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Some time ago, when the first signs Of
hanks and trust companies decided to
stand by one another and support each
others stocks. On Monday local banks
that were carrying Federal National Bank
certificates ordered them lifted imme-
diately. This was what led TO the discov-
cry that the bank was weak.
The National Park Bank and the Hanover
National Bank are the local correspond
ents OF the failed Federal National Bank Of
Pittsburg. At the former bank 1t was
stated yesterday that the Pittsburg insttu-
ton owed it nothing and had small balance
to its credit, while at the Hanover Bank
It was said that the failure would not affect
that bank in the least
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FREE LECTURES AT CITY COLLEGE.

4 series of addresses by leading men in science
theology. literature, public and commercial life
will be delivered. one each week, in the chapel of
the College Of the City of New-York, during the
entire college year for the benefit OF the students
as well az the general public, who will be admitted
free Of charge. The speakers SO Ear obtained are
Bishop Henry 9. Potter, DR.. Giddings professor OF
sociology At Columbia University William H. Bald
win ir president of the Long Island Railroad;
DIT Ernst I.ederle, president OF the Board of
Health: the Rev. Or. Lyman Abbott editor-in-ch
OF The Outlook; Robert {; Ogden, Professor
N 7 Pupin the famous electrical engineer OF Co
lumhia University: William Barclay Parsons, chief
engineer Of the Rapid Transit subway Or. Felix
Adler. Robert Shaw. Editor Of The Review Of
Reviews" and Hamilton W. Mahic.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

STANDARD DICTIONARY OF T-TfF, ENGLISH ~
PREPARED under the supsrr ~ Sc 1s and sSTS -
sns ~ - Ii d Francis A Marsh. IL. D. /. n n.
u5n.s ef rao Tit e A5as q the world In Vol
REFLECTIONS OF TIRE MoRNINC, AFTER ,,--,,..-
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TIP CANON or REASON AND VIRTUE. d.Ao-rzr.s
a., r Li.h KING Translated from The Chinese ~
open cour, isi.hinS c pm g; iS 'ch'aEo The
fON ~ r,aAFERs BY Thomas BAILEY Alaricf 12mo
W WI NO dioughton Mflin & Coz
49,, '1lsoelsny OF notes criticisms ana observations
Hi Is Love GROWS GOLD. by Ellen Burns Sherman
A-l7@ ~. ~ a. Vessels Company
SOM familiar talks about some pitf,I,- =, tho VA.
,,,o 81 sentiment and papers suhdry Tpics
ieTo Pp q ~ Sfs 3E LI 1,s,. By Henry watterson
Collection q addresses on ethical literary and
extracts ~ subjects with APPENDICES reproducing
concerning the ''snsrf set ~ newspaper articles
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ELEVEN MORE CHINAMEN ARRESTED
Action Taken on Complaint of Young Girls
-Four Italians in Custody.

Eleven more Cinnamon and four Italians were
arrested on Thursday night and yesterday morning
on girls complaints, and were held yesterday, in
the Gates-ave. court Brooklyn, in 5000 bail each
for examination on Monday. The arrests were made
on information furnished to Deputy Commissioner
Fbsten by Manic Brennan fourteen years old, and
Lizzie Kane. seventeen years old, in whose behai
a half dozen Chinese laundrymen are being prose-
cuted.
Mamie Brennan, who was a pupil Of the Patchen-
ave school Brooklyn, LEFT q spelling book in
Wing Suhi,s laundry. at No. 237 Red-ave. several
weeks ago. On Thursday night she entered the
laundry alone and asked for the book. but the
-binarnan was suspicious and rushed FOR the rear
window. He half through when Detective
Mummy pulled him back into the room.
Joseph Hindrian. Italian cObbleT, OF no. 9i2
ReId-ave went quietly to the street with the de-
tsctives ana then made a break for liberty. De
tective Murphy. after a chase 10 Dekalb-aVe''
brought him back. followed by a large crowd
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EDUCATIONAL

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REPRINTS.

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BIOGRAPHY.

goflN GBEENLEAF WHITTIER Rv Cscorga r,i,, -,
renter Emo Ut yfi. al. UIoughton. Mi~vin a
~ r.e American Men o. Letters. So-t,s A..
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WINS sketch - his life a lee ~ re ,-rstt-
spiecc illustration reTro8ures a., s-SIsH-
portrait taken about 1SSs. ''sio
III LnE OF EDWIN WALLACE PARKER T, =, u,
L r. Nessmo-e. Win an insro.suct,or IA. 1s;...ss
.suFs n Thoourn sNo, ~. ass tratoa Z. Nnin.e
feco-E forty-oue xears o. r,fsss,-,-,. - =,
frNis. Illustrated with rerroducone % ,,i,.v-.r,.
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ward =. Clo6sh 49," wv 'I1'-
PlpNTER SPANlAll'S N NORTH AMERICA n
william Henry Johnson. Illustrated Emo,
Isl Boston Acclo- Brown a 80
Sketches of the lives discoar-Sos
r. some Spaniards Appendices provide the rto-y az
ancient mexico and a paper Is and ~
-cfrIs ufs Illustrated with -pnros-cssons ~ 49,
.-af-e. drav .u.s. maps and charts
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RELIGIOUS.

SOME STUDIES ~ RELIGION. BY The Rev. Louis
Tucker. N. A Emo. pp. 121 milwaukee: The
Young Churchrnan Company
Discussions about some evidences % Christianity.
4 STUDY OF THE OCCASIONAL OFFICES or THE
PRAYER BOOK. BY Edward William worthinEton.
16no. rp. go milwaukee: Tho Young Churchnlau
Clmpauy.l
81. ANSTl- ". Translated from the Latin b. Sidney
Norton Ieane. =. 4 Emo %. NEEv. CHICAGO.
TIE Open Cour1 Publishing Company
Traaslatious Of the ''Proslogiurn." Tho Mono
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the VhiiCsol -Cal theological writings
Iescartes. Spinoza, Do-ner. Is.Ibnitz. Kant. HcEe
Locke. Lotze and Robert Flint follow appendix
20 the "MOnologiuul' 10y Gsunllon. q Monk OF Mar
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHING BY Re-. William y.
smith ". A. NJ T. I2Hao ~. I53. tAIilwaukee. The
Young Chur-h-1ll CompaCE.l
A compilation ~ extracts from various authorities
providing practical study Of tie child and methods
= religious teaching
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has been the rate in previous seasons Hundreds OF
barrels Of first class fruit are waiting conveyance
In almost every orchard Of any size in WAYNE
orleans and Niagara counties
IN many instances. farmers have been packing
,,helr apples IN boxes and carpenters have been
Kept busy supplying the growers with these The
BOXES are made OF pine. and patterned on the same
general model THIS calls for a box Is inches long
,t's inches wide and Z inches deep constructed 81
2 ana y inch pine. The users OF these boxes have
one satisfaction. and that is the slight advance in
PIlSe which apples packed In this way bring in
New YORK and Liverpool over those shipped I'm the,
teguiaUon barrels: This is said to be particularly
oue OF the more desirable qualities Of apples. such
as Northern Spies. SHOWS P'npus Spitzenbergs
anu Vel colored Badwins. y q result has been
ht the increase in the of boxes has been great
IN aue counties named. and may send the coopers to
sdW ana plane instead OF stave and head Last
week twelve hundred bushels of boxed apnIes were
Scotland '' ''' - 'ia0e'"'
ono FARMER who lives in the town OF Greece Mon
rue touhty. made a small fortune early in the sea
III pE shreWd speculation I'm barrels Early in
,s sumner ne contracted with several coopers to
iSn MN with ten thousand barrels at g1ts cents
etCh. Inese were for delivery October 1 He sold
fine profit - "~N''~' A0Al''ib d
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FICTION.

il sArrv rfaLL7w. by Max Az7le- '.,1aI,es lle.eT
H.--aa R1uu,rss- l2no. up So. philadelphia;
.-,-.sa- t2ua. fr. IA -. G'rederek 4 Stokes
TIA. rosrR,e,NER. BY Neth Boyoe. lemo IT. 4os.
.T.s. -ce.eld N COD
a -a.e -s q nnaacie- q the West
s.rrAsE q So> Ey T. Baron Russell l2mo. Ip. 4,
~. Joaa Lanep
4 -.ls q. s.ae aa.nEs in a ''praRery Emporium
FOREST IIEAR1H BY Charles Major. ll,ust,atsd
H. Clvlr 80. To- Land. limo. IT. "'t. 'I"e Ma
love s.--y ~ Indiana thirty years age.
TIL - OF TIE Al aa5 li q car SiaS
An r.aulu girl the nobility is nsT5ed 70 RAJ, man
~ ,-- 81 a-zye-v.ue i6ysl5y 70 him
n SALT by wa rae ,, I!ssT5'S M AZ 5 a
The Story ~ I'd commercial raagnste anu US
n Sv-5Tp OF GAR1BALDI by Felicia Butte CLARK
l2z.o. p. -. Eatoa Maiasn -.,.-, -..,
A tale Of Rome ans Ga-baidi Illustrated with
-rr-oSucscrs ~ Photographic
cE EABg-T Mr. SPIDER ASH },e The vs. oE Wa-d
TI7as--a--a- nv Gerald sicheL I2rno. Up W. ~
-. =, ,Ae people q West Africa Natys
sssis. customs AID environments are discussed i"
yor+o- alaN-W-F-I.s MARRIAGE. BY stephen GvyTn-
lan5 q. 60. Che Macmillan Conli@Ns'
ih ~ sgaE with On 5'i q. '' eve S y her
a!ags g s ;; q 5s5 ' SitS hsr sister
p.rH~D Ny marrarct Sherwood limo. r7 iG7-
1--% - i. - American gin in 1ssly.
TIE SPIRIT or TIIE s5RyIcT ~ Eal5h I IaT5o
10 .rse Maintain co1agsny5 /.
a ,s.e o. alr-llzn, love and patriotism curing
...7rrlpf-,l or THE TF-Nc fENTS. & Jacob A rus
illustrated l2mo. ~, tx. 80. uhe Maca'i''41
.-5 52,S 'a ais.riss. ana TIER elders.
THEIR Guild BY Robert He7r-sh- l61o' PP' -
Na1l...au Company
In thr SERIES q Little Novols Y fsN1itS
k..ra-s' a n1y vino suddenly feyeoIs oreL ;
-- rr~ .-
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HEALTH ASSOCIATION ADJOURNs.
Resolution Favoring Army Canteen Adopted
Next Meeting in Havana.

Washington Oct. 3O-The sessions Of the Amer
ican Public Health Association ended to-day Ha-
vana Cuba, was chosen as the next place Of meet
ing.
When the convention met the resolution intro
iuced yesterday urging Congress to re-esta blsil
the army canteen in the interest Of the health %
the men was adopted, was also n resolution rec
Hinrnthdlng that medical colleges make provision
Tor the clinical instruction OF students in the
diagnosis of all infectious diseases which arc Of
common occurrence In the United States
officers were elected follows President Dr.
carlos T. Elnley. OF Havana. Cuba. first Vce-preSi-
dent, Dr. }. K. Monjaras, Of Mexico; second vice
president, Or. William G. Woodward. Of Washing
ton. y. {. The secretary, DIR. Charles o. Probst.
OF COLUMBUS Ohio, and the treasurer. Or. Frank W.
Wright. OF New-daven, Conn, were reelected
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yuNENIlE

80 -f-- -A-AFEs. Writer az Illustrated "
~it.l seton ,7o, IT a., -. T'ouble-
-s.e- - Trojan I.fe. arc learn much q.
al -efro[--- oZs 70 crswings-
..AEEe,IlS cT THE DUCHESS. Nv Vrane-s
are. I.lst-aflo rF ? u Callga i2ruo -.
The r-o-r re Iftle gl-l whose rro-ser Is 80
F--sss- % ss- social dgtiss r. -eruer75or mothers
-EE czEl2gs sooE or BIRDS. BY ABB. r.rvsll
8y1vr I.uslyate1 D. r. Boyd SMITH. emo. rP
IL. .sllrit 1- Hia1iu d CO..
Lagsa iar- tales from Coatinenta' countries.
.acH = KEYS r. Margaret T>huson. illustrated
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Eigat llust-stod si5rI.s
AZ A . 52Ii[ rhesr rlags. Parties and Pfonios
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5i5E noon: MS BOOK. BY Eva March TapPsasa.
-.late- - .aarotte Harding. Svo. ~. *, ~
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some Eo5ir Hood legends retoid
-72i's FABif - RHYME POR CHILDREN. ~
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- .Arran. The Saalrea Publishing CoupanyD
.-iHfs WILL - mattel osgSod Wnstt Il
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49, -a.ta-.aL C5Tp aryg
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Illustrated uo1senss catch Ines.
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,e.vrL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

o.-,,>,. THE PLACE AND THE PEOPLE. BY ~
~ illustrated by LOUIS = Ll''''
So Do XIV 3s7. CThe Macmillan Co'nIaHy' -.
-. ..o-v Of Boston carried by graouAI H'J pr
e-orn - founding down 20 the present gay Me-
I'LL al religious life j. discussed SaPte
49, 80 : Consideration u the cty a. H's5 W
-. another considers its par II no -
l.--.fo-'. 10 monuments and the men lhsy GU
srsfa are Included within another euapItI. a. -
r.suer concerned With the lWtltiet'
NJ - with relation u IL present. eoiD'4oAs
M future prusprll-.
\ HANDb.oO H,ssfrsta5 i2no y. w. 80 trhicos0;
=. NcCsuTF 4 CO.
.i-i-x a. a. put q lie 81 ys!--l ihGustFll ana
gLs@I.15.1 features telling about me h0lrls gfe,
eSl..-s-s 7, customs % the Japanese, Presenting .
Icy - - history. discussing 10 spss eminent
1s-S-- "a literature. -11cStor- the urlshcs q
s--ss--1sv.,r ard mission. lisstfst=i Win fe-
..r.Isuct. ms " rhofog1aLLs
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NATURE STUDY.

THE BIRD BOOK. BY 4. /. L. Roberts I'm, M
xiii. l5G. tJchn Isnc)
Volume "a Country HandboolSs'' series mn,
ydiug des-rr lions familiar birds and notes at,r,,
their habits. illustrated with reproductions OF pho
togrs.hs
THE FOREST. RI Stewart Edward White Illus
trasei ~ Thomas FchaTty. svo, Dr. 30 me
CnGnVaryD
A record Of q canoe trip through Northern NIirbi-
gan and Canada. with notes Il observations ard
practical lore and practical sketches OF The
woo-isuen Indians. Illustrated with rer-llrc-
ttons % Photograph drawings.
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SCARCITY OF APPLE BARRELS.

Rochester. oct - lspeciaD problem which
-, s.,,.rs .,f the Western New-Nork apple
-. - ,s.i,r this season Is one Of the most diff
=, 81 ,belr experience They have the fruit in
e,s ousIi,v and great quantity. but they do not
-. the means for parking II "a get ~ - mar
i,sr Barrels are locking 70 SUCH serious extent
-, sr.st lo,s fs threatened unless the situation
80 .oo- Tbos. cbts1zabls grs Bringing from
N ., ~ os-ts .sck instead ~ and "a cenrs.
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ILLUMINATED ADDRESS TO mcuRpY.

Yesterday afternoon, in the board room OF the
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New-York
Robert II. NcCurdy, general manager Of the COM
pany. and formerly superintendent of the foreign
department. received Illuminated address from
the British representatives, Of the company The
presentation made by Henry +. Duncan, ir.
superintendent Of the foreign department. Among
those present a number of officers and trus-
tees OF the company and many representa tives OF
the foreign department. among them Dr. Car
ruherS. associate medical referee for Greats Britain
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Rare Books and Prints an Europe.
FOREIGN BOOKS.

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who answer the advertisements of the Lon
don Book shops in The Tribune. the mode of
ordering books from abroad Is practically
the same as I'm thf. country. IncIose foreign
money order exchange instead Of check.
Books may be ordered by mnil and the
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delivery. Catalogues will be sent free on
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POETRY.

THE SHEPHERDS PIPE. Pastoral Poems az The SIX
frcuth ard Seventeenth Centuries. Selected and ar
ranged by FttzIioy Darlington. l6mc. pp. y. rs.
t-cx Duitcld COD
illustrated with reproductions Of portraits.
THE ROMANTIC PART OF NY LIFE BY r r Wood
limo. ~. -. (Milersburg. Ind: Published by
the authoTl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31

,so rsfe editions. bindings sna .undr, o,b.-
THE ETHICS OF LITER ATr-pr % -,
~ ID. d. 'Twentieth Century Press1
-. siggrnent FOR Intelligent and conscientious m,
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MUSIC

THE CORONA SONG BOOK. Selected co,npilss s,a =,
ranged b. William g. Hoe Svo. ID. }Ga fTlost1n.
CHM n COD
songs choruses oratorio selections n,-r,ns and
patriotic for use in the higher school grades
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HISTORY

AEli..t fr-rraE AND ITS GtDGBAFHIcAB
>-- -.1- H. Eisr Thlrrllt Se-a7ie. so. -.
30. - t--. Eifll- 2 Coz.
r--r 70 --s t-~gs1-s ~ the EeoVrsrhio~' -os'ion
r-fr f-- making ot -~r h'-to-,- Illus
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SOCIOLOGY.

THE PEOPLE OF THE ABYss By Js11 t. Macmillan
1ustrstec 9H'' ~
Company "a - - ,ro-,en q.
record q experiences 1th Eaa a7d Wii repro
auctions 81 photographs.
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

ROME AND THE RENAISSANCE The po-,sso.. -.
Julius H. from the French - Julian I<a~gko srs,s
lated by John penni' Illustrated. Svo M y, 80
U1 u. TNitnam's Sons.A w. ~ 90
study Of Italian art from IsOG 20 rsis ,,,r.
rated With reproductions - paintings and sS,,.,,,
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LITE RtTURE.

iL,.-eIEsr TED rArsr,1Cgr-E OF BOOKS SThN pAEP
AID HOLIDAY. 1So8-lenf SO. ~ fIS "hiosso;
A 2 el-Cllrp & co.
~ nTvLEsIoe7s or Z EooE-LoyEE p At-s1
go.lns Svo p ~ az fEizFpsr & Eros'
n-sg1a1ry sn-T- h>.ks 49, -rs.r sufaoes. re-
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POLITICAL SCIENCE.

A HISTORY or THE COMMERCIAL AND FINAN-
GAL RELATIONS BETWEEN ENGLAND AND
IRELAND FROM TIN; PERIOD or THE REsTO-
RATION. BY Alice FfHe MURRAY. n Sc. london.
Nvo - is. ss6 Uondon: = : Kiag q SonD
the Of studies IN Economics and Political
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Hotel de Ia Granae Bretagne, Paris.

ID. Rue Caunrar'in, near Grand Opera
t-or-fort N s-sry rss5sct. eorb,-t -1rh Hotsrsts
prses, Elghes, American rstsr-n@-s cse' siS--ss
Fsos7 srtssns-L3se-rs C-ts usrd
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Foreign Resorts.
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Hotel Victoria, GORDON "oTFr 81.

THIS FAMOUS HOTEL HAS LONG BEEN
FAf 0RED STOPPING PLACE FOR AMER
ICAN VISITORS. MOST CENTRAL POSI-
TION IN THE wEST-END.
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HDTELS IN SCOTLAND.

GLAsGON-ST. ENOCH HOTEL
(EOr Western HIghlandsp.
AYR-STATION MOI 81
dor Burns COttage-B Brit place..
INTERPRETATION HOTEL
1For burns MausOIeum. etc.l.
Tariffs of the Hotels and full particulars .
IN roufes mny be had at the European Offices
of the 1TribUBe,' at I40 Fleet street London
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Upper Norwoo+ Queens Hotel.

Near Crystal Palace London Healthlest situation IL
England Lovely gardens Boarding terms from So Per
day Special for large parties Convenient train
service for CITY and West Iui London
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The Howard Hotel

Norfolk Street Enhancement London Every modern
comfort. Overlloks EulDaukmeEt AMI River Elegant
uublt. rooms Electric light throughout. American sys
ten elevators Fixed tariff.