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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16
Books People Are Reading,

NEw-YORK PUBLIC LIBRART--The most
popular books Of the week, according to the
demands at the circulating department. are
as follows:
Adult F4ctton-w,rd's The Marriage Of william 2,o
Ashe': ThuTston's The Gambler Gaines The
Prodigal Son
bolr's ''The Captain Of the Crew; Taggarts
"A Nut Brown Maid
Miscellaneous James's Talks 70 Teachers; Long:
fellows Poems; Shaws Plays, Pleasant and
Unpleasant
Among the books most frequently in de-
mand at the Boston Public Library during
the week were the following:
rYction-McCutcheon' "Nedra''; Mobiles The Edge
of Circumstance; Wells Patty in the City;
Philp3fs Knock at nentgre e6 opss
Dream; Austn's ''Isidro'': Crewdson's Tales
Thanet.s The Man Of the Hour: sdneys Sen
Pepper: stoddard,s Dan Monroe; Miller S
Bangs's a Proposal Under Difficulties: Bill
ings's The Liquor Problem. Davis,s Corpora
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY Washington,
Oct. 13.-The following list of books called
for indicates the tastes of readers in the
Library Of Congress this week:
villarf's Russia Under Great shadow,,,,;
Abbott's History Of Greece
Descriptive and Travel-NcCrackan's The Fair
Land Tyrol Duff Gord9ns Rome a I'D It's
Chambers The Unwilling of HASA
1s,ography-wheeler's Alexander the Great; Hag-
CARDS ''Sideights the Court Of France
Cartwrfght's Madame; Van Dykes ReIlas-
cence Portraits; Bottoms Famous Ameria-l7
Authors"
Fiction-Hopes "A Servant Of the Public: Var Var
ner's '"The ReiuvenatiOn Of Aunt Mary Dun
cans The Mother: Hichens,s The c Black
Trident and the Net by the author OF Inc
Martyrdon of Empress"
rsisceuaneous-Van Dykes Music and other
Poems. Dunas's celebrated Crimes OF the
Russian Court; CamPbeIs Moses and Ferns-
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FICTION.

TALES R s P 1a4sa 1 R Jack pD h3 a che
Macmillan Company
Adventures among the lawless fishermen Of the
Pacific Coast
THE BALLINGTONs. BY Frances Squire i2no PIP 40
Boston: Little Brown & Coz
study Of modern social conditions
THE ROAD FUDE Ms5s By sauS Sp E SIS Se
Macmillan Company
A tale Of railroad making
THE NoRTHERNER BY Noah Davis limo PIP VIII
The story Of a Northern capitalist IN the South
THE RACE TO THE SWIFT By Ed 5 G I LtS iy
Boston: Little, Brown & Coz
Stories Of wild animals their forest haunts-
NERCIFTTI. UNTO ME- a SINNER BY Eiinor Dawson
limo pp 446. Chicago: Thompson & Thonas9
The story of a woman's redemption through Chris
tian Science.
SIR RA0UL The Tale of the Theft of Empire. BY
James NJ Ludlow. Illustrated from old painting and
prints 12mo. PIP. $40 crhe Fleming H FeVeil
A tale Of the Crusaders and thu taking of Constan-
THE sPBcU14AT1oNs OF JOHN STEELE By Rob
egt Bari Illustrated by F. r ro G5gse[ l0' pp
fox social and business success
MRS Being the "A EnnT H e Sn A An 5oSn
16mo PIP II. $50. GIarper & Bros9
A burlesque of the popular adyenturer IN crime.
HEARTS HAEE By Ka9a 5 n6 Ev9 sg H asana 7
The Bobbs-HIerriu Company
story of the German settlers of Western Penn
sylvania-
A THIEF IN THE NIGHT. Further Adventures Of 4,
Raes seteF and an c Tass Cnnao 8g 5na n a
372 Charles ScrTbner's sons)
THE TRAVELLING THIRDS BY Gertrude Anterior
12mo, PIP 294. HIa1per & Bros9
The adventures of American family touring
PLAIN NARY SMITH A Romance of Red Saunders.
Justice e I2m % pp 8s he Century Company
SQUIRE PIN y, By By. HOLMAN Oh P Day With frOnSPie'o
The story Of a Maine village and some of its
MISSIONARIES. BY James Huneksr. 12Tno, PIP VII S42.
Charles Scribner's SonsD
A collection of short stories dealing with the
artistic temperament
sBF tn second noye Of his e 0onae Emo pp
XVI, 422 (BTentano's)
A rewritten novel Of the authors youth. in which
questions of modern society are discussed.
LODGINGS IN TOWN. BY Arthur Henry. Illustrated.
12mo. PIP 1926. Ca S Barnes & Col
The experiences Of a country youth seeking means
of livelihood in the great city.
PURPLE AND FINE LINEN. BY Emily Post. 12mo.
PIP 346. %. Appleton Coz
A story OF New-York society.
WHAT GOD HATH QIOT) JOINED. BY Orr Kenyon
ing Company
dealing with the divorce question.
THE COMING OF THE TIDE. BY Margaret Sherwood.
illustrated 12mo PIP. $50. Houghton. Mifhin & Coz
The incidents of Southern girls the
Maine coast
IN THE LANDS OF THE GODS Some Stories Of japan.
BY Alice Mabel Bacon. 12mo, tx, 273. d1oughton.
trated Emo pp K 253 d. Appleton & CO.
princess Of one of EuTopes obscure countries.
EDININDLA. A Tale Of Adventure. BY J. P. Armour.
limo. PIP BIZ. (The 9. w. Dillingham; Company
strange experience in a runaway arshp.
THE HOUSE OF MIRTH BY Edith whaTton- Illus
trated by A. B. WenzeH- 12mo' pp. 5S2 tCharles
POrtrayng the social life New-YorH to-day
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE LIBRARY-San
Francisco Oct. 13.-The following books
have been most in demand at this library
during the last week:
-Thurston's The Gambler; Cha1beTlain 3
Aiah steWarfs The Fugitive Blacksmith
Miscellaneous Browns New Forces IN Old China;
Palmer's With Kuroki in Manchuria'; Wlldes
De Profurdis-'
CHICAGO PUBLIC IIBRARY-Chioago Oct
18.-The most popular books among Chicago
readers as shown by the demands at the
Public Library during the last week. are as
follows:
GaPandE TRe granny Of the Dark
toms "-Tae Masquerader'' and The Gambler
History and Tbsod6Te roosevelt
the Citize?': @i1s1n'5 The Story of France
Adventure and Tweede,s Mexico as say
It.; Hearns 'GliTnpses of UnfamiIar, Japan aIl ;
Peary's The Gigt of Jappsn"; GullickS The
Evolution of the Japanese
Scientific and SociologicaI-Automo nT ,aI.
Poienzs The LAND Of the Future aaefk Nof
EVIL; Hunters Poverty"
PHILADELPHIA FREE LIBRARY-Phila-
delphEa. Oct 13.-The books most read this
week are as follows:
HisoryFabres The Brttons; GifoTd dr;oa Itag HIS!
Fiskes THE Critical Period OF american ca1q, Is
tory; Myogk99vI.s az R en6 4ts P Rgg5
r,es,rintion and Travel-Cooks France, Historic
DeS and Romance HarpeTs The Hardy G0 nI5
trT. WiiIiams's Diamond Mines OF SCUM og n
n1iinTIonats Wife: Midgley's Boston Sights
Bography-Runcinans Wagnts4r Mdes r[1 Re
1 ToIuh1 EASEMENTS Friedrich der GTossen ;
News Memoir OF Selma Countess OF Huntlns
,,.zoa,,eors- SIMPSONS Book of the Cat: Wild
eTss The sunny Side Of the Street Sarpen,
80 ..tIeatjng and Ventilating Buildings !;
ffealiosg,s american Insects Salacia'S Boat
and How TO Manage 1t -.,,,-.
~
sons nv Friend the Chauffeur TEaS NC
Aster and His Double 6arey sso, una Nc
3 3o1 9 Nedrai' Reeds al the Sign Of the
lack O. Lantern: ThUrston's The Garnoie''
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MISCELLANE OUS.

OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE UNIVERSAL CONGRESS
OF LAWYERS AND JURIsTS HELD AT ST
LOUIS. MISSOURI SEPTEMBER 8, 20 AND 30
1904 the auspices of the Universal Exposition
and the American Bar Association Edited by the
Secretary Of the Congress. SvO pp. xix, 423- (St
Louis Published by the Executive Cornmttee)
THE LIFE THAT COUNTS. BY Samuel Valentine Cole
limo pp. NJ, 1874 Thomas Y. Croweu & Coz
SWEETHEARTS AND BEAUX. By Sfinna Thomas An
trim 16rno. pp. SIS. philadelphia Henry Atemus
Company
A book of eptgrams.
THE LIFE REASON: OR. PHASES OF HUMAN
PROGRESS BY George Santayana- In i've volumes
Vols III and " Reason in Religion. Reason in
Art Emo PIP tx. 279 tx 28O. Charles scribner's
SOnsl
ANCIENT LEGENDS OF ROMAN HISTORY. BY Ettore
Pals. Translated by Mario Z. Cosenza. Illustrated.
Svo xiv. 1856. (Dodd. Mead Sc Coz
Treating the very early Roman legends and the
founda tons OF the later political and social develop
uent of the empire
AN EMERSON CALENDAR. Edited by Huntington
Smith. With portrait 12mo. pp. vi, III (Thomas
Y. CrOweU & Coz
JOHN CEIINAMAN AT HOME. Sketches Mat
ters and Things in China. By the z. ]. Hardy.
NJ. a. Illustrated Svo. pp. 335 (Charles scrbner's
SOns)
ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 3d. 1904.
Illustrated Vols. XI, XII XIII, XIV. svo. PIP XIV.
Government Printing Ofice)
Containing tho reports the Philippine Commits
sion public resolutions, appointments and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16

The adventures boys and dog the Mis-
sisspp River.
FAMOUS BATTLES OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
Described by Archibald Forbes. George A Henty.
Major Arthur Grlfhths and Other Well Known Writ
ers. Edited by Charles Welsh With twelve illus
trations. $40, PIP Ala CThs A vessels Company
MART N MARY. BY Edith Francis Foster Hlustra ted
by author. limo. 300 Boston; Dana Estes
& Coz
THE BRASS BOUND BOX. BY Evelyn Raymond Titus
trated by Diantha W. Horne. 12mo. 325 (Bos-
ton Dana Estes 81 Coz
THE WARD OF THE SEWING CIRCLE. By Edna Eo'
ward Wyie Illustrated limo. 2o2 CBoston'
Little. Brown & Coz
The story of a little boy adopted by a VII
Iage sewing circle, whose members care for him in
AN ISLAND IN THE AIR. A Story Of Singular Al
ventures in Country. By Ernest 1ngerso l.
illustrated 12mo, pp. vii. 8o3 (The Macmillan
Company
adventures Of several young people in the west
fifty years
STORIES FROM PL.UTARCH BY F. Jameson Row
hotham illustrated. 16mo PIP. fl. s46. CThomas Y.
Crowell & Coz
In "Childrens Favorite Classics series
STORIES FROM WAGNER ]. Walker McSpadden
illustrated. 16mo. pp. xiii. 500 Thomas Y Cro7Vell
& Coz
In the above series.
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Paris October Is.


Csfrnann-Levy has just brought out AVant
rAmour.' a novel by Marcelle Tinayre. who
continues agreeably tbs series that began au-
spiciously with La Maissu du Peche. me
same house also issues this week Lucien Perry s
..TJne RENE de Il Ans" in which he tells the
story Of Marie Louise de Savoy, who afterward
became the Queen OF Spain. From Pion-Nour-
rit has come an interesting volume. with the
uon-committal title OF "Quelques Idees, by the
brothers Paul and Victor Marguerite. Their
ideas" prove 10 concern themselves principally
with the problems presented by unions hbres'
ny religious marriages, by divorces. and by the
effects of sill three on contemporary society
Fontemoing has just published volume by
George Servieres. with the title 'L'AhracCio.'
containing q number of feministic sketches. one
OF these G'E7,storie d'Une Amour Libre," is a
chapter on wvn1an artists. 1t is not love
story. but graphic description Of the life and
surroundings of French and foreign female ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16

London. October ID.
The recently published biography of Lord
Granville "a attracting much attention here
owing to the strong contrast 1t brings out be-
tween the Victorian policy and the diplomacy
Of the present reign. Lord Goschen's collected
.'F.ssavs and Addresses deal almost exclusive
IL with questions OF high finance. The new
eaition of George Herbert's Life and Works
is noteworthy as having been edited and pre-
pared by Professor Palmer. Of Harvard Uni
versty, and is a worthy example Of American
scholarship Justin Mccarthy, in his final
volumes of his The History Of Our own
Times" which have just been issued, carries
his record down to the accession of King Ed
ward VII. Edmund Gosses book on Sir
Thomas Browne" is favorably reviewed by the
critics generally. Anthony Hopes "a Servant
of the Public remains the best selling novel OF
the season. with W. B. MaxwelPs ''Vivien' not
far behind in the race. l. n. =.
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool oct I4-Saied. steamer Armenian CRr). Kek
New-York.
Queenstown Oct 10. 1l:44 a nl-Saied. steamer Umbra
CI3r1. stephens (from Liverpool. New-York
London oct I4-Saed. steamer Himera CBr). Pye. New
Dover. Oct I5-Passed steamer Friedrich der Crosse
,Cer) BECKER Bremen for Cherpourg and New
york Sailed Pretoria Ger. Schrotter from
EIamburgl, New-York via Boulogne-
Neville oct l5-Sailed steamer Astoria (Br). Lnmsdans
jfron Glasgow. New-York
Napies fb-Arrtved, CBF), Sealby,
Genoa and Palermo for New-Yorh via Almeria-
aravesend Oct 1bArrtved, steamer Idaho SBr). Low
aEidgs. New-YoTk for Huh
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BIOGRAPHY.

CHARLOTTE BRONTE AND HER SISTERS BY
Clement Shorter. Illustrated limo pp. XIII 2A'-
(Chares Scrbner's Sons)
Literary Lives edited by ". Robertson Nicol
WASHINGTON AND THE WEST. Being George wash
ington's Diary Of September 1854 Kept during ms
journey the Ohio Basin in the interest OF a col-
nercal union between the Great Lakes and me
River. a commentary upon the same
by Archer Butler Hubert With maps lZno' pP-
217. CThs Century Company
Presenting Washingtons attitude toward the ma
tional policies Of expansion and Internal improve
Ferris CireensIet- with illustrations. 12mo. *
SOC. CHoughton Miflin & Coz
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

HOW TO STUDY PICTURES. BY Means OF Series OF
Comparisons Of Paintings from Cimabue to Monet
with Historical Biographical Summaries and AP-
precautions Painters Motives and Methods ~
Charles H Cafin Illustrated Svo. XIV. 6l5-
(The Century Company
GRAND FEU CERAMICS A Practical Treatise the
Making of Fine Porcelain and Ores. By Taxtle Doat
Translated the French by Samuel E Robineau
illustrations and notes on the use or
American clay5 for porcelain and gres BY Cnaries
F Bnns. Svo PIP 207. Syracuse; Keranic Studlo
TlIb1fGf inc OTaT1a
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LIT ERATURE.

GREATNESS IN LITERATURE AND oTf5 Bzs
PAPERS. By W, P. Trent limo, pp. " @4o'
CThomas Y. Croweu & Coz
A collection Of literary addresses
BACON CRYPTOGRA8Is IN SHAKESPEARE. AND
OTHER STUDIES. By Isaac Hull Plat 16mo PIP.
xiii. 1913. Boston Small Maynard & Coz
THE QUESTION OF OUR SPEECH. THE LESSON OF
BALzAC. Two Lectures. BY Henry James. limo.
PIP. 115. HIoughton Miffiin & COD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16

or Father" The women and children were FOL
lowed by a band playing Beethoven.s fn1n1ortal
o3srcb Iinon the death of a hero. Military com
panies and a great crowd Of reverent STRANGERS STRANGERS
made up the rear =. Upon reachlhg tile Ceii1 ne
fered. followed BY ora atoms at two, grayesasone
filled with the bones of who had perlshed at
Fort Steadnap the other the grave of Colonel
Scott who f at Richmond during d gn the sg basl
ened TO cover with flowers the great mum Der OF IN
marked graves. Many little white flags mad been
nranared for these graves. On these the words
t.Sor3aIo4I5's 1arIing q were printed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16

A SATIRE ANTHOLOGY. Collected by Carolyn Well
16mo. PIP. xxi, 500. CCharles Scrbner's Sons.)
THE CHILDREN OF THE NIGHT. Book of Poem
BY Edwin Arlington Robinson 16no. pp * IL
Charles Scribner's Sons)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16
RELIGIOUS.

THE REPRESENTATIVE MEN OF THE NEW
TESTAMENT By George Matheson, D. D. l2mo.
PIP vii, S52- "a c. Armstrong & COD
CHRISTIANITY AND SOCIALISM By washington
GLADDEN. 12mo. PIP. pa CEaton Mainsl
WHEN THE SONG BEGINS BY J. R. Miller. .6rno
256. Thomas Y. Crowel & Coz
collection of sermons
A YOUNG MANS RELIGION AND HIS FATHERS
FAITH. BY n. MCGEE Waters l6mo, pp. 2SS.
(Thomas Y. Crowel & Coz
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REPRINTS.

FAMOUS AMERICAN AUTHORS. By Sarah K. Bolton
Illustrated edition Svo pp 1877. CThomas Y. Crowell
g. Coz
Six writer's OF the England school
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF ANTHONY TROILOPE. With
frontispiece portrait 12mO. pp. ii. $40. Dodd.
Mead & Coz
THE HAPPY LIFE BY Charles W. Eliot III. D. With
portrait 16mo. 20 Thomas Y. Crowen g. Coz
A plea for simple living. BY the president Of Har-
ward University
TTIB CHIMES: A Goblin Story OF Some Bells Rang
Old Year out and a New Year BY Charles
Dickens. Illustrated. 32mo. PIP 240. cThe Century
Company
In THE Thumb-Nail Series.''
SONNETS FROM THE PORTUGUESE AND OTHER
POEMS. BY Elizabeth Barrett Browning. ONE
WORD MORE. AND OTHER POEMS BY Robert
Browning With Introduction by Richard Watson
Glider. With portraits 92mo 1876 CThe
Century Company
with above
WASHINGTON. 32mo pp, xix. 122 Cine Century Com
pany)
In The Thumb-Na Series Containing Wash
ingtons farewell address the people OF United
States. inaugural address 10 the Houses Congress-
ETC. with a character sketch I.eckys History
of England in the Eighteenth Century
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16
NATURE STUDY.
POETRY.

THE WAYS OF NATURE, BY John Burroughs. With
fronspiece. 12no PIP. vii, 2T9. (fIoughton. Mif1ir
Coz
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POLITICAL SCIENCE.

THE CITY. The Hope Of Democracy. By Frederic c.
Howe Phi D. 12mo, Kilt $40. (CharIes Scr!bner'
Sons)
A study Of the industrial political and social or
ganizations of cities
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cyroN rrp NnwroRK wBBEI Rnv1 ooF0n5R I'D
Lofesf Foreign yNese,s Abouf booAs.

fists particularly painters and sculptors. IN and
among the art studios and academies OF Parls'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16
EDUCATIONAL.

OCCUPATIONS FOR LITTLE FINGERS A Manual aI. FOL
Grade Teachers Mothers and Settlement workers
Bv Elizabeth sage and N. Cooley. With intro
drction by Mary schenck woo1man. Illustrated by
the author. 12nlo Do. xviii 1874 (Charles Scrioner
Sona)
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INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vesse From
ANoordarr. Rotterdam, October IT,. Holland n,
sZeeland Antwerp October 7...... Red Sta
SZuia. ....-.....-La Guayra. October Red +,
"Alta. Kingston. October
Algeria Almera. October Ancbor
Galveston. October TO-. Morpan
FL Monte New-orleans. October IL. Morean
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IL
sKronprinz Bremen October 10. rJov,
sIIee Olay. Copenhagen, October Scand ~,
Colon, October II
Concho Galveston October IL. MaIor,
London, october Atlantic
Texas Shields October 2 ............
Rheln Bremen, october 1.......N Iioy1
.Agiers October Punch Edye & CO
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER is.
sreutontc Liverpool. October H.. White Sta
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10
AroeriLs ~ Hamburg october H.. Hamh A.,
atricja Hamburg October IT,. Hamh a.
Porna October 1,............. Isa1rnni
Hudson .Havre October French
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 90.
sdaraval Grenada. october 12.. Trinidad
sRrtpgs rnail
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 6:i2 Sunset TS1 Moons age Is
HIGH WATER.
AM-sandy Hook eos Gov Island 92I Hell Gate II Ia
PM-Sandy Hook 1921 Gov Island 925 He'll Gate n ia
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written a new volume or medllaLohS WHICH
Thomas Whitaker is bringing out, under the
title of ct Ringeth to Evensong Ihoughts IoF
Advancing Years"
The teaching staff of Columbia University still
continue their literary activity. Among recent
volumes to be credited to members OF the raculty
are THE Farce Of Ma1tre Pierre PateIln," an
annotated translation of which, by DR.. Rlcharo
HoIbrook. bears the Houghton. Miff1in & Co. i'm
nrint: 1.-The Chief American Poets of the Nine
teentb Century" edited by Curtis Hidden Page
Phi D. and issued by the same house; Aner1-
can Diplomacy; It's Spirit and Achievements"
nv Professor John Bassett Moore, published by
the Earpers: and principles of Economics;
with Special Reference to American Conditions,
by Edwin Robert Anderson seligman, McVicl1ar
! professor of political economy, recently brought
ont in the American Citizen" series by Long
mans, Green & Co.
The Pew John Watson's new volume Of rep
resentative Sermons" will be published in this
country nv A. c. Armstrong & Son Dr. Wat
son is best known, at least here, Ian Mac
Iaren" and as the author of THE Bonnie Brier
Bush"
In his forthcoming novel. "A Soldiers Trial"
General Charles King treats Of the army can
teen. and enters a strong plea for its restora-
ton The book will be published by the Hobart
Z
! Company. New-York.
Able Klein gives some entertaining descrip-
tions of American manners and institutions in
his lately published volume, I'm the Land of
the Strenuous Life" "a. c. McClurg & Coz, but
there was one point where his pen failed him.
He is forced to confess that:
I found the New-York Exchange utterly beyond
the possibilities Of description, and fleeing away
as fast / could. was fam to seek the seclusion
| of the neighbortng cemetery, which Ike a poetic
/ beautiful Gothic temple, very pure ana Soper IN
style are grouped bombs a century and half old.
Stones hidden in the grass cover the ancestors OF
/ the great metropolis, and so reVerently is their
| sleep guarded that not even the most tempting
! offers induce the trustees of the church to
surrender this holy ground Yet every square foot
| of that domain represents a fortune. Thus to
srect the pous purpose for which II was originally
destined IS my opinion, to give clear testimony
TO a faith in other than material treasures and
nobly to proclaim in the very midst of the temple
OF Mammon the sovereignty OF the ideal. q
In an article on Marriage and Divorce" in
the current number OF 1.-The North American
Review" Norma ". Jones writes with emphasis
on the cruelty and injustice that are often per-
petrated when the question of the permissibility
OF divorce is determined by reference to the
mere letter of the law. The ScripturaI text upon
which most stress is usually laid when this sub
Jet is uhoer discussion is, she says: What,
therefore 1oo hath joined together let not man
put asuhuer' and then pointedIy asks what
means we nave Of knowing whom God really
joins together. Many marriages are the reg,ilt
of unworthy motives. and are entered ;n+o fo,
the sake OF money or title position Tho NOR
4AS S oy man. but who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16

WEST POINT, y. Y, OCTOBER 10 1905
Sealed proposals. in trtpicate will he received here
II O'Clock, noon November 18th 1900 Tor me son
struction Of Building per
iuRs and specifications file IN this office The I )
reject or ali proposals
or any part thereof and specifications turnised
mon application. Address Ouarernaster, West Point
N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16

The Rev. DR.. A G. Mortimer, rector Of St
Marks Episcopal Church, Philadelphia, has
written a new volume of meditations which
Thomas Whitaker is bringing out, under the
title of 1T Ringeth to Evensong: Thoughts for
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HOLIDAY BOOKS.

HER LETTER, HIS ANSWER. AND HER LAST LET
TER. BY Bret Harte. Pictured by Arthur L Keller.
svo pp. 9s. OIoughton. Mifhn & Coz
daintfy printed bound volume, with numerous
illustrations in tint.
HowDY, HONEY BOwDY BY Paul Laurence Dunbar.
Illustrated with photographs by Leigh Richmond
Miner. Decorations by Win Jenkins. Svo. Q)odd.
Mead q Coz
Verses IN negro dialect
CHRONICLES OF THE LITTLE TOT. BY Edmund
Cooke. illustrated by Clyde o. De Land l2mo
us CThe Dodge Publishing Company
A CHu.D's GARDEN OF VERSES. BY Robert Louis
Svo pp. xii, 124 Charles Scribners Sons)
with twelve full page illustrations in color and
many drawings in black and white in the
JUVENILE.
THE RED CHIEF A Story Massacre OF Cherry
Valley BY Everett T. Tomlinson. Illustrated. IL
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THE STORY BIBLE. BY Margaret Z. sangster illus
trated by the Decorative Designers. Svo. Do 49O.
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Illustrated from drawings by John HuybeTs and fro1n
photographs. limo. PIP. XIX "a CBostoni Little.
Brown & Coz
Stories OF infancy OF the wild animals.
MR. PI1NWIPER's FAIRY GoDMoTHER BY Amy
Woods. illustrated by Dantha W. horne. limo. pp.
os. Boston: Dana Estes IS Coz
AMY IN ARCADIA. A Story for Girls by Helen Leah
Reed, Illustrated by Katharine Pyle" A1no' pP 8f4.
Boston: Little. Brown q Coz ..
A girls experiences among the descen"hhts or the
eXiled Acadians.
BEAUFORT CHUMs. BY Edwin L. sabn; Illustrated
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16
LITERARY NOTES.

among the fall announcements of B. w
xEuebscb are two new musical biographies
Beethoven. the Man and the Artist as Re
veaIed in His Own Words" COMPLIED and an
notated by Friedrich Kerst. and similar vol
uune on Mozart" also by Mr.. Kerst Both
books have been translated and edited by Henry
z. Krehbiel