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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27
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houston, Texas, January 26,--The ad.
vance OF some days ago and uncertainty
OF further Immediate increased values In.
aueed the sale OF the bulk Of the balance
OF spots in the interior, and favorable
weather should cause this to be reflected
Ia receipts during the next ten DAYS. in
excess Of the movement Of a year ago,
Spots have not declined proportionately
vain futures and are not liable TO- as
wy inherent strength. statistical position
eIu uelnand Tor spot cotton Is very
Good weather and fair prices caused III
present crop 10 move Sarly. and from
me best Information obtainable, there Is
,SS t''le uusold cotton IN the interior
, ~ seems ems probable that the near future
WI! see the Interior both east and west
o. the river, cleaned Up more thoroughly
OF SPOT cotton than for years
lhere are many Indications TO close oh
SEL. Yrs Wllc1 induce the belief as to TIA
correctness or the census report aud II
such Is the case. cotton Is very Cheap
me principal bull has gone over to the
enemy and his attitude towards the mar
cradle liquidation, aud has especially In
dueed hesitation and lack Of buying sun
port from the public, The market at
present appears tired, and looks as though
lte nun clique have been temporarily I'M
loading by supporting the market on de-
cllnes by as light purchases as possihle
ahd by giving those that want Il all the
cotton they can on every good advance
Capable Judges Of conditions, while very
bulish, and who firmly believe values will
ne cent or more per pound higher tes
pecially May and July New Orleansi later
In The season, are inclined for the moment
10 expect o further decline IN contracts
below the present level, hut do not an
ticlpate any very decided decline In spots
How low contracts can he forced will
depend upon weather and receipts also
Venezuelan troubles, but ms the weight
Of farmers hands, and me question Of
supply and dcmnnd is finely drawn a
very active situation later on is possible
and greatly increased urices very prob
able. J, \. Wisner & Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

Quotations for carload lots delivered on
tracks, Houston or other points taking
same rate. Dealers charge from store ga
l0c per 100 pounds more on bran, Ease per
bushel on oats and corn, 10dl5c per 100
on hay,
BRAN-Per 100 lbs, 81. O5a1 on.
CORN CHOPS-Pure, 81. l2@1 IA.
oATs--TeXas. choice bright, Coo; No. .
mixed, 4sIac
CoRN-No. mixed. sacked, 591ac No. .
white, sacked, 6Ol2c.
HAY-Cholce alfalfa, S1s. 5000 90; choice
timothy, S19,OOa10 so; South Texas prairie,
IS 6oq10.50; North Texas and Territory
hay, S12. 50d14. 90.
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METALS.

New York. January 29-Tin was bid up
sharply IN London today, closing at E13i Is
Ga for futures. and the New York market
was also firm and higher, spot closing IS 80
dgSs5 Copper was los lower at f53 l3s
Ga for spot and 1913 Is Sd for futures in
London, but here Il was nominally IN
10 III rs Cd, but remained quiet and IN
changed here. Spelter was unchanged in
INudon aud locally. Iron was steady
abroad, closing az as "a In Glasgow aud
AS ga in NidIlesboro. Locally iron was
more or less nominal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27
New YORK Dry Goods.

New York, January 28-There has been
a fair demand in the dry goods market to-
day but buying continues difficult in
numerous directions owing to scarcity OF
ready supply Advances OF Ac occasionally
quoted In denims and ticklngs Print
cloths continue steady, but no higher
Wide goods quiet. silks IN fair demand
and drn Ribbons also firm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27
Iondon Wool Auetlon.

London, January 26.-The offerings Of
wool today consisted Of q good selection
az ii sol bales Prices showed no mate
rial change
Tddis o84d; greasy 5dd1s lgd.
Queensland 800 bales; secured is 3dG1s
i0d: greasy cad,
Victoria 1900 bales; secured 5ai0d.
greasy 6Adais I'd.
south Australia 400 bales; greasy sgd
west Australia 1900 bales; greasy 5Ha
I'D
is I'd.
Cape of Good HOPE and Natal 500 bales
rvitish Columbia-4oo bales; greasy SO
lokd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING Notice
h hereby given that the hoard of dlrec-
TORS Of the Houston East and West Texas
Railway Company has called a meeting
~ the stockholders of said company to
convene at the principal office OF the
company In Houston, TeK0s, ~ ~ O'Clock
the election n directors and the trans
action of such business as may be law
fully transacted at an annual meeting:
and has. also called a neetins Of the
convene al the same place on the same
day Immediately after adjournment Of
such stoekholders' meeting for the cleo
ton OF Officers and the transaetion OF
snch business as may be lawfully trans
acted az an annual meeting of the direr-
tors y. Dargan, Secretary. t.eo
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FRUITS.

APPLEs-Ben Davis, barrel, So. 5Ga4 GO,
winesaps and Jonathans, 81 25d4 so.
BANA NAs-Loose, 81 25ld 30; packed.
SlJUW l. -.
.CoC0ANUTs-Per sack, $780, less guam.
titles, 81 %.
CRANBEhRIEs-Per crate, s.. e5d8 so:
barrels. Sill OGG 70 90.
LEMONS Messiuas, So. 5Od4. 90; Cali
fornia, SO JO@3. -.
LINES Mexican. per basket, 81 .1oal .25.
ORANG ES-Caltornia per box, So .O09
8 %.
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DRUGS AND OHTMICALs.

Oulnlne S4d36c per ounce bottle; NOR
rhIne 50 25a2 80 per ounce; cocaine, 81 %
per ounce boray, si3c Per pound In 100 II
packages: copperas 81 90 In barrels castor
oil 81 20 per gallon IN 5gallon packages;
epson salts, 50 90 per 100 lhs In barrels;
alcohol. So 7Od3 90 per gallon; sulphur.
So G5 per 100 lbs in barrels; alum, Si4c per
pound In barrels; saltpeter e per pound
In barrels; calcium carbide, 50 20 per 100
lbs. delivered Texas common railway points.
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WANTED 10 RENT.

WANTED By young couple. two unfur-
nshcd rooms close In Address ]. II. H.,
4lQ Main ~
WANTED--ro rent eight or ten,raona two
story house, modern improvements, fur
nished or unfurnished. close IN. Address
WANTED no RENT Seven OF elght-roon,
house. modern conveniences: In Third
ward; near LonEfellow school; references
furnished. Address r, o. box 401. Houe-
ton. Texas. N
WASTE p---Furrlshed ruomq for iishs
hopsetsspinS W couple Address bSs.s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

BARRED WIRE Galvanized Glidden.
Sc. IS per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, SO 30
WIRE NAILS 50. 60 base per key
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COFFEE

New York, January % .-Conee- Firm.
spot Rio steady; mild quiet. Futures
closed stesdy Sales 1850 bags. February
90. March 30; May 20, September
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

FOR SALE Choice building lots In blocks
h aud G on Chartros aud St Emanuel
streets, between McGowpn and IlHdicy
avenues, Third ward; very easy terms,
title perfect George L. Porter & Son,
2o6l5 Main street ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

WE BUY, SELL, EXCHANGE PROP.
ERTY, LOAN MONEY. IF YOU HAVE
OR WANT ANYTHING IN THIS LINE
COME AND SEE US BINZ & sETTE.
CAST, 213 BlNZ BLDG. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

FOR SALE Bargains In rice ranch and
farm lands; we are handling some decided
snaps, 3S9S nCrcs between Sour Lake and
Saratoga; make MS an offer FOR a.
SlNtE-eight sections In Edwards nnd
Val Verde counties az $3.50 per mere.
14,22T ACRES at Gauado on Southern
Of the best rice propositions In Texas.
unlmproyod s. 70 $40 improved $3.50 to
So per acre, three to four feet fail to
the mile.
1000 ACRES on Southern Pacific rail.
road and San Antouio ana AransaA Pass
rallrond around Eagle Lake, So to $50
per acre
Gao acres rice land one mile south Of
GCnoa, Harris county, on railroad, four
teen miles from Houston, on shell road,
Cll fenced, fourroum house, good barn,
1900 young fruit trees, Ia acres broke,
water In abundance - TO 100 feet, all
farm implements, two sulkios, three
breakers, 2ulnch disc steel harrow, one
rice binder new goes with the place; Slj
per acre " sold In January. 1898
1870 small places 10 to - acres suitable
for truck farming from Houston Ia
Noakum, Texas, Cuero and BceNillc, Ia
the gardeners paradise 81 80 500 per
acre: ask FOR what you want, Wc have g.
IL you want to sell or exchange list with
us Jones q Bundy, 1i1l& Congress. y
FOR SALE My ranch on Buffalo bayou,
IN Harris county, near Deepvateri 200
acres and good stock of cattle ana horses
Apply to Robert Marsh, Deepwater, Tex.
as -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

FOR SALE Sour Lake oil lands out of tho
original Sour Lake springs 1000acrc tract
Salt Marsh Harris Wen aud Sour Lake
hotel at $500 for a one-siXtecnth OF an
acre; only few Of these desirable tracts
will be sold at this figure; will sell at
OF oil land In Jackson league A. g.
Bush, Galveston, or Sour Lake hotel. n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

ursrlson OF these quotations shows
e0!l5F,s,,iores IN favor Of Houston as d
ii $50. n market When tho buyer eoonsid
,le ~ Senefts 10 be derived from Hous-
q n s,.Jeat rates he viii hud that, even
". hs 5notsble figures at other markets
w W The price finally paid Is gencr-
" ,,sater The prices are those ruling
,s,Br Houston wholesale merchants aud
ID revised daily
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1T is EASY TO TRADE
n through Post Want Ads
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

JVNI SPECULATE IN OIL STOCKS
Buy oil lands az present prices Ia the
largest OF AL oil nelds Sour Luke-SRra
today 100 to 100 acres few miles north.
west from the Roche gusher, directly on
the road 90 Saratoga, at the low price Of
SO un acre for a few days onlyi this Is
the price Of the timber standing ON IT,
good title. We have other lauds closer
IN. Now ls the time TO buy q. NJ, pudor
"a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

WANTED situation by Young German
family: can milk and attend horses; Is
Willing To- do any house and garden work,
Best references. Apply 40 Travis
street. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

THREE. QUARTERS ACRE Of Improved
property located near international and
Great Northern depot on Buffalo street;
will sell cheap for cash Address owner
Mrs. d. Il, Brlscoe, 1872 Bingham street
s4L
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

WANTED-Posltion as clerk IN Wholesale
or retail grocery store experienced; can
SPEAK German. Address 6623, this Office.
II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

CAN MAKE best oyster stow IN Houston
and cook all meats first class would cook
for Sil per week. Address 6521 this Of
Ace ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

WANTED by Al hardware man, position
as manager or salesman and stock Keeper
twenty yeaTs experience; can do tin and
sheet iron work and plumbing II neces
snry Box %, MeXla, Texas ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

Office clerk OF ten years ex-
percnco can use typewriter and am also
familiar with railroad work. references
furnished Address $685., this office. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE. No 200
Main street We handle Heights prop.
John A. Miroy, agent. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

WANTED BY settled aged man position as
yardmun; take care Of lawn horses, bug
CITES ana COW arst class hand some ex-
perlenre IN 0owors: wages reasonable,
Address $500 this office 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

WANTED Position by stenographer and
expert accountant; lumber business pre-
ferred give best OF reference. Address
0BSO this office q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

ENGINEER aud machlnist. young. steady,
all round workman. Al on boiler. engines
city or country. Address 9d7I, this Of
fee. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

EXPERIENCED PRESSER wants place a
work, also is good cook, Address 1880
this office. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

YOUNG MAN Of good address, experienced
IN office work, can operate Remington ma
chine desires position as collector or geu-
fee, 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

UINNNN, shOrt time In tulq country.
wants work OF any kind In house restau.
rant or store. Address 1884, this office
~
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WANTED Situation by young man OF e1
perieuce, IN general merchandise store;
can speak German, English and some
Glen Flora TpSgg -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

WANTED Situation by arst.class hotel
chef on meat or pastry I'm city or country
Is good baker. Address 0617 this office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

WANTED Position 10y practical double
entry bookkecpcr with eighteen years eX
perence, Al Address G.. j., 2il0 Craw-
FORD street, Houston. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

boarding house or private family Ad.
dress l70i Harrington street, j. Brown,
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WE HAVE EQUITIES IN DESIRABLE
CITY PROPERTY TO TRADE For
WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE
REAL ESIATEt NEGOTIATE LOANS,
Z G. GRAY 4 CO., NO 312 BINz
BUILDING, HOUSTON. TEXAS. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

FOX bALE-TWo Rcres OF land nbout one
mile from city limits; on Pierce Junction
road; two dwellings; a large barn, hen
house, stable. two wells one clgtern aud
fruit trees; cheap for cash Address p.
o. Box $50, city. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

Reference IS hereby made 10 the above
mentioned decree 10y. further particulars
propertv and premises 70 he sold nnd the
terms of said sale whlck said decree e re-
mInutes NJ the ssid district court Of Harris
county, Texas and the said decree and
tbe record thereof Is made o part Of this
notice r. r. SPOTS,
% Master Commissioner
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-27

WE. HAVE a number OF nice homes from
SllQO to $1,000 10 Offer For price and pnr.
Jiculars see VIM. II. Oichew6ke 4 Co, '2u1
KAN building phones al
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WANTED To work in store as clerk; have
had experience; can furnish references
Address 064i this office ~
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FOR SALE Bargains I'm rice lands, in Har-
ris, Liberty Waller, Jefferson aud other
countless also bargains in timbercd lands
Bette Bryan. BLY, Main street %
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
4 POETS BOOKS.
Richard Henry .Stoddard's Library
at the 4utho7,s' CIub.

Richard Henry Stoddard has given the best
OF his interesting library to the Authors Club,
where. in the Carnegie Building. IL has been on
view since Thursday. The club has not as yet
decided as 10 the disposition to be made of the
newly acquired treasures, which now fill several
cases The general impression among members
on Thursday evening seemed to be that wall
safes would have TO be provided. as for the
Booth memora bilia in The Players.
From early days Mr.. Stoddard was inclined to
pick up rare and desirable books. Not infre-
ouently as a young man. he would deprive him
self personally for the sake Of some first edition
advertised in London come upon In some out
OF the way bookstall His acquaintance with the
generation of men of letters just passed was
wide and he could hardly have helped gathering
an interesting and valuable mass of autographic
manuscript Among the books there is one
which is apt TO start some controversy. This Is
James Sanfords Henry Cornelius Agrippa,
1868" Mr. Stoddard. whose instinct in such
matters was good, thought there was sufficient
evidence to hold that this Shakespeares
own COPY On the lower right hand margin Of
the title page are some half obliterated marks
which under the magnifying glass resemble the
autograph In the second folio. AT the top of the
page is signed the name Hugh Holland" Hugh
Holland was poet of Shakespeare's time who
wrote the verses prefxed to the first folio. An
other valuable book is John Milton's copy
(signed ]. Mlton) OF THE Judgement of Martin
Bucer concerning Divorce, London. 1914" Here
is also Lambs own copy of Specimens of Dra-
matte Poets" Sterne's own copy of 'HTristram
shandy" and John Keatss own copy of 1.-The
Rogue Guzman de Alfarache," with a sonnet
by nv stoddard coming into possession Of the
book.
Among the original autograph manuscripts
We find an interesting poem by Walt Whitman
marked Follow copy italics and all, line for
line" and accompanied by advertisement
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28

drawn ND by the poet WALT Whitman alte'
two wears silence gives poem TO the Pu
this week" etc. There Is poem oy n'
Rurns hegining, "Contented WI little ana caA
WI mair" and there the autograph manu-
scripts of Bayard Taylors Songs Of the ORIENT
f c. Stedman's Alice of Monmouth" and Mrs.
Stoddard's novel 1.-TWO Men" The original
manuscript of Kngsley's Last Buccaneer Is
here with Sheridans "Co's Protest, speci-
mems of Scotts writing and a page Of "Ol1Vet
Twist" The autographic signed transcripts IN
clude Thackeray's Sorrows of Werther." Leigh
Hunts "Abou Ben Adhem," Emerson's Humble
Bee" Holiness "Chambered Nautilus, John
Hays "Jim Bludso" and John Williamson
PaImer's "Stonewall Jackson's Way. In auto
graph letters the collection is stocked with
specimens of English and American poets and
writer's the Brownings. Carlyle. Wordsworth
Thomas Hood Owen Meredith. Burns. Froude.
Maria Edgeworth. Lowell, Poe, Longfellow.
Bayard Taylor Hawthorne. Eugene F1eld-it
would be tedious to exhaust the list: 1t is a col
lection of considerable Importance, carrying
with 1t many associations. and the club Is to be
congratulated on it's good fortune in acquiring IT.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28

In SexeIl Ford's book OF stories called Horses
Nine" which the Scribners Will publish on
March Il occurs this description Of an advent
1,re Of a fire horse reduced by the misfortune
of q milk leg" TO hauling an ash cart:
For three mouths Silver had pulled that hate
ful refuse chariot about the streets, thankful
only that he traversed a section OF the city new
10 him Then one day he was sent out with
new driver whose route lay along familiar ways
The thing Silver dreaded, that which he had
long feared, did not happen for more than
week after the change. 1T came early one morn
ing He had been backed up in front OF big
office building where dozen bulky cans cum
bered the sidewalk The driver was just lift
ing one Of them to the tailboard when, from Tar
down the street. there reached Silvers ears "a
1geil-knoWn sound Nearer it swept, louder and
louder IL szvelled. The old gray lifted his low
cred head in spite of his determination not to
look The driver, too, poised the can on the
cart-edge and waited, gazing
In a moment the noise and IT'S cause were OPP
rposite Old Silver hardly needed TO glance be-
fore knowing the truth IL was his company
the GRAY Horse Truck There WAS his old
driver fhnFe WpTe his old team mates, In
fash there passed from SllVer5 mind all memo
rV Of his humble condition his uretched state
Torsing mis- head and giving his tail swish. he
1eaped toward the apparatus, neatly upsetfing
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28

many countries and epochs such beds cradles
WHERE AND HOW TO DINE NEw-YORIl. Ian,o
d. ia. Lewis Scribner 81 Co0
A guide the representative hotels, restaurants
NewYork- illustrated with reproductions
Uf photographs.
THE TRUTH AND ERROR OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
BY NJ. SturSe. With Introduction BY Rev IL
6, Holland M A l2mo pp- xxxii. 100. O. p.
4 Coz
analytic study of the teachings OF Christian
Science
THE SHIPPING WORLD YEAR BOOK 1903. Edited
Rowland Jones. 12mo, pp. Xviii l.
london: The Shipping World Ofhcei
Seventeenth edition. with map. by ]. C.
Bartholomew +. r. G. s.. etc.
MONEY AND BANKING An Introduction TO the Study
OF Modern Currencies. BY William A Scott D.
svo. PIP. 3s1- Henry Holt Coz
An explanation of the machinery methods
financial world
SIDE LIGHTS ON THE GEORGIAN PERIOD. BY George
PASTOR. illustrated. Svo. pp. %. p Dutton &
Coz
Miscellaneous papers the life and customs of
eighteenth century.
PRESBYTERIANISM IN PERTH AMBGY SEw-JER-
SEY. BY Harlan G. Mendeuhall. syo pp o. Perth
Amboy n. j.; The Perth Amboy Publishing Com
panyb
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28

commercial .na Industrial conditions ot ape ,rd
Iuustra,ad with reproductions or photographs
-.a. .,rrr,ur
Nv Crlutain D ErtuEley- Illustrated Npt7' ~
MI Svo. Boston J. 6. Muiet company
In the L library edition of the "prientaf SeEie.
Volume considers f1CtorIl and AppiTS, -
Volumes NIIf and ~ NeTtu'!c Nrl
OPENS thr vuhi~rr NJ t'ir1 -'f~ii-rinS - ~
urri f-rrur-~. government 0ur' 1H'9e-i ~,-l- -
-.-a-~ .f --. rrhr1au, @rurat'en r"t te'v.i.,a g.
Frfu4 and q .t1u-- If or~p- Win e-~"'- g" oA'
t'~tiu~ t.ItrNiu4 tor S~eon@ Wa
Dn,vN Tttr ul,lNorp n CANOE sy P@rs.
Trians With an introduction by 3 = Cunainels-,ff ~
Graham. tsrno rr. ~. 2S% tFh'nsS T. Sf'Ns''
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28

Writers in London and in this city show a
tendency to leave the town and seek shelter in
the country. Anthony Hope is one of the few
who lived regularly III town. Mrs. Humphry
Ward lives at Tring, Henry Seaton Merr1man
in Suffolk, Mrs. Nesbot Bland In Kent. El1nor
GIyn al Harlow, in Essex. In New-York we
have Mr. Howe1s with always, except In the
summer season. Mark Twain has settled at
Riverdale, on the Hudson, just outside the city
limits Mrs. Wilkins Freeman has been living
since her marriage in Metuchen. N. j.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

THE STORY SIENA AND SAN GIMIGNANO Sy
Edmund G.. Gardner Illustrated by Helen NJ
and with reproductions from works cf
painters sCulpInrs Vt, yTb-
Macmillan
CAPE COLONY FOR THE SETTLER isv \ L. D.
Burton. 4, x. a. : Issued hs order ri Vstn
Of the Care COLONY. svo. pp. ass. ,frn,ior.
T. King SOM
comprehensive description OF the agricultural.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
REPRINTS.

TIMELY GAMES AND SONGS FOR THE KINDERGAR-
TEN by Clare Sawyer Reed limo. PIP. 81. u. l..
Company
4 sATCHEL GUIDE FOR THE VACATION TOURIST
EUROPE BY W. J. Rolfe Lift h With
Maps Thirty-Second Annual Edition, ismo. DID, ix
dfoughton. Mfiin K
THEISM. BY Borden T. BOVINE Comprising the Deems
Lectures for teo2 Syo. Ali 81 THE American
Book Company
A study Of the nature and value of theistic logic
OUTLINES OF COSHIC PHILOSOPHY. 6y John Fiske
With a Introduction Josiah Royce. n Vol
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28

,be filed ash can over the head and shoulders
of the bewiIdered driver. ,. ,b.
Bv n supreme effort Silver dropped ll,u w ~.
doyen hounds took him abreast the
nigh horse and in spite of Lannisans ehouls
there he stuck. ltterng the newly swept paNe- Pave
ment most disgracefuy at every Inla rulmp -rr,,cl
thmndered up Broadway for ten blocks, ana
when n stopped. before building IN whlch
rolass watcbnan's lantern had set of the
.on,at;c old Silver was part OF the process
cip
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.


MILLET. BY Romaine ROLAND. 16mo. pp xi 200. (E.
P. Dutton & Coz
In the Popular Library OF Art series. A trans
latio from Miss Clementtna Black
Illustrated reproductions of the artists works
SPIRAI-S IN NATURE AND ART. a Study OF Spiral
Formation Based on the Manuscripts OF !eonarao ga
Ninci. By Theodore Andrea Cook NJ A r ; a.
With Preface by Professor E. Ray Lancaster. F. X s.
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