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New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

The photogravure illustrations, after drawings
by Archibald Thorburn. of woodland and river
scenes lend an attractive look to Sydney Bux-
tons Fishing and Shooting" which E. P Dut-
ton &. Co. are importing. 1t will be ready next
week. Mr.. Buxton is a member of Parliament.
Several old prints reproduced from artists
of former generation Samuel Howitt's Trout
Anglers" done in 1920. and a river view by
Abraham Cooper 1882, are among these.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
BOOKS md AUTHORS.
Current Talk of Things Present
and to Come.

Thomas Y Crowen & Co. have in press Tor
publication at an early date description or
trip Down the Orinoco' hv Sehor Perez Tr1ana
The author describes journey from the Andlne
Plateau of Bogota to the upper watershed OF
the river Then by canoe he proceeds by several
portages to the upper rapids of the orinoco'
and returns down the stream to the Atlantic
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
BIOGRAPHY.

ST AUGUSTINE AND HIS AGE. By Joseph McCabe.
12mo. pp. vii GIG &C. P. Putnam's Sons)
psychological study of St Augustine, and his in
n Christian Church of his time
THE GREAT MARQUES. Life and Times of Archibald.
eighth Earl (and only) Marques of Argyll
G607-'6I) BY John Wilcock B. D. Svo. xxi. 1886.
(Charles Scribner's Sons.)
An account of the career of Argyll vindcating his
right to the title of 1.-The Great Marques
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
FICTION.

THE ROOM WITH THE LITTLE DOOR. By Ronald
Burnham Molneux 12mo pp. 2e3. (G W Dhlins-
ham Company
Sketches of life the Tombs prison and IN the death
chamber Sing Sing.
THE PIT. By the late Frank Norris 12mo. pp. AL
Doubleday Page & Co)
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
HORTICULTURE.

GARDENS OLD AND NEW The Country House and Its
Garden Environment. Second volume EDITED oy Sohn
I@vIand Folio pp. 2s4. (CharIes Scribners Sons)
Desorptions of English gardens illustrated with re-
productions of photographs
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
REPRINTS.

ITALY: A HANDBOOK FOR TRAVELLERS Bv Kari
Baedeker. Twelfth Edition l6mo DID, asa
(Chares Scribners Sons)
FACTORY ACCOUNTS: THEIR PRINCIPLES AND
PRACTICE. By Emile Garcke J. FEELS
limo. pp. xviii 24s ID. Van Nosrand Company
HEsPERIDES: OR. WORKS BOTH HUMAN AND III
VINE By Robert Herrick. Together with His Noble
Numbers His Pious Pieces Volumes
limo xxi. 3o4 XVI. 1903. Charles scribner's
Sons)
In the "Caxton' series. with illustrations by r.
Savage. ~ -
THE POETRY OF GEORGE wITHER Edited by
Frank Sidgwick. In Two l6mo mr. ,r,
BOZ; 223 Charles scribner's sona) ~ w.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
JUVENILE.

TUE r3oY'S IIIAD. BY Walter Copland Ferry; iTs
trsted bv Jacomb Hood. 12mo pp. M. All. Cfhe
Macmillan Company)
Some Homerc legends told IN prose-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
SOCIAL ECONOMICS.

THE SOCIAL. UNREST BY John Graham Brooks
limo. pp. 394. CThe Macmillan Company)
Studies of phases OF socalistic energies con-
sidering the subjects organizations
factory legislation, forms of social dis
content and modern machine industry with concIui-
ing chapters the history theory OF socialism
Its development the socialistic movement In Ger
reform OF the future in America
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
MUSIC.

THE STORY OF oRAToRIo. By Annie w: Patterson.
l2r,o DID, XIV PAP. tCharles Scrtbner's Sons.)
In the Music Story series. narrating the origin
deyelopment and OF the oratorio. illustrated
lines oratorio compositions and reproduc-
tions Of portraits and paintings
MUSICIANS WIT HUMOR AND ANECDOTD BY Fred
erick J. Crowest illustrated j. p. Donne. limo
DID, 42S tCharles Scribner's Sons)
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

The President has written an Introduction TO
"a Woman that Tolls the book Of experiences
In working girls conditions which Marie and
f3assie Van Worst have written in collaboration
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

THE ARCHITECTURE OF GREECE AND ROME. A
Sketch of Historic Development. BY the late Will
lam J. Anderson and r Phene Spiers F. s. a. Illus
trated Svo DID. xvii, 800. Charles Scribner's Sons
FRENCH ENGRAvERS AND DRAUGHTsMEN OF THE
EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. BY Lady Dixie. ouarto.
pp xix Macmillan Company
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

Spencer Jones's essay toward reunion
called England and the Holy See,' is reissued
IN condensed form by Longmans, Green & Co.,
with an introduction by the Right Hon. Viscount
Halifax
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

THE WORKS OF JANE AUSTEN. In Five Volumes.
limo &c. P Putnam's
THE DIARY OF SAMUEL PEPYS, ESQUIRE, r. :.
Edited by Braybrooke. 16mo DID. will III.
(Chares Scribner's Sons)
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
SPORT.

RACoUETs: TENNIS AND SQUASH. By Eustsce
n Coz - APF%~'''
n Rules e,ia and methods OF playing the games hints
with reproductions of photographs
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

Another novel Of Civil War times by George
Cary Eggleston is announced for January pub
lcation by the Lothrop Publishing Company.
IT is to be called 1.-The Master Of Warlock"
Illustrations have been drawn by c. D. Will
Jams. The early days of the Confederate strug-
gle are pictured from the Southern point OF
view.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

Eastmans unusual experience to take part III
two Indian fights in the first with the INDIANS
and later with the federal troops When ne
was still a boy his tribe went on the warpalh'
and were put down by the soldiers. AZ
this time he and his father were separated the
older man being taken prisoner This affair oc-
CURED in Lincoln's time Later, in lo9o DE-
Eastman was present at the battle OF WOUNDED
Knee, serving as army surgeon.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

f w Hornung will issue a new novel In
March through Charles Scribner's Sons, called
mo Hero
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
RELIGIOUS.

THE EDUCATION OF CHRIST. Hillside Reveries BY
W. NJ. Ramsay, d. C L. limo. pp. xii. 13e. &C. P.
Putnams Sons.)
Chapters tracing the influence the gran
deur OF Jerusalem the development mind
Christ.
THE KINGS GARDEN: OR. THE LIFE OF THE
WORLD TO COME Compiled y w: NJ l. Jay.
limo, pp. Wilt. 373 tE P. Duttof & Coz
Selections from many authors picturng In an un-
broken narrative the various life
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

The Rev William L. Watkfnson, author Of
1.-THE Bane and the Antidote" and 'The Blind
Spot" publishes through the Fleming H. Revell
Company a book of Studies in Christian Char
acter Work and Experience"
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

FIGHT. By ''Ubique" limo. pp 400. CThomas
Nelson & Sons)
British methods OF warfare. Illus
with reproductions OF photographs. maps and
diagrams.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
POETRY.

PoNTIUs PLATE: SAINT ROMAN OF BRITTANY:
THEOPHILE: THREE PLAYS IN VERSE. BY
Henry Copey Greene. 12mo. 80. (Scott-Thaw
Company
THE ARGONAUTS OF IMMORTALITY. BY Mason
Carnes. svo. PIP 212 (Brentanos)
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

Churchill Williams. the author of 81 Devlin,
Boss" novel which appeared two seasons ago.
has written another. called 'The Captain" !"
which will be brought out by the Lothrop Pub
fishing Company in the course of a fortnight.
A. l. Keller, who furnished the Illustrations for
'The virginian," has been engaged for some
time on drawings for this volume
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

monument has been erected to Bret Harte
in F'rimley Churchyard, where he was buried
About ii have been planted number Of fir
trees The monument consists OF q massive slab
of white granite weighing two and a half tons,
on which is placed q block Of Aberdeen granite,
sIoping upward In the form of a cross. 1t is in
scribed Bret Harte, August 25. 1887; May 8.
1902 Death shall reap no Drawer harvest"
A recent astronomical discovery by Professor
Pickering of the Harvard Observatory. which
he wishes to include in the forthcoming book.
has delayed the publication Of the new Atlas
of the Moon" which is announced by Double
day Page & Co. The atlas has explanatory
chapters dealing with lunar conditions Of at
mosphere, water. snow and vegetation.
G. P. Putnam's Sons will publish Professor
Lane-Poole's Medieval India" in the Story Of
the Nations series next week
e. P. Dutton G. Co importing book on
mountain climbing, which they will have ready
about the first of next month, called True
Tales of Mountain Adventure" and designed for
''non-clinbers. young and Old" The author
Mrs Aubrey LIE Blond (Adrs. Main) writes with
the enthusiasm OF d lover OF the sport though
she lays some emphasis on the perils and Alpine
accidents. The book is illustrated with photo
graphs of Alpine peaks. glaciers, parties in as
cent. etc.
DR. Charles A Eastman is at present In the
the city He is understood to be at work on
another book OF Indian life from the in
side, which is nearing completion. His publish
ers Mcclure. Phillips & Co. 1t has been DR..
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

Horace C. Du Val, well known In financial
railroad military and social circles. has maze
his appearance as an author. A little book py
him. entitled Bridge Rules in Rhyme" has
just been published in neat form, and because
of the popularity of the game of bridge-and
of the author-will undoubtedly be widely READ
Mr. Du Val makes excuses for his rhymes IN
a short introduction in which he says
Oh Muse forgive me,
Critics all-desist,
NV Rhymes, tho bad
Perchance may teach you WHIST
knowing that many people after they nave
grown to mans estate find the rhyme Thirty
days hath September, April. June and Novem-
ber' a help in time of doubt. the author has
given some similar jingles to bridge, ana,
being an expert player himself, he thinks they
are as good as they easy to memorlze.
Under the head Of mo Trumps" he makes the
rhyming teacher say:
Aces three and guarded Queen
No Trump hand is plainly seem
Aces four No Trump at once
Otherwise you'd be Ounce.
Aces three No Trump for then
Each in HonorS counts as ten.
Guarded King in each array
With an Ace. No Trump's the play
Aces two and guarded King
Say at No Trump s the tnlhs.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

A new book by George Moore to be called
1.-The Untitled Field" is announced by the j. b.
Lippincott Company for publication in Feb
ruary.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
MEXICAN MANNERS.
DR.. Luuahohz on HIS Erped'f'on
Among the Indian Tribes.

UNKNOWN MEXICO. A Record of Five Years ears
Fxploration Among the Tribes OF the MeStei !. u
Sierra Madre in the Terra Caliente OF ,., dePc
and Jalisco and Among the TaraseoS OF \. M,Ca5- .d
oacan By Carl Iumnoltz. NJ. A: lllustra'tSoee' toe
Gn Two Volumes Octave. PIP Xxxii, $50; XIV, iSe.
Charles Scrfbner's Sons.
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9rooiocutt. SIS, Is 5tuubtr.
glaltigb, re, 10 6tuuocn.
ct, Qouis, Nj10Uri, / IGa 6 StuHo;r.
Ct. Quul, Miuuciota. 1 5o1 y StuHotns
San 6ran3isco, Sal. 4 5ags Ii StpnStR.
Sopcfa, Rauias, ? Eaat.
gDtOu, Dian, 10 Stuuntu,
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Butter, pro Yfunb:

6oGsfteifd: pro 9Funo, gan3e
S6ultern. engl. gef4n., 93c.; gang
tur3e Rippen, 91c.; @eitenIped,
104c.; gauge 2eibitiide, 103c.; Sped
@duItern, 103c,; Sugar : @ureO"
Sdultern, 1O3c.; S6infen, 1896;
o4ne 6aut, 1876; 4icnic, 10c.;
DEG" 59neinefleif6 $3.50 pro
SAP; 66maI3 = in Sierces, gut rafz
finirt, 101c.; in 5dfern, lie,
Raffee: Notirungen iinO ME folgt:
ouf Der Bats BON So Gents pro
Pfunb fir Rio Nr. Z; Santos Tic;
Bis 111c,; Murucai6o 9ac. Bis 1886;
SABA 19c. bis 23c.; Motta 18c. Ris
19c.
ger0Feter Ruffee: 6. 6. 6. in Ris
item, 10 Gt8. big 1O1 gts. prp 9fun0;
in 8i6ien unb 6Gden, reiner SABA,
32c. Bis 32!c.; SABA uno W}ottu, ge@
mii4t, 273c. Bis Csc. pro 9fuuo; retz
rer MQrQcat6o. 22c. bis 224c.
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5000 8aar-$3.OO pro MoAe

3u perfaufen:
3p,if6fies Sduitr nit ieas 3iurmtrR alt Srsr'-
5trabe, sDii5eu gaItim9re=5tr. uuD GairniouHts
Gpe n.6en ugatteriou=9art4 9ieie Sduist snta
baIten ale u,ustsn GequtmIi3ttitsH. eiHi3iisBl'@
e~emtntirte Reasr uu5 Rarmor=Gr,ppsn. 9rtis
800. grunDl;ns $2T idbr!ia. GrODs=Strabs III
nit ben ssfsn pitrifiiirtsH 3iegsGttintu gepiIoftrt.
GDp :. gaIIagbsr. gaWInttrnsbmer.
C5an18) Rr. 1898, Gf!9aIttmort=6 trnbc.
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Ss Dermietbcn.
gu oermtethen:

Tt6rtrt neut speit0diat 6dnitr on giaOtira.
Str, sipiibtu Glip;.s unD Gtoerals5trabt. 81
mondtli6. ~glusfunft Del !. 9. 6rotbals'
Rr. 1542, Qdtttrion 2arf.aouut. 39-lg
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q slam B.

Bremen, 2tutfdlaro. Q Sog,.
Fusros aorcs. 9grqcutLlicu, q Face
Galfutta, gritiibsSnoien, so Iagt.
Ssncrara, @ritii5zgui1ud, l6 5las.
6org=Roug. 65ira, % Gage.
RjnQftou, Samoita, 5 Eaqe.
2]jocrpool GuqIano, Z Gage.
Qu3trn, S6ruci]. 10 5uge.
Staot Wcrifo, Werifo, 5 Gage.
Mlosiau, 9uBlauO, y GaG3.
Banana, Der, Staattn BON Colombia, Z Taas
Qaris, Grautrtib, 8 Sage.
Gutbtt, Canada, 2 Gage.
RiO DC aaneiro, @raFtten, 25 Soos.
RoH, StalieH, 10 Rage.
81. 5ubus, gtufunolcno, 4 Sode.
Ct. Petersburg, 3uBlaue, u Gaoe.
epontD, @nfrolicu. 81 Gage.
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Giehmarfte.

G6icago, %. San. RinoOieR:
6eutige 3ufu6r 10000; Martt flan;
9reife $1.40 big 1915. 64peine:
6eutiqe 3uFu6r $4,000, morgen 3d.
900, iibrig gablieben 1000; Mfurtt
1Oc. Bis 25c. 6D6er; preife 1925 Bis
$500. @6aFe: 6eutige 3ufubr 12,>
900; 9reife-54afe $3.50 Big $3.50,
Qdmmer $40 bis 1925.
@afQtbertb 4a., %. San.-
RinbDie6: Martt itettg; 9reife $4,75
Big $40. 64tpetne: Martt leb6uft;
greiie $3.50 Bis $685.. @6ufe:
Martt flau; preiie $1.75 Big $500.
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sdmadle, fleru0ie 8erionet1.

aeptoat BON 6ofnunesIoFsteit uno f6Is6ten
Sraumen, erf6opfenoen AnshHfeu, GlieoerreiBem,
9rut,s Siadens unD -Ropiihmerisn, baarausial,
abnabms bes gsloIs nnO 9st9ts, aatarre, er'
rel, nus Dem ,5maenefrenne~. ME Iei@t & olgen Der
9uoeuoIlnben, GtidIe6tssR ranfbeiten, Rranpfs
aoerbrud (adrieoeslel ionic pieIt anosre, ieosr ms
neruben GebanoIumg trDbenbe Heiben auf eineu
GhIoo al helen Fno. Derfabren roufdnoie
Die ueueHe Outage bieIes Iebrreihen Bu5es lit
fir Is Gents Griefmarfen 3u beJleben BON Der
RrihatsRIiniE 1871 6. Aue. ,Setu 90rt, y. D.
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6eutige S6luBrate:

u s.-0le 6eutfge WtaIs3ufuRr
betrug 126,667 8ui4eI; 8eriurbt
bon ben Glebatoren 1886 8uI4el;
@lebatorenz8orrat 513,884 8uf6eG.
@erfGufe: 5000 8ui6eI Spot 3u5444,
10000 Do, gu 5444 10000 Jebruar
3u 534.
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gnLtimnrer Wnrftberidte.
gHt@tt fur BEN '2:utfasH GorrfDoH0ntsn1

BNt9ht fur Sen aD:uEi9tn 60rrI0OnOtnttn. .
Baltimore, %. Sanuar.
Me6I,- Die beutige M}s6l3ufubr
Belief Ii8 auf 1855 6Gfer, einT8lieBz
Itd 1881 5dfer gu 2OcuFzPoint unO
1855 TGFer gu Canton. &iitenperz
7anot 500 5dfer. Martt rubig un0
8dufer 3uriid6uItenb; Der umIoB 1T
bes6oI6 gering. Die HOtirungen paz
a t,,;a FoI,4.
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Nnftions>Inseigen.
Campbell & Sunuis, Gnfudlte,
Hr. 20. Sftz2srinqton= Strabe.

gsir Ienfen se Nufme-ffamfct non Sdnfeu@
ten, 5a6ritanten unO aopitdliften aui BEN Gnf
Dfftntliben Nuttiou itattiinDenOen 9erpnls
ttrs=9ertauf os 9roBen unD tptrtbpoatn
q runDiirstre;tn 8runoei9sntbnms Nr,
5, rp=SreeutzS traBt, nabe Baltimore trubs
t5rpann's olttg ootep, % 6uB 6rOntc bis 8u elmer
u GUS breitcn aasD, bel 10 SUP 6itic, iamnnt
eroBcm Drsii0diqtn Superintendent 8cbduOe. Der
8crtauf iirott aui 8titbl Deg &reis0tri6ts Hr. 2
am , tcnfa @, Den 10. 6tbrudr 1903, Habmit=
tags 4 lbr, an Crt uro Stele itdtt.
Meosu 9ebinpunQtn etc. penoe man f6 an
9cttr j.. Gampbel
Srufet.
@attiion & 8aban,
(24.31.38,4D Nutt;onatOren.