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New-York tribune., 1906-11-26
THINK THEY HAVE BLACK HAND MAN.
Italian Who Tried to Abduct His Sweetheart
in Trouble Again.

CaIegero Magnanc OF No. Carmne street. WAS
arragned before Magistrate Wahle in the Jefferson
Market court yesterday morning on charge or
having sent Black Hand letters TO Savio Giu-
seppi of No. q Hancock street, and C. B. Laora-
vico a cigar manufacturer, OF No. 90 Grand street
He was held IN 5000 bail for examination on Tues
day
Two months ago MagnanO was arrested on
charge Of attempting abduct his Italian sweet
heart Angelina Giuseppi. AS the men who received
the letters are the father and the employer or the
girl this second arrest may be sequel TO the
first Magnano's attentions to his sweetheart mad
beeu opposed and discouraged by both Labravlco
and Giusepp although she Is said 20 have been IN
Last week Giuseppi received Black Hand let
ter telling him to pay $3.50 TO man who would
walk I'D and down GOerCk street at certain time
and who. IN passing him would whisper Porgere,
porRere.' Giuseppi obeyed the INSTRUCTIONS gwen
him in the letter. but no one appeared 10 receive
the money. ,.. =.
little later Labravico received a letter ordering
him 10 bring $50 Washington Square Park on
SATURDAY, night. under penalty of having his house
blown M and his children killed Pursuant 70 the
advice of the police he 10 the place designated
at the appointed time. but again NOBODY was there
TO receive the money. 49,.
The police found a revolver and stletto on
Nsgnano when ne arrested \ charge or car
ryng concealed weapons Will also De MADE against
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26

Paris. November %
Two OF the most noteworthy bcnxs Of the cur
rent week issue from the house OF Ca,mann-
Levy. The first is the vicomte de Re,sat.s
Marie Caroline. Duchesse de Berry" a volurn.
mat recounts the most interesting episodes In
'ne NE OF the mother OF the Due de Bordeaux
anu the Comte de Chambord during the years
oe."eeh 1910 and 1880: the second is Nine
ONe feuiIets new novel. ''Mysterieux
asses Bose has just brought out a novel
which gives some curious insights into the life
and doings OF the Partisan boulevards OF the
present day. It Is in fact entitled "Ie RouIe
Fard The author is Ernest la Jeunesse The
book is highly entertaining and runs over with
characteristic anecdotes OF prominent Parisians
From Perrin comes Questions Actuelles." by
Ferdinand Brunetiere of the French Academy
who treats of such live and pressing topics as
The Church and State" "Nationalism," PA
triotism" and THE Utopian Peace Party"
c. I. B.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26
- NEW YORK e NovEMn
Iafesf Foreign NetOs Abouf Books.

London, November 70
Murray enables Arnold Forster to cross
5OLH -, t,s s,ccessor in the War Office by
fNolu A. Fosters controversy In regard
fuo-aa british army and Basil worsfOld defends
% =. ,r,l,ers administration in South Africa In
I'. .rbsusttve work cramned with fresh IN
u,ot;on q and loaded with argument IN raVor
20 representative Council Of the Empire Other
,,rnortant new books are Lord AveOury Mu-
r,c,paI and National Trading puohshea oy
Macmillan; Lancianfs The Golden age OF tne
y. u-,u,srn Rurton's History Of Porcelain -
g. CasseIrs Father Felix's Chronicles" IT.
-ss,a- I-nwfn) and Sir Clements Markham's
..,e,ce Of Richard III are two rather fantastic
s,noue studies. The proposal that the close
- for net books shall be three months does
- appear TO offer an acceptable basis for the
..,.ler1ent Of the book war. L y. f.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26
Eooks People Are Reudi7e.

NEW YORK PUBLIC LJBRARY.-The most
noruIar books OF the week. according to the
demands at the circulating department are
as follows:
Adult tFrction,ChaInbers's The Fighting Chance';
awakening Of Helena Richie"
--ra-7re FYction-Langs Orange Fairy Tales:
TouIinsons Marching Against the Iroquois' /;
Barbour's THE Crimson Sweater
Miscellaneous -Huneker's 'Iconoclasts''; Spargo's
Socialism Aonroe's History Of Education"
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.-washingto
Nov. 23.-The following list Of books called
tor indicates the tastes Of readers in the
Library Of Congress this week:
z.s.o-v-rIrPs American Diplomacy: Frazer's
.sTa1ar"; Vests Ancient Worlds; Mccarthy 8
"FIistory OF Our Own Times"
rescrip,ive and Travel-Crawford's Ave Roma" (:
Na;lpess india: Lindsay's Panama; NIL
towns ''Rambles n Brittany; Balls Paris"
Fjoeraphy-Bislands The Life and Letters OF
Iafcadto Hearn''; 1.-The autobiography of Ben
fanlir Franklin; Barness "Frincesses and
Court Ladies'"
Ffcton.-Forman's "Buehanans WIFE; CorelIrs
The Treasure # Haay en-; Hopes 'Sophy of
Kravonta"; Deland's The Awakening of Helena
Richie"
-sIseterlincks The Swarm; Single
tons Historic Buildings of America; Lans-
osies The Chateaux Of Touraine."
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26
BIOGRAPHY.

THE LIFE AND LETTERS OF LESLIE STEPHEN BY
Frederic William Maitland Illustrated. Svo, pp-
viii, $40. GO. p. Putnam's Sons)
With photogrnvure portI ats from paintings by G
r. Watts and from photographs.
LETTERS OF GEORGE BIRKBECK HILL. D. c. L..
IL D. Arranged by his daughter. Lucy Crump.
With portraits. svo. X. 203. uongmans, Green
Coz
on literary and miscellaneous subjects, COW
ering fifty years OF English scholars life.
PERSONAL. AND LITERARY LETTERS OF ROBERT.
FIRST EARL OF LYTTON. Edited by Lady Betty
S4s; tx. 44s. Uongmans. Green & Coz
career a distinguished diplomat and man OF
letters revealed in his correspondence.
CADwAIL.ADER GOLDEN. Representative EIgh-
teenth Century Official. BY Alice Mapelsden Keys
Phi. D. Svo. PIP xiv, 375. The Macmillan Company }
The life of a Colonial Surveyor General and poiti-
clan
TEE REMINIsCENCEs OF LADY DOROTHY NENII-I-
Edited by ! er Ralph Neyill- With portrait
Svo pp xiv 336. G-ongmars. Green < Coz
Delishtfully written memoirs concerning distin-
gushed and women of the last half century
THE LIFE OF SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS. Founder Of
the Young Mems Christian Association By J. -
Holder Williams. Illustrated. syo, pp. Ky. 35s
"a. {. Armstrong & SOM
An official biogrsTny. authorized by the Interna-
tional Committee OF the Association.
SIciSMONDO PANDOLFO MALATESTA LORD OF
RIMINI. A Study OF a Fifteenth Century Despct
BY Edward Hutton With ten illustrations in photo
grayure. Svo. PIP. 996 (E. P. Dutton & Coz
a picturesque essay IN Renaissance history.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26
CoNvICTs BEING SENT TO ATLANTA.
Six Leave State Prison at Dannemora-Wll
J,in Others at Washington.

Plattsburg. ". 7. Nov. 5--Deputy United States
Marshal f. c. J. Smith. OF OgGensburg. and rh-es
guards. passed through here tonight with SIX
vtcts who are being transferred from the Cir
state prison at Danneuora to the United Sta A.
prison at Atlanta
The convict5 4-nfp Carter. who killed e. ser
geant board the battleship Indiana In New York
United States clothing from United States SoIdierS
James Mullen, OF Cohoes: James Beeman. o. AL
burn and Edward Clendenin, three ounterfsters.
and Karl Kipp, formerly cashier OF ths Bauston
National Bank. Ballston. ~. Y. ernbezzler.
It Is expected that the party will be Joined
Washington by other officers with similar parties
convtcs from the state prisons OF several
and that all Will start from that city Tuesday
next by special train FOR Atlanta
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26

HISTORICAL RECORDS AND STUDIES. Vol. " Parts
I 7 October. 1906. illustrated svo. pp. 3os
Catholic Historical Society
Historical documents Of the Catholic Church.
THE RELIGION OF ALL GOOD MEN. AND OTHER
STUDIES IN CHRISTIAN ETHICS. By II. W. Car
12mo. Up x. 256. Mcclure Phillips Co
THE ADMINISTRATION OF AN INSTITUTIONAL
CHURCH \ Detailed Account OF the Operation Of
s.. Georges Parish IN the City of New York BY
George Hodges and John Rechert. With introduction
comments by President Roosevelt Bishop Potter
and DR. Ra!nsford. svo pp. xxi. S24. Harper &
CHRISTIANITY IN THE MODERN WORLD. BY the
Rev D. S. Cairns. N. A. limo pp. 3fs "a c.
Armstrong SOM
MODERN POETS AND CHRISTIAN TEACHING. In
three volumes. BY Frank &. Lockwood, James Main
Dixon and David G. DoTney. 12mo. pp. 14d 1e5 1888.
(Eaton & Mains)
A study Of the religious elements In the work os
Browning, Matthew Arnold, Richard Watson Glider.
Edwin Markham and Edward Rowland Sill.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26

PHILADELPHIA FREE LIBRARY.-PhIadel-
phia, Nov. 23.-The books most sought at the
Philadelphia Free Public Library during the
last week have been:
HistoTy-olson and Bourne's The NOrthmen. Co.
lumbus and Cabot Dayey's The Pageant OF
London Richards'S The Pennsylvania Ger
man in the French and Indian War; Sches's
Catherine de Medici and the French Reforma-
ton: Barretts "GeronimO's Story OF His
Life"
BiogTaphy.-zw Lew Wallace; stearns's
The Life and Genius OF Nathaniel Hawthorne;
Sydekkers Sir William Flower; Trowbridge's
Court Beauties of Old Whitehalp' Rosebery's
Lord Randolph Churchill"
Description and Trayel-HyTst's adventures in
the Great Deserts; Singleton's Rome De-
scrbed by Great Writers; Wellss Future in
lsh Towns; Koss.s In the Andamans and
Nicobars'
observation-disclosures "Farces': Wrde's Deco
ratve Art IN America Talbot's My People of
the Plains; Kildares My Old Bailiwicll';
Lathrop's Where Shakespeare Set His Stage"
WncCX's Farm Animals"
Fiction-White's Slaves OF Silence: Crawtord's
"A Lady Of Rome; Burnham's THE Opened
Shutters; Walcotts "Blindfolded": London's
White Fang; Whites The Corner House; ;
Pidgin's The Hidden Man; Fenollosa's The
Dragon Painter; Chamberss The Fighting
Chance
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26
REPRINTS.

FAIR WOMEN IN PAINTING AND POETRY. BY
William Sharp. Illustrated 16no. pp. 215. e.
P. Dutton 81 Coz
With many halrtone reproductions from paintings
by Titan. Reynolds. Iely. Romney. Hoppner and
others
EARLY WORK OF RAPHAEL BY Julia Cartrgh,
Illustrated 16mo. pp. X. 2lI- (E. P. Dutton & Coz
4 convenient Httls volume with good rcproduc-
tons. svo. PIP XVI. 800 a. P. Dutton & Coz
A revised and cheaper edition
SELECT EPIGRAMs FROM THE GREEK ANTHoL-
ton and by J. ". Mackail Revised through
out svo. pp- Y. 43s (LongIuans Green & Coz
A collection of than hundred quotations
from IEschylus PaIladas TheocEitus. Dony sius.
and others.
HILDRETHs JAPAN AS IT WAS AND IS Hand
book OF Old Japan Edited with supplementary notes
Elliot Grifs. With 100 Illustrations maps In
two volumes limo xxx. 40 Z. 3S1. tChicayo:
A c. McC1urg & Coz
The original edition OF this work published in
THE STANDARD OPERAS. Their Plots. Their Music
Their Composers. BY George P. Upton. Revised
and enlarged. Illustrated. limo pp. 4a5. (ChI-
cage; A. c. McClurs & Coz
SCENES OF CLERICAL LIFE BY George Eliot Illus
trated by Hugh Thomson. limo. pp. WILL 429. CThs
Macmillan Company
A dainty volume. with illustrations color and in
black and white.
A HISTORY OF CHEMISTRY. From Earliest Times 20
the Present Day. Being Also Introduction the
STUDY Of Science. BY Ernest Meyer, D.
Mciowan Pin. D. svo. pp. xvii. Gel. (The Mac
milan Company
Translated the third German edition. with sew
eral alterations ard additions.
THE PILGRIMS PROGRESS BY John Buryan With
Introduction by the Right IfanIIev c. G..
Moule d d, Lord Bishop OF Durham. Illustrated by
Walter PRget. Svo. PIP 34S. tE P Dutton X Coz
A handsomely made edition. with coIored black
n
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26
MISCELIANE EOUS.

THE IN IMMEDIATE CARE OF THE INJURED By Al
$40 phliadspha lISp a. " r. a Saunders a. company ~
A practical and useful treatise by an an attending M @
Yo 6T OF H6n. the W0FSsoqss o0 ss in nosp''" anu
IN THE FIRE OF THE HEART. BY Ralph Waldo
Trine. 12no. pp VII. s35. CMcCluTe. Phillips & Coz
study of sociological problems.
GREAT FORTUNES: THE WINNING THE usiNei'
by Jeremiah W. jerks. Pin. D.. LII D. Emo pp' 81
tMcClure. Phillips & Coz
A lecture by professor Cornell University
MhN iiE NWAHEN1N2 S9 B. LLOYD s. wison 2mo
PIP. 100 Or. F. Fenno & Coz
Studies metaphysics
PROSE YOU OUGHT TO KNOW. Edited by John Ray
mond Howard sro. PIP, 2t5 'Flemihg H. ke'ei'
Selections from the works of English and Arler-
writers, preceded by bsie; Biographical notes.
THE FORTUNES OF TIE REPuBLIC AMP OF OT6ER "a s
A2B 6RR6 R64N B7IE BE- ZeAe A4E6fh BRsh qf s @o
PIP. S33 Fleming II. Revel Company
DRAMATIC OPINIONS AND ESSAYS OF q 3 BER Il.
dramatic opinions and essays Of 6, Bernard shaw 1y
AZ; vii. 468 tBrentano's)
Selected from the dramatic criticisms printed in
The London SATURDAY Review between 1895 and
THE coPpER. HANDBOOK 4 Manual Of the c9pPssr }}s
HOW TO SPEAK IN PUBLIC b. Grenville Kle ser.
12mo. PIP X. 583. Funk s Wagnalls Company
Containing exercises for deveopng the y4Ts 3 fSf
together with selections for practice reading
THE GATE OF DEATH. Diary. l2no. PIP. K ~.
&c. P. Putnams Sons)
a chronicle OF the thoughts OF suddenly and
unexpectedly confronted with death.
THE STARS AND STRIPES AND OTHER AMERICA AN N
illustrated in eolots svo pp kill, %ls .CBoston;
Little. Brown & Coz
flags OF the Confederate Army. and others
THE PILGRIMS WAY Little Scrip OF Good Counsel s1
pp. viii. 800 (E ?. Dutton & Coz
Selections in prose and from famous writer's.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26
FINED A SERMON FOR SPEEDING.
Judge Tells Pastor to Preach Good Ono 70
Square, Charge

Chief OF Police Van Buren, OF Brorxvfle arrssesd
the Rev Charles H TyndaI. pastor OF tbs Rs
formed Church OF Mount Vernon. ON Saturday.
the charge OF speeding. The clergyman demanded
immediate hearing. 30 the chiaf got II his
chine and rode with him TO the homo OF Judge
Dennis O'Neil- The Judge WAS away at ths time.
the clergyman left his card saying he would
return. II necessary. defend the charx. Yssssr-
day morning Judge O'Nel called Mr. Tyncar on sha
telephone and told him that he need not appSar
Just preach good sermon to-day" satd Ia.
land that VIII square Il
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26
TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

THE FAIR HILLS OF IRELAND. BY Stephen Civvvrn
Illustrated by Hugh Thorason. I2rro. pp < 4l6
VTEe Macmillan Company
pilgrimage through places historic interest
a sketch OF early Irish history.
CITIES. BY Arthur SyIuons With eight rhotosravures
from old pictures. svo pp. xi 26l. tE. 2. Dutton
& Coz
Picturesque descriptions Of Rome. Venice. Naples
Seville, Prague, Moscow. Budapest and Constantinope
WINGED WHEELS IN FRANCE. BY Michael Myers
Shoemaker Illustrated svo, PIP, xvi, 251. (G P.
Putnams Sons)
The record of automobile trip covering five
thousand miles. p2Using In ancient cities and pict-
uresque villages With illustrations from many
THROUGH THE GATES OF THE NETHERIANDs; BY
Mary Z. Waller WIFE Illustrations after I.aanne
others. by \. Montferrand so. pp. xii. So
Boston Little Brown & Coz
An unconve7t !onal narrative or travel adventures
THE LAND or ENCHANTMBNT. From Pixies Peak
to the Pacific. By Lillian Whiting. Illustrated from.
photographs. Svo PIP xii, 345 tBoson Little. Brown
x co..
A description o. tourney through Colorado and
other picturesque parts OF the West.
uAKII'YTL'S POSTFUMCS. OR PURCHAS HIS Pill
GRIMES. CONTAINING History Of The World II Sea
VOYAGES Lande Travels by Englishmen ard
Others. BY Samuel PIrchas, r. n. In twenty vol
i!rnes. Vols. Ky. XVI. XVII, XVIII. Svo PIP xiv,
567. xix. 5Ts; XIV, $50 XVIII. $40. CThe Macmillan
Company
Containing the history Of the early English voyages
to the American continents and islands.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26
WRECKS AUTO TO SAVE DOG.
Chauffeur Runs Into Lamppost-Compli.
mented By Machines Owner.

A New York chauffeur. while passing through
Ossining yesterday afternoon. bad to choose be-
tween running his machine into an obstruction
killing small dog. and he took the crst aItsrna-
tive There a party IN ths uaGhine. which
going southwark IN the village tho dog ran out
and tried to snap at OF ths front tires. To
lamppost-
The machine was badly wrecked that Il had 70
be left at a garage No one was hurt. and the
garage keeper was instructed let the owners
name become known While arranging for the
action
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26
LITERATURE.

THE PHILOSOPHY OF GOETHE's FAUST BY rhoma.
Davidson Edited by Charles NJ Bakewen 12mo. pp.
iv. 1913. tGinn q Coz
SIX lectures delivered at Cambridge during the win
er Of 1896
THE VAGABOED N LITERATURE BY Arthur
Pickett. With SIX portraits l2no pp xiv. 2oS. (E.
+ Dutten d co..
studies William Hazitt Thomas De ou!ncey.
George Borrow Henry D Thoreau. Robert Louis
stevenson. Richard Ieneries and Wait Whitman.
THOMAS a KEMPIs: HIS AGE AND MS BOOK Rv
j f. @. de M0ntmorency, B a. LII d Nlustra ed
Srn PIP xiii 3l2 90 T, Putnsms sons1
An investigation into the work OF tho Christian
OI!etsts OF aueeHtA century. uaein2 the et.sa,
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26
FRANCHISE PRESERVING CAR STOPS.

Horsecar No 243. which has been traversing GER
tain 5isused downtown tracks OF the Metropolitan
Street Railway for over year to hold the COM
pany's franchise was called in Last night. The
i,st trip from Grand street ferry was made at I
n'cIoCk At West 3d. street passenger was walt
ing The horses dragged along. but made no stop.
-Ta fare got aboard and rode only two blocks.
then got off mutterng unpleasant things. When
there was 4 German driver the car was known
as The Irish tauntin' ca" and when Dan Grif
fin was driving. as he last night. II had been
known as the ''Flyflg Dutchmau."
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26
woRK,NeMEN,s CLUB as YEARS OLD.

The Oldest church clUb in this city the Working
mems Club Of the Church Of the Holy Communion.
celebrated its thirythlrd anniversary IN the church
last night at the corner Of Sixth avenue and 10Th
street This club is one Of twenty-five simil >a>5s
cOulD0Sed OF members Of all denominations affiliated
with the Federation Cf Church Clubs for civic bet
terfnent The Rev. r. ". Woodruff presided at the
meeting last night the absence OF the president
Of m. club DR. Henry Mottet, and Dr.. James
Hume Garfield. librarian OF Columbia University,
made address.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26
MRS. HOLMAN TO TESTIFY.
Mother Of Evelyn Nesbis VIII Be Witness Al
Thaw Trial.
TBy Telegraph 20 Trs r-inunAI

Pfttsburg, Nov. 25.-The rscen. deciIfon OF tho
courts OF New York to allow parsons outHds tie
state TO testify IN the Thaw mUrdes trtal haA -.
suited in subpoena being served On Mrs Charles
J. Holman. mother OF Evelyn Neabit ThAw. vito oa
Harry Kendall Thaw who killed Stanford Whtts.
Mrs Holman will admit that the SUMMONS hAA
been served IL is known that she has 2 gr%a3
bundle OF letters which were written 70 her BY
White relative to Evelyn. both before The lAtres
was married to Thaw and sinco them Whas thAso
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26
BOOKS or THE WEEK.
ART.

ANTOINE wATTEAU. 1854 4-I72l) BY Camille Man
clair. Illustrated. 1emo. pp. xiv. 200. IL. 2. Dut
ton q COZ
A short sketch Of the most .ignincant episodes in
artists Ire ana anaiyS OF his and
technique
THE LIFE Of WILLIAM BLAKE BY Alexander Gil
christ. Edited. win Introduction 10y ~. Graham
Robertson with numerous reproductions
r!ctGres. man hitherto unpublished Syo. pp xxi.
533. ere J In Lane Ccmpnny
The original edition appeared IN 1853
THE LIFE or BEN\E>t ~ CEiLINI written by
IlE-sa.i. Edited -.i Translated b. John Arlington
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26
BOILER ExPLoDEs AND WRECKS PLANT

belonging 20 the C1earfeid electric light and
power plant blew UP to-day, vreektns tbs plans
and Smiths four story grisr mill adjoining. Huns
dreds OF panes OF glass IN that part OF town ware
in the building. was slightly hurt The sIsc.
trtC light Coupany's loss Will be between xo.0o
and 100000: fully insured Mr.. Smiths loss VII
be hetMeen 5000 and IS 900.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26

that the Imitation has had upon rehgious AMI
literary thought OF later ages
TOLSToY ON SHAKESPEARE. A critical essay
Shakespeare BY Leo Tostoy. Translated by Y.
rchertkor and l. r n. Followed by shakespeares
Attitude Toward the Working classes. BY Err
Crosby And a letter from G.. Bernard Shaw.
l6rno. ID. Ie9 dunk Wagnalls Coz
An attempt prove that shskespeare's work is
much overrated
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26

symouds with a biographical sketch by the same
hand together with an Introduction TO this EDITION
upon Benyenuto Celini. artist and writer by fsoyei
Cortssos. With reproductions of forty original poT
traits and views illustrating the life. In two VOL
umes svo, xxx. S6o: vii 3s6. (Brentano 81
A luxurious edition. printed in large type on thin
paper. with handsome photograyure illustrations
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26
NATURE STUDY

THE LOG OF THE SUN A Chronicle OF Natures Year.
BY (. William Beebe. With hfty-two fun page mus
by Walter King Stone and numerous vgrettes
photographs from lie. ito pp. xii. S44 (ienTy
Holt & CoD
Brief essays nature subjects, generously Illus
halftoue reproductions and colored draw
inss.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26
FICTION.

THE SECRET OF THE MOOR COTTAGE. By H Ripley
Cromarsh. 12mo. pp 2s5 tBoston: Little, Brown &
Coz
detective story written by the sister Of Sir Ar
thur Conan Doyle.
THE STRANGE CASE OF DR. BRUNO. BY F. f.
Daniel. NJ D. Illustrated by J. L. Brooks limo.
DIP. 235. Guarantee Publishing Company
The strange adventures Of a southern physician.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26
POETRY.
RELIGIOUS.

THE WORKER AND OTHER POEMS. Ry Coringsby
William Dawson. 16mo pp. tx 15I. CThe Macmillan
Company
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26

Sidney c. Tapp. The first number will be that
for January, 1907 issued on December 20. It
Will be called The American Republic" and Is
described IN a subtitle as "A Magazine OF Pro-
test" The leading article will be a protest
against "Roosevelts Cowardly Assassination Of
W. R Hearst Through Root" 1t is at least
satisfactory 20 receive this notification Of Mr.
Hearst's political death
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26
DRAMA.

SCORN OF WOMEN. In three pcts By Jack London.
I2mo pp. 256. CThe Macmillan Company
The scenes laid in the KondlRe during the
year 1897
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26
EDUCATIONAL.

La CEANsON DE ROLAND. A Modern French Trans
!ati09 OF & The dor Mules Text OF me HxtCp1 MANI
index. map Illustrations Cnd manuscript readings. BY
J. Ge5des, ir. Phi D. 12Ino pp elk 3l6. Crhe Mac
milan Company)
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26
HISTORY.

THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND. From the Accession
OF Richard II to the Death Of Richard III obj
1850. BY c. oman NJ. y. Svo. PIP. xvi. 525
Longnlans. Green & Coz
Volume " in The Political History o. Eng
land edited by William Hunt. Lit, n, and
Reginald l. Poole, NJ a, to be completed in
twelve volumes
CAUSES OF THE CIVIL WAR. 105q1S6l. By
French EnsOr Chadwick With maps. svo PIP.
xiv, 5I2. tHarper 6 Eros)
Volume XIX The American Nation" edited
By Albert Bushnell Hart, LII D.
HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES. From the Com
promise Of 1850 the Final Restoration Of Home
Rule at the South IN 1877 B. James Ford
Rhodes, Ii. D. Lit. p. Vols VI and VII. Svo,
pp. 440. (The Macmillan Company
These concluding volumes principally
occupied with the history Of reconstruction IN the
South. The final volume closes with account
OF the Presidential campaign of 1876 and the
Hayes Tilden dispute.
-FOUR CENTURIES OF THE PANAMA CANAL. BY
Willis Fletcher johnson, 4. NJ, L. II. d With
maps and Illustrations. Svo pp. xxi 46l. (Henry
Holt & co..
complete history. embracing account Of
the many schemes for the building of the canal
and record of the great work in progress.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26

+. p Dutton s. Co. Issuing Uganda to
khartOum" by Mr. Albert b. Lloyd. author OF
In Dwarfand and Cannibal Country; Fairy
Cold" an illustrated book OF old English fairy
tales and two new anthologtes. The Pilgrims
Way" by Mr. QuiIler-Couch and The Way
farer'' by Mr.. Claude f. Benson.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-26

Professor Barrett wendeIrs Impressions OF
French life and society received during his re-
cent visit 10 France. as the first American lect-
uTer et the Sorbonne. Will be published this win
Ter in "scribner's Magazine previous 20 their
appearance in book form