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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05
LEHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD

stations foot Of CortIandt and De:bros:e: , ~;
G,4O A. NJ. daily (Surdays 700 A. NJ for NACCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations. .. ~>o,,-.
TER si" s Al Oily !is !TacA GEsEyA Fesss
BRIDGE and the West and principal local points dining
car TO Suspension Bridge: Pullman Vestioue sleeper 70
iI.OO A. N. daily. excep, Sunday, for MArcF
Inc and Harrisburg
1900 moor DALI excent SUNDAY.
"BLACk DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo 10 p. NJ Through to Rochester, Pub
man vestibuied Day Coaches and Parlor-Car Dining
Car Ser; Ice Meals a la carte.
I@'tO r. NJ. daily. except Sunday for Easton ana 10
termedate points
80 p. VI. daily. except Sunday for L. 4 B. Jynet.
stopping only at principal Intermediate stations Chair.
3:3O y. ". Sundays only. for Mauch Chunk and
Hazleton. and all intermediate stations.
$40 J.. W. daily except Sunday. for L. 4 B. JUNO.
TON and principal Intermediate stations Pullman buffet
5.16 p NJ daily for Easton and intermediate sationa
Char-car TO Easton.
6:1O r. n. daily. for BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS
and all points West Pullman Sleeper vestbu'ed Trails
nections tsor Reading and HARRISBURG
0OO ~ " daily FOR ITHACA. GENEVA ROCKIES
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
west ,r,nman Sleeper to Chicago and Buffalo Chair
II $50 p. VI. daily. excep. Sunday for EAsroN and
Additional local trains daily except Sunday for BOUND
BKpk and r'errned'ats points leave as follows: 901
M, 2:3o p NJ. 4,2O r NJ. and $50 p NJ.
Iicks1s and Pullman accommodating at 235. 20 "a
l27 Bowery ". SEQ Fulton ST. Court ST.. es Broad
WAY ard Rrootivr Annex R-ookvn
N"w-York Transfer Company will call for AMI checf
hacoara from h"'o -o~'---o 'h-ou~r ~ destination
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave W. 42d ST. Station. N y. As fol0wH a.
IL m earlier from foo, Franklin ST..
S.:iO A. NJ Daily. Local TO Buffalo. s,.. ,,.,..
;r turaio Siagara Fails Toledo Cleveland Chicago
ii lis A. NJ Daily except Sunday. 10 ca,:k! MoSn.
,ain. New-Paltz Lakes Mohonk and MinnewaeI2
albany Utica sara oga, caldwell Lake George. Pari~
cara TO Saratoga and New-Paltz =. ,,.,- s....,..
O,0O p NJ Daily fo- Albany Montreal Utica syrsc sn,
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara FAILS TORONTO Ds'
sTeve:and Chicago and st. Louis. ~ .....>
,,1H P u. Daily except Sunday. for Utics. Syracuse
s,SS n Daily Tor Albany. Utica. Syracuse EoeneSsSs
Bufraio Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit ceVe'an'' w.
caxo and ST. Louis.
TIN, fahes at principal hotels and ofhces -.
~ 80 Vanderbilt ave-. New IorB
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

CHICAGO. . L. NJ. and IL 10 night
PITTsBuRG. $50. ex sun: sun. I2i5 night
CINCIN;MArI ST torIs 10 a. m Dining Carr
1880 a. M dining Car. q $50 Dining Can ,Dirng
Carl D m IL 10 night. Sunday. 10 Clning CarD II:
a. m. dining Carr. 2 Dining Cab. Dining Carr p
m. IL. II night.
NORFOLK. 113O a m daily. 49,
NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeper D. m: daily
All trains Illuminated with Plntsch Light 49,. -.
On1ces lI3 liz. 26i AZ. 40 Rway 81 O. it,n ~,
1877 Bowerv y 330 344 Fulton St. Brooklyn; Station
foot OF Liberty ST. r. n. ~ n. J. Baggage checked
from hotel - residence n des'naiion
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
tAnthra lite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
o" and az er oct. 49, 1890

-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
0, and az er oct. IS. 1895
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk &C.
$50 7i5: a:1o ni4t TO Eastonl A. NJ ITO 80 Art
H30 10 Easton) $40 q &c 10 Allentown SundayS
Az 0is 70 Easton, NJ. 100: $50 800 r NJ
For Reading at 40 90 $40 1000 Ii:so A. NJ. i:ro
1870 200 4:3O 500 5:+5 900 p NJ 1918 nir.,t sun.
days 40 4 NJ: 100 200 $50 800 P: u. is;is night
Iso. 4ao 500 5,.s p N: i?:is night. sundsyi 40
500 go a n; i;io. $780, 900 p NJ. sundaya I:sc
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. .Ac.
Grove an. points south 70 Point Pleasant 40 $50
days tstor at InteriaSen f1r Asbury Park and oceas
.Y''. WV FOR IikEwoOD.
For Farmlngdaie. Toms River Barneeat Park. ana
Barnega'. 40 $40 A. NJ, las 40 p NJ
ror Atlantic City. vneand. and Bridgeton. 40 A. n.
1:4s p NJ
For Monmouth Beach s.abrisht; snd Hshland: q
53s r NJ SUNDAY 400 4. NJ. 400 p
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CAVANNAH LINE Tri-weekiy Pier 81 NJ n
~ new Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays at r. NJ
for Savannah direct
Kansas City ...... Nov. 5lc.ty OF Augusta Nov ~
aiahassec Nov. Kansas City ...... Nov. IA
city birmingham. Nov. 10 Tallahassee Nov IL
Unsurpassed cabin accommodations. Connecting with
rail lines FOR all points South aud Southwest For tickets
freight rates apply Mt 2Gt 3S 33 1855 Broadway or
~ q. NJ soRREI Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The rrtb-
"A une received at their Uptown once No .72 Broad
way I'd door north OF 3ist-st until o'clock ad-
vertsements received at the following branch Offices
regular office rates until O'Clock 25+ btu
ave. csr xd-st 100 6th-ave. t2th-st. Macy'A
shave and 18th f+2 Columbusave, West GOTH
81 100 West l2ds near oth-avs.; % East 1<th-eG
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DEL. LACkAwANNA AND WESTERN H. q:
stations I'm New-YOrk. foot of Barclay and
vrsr,ur,r6 ShSl s s,;f%.x RrrrEr
VEsr'"'IfcSR Ems. h PHItNTscH LiG HT: D.rrn.
Direct route o NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MoNrCLAlR
THE ORANGES. Summit. Barnardsvie Baskne
Ridge Madison Morristown Psssaic Patersen bSss'
LAKE SPHTcSSo Esshs,ssISsR scHe9L ES
WATER DAP sTRoGDsBtRG Pocono Moun,ain~
SCRANTON: pITTSToN, WIIKESBARRE; NANTI.
S fSss. flBISGHAMToN; oXEoRD NoRwfcH. wst:s.
SYRACUSE OswEGO ITHACA OwEGo ELMIRA
CORNING. BATH. DANSVIILE. BUFFALO and al
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 A. AUTHORIZATION MAIL. Stops at principal
10 90 A. M.,cafs Cap. BUFFALO SCRANTON BrNo-
HAMToN UTICA. RICHFIEID SPRINGS SYRIA.
CUSE and OSwEGO EXPRESS. Pullman ParoP
Cars Connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago
100 p r M,Csfs can en-, sscRANToN: wIlxEssARRD
400 p M~sCRANToN. wILKEsRARnE and PLyN.
OUTH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Car. u
1:3O p. NJ Daiy,--Bufao vestibuled Limited Express
for SCRANTON. -BINGHAMTON ELMTRA BuF:
rALo Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connecting s
$50 p NJ Daiiy)-BUFFALO. SCRANTON BINGHAM:
TON. ITHACA UTICA SYRACUSE and oSwEoo
EXPRESS Pullman Punet sleepers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN kCcOMMODATIONS e
Henry Gaze 3 Sons. Limited iis Broadway "
Par rnee 10 h cor r S sr1 West
ess Columbus New-york sas and 7cd rui,oest, and
100 Broadway. brooklyn. Timetables giving full infof'
nation all stations.
Wr,sTCOTT EYpprcs COMP ANY will call for ane
baggage from totei resicnc" to destination
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND

A.
WASHINGTON.
For phsdelphia. week days: 40 500 Sis, sA
snsH;, parloss Ca5: 40; 800 Dining CsSI 500 ~
.Dnins Can A. NJ. 200. 400. 500 Dining Cad. 500
p. NJ. IL IL night
1000 II 20 Dining Car, NJ. 200 $50 500 !pinlnl
Carr 600 r. NJ 1915 night. Sundays 430. 1000 IL y
Dining C,r) A. NJ. 200. 500 Dining Carr. 800 p n.
10 X night
Tickets and naror-car can he procured at Of
Liberty st. III. I72 2e1 AS o44 LILO 1922 Broadway
;77 fh Az. ~ Fast i+th St. 1888 Fast i2ah ST.. 219
West 1850, ST.. 25i Columbus Az. New York: Court
St FULTON ST.. Pronkivn ne broadway. williams
burg The NewYork Transfer Company will call or and
check baggage from hotels or residence destination
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Anable. Eliphale,. to Annie Ana9le S9 r,o iis
also 18TH st. ., Z, OF Amsterdam ave- Dc .,o M,
Ba snrna James r and wife to Robert N bruce.
lsi,h-s,. 100 :, OF st AIMS save MORTGAGES oco
B6hd St"r Edward to Tte guarantee ana 1rs,! 500,
Cbter. Sarah. 70 Adam Och so'h- st. p" IT 400
cavln Sf A% G"idi1s ' ss Nara Mch
s. s % same nj iish st. % r. Of PARK ave-
pck 'ns"'%' Enira st. to Henry d TInany cor ~
D1 Sst Avian 'I II. to Mary Gordon 2i''-'.
Dt lsl Henri = a. s sas VI. ss'' Henry
,hsu ls,h s'j sd Of s,n ave sfsr 1900
f's 81 isc # Of central PARK 1000
fa%s az JShn and @s to f,s
Trgs, COMPANY e corner Of Amsterdam '' ave 900
Goiiiieb Henry. and wife to James Alexander. ,oo
Henry 'S nas s' to AlerSnaer M@iniyr.
is.,h-s l7,S g Fcrdaa% wi .6 year. 100"
hs .rn ,. y Of 2sth 81 r-...... 1000
HS cS%Sany A"s 30 r. to is 9 rs S @ %
Ha'er; cnI a And mie to LOUIS f'' 40 400
Irwin bridse, T. Anna s ana James II. to Mary
i.insi%n ave ana TI.mS pSs.s and Loan 200
xs' Of ioi 81 A' map Upper n.s
xn msn' Augusta f. to sophia Won Axe;
y Mfsss c % %oS %s T%sn,y'hrd ward
xy year Edwin and wife TO- william Krow.
n 3 croon@.ave 1852 IT Of Prospect ave. = ,,o
Ms Xxx Lena to Harry Adler asih. 40
n Of ic,h-aye. =, f,...,.,, h'"
Sheridan. corner 10th ave and 18th ~. ,.ooo
Ms tss Emil. ana August Krabo. Max and
Bernhard Freund. corner Iexngton-a'e ana ., ooo
orD snS' f, ,n and wife TO Thomas o'Con-
nor n Alesander-ave and l"'th-st q no
oi,yy,en S Mary McA. to Celia diamond. 2s,.
map OF Mc(;raw eetate. near Van N-st station. .oo
poiri yfaf Angelina and Laurent to Hadien s,esn.
ms 7th-st 1855 o. OF Avenue - . ye p.r ~"
" 5 Church-st or Kingsbrdse-aye. 81 IT n OF .so
Line Of Abort sor. and wife to hs broadway saw
ngs Institution. 3d-ave part lot ~ map . mn
M9p'"R srna7 l IS and wife to God.chmd,
Rachrach co. corner Topping and Jane mn
s si; y i.azie s to Adciia Price cornea
ssii e Of ps s,,s rs pss yFaIs clxer DIDO
sc sss..i is sS" @%' Of S' is,sye Go Eso
,f yeaT August; and vii. To- Heimu,h Kranich 50
i53d-st l75 It OF courilandt-avs years. $500
weyrich. Ferdinand G. 10 Mary p housman' NO ,nn
239 Bleecker-st. 10 yeare. l"W
BUILDING PLANS FILED.
Tn. follown plans for new buildings filed yester
~" New buildings main ONCE:
''J Joseph L Butenweiser No 2a7 East oo,h-st.
.7 Gwssf g. 400 # Of iGh ave- Tor story
brick fiat. by John Freide. Of No 5ie West ., 49,.
Alterations main orice:
By Albert r"i b MH to No 95fs nav 1000
Broone- st. No 1913. 10 six story brick stable
and workshop by Adam Hoppel' of No c' Eas, ,oo
Ienox s ave 10 1875 to a three story and basement
brick dwelling by Isaac White. OF No 100 No.
New buildings uptown branch:
St Iawrence-ave, 2CD n OF Merrll-st, for
a two-s,ory frame dwelling. by NJ Carey ad-
nans or alterations were filed at the branch office
yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05
DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

~ Guayra, Puerto Cabello, Curacao and Ma,.
,aibo, via Curacao from Robert Stores. Brooklyn $3.50"
~. NENEZt Ella. Saturday. November IL / n m
SIS PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday November % / n N,
IS. CARACAS: THURSDAY. December 3. l D. m.
FOR MAIsAcAIlsO. VIA ST. THOMAS - ~
SIS. CURACAO. Saturday Noyembe ~ I n m
These American steamers. built expressly for the trade
have superior accommodations for passengers
BOubTON BLISS a DAI.I.ETT
General Managers 1876 Front-st
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REAL ESTATE.

Owing to an error In filing the legal papers IN tne
foreclosure suit of the NewYork City Baptlst MIS-
sion Society against the Tabernacle baptsl ohu'eh'
Nos rc9 ~ 1sG second-ave.. William Kennedy. the
oucton.er a, the broadway Real Estate Sales
room yesterday adjourned the sale OF the cnureh
properly sine die. 1t will be offered again i''''N'
atey after the refiliiig Of the papers .o.,v Al,
There were no sales at the room yes,eruay' All
the parcels scheduled were under i9rec'osu, . III
ceedlngs and their sale was adlourneu 70 heA. "eeN
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

he
ceedinss. and their sale was adjourned to next week
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
rss aw, s "a wife Of to ha49 &
Henry-st. No 50: same TO same .''''''''''
Eass nrcadwsy *, N9 i !sI,s same I" ss G same
croona-ase q Prospect sS AVE- we. 2 tx
SD 300 q e s ~ Rachel sS MshSisS
7h iS Of Avenue s ossna ' r"iqer
lr iIn's ST. No s East Werner to Josephine
ssh n st. s: 10 s East; Tomahn and wife to %
w ars ST No Ma $50 and s2 Margaret Mclaughlin
individual. and executrx, to Emanuel II AZ
Ti 1,tSnOsS :. 2i4a fl Of i6shsi; lssx
lssls cxia Helm narhfu to csr'i ssssa
Julius pyus ara vie to s Samuel we ct si
?1'f 2sS Ellen Lizzie IS s,SSksr
a4ts @ # sS of I'n q al to 10 Charlotte
Plot 1' on centre block between soth and DIST SIS
lis 3 II W OF ,th-aye. runs = lo5x ON
ioas o. Mary Gordon 5;o TO 10 Same ssme 1000
5iis st st. no s. 100 It soso Henry .. &C.
Adler eTs S + to o. nn,4S Park West y.
. Jacob HICKMAN ct al 70 william lam, Ey yans 'S
c'otier and wife to Adam cieib. 80, d.:
4hs 200 It Of nsoN 3ir Ms,;airs Mary
soih.si Of xgsis ,S 1,,, ave s'soas;
sd Ad ss s' sad o WI" Il S q on so.oo
osS T st. 70 Isl 11f Eas' t. Wn% RinSisr and wife
co To Rosa ' s. Eli It Of e1ins.onaye io7x
1908: Harris Mandcliaum It al to Abraham l. ,o
so iiSss"sn iis II 2aaye: Ssicss John 10
,o Kate Kn"blch to Peter Toann and wife % ooC
i22as, No %s East; nr'dse' ''o''e" 20 1900
1>s h'seana ana " s corner iisihsi i.ss
bernhard Freund and wife to Emil Muller anu I
pl es s. 5oii It Of lioth .,s; l6s.
Lou
,, d9ew ia :, Of M.nha;.n-.ve il.
m 81 I,enrv Gerken and wife Henry often 10
e7ih.si No ia6 West: Rachel McAuey to or'S'n ,
,a Dickinson asai +, OF 7,h-ave io.sxoell;
Charles Chapman ct al to Charlotte VI mp I
c, man Sichoss g. "a 10 II n iaothst. 2'T
100: Thomas J Mcclure and wife to Mary I
nSnney anu anon" subiivison no q part lo
40 map Morrissnia sophia van Axle u ~" aMn
spsie h%n,l 4sa +; Of io;h,st eoso.ic
xI5 7xa4 4 Robert Barro~s to h VAT va. ,oo
Ogden-ave 2ss It : Of D %s.'od ~. -o,riC,
ismis u Hashrouck. referee. 10 Cornelius :, ooo
Kngsland as rusi ,T,,i =, ii ssio? as.i oyioo:
Henry u Tiffany and wife to Elmra NJ p'N''
vs sns s. lot a. map village rppsr
Morrisania 25xi5o: William II f,esget' to Lewis AGO
= kn,em ]r' 30 Il Of Central ave co2GI
:i35 x@:ss 1894 ius'ave Raszew'N ana w''e 10
, to a4; NV" Nara on Rivcriaie ave. contains
/ 447-i..O acres; also. fi.iist'n io" a., No.
line. adjoining estate o, W WI "donlng
land formerly Of James II Whiting; l'o,lt"ks
155xl77 Samuel W Richards and vic !" '"''" I
,d nsn1 ,S7 and los block r. map OF Hudson
Rose: Hudson Z Rose and VIE 10 M''h"e' ioo
Lots s 10 to 10 and 1872 man Arden proE,r,y Wal
1.i i% s p's ap Of MS6iraW Tinbar oren
to Mary McA oBrien. observation-disclosures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05
ERIE RAILROAD.

. tnox. AMI i've minutes earlier from West
S"wH-Vespued Express Daily tor WHY
yUU Einshsmton, Er,iiA Hunalo btsatosso. saS0sjo
town. Meadvile and the Ws:s A''''' :,
s.nr - Al Parior Buffalo,. III. lila
.nn M..vesrbued Limited fast mall Psi'y :,. dS
oV sTs.n .T 7So M Chiesso s 49,
10 Chicago Cleveland and CINCINNATI
ZOO T. M.-ruralo and csy:laed vts''9ql'1b ss7.
1:s1U press Daily arrives Buffalo ItS = q" 6svS.
FORD IT'S T. NJ. jamestown $40 4: "a 3svs.
land lis p n sleepeD TO buffalo ~ Sfson
land making direct copnecoons y"
8:45 b:,s sold 1sis cS!s::% S Ss'ss C. !:
rTucxErs Loexi TINE xF ST' =. AT, 3, S,ss1ss:
EsamS.rs West ssd.. stsr,s asyS IS Hsis
Fcbos.n ana Jersey City station. Wesesc" ,s1cSsS G
~ ana checks baggage frea esss~ - - = :. a
asntlnattoa> u. J. 81
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WHITE STAR LINE.
CU\ARD LINE.

M TO LIVERPOOL. by QUEENSTOWN
Campana. l. $50 m. Etruria Nov. -. II A. m
umbra. Nov. H. y. m. Campanla. Dec g. $40 a. m
I.ucania. Nov. II. 30 a tmhfia Dec. IT, II
From Pier 40. North River. root OF GARRISON st.
freight and apply at the Companys ONCE
4 Bowling Green. New York
VERNON II. BROWN & co. General Agents
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
AVA Oneway Excursion. Tourists tickets all points
Texas. Colorado. Utah Arizona. California. Mexico.
Georgia Florida. etc. Also Hot Springs.
SAILING along the Atlantic Coast to brunswick Ga.
Similar Voyage Crossing the Gulf OF Mexico Calves.
ton Tex ARE IDEAL TRIPS FOR WINTER MONTHS
Write for our 64-PAGE POCKET GUIDE fnaled free,
c. H. MALLORY & CO.. Gen. Ag.s.. Pier 90 e. r., N Y
old DOMINION LINE
,,AILY SERVICE.
For Old Comfort Norfolk Newport News Peters
burg Portsmouth. timers Point. Richmond. Virginia
Beach Va and Washington ID. c.. daily except Sunday
from "a. North River. at p NJ. except SATURDAY
=
BANANA RAILROAD STEAMSHIP LINE
THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
connecting at Isthmus for all West Coast Ports Of
Mexico Central and South America
Steamers sail from pier foot West 9th St. ". Y.
FINANCE. Nov 10. noon VALENCIA. Nov 20 noon
For rates apply Company's office ~ Broadway
JOHN MUIR. Traffic Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05

With his plentiful hair lightly parted somewhere
.hout the middle his beard Of slightly foreign cut
and soft expressive eyes, Du Maurer bore strik-
inr resemblance to another famous artist In the
oerson of Alma -Tadema. So close was the
likeness indeed, that mistakes on more than one
occasion are said to have, been caused thereby.
rhus the story is told how In one instance young
lady who went up to the man she thought Du
Maurier with the request that ne would add his
name to her collection OF autographs remarking
AT the same time on the stupidity Of people who
COMPOUNDED him with Mr.. Tadema. was herself
COMPOUNDED by perceiving when he had gratihed
her request that the signature he had written was
that Of IL. Alma Tadema." From his father he In
herited q beautiful tenor voice. while passion for
music came to him from his mothers side also.
The semi grand" was Of the most indispen-
cable features CT his home at Hampstead and
there IL little doubt that he might have made
name IN the musical world had he devoted his
energtes In that direction. In fact his earliest
pirations were toward the operate stage. but his
parents did not encourage him therein.
Three little books In quaint white ornamental bind
inss are published by Henry Altemus. Philadelphia.
1hsy are why Americans Dislike England" by Pro-
feeses George Burton Adams Of Yale: The Origin.
Nsaains and Application Of the Monroe Doctrine"
- Professor J. b. McMaster. OF the University Of
Ponnsyfvania. ana The Higher Education a. q
3saiaing tor DusnssA." by Harry Pratt Judson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05

school Interests and Duties" the American
Book Company. by Robert NJ King, OF the lnaiah,
apolis High School. assumes the main task Oh
parents. teachers and pupils as already proVideo
for and so turns topics that are less direct Out
equally important. such as school architecture
hygiene libraries morals. etiquette. celebrations
articulary those Of Arbor Day. and the business
Of institutes and reading circles These are treated
with the sympathy Of one to whom they are NE
study.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05

Among recent additions to the international
Fducation Series" edited by W. 7. Harris, United
states Commissioner Of Education are historical
study of the school system Of Ontario by the aoh'
George w. Ross Minister OF Education lor '"e
Province Teaching the Lansuage-Ars' oy IT,
.a.sor A Hnsdale. Of the University of Mchi-
r.r and "The Intellectual and Moral Development
Of the Child" part u. translated from the french
Of Gabriel Compare. by Mary E. wilson. Inc
series is published by d. Appleton Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05

G. p Putnam's Sons have Issued second eoi'
tion with new material. of THE Question OF copy
r,uht" compiled by George Haven Putnam. secre-
+arv Of the American Publishers Copyright
League, and first published in 1884, The years
since 1891 have been marked by special activity IN
this matter and the new edition covers the history
OF this. whether II relates to cases IN court 10
legislation or the discussions OF men interested
in the subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05

art Schools.
fJvHE OsGOOD ART SCHOOL. EsTABLisHED ls.'; -
East l7th.st-Specal classes In all branches OF Art.
CHINA nred daily. Illustrated Catalogue mailed frse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05

The Arctic region has so nearly given up us
secret that the narratives of modern explorers
are losing their romantic cast For the charm OF
the thing one must after all. turn back occasion
allv TO the pages Of the earlier adventures. Not
only the love Of adventure. but the memory OF a
past pleasure will be revived by Houshtoh' mimi
. 60. renr,nt Of IAN Arctic Boat Journey in the
Autumn of 1854" by Dr. Isaac !. Hayes. 1t recalls
not only the later work Of Dr. Hayes, but also the
achievements Of DR.. Kane with that record which
practically introduced all America to the subject
of the Polar regions.
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Both the great English royal tragedies. that OF
.hs p,antagenets and that Of the Tudors and
stuarts are represented by way OF episodes IN the
Rev. A. ]. Church's Stories from Engmsh fais.ors
80 p,ch.rd II TO Charles I" (Macmillan & Coz.
,,th MANY Of the popular heroes. Wat Tyler. Jack
Cade. Harry Percy. Glendower. Sir Walter Raleigh
and the rest who add the picturesque element 10
-h., we're on the whole. gloomy times
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- Party leaves New-York Nov. and Frisco Nov
II for Honolulu and Japan also around the world
Feb @ and 81 for Palestine: May s. June 10 July 4
for Europe. SEQ and up. F. C. CLARK. III Broadway
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Harper Brothers have added to their students
Series The Students Lyel. Manual OF elementary
Geology" in which Sir Charles hyehs %a"u .'.,
no. heen taken as the basis of a new work. with
material from other writings Of the famous author
and with revision by John w. Judd, professor OF
geology and dean Of the Royal College OF science
London In spite of great additions and IN particular
a vast number OF Illustrations there is III ,i,e
volume look of kindly Renaissance OF 'he o'u.
<..,,n.a ,orrs IN geology 1t is hard to see how
thu hook could be made more compact than 1t is.
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For Young Ladies-Country.
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Il select private school for girls Best PREPARATION
Tor college; many not leadnE TO college, Com-
forts OF home. Mr. ARTHUR GILMAN 10 the D'rec'or'
Cambridge. Mass.
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