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LITERARY NOTES.

The first printing press in the English colo
MES Of America was set up IN Cambridge Mass,
by Stephen Daye. in 1859. and for more than
generation 1t remained without rival. his
tory OF this American pioneer in the ''art pre-
servative Of all arts" has been prepared by
Robert F. Roden, and will be published this
month by Dodd, Mead & Co, under the title
The Cambridge Press, 1639-1692: A Bibiio-
graphical Account OF the First Printing Press
Established in English America, Together with
List Of the Issues Of the Press" Mr.. Roden
has been several years prosecuting his
searches and gathering the material for the
work. which he illustrates with facsimile
productions Of the title pages Of some of the
rarest books printed on the press. a few of
which have never before been reproduced. The
volume is the second of the series Of Famous
Presses" the first OF which was Horace Wal
pole and the Strawberry Hill Press-1757- -17S9.''
There will be regular edition of five hundred
copies and special edition Of fifty copies on
imperial Japan paper.
1hree short sketches or memoranda which
abraham Lincoln prepared for persons who
oesired material for biographical sketches of
MIN have been gathered into dirninutive vol
oH1e' together with the speech delivered at
springfield, Iii. June 16, 1858 and issued by the
iaAcls d. Tandy Company under the title Of
me Autobiography Of Abraham Lincoln"
ms would be. perhaps, somewhat misleading,
HOugh true enough in way, were the book
iet intended TO be aught but an attractive little
prospectus or sample OF the Nicolay and Hay
complete Works" Of Lincoln, which this firm
= getung out in q revised and enlarged edition
!" Itself it is interesting preserving in Lin
CONS own language. and with his own dry
humor, his own perspective on his early life
and struggles
Lovers Of the woods anc streams, and espe-
GsIy those who delight to explore them in
canoes, III find an entertaining description Of
tWo OF the popular canoe trips in Maine-the
Alagash and the east and west branches OF
the Penobscot-in a small volume. entitled
Where the Sportsman Loves to Linger' ny
g Smith Stanton published by the j. S. Ogilvle
Fuslishing Company. The author writes with
lhe enthusiasm of a nature lover and goes SUI
hciently into the smaller details or camping
portagng and so forth TO make the Voiune
serve as guidebook to those VINO may De
tempted TO travel in his wake, while at the
Same time thers are hints which VIII prove
useful TO canoeing tyros almost anywhere VI
course. in Maine one has TO hire Aceise4
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FICTION.

THE JAvEI.IN OF FATE; By Jsannie Gould Lincoln
limo pp. 295 (Houghton. Miffin 81 Coz
A story of the Civil War
SPIRITUAL. ADVENTURES. By Arthur synous sves
PIP. 314 (E. P. Dutton & Coz
A collection of short stories
coNTRITE HEARTS BY Herman Bernstein lznho PIP
216. "a. Vessels Company
story of Jewish life
THE PERFUME OF EROS. Fifth Avenue iacident-
By Edgar Saltus. limo. pP. 22S CA "esses C"N'-
pauy.)
tale Of New-York society.
GUMPTIoN. Progressons OF Newson New BY
Nathaniel c. Fowler jr. Illustrated by Charles cope
land limo. pp. " 3S2 CBoston: Little. Brown & Co)
A New-Engand newspaper mans story OF his ca
MISS DESMOND. An Impression. By Marie Van ForsI
1crno. pp. 26s (The Macmillan Company
A character study of New-England woman
A SOLDIERS TRIAL. An Episode OF the Csnteen Cru
sade. BY General Charles King. limo, pp. VII oSS
CThe Hobart Company
CHILDREN OF FATE. A Story OF Passion By Adolphe
Darzfger. 12mo. pp- viii. e39 Cbrentanos)
story OF Poland
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Paris. November IL.

RI, societe Francaise de fInprimerie has
,-,reht out this week a volume entitled La
xsvrose Revolution" naive work. descriptive
:, fbe movement for popular self-government
= eussis Germany and Continental Europe
-.,s-sIv, by Dr. Cabanes. with a preface by
s.,ss Claretie. Soundier has just published
s.., paws de John Bull: Notes Sur rAngle-
- ct les Anglaises," by Paul Blaison, and
c.l,,ann-Levy is issuing volume of recollec-
-. and adventures by Lieutenant Colonel
psroz with the long but descriptive title Par
-.,otion: vie ct Aventures dun Soldat de
r-ortune. 1sT0-1S95. Carlist, Par Soudan. Guy
we etc" From Fortemoing comes I'm
,,,ca Jacobfr,'' a new view Of Charles de
,,.sse whose revolutionary name was General
49, from 1872 to 1874. and whose motto
..s 81 would denounce God the Father Al
.,shtv If he were not a Jacobite" F1amma-
-. nublishes "Msdemoiselle Croisnier.' a
-, Of Partisan life. by Emma Milton, who
.,as formerly the secretary Of Arsene Hous-
ssye. D.
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THE ENDLESS LIFE. Bv Samuel McCord Crothers.
12mo. PIP So GIoughton. Miffin & Coz
The Ingersou Harvard for 1905.
THE DISCIPLES OF CHRIST. By Errett Gates, PHI D.
12mo. Up 346. Baker & Taylor Company
In The Story Of the Churches series OF his
tories Of the various denominations
JESUS CHRIST AND THE CHRISTIAN CHARACTER
An Examination of the Teaching Of Jesus In Its
Relation Of the Mo-al Problems Of Personal
Life. BY Francis Greenwood PEABODY. 12rno pp-
vii. 3e4. GThe Macmillan Company
The Lyman Beecher lectures at Yale University for
1901
THE, DFVFI OPMENT OF RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IN
CONNECTICUT BY NJ. Louise Greene. Phi D 12mo,
pp xiii 552 QIoughton Mtfiin & Coz
SPIRITUAL. SANITY: and other Sermons BY Samuel
H Virgin D. d. LII D. limo, pp- 2S6 american
Tract Society,"
THE Gospel. OF LIFE. BY Charles Wagner Translat-
eG by Cleveland Palmer. 12mo PIP Y. 246 COdc-
Clure, Thillips & Coz
Addresses famous Biblical texts.
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JUVENILE.

DEERFooT IN THE MOUNTAINS. By Edward ,es s
philadelphia: John G. Winston Company
The third volume IN the New Deerfoot
Series
THE OAK TREE FAIRY BOOK Favorite Fairy Tales;
Edited by Clifton Johnson. Illustrated by willard
Bonte 12mo. pp. xvi. S65. Boston: Little, Brown
& Coz
MEN OF OLD GREECE. By Jennie Hall With twelve
full page plates and fortyhree Illustrations in text
12mo pp. TX, 263. Boston: Little Brown & COZ
Papers Greek history and biography.
THE DwARF's sPECTACLEs AND OTHER FAIRY
TALES. Told by Max Nordau to his MaXa from
her fourth 10 her seventh birthday Translated 9y
Mary J. Stafford illustrated by H. A. Hart, r: +.
Stafford and r. MCGOWAN. limo. Pr. V, 800 cine
Macmillan Company
Rhymes Reproduced in Connection with Their
VeTacious History. BY Carolyn s. Bailey illustrated
by Newell 12mo, wifi. 265- (Henry Hoii
& Coz
A little girls visit to Gooseland ard her adventures
among the well known children of Mother Goose
FISHING ACROSS THE CONTINENT. Short True
Stories for Boys. BY W. y. Hull, A. NJ illustrated
12mo PIP 245. "a Flanagan)
CHILD CHARACTERS FROM DICKENS. Retold by l.
l. Weldon. with six color plates and seventy liiu-
trations by Arthur A. Dixon. Svo, pp. 32o tE. =
TJutton Coz
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20

Papers on some Of the vital questions concerning
modern Japan.
THE PARDoNERs WALLET By Samuel McCord
Crothers 12rno, 2s7- (Houghton Mifiiin & Co9
Essays on Unreasonable Virtues THE Cruelty
of Good People" other foibies Of human nature
FINITE AND INFINITE. BY Thomas Curran Ryan
12ro, pp $50. philadelphia: ]. B. Lipptncott Com
peuy)
Essays ethics. religion and science
THE BROTHERS WAR BY John c. Reed. Svo,
xviii, 456. Boston: Little. Brown & Coz
Discussing the slavery question and other causes
Of the Civil War, with outline OF the present con-
dition of the South and the negroes living there
THE NEW-YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Its History, It's
Contribution to Natona! Prosperity and It's Relation
o American Finance the Outset Of the Twentieth
Century. Edited by Edmund Clarence Stednan In
three volumes Illustrated Vol 4to pp. 5lS.
CStock Exchange Historical S9ciety)
AUCTION PRICES OF BOOKS A Representative Record
Arranged in Alphabetical Order from the Commence, g
Of the English Book Prices Current in 1856 and
the American Book Prices Current in 1894 to 1904,
and Including Thousands of Important Auction
Earlier Edited by Luther 5. Liv-
ingston. In four volumes. Vol. ". 4to $50.
(Dodi, Mead & Coz
BLAzED TRAILS by Frank Andrews Fall. 16mo pp.
Al (Grannis Press.)
Editorials from west Side Men the publication
OF the West Side Branch Of the Young Mems Chris
Association.
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HISTORY.

NAPoLEoTs NOTES ON ENGLISH HISTORY: Made
on the of the French Revolution. lllustrateo
from Contemporary Historians and Refreshed & IRON
Hall. F. r Hist. S. svo. pp. xvii. S52 (E.
Dutton & Coz
A study of Napoleon a eighteenth century
student OF history and the material through which
he gained his knowledge.
mes. svo, pp. xix. 4s1. &c. P Putnan's sons.)
Volume four of "a History Of England, edited
A SHORT HISTORY OF ITALY C47e-1e00. BY Henry
Dwight Sedgwick- Svo, PIP. Z. 445. Qioughton,
M1ffiin & Co)
An outline OF salient points IN the history Of
country with biographical sketches OF the great
has produced.
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Wbaf ~. y. Booksellers Say obey
Are Telling Most

guide whenever going upon State lands. wise
provision in spite OF the additional expense II
entails upon the voyager, but even so it is well
to know something of the way of what to do
and where one wants to go. The title is almost
a misnomer, for while the sportsman Loves to
linger," indeed. he rarely does SO, but is ever
pushing on to explore new scenes and to seek
new adventures and usually ends his trip with
poignant regrets that the limitations of his
vacation have prevented him from extending
his Journeys or at least from lingering longer
in the spots he left behind
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20

4 Abner c. Thomas snrrosate OF the County Of New
against Edward Lyman ShoF the Countv ~ So
York deceased present the vouchers the-s
~ 10 the subscriber. place transactir hsfS.
at The Office OF Jone, Larkin Rsthbone 10 81 VA;
York OF before the lst day OF April. 1895.
Dated New York. the 18th day OF September,
anna LIVISGSTON SHORT Execurrt1
JOIINE, LAAkIN * RATHBoNE, Attorneys for Ex-
OF New York
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

ART.
SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS p. R. A. By William B.
Boulton With forty-nine Illustrations sVo. pp
x $50 (E. P. Dutton & Coz
B. r. HAYDON AND HIS FRIENDS. By George Pas
ton Illustrated. svo. pp vi sos (E p Dut-
ton & Coz
An Informal biography of the English historical
painter
ROYAL ACADEMY PICTURES: 1905 illustrating
the 1S7th exhibition of the Royal Academy. Folio.
pp- tv. 172- (CasseIl & Coz
A collection of halftones and photogravures from
paintings and sculpture.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
REPRINTS.

LITTLE NOVELS OF ITALY. BY Maurice Hewlett.
Svo pp CThe Macmillan Company
Volume III in the edition luxe be completed in
volumes
EARLY WESTERN TRAVELS. 174s-1s46 A Series Of
Annotated Reprints Some OF the Rarest Contenl-
porary Volumes OF Travel Descriptive Of the Ahor-
igfnes Social and Economic Conditions in the
Middle and Far West During the Period OF Early
American Settlement. Edited. with notes. introduc-
tion index etc. by Reuben Goldthwaites LII D.
Vol XIV. cleveland: The Arthur H. Clarke Com
pany)
This volume is devoted with the three succeeding
from Pittsburg TO the Rocky Mountains OF 1S19 ~.
A C,FiIIIys GARDEN OF VERSES AND UNDER
- WOODS BY Robert Louis Stevenson With portrait
i6mo pp XIII 1873. Boston: Herbert B. Turner Com
panyl
THE CHOICE OF BOOKS By Charles F Richardson.
Authorized edition Revised. Together with sugges-
tions for libraries. 12mo. PIP Y. i6I. &C. P Put
mans Sous)
Giving selected books with best editions and
prices and suggestions for both public and private
collections.
CHARLOTTE TEMPLE. a Tale Of Truth By susanna
Haswe Rowson. Reprinted from the rare First Amer
Edition t1794l twelve hunored errors N
editions being corrected. and the preface re
stored With historical and biographical ntroduc-
tion by Francis W. Halsey. Illustrated 12mo. pp
SCIENCE.
MAN AND THE EARTH BY Nathaniel Southgate
Shaler 12Tno PIP. Vii. 24o tFox, Dufield & CoD
Mans position with reference TO the material re
sources of the earth
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these methods are is indicated in the
following extract from the final re-
port of Mr.. Samuel r. White -ad-
iuster for the Underwriters Assocla-
tion-on the great Baltimore fire;
Better results would be obtained If
the entire work was let to one good
general contractor, for when it is let
out to the different trades they do not
work together. One contractor will
rush in and complete his part regard
less of what is to follow; then another
trade comes along and tears many
parts to pieces in order to install its
work, and by the time each trade IS
through, many parts of the building
have been weakened and rendered
worthless
The COMPLETE remedy is
found in the real CONSTRUC-
TION Company, such as this COM
pany is, embracing the various trades
in its own organization, controlling
absolutely the entire building opera
ton.
THOMPSON-sTAHRETT COMPANY.
81 WALL STREET NEW YORK
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q PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER oF HoN.

Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New
sEsirst Albion K. Bolan. late u the County Of New
YORK deceased present the same win there
subscrfpeT. office OF WinEate cullen
fts s+tnrneys No Nassau Street. Borough Of Ma
its place OF
On ~ before tire 30th day OF March. 1905
Ttared Sew York. September ~. 1895.
THE PEOPLES Trust COMPANY. Executor
Pnstofice address 20 Nassau Street T3oro,,SS
Manhattan. New York city
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HOLIDAY BOOKS.

A cFIr,D's BOOK OF ABRIDGED WISDOM. By Chlde
Harold. Illustrated 12mo. (San Francisco: Paul,
Elder & Co)
4 collection OF nonsense verses.
THE BLUE MONDAY BOOK Compiled ard ArraHsed ss
Francisco: Paul. Elder & COZ
Quotations in prose and verse.
sHAKESPEARE'S SWEETHEART. BY Sara Hawks
Sterling illustrated by Clara Elsene Peak. Svo.
2Sa. philadelphia: George w. Jacobs)
A story OF Anne Hathaway. assuming be gath
cred document written by her Just before her
death.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20

agricultural life, but the personal side" show
ing mot only how to make living out OF the
land, but how to get the greatest satisfaction
and comfort out of farm life and the farm
home
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Surrogates' Notices.


TULL, MARIA E. DIN PURSUANCE OF
A an order Of Hon Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate Of
49, SoIntv of York notice is hereby given to ali
persons having claims against Maria E. D. KuI. late Of
Lhe ocers thereof the subscribers pIacs
w the office Of Francis x. Butler
SI $50 City Of New York,
tbs 3Is+ day Of March next
NT ois Nsv, York the 3st day Of August. 1905.
Da'eu' ST7SIE2 MANG. CARL Helm. Administrators.
r-p aNC1S BUTLER Attorney for Administrators, $50
groadway, New York City
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EDUCATIONAL.

CHOOSES DE FRANCE. Lacons de Conversation La
France ses Industries Histoire ct ses InslItu-
tons. Par B. Fontaine B. l. l. u. limo. loa
CWiliam R. Jenkins.)
HIsTORIETTEs EFT PoEsIEs. Choises pour les En-
fants. By NJ Robique- limo, pp. w. w.
CWilliam r. Jenkins)
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
LII ERATURE.

THE NOVELS OF HENRY LANES; A study BY r.h5 Eli7-
erIck 4 King illustrated 12no. PIP. iii, 25. "i
p Putnam's Sons)
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abuer c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County
notice is hereby given all having claims
against Thomas J. Jourdan. late Of the County OF New
York deceased the with vouchers thereof
the subscribers at their place Of tsnsaeting business.
Merrill & Rogers. No. 81 Nassau Street.
Borough Manhattan. IN the city Of New York.
before the ninth day OF April next
Dated, New-York. the 26th day of September. 1905
THOMAS J. NEACT
ANNA VI NEACY.
Executors
MERRILL. & ROGERS Attorneys for Executors az
Nassau street Manhattan. New-York City.
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SurrogdteS' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
l. Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate the County OF New
notice Is hereby given to all persons having claims
with vouchers thereof the subscriber, place OF
transactng business. No 25 Wall Street in City
New York on OF before the first day OF May next.
DATED Mex York. the sixth day Of October 1905
FRANK H PLATT, Executor
W F DUNNIN. Attorney for Executor. IS Wall Street.
New City.
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POETRY.
RELIGIOUS.

THE POEMS OF TRUMBULL STICKNEY 12mo. pp
xvi 912. GHoughton, Miffin & Coz
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j ,b,-r c Thomas. Surrogate of the County OF
Kew York hereby given 70 all persons having
SIdor Of Great Britain. deceased. TO
nlIs the subscriber.
sam ~ fransacting business No sc Wall Street
6I.S ~ Manhattan in the city of New York. be-
SoSs +he 18th day OF March next
fOIs Nev1 work the 9Th day September, 1908
r5J<ET r1GWPENY or AMERICA Ancilary inis-
tTatoT I pf ATT & soIEY IS Wall Street New
YorE city attorneys 'or Administrators.
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TIFFANY & Co.
Holiday Announcement

Holiday Announcement
Messrs. Tiffany & Co 5 holiday
preparations have been completed
Every department is rich with ex-
hibits of special manufactures and
importationS assembled for the
first Christmas season in the new
building
Selections may now be made under
the most favorable conditions, free
from the confusion of the later
days of the holiday season
On request, purchases will be held
for future delivery
Fifth Avenue & 37@@ Street
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~ pI=RsI-ANCE OF as ORDER OF Hon.

Il r-rt = Fitzgerald. a Surrogate County Of
View YORK notice Is hereby given e all persons having
.Ions against sophia g Hoffman, late Of the County Of
81 the subscriber place of ransactiug bust
tIeLe". Of Goodwin Thompson. NaudeTpoe &
ness ~ No Street in the City of New York.
:. LoIo-a ,hs thirtfeth day Of April next
OF 6s+e5 New York, the $oth day OF October. 1865
LsIeT THOMPSON. NANDERPOEL & FREED
is..orne,s for Executor. Wall st. n Y City
M-A-.. E.- FRANK CURTIS. Execntor.
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such q niScOncept1on Should nave dI4oeH' Hiit0N
it must have been plain to any reader OF the
Martyrdom of an Empress" that there was httie
love lost between the author and the countess,
who contributed so much to the tragedy OF
o1everling and to the wreck Of what remained
of the happiness OF Empress Elizabeth Inc
two women have but this in common namely
that thew both bore titles from their birth t4at
+hax, became Austrians by their first marriages,
that they lost that nationality by their second
marriages and that to both the English IAN
s1,age is foreign tongue
Young men and young women who are un-
.+1a5 in their minds as to what sort OF
-aar they should follow find large
en,ount of advice and suggestion in CHOOSING
q Career volume partly written ana paruS
oo,Iated by Orison SWEET Marden, the Editor OF
"success" from articles that have appeared III
that periodical. How much assistance TINS anu
,,tpdred works are TO the ambitious youth OF
- coy if is hard TO determine. 1t would
seern as IT, in general the beginner IN NE -
e,tber chosen by some career for which he has
s,eciaI recollection or aptitude, or other"lse'
- +ha first chance that offers. Circum-
+,o.s generally impel the young in the latter
a.o.,on n shnd" themselves later To those
rho have no special taste for one occupation
mora than another such oook is as hhely 70
move confusing directing Every u3Ue anu
vrofession has its advantages ana It's oid"
t.,,,s and the youth who has within him the
determination and ability to get on" wiz De
rkely to succeed no matter how or where ne
helms and will be more likely to determine MS
course by the result of personal opserVa' 'ioii
than by what ne reads in BOOKS me NoiU4-i'
=, ,,1;snad bv the Bobbs. Merrill Company.
Doubleday. Pag, & Co. are apparently only
,,r,ttirg their ambitions in the periodical pun
fishing field to all outdoors" Their latest en-.
IS - magazine TO be called Farming"
,rbich u,ll make its appearance early in 1905
ana xsu aim TO be to the real farmer what their
Garden Magazine" seeks TO accomplish Tor
the gardener, and they DO not appear 10 oe
discouraged by the fact that mere are 4o'
ae--,o,,It,,-a, napers already published in the
T[|,.aa states The new magazine. according
80 the prospectus. will emphasize not only the
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20

IN BUILDING CON
STRUCTION, VIII en-
supplied by this Com
pany, is not merely pro-
lection against unforeseen
delays and accidents. but
also against the inevitable
waste involved in ordinary
methods under perfectly
normal conditions. What
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20

AID SUBSCRIPTIONS for Ths
[ their Uptown once. No. 1864
and 5Tth sts-. until 8 O'Clock p. N
at the following branch Offices al
i S o'clock D. m, W.: 254 sth-
SO sth-ave.. cor. I2th-st- % East
st. between 9Th and sth ave..
8 3d-ave-. between 18th and 17to
A. eIsf-s..: 4.10S ist-aTs..
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~ pI7pSUA%CF OF AN ORDER OF HON

v-art, r L7itzxeraId a Surrogate OF the County OF
NeYork notice is hereby given 10 all persons having
II. Hudson late OF the county
of New YORK deceased. to present the same with
srs thereof TO the subscriber, his place OF
soting business at Office of Richard Kelly, No 17O
Broadway Borough OF Manhattan, IN me Clty OF new
SorL m or before the 18th day Of November next.
Dated II New York the day Of May. 1905
Oe'eN " FRED (. HIMROD. Executor
RICHARD B. KELLY, Attorney for Executor: No 40
f>A troaJU-av Borough Manhattan, New York City.
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= PI-RSTANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.

l. Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County OF
>a, Tor, hereby given to all persons having
cIsGr,a aga, A. Moser late of the County OF
Ea1r york aceased. present the same. with vouch-
rg -be~eof subscribers, their place
n.t1ey h1Isf Office of Charles s. Mackenzie.
S!a - yTIlAu Street. the City of New York,
beFore the 30th day of April next
Dated New York the 2lst day OF october. 1905.
A0 ARTHUR G. T. MOSER,
EDITH H ELLIS.
OF Helen
MACKENZIE. Attorney Executors.
G
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20

Frank T. Fitzgerald, Surrogate Of the County Of
New-Yor notice is hereby gwen to al persons having
S1nty Of NewYor. deceased to present the with
to subscribers at their place oS
transacting business. wit at the once Of BALDWIN
piarLnar No 81 Nassau Street Borough or Manhattan
IN the city Of Ne-York. on or before the 4th day OF
December, next H..
THEOTOR WOLF DAVID D; ALLEttION Exec1tors
D SXXTS RI,ACKMAR Attorneys for Executor No.
Sasasu Street Manhattan Borough. HeT-fors City
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A DvERTlsEAENE :
n Tribune received Il
BrCacway. between S6th I
Advertisements received Z
regular Office rates until
ave g. e. cor. 23d-st- X
Tstb-st 25T West s2d-s
fsa west i25th-st. l.3ss
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Real Estate.

VII.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20

>v.yoRK PUBLIC LIBRARY-The most
,onuIar books of the week, according to the
demands at the circulation department are
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Furnished Apartments to Let.

4 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. pri-
ls vae bath: with without meals: including meals
two. s25 weekly; one SIS ALABAMA. Is z. nth St
Evening journal., 1905-11-21
Readings Superb Swift Service.
NEW YORK TRIPS.

Numerous comments have been made
on the improvement in travelling ia
ciiities in the United States, but in no
instance is Il more striking than in
the service between Philadelphia and
New York.
In the earlier days OF railroading the
trip between these two cities was quite
a serious undertaking. and a long. un-
comfortable ride. AS years rolled on
the time was shortened and numerous
improvements made for the comfort OF
travellers, but one Of the greatest in
novations was made by the Readinr
System on May IS, 1902, when they in.
augurated their unique system of Fas
Express Trains leaving Reading Ter.
minal, Philadelphia, and Liberty street
New York, every hour on the hour"
This great innovation with the addi
tion Of Pullman parlor cars on all ex
press trains and cafe cars at appropri
ate hours, widely advertised under tn
catch phrase Of "every time the clocl
strikes" Immediately attracted the at
tention Of the travelling public an,