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POETRY.

limo, PIP l53. (Brentany's)
THE LOVERS RCBAIYAT Edited by Jessie R Ritten-
house. l2mo. Boston: Small. Maynard &. Coz
\ collection Of sentimental quarains.
LYRICS AND LEGENDS OF CHRIsTMAsTIDE. By
Clinton ss'llard limo. PIP CO. George william
CAPTIVE MEMORIES By James Terry White. Illus
trated svo James r White & COZ
Love verses from various Illustrated with
floral designs
THE GARDEN OF YEARS AND OTHER POEMS. BY
40. 90. p. PUtnau's SoRs)
4 collection Of serious verse;, with an introduc-
by Edmund Clarence stedman ana frontispieoe
in color by Maxneld Parrish.
THD TRAGEDIES OF SENECA. Rendered into English
verse by Ella Isabel Harris. Phi. D. limo pp tx
466. (aenry Frowde.1
THE NIBELCNGENLIED. Translated rayrned Fng-
lish verse IN the metre Of the original by George
Henry Nesd!sr. Emo, PIP. Ixssv, $40. Henry Holt
& Coz
TIE SONGS or AN EGYPTIAN PEASANT. Collected
and uansated into German BY Heinrich sehaefer.
English edition by Frances Hart Breasted. limo PIP.
lss. Neipslc: J. {. EtTIchS)
IINl AND THINE. By Florence Earle Coates limo,
pp. lT5. HIoughton. Miffin & Coz
CAIN. A drama. BY George Cabot Lodge i2n1o pp.
(Ho1ghton. Aiffn Coz
THE SACRED HYMNS OF Inni saerD AND THE ma
POLEONiC ODE I'll Cinque Maggie Alexander
Manzonl Translated in English rhyme with biograph-
preface historical tntroductiony. notes
and appendix containing the Italian by the
Joe! Foote Bingham D. D.. l.. H. d. Syo. PIP.
80. tHenry Frowdc>
biogra phical sketch Is followed " an outline Of
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como the TRANSACTIONS Of ManZuI.is writings
JUDITH OF BETHj-IIA. by Thomas Bailey Aldrich.
S. (tIoughton. Miiin Coz
The frontispiece 8 Il portrait Miss Name o ssoil
her stage presentation Of judith
THE TWIN IArsfoRTALTTIEs. AND OTHER POEMS.
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FICTION.

THE NOVELS AND STORIES OF IVAN TURGENIEFF'
Translated frorl the Russian by Isabel f Hapgood
illustrated Vols, XIV, Ky and XVI. Svo, PIP. xii
Ssl VII, 372; xiii $50 Charles Scribners Sons)
All three of these volumes which complete the
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NosTRoMo, BY Joseph Conrad. limo. PIP. esl dzar-
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THE PROsPECrOR. BY Ralph Connor limo PIP. 401
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TIE romance Of with prospects.
HELEN OF TROY. y. Y BY Wilfrid s. Jackson limo
PIP 3oT. John Lane)
The difficulties which three rivals for the hand
Of an American he!ress entangle themselves and a
Gisinterested outsider.
STEALTHY STEVE. BY Newton Newkirll. illustrated
l2uIo. PIP. 10 CBoston: John w Luce.)
In the Foolish series. a sotire the detective
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THE FIRST STONE AND OTHER STORIES. BY W.
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Fifteen short stories.
THE BTCCANEERs. By Henry NJ. Hyde. illustrated
by Bert knight limo, 236. Dunk & Wagnals
Company1
a tale of business rivals. interviewer with a love
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TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

THE ROAD IN TUSCANY. = Commentary: BY Maurice
Hewlett. volumes. 1i.tstrdIsl. - W
XIV SS3 xiii 377. (The Macmillan Company
The Illustrations are from sketches by Joseph
rAp.T IN PICTURES BY Douglas sadeu 121no
M 1879 Frederick Warne & Coz
Photographs illustrating the natural scenery and
people Of Japan.
AN OHIO WOMAN IN THE PHILIPPINES Mrs
Emily Bronson Couger- Svo. Pp. 1856 tAkron' Fuo-
lisked by the author1
Personal experiences IN the Philippines Honoluig
and some japanese and Chinese ports. 4l-lS'T@te1
with photographs
RAIDERLAND By s. R Crockett Illustrated py joseph
PenueIl svo Do. xviii. 359 tDodd. Mead i Coz
IMPRESSIONS Of Galloway recounting It's Traditions
hurrors and stories. illustrated with drawings
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Erwin Puchingec. Svo, PIP xiii. AL tJohn LAahs-)
An account q history, art and customs OF
Vienna Illustrated with drawings
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Observations Of public private and religious life
Creeds collected there and the position Of woman in
the East. Illustrated with photographs
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10 FLORENCE. By A 4 H1!l5r1 siutIay, sec9Ia-
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PIP 3o4. John LaneA
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\ record OF travel Through the 09Gadan North
west the Up7er Yukon Illustrated Win rao'os aphs
and mo-s.
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EDUCATIONAL.

GOETHES HERMANN UND DoROTHEA. Edited With
Introduction, repettonal exercises notes and vo-
csbulary by Philip Schuyler Allen. 16no. PIP Xvii.
257. Boston: CHM e Coz
In the international Modern Language series.
LEADING EVENTS OF MARYLAND HISTORY. With
topical analysis and questions origin al
thought research BY J. Montgomery Gambrll.
l2nno. pp. XIV, $50 (I3oston: CHM & Col
Illustrated with reproductions of photographs and
paintings.
LITTLE FOLKS OF MANY LANDS. BY Lulu Maude
Chance l2mo, PIP. Ill. Boston; CHM & Goa
a reader to supplement the primary grade work.
STUDIES IN MONTAIGNE: EARLY WRITINGS OF
MONTAIGNE. BY Miss Grace Norton. In two vol
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peny)
Critical studies throwing light upon Moutaigne'
character his methods Of writing with reprints
OF Of his essays.
AMERICAN AND GERMAN UNIVERSITY IDEALS. BY
II z. Baron SDeck Sternburg. limo, 10.
(Sewanee Tenn: The University Press-)
The commencement address delivered at the Unver-
city Of the South, Sewanee, 1884.
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etudy or Japan ard the Japanese. which he will
use as material for another book Mr.. Penfed
will journey slowly through India and China
arriving in Japan In the spring
Houghton. MifflIn & Co announce for publica-
ton this month volume entitled THE Haw-
thoTne Centenary at the waysde. Concord
Mass, July At. 1904 It will contain a full
account OF all the anniversary proceedings to-
SetAer WIN the various speeches and addresses
by Colonel Thomas Wentworth Higginsor, Non
cure D. Conway, Julia Ward Howe Charles
Francis Adams and others.
The Macmillan Company has In press an
English translation of DR.. Cohnhems Chem
istry Of the Proteids' prepared from the Sec
ond edition Of that work by DR.. Gustav Mann.
author Of physiological Histology" DR.. Cohn-
in anayzing and synthetizing proteds, and the
English translation is announced to contain
some special features
Charles John Cutcliffe Wright Hyne, to give
him the benefit of his full name is the son
or a north country parson and took his NJ A.
at Cambridge. He is exceedingly fond Of big
game shooting and has had a fair share of it
in the course Of his wandering around the globe.
ing at least ten thousand miles of new ground
every year-have borne fruit in his books. Mr..
Hyne disputes with Mr.. Bloundelle- Burton the
right to be considered the tallest of living Brit
fish authors-his height is six feet three.
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REPRINTS.

BACKGROUNDS OF LITERATURE BY Earn ,i
Wright Nabe. illustrated. svo' pp 32s- tine Mac
milan Comuany)
THE BERTRAMs. BY Anthony Tronope Edlted ~
Agar Thorold 16mo XII. eto 'JohH Aan7'
In The New Pocket Library"
WIS TrSTIMEs BY Henri Bordeaux Troislerue I1a-
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In The Minerva series -.
THE COMPLETE POLITICAL WORKS OF l MLLL1itAM
WORDSWORTH. svo. pp Kill 30 '"Oue'''''''
Mitfn s. Coz
IN The Cambridge edition .
ELEMENTS OF BOTANY. BY JOSEPH I Bergen. a. oS N
Illustrated Revised Edition. limo EP' IN 80
(Ginn & Coz .--- -.,,,--,
THE COMPLETE WORKS OF RALPH WALDO EN Me-
SON With Biographical Introduction Ind .>0' Is
Nv Edward Waldo Emerson and s ~ 6oe
Twelve Volumes Vols X. X, All' c'o' 10 '-''
64s: 612 tHoughton- hifin q 80
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LOVE Poems OF BYRON I6rno PIP 1876 'JoAn Lane }
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OLD HEIDELBERG BY Wilhelm Meyorf 01ster ~ ~,
lated by Max Chapelie. With y
Brinkerhon. 12no. PIP. 1873 "a 800 - =,
EEATIs MEMOIRS OF THE AMERICAN VA ,-, W lr'
introduction and notes by tt cs,1nanv ~ ~
limo PIP. 49, "a. Vessels COINPS w,
II the series Of Source Books 1t Anfi I5as "
tort' Tenrlnte5 from the original edition OF l'es
SOCIALISM: ITS THEORETICAL BASS AN I'D, Pi'ACl
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svo Authorized translation OF vac Sss.h e :, n
edition, revised enlarged by Nl SH,a Ns'i
j. svo, pr. IA. (BenziseE
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK
ART.

A BOOK OF DRAWINGS. BY A. P. Frost With an In
PRODUCTION by Chandler Harris. and by
Wallace Irwin. (P. F. Collier & SOM
SIR EDWARD BURNE-JoNES. svo PIP XVI. Sc. Fred
orick Warne * Co.
In the "NeWnes Art Library"
PAoLo VERONEsE. evo Pr. GA. frederick Warn:
& Co)
In the "Newnes Art Library The Introduction IS
by Mrs. Arthur Bell and IS followed by sixty-four
productions in half-tone-
THE WORK OF GEORGE W. JOY. With an autobi-
ographica sketch Illustrated. srnsil 4to viii. he
(Cassell & Coz
The reproductions given in phOtosravures and
coloVed plates.
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CITIZENSHIP AND TIE DUTIES OF a CITIZEN, BY
u XVsIter l. sheldon limo pp. 466 cChicaso: W NJ
WEIGH Company)
In the IF; hics for the Young" series
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In the american State" series.
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p9orr-rIOv IN FRANCE BY H. o. Meredith. l2mo
PIP VII. 1874 Oondon: r s king & Son')
In the protection in Various Countries SERIES
edited bv william Tiarbutt Dawson.
THE EVOLUTION OF THE C0NSTLrUTLGN , 2E TE
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Ii, D. iomo pp xviii -73. tHoushton, Mlfhin q So''
Foster 12mo DID, las (Houghton. Mifhin & Coz
review Of the preceding the Hague Con-
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Svo M vi 40I CI.ondon: william Backwood Il
SonS.)
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JUVENILE.

DEFECTIVE SANTA CLAUS. By James whttcornb
RILEY. Illustrated by C. II. ReIyea and VIII Vawter.
12ro, PIP IS Gndi lnapolis: The Bobbs- Merrill Com
Tapy)
a small boys story IN Of his fathers home
coming in the guise Of Santa Claus.
TA5iATE: THE LIFE STORY OF JAMES CHALMERS.
BY Richard Lovett, NJ. a. Illustrated. 12mo. up.
$50 Fleming H. Revel Company
An OF the adventures OF missionary
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE VOICE OF NATURE; Or. THE SOUL OF
THINGS. By the Charles Wagner. limo. pp
1872 ~. S. OKiIvie Publishing Company
Papers drawing lessons from the natural world.
MURRAYS SMALL CLASSICAL ATLAS. Edited by 9.
B. Grundy, II. A. D. Lit. Quarto pP. xXiii. IA,
tHenry Frowdet
REPORT OF THE LIBRARIAN OF CONGRESS FOR
THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 80, 1903. Svo.
pu 522. CNechington: Government Printing Offce1
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SOCIOLOGY.

THE WOMEN OF AMERICA. BY Elizabeth McCracken.
limo PIP. 307. CThe Macmillan Company
study OF the American various
lines Of In the cities ana towns o. the United
THE NEGRO: THE SOUTHERNERS PROBLEM. BY
Thomas Nelson Page. l@,no. pp Kill ZIG. Charles
Scrbner's Sons)
Eight papers discussing the race question IN the
Southern States.
ORR PEOPLE OF FOREIGN SPEECH. BY Samuel Nc
Ianahan. Iomo PIP. los. tFIening H. Revell Gem
panYD
A statistical record Of the immigrant population Of
United states, with special reference to the re-
Igious work among them
MORAL. EDUCATION. BY Edward Howard Grggs
l2mo. PIP. $50. %. ". HuebschJ
discussion Of the question Of moral culture In re-
lation to It's aim IN social life.
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MUSIC,

BEETHOVEN AND HIS FoRERUNNERs BY Daniel
Gregory Mason. l2mo. Pr. vii. $52 Che Macmillan
Company
account Of ts periods Of musical history is fol
lowed papers discussing Falest-ina and the music
mysticism, contemporary ideals and the principles
pure all Of which lead a consideration OF
Haydn. Mozart Beethoven.
Illustrated with portraits and musical scores
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BIOGRAPHY.

THE TRIUMPHANT LIFE OF THEODORE ROOSE-
WELT BY :. Martin Miller illustrated. Svo. Up.
1872 Chicago: Monarch Book Company
This record of President Rocsevelts includes
account OF the Republican National Convention
of 1904. and a sketch OF the life Of Charles w.
Fairbanks. illustrated with photographs.
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RELIGIOUS.

THE dftsS S s F asnS 5 6 'sf
Mgnsd ii B AS D Quaro. sS1 Drunk & Was
THE GOSPEL OF THE CHILDHOOD or OUR LORD
CEa TTefns with original Text Of Manuscript
at Monastery Of st. Wofgqngi an Nv r Sy
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THE CEsI& Emo p 2 he Macmillan lay a comPany
Twelve sermons delivered by the Archbish9p o., OF
his aHi recent visit. -D'D -,
THE CHRIST CHILD AND THE THREE ACES ,s5;S 0F
Man IL. p =. 8a1Hof' & % Co
a symbolica tale ---,,-., -.
Ernst Do6sohgt D TFansatsd by 3 Rs RSy
o. Morrison. LII. D. svo pp 1%1iA' 48S, o.. T.
Putnam's sons3
In me theological translation Library.'
TIE pp tx 1Boston The UniveFsalst Publishing
a defence Of the goodness Of God against pessl-
THE 5o 9bAs am6i Pr 3s z 297 wasnas CON-
pany9
lead diP? a % ds cue Of ana spiritual lie
rc - ~ 511csoPFY. BY Arthur Crane. 12mo,
The 1p N i San Francisco Published by the authoT1
Papers commencing the exercise Of harmonious
A TREASURY OF 1IUsTRATIoN BY Henri Ward
eeeheT dited by 5Ghn ~ by NeWel DWght
FfIIis Svo, pp xviii 675. FIeming II Revel Com
A compilation Of illustrative notes from seechers
published end unpublished writings and sermons,
rr5t, SPIRIT OF GOD IN BIBLICAL LITERATURE
~ irving = Wood Ph. With introduction ~
Frank G Porter. Phi. D, d. T. limo PIP. XIV <s''
"a c Armstrong & SOM
\ study Of the development Of the idea, OF the
Spirit God it IS revealed IN tho b'hcal nara"
rt4r1 rOoK OF. SYMBOLS By Henry A. Wise Wood.
I6no PIP 81 civilian RtcheD
A symbolic tale illustrating spiritual truths.
CoNNECTION BETwEEN OLD AND NEW TESLA Sc
NE X 1a4 Ph is j. B Lppincot Company
In the Temple series Of Bible characters and
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CT. roHN AND HIS WORK By the Rev Canon Ben
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Lippincott Company
In Temple series OF Bible characteFs ana
Scripture haudbooks
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" Clark Illustrated Published under authority and
by direction Of the New-HorS Yacht StoA eFo' Pr
" 2ia. C. 2. PUJnams Scns)
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NATURE STUDY.

AN OUTLINE OF THE THEORY OF ORGANIC Evo-
LUTON. BY Maynard NJ Metcan Pm. D Illus
trated. Svo. Up. xxi. 2o4. CThe Macmillan Com
pany)
a practical discussion for the ayman, describing
OF the phenomena explained by the theory of
evolution. and considering the relation Of mankind
evolution. illustrated with photographs and color
plates.
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POLITICAL SCIENCE.

BY Charles f. Russell. Svo. Pr. ID Vh'ds"' A"o
Fla na!rlcrsular& Publishing Company
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BIRDS BY LAND AND SEA BY John Maclair Boraston.
illustrated svo, Do. xiv. 2s2. John Lane1
The record of a years observations of birds the
vicinity of the river Mersey. Illustrated with photo
graphs.
THE JAPANESE FLORAL CALENDAR. By Ernest ".
Clement NJ. 4. Illustrated l2mo. pp 81 tCh-
cago: The Open Court Publishing Company
Descriptions flowers of japan characteristic
Of the vsTious months Illustrated with photographs.
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Xxi. 472 Boston: Tbs Boston Port and seamea's
Aid SocieCy)
An introduction comprising papers by various writ
ers on and work of the sailor preacher is
followed reprint Of the sketch Of his experiences
published in 1871
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SCIENCE.

A SYSTEM OF METAPHYSICS By George stus-,
papy)
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Rare Books ana Prints in Europe.
FOREIGN BOOKS.

FOREIGN BOOKS.
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Dealers In Rare AncieAt and
Modern Engiish Lite s1tare.
History, Poetry. Drama. eAu
fktIou. line Old tn=iisn
and Foreign Bookbin dinS >.
catalogues issued. pid
Sporting aud other w0rhss
with eolored plates.
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SPORT

me HISTORY OF YACHTING. 160o-lsl5 ~ Arthur
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CITIZENSHIP AND TIE DUTIES OF \ CITIZEN, ~
Walter l. Sheldon. limo. pp. 466 Chicsso. w NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-10

4 collection Of Letters of Henrik Ibsen'' has
been made by a son Of the dramatist, with his
fathers sanction. The correspondence covers a
period Of about fifty years. from 1S49 to 1898.
and includes letters written to King Charles of
Sweden, George Brandes. the Danish critic:
Bjdrnstjerne BJornson. William Archer and
Edmund Gosse. They have been translated by
John Nilsson Laurvik and viii be published
shortly in book form by Fox Dufield & Coz a
preliminary instalment appearing in the next
number OF The International Quarterly"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-10

So. 1oerlc CORTLAND Penfeid, formerly United
~ o - diplomatic Agent in Cairo. and author
Or. sse1L Day Egypt" has sailed for the
O''ea' Tor The purpose Of making an exhaustive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-10

Longmans, Green & Co. have now brought out
the first volume Of The Mammals OF Great Brit
ain and Ireland" by J. c. Miilais, f. T. s., TO be
completed in three quarto volumes. dedicated, by
special permission, to King Edward VII. Only
l1-5 copies viii be printed for England and
America The work will be richly illustrated
with photographers and colored plates by the
author. Archibald Thorburn and G. Z. Lodge
The succeeding volumes are expected 10 appear
al intervals Of eight months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-10

Little Burr. the Warwick Of America" the
t'lTd volume q Charles FELTON, Pidgin's Burr
!r'logy'' is Just published by the Robinson, Luce
company, OF Boston. The author. in his pref
ace makes the somewhat disconcerting state
inent 70 those who have read his "Blenner-
hassett" ana The Climax that Little Burr" is
''d!y the first Of the SERIES "Blennerhassett'
coming second and The Climax" appro-
pTlaiely, last. II is TO be hoped that even this
~iohg END foremost way Of getting his views be-
AUG the public will satisfactorily accomplish his
purpose Of clearing the reputation of his hero
,oul without detracting from the fair fame Of
Alexander Hamilton; and that after the author
mas reaped the fruits of lis labors the two
'ofiher antagonists may be allowed to rest in
peace IN The graves where they have lain so
long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-10

ooF orlef biographies Of Mozart. Beethoven
s0~A o. Arc ana William Tell, translated from,
-e man Of Ferdinand Schmidt, Franz Hon
1-.- and Frederick Henning by George p
.7i' form the Introductory voluInes OF q pro-
N'eu series Of illustrated Life Stories for
Ing People" undertaken by A c. McCIure
- ~ II Is planned TO have many OF the future
'o.0L-.es original Noria
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-11-04
EMBLEM
IN DISPUTE
SandovaI County Republicans Try to
Settle Matter in District Court
at Albuquerque.

Special to the New Mexican
albuquerque, Nov. An the Dis
trict court of Sandoval County, at AL
buquerque, yesterday, a case styled
"Alijandro Sandoval ct al. versus Man
uel Baca," came up for consideration
In this matter the plaintiffs allege that
the defendants are not the regularly
constituted Republican party of San.
doval County, and that they are not
authorized to adopt and use the EN-.
blem of the same. A demurrer to the
complaint to dissolve the temporary
injunction that had been granted was
heard and the demurrer was overrul.
ed. The case will be heard upon its
merits when the answer is filed, which
will likely be some time today.
The matter has stirred up much ex-
citement in Sandoval. AS is known
there is an independent organization
in the county, and it seems this organ
ization is desirous of existing under
the regular Republican emblem. The
regular party is strongly opposed to
this and being unable to adjust the
trouble in any other manner, it had to
be aired in the court. Immediate at.
tention is demanded.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-11-04
SAN MIGUEL
REPUBLICANS
They Endorse Otero and Andrews
Strong Legislative and County
Ticket Named.
Special to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican
Las Vegas, N. NJ, Nov. 4.-The Re-
publicans of San Miguel County, in
convention assembled, at Las Vegas,
today nominated the following ticket:
For the council, John S. Clark and D.
c. Winters; for the house, B. G. Lynch.
Pablo Vigil and Nestor Griego; pro-
bate clerk, Manuel A. Sanchez; as
SCISSOR, Epitacio Quintana; probate
judge, Gregioro Alcon; county COM
missioners, Robert c. Rankin and Be-
nigno Martinez; sheriff, Cleofes
Romero; treasurer, Eugenio Romero;
superintendent of schools, Leandro Lu-
cero. The convention strongly endors-
ed Governor Otero and the candidacy
of Senator w. H. Andrews for Con-
gress. Out of 220 delegates, 219 were
present and the convention was one
of the best and most enthusiastic ever
| held in San Miguel County.