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Bt'ILDING PLANS FILED.

IT., .o,,oyne plan. for buildings and aitera'''"
have been filed "lth the pu"''"o
New buildings; -. o,,,.r s,s sx-
s,nrv brick public school by city OF New tolk.' ~'
resar'oya 400 II n OF Harlem River ierrace'
,,.os,orv brick dwelling and postonice by Uni xooo
vcrsi,y rity Of New ork '
,oe.hsy; !, 400 w Of Amsterdar-ave. three
i've story brick fats by Hudson Really Co. Vi N, 600
No i54 Nassau-st , - DIV ves, i've
,arr.,ory and basement brick dwellings, d! ,,n M,
lanes Frame Of No 1o5 East IOth-st '-o'''
Eoston Road. ? s. 40 RI $ or NouuIunsT ~
thrso story frame stores and DWELLINGS by Henry cono
Hanneke Of Penfod-ave Crotoha rarn 'p p;,c ~
Fleetwood-aye r. 1o3 II OF cameron rae.
two-story frame dwelling by Thomas y Reilly OF coo
NJ 900 Jerome ave ... 49, A'N
Brieg-ave W % II n Of Garfield a. three two-
story and attic frame dwellings BY Lizzie II - coo
McCone Of No 800 o wee VS.. ,,o ycsioy brick
tenement. by st philips Protestant Episcopal Or mn
Church OF 40 i6l West 25h-st ........''.''' ]o'""
ru:;on.st. No 90 to 2is. by Trinity Church
Corporation. to fvestcry and basement D''oN a. 600
72i-s " corner Avenue A. by Leonard SFeini
70 nve-story md basement Brick store and Ten on
re ement 10 io,7. by Ernest Hall to three
story ard basement brick dwelling ...:..:.. IoW
7aihs, 10 ~ East. by Babeue Reckenaorfer, m,
4, four-story ard basement brick dive lng,. o''''
Washington ave 100 n Of lI3fst. by Alice ooo
X Sawln two-story brick awcIins' 49, wv
Webs,erave 90 Il Of Welch-st. by Eliza .oo
beth Written. three-stoiy brick dwei.inS;. Low
Kirgshridge Road. W corner Nenst'i-aNe' Ny
Tammany Society Of Annexed District. 70 ,.o
a. ave s ~ corner l72ist by Thomas Butter. 10 -.
Two and half-story brick dwelling and store lSO
3d-ave No AL. by Esther Levy, 10 four-story GRO
brick and dwelling. ~
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

io.h-.,. 40 1872 we,, &c rrecon. su.an Van XIX .,
2sh.s, g. Wei;: jacob Hirsh and wife -
a4n 'sr' e. iSo a2 West Francis Iahey and wife
saa., "9 ~ i rs.;. Alfred Beach and VIE
ssS' .i'',' ico f. " or Ams,erdam,ave. 2c's
10: : Max freund and wife 20 John idylngson
c4inntnsase n " e,Tnyr Tr.rna ang another
sch: 10 q coi" ,,,,. !, v 1os'o' 1900
Jch-s,. ; 100 4 Of columbu'ave 9'Sic''' ,.no
s5 s'n,e 70 geo Z, " o. YVES, End ave- JOCK
100 ?. Jacob Lawson TO Metropolitan improve
.7S.; -. - It q ioihavc. 25roo'; Nellie ,.ooo
i,wlor to J;hn Ihra'. ,s o,,oo; '""
Lir.. + Jar,s and husband to Jessie Nor. 40
riSTy-.,. - los iila /. Wheeler ct al to JET ,s,
w.t. is5s2. ~ Ell rap McKcinan to Helen
r. an4 tIi"' * o5 nion rru., o. trustee
Christian p.,H2a aessas,d and W' n,l 1900
sam. 5 Asa,' r.a }ins'i" rs~afd
Icn,ih'n hy Union Trust 90. guardian. to .,,
A Ia,.'" ~ I sa a-'s V %s" cot and wife to
Maadas k'"'".r 90 :, u Ri,ins,oa.t COX
AZ Manuel schT.i~r and wife to Henry :. 700
cf :, y, -. casper II Habb"rt and VIE to
n,asa.., v KI,in and wife to jonas Wet
c''lirbia. -, =, y. ra'rick Farley AMI wife to
c 10y, :. y g. solomon Bacirach and VIII.
HAST. ~ % and % East. Louis Got'schaik
"S 90 a na Ss%1s ''s'"s sk to John ii
75,s',, n ,ie Fa.,, william L Findiry. referee.
70 MATHEW MerhiIlp, 5000
'ai 80 .. ISL FL sTn' Finley ana an. 1890
.e,h.-'. II W q 2aave, 25si.G. Marie
H.ne 70 I~lmer Frederick H'"ls-n and another.
On 'se ~ 8 i, T. n = ,6,h,, iss'e. Min,urn
s7,e . o, i i,s" gsn.a i'''o':
c.,qa o, s.,s =, ." , IT ire'n'n'' ..
iac'h--, ~ ca Fast. Dane Russell and wife
l.7,h.,, ~ To-, goo map o., Mclr,sc 5oxis.ix
a",,N7. iAgnia sweeney 20 Michael sch'rins'r
It az ~. 3, r. " u Morri-ay. 25slo, Frank
ioran and "ie 70 Mars"r. Hi'cnc'ck ,,,,,,..: 10
clarence VI Fowler AMI wife to sus ;orlon.. 1900
's' lQs ,os S,a St 10 AR" Hs.r, n, IL.
same property Hoter, Hall and Wife to Fannie ,oo
rS. '!~' " 2ss 4 i.s,h-.,, s'es
Michael Ecse. and wife .............::.a:. $50
2iass ;,. i's Z. 3 v 81 II ip'2' a,
SANE property: Julia. Maud and ft~ari H.ancy
~ Thomas T. Rush. guardian. to same. Infants -
"a ave- asc -. ieoa :, q I-yo.-s,,. :a,i2' ~
2..a'e. ;. $3.50 It Of Ievoe' 2'si2' ~,
st john ,.avc' 5 = corner Pelham ave. lots ios
So spd .,a se to iams. H~s'' 300
SIN, n.s y 4 q l~Ilnston.aye i7sso0
.s,h-.,. $50 II .: 3,h.aye 2a.io5' John
and mother ANU .."''....... 5000
i6d'S.,i I n 22ss IT Of sd.aye 2saslooii ,.oo
isl'ave 40 1000. Katy Miller to f Howard
l.lst-si n . corner Texngfon-nve. 6lsxslx3I4x
- charies Rlchtermann .............-....... 10000
sh,r'iio~ .'.' " ooe
'rhnip nrasrdcr and wife to jacob Voeihc 10000
Amsicrdam-ave corner lO,ih-st 2j.iixlOO:
Al.e Adams Rosa Imhof. ...................
l4Sth-st. ~ ioi West. William Broadbet and
VII. % Stella u Brown. ....+.................
ioSfh 81 r. = 80 Of Columbus-ave. 25x
100 If Albert II Cohn Frederick II Cohn.. I
l3sth-si n = l15 - Boulevard. 5Ox99 II:
hudson : Todd o Patrick II Lynch...........
l36th-st No GA East. Edward Becker To Edward
u
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eachcrs.


A YOUNG MAN. native Of Geneva. Switzerland who
n teach Latin French and German. also vololceo
ana piano s''Ns Sl'ut'iy N iurhly AS 'uDI,
moderate Seciear: o! Y Nj &. H.. French Branch. IA
list. y. Z. city
T. XPERIENCED TEACHER lady). educated in Eu-
IL rope teaching, tho French and German Languages. 1T
conversation. etc. successfully desires position
day boarding school for fall city country Ref
ercnccs Moderate salary. Address 'Et ROPE" Box H.
Tribune Uptown ONCE. l.2i2 broadway.
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Qountrp Real estate for Sale.

ID EAtTIFT'I. little villa Yonkers Price $1,000.
ID Very much than cost nearly new built for the
abroad. choicest location: high ground;
extended river views charming surrouniings nVe
bedrooms library paor. dining kitchen laundry, attic;
mahogany and auartcred elegant things manels
chandeliers porcelain exposed nickel plate plumbing;
condition. time ioJ Warburon-a,e.
lNOR sALE.-EAST ORANGE y. J-Park-ave.. at
! Washington the finest location In the Oranges.
D Park-aye. will lie the main Boulevard 70 the new
Essex 5 100 feet wide severed water,
Tefori pavement the plot OF land is 2O>x250 there
on same two old fashioned frame houses ~ ! II
each they rented Tor the adjoining land
500 per foot this Property he had a
bargain Diagrams and particulars - JOHN NJ BUR-
NETT, IOl Marketst Newark. y j.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adler Fannie Robert Hall, $50 East issth-st.
brown. Stella u. to william BroadbeIi .ol West
ust tse -, chaqles to Lyman SOM and an
other. corner l2lstst and IeAing'on-avs. .ooon
ss %s%I" tn same same property. demand %SoS
"We.,rhes,erave az u Of i5G,h st. years 1900
EaS" i :; q e TFG%": . NAM: eo
" Ward ns i7'G.' a.s 2days Yeats. iaoOo
No a,a s,h ave- years '.."'''''', 1900 coo
Fin ml"dlcy : ts'n.s', 400 II Of orh-ays ...
rli ir' Ida o. ana another to Henry Taylor,
ri>,a John ., t. oiisi states rr,s, 90, New'
p, s.s H. sos iG'G "a wS ,s'' Ferguson a "
r. G" r''jsI e. 40 t. IS'' %%6ep ~
se, M,o" a si' 80 ana I"n n ! S,,sss and '0oo
'S ""s'"s' s'"iih sl AZ s"' I""sr., .
o$s" S. IA n sds e s GG AZ. ":":' and 10000
soH $40 oeeowI,h q, I"I ns,,,. ~ ~, ..,, 100"
i,e"se, Kallarln. 10 John !, nyer. rro-.
@S rSt "i ma.a !" he Ms,rogo." Saving. HANK
Hs%s"s Ass' d S Ne % H.n: ' Insurance
Li,imys,on. john 20 Max rrcund $ s5th-.t. 100
Lew i T. and another 70 Emily beaver.
Nos iiC'iis West c.thsi demand $500. 1900
'; NSw3 lSn+'' So ss lI~ry:s 1888
'T va 7, WYE II ,a m year ?; 5000
La Porte daniel ~ and wiz - :, u q, Ws ,a as
M.S.' Is, E e. is n T. Of southern Boulevard and
other property two mortgage rsu,,oS BE-" Ia. 4. 400
S ssfsne. !' s"e.y ct Of the In HasS
x Gns. John g. s s"% %it. charlie. and
Nc '1 ,G ssss sssni 10 q "a. a
iosc,h.i years ...............::::. 10000
a, 10, n =, " OF Madison ave. year. 5000
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5rbool Aseneies.

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Prolcssors TeaeheTs Tutors Governesses
Mrs. n. J. YouNG-FULTON. % Union Square.
L'IsK TEACHERS AGENCIES. New-York. Boston.
j Chicago. gces. II. E Crockcr W. j. Kerr.
T. V Huys~on w. o. Pratt. NJ Y. Managers 70 9Th ave
ADRIAN COYRIERES Teachers Agency supplies pro-
lVI fesors teachers. roycrr'sses in all d. p's
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q 70 Francis Lahey. Nos 430

x,,u,,.,. Warren q, to Francis Lahey Nos -"
h 40 West 34th-st l year.... .
xx.indecHcr Jacob w. and another to MARIE ETC" =
Ter. S l53d-st. 900 II OF 'ou'''a".
year year Hermann. and wife TO Rachel Pu,dy'
,-o,b-st I5i II W OF Bristow-st, demabd'''
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Che Curt.
Eesa! Notices.

NJ EW-YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
~ OF KINGs.-Mary A Carpenter. as enecu,rx Of "
last Will and testament OF Jacob Carpen,er aeeeas'
plaintiff against William A. Lindsay, Richard T. ~, ".
Lindsay James c. Lindsay John Lindsay George Nc
CaGthy. Lindsay Mary +. DAVE jessie paNIs.a'
Mary Ann IYnot Lindsay. Annie Bates or Lindsay'
William Hodge. William Hodge jr.. and PA!p naunA-'
defendants summons.
To the above AIMED defendants;
You are hereby summoned % the complaint IN
this action and copy OF your answer on hs
plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after the service
OF exclusive Of the day Of service, and
OF your failure 10 appear or answer. judgment VIZ
be against you by default for the relief demandsS
In the complaint
Dated February 10. 1895.
STEPHEN w. COLLINS.
Plaintiffs Attorney
once and Postoffos address. 80 Wall Street
New-York cry.
To tho above named defendants. Annie Bates lnis
say. George Mccarthy, or Lindsay, and John iindsau
The foregoing summons IA served upon by pub.fs
ton, pursuant 70 an order of the Hon, Willard bars.
one % the Justices ~ the supreme Court ~ the riAle
Of New York, Hated Tho aDlh DAY u March 1870 .ea
nei with the complaint IN the office 81 the Clerk - ne
county ~ klss ~ The Hall u Records 70 the cry
hronhlyh. Nav YORK, ~ the - day ~ April, 1900
Dated New'foIA. Aprl ~ isph
nfEFitEN W. COLLINS,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
once ana Posofnca address. ~ Wall affect
New York Guy
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Jnstruction.
For Both Sexes.-City

THE BERLITZ SCHOOL. OF LANGUAGES.
Madison Square cor. 2Jth-st and D'way)
Students may begin any time Open all year. Also
eumme- School az Asbury Park. n. J.
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I INSTRUCTION In sight singing; class now organizing
i Baps, Church Of the Epiphany Madisonave. cor
nor G4h-s study saturday nights participate In
SUNDAY sericss Wishing improve this oppDiun
ity address CHAS. BlGEIOW FORD. f. q. Box $50.
SUMMER COURSE in all BRANCHES.
~ Y. CONSERVATORY. ll2 EAST 1sTH-ST..
~ BETWEEN 4T'Ii-AVE and IRVING PLACE.
NEW PUPILS RECEIVED DAILY For on l4th-st.
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- uPREAlE COURT, City and County Of New
a. aork william {. Seldom plaintiff against Alice IL
Alien Defendant. Summons:
To the above named defendant: You are hereby sum.
noeu 10 answer the complaint In this action ana -
,cr," copy o. your answer the plaintiffs attorneys
WITHIN trny days. after the service OF this summons tx.
o. the day OF service and case Of your failure
20 appear or answer Judgment will be taken against yov
BY default for the relief demanded In the complaint
Dn.a New-fork city March tth, 1895.
sE"AHD. GUTHRIE MoRAwETZ STEELE.
On Attorneys for plaintiff
New-York C1tA
TO the aboye-named defendant: The foregoing cum.
o,s served upon you by publication pursuant TO an
Gsr OF ne Honorable Henry r. Beskman one Of the
Oh the supreme Court Of the State OF Newrork.
satcd me ls day Of APRIL 1885, and filed with the
Rnt IN the once OF the Clerk OF the City and County Of
New-York. '' ''s' '' Wv 80 -
Dated New-york April LET, 1895
sewARp GUTHRIE. MoRAwETz STEELE,
Attorneys for plaintiff
ONCE and postofacs address No. % Nassau street.
Eew-YoFk.
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Y OTICE Or ADJUDICATION rON ONpEN

IL " w F'FfN F|''FF |'''|''1
- 10 CHANCE NAME, Notice "a hereby Hi,en mat w
Mliht nhi Naval order ~ Tho United states ~ ne Has
W N"w YORK. domestic corporation, by fhlllps .
n''it hags, H ATTORNEYS viii pfeH'n, petition 10 Wy
nhnenie 'outt ~ tho state ~ Newtoth ~ hpe'ist
Torn thereof 90 10 held the rlia Judicial District IN
winch ~ cefnca'e ~ incorporation IL nei and recorded
~" county Court House IN the ''y ani couny ~ new
ofh IN ~. an day ~ jrnr ispj ut 10 10 occck N me
Forenoon 81 that day thereafter ne Counsel can
y" hhil Tor an order authorizing said cooperation w
sinnee ~ corporate Military order - forelsn
wars ~ the United states New-yo conmandery."
Dated New York May 9TH 1900
Niiiltary ana Naval order United states In the
state of New York by DAVID HANKS Commander.
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Gin l)ropertn for Sale.
almfurnisbs0 Apartments Go Get.

TGVIUTTE~TsC ~SF"''"'~'''~ NV
A.. .--... ......:::::::::::..
ST. CATHERINE
APARTMENT HOUSE
MADISCN-AVE. AND 53D-ST.
TO LET
ono elegant Of fifteen rooms. two servants ms
and laundry. direct and unohstiuctet exterior
view OF go feet myrises entire noor the
cabinet work decorations not surpassed by any
house in the city. Particulars at premises from
j. II. BROOKS. Superintendent.
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A DvERTIsEMENT, AND SUBSCRIPTIONS rOE
ch TIFF ET TW Sow TE nE,cr WILL ~ prass
way 2, door north Of Thirty nrs,st and ADvEn;
Eighth ave eorns, Twenty third:s Is2 ss,h-ay e,
Third-ave cor Forty seventh-st ioe6 Thirdave
eixty. L70s FstAy 100 West Torty-sscondst
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OFFICES
to let
in the
REsT KNOWN BUILDING IN AMERICA
Two noor, now devoted 10 NEE nicnl enc
pioymcnts. In the sth and 9th stories OF me
Tribune building. will be altered into oinces
in time for occupancy Mny 1st
Direct sunlight haiti the days, Offices OF
moderate sire. In suite IL destrcIi terms as
low NJ In amy other good building In this
vicinity; situation. near inc DrOokNb
bridge.
Apply in the Business ONCE of
THE TRIBUNE.
lSl Nassau street.
At REDUCED RENTs.-Bu.ldinsc stores. lo'is ara
n orfces IL, Chambers Spruce, Bcekinan Futon
John Maiden lan. Dey Barclay. Park Place faH row.
Nassau William Cioli C!.I. Pearl, Water and many
othe. streets Rtl-AND x WliIlis'N' l'eVN"'N".S
Ciin propertn for Sale.
A BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOUSE West End-aye.
~ cor. 9Th q; seen H %, =. .a"'s'"''' wv
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WALNUT LANE SCHOOL.

Boarding. Day and College Preparatory for Girls. 89th
year opens Sept 18th For circular address
MIRA THEODORE II. RICHARDS Principal
Mia SARA LOUISE TRACY. A. NJ. Associate Principal
Germantown. PHILADELPHIA.
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NEW 7K, NEW YORK
MISS PEBBLES AND MISS THOMPsONS
AVA BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
80. 80 and "a East 57th street.
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VDlRSINNl '" S'''utoTI requirement. "o"'
j r. hereby given that hns been pnfHrd by both
Of the Legislature entitled and wordcd fol-
lows:
Az ACT To amend chapter nvr hundred AMI seventy
Elk Of the laws OF eighteen hundred and eighty seven en-
provide The improvement and
regulate Of One hundred and ynfth street. from
Saint Nicholas Place to anccombe's Dam Bridge. In the
City Of New York"
Further notice Is hereby given thnt public hearing
upon bill will be held 81 the Mayor. In
the city Hall In the city ~ New York Friday May
10th. 1895 at D.
tsrneD WILLIAM l.. STRONG. Mayor.
Dated f'ty Hall. New-Y ork MAJ al 1905.
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DTTNSTNNT IN FTNIU'NfN TVWUTVln'NT NOICc
f. hereby given tho, Ar been passed iy both
bran hos ~ the Legislature entitled md wordei ~ fol
lows.
As ACT ~ amend s'c' NJ two hundred and MY snd
two hundred and enit r'lntnT - the polio" De
pnriniont - the New. York CITY Consolidation Act "
,iphteen hundred nnd oigh,y-t
Further notice n hereby given n public hearing Will
10 held n, the once ~ the Mayor In the riy Hail In tho
CIV ~ New-YOrk. upon such bll Friday. May 10Th.
1890 nj =. IN. -.-. -... .
tslrnedJ WILLIAM l.. STRONG. Mayor.
Dated cltv Hail. New-york. May 81. 1895.
The herald., 1895-11-17

No more interesting phase OF educa-
ton exists today than this one of Wo-
mems work In higher education. And
now com es in the next step in the disuus-
sion, and that Is what women are accom-.
p:ishing with their equipment obtained
from the colleges discussion Just now
attracting great attention and interest.
4 4 4 Ell
For more than half . century the fol.
lowing has held its place among the ouri-
osities of literature. as the most ingenI-
Gus and perfect specimen of allite, alton
ever produced. though now almost for
gotten:
Buddy by battery beseiged Belgrade.
Cossack commanders cannonading come,
Dealing dsstruction's devastating doom.
Every endeavor engineers essay
For fame. for fortune, fighting furious
Generals gains. generals srs,ple-era.
cious God
How honors heaven heroic hardihood,
Infuriate, lndiscriminate in i'll.
Kindred kill kinsmsn, kinsmen kindred
kill.
Labor low levels longest, Hottest lines
Men march mid mounds, laid means,
'mio murderous mines,
Now noisy, noxious numbers notice
naueht
Of outward obstacle opposing ought;
Poor patriots, partly purchased, partly
pressed.
Quite quaking quickly quarter, quarter
quest.
Reason returns, religions right rebounds.
Suwarrow stops such sangninary sounds.
Truce to thee. Turkey, triumph to thy
train.
Unwise, unjust, unmerciful, Ukraine.
Why wish We warfare? Wherefore vel.
come we're
Xerxes, Ximines. Xanthus, Xavier?
Yield yield, We youth, ye yeoman, yield
your yell.
The herald., 1895-11-17

the questions raised by the war for the
Union and it's successful issue. They
are questions which statesmen and politi.
cal philosophers had not befure had oc-
casion seriously to consider, but in tho
light of our graat experiment they have
profound interest. and Mr.. Scott has
treated them with marked ability. Of
This volume it may be said to be the first
connected and "boiled down" account of
the reconstruction period proper, to- wit,
the years covering the term OF President
johnson and the two terms OF President
Grant. By reconstruction the author
means The restoring of the eleven seced-
ing states, and nothing OF the rest, which
we're restored simply by the triumph of
the armies of the notrh. Few people re-
call the real problem of that period. The
constitution cOntem plated, anu the party
in power during the early part of the war
aIso contemplated. thar coercion meant
the right and ability to restore the STATES
Just as they were. with all their domestic
institutions. This was the declared pur-
pose of the Republican national platform
of 1860. But things had gone so far that
this could not be consented to, and herein
arose a succession of the most puzzl'ng
and momentous questions that ever faced
a people. 1t is to bring the genesis of the
reconstruction period before the country
that the author has undertaken this
work, wherein it is shown bow the con-
tentiOn OF fierce factions and the differing
opinions of even the deepest and calmest
thingkers among the statesmen Of the
period agreed at last and gave the only
solution possible-the settlement of this
queit by constitutional amendments.
= r y
CHILHOwEE BOYS IN WAR TINE.
By Sarah E. Morrison. Illustrations
by Frank T.. Merrill; 12mo., cloth.
T. Y. Crowell & Co., New York.
All who follow the adventures of the
young pioneers in Miss Morrison's Chill
howee Boys will be delighted to renew
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Zerra's Zopater's, Zoroaster's zeal
Attracting all, art against arms appeal.


Attracting all, art against arms appeal.
A GENTLEMAN vAeABoND AND
SOME OTHER STORIES. By Hop
kinson Smith. Houghton, Miftlin
Co., Boston. For sale here by Stoll
& Thayer.
10 every lover of books there is curl
Gus charm ia soft. uncalendered paper
and the wide border-not a rivulet Of text
flowing through q n eadow of margin but
Just the right balance. Everything about
this little volume is artistic. Even the
authors name. as 1t appears on the title
page, is DISTINGUISHED and aristocratic.
Fate tried to conceal him by naming
him Smith," tut he turned the, tables en-
fate. Francis H. Smith would have been
common. 1t never would have done
But F. Hopkinson Smith is a triumph OF
artistic suggestion. "Hopkinson" just
dominates the whole title. Even the
the "Smith," instead OF heing conspc-
uous com m m onp place that would jar
upon the ea-, is thus made calming and
soothing diminuendo. In fact. the mans
name hardly seems 10 BIZ Smith at all.
Those of us who made the acquaintance
of Colonel Carter are glad also to meet
Major Tom Slocumb from Pocomoke,
peaKe counties, q delicious and harmless
liar OF the old school, whom Ato deny or
even doubt were kind of meanness. al
though perfectly we'll aware that lie was
only "harf-strainer" land not "pure
blood" as some of the local gossips in
sited. There are nine stories in the vol
ume, charming all.
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RECONSTRUCTION DURING THE
CIVIL WAR IN THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA. BY Eben
Greenough Scott. Large crown 8vo,
81. Houahton. MItf1n G. Co.. Boston.
Tnis important work discusses many of
The herald., 1895-11-17
Yet there's much to make YOU
SWEAR and Auttop

OWcdT anu UuUtcT,
You want fresh air
And the sunlight, glad,
And your prison there
Feels dreary and sad,
And here l frown
In i prison dreary,
Hating the town.
And feeling weary;
We're too confined, Jack
And we want 10 fly,
And you blame mankind, Jack,
And so do I.
And then. again,
BY chance as 1t were,
We learned from men
How to grum BILE and swear;
You let your throat
By the scamps be guided,
And swore by ro.e-
All just as 1 did.
And without beseechiug,
Relief is brOueht us
For we turn the teaching
On those who taught u.s."
A haggard and ruffied
Old fellow was Jack.
With grim face buffled
In ragged black,
And his coat was rusty
And never neat,
And his wings were dusty
With Crime of the street,
And lie siielong peer'd
With eyes of SCOT,
And scowld and sneer'd-
And was lame OF foot!
And he long'd to 60
From whouce he came,
And the tailor, you know,
Was just the same.
Ali kinds of weather
They felt confined,
And swors together
At all mankind;
For their mirth was done,
And they felt like brothers,