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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-30

.1 1<ee !. 53f < SOCIAL CALENDAR < - Monday, 1-counc Jewish Women will meet at < Temple, , x Monday Tntagil Fannie
 .& Mathews. % Tuesday Tuesday Euche Club will < < meet A. Behr % Chapter c. willm T. H. Mabson ts
 Confederacy < U D. c. meet wit V. <
 Wednesday, 3The Club will 1o;3o < with Mrs Thoma M Cloverdale 1s 4-The will with J. s rkman t*
 1.-The Card Club will Y with Mrs.. McDavid & 4-The M Pepperman marriage <
 Friday a 4% Friday. Club < t$
 Tuesday, Smith Richardson marriage < 10-The Cody Brame marriage y Thursday 1.-The Campbell marriage ts Tuesday, December 1e-The Barnes-Jones marriage < 1s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-30

The dining hall has a seating capacity of nearly two hundred. and Is always well filled at noon. The food is well prepared. wholesome and appetizing. and the prices range from to , cents. with a charge of 1 cent for the privilege of the dining room. Two dishes are always furnished free with each order. The eha~ge for bread and butter is cents. milk cents, coffee and cocoa 3 cents. All vegetables, meats and desserts cents. Ice cream Is the most expensive luxury on the menu, and
 (oontinued on Page Nintssn.l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-30
Try our line nice Mixed Chocolates and Bon Bons; only zoe per pound.
 The Noe Redit.
A Plethtra of Luck !.

It appears that while hurrying around to church fairs just before election in or der to corral the important church fair raffles sofa pillow, sewing machine, buggy and two clocks. A man with such luck as that was bound to be reelected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-30

The Christmas Edition of The Adver- tiser, to be issued Sunday. December 14th, will be the finest newspaper ever issued in Alabama. It will have more than one hundred thousand readers and it will be. beyond question, the most su- perb advertising medium the merchants of Montgomery have ever had offered them Be sure that your business is prop erly represented. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-30
DELICIOUS COFFEE.

The finest money can. buy and, drip ped by @ professional; kept hot day and night. One cup will prove it. Harrison's new Quick Lunch Coun- ter, 37 Commerce Street. If.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-30
Didn't Surprise the Cardinal .

A lady once appeared before Leo XIII. in a very Iow-necked dress, and the Pope sent cardinal to remonstrate with her. "The Pope. madam, is rather old fashioned" he said, and disNkes seeing any lady in evening dress. I, on the other hand, who have spent six years of my life as a missionary among the can nIbals, am quite used to it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-30

PICKLES, PICKLES, PICKLES.
 Sweet Mixed, Sweet Gerkins, bills end Sour Kraut Large Pine Apples and Preserving Quinces.
 Phone 324. Morris 6 Stuckey.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-30
SUNSHINE.

Sunshine Cottage, Thanksgiving Day
 1902.
 I am glad to see that Sunshine is not dead in Alabama. The Sunshiners of this State will, know, be ever grateful that Mrs. Gielow, formerly of Greensboro, rep
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-30

Whenever we see ! girl with a anice Meredith curl, we long to be boy again so that we can give it pull and find If it comes out
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-30

From a back number of The Mail and Express of New York. I scissors this: The Largest Sunshine Branch in the
 World.
 Mrs NJ E. C. Bates of Traverse City, Mich, is the proud President of the larg- est branch of the l. s. S., the member ship numbering over 1900 It is branch of juniors and is called the I'll. Y. F. Sunshine Club The rules of this branch are the sole property of the H. Y. F. Sun shine Club. and read as follows:
 T will try to be owing, helpful and kind anything.
 'I will try to he as happy as I can and to make everybody happy as far as l can. "I will try to be loving, helful and kind to everybody and to every living thing, .'If I ever fail in trying to do these things. I will try, try again
 These rules are printed on a member ship card and are signed by each member upon joining the club. Below the sigma ture is the ratification of membership by the President, and reads:
 This Is to certify that - - Is a member of the Herald Young Folks Sun shine Club. Mrs. NJ. F. C. Bates, Presi- dent"
 Cannot the Sunshiners of Alabama try to initiate the example of the H. Y. Els of Michigan without infringing on their .'sole property rights?' Let, us try and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-30

start a Happy Young Peoples" club in Montgomery. A code and bylaws can surely be framed by our bright young girls and boys that can embody the spirit 1T not the letter of the H. Y. F. Club.
 The Sunshine Bulletin for November contains so much of suggestion for the guidance of Sunshine branches as well as individual Sunshiners all over the world, I do not see how any member or branch can afford to be without 1t.
 Mrs. c. w. Trowbridge is the State President of the I. s. s. in Missouri and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-30

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-30
NEW VELVET COLLARS
Put on overcoats by Holt's Dye
 Works. 1Oa S. Court.

The velvet collars we put on overcoats are not milliners velvet. but the regu- lar tailor's velvet. and they are put on by tailors who know how to adjust them properly. Telephone 432. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-30

Pass it on Did you hear the loving word,
 Pass it on; Like the singing of a bird
 Pass 1t on; Let it's music live and grow, Let 1t cheer another's woe; You have reapd what others SOW.
 Pass it on; Twas the sunshine of a smile,
 Pass it on; Staying but little while!
 Pass 1t on; April beam, the little thing, Still 1t makes the floW'rs of spring, Makes the silent birds to sing
 Pass it on; Have you found the heavily light?
 Pass it on; Souls are groping in the night,
 Daylight gone; Hold thy lighted lamp on high, Be a star in some ones sky. He may live who else would die;
 Pass it on; Be not selfish in thy greed.
 Pass 1t on, Look upon thy brothers need.
 Pass it on; Live for self you live in vain; Live for Christ, you live again; Live for Him, with Him you reign
 Pass it on; The Rev. Henry Burton, M. A. MT. Burton lives at Lytham, England and is a Sunshine" man. The Burtons scattered all over the South from Georgia to Texas will doubtless be delighted to claffn him as an English cousin. He will not be apt to dlsclaim his American cousins"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-30

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New-York tribune., 1902-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

rHF, ISLE OF CONTENT AND OTHER WAfs 90 os
TrFIOIJCHT BY George T. Butler. NJ; d. sVo pp ~
concord, Mass: The Erudie PTessD
A collection Of essays various topics
RosrON DAYS BY Lillian Whiting 12mo. pp Ill. 4SS-
Little. Brown & COZ
fr IDEALS Concords famous men OF letters aho
some literary conditions OF the present Day Illus
trated with reproductions Of photographs
TIE sHRoUD OF CHRIST. By Paul Vign1n d Sc
C0r) Translated from the French Illustrated
Quarto, PIP no (El P. Dutton & Co)
description of the sacred relic at Turin. with a
OF scientific for BELIEF In lis au-
thentcity illustrated with reproductions OF photo
graphs -.
MUSINGS WITHOUT METHOD A record OF 1900 1901.
Random papers divers topics
MEMORIES OF VAIIIMA. By Isobel Strong and Lloyd
osbourne. Illustrated 12mo. viii 22S Charles
Scribners Sons)
F>ragrnentary "reminiscences OF Robert Louis Stew
Illustrated with reproductions OF photographs
THE ALAsKo-CANADIAN FRONTIER, By Thomas
willing Batch. svo. pp 45. philadelphia: Lane &c
ScottO
A paper on problems relating the North
Atlantic and Behring fisheries. and commercial
reciprocity between the United States and the British
Government
viii 155 crennant & WardJ ~
Instructions the beginner the necessary ap-
paratus for photo-micrography, negative making.
printing and the preparing of lantern slides chap
ter OF practical suggestions completes the book
THE HEART OF THE NEW THOUGHT. BY Ella
Wheeler Wilcox svo, pp 81. Chicago: The Psychic
Research Company
Papers of practical philosophy
TIE NEGRO IN REVELATION, IN HISTORY AND IN
CITIZENSHIP By Rev j. J. Pip*n. With intr2
IN. D. Thompson Publishing Company
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15
REPRINTS.

THE COMPLETE WORKS OF EDGAR ALLAN POE
with Critical Introduction Charles F. Richardson
Illustrated by Frederick Simpson Coburn.
Vols VI VII VIII. TX X &c. p. Put
nams Sons)
In the Book Lovers Arnheim'' edition. I
hundred sets illustrated with reproductions in
photogravure Of portraits and original by
Mr. Coburn.
THE WRITINGS OF WALT WHITMAN. In ten volumes
Vols VI, VII. VIII. TX and X. Octave. "a. p Put
nams Sons)
n Book Lovers Camden edition Illustrate ed
with reproductions Of paintings. etchings, engravngs
photographs
THE SECOND FRoGGY FAIRY BOOK. By Anthony F.
Drexe Biddle. illustrated by Anne Penock and Gus
Verbeek. 12rno. pp 127 Drexel Biddle)
FAMILIAR STUDIES OF MEN AND BOOKS Rv Roher,
Stevenson. In 12mo, pp WI.
226: VII 246. Boston: Herbert b. Turner q ca, A'
BRIDGE WHIST. How To Play BY Lennard Leigh
12no K. 2o3 philadelphia: Henry T. Coates &
VARIORUM AND DEFINITTVE EDITION THE,
POLITICAL AND PROSE WRITINGS OF EDwa p n
FITZGERALD Vol. ". xii .ea
Doubleday. Page Coz -
The six dramas of CaIderon.. with extracts from,
Fitzgeraids letters relating them contained IN
this volume. -
THE RIVER WAR An Historical Account Recon
of the Soudan. BY Winston Spencer Ch,,rcbtIl
NJ P Edited by Colonel F. Rhodes. Z. S o. With
frontspiece. maps and plans syo. T. 2S1 Qons-
Green & Coz Ne
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15
JUVENILE.

7HrNos WE THOUGHT OF By Mary G c2esp WsInSss go5
x-nSy Tt5E, TALKING; DOG. By Tudor Jenks i!ns nle
t?ated by Reginald Birch, l2dq0 pp' L. --'
The story Of = performing dog which was stolen 0'
q gypsy -. ,.-,o. yva,.r-
LAYS FOR LITTLE CHAPS by Amsqeriarn Book
Company
Y,,,s,-a.ed verses about children
- ILus. - spoTrs. OR THE BOY BUOcANf:ER
Rv Frederick a. Ober HlHstIasen 70 ISen-v Ate
mus Company 4. a.. eau
s.o-v ~ adventure in the West Indies in the sew
century.
,,o,rcENr1ss AND DIPLOMAS BY Gabrtene I. Je6K- t,
son illustrated by c. NJ Reyen mo Pp- AA-''
AKA 6Philadeiphia: Henry Aitemus Company"
A story for girls
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15
FICTION.

ANN ARBoR TALES. By Karl Edwin Hartman. 12mo
322 philadelphia: George W. & Coz
Eight short stories OF Ann Arbor folk
A LORD IN HIS FooL-cAsII.E "a Novel; MOLLY
ANETHEMA "a Tale)- By Gabriel I2no nm
SO. CNew-orleans: Erstwhie Publishing Company
THE R1cHER-THE POORER. BY Ira I. Jones' IL
ustrated limo. pp xiv. 32i- eThe Fiction Publish
ngng CompanyD
A love story.
A WANDERERS LEGEND. BY Maxwell Sommery,IIe
l2no. pp. 243- philadelphia: Drexel Biddle1
4 tale OF the Wandering Jew
EsHEk THE oPPREsSoR: BY Gertrude Potter Daniels
Illustrated by G. c. Widney. limo nm a1s 1asbi
caso: The Madison Book Company.) - VII
labor involved - h'0i "nu
HIDDEN MAMMA BY A. J. Dawson 1emo -, 90,
GA S Barnes & Coz ' ~ "--
4 modern tale Orient
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15

THREE YEARS WAR. By Christian Rudolf De WEI
Frontspiece by John Sargent r. A svo. pp- 4 7f'-
(Chares Scribner's Sons-)
HISTORICAL INTRoDUcTIoNs 10 THE rolls aLS
SERIES. BY William Stubbs. d. D. Collected anu
Edited by Arthur HassalL NJ. A svo. pp. VII 9a4-
Qongmans, Green & Coz
A collection of pape-s Illuminating old RECORDS Oh
English history Middle Ages
TFzE PRINCIPLES OF ENGLISH Cof.sTITUTIQNAl'
HISTORY BY Lucy Dale limo. pp. 1i. o"e- u>ohs-
mans. Green & Coz
study OF the constitutional growth OF the HnsIisi
analyses OF the cohteIts, a"1
illustrative from the charters statues e'0
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND wASHINGTON-FSs0
1880 s1IS0 A NJ '1-OO. t'S- 40. 500. 700 P NJ
s1215 Mdt-
Liberty Street only 'Daly TDaty. except sun
day SSunday only tParlOr cars only. Wa Iamalua
xSaturdays.
IIS 261 49, 1900 Broadway 1S2 Sth Ave = Union
Square West l53 East 125th 15Jh St 30
Columbus ave- New York. Court ST. 34+. 500. Fulton
ST RroOklyn; 9S Broadway. WillaUsburE New YORK
Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage TO destination
W. C. BESLER. c. NJ BURI
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15
M EDiCAl.

A TEXT BOOK OF PHYSICS, By r A Lehfeia1, u '''
n I2nno M viii 304. Q.ongTnans. Green & Oo' .
study OF the principles OF physics from "a rhvsi-
standpoint emphasizing the GspeHn ara eavanced
psr1s are prfnted in 10 be omitted II os-
sired Illustrated with dialogue
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15

dennic and scientific departments. the pooh
holds some two hundred and fifty pages OF heaFy
linen paper bound in buckram. win the sea-
of the university In gold on the cover John
Rogers Williams has compiled and edited the
material. and added an introduction, notes and
index. Five hundred copies are being printed
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15
Notree of 5nmmons,
NEW YORK SUPREME CoURT-CARo-

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-CARO-
~ lima Fernandez Kohly, Plaintiff against Andres
Fernandez Jose Miguel Fernandez. known
Joseph Fernandez, Defendants. Summons Trial
desired in New York County. To the above named de-
You hereby summoned to
plant action, and your answer
plaintiffs attorneys within
OF this summons exclusive of the service:
and in failure appear irde-
rnent taken against you by for the relief
demanded in the complaint
Dated the day OF October, 1902.
DAILY HoYT MASON: Attorneys for Plaintiff. ONCE
P o. ADDRESS. No IL William St. New York CITY
the above named Defendant. Andres Fernandez:
foregoing summons is served publication
pursuant order of the Hon. Ernest Hail. Justice OF
Supreme of the State of New York dated the
18th day November 1902 filed the complaint
In of Clerk County OF New York in
House OF nhatta
City New York, the 18th day OF November 1902
New York. November IS, 1902
DAILY HOYT & MASON. Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office
p o Address No II William St New York
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15
SCIENCE.

ANCIENT AND MODERN ENGINEERING AND THE
ISTHMIAN CANAL. BY William H Burr C f.
ID. XIV 473 Gohn Wiley & Sons.)
Six divisions consider the subjects of ancient
gneering modern bridges, waerWorks for cities and
towns railroad engineering and the feasibility the
Nicaragua and the Panama for ship
Reproductions of photographs. diagrams. plans and
mathematical analyses illustrate the points made.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15
HISTORY.

ihE fAPAts MONARCHY. From St Gregory ,b. c..
10 6soniiace VIII tse0-15oS.) BY William garr1
~ d. l2mo. xxi. 435. p PufnaIn's Sons y
IN the Story of the Nations" series ulus,ra,aa
WIN reproductions of photographs 'eo
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15
MUSIC.
NATURE STUDY.

WOMEN COMPOSERS Biographical Handbook o
Woman's Work Music Compiled by Otto Ebel.
16mo. viii 151. (Brooklyn: F. H Chandler)
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15
Railroads.

pENNSYL VANIA
u RAILHoA
4N8 DEsgRosE sRG 6 WksT Sp
ssThe leaving time from Desbrosses ana
Cortlandt Streets is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenfy-third Sfreet
Station, except where otherwise noted
75S ~ FAST aIALimtsa 1.-TWO eepfng HaT11F Sas
Chieag9 No coaches to 3 PittSieurg tisSra
NJ ~ FaST rINbitfiSdTF a1o Com
or sSP cSas Pss esHsans &oe
5a !ndInaP5S m P6a fsSlSyf SPECIAL 20
hour train to PgH1R Ig Ene ams
fslsss aslS2s s SD cscnas G s and
s sHi'aE tsslE s.es
ing Car For WEIGH ". Va (via Shenandoah Valley
5sS ' r NJ. WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago. For
5ef9 M sfee5 c safTFeaE Plhss cf Ptsburg and
Chicago. For Knoxville daily via Shenandoah Valley
cLEyELANP AN5 SIScISSATE s5S CIS6l5sI1 Ex
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
7.55 s25 $50 Dining Car 10 10 DesbEosses and Cort-
-nas Sizsss sSs 5Sfs 5nE Sa5 Sa
snd DS 55 @ c$+ aing Carl IS % all
Rn sandsz SIS 55 n96 nng Gas cs o5 0n1s nEaf Ga
m, 12 So Dining Car) C8.25 'Congressiona Limited
Ra!e5 Sna P95Ps alns s15s Dnn
SOUTHERN RA1LWAY.-Express, 32o. 40 p m.
1910 night daily
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. s55 a. m. and 925
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-Express. 1885 p m.
NRForR 6f NAL NP S WaN RagnE eS RA1LwAYFor Memphis
csPERE aRa MsE qsaas ofo RI R gallz NJ
FoR OLD PofSr d co c9MFoRT and NoRFoLKz5s
ATLANTIC CITY.-355 a. and 2. .55 m. weekdays.
Sundays, 7.55 m. Through Vestbued Trains Buffet
Parior Standard Coaches weekdays. Par
Tor Smoking Car Paor Cars, Dining Car and Standard
Coaches Sundays
MAY-1255 D. weekdays.
points Long Branch Railroad (fron1
West Twenty-thrd Street Station. s.55 a. 121O.
a. m 55 D. M 6from Desbrosses and Cortlandt
Streetsl. 900 II 20 $40. 80 and II 80 D.
weekdays. Sundays. e45 a. m. 5.15 D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
BIO I1eshrosses Cortlandt Streets 900,
$50 9.25 C955 Henna Limited 10 10 CDesbrossss
ing Carr 1155 a M. 1858 Dining Carr. 1.55 Dining
Carr. 10 esbrosses and Cortland Streets 22O, 255.
3 25 Dining Car) 3-55 425 AS Dining Carr 80 CDfn
ing Car 555 Dining CAP. 755 s25 8 s. e25 m.
955 G.mited) 9.55 So Dining Carr a. m. II IS
Carr. 155 Dining Carl. % Dining Carr. 355.
25 Dining Carr ass Dining Carr 555 Dining Carl.
15s So % sSS 8 = e. D. m y =, 10 mig night ts, 400
Fifth Avenue below 23d ST.: 263 Fifth Avenue Corner
Goth ST.: 1 Astor House, West Twenty-third Street
Station stations foot Desbrosses and Cortandt
Street $50 Street. 9s Broadway
Jersey City The New York Transfer Company will
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination
Telephone Eighteenth Pennsylvania Rail-
road Car Service.
J. b HUTCHINSON. ]. r WOOD.
General Cien'I Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15

NATURE AND THE CAMERA. By A. Radcliffe Dug
illustrated. 12mo. Kill. 1875. Doubleday
Page & Coz
Suggestions for the student OF nature the value
of the OF the his work
methods securing photographs of
birds. animals reptiles insects fish and plants.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15

4 DvERTIsEMENTs subscriptions Tho TriSuns
received their Uptown ONCE.
NO. 1884 BROADWAY
seth and s7th sts-. O'Clock 7.
Advertisements VIII be received following branch
Offices regursr office o'clock D. vtIs
25f Sth-ave-. =. 23d-st. I53 sth-ave.- cOr-
12th-st.: o2 East 14th-rt-i 257 West AID ST.. be-
9TH ard aves-; 263 West 125th-st.s f.S'sS
sd-ave-. between 18TH and TTtb 1.e26 Sd-ave-
61st-st-; 1,.oS LIST sS1h-st: I57 EASE
I25th-st., 75e Tremont-ave.s ESQ 3d-ave. near
4Ist-st-: so4 ad-ave-s 21O Bleecker-st-s 32s
Bleecker-st Brooklyn. n Y--216 .Courf-sfs
215 Smfith-st-: 1,O04 Cater Newark. N.Ss
s7o4 BrO0d-st. Also At ALI A D. T. odaceA
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15

The death of DR. Joseph Parker, of City Tenn
nile London. has led the Fleming H. Revell
Company to undertake an earlier publication or
the Life" which was being prepared for them
by Dr. William Adamson, q lifelong friend OF
DR.. Parker. than they had anticipated They
hope to have it ready before the holidays. A
final chapter is still in preparation.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15

The Macmillan Company has issued small
volume of Studies IN the Cartesan Philos-
ophy" by Norman Smith. assistant to the pro-
fessor of logic in the University of Glasgow 1t
is noted that the preface to Professor Veitch's
volume Of translations from Descartes is writ
ten from a point of view which is now dis
credited, and that Professor Mahaffy's book is
mainly geographic. This list practically ex-
hausts the studies devoted to Descartes. Mr..
Smiths book is devoted TO the metaphysics
Another volume is promised Descartess
philosophy of nature.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15

Little Brown Co have just puoilsheo
translation by Myrta L. Jones OF fierre LOU
1.-The Last Days of Pekin-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15

E Stanhope Hilrs 'Twentysix Historic
Ships is published by G. P. Putnam's Sons this
week. Admiral Belknap contributes an intro
duction TO this record of the achievements OF the
most famous of the fighting ships in the Amer
ican navy. and during the Civil War, of the
Federal and Confederate fleets.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15
BIOGRAPHY.

BIOORNPHY.
ROBERT HARLEY EARL OF OXFORD PRIME MN
lister l7le-l714. E 6 Roscoe illustrated.
Svo. pp. xvi 256 &C. P. Putnams Sons)
of affairs he of Queen
The concluding chapter is devoted to his rela-
tions with of letters.
RANDOM "REMINISCENCES. BY Charles a z Brook
field. svo. XII. 305. U.ondon: Edward Arnold)
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15
proposals.
A RMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL ST

N N
York City 15 I9O2-Sealed PROPOSALS in
trplicate. subject to the usual conditions will re
ceived until 81 O'CLOCK Dec 30th 1902 and
then opened in the of bidders Tor the
andS complete equipment Screw
for the Harbor Service of
Department accordance with conditions specica-
and drawings to be S
serves right reject bid or any part
thereof all bids. Proposals should enclosed I'm
sealed envelope addressed to the undersigned
Proposals for Steamer. to be
l. LITTEIL. Major & Q NJ. Depot Quartermaster
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15

William Henry Carson writes his books afoot
His Tito the result Of long tramps along
Italian roads. Mr.. Carson besides being busy
lawyer is fond of walking. and picks up his
scenes and views of life he goes. The c. NJ.
Clark Company announces that it has q new
book of his in press
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. Barclay and Christopher StS
tSOo A M-For Bnghamton and Syracuse
1000 A. M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and ST. Louis
81. 40 p. M.-FOr Buffalo and Chicago
f4.0O p. M--For Scranton Plymouth.
$40 P M--F0r Buffalo Chicago.
-s-45 P. M--Utca. Oswego. ithaca. Buffalo
- 90 A M--For Chicago-Sleepefs open P. NJ
Tickets at If3 1fS3 Broadway y. ": S3S Eutos
St. Brooklyn sDaiy. Except Sunday
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r
Liberty Street and South Ferry Ctime from South
Ferry five minutes earlier).
MATCH CHUNk-z4.00 C-15 Easton only). 9.t0
A NJ I'D 40. 500 @-s5 Easton Only) P NJ sun
MILK ESBARRE AND SCRANTON-z4O0 afo
A NJ 500 p NJ. Sundays. "a = 4. ". 90 P. NJ
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURST. TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-z4.OO 90 !. NJ. 1.3O 60 40. Lake
wood and ony). $50 so Lakewood Onlyl
P. NJ. Sundays. 1000 A. VI.
city, \ VI. i3- ?. NJ
VINELAND AND BRIDGETON-iz4.OO A. NJ. t1.So
Love NGG BRANCH. AsRIRY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE
POINTS-z+OO. $50. II so A M. AS, $50. $50 P NJ
Sundays except Ocean Grove. 900 A. NJ 400 P "
PHILADELPHlA tREADlNG IEttSlINAL(--z-42255 q q
$3.50 1900 t3OG 400. see 1900. t7SO. $500 P u.
PATH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s4-25. $50, .10.S0
\. 100. 1910. 800. 'T0O 70 2S P ",
rs Mdt
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTSVILLE AND
UILLIAMsPORT-if4 400 z425. $50. 1870 1000
IIOO A NJ. Reading only). IS1-OO 10. f2.oo P. "
Reading. Pottsvle and Harrisburg only. 100. to-0o
P n
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

ART.
CONSTABLE AND HIS INFLUENCE ON LANDSCAPE
PAINTING BY 9. J. Holmes Illustrated Folio.
p. Dutton &, Coz
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15

The latest addition to the American BOOK
Company's series, 1.-The Eclectic School Read
ings" is a volume of true fairy stories by
Mary E. Bakewell
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15

So. Boston, Mass, Dec H. I9O2-Sealed pronosa,s
for dredging Boston Harbor Mass be received
here until %. 1903. publicly opened
Information furnished application. w. s. STANTON
1t. Col. EngrA
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15

GOVERNORS ISLAND. n. Y, NOV. 2G.
1907 Sealed proposals in triplicate will be
received here until II A. NJ. Dec. 16 1902 for
installing heating plant re
pairs Castle William, Fort Columbus n Y
II. right reject or all bids In
formation application Envelopes containing
proposals should he marked Proposals Repairs in
Castle William addressed S. r. JONES. @. NJ
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15

The Putnams will issue this month the sixth
volume of their edition of the writings Of James
Monroe This volume Will include the famous
message which has been formulated into the
far reaching Doctrine together with many
related papers by way Of annexation. Volume
VII, with which the series will close, is in
press.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15

Stevenson's "Will O. the MIL" in small pocket
form. printed on good paper in clear type. and
bound in red leather, with gold stamp. is is
sucd by the H. N. Caldwell Company. re-
narque vignette etching by A. D. MARCEL ap-
pears as frontispiece An introduction setting
forth the authors life is to be commended for
its freedom from extravaganza
New-York tribune., 1902-12-15

TT S. ENGINEER OFFICE, 81 ST PAUL
st. Baltimore. Md. Nov. IL lso2-Proposais for
dredging Curtis Bay Nd. will be
Dec II. 1902 and then opened Specifications. blank
PETER c. HAMS Col Engrs