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New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
Books People Are Readfns

VIEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY-The most
ronu,a- books OF the week according to the
demands at the circulating department, are
as follows:
W,1,utchson's Jane Cable; Hichens's THE
Gail OF the Blood"
Juvenile Ficton.-Barbour.s The Crimson
sweater: ToTnlinson.s The Fort in the Fo--
est" Mulocks The Little Lame Prince
>tsoeIlsneous-Shakes Plays: Hoxie's How
the People Rule; Spencer's Education
PHILADELPHIA FREE LIBRARY-PhiladeI-
phia. Nov 16-The books most sought at the
Philadelphia Free Public Library during the
past eek have been:
Hlstory.--Davey's The Pageant OF London; Muir
OEnan's History ot England; Sichels Cath
crime de Aedici and the French Reformation. -
s!ocraphy.-HnIs Lincoln the Lawyer: Rose
bergs Lord Randolph; Fftzgeralds Sir Hen
Description and TraveL-Lees 'stratford-on-
Avon; Hales 'Tarry al Home Travels
CouId's Book q the Rhine: Scott's 'Ro-
nance Of Polar Exploration
Xlscel lareou--Silrs '-Poetical Works: DaIvs
'CanZone' ~: SinsletOns Historic Buildings of
America Barron's lawns and How 70 Make
Them Ha-rison's Memories and Thoughts ;
Gibson's Pitfalls OF Speculation: Bates 3
Talks on Teaching Literature; Kidare's MY
Old Bailiwick.'
Piotion-EIolnes' The Late Tenant: EIAin,s
The Lion and the Mouse: Walcott's ''Blind-
folded Richmond's The Second Violin; Ste
Lady. OF Rome; Reaches Some Successful
Marriages"
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
REPRINTS.

LOVE 1sr,d LETTERS e OF vIoLINIsT. BY Eric mackay
lono pp. 144 III NJ. Caldwell &
IN The RerarGue Edition Literary Mas+A--
THE LAST RIDE TOGETHER By Robert rrov-,ro
illustrated by Frederic Simpson Coburn iomo cG
4 handsome holiday edition with rho-ovr,r,,r. -
colored illustrations Nio h'lu
TALES FROM SHAKESPEARE. BY Charles and Mar,
Lamb Edited. with introduction by Aired A,nge5
(Brentanos) 'f' A'' as sd
luxlriousiy printed edition. illustrated with en-
cravings from paintings "N' '4
THE SWARM From The Life OF the Bee" Hv Ma,-
rice Maeterln OK Translated by Alfred Sutro with
fontispiecs and decorations by Anthony Euwer 1o1o
l13 tOodd. Mead Co) -'0
CHA ATTERBOX 1906. Founded by Erskine Clarke
n = Illustrated 4to, al2 Hoston Dana
Estes & COZ
TIE COMPLETE WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKE
sPEARE Edited. with glossary by ". ]. Craig
A With portrait svo. pp- viii. 1850 Henry
The Oxford Shakespeare" printed on thin opaque
paper
THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
With Illustrations 4to. 1873. CHoueitcn.
Ms-itn Coz
sumQtuous edition printed in comrneu1oratlon -
the bicentennial of Franklins birth The frontisu
is ph0togravurs reproduction Cf portrait Intaiv
presented the United States hy Earl Grey. There
numerous other portraits and facsmies.
TIE THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHTS. THE ARABIAN
NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENTS. Translated hv Ed
ward william Edited bv Stanley Poole
A. n In volumes Vol. I. limo. ID.
xvii. 4l3 CThe Macmillan Company
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE 3-,T FIRST FORTY YEARS OF WASHINGTON So
ss"qs ss. Gas5si95 s55is0a !, fn S H9s@Ts
Edited By aord T Hunt stat.d hfney sne ps smith XIII
4f GaST4es f4a2is5s fe5i9Ps5s sGRs sa.a and
Htghest Efficiency Through Golden Rules OF Right
M95s By Work wake aHs Goos 56o Hns no 6p M
EiSSi RSmRsa5' RNB pooKBrNpERs
IS & &wFBTHSsa B. a9F5s 1SR bS 5s56;ss RoN
pp 2S@ CThe Siacnilla1 conapany.5 -'-' -''1 1-''0
Tsy dealing the history Of the PnsiisS book
PANAMA: = 9TH THE IsTHMUs AND THE CANAL By C
abaGses,s aSspes IPdsaE 4ota illustrated I2m9 8es
An untechnical description of The work now IN
E0RqsE FGRcIc 9E cHH5gTEAN m IL sC5PNcE METHODS Axn
Psass NJ q i2no pp I6s. 5estoraon at 4srsi Pubs6-
4Hf B4oter @ RE &aF TEE Letters I:hss!
THE y 1NT9z+ 2T9 q8ngn2ns ans, Green o
FuthsIn's sonsj s. T. . 11fi'0' pp " 1sS' c. P
s7oEx EfxSSTif s. ifQQ%ESSiE$ AND OF THE 81
1855 sy SAy15RS J sBss5. AS ism6 5P IS psS
@ FL Rs'A os: S2:'
r&s: s?5; SS3sana ls@a ''
DON SufSoTS sfads '25''s;aR SS Waiter s,.pners
THE AtoaS11fER as'es NV : CO c4N1c.s CALENDAR OF
se6h sEE5sER UspoM oyof H.s5sS 1897 By sasj Watts
KR4Tsz,s AIS So, or MOTORING Manual of prac-
soIlstc BY sigmunl KraUsz Illustrated I6nno m
ky <oE. tChicago; Laird Lee.) ' ~
trfvinr snsg eictlonaTy Of terms instructions
ONE q p9S0ring laws Of thirty ave states
EE99GmpAsd by May E. southworth- svo Do 81 pau
collection recipes
WHY IHEY MARRIED. Text ana illustrations -,
fishing Company ' ~ '' LILO PUP
o4FoHEitRE TRSsfs sga Is5 Esa dseTsas
SS W. Hlrsr limo. PIP Wit III. CE P Dut;on &
4 discussion Of the value Of corporation in the
Af-sH}s% SIS, 5 CQMPLErE AUTOMOBILE RECORD BY
Lei iNH NrN'SS ooong. svo Chicago: Laird {
,,--- An expense account book and speed record
TIE ETIQUETTE OF NEW YORK FTO-DSY ~,
5as Erarnsa (Ilen Craven LearnedD 12uno pp tx
Suggestions for conduct for social -,,,.,,
orick A stok.. c6. limo, pp 7s6 CFred-
concise volume containing dictionary =, +h.
English language. gazetteer OF tho world atlas r5t
formation e4i1 'ther useful in
The MI PROFESSION OF TEACHING MUSIC 2,
HIneim and Csrrts Eylau. i6ulo. pp I55 7 e,ns5c
p Voigtlander's VeragD ' ~ A""' AePsic
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19

Much TO the comfort of the average man and
the sensible woman. the frnged damask towel
IS being supplanted or. AZ least. supplemented
by the hemstitched huckabaCk To many per-
sons hucka back affords just the right degree OF
roughness and resistance TO be agreeable while
IL also abSOrbS moisture rather more readily
For the dover chest of the bride nothing IS
prettier than huCkahaCk towels embroidered At
the ends tastefully in old blue. old pink white
or color that matches the decorative scheme
OF some particular room.
Mrs Mary Grace Quackenboss who has lust
been appointed as Special Assistant United States
District Attorney for the New York District
Is 10 prepare the case against Sigmund Schwartz
an East Side employment agent accused OF
peonage as it her evidence that he was
indicted Mrs. QuaCkenbOsS has personally in
vestgated the peonage camps OF the South and
has secured affidaVts strong enough II IS said
10 convince the most pretudiCed Jury She had
her attention called 10 this subject through the
experiences of a Russian who was Sent South
under false representations and found himself
in servitude in lumber camp. He succeeded in
escaping and making his way back to New York
where he told his story Mrs Ouacken boss
She Immediately determined to try to break uD
the system, and in order secure evidence
visited the camps tncognito. Mrs Ouackenboss
was admitted 10 the bar in 1904 and first ca me
into prominence as the attorney for Antoinette
Tolla the New Jersey woman sentenced 10 IN.
hanged for murder Through the efforts OF her
attorney the woman's sentence was commuted to
Imprisonment for seven and one-half years
4 convenient and ornamental match striker
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

A CRUISE ACRO&s EUROPE. Notes on Fresh Water
Voyage Holland the BLACK Sea. BY Donald
illustrations hy the author and
Cotrington Taylor PIP 255. John lane 3 Co)
sketches ~ o voyage through Holland bv
. Ludwig's Canal. which lies between hamburg
and Kelhem. connecting with the Danube and con
SOME IRISH YESTERDAYS. Py T. q somervle and
Martin Illustrated by +. n. Somcrvile. I2mO.
PIP 2f9 G.ouEmlns. Green Coz
TTnvel adventures and sketches
WESTERN TI3FT AND THE RPTTTSH RORDEH-
LAND The sacred Country Of Iiindus and Buddh-
i-ts win m aScourt OF the government. re
Iirions ot the peonle BY Charles
She-rirr =. r. c. : With chapter by =
@ I.1aZstar. N Il. F II. G. 8. describing =
tempt crnS tilirla Eanihata With illueratons
AMI md01 syo. rp. $40, G1onsmars Green <
4 narrative dealing more especially with the re-
ligous beliefs legends of the country
TT3TT THE MYSTERIOUS. By Calorei SIR Thomas r.
Ho!dich. With Illustrations from photographs ana
map colors. pp XII, 2o6 (Frederick A.
stokes Company
4 history % exploring expeditions and a
peculiar political position ot the
sPAT~,.s LOST JEWELS: CUBA AND MEXICO. BY
Thomas Re-s. Illustrated l2ro' pp- 5SS fSpring
ield: Illinois state Register
collection az letters originally written for
,,,r,ss.ryvsRp THE COURSE OF EMPIRE out West
md ''Back East on tho First IMP OF the Los
Anc4 4Ies Limited BY Montgomery schuyler. Illus
tr9ted. lorno, pp Wit. 90. r Putnsms g sons)
Reprinted with additions. from The New York
Times"
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19

boSIoN PUBLIC LIBRARY.-Boston, Nov 16
Among the books most frequently in de-
mand at the Boston Public Library during
the week were the following:
Fiction.-Brady's Richard the Brazen". c,raana,s
,Cape Cod Folks: Merington's Scarlet Of the
mounted; ; Garand's "Witchs Cold: Ezgles-
TONS Blind Alleys: Corelli's The Treasure
OF heaven; Micheison's Anthony Overman'':
SinlthS 9hh The Tides OF Barnegat"; Couch S ''sir
OF Helena Richie -i'A
eenaneogs.-Moses's Famous Actor Families in
AIneTlca; Howard's The German Empirei
Elbridges THE Coming Man: c;rinnaIi'sr &c
clal theories and Social Facts: Aubins Mo
TToGco or To-day; Wrghts The Battles Of
labor Nevtnsons Modern Slavery: FIfch?s
Memoirs 1oisIoy
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.-Washington
NOV. 1.-THE following list of books called
Tor indicates the tastes of readers in the
Library of Congress this week:
G!dni s The Golden Days OF the Renaissance or
rome MaSon's LUX Christi; Bigelow's .SFJiS-
tory or the German Struggle for Liberty
Descriptive and TraveL-Holdichs .'Ttbet .be v,s
terious' Nolhac's Versailles and T>rjanonSS:S' ~
Flshers "A Woman Alone in the Eaart .;
Japan; Jusserand's English Wayfarng Life - :"
Biography-yon stantvoord's The House ~
cesar Sad!ers Jeanne dare; Browning's
Napoleon. the First Phase; "imperator et
F1ction-Hobbes'g The Dream and the Business:
MleCarthys The IIlustrious O'Hagan": Wards
t'enwlck's Career; SincIair's The r,noia,.
alchenss The Call OF the Blood"
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
THE WEAZEL FINDS THE CHIPS.
Young Sioux Indian Unearths Relics of'Old
Gambling House.

A great quantity OF gambling paraPhernaiAA evi
IDENTIFY hidden some years ago 20 escape g raid.
was unearthed yesterday morning by George Wash
tugton Spotted Weazel. Indian child, who Is
with the Hippodrorns band OF Indians living
at No 22S West S4th street, which was formerly
a notorious gambling resort Seven years ago &c
was turned into a boarding house. Il Is L.
cha rye OF James TOOmbs. who refuruishe cd - a
boarding house for the hfty-six Sioux Indians N
gagged by the Hippodrome management 70 appear
IN Pioneer Days"
Little Spotted Weazel was playing on tho third
roor yesterday morning when he found a. loose
plank in the floor OF a closet. He prted I'D the
plank and found underneath IT several curious ar
ticles The boy quickly summoned the enttra ag-
gregaton Of Sioux Indians. The following articles
were dragged forth from their hiding place and
distributed. A roulette layout, a faro deal nox
q faro layout. about two dozen packs OF cards
several dozen dice and three dice boxes and thou
sands OF chips.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
BRIDE OF LESS THAN YEAR BURIED.

Streets IN the vicinity OF Old st. PatrssH.s
Cathedral were crowded yesterday afternoon
by mourners who attended the funeral ot Arrx
julie Cartier. daughter OF PasQuaie Patt, baoksr.
OF No 24O Elizabeth street She had been mar
ried only eleven months ago 70 Louis Cartier her
fathers chief clerk. and died OF heart disease
last Thursday.
There were moro than three hundred coaches
IN the funeral procession and representatives
from many italian societies marched TO The
Cathedral where MonsignOr Rearney conducted
the service Among those present were the
staff OF the italian consulate IN this city, rep
resentative OF the Italian ArnbassadOH a. wash-
ington. Congressman Timothy D. Sullivan. Al
derman Timothy P. Sullivan. Congressman
Henry NJ GoIdfogIe. and Charles z. Adler
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
HISTORY.

THE CAMEgIDGE MoDERE HISTORY Planned by
- Lord Acton. II. D. Edited by A ". Ward.
Lit D.. y ". PTothcTo. Lift. D ard Stanley
i.eajacs NJ a. Vol. ". The Thirty Years War l.
40 DO xviii 1902. THE Macmillan Company
LECrlrH.., OK MOnEE:; HISTORY. BY the late Right
Hon. John Edward EmeiicE. First Baron Acton ed
tied with al Introduction. b. John Neville Figgs
n a. and Reginald We're Lawrence. NJ. A $40 pD
x 38l. Crhe Macmillan Co;npaEyD
Delivered Z Cambridge University acsdar.-
cal years 1920 and 1900 Ol. To bo followed by
volume Il the lectures On the French Revolution
T7YE>-T- .EAEs o. THE REfIBLIC lss.-ls05 Ky
IIary Inulslan Peck. Ii u VITA :rontlspiece
So pp. HDoid Mad & co..
4 history of important events In the poti-
cal social intellectual O national from
tic time of CleVeland's Inauguration nd
II tie Mckinley -IlDO5e geit administration.
THE COMING or THE BRITISH TO AUSTRALIA
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
orously over its argument that the Homeri
epics present an historical unity.

Charles Scr1bner's Sons annual exhibition ~
rare and artistic bookbindings begins TODAY and
VIII last through the week. The special feature
OF the display will be q selection of volumes
from the libraries OF the kings and queens Of
FRANCE many OF the bindings being the handi-
work Of such Of the great French bookbinders ss
honet' Pique, Nicholas and Clovis Eve. Ruette
DeroIne' Padeloup and Sinner Every ruler of
france. from Francis TO Napoleon III, is rep
resented PROBABLY the most interesting volume
IN the collection is the copy of The Psalms OF
David" formerly belonging to Louise de I,or-
raine, the Queen Of Henry III Bound bv Mich
olas Eve in brown morocco. the sides and back
are decorated with the emblem OF Christ's pas-
sion' fooled in gold The centre panel, contain
ing the Cross. has a semis of teardrops and
angels in each corner
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19

London, November 10.
80 Dorothy Nevills "Reminiscences' has
quickly passed into q third ed;+io, ora no.
proved to be one of the most n,artetabla hoots
Oh the year. Conan Doyle's ''Sir Nigel" Frank
1. Buier's THE Hermitage of the Sea- and Mrs
Chf1ord's The Modern Way are starting off
wen ana hnding many readers Hugh Poyn-
Ter translation of Bernetes "velasquez" is
Illustrated with reproductions of all the
painters authentic works Alfred Easts
n, manual OF Landscape Art and Mrs Inchbolds
Onder Syrian Sun are we'll received by the
reviewers .eI Mr. Henniker Heaton has under
@a eahen 10 settle the book var. with the aid of
euohg oody OF supporters His contention is
l .n4l cheaper books will result in larger royal
ties TO authors! n y
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
PARA Novembor l6.

s.s sust been published oy
h0 - :. entitled Les Meteques. s-1c
oH''.~. ~ sirst vaimer. In the story the
- On. are dorn:ciied IN Paris are aptiy
v.rs the .a..equss. or strangers per-
e0Hp.@ - "a. luws OF Ancient Greece to reside
ni''e r,,- author 6wels upon the Hellenic
:" :. the Inhabitants Of Marseilles. and
- how this Hellenic influence is still a
80 80 T. French commercial snd Industrial en-
The cotton. which is set In capu-
- Crack atmosphere, presents a highly
-1o-ss n,cture OF political and social Paris. and
:. ,ha dominating role Of Partisan women in
:. =. ,.-,erle for place and wealth From Ar
- colin cones "zsquisse Historique de la
II,trrature Francaise au Moyen Age" the last
~, ot the late CASTOR Paris. Lemerre is
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
DAUGHTERS OF coNFeDERAcy OFFICERS.

Gulfport Miss. Nov. 4S-The United Daughters
of Confederacy elected the following officers to-
day: President. Mrs Lizzie Henderson, OF Mis-
sissippi first vice sid mt Mrs. Alfred II VoOr-
hees. OF California; second vice-president. Mrs T.
A. ;. NhuSht, Louisiana: recording secretary. Mrs
4 l. Bold Nell. Alabama; corresponding secretary.
Mrs. A T. Ripley. Missouri, treasurer. Mrs. l. r
Williams. Kentucky; custodian OF cross OF honor
Mrs. L. II Raines Georgia
Norfolk. Va, chosen the meeting place
for the next convention. 10 be held December 2.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
CoREOPSIs BRANCH.

Eleanor q. Booth. secretary OF the Coreopsis
branch reported in part the T S. S. meeting as
follows:
Since May we have done little but spend the
money had in hand. AT the last 81 ring meet
ing we voted contribute to the City Mission
and the Summer School and also helped a few
n .edy families. We have held annual fair. AZ
which We made So and last week a charity whist
from which realized SO We have distributed
Goa. and clothing. and at THANKSGIVING We will
send out our usual number OF dinner baskets and
al Christmas there will be i splendid tree.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
LITERATURE.

PG!sLI,oG5RAPHY G,iH5 a OF IA, LANES RUSSELL LOWELL
portrait sv9 PIP I 90 GIoushton. Mifiin 6 Co)
HogTaphios issued in limited edition. containing
THE HECTOR OF GERMAINE; OR THE PALS
GRAVE PRIME ET4ECTOR Written bv Wentworth
smith Reprinted from the quarto OF 1915 and
ee1lted With introduction and notes, by Leonidas
c Winston COMPANY
Volume HI In the series IL philology literature
published by the University u
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
APPEAL FOR lEPERS.

in great need ~ old linen and baudages ror its
leper patients II you have any TO spare. kindly
send prepaid. either To the Bethesda Home Society
No 81 Linwood avenue. Buffalo y. " or 10 its
forwarding agent, Nos l aud Ann street New
York
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
LITERARY. NOTES.

We are told that the first effort by an Indian
70 deal with the HSe of the people OF India in a
comprehensive spirit has been made by a Mr..
Fusuf All, q graduate Of Cambridge and bar
rtster-at-law. He treats at length the cf1arac-
teristics, social and industrial. OF hts people.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
JUVENILE.

THE 9oIpEN GOBLIN: OR. THE FLYING DUTCH
nnAN; JuNloI 4 Pleasant Fantasy for Children
ends Told In prose and by Curtis Dunhirn.
Gndianapoiis BObbs-Merriil Company ''O ~ 100
LOST IN A FORBIDDEN LAND By Edward S Ellis
Illustrated by Edwin ]. Pritte limo pp 3lO phil
adelphia: John C. Winston Company
Adventures in unexpored parts South America
iHE JINGLE OF a JAP; By Clara Bell Thurston- IL
THE FIELD AND FOREST HANDY BOOK Bv y q
Beard. Illustrated. l2mo pp xiv 4oS Charles
scrbner's Sons)
New ideas for outdoor sports and games
ihE QUEENS MUSEUM AND OTHER FANCIFUI
fTederiok Richardson svo. PIP vii 219 Charles
A collection of fairy stories and tales OF ad-
THINGS WORTH DOING AND HOW TO DO THEM
~ Lima Beard and Adelia B Beard Illustrnt ed
LIMO. pp. xvi. s44. Charles Scrtbners sonsJ
o., directions for making many amusing toys and use
THE DOGS OF WAR, Wherein the Hero worsbipper
sorLLrays the Iiero and Incidentally Gives Account
anne WITH NUMEROUS m 'Ps assEarons fy By Wa eo
Adm svo. Dp K, 243. Charles scribner's sons
IN c-1 4 1,T 49s sdrentures as related bv himself
dndianapolis; Bobbs- Merrill companyJ -'' ~ NO
5H caFGvsI; BY i Bridgman- illustrated 12mo
FA1RY TF seigs oT rci1 amusing 9S shadow pictures
bIeeknlan- svo. ID. viii. 179. "a B Benesch COM
POLLY. The Autobiography of a Parrott By Moule
6ee sl OnfT9rd Illustrated l2mo. PCS. QI NJ.
THE STORY BOOK Girls, BY CHRISTINA GoWans
Whyte 12mo. viii 33s. CThe Macmillan Com
The adventures of a family of English children
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
NEGRO CHURCH cRITIcIsEs PRESIDENT

The Negro congregation OF the Mount Ocyec
Baptist Church last night adopted resolutions L.
troduced by its pastor. cOndemning the dismissal
or three companies OF the 25th Infantry a Nero
regiment asking the President 70 rescind hfS action
and intimating that white troops would not have
been punished : severely
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
MONEY RECEIVED.

NJ C. B. w, OF New Haven has contributed so
for the coal fund; j. NJ P. IS for East Side gen
tlewoman: Mrs. F. W, Canton. y. Y, s. as a
Thanksgiving Offering, 10 be applied TO the coal
fund; Mrs C. Cornell. s. as November dues; Miss
Agnes yinton Luther, 80 cents for expressage; Mrs
NJ. E. Ferris, g, and Mrs Ellen Cunningham 81,
for the Consumptive Home payment.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19

The next volume TO be Issued in the Riverside
Press Editions OF Houghton, Miflin & Co. will
be the 'IcylIs of Theocritus' IN a translation
into variety Of metres. by Charles Stuart CAL
verley. Mt. Calverey's renditions OF these ex-
quiste pastoral poems were originally published
IL 1863. and have twice been reprinted IN small
editions, bun have never before been issued in en-
outward form BETTING their inward beauty The
present volume Will be, in measure. a conf
panion volume TO the Georges Of Virgil" pub
Ashed IL the same series in 1904. although il
VII differ slightly from it in size and in minor
Details Of Typography. The title. the three main
divisions Of the volume and the numerous short
pages VIII be ornamented with appropriate sub
iects from antique gems. engraved on wood by
II Lament Brown
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
RELIGIOUS

THE EVOLUTION OF RELIGIONS BY Everara v,.r.-
1-Is'"; D. pI Ky $50 (G P Putnam's Scrs)
TIL, E1ACHINGS OF JESUS CONCERNING TIN. FIT
IKE LIFE BY Willis Judson Beecher D d Io1,o
ID. 1877. american Tract Society5 ' - - '-''o'
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
POETRY,

ro,E 1Eno np * I2e Charles scrtbners sons rage
l2s OTntt Book Company 1orlo pp-
collection Of love sonnets
FNA-SDDM RHYMES AND ODD NJ-MRFpa
.ace irwin Illustrated. I2mo pp viii ans W W
Macmillan Company " -' ~ 'A"e
AlInOrOuS and SAL
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
SOCIOLOGY.

THE POLISH JEW His Social and Economic Value BY
Beasrtce c. baskerville. svo PIP. S36. Crhe Mac
milan Company
study Of characteristics OF the Semitic raco
its political religious tIons and It's power
fui influence throughout the wCTd.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

EGTFTIAN ANTIQUITIES IN THE PIER CoIL.E-
lion; BY Garrett Chatie6 Pier. Part I. Illus
p Pa.eo; ito pp xvii. p. University OF Chicago
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
POSITION NEEDED.

The Tribune Sunshine Society IS than
anxious 10 secure a clerical position in Manhattan
for a lame member who is not only rapid writer
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19

but whose penmanship is exceptionally good. The
address will be furnished at the general Office and
il is hoped that some will Immediately need
such help be given by this self-sUppOrtins
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19


sandpaper into photograph frame.
In Glasgow the punishment for overspeed in
motoring is confscation Of the machine for
thirty days The police argue that an enthusi-
astic mOtorist can do without anything better
than his motor.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
DRAMA,
FICTION.

GAME AT LOVE AND OTHER PLAYS By George
sylvester Vierbeck limo. Dp ). 5S. (Brentanos )
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
szyvSwNo
fofeSf Foreign Meas Abouf Books.

~ ~,,uSishlns this week ]. Sarbey d'Aurcvillv.s
'atest volume. 'Poeses ct Pogtes." CT
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
REDUCED TAILORED GOWNS
For This Week Onlv.

Tailored gowns Tor Sis. The usual price OF which |.
s75 cannot De had every day. Yet such gowns mad.
20 order imported materials richly lined Ar,
orered by o HAAS BROS. Ladies' Tallorx No so
West 2yth 81, formerly OF 5th ave WITH this offer
goes assurance OF perfection value Quality
nd .at-f-eJton workmaasAip
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19

lIsS-1S2s. BY Ida Lee iMrs Charlie. Bruce Marriott
With hfty-hve illustrations and n preface by the
Right Hon the Marquis OF Linlithsow. p. c. X T.
Svo. pp- XVIII. B5O. Nongmans. Green & Co)
history Of the beginnings OF Victoria Queens
land. Southern and Western Australia and Tasmania
with sketch OF the physical features the country
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19

Nj g William Beebe. curator OF birds in the
~" York Geological Park. has written the let
"7ss ioF q book which. under the title. "A
-1's u 'fe sun aims TO present In word and
I-l,1ie proper seasonal Accompaniment to
week The volume Will contain nearly
-'-ioi-d Illustrations. hfty-two Of them in
.'''Es by Walter King Stone. The book wt11 h.
--H Leh: week by Henry Holt & Co
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19

assistant District Attorney Arthur Train, of
Ne| York. is the author OF a volume entitled
ne Prisoner at the Bar" which has recently
DeeA published by Charles Scribner's Sons. The
am o. the author is TO deal in a popular form
VIII NE subject Of criminal procedure in our
0ouTls, enllVening his serious suggestions and
e0oi-ilehdations for the Improvement of this
-. - oi the public service with appropriate
anecdotes. often taken from his rareora, ov-
perieEce