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New-York tribune., 1905-11-06

10 pass away. The little volume entitled His
tory OF the Booksellers League" which has Just
been issued in commemoration of the completion
OF the tenth successful year of the leagues ca
reer is in itself quite as entertaining and in
sructfve as many of the volumes dealt in by
the members The meetings of the league were
largely attended by the sellers of books in New
York and elsewhere, and they and invited guests
of kindred trades and professions discussed and
discoursed on many topics tending to lift the
business above the mere routine Of barter and
sale. Such an organization is bound to have
beneficial effect on the personnel of the book
trade; and all establishments, of whatever
nature, that seek the patronage of thoughtful
readers must come to realize as many of them do
already, that the man woman who sells books
must have a soul above buttons The pleas
antly told story of the leagues first ten years
has been written by A Growoll, of the Publish
ers' Weekly, and president of the organization
in 1S9I-'9S. An interesting suggestion under
consideration by the league is the establishment
Of q preparatory school for book clerks
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
LITERATURE.

LETTERS FROM THE DEAD TO THE DEAD Chi
lected edited and arranged with notes comments
glossary, by Oliver lector. Svo. PIP. "a (Eioushon
Mifiin Coz " "
IN Our CONVENT DAYS. BY Agnes Repplfer Lit D.
l2Ino, pp. viii go. tFioughton Miffln & Coz
Personal "reminiscences of authors sirlbood in a.
French-Anerican convent. -
TWO IN ITALY. BY Maud Howe illustrated from
drawings by John Elliott. Syo pp 2T4 CT3oston:
Little Brown Coz
ESSAYS IN APPLICATION. By Henry van Dyke. limo
PIP. viii 2S2 (Charles Scribner's Sonsl
Papers on literature religion. democracy and other
THE AGE OF TRANSITION. I4o0-Ias0 BY r J. Smell
N A II two volumes 16mo. pp Vi 22e: xxx l6I
The Macmillan Company
the ''Handbooks Of English literature
edited by Professor Haes.
PERSONS AND PLACES BY Joel Benton Illustrated
original photos 12mo M yi
broadway Publishing Company
Essays Emerson. Bryant Thoreau and others
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
MlSCELlAN EOUS.

AMERICAN RAILROAD RATES BY Walter Chadwick
Noyes limo pp- 276- tBoston: Little Brown & Coz
How rates made regulated. comparison
with other countries,
IL LIB1O D'ORO OF THOSE WHOSE NAMES ARE
WRITTEN N THE LAMBS BOOK OF LIFE
Translated from the Italian by Mrs. Francis Alex
Hnder- syo Pr K. $50. lBoston: Little, Brown q Co
collection Of miracle stories am sacred legends
written BY The fathers If the church In the sixteenth
seventeenth and eighteenth centuries
HINTS FOR FoRENsIc PRACTICE. 4 Monograph on
Rules Appertainng the Subject Of JHdlciai
Proof BY Theodore F. g Demaresi. Svo PIP xi
123 tThe Banks Law Company
FIRST ANNUAL REPORT OF THE EDUCATIoSAL
DEPARTMENT OF THE STATE OF, NEW,1ottIh ,t -
For ended July g. 1904 Transmitted 70
The legislature February 15. 1905, bJs
fSew-York state Education Department.
Advanced CTVIcS The Spirit. the Form. and the
Functions the American Government. BY = Z.
FoJInan Pm. o. limo. PIP xv1 zoo fThe Ceh'u''
Company
NATURE CURE: OR. HOME TREATMENT NiTHtTi}IL ti}1s
Wilhelmne n kneppeT Illus
tTatei l2lno. pp o53. philadelphia. Join G WINS
ton Company
rx-rPyDAy F-TIoI tsT-TE Practical Manual Of Socis!
Z T. T1sarce Fsv Marion harland and Virginia Van dc
~ feIno ~. :e3. Indianapolis. Tle B0pis-
ne-tl Gc.upaplJ
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06

London. November 8.
John Murray is bringing out this week the
Right Rev DR.. Neisens History Of the Papacy
in the Nineteenth Century, in a translation
from the Danish by DR.. Mason. The Master of
Pembroke is another religious book just pub
lished by Longnans. Green & Co. Tt is by the
new headmaster of Eton College, and is a study
of the Sermon the Mount. Mrs. Fawcetts
Five Famous French Women" Mrs. Steeles
Color Book India. and a complete edi-
ton of Pastor Charles Wagner's works, have
just been issued and under review No
arrangements appear to have been made as vet
for a Life of Sir Henry Irving" Winston
Churchills biography of his father has been
placed with Macmillan. and is expected to an
pear shortly after Christmas. l. N F.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
JUVENILE.

THE FLED PIPER OF HAMEL5N A, I'M By da Robert ss Rro"
Vessels Company
THE RED ROMANCE BOOK. Edited by Andrew Lans.
by f H e'5 s. F0ld Fods0 l2mo pp a' I sss
Green & Coz
Tales of ancient Iceland. France Italy Greece.
At WILLOW CIJUMP ISLAND. BY A. Russell Bond.
svo, pp CMunn & Coz
A story of outdoor life with directions for making
camping outfits. sails, ceboats. toboggans
A NATURAL HISTORY FOR YOUNG PEOPLE BY
and three hundred black and white illustrations
ward Collins R. i, A. and 4, T Elves. svo. PIP.
4S5 E P. Dutton & Coz
BOLD ROBIN AND HIS FOREST RANGERS. BY
carGne u, qda ar0vP n Brqw4ss pxt4es BY F. Bennett limo
New tales Of the merry men, illustrated with coored
illustrated limo pp. 8oe. jDoda, Mead & Cos
THE GoLLIW]oqG's ] FOX HUNT. Pictures by Florence
Qongmans, Green & Coz
COLONIAL STORIES. Retold from ST. Nicholas Illus
trated 12mo, PIP. viii 1875. CThe Century Company )
St Ndhaas aSD ERRT a pp Re I
ao4 The Century Company
Uniform with above
REVOLT UT1ONARY STORIES Retots fro,, 60 >-iohoios
illustrated 12no, PIP. POS CThe Century Company) )
otSs9 t9Tes and Of Ssthqn H Hale M Franklin and
full heroes of the Revolution.
CIVIL VAR STORIES b, Re9Id tod from St Nicholas Illus
Uniform with above
MILTON BLAIRLEE AND THE GREEN MOUNTAIN
Knshts fde 12 Pp viii so s by
band of patriots
THE OLD MONDAY FARM. By Louise r. Baker II
lustrated by J. W. Kennedy. 12mo, pp 1873. (Eos
Dana Estes Coz
JOSIE sEAS q F5 FL s5Ba sTREEF Rg Harriet
Boston: Dana Estes & Coz i'
The story o a young artist
FRENCH PATHF1NDERS IN NORTH AMERICA Nv
William Henry Johnson. With seven full nsre illus
trstions. 12mo, wifi. 341. Boston Little Brown
& Coz
Recounting the adventures and discoveries OF such
men as Cartier Charnplain, Marquette La Sale
ley and l. A Talbot Illustrated by Augustine Mac
gregor l2mo, PIP Y, 2i3 Henry Holt & Coz
A fairy
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
sCULPToRs IN PORTRAIT CONTEST.

Works submitted in competition Cor the prizes OF
$500 and 800 offered by the National Sculpture So
ciety must be delivered to-day before p. in the
Fine Arts Building. In West 57th-st
The prize of 500 is given by j. q. A. Ward, honor
president of the society for works representing
portraits from life lin the round, showing much
of the upper half of the human figure the artist
may desire. This will permit the introduction OF
arms and hands. The prize of 500 is given by l. W.
Drummond. the treasurer of the society. for works
representing portraits from life in relief either high
or low. 'in the round
The object f this competition is stimulate the
art of plastic portraituTe The rules governing the
competition for both prizes that works sub
mitted must not represent the full figure. They
may represent man, woman or child, but must not
be group compositions. They may be in any
November /. 1904 Works may be submitted by any
sculptor without regard either nationality
1t is expected that works would be submitted
from Boston Philadelphia, Chicago and Cincinnati
well New-York
The works will be judged by a jury comprising
]. O. A. Ward, Augustus St. Gaudens. Daniel C.
French. II. A. Mcneil and l. Wyman Drummond.
They will render decision later than Satur-
day November II.
The beginning of the activity of the National
Sculpture Society for the season will be marked by
exhibition of portraits in the society's room in
the Fine Arts building from tomorrow till Satur
day, November IS. II viii be open to all members
of the society and their friends.
It said last evening that examples of their
work in portraiture were expected from j. O. a.
Ward. Daniel G. French. Augustus St. Gaudens.
Karl Bitter. Charles H. Niehaus and II. A. Mcneil.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
BOOKS People Are Reodine

~ruyoRK PUBLIC LIBRAR1--The most
nonulsr books of the week. according TO the
demands at the circulating department, are
as follows:
y,ct,on-Thurstons The Gambler: McCutcheon's
iSedra'': Whartons The House of Mfrth
,,-e,iIe Fiction-De Foes Robinson Crusoe ;
Rarbour's -Four in Camp; Boards Outdoor
sIopnen3 Plsss aGagfef0T Of shs
English Novel.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE LIBRARY = San
Francisco, Nov 3-The most popular books,
es shown by the demands at the Mechanics
Institute Library during the week, are as
follows:
r,ct,on-Thurston's THE Gambler; Chambers's
SThe Reckoning; Hichenss The Garden ,'2 Of
feur1: Dix'e "T7he Fair Maid of Greystones
Trave-Brown's New Friends IN Old Ghins' 1s Lar,
Lure of the Labrador wild
Misoellaneous-shaw' Man and supsrm1an.
Whites 'Autobography.; Wfides ln'en'ions
HunekeT's 'IconoclastS-
BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY-Boston. Nov 3.
Among the books most frequently in de-
msnd at the Boston Public Library during
the week the following:
Fiction BrafneEd's Concerning Belinda: Ma
Psyche; Castles Rose of the World wels's
o STARTS s0fS a3a sieond woons Of aha
Sue; Chesterton's THE Club OF Queer Trades
Waterloo's THE Story Of Alb: Wellss and
Taber's The Matrimonial Bureau: Orcutt's
''The Flower of Destiny"
Miscellaneous Writings THE Outlook Beau
tiful": Wallace,s ''Russis,; Ular's Russia from
Day: Mtinsterberg's ''The Eternal Life
Cookies Casual ESSAYS of the Sun; Lord s
The Italian in America Londons War of
the Glasses; "A Publishers Confessions.
BUFFALO PUBLIC LIBRARY.-BufaIo, Nov.
3.-According to the demands made at the
Buffalo Public Library during the last week
the following named books the most
popular:
Fiction--Haggards "Ayesha, the Return of
She; Chambers's The Reckoning Open
helms The Master Mumnler'; Wfllamson's
My Friend, the Chauffeur"
Juveniles-Wells's Patty in the City; Jack
sons Big jack; Brouns The Star Jewels +;
BaTbour's -Four in Camp"
Miscellaneous - Okahura-Ksku.o's ''Yoshisa b1ra
the Japanese Spirit; Wibogs Commercial
Traveller in South America: Hysop's Science
and a Future Life; Writings The Outlook
Beautiful
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06

CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY.-Chicago Nov
5-The most popular books among Chicago
readers. according to the demands at the
Public Library this week. are as follows:
RonsMnceLchqrchiii,s The Crossing zaagwins
Prince
History and Biography -McCaleb's 'The Aaron
the civil WaT oaT nf se0 f
enty Years
Adventure and Travel -Reveridge.s The Russian
Advance; Norman's All the Russias'; Moores
Half Hours in Japan
Scientific and sociological-Robertss THE Watch
atty: Londons People Of the Abyss
Observation-Disclosures dramas.
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY. = Washington.
Nov. 3-The following list of books called for
indicates the tastes of readers in the Library
of Congress this week:
PoPSa stSy Of the Unsd
"Russo-Japanese Conflict
Descriptive and Travel-Hewletts The Road in
smfh Rsans 6ht o Ffn HeaFn
pan' an Attempt at Interpretation"
Biogra aPhy.Molloys The Romance Of Royslty":
THE First Romanovs Q6l3-172D"
F1ction-Wharton,s VII, The House Of Mirth.; Hieh-
of Tsn Tors "a Ye9w
sRaws The irrational KnotS: S s11S59 craWford's
Margaret: McCutcheon's "Nedra.''
@a HmercaR qsfSs oy Of
the Standard ol'; Websters General History
of Commerce
PHILADELPHIA FREE LIBRARY-Philadel
phia- Nov. 3.-The books most read this
week are as follows:
Hstory-Atkinson's THE Philippine Islands;
Welshs Famous Battles of the Nineteenth Cen
Jury; Dunass Celebrated Crimes of the Rus
sian Court
Description and Travel-Hardys John Chnaman
at Home; Hulbert's ''Washington and the
Vest; Howels's London Films.''
Biography-Gettemy' THE True Story of Paul
Revere: Wilde's DE Profundis; Potocka's
Theodore Leschetizky"; Runciman's "Wag
ner'
MiscelIaneous-Hows THE City; Sturgiss The
Appreciation of Pictures Grams impressions
of japanese Architecture; Twain's Editorial
Wild Oats: Crewdson's '"Tales of the Road
Roberts's Red Fox: Farmers What TO Have
for Dinner Bates English Table Glass
Fiction-Pasture's Peters Mother: wharton's
The House. of Mirth, Williamson's My
Friend the Chauffeur Thurston's The Gam
bier; Won Huttens Pam; Martins ''Sabina'
Virgins Rose O. the River Chamberss The
Reckoning
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
HOLIDAY BOOKS.

THE oNE-Hoss SHAY With It. Companion Poems
By Oliver Wendell Holmes. Illustrated IN color by
Howard Pyle 12Ino. pp. so (Houghton. Mifiin &
Coz
ENGLISH HOURS. BY Henry Illustrated by
Joseph PenneH. limo, pp xii, $780, CHoughton, Milf
fin
The papers in this volume have appeared in var1-
periodicals during the last thirty years
THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS. By Henry van Dyke
With photogravure frontspiece. 12no, pp os
(Charles Scribners Sons)
Three essays poems of the season
THE STORY OF NOATTS ARK, Told and pictured by
E. Boyd Smith. Folio. CHoughton Mifiin & Coz
of twenty-sx colored plates. setting forth
the adventures of Noah and his troublesome charges
board the ark.
BACK TO ARCADY. BY Frank Waller Alien Illus
12mo, pp 15T- Boston: Herbert b. turner
& Coz
A little Of old Kentucky printed win
decorative page borders and Illustrations
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06

Paris, November 3.
/, ,.,,urne Of lively national importance just
.,,e,ed bv Colin is Les Enseignments de Ia
f-.-,s Russo-Japonaise,' By De Lanessan, the
,,-roer French Minister Of Marine The con-
,.o,s at which he has arrived are directed
:. give a timely warning TO the Deputies. who
-, soon decide ON a new naval programme
- France If de Lanessan considers that
,o-e6 cruisers. popular in France, are
-,.,relv out of date. and urges the immediate
e.-sfruction Of the biggest battleships with the
.,ost powerful batteries that can be put into
-, The Edition d Art is publishing this week
-, volume entitled "Greuze. La Vie. Son Euvre-
e,- Fnooue" with seventy-two fine heiiograven
,,.4-ations of the artists works, ten of them
= .oro-e The book is conscientious tribute to
[,-euze py Camille Mauclair. with preface by
,,,r, Marcel ex-Director of Fine Arts, and
,,,r Administrator of the National Library
,-,no FIammarion comes Marco Picturesque
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06

offence to the Anglican Church in the ordaiuns
Of the Rev. DIR. Irvine a priest of the Russian
Orthodox Church
Boston Nov 5-The action of Archbishop Tx
hon of the Orthodox Greek Church ordaining
to the priesthood the Rev DR.. L y. ". Irvine is
looked upon with disfavor it is said. by many Of
the clergy of the Episcopal Church, especially by
that portion of the denomination which has been
active in working for the ultimate union of the
Anglican and Eastern bodies.
Until they learn more of the circumstances the
local clergymen generally do not to make
pronounced statment Boston churchman to-day
called attention TO protest which appeared yesteT
day in The Living Church, the organ of the high
church party in the United States. which says:
We sincerely trust that there may oe truth in
the report published early this week that Dr. l. y.
". Irvine deposed priest of the American church,
is to be ordained TO the priesthood. or even TO
minor orders in the Russian Orthodox Church
its cathedral in New-YOrk next Sunday. The
question OF comfy between churches in the
Mobilization of depOsed priest by another branch
of the church catholic sinks into insignifcance
beside the deed Of sacrilege which would be iD
volved In reOrdination of who is already
priest, though deposed. All the hearty augures OF
portion of the West. which have been pleasing
lovers of unity within the past few years would
be nopelessly rendered nugatory by such act
OF aggression the part of a Russian bishop.
We confident that in this solemn protest
against such act by the Russian church in
America voice the unanimous sentiment of the
American church.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
LITERARY NOTES.

In his new book on The Preparation Of Manu-
scripts for the Printer recently published by
Funk & Wagnalls, Frank H. Vizetelly gives q
great deal of excellent advice to authors, but
al least one piece Of very poor advice to publish
BY implication. if not more directly, he
discourages them from advertising advice, we
are pleased note that is dsregarded. doubt
less much to his advantage, by his own
publishers. He says:
Authors almost invariably believe that the pub
fisher who spends most money in advertising sells
most books. This is far from the case and the
cal experience Some years ago q certain publisher
.t o useG lololy ana "loeIy Inhoe IL ms ms
publish new book every day in the year" The
Usher some authors and many would-be authors
But after few years the business went into
the hands Of receiver: it never recovered from
she shock This publisher the victim of over
adertisins.
The fact Of the failure may be accepted. but
the reason may be doubted. Why not believe
that the failure came about through the in
ability 10 secure 365 books worth publishing?
The publisher could not have continued in bust
ness. even " few years" If he had not sold at
least some books. How many would he have
sold if he had not advertised? Would It not be
as fair TO that the publisher was a
victim-not of -'overadvertising'-but of over
production?
Harry B. Smith, the librettist Of Robin Hood
and uncounted other comic operas has under
taken 10 make play Of Mr. and Mrs. William
sons motor car story, The Lightning Con-
ductor." for Herbert Kelcey and Efie Shannon
Two volumes Of Western travel in the days
when the West was young are now seeing light
in type for the first time, through the agency
Of the Arthur II. Clark Company, Of Cleveland
The older of the two is a Personal Narrative of
Travels in Virginia. Maryland, Pennsylvania
Ohio Indiana, Kentucky and of a Residence in
the Illinois Territory: 1S1I-1S1s.'' by Elias Pym
Ferdham. The author young English
man VINO came to this country to assist Morris
Birkbeck IN establishing his Illinois settlement
The recsntly discovered manuscript has been
edited with NOTES. Introduction and index by
Frederick Austin OEg A. M-, author of The
Opening CT the Mississippi The other volume
is hitherto unpub blished manuscript written by
John ". Audubon a son OF the famous orni-
biologist, descriptive of his Journey from New
AcrK 20 Texas and overland through Mexico and
Arizona 20 the gold fields OF California II is
issued under the title OF '.Audubons Western
Journal: 1S49-'50' and contains biographical
memoir by his daughter. Maria r. Audubon It
s EDITED by Frank Haywood Holder. professor
ef American History IN the University Of kan
ass. The autho- was q member OF Colcne!
webs California expedition and. when the
Leader deserted his party. chosen BY the
Others to take coEnraan6
The bcsiness OF the bookseller tx 5ens;
4a.sAy absorbed by great commercial houses
taa- we-e. nt hrst. az least inclined 20 regard
printed Etz-a.use merely SO much mere
eaaiadiss TO Dc handled a. 4 profit, that IL is
'ieasant ~ fnd .ia; tie sentiment and prestige
~ tae ci&t.'ae begs dealer are net 5>ias allowed
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
BOOKS OF THE WEEK
ART AND ARCHITECTURE.

GREAT PORTRAITS AS SEEN AND DESCRIBED BY
GREAT WRITER'S Edited translated bv F.stfer
singleton With illustrations Svo m
xiii, 342 t0odd, Mead Coz NF
Portraits by Raphael. Halls. Raehuru Van 11yct
Holbein- Reynolds others
wOMANHOOD IN ART BY Phebe RstelIe sns1dinr
illustrated. 4to. pp. iv. "a San Francisco: PAM
Elder & COB
Six brief papers the Venus de Milo Dagonet's
Eve Leonardo's Mona Lisa Guido Rem.
trice Cenci, Raphaels Madonna Of the Chair and
''Sistne Madonna
PORTFOLIO OF BIRD PORTRAITS BY Bruce HorsfaI
Text by W z. D. Scott Folio. Mcclure Phillips
COZ
Eight celored plstes showing the catbrd. brown
meadow lark. robin and buebird
THE RUINED ABBEYs OF GREAT BRITAIN Bv
Ralph Adams Cram. Illustrated. i2no pp xiii 3i5
James Poft & CO.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
COLONEL CHARLES M. CORNYN.

Colonel Charles NJ. Cornyn, of the 122d Regiment
Ohio Volunteers is dead at the home OF George
Maerane No 157 Beech-st.. Flushing. He was born
in Ohio sixty-nine years ago. When the Civil War
broke out he enlisted private, and rose TO the
rank of colonel. He twice wounded He was
in business in Manhattan for many years as a Inenl-
ber of the firm OF Cornyn Brothers. He retired
three
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
BIOGRAPHY.

JAMES GILLESPIE BLAINE BY Edward stanwood
Lit D. 12mo, pp- 366 Houghton, Mfiin & Co)
american Statesmen
SAM BoUGH, r. s a Some Account lis Life and
Work. BY the late Sidney Gilpin- Illustrated. svo
pp ". 231 CThe Macmillan Company
numerous letters and from the artists
ske5chbook The frontispiece portrait is from an
etching by the late Robert Anderson, r s A
ADIRONDACK MURRAY. a Biogra phicaI Appreciation,
BY Robert RRdford illustrated I2no ul fTha
Broadway Publishing Company
THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN
With portrait 16mo, pp 81. tFrancis D. Tandy q
CoD
The short Autobiography, written in June 1850 al
request Of friend y preparing
psisn biography in the election OF that yea-.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
Mr.. SHAW SELLS INTEREST IN RANCH
fRv Telegraph 70 The

fBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
Denison. Iowa Nov. 5.-Secretary Leslie VI Shaw
has sold his interest in 3500-acre rice ranch
near Beaumont, Tex, T. VI. Walker of Des
Moines Mr.. Shaw wants to give all his time
politics it is understood. He and Lanean Broth
eTs. of Des Moines, bought The Texas land when
MT. Shaw was Governor They paid $4,000 for
system inundatng canals and the experiment
proved successful Nj. Shaw sold his holdings
on basis IF sI5090 for the ranch, netting him a
So belle. II 10 br Saa9s.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
MRS, EMILY M'LAUGHLlN.

Mrs Emily Mclaughlin. of Staten Island died
Yesterday morning in St. Luke's Hospital Man
haitian from an operation Tuesday last Mrs.
Mclaughlin was the wife of Harry Mclaughlin.
son of the late Harry Mclaughlin. New or or1 K
hook pubIisher She was the daughter OF the late
John Scott of Staten Island She was about thirty
TWO wears old She leaves a husband and two chill
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
REPRINTS.

THE LINCOLN AND DOUGLAS DEBATES In the
Sensational Campaign of 1855, Illinois between
Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Arnold Douglas: con
tanning also Lincoln's Address Cooper Instituted
With introduction and by Archibald Lewis
Coz
HENRY VII BY A. F. Pollard. NJ A With photo
sraFure frontispiece from drawing
Holben. svo. PIP. xii. 40 QIongnans Green & Coz
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
THEM EEk1n nREvfENz vEnBER4,
LATEST T e,refef7 NeSe,.s Abozxf Books.

by Jean du Tailais. with 10 halftone illustra-
tons from photographs taken by the author
The preface is by Marcel Saint Germain Senator
of Oran c. l. B.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
DRAMA,

THE CITY. A Poem Drama. and Other Poems By
Arthur Epson f6mo, pp. lSs Che Macmillan Com
wHITEWASHTSG JULIA. Original Comedy IN
Three Acts and Epilogue- BY Henry Arthur
Jones lemo 1876. tThe Macmillan Company
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
EDUCATIONAL.

GEOGRAPHY OF SCIENCE. Specially Prepared from
The TAR ard MoCaITy series Of Biographies Mee
Rsdui.eFnenJs OF the Seventh Year he Public
The city Of New-York- limo. pp II 24s
CI'ae Macmillan Company
NEW AMERICAN MUSIC HEADER. Number -Four BY
TreieIick Zuchtinann. ieno, pp- 90 tThe Mac
milan C5mpanyl
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
FICTION.

THE PAGG-YANGER by Elms A Travis NJ y
Emo. pp 336 tAicSiur-. Philips & Co3
RTE story = Aeltah Bead. n The ittl.
i.4r.et u Pan. Yang ~ t4.e -GLs-Il Mountains
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
RELIGIOUS.

BIBLE HISTORY. tOId Testament1 After the Result.
Of Historical Criticism. Arranged for Students Of
Different Ages BY Pastor Y. Koenig Translated
from the French by Mary Louise Hendee 1eno pp
XIV. 100. (McC1ure, Phillips & Coz
THE RECONSTRUCTION OF RELIGIOUS BELIEF Bv
W. H Mallock. svo tx. 3O2 CHarper & Bros)
An attempt to science and religion
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06

A CHORUS OF LEAVES nv Charles q r2Iandsn with
Irontispiece reproduction of painting by William
heth $40. pp. So (San Francisco Paul. Elder
SELECTIONS FROM THE POEMS OF JOHN GODFREY
SANE limo. PIP 25t 6Houghton Miffiin & Co)
SADDLE AND SONG. Collection of Verses Made a.
MarTentown. Va During the Winter of Iso4-1so5
Lippincott Company
An anthology of verse in which the horse PLAYS the
TIL; GREAT ADVENTURE. BY George Cabot Lodge
limo. pp. go. (Houghton. Mifiin & Coz
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06

THE FLORENCE OF LANDoR By Lillian Whiting
With illustrations fron photographs. Svo pp $50
CBosron Little. Brown & sol