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New-York tribune., 1901-10-28

From the American News Company we have
received an unusually interesting guidebook. en-
titled The Book OF Fair Devon issued by the
United Devon Association The text. although
rigidly systematic IN its arrangement after the
manner Of guidebooks. is written IN pleasantly
informal style and there special contribu-
tions by various authorities subjects such
Devon water sports. sea fishing. cricket. Devon
as a health recovering ground. and so on. There
are many illustrations. both half tones from
photographs and clever pen drawings. The book
is tall and narrow. but less than inch thick.
and in fact seems 10 be made for practical ser
vice. Another English guidebook lately received
IS The Road 20 the North" published in London
by the author. Mr.. Frank J. Nash. This is a
handy pamphlet, intended for the OF trav-
ellers by the East Coast Route. The text is
1udicious and it is amply illustrated with fair
half tones.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-28
Assignee Notices.


INREDERICK LOSCHE.-In pursuance of an
Il order OF the Supreme Court. County Of New York
made at a Special Term by Hon George r. Andrews
Justice third day OF October. 1901 entered in
the the Clerk OF the County York on ;he
ALI creditors Frederick IOsche lately doing business
under the said 81 Frederick LOsche. at No sol
Washington Street in the Borough Manhattan Ciry
County State OF New York. present their claims
with therefor duly verified 10 undersgned
the assignee Frederick Iosche for the benent
q KELLER No 25S Broadway n the borough OF Man
haitian the City OF New York. the second
day January, 1902
Dated New York. October 1ith. 1901.
CHARLES II. ZINN. Assignee
RABE & KELLER Attorneys for Assignee No 25s
Broadway Manhattan. y. Y. city.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
l. YORK.-To all persons interested in the estate of
Charles W. Schlatter and Henry NJ Sacks who com
posed firm OF Schlater Sacks. assigned 10 Anton
and hereby required 10 app-ar
personally and to be at Special Term Part | or the
New Supreme Court. the City and County of
New York. the County Court House in the City of
New York. the 25th day OF November 1901 at 80
m, there and then to show why a nnaI
Of the accounts OF Anton Schmd
OF the assigned Schlatter & Sacks should
had and II be shown. then attend the
settlement OF the assignees accounts.
In test / the
Witness Hon George Z. Andrews. Justice OF
lSeal-1 the said Supreme Court, this 5th day OF
October. 1901
NJ. SOFIMER. Clerk
PAUL. c. sCHNITzLER. Attorney for the assignee IL
and 13 William Street. New York City.
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ONCE Prison Real. her attorneys. No. $50
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York. before the day Of May Dated New
York. 2dth day Of October, 1901
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New-York tribune., 1901-10-28

Familiar Trees and Their Leaves" by Mr. r
Schuyler Mathers, has rightly enjoyed a consid-
cradle popularity since it's first publication some
four or five years ago. We may offer word OF
welcome to the new edition just published by
the Appletons. in which the full page plates are
printed in colors. The work Aas been very well
done, conveying such clear and unmistakable
impressions that the student should find diff
Guilty in identifying from them the trees he en-
counters on his stros.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-28

added a chapter Rodin. much OF whose work
has appeared since the book was first pub
lished. His standpoint throughout is critical
rather than historical. and the same is true, Of
course. Of the essays on Victorian writers. Mr..
Brownell here discusses Thackeray. George
Eliot. Carlyle. Matthew Arnold. Ruskin and
George Meredith.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-28

The late Grant Allen could not treat OF nature
without sooner or later drifting into remarks on
evolutionary questions, but the essays which
he contributed TO The st. James's Gazette"
under the title OF Colin Clout's Calendar: The
Record OF Summer. April-October." although
frequently marked by his scientific taste, con-
tain great deal that means simply sympa-
thetic observation OF the beauties OF the flowers
A edition OF the book is brought out by
K. p. Dutton & Co. and is amiably greeted
interesting memorial OF one aspect of the
work of clever writer.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-28

The series Of guide books recently started in
London Dents County Guides" is one OF the
most promising Of the sort that IL has ever been
our good fortune 10 see. The volume on Nor
folk by William A. Dutt. sent 10 us by Dutton
& Co. the American publishers. is a model or
what a guide book ought 10 be. The author
fully understands that the time has gone by for
the bald statement OF facts. He gives us facts.
but he takes pains TO present them in a read
able manner. Seventeen itineraries outlined.
and the arrangement OF these keeps the con-
venience OF the traveller constantly in view, but
Mr.. Dutt in these brief chapters and IN his long
introduction dscourses in such wise as TO give
pleasure no less to the fireside traveller than 20
the tourist awheel. The second half OF the
book treats Of the natural history and sports
Of Norfolk. half a dozen writer's contributing
TO this section. An excellent gazetteer occu-
pies about a hundred pages and there is a good
index. Charming illustrations are given IN gen.
erous measure and there are several first rate
maps Although the book includes much. the
use Of a small type and thin paper has enabled
the publishers 10 bring the whole within such
compass that the travellers pocket can easily
accommodate this aid 20 his steps. The series
is presumably 10 embrace sooner or later all the
counties OF England. II is destined. We believe.
to fill an honorable place in guide book liter
ature
New-York tribune., 1901-10-28
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Is PURSUANCE Of an order Of Hon. Abner G.

/ y III KSI ANI + OF IN OTutT OF Hon. AUner z.
- Thomas a Surrogate Of the County % New York.
notice IS hereby given to all persons having claims
Walker. late OF tho County
York present with there
subscriber her place Of transactng
al ofnce Murray bennett Ingersoll No. %
William Street. the Borough % Manhattan. city OF
New before the 30th day Of December
Dated. New York. Sth day Of June.
SARAH FRANCES WALKER.
MURRAY BF.SNFTTT & INGERSOII. Attorneys for
Executrix No. - William ST. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-28

Albert Bushnell Hart has completed his
American History Told by Contemporaries
The fourth and last volume has just issued from
the press OF the Macmillan Company. This vol
ume bears the subtitle of welding OF the Ma
tion," and carries the record from 1S45 down 10
1900. The work is admirable for its judicious
assembling OF data from a thousand important
sources. and we are glad 10 that the one IN
dispensable finishing touch is given in this last
volume in the shape OF a good general index.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-28
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New-York tribune., 1901-10-28

Houghton. Miffiin Co. have nearly ready
Charles X Cummings Architecture in Italy,.
an elaborate publication in two octave volumes.
with FIVE hundred Illustrations. They report
that they have received order for $50 copies
O The hook from England.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-28

The recent importations OF the Scribners in
cude six more volumes in The Authentic Edi-
ton" OF the works of Dickens. an edition TO
which We have already favorably referred more
than once. The new volumes embrace Great
Expectations" Our Mutual Friend" Hard
Times" Sketches by Boz" American Notes
and Pictures from Italy and THE Uncommer-
cial Traveller" The last OF these volumes is
the eighteenth only three more remain to
be published in order to make this handsome
edition complete.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-28

The fourth and concluding volume Of Dutch
Painters Of the Nineteenth Century" is nearly
ready for publication by f. p Dutton & Co. II
is edited by Max Rooses. curator Of the Plantin-
Moretus Museum at Antwerp. and contains six
etchings by ZilclSen. six photographers and two
hundred other illustrations OF the works OF the
artists treated OF, who are Matthyo Maris. De
Book. Anebe. Bilders. Martens. Mrs. Mesdag.
Korff Poggenbeek. wysmuller, Voerman. Of
fermans and Essen.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-28

The Putnams have in preparation an English
translation OF a novel by Pierre Coulevain. un-
der the title of Eve the ConQueror." This
French writer-who is strongly suspected OF
being a woman-has made a study OF an Ameri-
girl for her heroine. which is said TO be a
keen and clever picture. The scene is laid in
New-York and Paris, but the author has made
more OF the character study than OF American
life.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-28

The craze for bridge" is producing little
library OF manuals on the subject. The latest
publication dealing with the game is published
by Henry T. Coates & Co. Of Philadelphia This
book. Bridge Whist: How TO Play It," is by
Lennard Leigh. and gives quite elaborate and
explicit directions. with illustrated deals and
analyses. a complete code Of laws. and notes
showing the different ussges at the more prom
inent clubs.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-28

The Scribners report a remarkable public in
terest in several OF their new books-an interest
that has compelled them TO postpone publica-
tions scheduled for this week in order TO allow
iime 10 catch up" THE Cavalier published
on October .. has gone into its thirtyfifth tnou-
sand: The Ruling Passion" published week
later Is In its thirtieth thousand: Of Lives Of
the Hunted" published a week ago. the first
edition Of fifty thousand is nearly exhausted and
the Life OF Stevenson is in its eleventh thou
sand Other publishing houses report similar
activity in the fall trade.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-28

SMITH. AUGUSTUS LIN pursuance OF an
order Of Hon. Abner G. Thomas. Il Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. notice Is hereby given all
having claims against Augustus l. Smith
New York deceased. the same
thereof the subscriber his
acting the Office OF Murray Inger-
soil No % William the city New York. on
before the "a day OF January
Dated New York the 9th day Of June 1901.
GEORGE II. JANEWAN. Administrator.
MURRAY. BENNETT & INGERSOII. Attorneys for
Adm!nstraior, No. % William street. Borough OF
Manhattan. " Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-28

Pulpit Points from Latest Literature"
CThomas Whitaker). by ]. +. B. Tinling B. A.
is curious compilation. which. however Will
doubtless be OF service TO many a busy clergy
man. II contains thousand short extracts
from a great number OF sources. embodying
facts and ideas OF which the preacher might
conceivably make use IN the pulpit We may
best indicate the compilers method by quoting
tho terse news report which he reproduces un-
der the title OF Warning and Destruction:
Arolo. 2sth December. A part OF the noun
tain named the Red Rock has fallen IN the night
on the little town OF Airolo. situated at one end
OF the Gothard Tunnel. destroying a hotel and
several houses. 1t is feared that there are
many victims. although the Inhabitants had
warning OF the probable danger. and many Of
them had left their homes
The text for a sermon is obvious.
W. d. McCrackan has revised and enlarged his
book The Rise OF the Swiss Republic
(aenry Holt & Coz. which now appears in a
second edition. nine years after its FIRST publca-
tton. Il II not only q history Of Switzerland but
New-York tribune., 1901-10-28

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5nrrosates' Notlres-

IN PURSUANCE of order of Hon. Abner
- c. Thomas Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
notice is hereby given 10 all having claims against
Stenbrugge late Of the County OF New York. de-
the with vouchers thereof. the
subscribers their place Of tansactng business the
Office Carter and L@dyard. No. 81 Wall Street the
CITY OF New York. or before the tenth day Of No
Vember
Dated New York. the third day Of May. 1901
EDWARD STEINBRTGGE. Jr..
MARIE +. c. STEINBRUGGE
CARTER AND IFDYARD. Attorneys for Executors 54
Wall St. Borough Of Manhattan. y. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-28

years writing a novel on the career OF Francois
Villon. Contrary 10 the usual procedure, he has
dramatized il before publishing 1t. and the play
IS now being presented in New-York by E. H.
Sothern with success as IF Were King" The
novel IS soon 10 be published under the same
title by r. H. Russell II is to be illustrated
with drawings IN color. and with pictures of
Mr.. Sothern and his company in the principal
parts The life and time of Villon offer fascinat-
ing opportunities for romantic treatment and
Mr.. McCarthy's book is said TO be as full Of ad-
venture and dramatic episodes is the play
New-York tribune., 1901-10-28
II PURSUANCE Of an order Of Hon Abner c.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Hon. Abner c.
Thomas a Surrogate Of County OF New York
notice is hereby given 70 all persons having claims
against Henry A Ferguson late County OF New
York deceased.
o. the subscribers. their place ransactng
the office Cf John A. & 4 q Mapes, No. as
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
York before the 9th day OF December next.
Dated New York. the 31st day OF May 1901.
WILLIAM FERGUSON
JAMES +. FERGUSON
Administrators
JOHN a. & \. 3 MAPEs. Attorneys Admnistra,or..
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Qearbers
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New-York tribune., 1901-10-28

The Appletons say that the Middle West has
shown a special interest in Walter Bars story
of American politics. "Shacklett," in which he
has explored a field not largely developed In
American fiction. There have been the usual
attempts here and there 10 identify the poll
ricians figuring in the book with real person
ares. but il seems 10 be a fact that Mr.. Barr's
portraits are all imaginary ones.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-28

The subjects treated OF in Mr.. Carl Lum-
holtz's forthcoming book, Unknown Mexico"
are so numerous that he has been unable 10 de-
velop some of them at the length to which IL
might have been possible 10 60 Mr.. Lumholtz's
book will be popular presentation OF his expert
ences among the almost unknown tribes OF
Northwestern Mexico, who afford a most tempt
ing field TO the ethnologist- The matter OF the
decorative art OF the Huichols, the general name
for these Indians for instance. is one that Mr..
Iumholtz IS intending to treat in a detailed sci
entfnc monograph 10 be published by the Amer
Scan Museum OF Natural History. He has
sound in their designs elaborate system OF
conventionaiisrn based two primitive FORMS
the double water gourd OF an hourslass shape
and the flint used for hremaking. Out OF these
roanv elaborate forms have been developed. and
their use In decorating various objects OF gen
eral use is rich IN elaborate symbolism. The
music Of the Huichols also engaged Mr.. Lum-
holtz's attention and he has preserved and re-
corded many OF their songs. He found IL
curious fact that while these Indians paid no at
tention 20 any white mans music, they IN
stautly recognized as Indian any song. even OF
tribes 1--WE hundred or six hundred miles away,
with whom they had no community OF language
or tradition.
Two books by w. c. Browneu to make
their appearance from the press Of Charles
Scribner's Sons next week One Is q new lius-
trated edition OF his French Art: Classic and
New-York tribune., 1901-10-28

A trust lawyers statement Of the argument
.n favor OF trusts viii be embodied in Mr.. John
r. Dos Passos's book that the Putnams are
preparing for immediate publication, entitled
Commercial Trusts: The Growth and Rights or
Aggregated Capital" II IS an argument de-
Nvered by Mr.. Dos Passos before the Industrial
Commission at Washington in 1899 Mr.. Dos
Passos who has written a number OF other
books on legal aspects OF financial matters. has
taken an active part IN the formation OF several
trusts and knowing that side OF the matter
completely has doubtless covered the case.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-28

The story Of Giovanni Segantini's life and work
&c told in an elaborate volume by L. Villari.
vhich E p Dutton & Co. are about 10 publish
with seventy-fve reproductions OF his paint
ings This Italian artist died in 1881. while at
work on a triptych for the Paris Exposition;
his work was largely devoted 10 Alpine land
scape in which. however he often placed figures
which he sought 10 invest with a subtle symbol
ical quality.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-28

Mrs. Edith Elmer Wood, wife Of Lieutenant
Commander Albert y. Wood, L. s. ". and
daughter OF the late Commander Horace Elmer
L. S. n. would seem 10 be doubly qualified to
write about naval life. Five stories dealing
with this life Qncluding The Real Raleigh
Kent" tale of the Philippines to-day) are in
cluded in her collection OF short stories. which
Henry Holt & Co. are about 10 publish under
the title Of shoulder Straps and Sunbonnets."
The other stories OF civilians. and many OF
them have appeared in various magazines.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-28

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-11-26
COLON ESCAPES SHILLING
Americans Refuse to Permit
Bombardment of City.
GOVERNMENT DEFEATS REBELS.
Liberals Still Hold Sway Along the
Raiiroad-Free Transit Fully Re-es-
tabIished-captain Perry Assumes
Full Control of Line.

Washington, Nov 26-It is pretty
we'll understood here that there is to
be no bombardment OF Colon by
either side. While Commander Nc
Crea was given wide discretionary
power and nothing was said to him
about stepping the bombardment di-
rectly, nevertheless the state depart
ment established precedent in these
matters last year, when it instructed
Mr.. Gudgers to warn some insurgents
at Panama that they would not be al
lowed to lombard that port. If the
government troops on the PlnZon
should persist in their purpose, it is
said that the commanders of the vari-
Gus ships at Colon would require that
ample time be allowed for the with
drawal from the town of all foreign
ers, that the attacking force, to escape
restraint, would be obliged to direct
their bombardment with such rare
precision as to destroy the insurgent
defenses without harming the railroad
property, and even without endanger-
ing the passage of trains, conditions
probably not to be met.
The secretary of the navy cabled
Captain Perry of the Iowa to assume
full command of all the United States
naval forces on both sides Of the
isthmus. in order to insure harmoni-
Gus operations. Consul General Gud-
gers last dispatch. which came after
/ o'clock, was about as follows: Our
troops have arrived at Matachin,
one-half OF the way across the 18TH
mus. No obstruction and Colombian
government seemed to be victorious
over the insurgents"