New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-15
THE TRIBTNE ALMANAC.
. CONDENSED ENCYCLOPAEDIA

.
than the price.
NEEDED FOR READY REFERENCE.
From The Manchester e. h Mirror and Amer
lean.
wor,b Gonbe I the price for which the book is Of
fered 4 book Of this kind should be lying upon
every professional mans table Tor reauy Ie'o'o'~''
IN THE FOREFRONT.
From The Balston o. y Journal
The New-York Tribune Almanac ana r2 on
Register is always 4 most welcome adnlIion -
the edtoria sancum ~, re aSG All Of he Old and
familiar ones. 1t IS compilation o. o. 80
Heal and political information conveniently ar
ranged. classified and indeXed Under the ape eui-
torship of Edward Mcpherson ii is kept in the fore
front Of the annals and each year becomes more in,
dlspensab.e a correct knowledge OF me WORTH 'd
its progress
A CYCLOPAEDIA OF INFORMATION
From The Springfield Union.
The Tribune Almanac for 1894 Is out. and IS vel
addition to any library No other prblc,ation
nation into so small space IL Is ryCJP va,
of Information. which every well-lnlort m MN
besef the editor for facts to decide bet" should
provide themselves with The Tribune Almanac ana
win every time.
ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE
From The Grandin ca. d. Chronicle.
The New-York Tribune Almanac for 1891 comes
TO us this week \ careful perusal Of the Almanac
the MOS, complete reference books Of sort
published There Is hardly nmM TO ,ne
and it is worth several times the price, cents
asked by the publishers.
THE MOST VALUABLE or ALL HAND
BOOKS
From The Cleveland Leader.
We have received the interesting Almanacs issue
annually by the NewYork Tribune The brooklyn
Eagle" The Philadelpha Record" and The PHI mi
liable Of the handbooks of political statistical ana
general ana IT the oc ssiIn rs Th Ph
adelphia papers issue smaller year books OF much
merit
AN Ep1TOME OF THE NATIONS PROG
From The Brooklyn STANDARD Union
The Tribune Almanac has for years held deservel
and unchallcneed position at the head OF American
tied ike those for some years preceding Il; by I'd
ward Mcpherson. eX-Clerk OF the nltti Hl"',
1 .5 9i baeT fhan any o the when
originally the work value ana pre-eiliiil,liiC
covering over six pages and the volume itself more
than 400 The substantial progress OF me conh'iy'
dus;ral. sporting and social organizations are a!
epitomzed in the Almanac. whose value IS mnch
titic mode Of compilation
AN ENCYCLOPAEDIA BOILED DOWN.
From The Sandy Hill q. y Herald.
This standard Almanac for 1894 occupies 2. space
Conceivable snbjec, usefui in the printing Office.
count!ng-room. store-any place where general a., IN
boiled down to the smallest compass 1t Is as IN
dspensable In the house as n dictionary, ana more
useful in some respects.
THE MOST ELABORATE OF ITS KIND.
From the Norrstown PENN Herald.
The Tribune Almanac for 1894. received this week;
contains over 400 pages OF valuable stausocal ann
crate publication OF the kind ever received at The
Herald" Office.
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
From The Angelica (N. y Every Week
The Tribune Almanac the best IN the world. has
} hean sent Tribune.
ton that makes 1t valuable ana those Who c YIN,
of great use There over 400 pages, ana the
price Is % cents.
MUCH INFORMATION AT A LOW PRICE
From The Greene O.. y American.
The New-York Tribune Almanac is ut hand again
but larger ana better than ever before-FO pages
and YET at the same old price = cents ~ is s. =
| in any other form for many times It's cost
AN UNLIMITED ARRAY OF FACTS.
From The Dayton (Ohio) Journal.
The New-York Tribune Almanac for 1894 the larg-
est and most complete number ever issued IS )nst
tlscs. and full Of general Information to date am
an almost unlimited array of concise facts on every
conceivable subject that concerns the whole people
OF the United States.
EVEN BETTER THAN PREVIOUS NUM-
BEERS.
From The Cincinnati TimesStar.
The New-York Tribune Almanac for 1894 Is a
compact and handsome volume Of more than -"
pages 1t IS even nstterr IN some respccts, man
the reputation it has gained as the best publication
Of It's kind il is splendid compendium OF year $
political history and an unequa!ed compilation or
| useful statistics in great variety
A COMPLETE HANDBOOK.
From The Camden West Jersey Press.
The TTSpne m NJ 6 bg roS T9S 4f Rs'
/ plete handbook for ready reference
OF INEsTIMABI,E VALUE.
From The Albany Tnes-Cnion
This annual. which is of ines,lmable value az a
work Of reference, is n work OF very CONSIDERABLE
size. and furnishes variety Of information. It's
/ election statistics particularly reliable.
LIBRARY IN ITSELF.
From The Iongmont Ledger.
The Tribune Almanac for 1894 has been received
at this office. 1t contains a larger number OF pages.
and is more complete in all respects as book OF
reference than any previous issue. II Is. In fact
/ complete library. all in single volume Of 405
/ double-couInn pages. The statistical matter con
tained therein ia carefully arranged under approprl
I ate headings. and is absolutely correct.
MUCH USEFUL INFORMATION.
From The Seattle Post Intelligcncer
The New-York Tribune Almanac for 1924 has been
received The volume numbers 400 pages and I'm
each there Is much valuable and useful informa-
ton There is almost unlimited array OF statistics
/ on nearly every conceivable subject which concerns
/ the people a general rule. The election returns
for 1893 given IN full: also full list OF the Off
Gals OF the Federal Government. Governors Of
States and foreign countries