee Sc% gs Sty O' GGa '' Coc st. D. in The
i fTlgnsa p'ii IN naaao, " Y.
Christian conshlsen, aged 81 years beOyei husband OF
r@ieTa eryse. q hi. late resdacs $50 G'cene'ave.
Burial private.
ceacHyoS Harrison wssshs,ter CO. " ys1 FEB;
Xcicc o: funeral hereafter
Funeral to-day 1hllsia lay at D. eol iorkss Jersey
city.
J. aud Adelia {. Uarins did a; bis parents ,.idencs
452 WIouehty-ayc, brooklyn, February D. 1888 aseo
mEDDEN-on Monday rcbrn,-y 9Th, 1898 suddenly q
Pneumonia Edward l.. cIGel, IN ;ac Coth year Oh MS
.ycs and Of The family invited led to attend
THURSDAY morning III February ON at 10 O'Clock.
HUTCHINSON brief ilne,s chsre r.; h rn%rSn
Faerai servcS: church. BIca1way and csa'
Relatives aud friends are respectfully invited 20 attSnd
KENEY-At her residence. Hartford. Conn, Tuesday
eyeng February 7h isss My JSannte wid2 1Sm q
GOODWIN ~ the S0th year OF her age.
MERYDF-on Wodne.da Fchru,ryy sih o. paeunonia'
sfvices rcsiense her s9osl.s, s,mss!
NJ. and George !, t'kson ii East Sis'-s''' fEday
Augusta, Ga. papers please copy.
aaE n" asaa Of ne a"S Julia Il Park
s ss RdSar sr nan S on d Howard sna
rane, services "a e. r. cnS cS Of ns gaH 2ss Com
96. james rrgS SHs'P !" his 7h y year
F. s;5I,s "a, ss
.;oce Of funcr / hereafter
s % 81 ,a ms an H. rp rss
in the S5h year Of hi. age. ,,.,,.., s..,.,-
are invited to attend the funeral servcc the WAYNE
Street Reformed Church, Jersey City Frd'y 10th nsa'
Iniermen! at Cedar Lawn Cemetery: Pa'srsC, ,
A special train Will leave the Penn H. H. depot {"
r., j w, T issas on Monday
Funeral THURSDAY morning at 10 o'clock
Wisens husband Of Polka wiEcns nee Weber.
rs IL tGS os and yfa S Si H Of tie family 70
tho funeral residence No. 1l6 E,s 10th
st. on Friday afternoon the 10th Inst, at o'clock
The remains VIII be taken to Wood wn for interEent
WOODRt- FF-Suddcnly, Monday afternoon, February
cth. Helen Chapman wife II col. H. c. WOODRUFF
Funeral Services at 293 4oh-st. at 10 80 M.
Thursday. Fchru3ry o.
Interment MOrlistown, y. j.
WRriIlT-On wednesday. February g. a: "The Arison."
Agnes Maud Mary eldest caagh;r Of John VIZ CAT and
Mary Hall Wright.
Funeral private.
scottish papers Will please copy
Kensico Ccmeerv. on tho Harlem Railroad - minutes
from tho Central Depot New Depot a. entrsnes
Fast 42d-st.
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CONCERT FOR MISS LILLE BERG.

The morning concert given for Miss Lille Berg yes
teray at the Madison Square Theatre proved to be great
financial success Owing 10 the untirng e@ots OF Mfs
Edward Iauerbach the parOncsses who aided her IN
the undertaking. the theatre Tlct b. those wei
known IN the fashionable verdi who listened TO Lo-
era are Interpreted by Madame Moody Manners Messs'
Charles Manners Johannes Wolf. Joseph HOLMAN Arthuf
rrl.helm and Victor Iarr all OF who'll had gwen 'e'
services.
Among tho patrons and paroac SOS. many OF """"
ucr. present were Mrs. PalanStevcns MIS- bray 10"
rvc Mrs Henry Draper. Mrs Richard lrNn, ME- va
am 4 Perry Mrs George ioadly Mrs. Wi'lnm H.
Grarc Mrs George p. Andrews Ms. Henry ii. Rogers
Mrs. walston H. u own. Ms. Golden Murray Mrs tr'f
uoenlnQhaus Mrs Edward NJ. Knox. Mrs Daniel Butt
rc,1 Mrs Charos H. Raymond Mrs. +. Van Beureil MIS-
,yrlarl T. Ward Ms Albert Il. Brown, MS Nhaf e.
co,hv Mrs Clarence Andrews. Mrs. George liainmoha
Mclean Mrs A. Fatbricotti Mrs. Thomas PecE' MIS-
v,ndernool Ms. samuel Thomas. the Rev. DE-. nehf9
N Fela q. Creighton Webb J., y. Taller
m. George J. Gould. Mrs. ELISHA Dyer. IT,. NJ! Amy
rrnse,d Mrs ,,eorsc :. BosGol. Mr.. ). J. Nyfo,s'
vr, T. C. Grccnleaf Mrs. Dudley FELL Mrs. Eigel'
,llv Ifs ClaIc.ce Politely, Mrs JOIN Li"Icnee Rk'r
Mr.. Theodore r. T. Rail- Mrs. John Craze Mrs. George
Place Mrs NJ. NJ. Holmes. Mrs. George William Balio l.
.tt. S,iiYcl Naikct. Mr.. Ec,hey Mrs. y C. B'ttDeF,
Mrs Alfred b. Mason Mrs. John Boothby, ars. eugene
IcI.ean Mrs. xcnophon DaItalzi, Mrs Marcy RymDAa'
Mrs Francis Marbury, Mrs. Isaac NJ. Dycknan, Mr..
potert Macay the Rev DR.. Il. Paxton, Starr Hoyt
Nichols Ward McAlister
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BISHOP KEANE SPEAKS II n0-ToN.

Ho-ion Feb. z tspcclal.-Dr. g. stanley lai'
president u Ciarl University 81 Worcester az"
bishop John J. kcanc. = the Catholic University o'
America At Washington. were companion ana al,
tnensbcd figures AZ the hight and l"ii ~ President
James l. Thaycr. at the February dlnner 81 IN" 'm
tarian club. at III" VcndOmc tonight. Res 'l1''"E'
On tie death 81 rlIrips Brooks wee real by Pr'''i-
den, Eliot o. Harvard. and were adopted by r'lNS
vote Pslor Kcanc plcasanIy sIFJlu"u'
referring % DIR. Halls remarks ne sald
"There was not a word in his address TO which
INNS, not say amen. | firmly believe. ON" "ho
believes I'm American institutions that orr "duca'l"h"i
universities ought TO have freedom but hot iI'hs'
Tie great aim must be- character: not merely 10 pro
dnrc calculatOrs, but men. Excelsior must be Inc
motto Man Is above material nature after all Nohuer
n as are the researches into material things the III"
OF man IS the greatest study for man. Human nature
is true and every system that doesn't square WIN
human nature Is false I'm sorry for The religion thai
is afraid to look into the past or face every RELIGION
that ever The danger Of tho future Is presided
ness The danger is that the philosopher VIII become
ns : the point of crowbar or STICK OF 4
rocket"
The Bishop closed amid great applause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09
THE SERVICES OF JUDGE sHIPMAN.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir / beg that | may be permitted to add few
words TO the Grief outline Of the character and services
Of Judge Nathaniel Shpman contained in The Tribune
oi yesterday.
Judge shipman has held court In New-Iork at In
crval, almost continuously for twenty years and has
tried many eases Of many kinds. To say that his mind
and reasoning essentially conservative 1; TO Under
stand only the less things Of his long and nsr'ui
career If conservatism ans patience and iorDcar'
ancc and an earnest disposition To IND wheat where
there IS chaif only, hc is Enthusiastically conservative.
But there are few judg on any bench whose de-
ycrancc, have cviuccd greater judicial courage, or
wLo.c opinions contain advanced and enlightened
rcasoning For number Of years his DEGREES III steht
.is were very frequently rverscd Icy the supreme
court Of the United satc+, but, hwv,r he may have
.bodnatcd III, judgm MIS- he never changed his view
Of the law and Le has lve to find in effect, that he
f. I'm faniial Accord with the t:i' unai OF last
resort And In copyright pnd analogous cases Els
i, l,irnt- and cNpr'rs.lIs have been nOt less pro
nonnc,d and made TO rest upon po'luldtes "qu'uy
bruae and philosophical. ~ .
Let II be- said OF him that he l. conservative be,
ca,l.,, he has n patient ana well9eas ned mind Dn'
,i that be- j. no, au cina thinker ana an aggressive
r,ns0nrr lie has don" much 10 advanc" the law, ana
Away. in the direction OF true and therefore, per
man, ~ evolution. ob'El'N Elk
New York, Feb. ., 1874.