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Greenwood.

Misses Ethel and Edna Coughlin were
the guests of Miss Felicia Fleece at In
dianapolis this week.
MIR. E. o. Tompkins and family and Miss
Anna Bray, OF indianapolis. visited Mrs.
j. o. TomplSins the first of the week.
The Winona Literary Club was enter
tanned by Mrs. ID. s. Whtenack at the
Greenwood Hotel last Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. j. +. Crawford entertained
a number of their friends Friday evening
in honor of the hosts birthday anniver-
sary.
Misses Bessie Overstreet and Mather and
Messrs. Harry Roth and Eckhowser. OF
indianapolis. were the guests OF the Misses
Foster the first OF the week.
Miss Prudence Gilchrist, OF North Yer
non. Is visiting Mrs. w. II. Abbott, and
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Abbott enter
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-03

exceedingly difficult. 1.-The Singing Girl
will be repeated at the special matinee this
afternoon
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-03

CINCINNATI. O., March 2-Twenty-five
district supervisors OF the twelfth decen-
NAL census from Ohio. Indiana and Ken
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-03

r. Z. Springsteen * Co.. tailors. Spring
goods at popular prices. 3 N. Penn. ST.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-03

The Social Maids" after a successful
engagement at the Empire Theater, will
close tonight. The patrons of the theater
recognize the company as one of the best
that ever visited the house.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-03

follow the flag. We cannot discriminate
against any section of our own country. II
our principles of free government are not
broad enough to cover any territory under
the flag then we would better bring back
the flag"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

MerohandIse. raxes. tio. p,aaliy,
VS. costs .'ci total ...t.t.. ...t.'. W N
Personal property raaes. nl&.
penalty. ula eesis lac. totdl tli.@
pcfsonai property rax. mn. pcu-
atty - costs he total .'.'. so D.
Personal properly Tasss uU.
| pcnaliy, lsc costs, iic. total AS
Maariin, Estate ~ g..
rp. % y ranse Z. Tessa. HU
penalu ~ costs. h totpl....., s.ss
Merchandise rax ws penalty.
| $50. costs. Nc, total .............. so ii
/ Mum. John
sWa NEe. Sec. 10. rp 10 \. range
~ 80 acres TnNes NHc penalty
| e., costs g.. total ....t..-.-....,.S i,2
Personal property Taxes nsoi.
| penalty. iiC costs See, total .... Sie a.
Personal pfopsr,y. Taxes. $50.
penalty 90 COSTS rc total .....t o.e
Smith a James
i Smith John
iesonai property rssa. nf@.
| penalty SIS COSTS. @c total H.. .ta,.,s
Land e feet running 30 naci add
id. y hy n ~ Afmiiu e by
| Apodtcd. O.. hy laca aud Armiio.
w by the river. Taxes tl1iO. pan.
| aiiy. Glr costs, ir. iotHi.......... 80 %
| Waffeu a Ferguson
Pcrsonai property Penalty u@
costs aiC, total .......... ....... 81 90
! Williams Charlotte
/ An uf block a Dunbar Highland
add Taxes 80, penalty. liri
COSTS. ari Total ............ ....s....f a
rNKNowN OWNERS oF PRECINCTS
| d. AND W
l.ot o. block o. s. NJ o. co add
un,-hah taN t.sN. penalty, 49,
Lot % bloch si \ st. r. 81. add '''
oue-haf Ak, N~ peuniiy a.
y u,ctionai psft oi block q. nun-
ma Nsblnnd ada. TaNcH 23i
/ penalty. We. COSTS. zoe. f0ttl. s 2 Gt
lot go ln block 10 Armiio nros.
3,id. one hat tNNrs Ra. penalty.
%. in. hlo.k ~ Armiis Bros
" costs. sic ,o,ai 80. '.''... gG
milo Bros. add. Taxes SAL, pen-
| tiN -lc costs -Nc total. ............ 3 3 10
Aii 90 fraction of iot q, block O. ia
pa ald faAo.' Hoi penalty Hc.
Fraction Of ioi a. block b. D. s A.
ad1. Taxes ass. penalty i2c
Lot j. MOCK d. springer odd Ttx6s
N.h pruHliy 2tc COSTS 2ue total 5ii
l1i . BLOCK O. springer add Taxes
H. ~ r,nt''4 s s ces ~ lo,a s'a
a. Ii p.phifv ~ $50. s,,s .s'tei q
L9t = block 3 spr.nsgl n,dd pne
B" fne'l a,
io, 8 block s Springer add one
hdi taNes 800 pgna'iy isr costs.
l'ot 9logk i Armpo o'rro
ro.i. 20. local t.i !.
Fractional p,r, OF block B. b. AZ
n'1,It3 az. ,. ~, 49,, an "a,
NblSs"IkS " ''' E,,pi 1.s ~ n,sSo , sa5
| P'"'''a '''' ''Htr b.
~ b, i@ f..t blo.t a. 4, Ar,ni,e ~ "
oieto add raSes, pu penalty.
-, M ri,.L p., "a, ''''S
al PENALTY 90 costs - Total n
81 y u."@i1y 80. ~, IN. ,a,,i n
20 hlock q Prrcs AID Taxes.
~, a biD's "a pep'., VA la y ~"
n% psnalty y COSTS. 90, total ~
81 n = , ",oIe q Fc c 'aa ,das,et n
F, ,... q ioi 81. rerea edd Taxes
, lots ] 70 : inc n block \ County
49,, wv P'h'i'E' Nv
49, ',.'i ..........'...,, %, - ~
g., p.,,ity n ra-, t ss ,,.1i d
l'N p hl",h county ada. IaNen.
pssi,al,y ,osl-' ~ i9ial.s ID
- ~ ",h ''u,.,l 40 laN' q
p'9ai,S '' costs ri t9ill9 q
Z ~ o. llPIh 'NNly 900 IaArs
ltti,,ai,.S ~ COST s t9iti. ID
10y nioyk 'oNnly 800 I1Nrs
pshai,l; De- costs ~ teiM z
IN P.nai,S os,.' ~, i9lll.t %
| ~ ~ e. 'usl ",u AZ
nl,'S ,osiH "a to'al; 90
o. AL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
pRECiNCT No. a.

Ausys Benlgno
Personal property Taxcs. &C.: pen.
slty, ~ costs, A'c, total .............s ~
Land 80 hy ioo yards. 40 \. by
me river y by the mesa. H. by y.
Salcido. " by y Anaya Taxes.
de penalty lc costs, &c, toial..1 81
Land I'D y by a Archlbettue. 3.
by ". daramilio, Taxes. lie. pen
aug lc. costs. BE; total ,........s ~
Archlheque Jose A.
Improvements on government land
Taxes h.9i penalty, aci costs. Sc,
Atencio. Felipe
Land ~ by 80 yards. Bd. n. by the
rio l'ueTco, 3 hy Las Tomas H. by
II, SandoVal w. by ~ Martin
Taxes. h.so penalty Dc; costs. &c;
, lul. '.,..t. .'tt'+.'.' ..t'-stt-''.s.,,,f itst
House ana land Tanes. t2is; pen
any, he costs &c: total,....,.....t2 ~
'asadDs, POncinno
Land 10 by 90 yards. Bd n by the
hills, hy the river, r. rs jose
Mestas W hy g. Garcia. Land i0o
~ 10 yards, hd y, hy a. Mora.
~ " Romero. A. by the hills.
" hA the river. Taxes. 1918. pen
atty. IL. costs i0c. total ...,.,....t i.nl
Castillo. Manuel q. Dc
nousc and government land. Taxes.
bas penalty. lie. costs. So, totals $50
Land 30 Us So yards. Bd. n. by
4 Montoya - hy Rlo Puerco ~
hi the hills. Taxes, fu. penalty.
l0v costs. .Ig total .........'.......S g.ls
b0minRues Fsllpe
i.and ieo acres Faxes p0. pen.
guy costs '', total ..,t.,,...f Z. %
public Hud hy rio Puerco E
hy ! " Garcia ~ ~ 81 Garcia
raves 500 penalty sc, costs. Mc.
n ,1.s .ra,i,5 ....' '.'.''..,'....'','' s.s'
Land M yards Bd y by nasino
Mora = hy Auastario Montoyn. a.
hf fie fueIto. W hY mesa Taxes
g. penalty d.. costs. hc, tptal..t ~
Land 81 10y ~ yards Bd ~ hy
v. t.oNntu. hy q i.oyHto. O. hy
ihr river, W hy IA Mesa. Tuxca
~ PENALTY, ac costs. @c. totDi..t ",
L0NAto, HiHrio
Land ~ hy ooo yards. IA y by T.
0hhtidon. = hy =. is0vato. ~ by
the river " hy Ls Mcaa. Taxes
~, penalty. ac costs Aci totals "a
Land 90 yards. Rd \. by b Lo-
VETO. + Dos ) y. Archihoque q by
The river. " by ~ Mrsa. Taxes.
~, l'nalb COSTS @c. totals "a
Land - by 80 yards 30 r. by
no fuerco. by lac Tomas. v
W ,. hesiar. " by = .acero.
FoNes Nic. penalty e.. @nts. SCI
Marcos GroNuFio
i.and i0l 81 a0 yards Bd ~ hy
| J Archuleta y rs a. Lucero NJ hy
RIO Puercd. ". hy Ia Mesa. Taxes
tsr penalty. 3D.; costs S. total IS A.
I Mnriin. Pedro
Personal property TiNes. go pen-
atty g. costs $50. total ............f "a
/ HailegOs lose Mesiaa q
Land no hy AH yards lli. y b.
/ = Naidcz < rs q sssados ~ IS
The meail " uy ths river Land
/ a. by OQ yards. Hd n hy ! Mon.
] ioya, y. ~ Indian lands. n by J
! Montoya Taxes nsli penalty 81
] costs lac total ........ ........t....t 90,
/ MsaiaH ileonldas
Land 80 hy ioo yards. ~ by
! "a Garcia. 3 hy tie river ~ bi
j N Garcia ~ hy a. Ansufra
Faxes Wil iUualiy SIC. costs. sici
ioth .t.,.ttt.ttt-t .t..s..+,tt ....tt.. . 81
AontoNa. Aniceta
! tnud so bN 80 wards IA ~ by
/ , Valdez n hy Il cofdoYa ". hy
the hills Faxes bM. penalty. he;
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

Lot 81 block g. o. r 5 add Tax
~. nd, penalty, iac, costs. eoc;
total H.. r.. .... ................. . f.Ul
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

Lots n and l0 block %. .. r.
$ add. Taxes. N7t penalty. &c;
costs co.. total .... .............f GHH
min Il4Nrn u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

Lots and block 81. q. r. f. add
Taxes Naw penalty ejc; costs,
~ total ....,..........t ii.il
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

costs. t,r. total .............. ......f 2. a.
Oimaled Frank N
House on government land Taxes
g. penalty b. costs. a5c. total 80 i.l
percn. Efineo
Land 100 acres. TaAcs. Dil. pen-
aity. 49,, COSTS. tic total .......t.t Q %
salcido. Franclsro
Land 20 by s1 yaras nd ~ by
fha river ~ by the mesa. u. bY y
LuCefo W hy . O. AnEureE
Tenes nio penalty iic. costs, Bci
ssnduyal ana Son iiiiario
House in cHbexon and merchandise
InNcF NiM penalty n.uii costs
Nft tUihi tttt .tts.t.t. W ~
sHudONat Nfaiituto
uouse boz Cabexon. Taxra. 1Gc PEN
Hlty. Co. costs. &c.. total .........,..t -
TtrhlliaH Jose
land aD bt loe yards Bd n by
The town Of Cabexon n hy a. ca
sadns y. by NJ CordoyR. W by D
g. d. NHcH. Taxes sic penalty
o.. costs Nic. total ...................a : %
Taehliina Rndafo
Land iin hy ~ yards iid ~ hy
the Town Of CaheEou, 4 by the RIO
FurfCo. o. hy y -. De Baca, ". by
% 1uiierfe1 Land ~ by 10 yards.
iid n hy } Mcstas. :. BY A. J.
Garcia, ". 10y the hills W. by tho
Rio Puerro. Taxes. Gic, penalty,
g.. costs zoe. total ..s..s....st...t 70
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

$3.50. penalty lie. costs. l0c. total. 8 1.u
Az 81 hioCh 81 vs. a T.. add TaNea,
~ iii penalty o. costs, 81. total 8 b
ADDITIONAL. AssEssMENr
GARCIA Ventura u
Lots 9 and ~ in block %. Jesus Apo.
daca add. uue-hsW taxes E1
penalty nc costs coo total COOS 1.o
Sweeney A ~
lot a. block % HunlnE Highland
add Taxes, nUi penalty. iec
costs. gur. total .................. ...s ne
ncattie. "a q
Tho 90 interest Of lots : 20 Inc.
Boo block y ~ Armiiu " Otero add
one half taxes. Nie penalty. sic
costs Nr. total .......,.,,... 81. 20
sanchez AIRS " a. De-
lot in block A, Juan Armilo add.
Taxes. N.2. penalty g.. costs, l0cf
total ............... .....................N -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

Lots 10 8 inc. block 40. r. g.
add Taxes. pis penalty iso
costs. 500. total ................. iio.G
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

Personal property Taxes. NIi.
penalty. 60. costs. Hc. total ......Ies9
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

Tot 80 and " 2 feet OF lot a. block
a. 49, r. add Onc.haif iaMes.
g. ~ penalty o. costs. tec. total. 1913
AZ sunFrau IIuuN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

p 90 feet 90 tot a. bloch
. add One-hai3 taxes,
ity ipc COSTS tnC. t0tai.t
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07


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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-14
RETIRED MERCHANT DROPS DEAD.
EDWARD PAYSON wAILTNG. OF BROOK
LYN STRICKEN IN THE PARK ROW
OFFICE BUILDING.

Edward Payson Walling, retired lumber mer-
chant, sixty years old, Of No. Ss2 Greene-ave
Brooklyn. died suddenly In the Park Row building
yesterday at o'clock Mr.. Wailing went into the
building see his brother j. III. Walling granite
dealer. with Office the ninth floor. Mr. Wall
ing mus, have been taken III on the elevator. for
he left the ear the seventh floor and went into
toilet room. Miss Clara Waing. niece of the
dead man, saw her uncle get into the elevator. but
thought that he his way 20 her fathers
office and did not speak to him.
one OF the hallmen found Mr.. Wallins uncon-
sclous and breathing heavily and called super
intendent Jackson of the building. Mr.. Walling's
identity was established from letters In his pocket
and his brother informed. Mr. Wallng died
half hour after being stricken. He was an
elder of the Central Congregational Church. or
Brooklyn. and the leader Of the mems Bible class
OF Bethesda Chapel. OF four brothers and sister
who lived to middle age he was the 1rst TO die
Those VINO survive him are j. III. Walltng, Daniel
l.. WalIing. OF the Railway Mail Service: Dr. VIII
lam II. Walling. of Phila delphia, and Mrs. C. j.
Dewng. of Oakland. Cal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-14
NEWS OF THE COLLEGES.
APPLICATION OF TEACHERS COLLEGE
WITH COLUMBIA - SUMMER
SCHOOL PROSPECTS

The recent announcement OF the closer utilization
OF Teachers College with Columbia University has
given rise to general misunderstanding to
just what the relations of these institutions
II has been stated that Teachers College has
only recently become much part of the uniVer
sity as Barnard College the School OF Law.
AS matter OF fact, the ccnsolida ton of two years
ago gave the faculty of education the status
as the faculty of the Law School OF any other
school of the institution. But at that time
Teachers College received only such representation
in the university council should affect matters
pertaining 10 itself-that IS, II could vote no
matters affecting the general policy OF Columbia.
This meant that, though Columbia then recognized
the growing Importance OF the professional training
of teachers, she not willing to admit that the
school carrying this branch should have equal
weight with the other professional undergradu-
ate schools in the decision of important matters
peculiarly their own business.
The recent step OF the trustees means practically
that Columbia has taken one step further in recog
nizng the Importance OF the professional training
of teachers. BY the present agreement the dean of
Teachers College has full in the university
council on all matters coming up for decision.
This is precisely the same position held by the
School OF Applied Science by the venerable
college itself or by Barnard. with exception.
The professors of Teachers College have not yet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-14
NEEDED NO REFERENCE. HE THOUGRZ
SENATOR BLANK FOUND OUT FEW rHrsu
ABOUT PRATT LIBRARY RULES


There strobe into the Pratt Library. in Brooklyn
the other afternoon. imposing figure OF ma,
clothed with majesty. the majesty Of the lau
giver Being directed the application desk.
he announced that he had that day visited tn.
library for the purpose OF enrolling his name o,
the list OF persons entitled TO the privilege OF draw
ing books from the institution. The young woma,
at the desk handed him an application blank on.
of the lines be filed in which Is reference.
The stranger glanced at the paper. and then ex.
claimed loudly and emphatically; II am Senator
Blank. / shall give reference The attendant
mildly suggested that the regulations OF the library
made II necessary for her to insist that the nam.
OF a reference be given her. and then she walked
off another part OF the room to attend 70 other
duties. When she returned TO the desk the man
handed her the application card. on which he had
written his name his business. grain merchant"
and other details The reference" line was stiU
blank however and when the young assistant
librarian asked him fill II In he said again: Il
am Senator Blank. I refuse to furnish reference
Where IL the man In charge OF this Department.
He was politely informed that Miss Sturgis wa.
in charge. and that she not in the building juss
then: and he thereupon asked: Where IS the man
I'm charge of the Iibrary2'' Miss Plummer IL the
librarian" the answer Well. then. who IN
the man at the head of the whole institution" he
demanded The answer that the person he
would better would be Frederick B. Pratt Sec
ON Fred Pratt? Yes know him. he replied.
and tearing the offensive application blank into
small bits which he threw the floor the room
the rutted lawgiver strobe out. He hasn't been
seen In the library since then; and II Is doubted
there If he received from Mr.. Pratt the balm his
wounded dignity required. for the Pratt family
accustomed to give as strict compliance to the
library rules is asked OF any other person using
the Ifbrary's facilities. The name OF F. b Pratt
appears reference the applications OF many
persons now on the library's rolls and the Pratts
nay their fines in cash. like everybody else. when
they have kept books out for longer period than
the rules permit There have been instances az
Pratt Library of women refusing TO I'LL ont the
appica ton cards completely. and tearing them I'd
in a fit of petuance but Senator BIank-If the man
was he's the first who ever did that little
trick. Everybody in the room smiled as he stalked
Indignantly away in search of Mr.. Pratt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-14
EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS.
THE CHICAGO INSTITUTE. FOUNDED BY
MRS EMMONs BLAINE.
A LITERALLY ENDOWED TRAINING SCHOOL
FOR TEACHERS-A MODEL SCHOOL
FOR CHILDREN-CoLoNEL
PARKER'S PLANS

Chicago. April 1s.-Ever since the people of Chi
cago learned Of the large sums Of money given and
promised by Mrs. Emmons Blaine for the founding
Of & school which should embody the principles OF
the new education IN unusual degree a certain
big OF ground opposite Lincoln Park has been
8 Of interest II is the site of the Chicago
Institute and the strikes in the building trades
which have stopped construction all the city
caused fears that the building would be finished
In time for the fail term. 1t therefore with
lief that the public learned recently that the con-
tract for the ironwork had been let and the de-
.'very OF the iron well in advance Of the required
time agreed upon.
The plot of ground for the institute S275 900.
On this land the building. the OF which is esi-
mated al 100000 is to be erected. Besides the
usual classrooms II will contain three museums,
four laboratories. large gymnasium, three man
ual training rooms and a spacious assembly hall.
a natatorium with large swimming pool. will be
an attractive feature, will the indoor playroom
with completely equipped theatre at end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-14
WELLESLEY COLLEGE.
W ETT.ESI4E1 NOIII4EG
TOWARD PAYING OFF DEBT-EX-
HIBITS FOR PARIS

Wellesley. Mass. April l3-Durng the Easter
cess at Wellesley College. which will extend To
April Il. President Hazard and Miss Pendleton,
secretary OF the college, visiting the various
Wellesley organization westward with Denver
been entertained by the College Women's Club in
Alumn5e in Buffalo
1t Is the intention OF the committee having
charge of the movement for canceng the indebt-
edness OF the college that the coming June which
closes the first twenty-five OF the existence of
the college shall find Wellesley wholly freed from
It's present burden Through the exertions and gen
erous contributions of the aumne s37,740 has been
paid into the treasury, and pledges to the amount
OF SZZzoo have been received. Mr. Rockefeller'S
promised gift of 100000 when the debt Is finally
removed liz most timely, and will undoubtedly en-
courage the committee To make effective appeals
for covering the remaining Indebtedness
Professor Mary W. Calkins. OF the psychology
Paris Exposition exhibit comprising of
pneumograph tracings. to Illustrate the effects of
plotted curves showing the direction and degree of
error in series of experiments III the binaural
localization OF sound, with without suggestion.
The English literature department also sends TO the
Exposition description of its libraries and work,
written by Professor Katharine Lee Bates. Pam
phlets accompany both exhibits.
given by the junior members of the Tau Zeta Ep-
silon Society April %, and a reception by the
Agora Society on May l. Dr.. John Flske is ex
pected to deliver series OF lectures before the his
tory classes in May. The Rev DR.. Henry
Dyke will preach in the chapel April %.
In its annual "I4egenda." recently published. the
work under the chief edtorship OF Miss KATRINA
r. storms The book Is attractively bound In plr
pie and gold, the class colors. A unique feature
Is the using Of titles OF popular books for chapter
headings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-14
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY.
STARTING THE ALUMNI wEEKLY'-A COII.EC
TON OF EDITIONS OF THE PHIIOBIBI.oN''
OF DE BURY

Princeton, n. J.. April 13-The Initial number of
The Princeton Alumni Weekly" edited by Jesse
Lynch Williams, has appeared. 1t is OF magazine
form, and contains sixteen pages Of university
and comment. The second number will ap-
pear tomorrow. and contains a comprehensive and
tabulated review of the financial condition the
university during the last twenty years. showing
the average rate of interest endowments, and
outlining the yearly income from room rent. tuition
fees and other sources.
Through the Kindness OF anonymous friend
the historical department will offer to the seniors
two fellowshlps In history of 5000 each. They will
be awarded without competitive examination
The library has received the following collection
OF editions and TRANSACTIONS OF THE Phlob!bon''
Of Richard de Bury: Oxonia, 1889: Francofurti.
1910: English translation. London. 1882: the first
American edition with the literal English transla-
ton OF j. b. Ingl,s, Albany, 1851: French trans
lation by H. Cocheris. Paris, 1856: and Professor
A. +. Vests Groler Club edition OF 1899 They
were given by J. >. Morgan. IS