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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York BY the Grace Of God Free and Independent: To
Elizabeth Lewis. Emily J Tuckley. EOenazer TAuris
he be living; and II he be dead. his widow child or chill
dren descendants. IL such there ezataAs
devisees heirs kin OF
greeting: Whereas Elizabeth Lewis OF The o. y;
New York has lately applied Surrogate's Cor %
our County OF New York to have certain Instrument in
writing relating 10 both real ard personal property duly
last VIII Testament OF FoFar+ 49,.
late the County of New York. Ths-sfors 80
cited appear the
Of County Of New York az his Office COUNTY ~
New York the 18th DAY OF June. sand rfna
hundred and six at ha past ten O'Clock forenoon
OF that day then and there attend
said last VIII and Testament And Z
hereby cited under the age twentv-One Years
are required 10 appear by guardian you have one
or II you have none 10 appear and apply for 10 be
appointed or in the OF neglect failure
do guardian will be appointed Surrogate -
represent and act for You in the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof, We have the n
Surrogate's Court OF the said County OF New
IL 81 York. 70 be hsreunto affixed Witness Hon
-. Frank r Fitzgerald Surrogate Of said
County Of New York. said County, dav of
April in the Of Lord rine hundred
and six DANIEL J. DOWpNES
CleSk Of the Surrogate's Court.
JOHN FARRAR. Petitioners Attorney.
No 154 Nassau Street, Manhattan Borough New
York City. N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28
BAD TYPES OF CARS"
Correspondent Approves The Tribune's Senti.
ments

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Your editorial of May Bad Types OF
Cars" excellent. and I trust you will con-
tinue TO your influence IN writing down the
abominable combination car now so freely run
upon all the Brooklyn Rapid Transit lines The
running OF these such days yesterday
and to-day demonstrates the ineflcency, careless
ness and greed of the company. Despite all its
Wanted betterments. for the benefit" of the
travelling public II says, IL has made i'm
provement in building The old style closed
cars with side seats the length of the cars. and
also the old style open which seated six per
comfortably each seat are as good
anything IN the way OF that II has yet
devised
These new combination cars with reversible
seats. intended for two persons. yet comfortable
for only one. outrage upon the public
obliged to them and who pay for seats The
outside person is partly the aisle, struggling
to maintain his her position half seat. be-
ing josted by every incoming outgoing passen-
ger; and when the crowded. which is the
regular condition morning and night-ror the com
pany has compunction in crowding the passage
way-it is almost impossibility for man. let
alone a woman. 10 make exit. A woman runs
the risk Of tearing her skirts. and in many In
stances is subjected insults by some miserable
scoundrel. Many of the seats have a hand grasp.
and the, outside person is having his or her back
which is uncomfortable feeling, besides being
objectionable to most women These hand g1ssPS
Intended keep the aisle clear. although when
announcing the advent Of these high pattern cars
1t made mention Of the fact that straps for stand
ing persons-a few of them only-were hung near
the entrances OF the cars giving the inference that
the passageway was TO be kept free of standing
passengers These are Objectionable in
every way, uncomfort able. Suta BILE for any
season. for the very good you name, be-
sides encouraging smokers believe that the cars
built for their especial
Now, the question IS, Have the public rights
which corporations are bound TO respect, or must
we put up with what they deign 10 give US?
I think il would bC well If our Borough President
OT1p ~ M n
THEODORE q. VICTOR
BROOKLYN Nav 10 1868
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28
FICTION.

THE FORTUNE HUNTER BY David Graham Phillips
illustrated by E. NJ. Ashe. limo pp. PA. Gndian-
pp)lis: Bobbs-Merrill Company
The story Of East Side actor
sIROCCO. BY Kenneth Brown limo. PIP 2e2 CMtchen
Kennerley)
A o. Orient.
THE BISHOP OF COTToNTowN. A story Of the
Southern Cotton Mills. BY John Trotwood Moore.
Illustrated by the Kidneys 12no, PIP ga Phila-
depha: John c. Winston Company
IN DESERT KEEPING. BY Edmund Mitchell. 12mo,
PIP viii. 331. london: Aston Rivers)
A story OF Western mining life
THE BRIDAL OF ANsTACE. BY Elizabeth Godfrey.
limo. pp. 400 John lane Company
romance of English girl a Greek
THE COURT OF LOVE BY Alice Brown. limo pp. 21o.
(Houghton Mifiin & Coz
a modern love story.
A GRAIN OF MADNESS. BY Ida A. Churchill limo.
PIP. 22s. New Tide Publishing Company
The story artist
EB PEECHCRAP AND WIFE AT THE FAIR Being
the Experience OF Residents Of Possom Ridge. Arkan
(Neale Publishing Company
BEMBO. a Tale Italy. By Bernard Capes limo DID.
80. E. p. Dutton & Coz
The is laid in Milan in the year 1919
CORNISH SAINTS AND SINNERS BY J. Henry Harris.
With numerous drawings by l. Raven-FIll. l2Tno. PIP.
vii. 5l2 John Lane Company
Stories built around ancient Cornish legends.
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Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York. by the Grace OF God Free and Independent-
Ro ins and Philip A. Rollins as sdmnistrsiors SO Of
Lanie g Rollins deceased Charles Beckett SAMUEL
fothsehd Cecilia Nathan JEANETTE Rothschd. Barbara
Otherwise known Rothschild Elsie poenheim
formerly hothscnildl David Nelke, Regina NelSe
IluSs
Formerly Neks). Emma Neke formerly Rosenberg
solomon Nelke. as General Guardian Emma Nelks;
Sc"iflyer. Hattie Franktorc. Alfred VI.
samuel TGsn Gross. kstsie Eisenberg
CaaIiotte Eisenlers. EstEer kasenoerg Fannie NeEe
CnaT!ote NelSs Evelyn Neke Jcacni otherwise
tIrurrhacher- Horwirz tszsstte Stsger. The
American surety Company Nork. Hebrew
lent ana Orphan Asy iun Socery New York Juvenile
nayln. Leopold kothSchtd. substituted Trustee
Cecila Nathan unoer the Vii. CT Emile Bartels de-
Jeannett- RotEscEio under the Will Of Emile SGrtsiis
deceased and 10 all interested IN the Estate OF
.S leiis. -1te o. zee Co1hts OF .(eN - ls
Sease. neat OF otherwise
ing You and each OF hereby cited and required
personally 70 De and appear before surrogate q the
county OF New York a. the SurrCgateS CoUr Of said
County. held the the County OF
New forS n the 246a DAY July. 1906 at haPat ten
O'Clock IN forenoon day, then and
Of Frederick ". Seller and Leopold Rothsehd, Admin
istators with TIE Will annexed q the estate o. said de
the aSs OF twertyone required % appear ny
your suarGian II you cave ere, or II YOU nave none -
OF your neglect failure 10 do guardian viii be
appointed b the Surrogate 70 represent and act for YOU
In Testimony Whereof have caused the Seal q
Surrogatss Court OF the said Comfy New York lie
- hereunto affixed Witness. Hon. Abner c.
IL 81 Thomas Surrogate % our said County. al
the County OF New York. the 24Jh DAY Of Nav.
In the year OF Lord nine hundred and
six DANIEL J. DCwDNEY
Clerk OF Sur-ogates' Court.
GEORGE H. HYDE. Attorney for Frederick ". Seller.
one Of the Administrators No 81 Chambers ST. y Y.
NAN ALTMAYER Attorney FOR IeopoId Rothschild one
OF me Administrators No $50 Broedway. y Y City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28
SHAKESPEARE ON vIWsEcTloN.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: Turning from the columns OF Shakespearian
criticism on page OF to-days Tribune TO the ex-
cellent letter Of Ernest Crosby the subject OF
yivisection page ), I was reminded of Shake
speare's dictum the scientific torture Of
animals wheE in "Cymbeline,' act l. scene 8. he
makes the wicked Queea say
7 Wi try the
OF these thy compounds such creatures
We count not worth the hanging. but. human.
and the physician replies
Your hIZhness
Shall from this practice bur make hard Your heart
I have heard of the cases OF human vivisecton
which Mr. Crosby cites. as we'll of others.
5. \. CLEG HORN.
Manchester. VI, May p. 1905,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28
BIOGRAPHY.

ITALIAN ROMANCE WRITERS BY Joseph Spencer
hernard svo. Pr. 452 CBrentano's)
Brief sketches Of Manzoni. Ippolito Nievo Fdnondo
oe AInieis Antonio Fogazzaro. MatiIie Sezao and
HERBERT SPENCER BY Arthur Thomson With por-
trait limo pp. TX. 2S4. IL. p. Dutton & CO..
In the English Men of Science series edited by
DR.. J. Reynolds Green.
A FRIEND OF MARIE ANTOINETTE 0ady Atkyns)
With preface by Victorien Serdou. ILLUSTRATED
svo. PIP. xix. 262. (E p. Dutton & Coz
Memoirs OF English
LEO TOLSTOY: HIS LIFE AND WORK. Autobiogr aphi-
cal Memoirs. Letters and Biographical Material.
Compiled by Paul BrrkcfY and Leo
stoy. Vol. T. Childhood and Early Manhood illus
trnted. Svo, PIP XVI. ST0 tCheres Scrbne.'s Sons)
This volume IS made Up OF the personal
memoirs which Tolstoy wrote especially for ths work
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Citations.
-rHE people OF TIE STATE or \

THE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF NEW
To Hon O0 Kelsey. New York State Comptroller Oliver
Boru reu iuGivSlaily AID Executor AMI Trustee
Greer deceased Martin Green Timothy Rugges Green.
individually Executor Of and trustee the
Last MIL Testament Of Andrew Haseeh Green. de-
ceased William ogden t'Fseu iLit iaua4iN 5ni as ENec0
OF under she Last VIII and Testament
llssvr Green deceased; e5nge Martin Green.
larr viii and Testament OF Andrew EasWeH Green.
Executor and Trustee under te Last VIII and Testa
taswcl Green. deceased; julia Elizabeth
Green: I.ucy Green Mary RuGgles Green owen;
Green warner BaG Katherine Green baird, MI
Green. Lydia Green Thomas dudley Green William
stuart Green. Andrew Hss"eH Green Lucretia Poole
en-. Leighton Williams. American Antiquarian
soer Of Worcester Massachusetts Clark University
Worcester, Massachusetts lsa1eIIa of New Aor@
CITY: William Ramsey: and James Z Rathbone. Fanny
A Haven ana II Arnot, Executors OF the Last
VIII and Testament Of Mariana a Osaen deceased shc
10 All persons Estate OF Andrew Haswen
Green late County Of New York. deceased. as
creditors lesatees next Of ain or ohefEIse send greet
personally 10 and oe.ore surrogate the
CONT Of New YorS the Surrogstss Court
C5unty reid al rhs county county -
y York on day o. June. 1906 az haf-psst
o'clock in the forenoon Gay.
attend judicial o. the account OF proceedings
Orden C;re-n samuel Marlin Green Nathan Williams
Green as Executors Last VIII and Testament Of
under the e ~ erty years required appear
u vcur guardian II YOU II none.
10 appear apply for 70 be appointed Or IL the
event Of your neglect failure guardian Will
b. appointed Surrogate 10 represent act Ter
In resiinony Whsreo We have caused the seal Of the
affixed. Witness. Hen. Frank T. Fltz-
IL 81 serald a Surrogate OF our said County al the
year LORD thousand nine hundred and siS
DANIEL J. DowpNEY,
Clerk OF the Surrogatss Court.
sACKETT MeoUAID & STEVENS. Attorneys for TX
scaiors. ia Nassau 81. tribune Bds). New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28

THE BOOK OF COMMON WORSHIP. Published by Al
tho-itv 81 the Assembly OF the Presbyterian
Church United states OF America. For No,in-
tarv Sc in the Churches. 16rnO PIP. 263. tPhlla-
dspha: Presbyterian Board OF PablshersJ
BUDDHISM. BY Annie H. Small Ieno, PIP los IL
T. Dutton s. Coz
The first OF a new series. Studies in the Faiths
being brief commentaries the religions Of the world
ISLAM. BY Annie II small 1dno, PIP TX II tE p
Dutton 6
Uniform with above
ECCI-ESIASTICAI. RECORDS OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK Published by the under the supervision
Hugh Hastings Vols. ana VI evo. XIX
652: lix, GIL tAbany; J. b. Lyon Company
Containing the records from 1886 1901
THE PROBLEM OF THE PENTATEUCH. An tx
animation OF Results Of the Higher Criticism by
Randolpb II McKIm. y. =. Ii. Il. With Fore
word by tn Dean Canterbury. l2-no. PIP XVII 1856
tI-ongn.ans. Green COZ
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REPRINTS.

THE WORKS OF FIAVIUs JosEPHUs Translated
by William Winston and edited by y. S. Mar
goliouth. D Lit Syo pp. XIV eSs. &c. p. Dutton
& Col
THE WRITINGS OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Col
lected edited. with life introduction, hy
Henry Smith. illustrated Vol VII lT79-
1873. (The Macmillan Company
This volume principally made up letters.
The frontspieee is photogravure of the portrait
bv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28

tract from the chiefs farewell remarks to the
Ihdlah commissioner patheticalIy indicates:
q ~ people sent me 10 find the white mans Book
u 1eaEeh You took me where you let your
Women oance as we DO not ours, and the Book was
Hol lhere: You took mo where they worship the
tb spirit with candles and the Book was not
mere 1ou showed me images Of the good spirits
ana pictures Of the good land beyond but the
buok vas NOT among them TO tell US the way |
IN gong back the long sad trail 10 nv people Of
1.Le otFk land You make my feet heavy with gifts
u my noccaslns will grow old carrying them: vet
the. Book Is not among the gifts. -
however, when the circumstances were print
ed in The Christian Advocate" missionaries
were at once sent 10 the Neg Perces, and for
many years the Bible Society has been printing
the Bible for them in their own language
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28
TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

MOROCCO OF TO-DAY. Crowned by the French
Academy BY Eugene Aubin With TWO maps.
lemo. PIP. xiv. 392 tE. p. Dutton COZ
intimate study OF the life and government
TRAVELS IN THE INTERIOR OF NORTH AMER
ICA. BY Macmillan, Prince OF Wied Translated
from the German by Hannibal Evans Lloyd
Edited with Introduction index etc, BY
Reuben Gold Thwaltes II. y. illustrated Vol
J. svo, pp. 1913. cleveland: The Arthur II Clark
Company
Issued a separate publication from EARLY
Western Travels: l7iS-Is46" In whish Il eppeaFss
Volume XXI.
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IS PURsUANCE on AZ oRpER on nos

Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate the County 81
New York hereby given all persons having
claims Fanrte Kellogg. late OF Cogntv of
York deceased 20 present the sane with vouchcrs
thereof subscriber his place t-snS5crfrr
business al ofCe Percy Jackson. No 81 Nassau
Street the Borough Of Manhattan. CITY o. New
York End day OF Nove.nbe- next atel
New YORK the lay Nav.
FREDERICK X TE0WBRIDGE Executor
PERCY JACKSON. Attorney for Executor 81 Nassau
street. Borough OF Manhattan y y. city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28
LITERATURE.

A HANDBOOK TO THE WORKS OF WILLIAM
SHAKESPEARE 16mo, PIP X. i62 CThe Macmillan
CompenyD
critical and explanatory guide for the student
A HISTORY OF ENGLISH PROSODY. From the Twelfth
Century the Present Day. BY George Saintsbury.
Vol. / From the Origins 10 spenser. svo PIP. 42s
CThe Macmillan Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28
SurrOgates' Notices.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Hon

Aener c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF
New York notice is hereby given all persons having
Claims against Celia Bachrach late County of NsE
YORK deceased the with vouchers there
70 the az their place OF t-ansactng
az the office OF Heyn and Covington. Wall street
Borough OF Manhattan. in the City York on or
before the Both day of November next
Dated New York. the l1th day OF MAY
JULIUS GOLDSCHM1DT. HERBERT A
-
HEYN AND CONVICTION. Attys for Executors SO
Wall ST. Borough Of Manhattan New YORK CIV -
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oRoa TIE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
Lafesf Foref gin NetUS Abouf Books.

L Arbee de Science" III which the figures of
contemporary official savans, fashionable physi-
clahS ana up TO date surgeons are all tossed up
in literary blanket and arranged In the <orn, ~
fashionable fiction by Maurice Maindron.
%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28

"a Rock in the Baltic" is the title of a new
novel by Robert Barr. issued this week by the
Authors and Newspapers Association The
scene opens in Bar Harbor and shifts TO Europe
much Of the action taking place aboard a yacht
and in Russian prison. 1t is said to be lively
tale Of intrigue and adventure, in which at
tractive American girls brave United States
naval officers and surly Muscovites figure
largely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28
HISTORY.

JOURNALS OF THE CONTINENTAL CONGRESS
1774-17S9. Edited from the original records in the
Library Of Congress by Warrington Chaurcey Ford
chief of Division OF Manuscripts Vol. VI. ITT6
Printing Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28
Is PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER oF HON.

Frank T Fitzgerald Surrogate o. the County Of
York notice hereby given TO persons having
claims against Frank 3. Harris late County Of
New York deceased. 10 present RE same
thereof to subscriber place OF transactn- bust
ness No Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan in tbe
CITY Of New York before first day ~ October
next
Dated New York. the secozd day q March. 1905
THE METROPOLlTAN TRUST COMPANY OF THE
CITY NEW YORK. Executor.
SPETTs & BARTLETT Attorneys for Executor So Wan
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. Nes York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28
Ii PrRsrANCE Ola ~ oRDER oE HOS

Frank T Fitzgerald, Surrogate % the County Of
New York. notice Is hereby given all having
claims against Charles Il Pohlnan otherwise Chris
tan II. Pohlmsn. late % the County York. de-
ceased. the With thereof 20
subscriber AZ his place OF transactng business
zoe Broadway, r. the City OF New York o. or before
the Trh day OF Novembar next
DAN New York. the ssth day OF April 1906
JOHN P. ScHUCHMAN. Executes
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COOKS OF THE WEEK
ART.

PORCELAIN. ORIENTAL CONTINENTAL, AND BRIT
ISL \ Book Of Handy Reference for Collectors
~ By r L Hooson. B A. svo. PIP xvi, 245 e P.
Illustrated by many halftona plates and a enorad
oo-oIspece' enc giving reproductions marks
monographs of makers. decorators and elders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28
NATURE STUDY.

THE SEASONS IN 4 FLOWER GARDEN. A Handbook
Of Information instruction for Amateur. BY
Louise Shelton. Illustrated. l2mo. pp. y. III.
Charles : ri5ner's Sons)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28
LITERARY NOTES.

Captain 7. Bentley Mott, L. s A. who was for
many years our military attache at Paris. con-
tributes paper advocating a radical depart
ure in the methods OF training now in vogue in
our regular army. He favors the frequent
concentration Of large bodies of troops. in order
that general officers may gain experience in
handling brigades and divisions before they are
called 10 do in actual war.
Asprents for literary honors are The audience
10 whom c E. Heisch appeals in his new book.
The Art and Craft OF the Author" published
by the Grafton Press. In his introduction Mr.
Heisch calls attention 70 the fact that Of all the
professions that OF the writer is the one which
has practically no schools Of instruction and
only few text books and these of doubtful
practical value. 1T follows. then" he saws
since teachers are not TO be had that every
writer must be self-taught. However great NAV
be his natural gifts. they cannot be developed
without training and practice Mr. Heisch ac-
cordingly, wisely seeks TO point out principles
which the reader who would be a writer can
apply FOR himself rather than 10 lay down
rules, making frequent references 10 and taking
illustrations from the books of well known au-
thors whose methods he would recommend To
me ambitious tyro. The trouble with this as
with every other short cut TO authorship lies in
the fact that those whom II aims 70 benent-tbe
get along very well without IT, while those who
can't get along without IT can have nothing Of
importance 10 say. and viii not be benefited
by f.
IN the long delayed book on How to Buy Life
Insurance" by @. P" which has lust been
brought out by Doubleday Page & Co. the
author considers an insurance policy in the light
o. Merchandise. and aims 20 snow the intending
purchaser how TO buy II intelligently, so that
ne may procure the best value for the least
outlay. @. p" is the writer OF the series of
articles on The Life Insurance Machine which
lately appeared in The Worlds Work.
Attention IS called 20 the fact that the Ameri-
can Bible Society has been in existence only ten
years short OF a century by the publication OF
1our small but interesting pamphlets entitled
respectively Ninety Years of Bible Work in the
United States Ninety Years OF Bible Work
among the Indians" Ninety Years Of Bible
work Abroad" and Ninety Years with the
Auxiliaries OF the American Bible Society"
these little volumes have all been written by
ne Rev Henry Otis Dwight, for many years
Missionary in Turkey. and a writer Of force and
ehsfnl. Re has summarized the amazing results
" the activities Of the Bible Society during the
pss' nine decades IN very graphic manner. He
sis Tor example how in 1882 small party Of
''es Perces Indians arrived al st. Louis, after a
ramp % fifteen hundred miles from a region
no" Included in Idaho. They had heard by some
means that the white men possessed a book
winch God himself gave them, and they came
plat weary distance TO learn about il and 10 get
copy 70 take 10 their people" They were I'M
s1eoessfui in their quest rs the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28
DRAMA.
EDUCATIONAL

THE srUBBoRNNEsS OF GERALDINE Play in
-Four Acts BY Clyde Fitch 12rno PIP. X, 214 CThe
Macmillan Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28

Two of the fifteen volumes Of The Catholic
Encyclopaedia" il is announced, will be brought
out during the current year. The total cost Of
the undertaking is estimated at 100000. and
the 500 900 of preferred stock of Robert Apple
ton Company. which organized for publish
ing the work. was oversubscribed a month ago.
The scope Of the encyclopedia includes the
tire cycle of Catholic interests, action and doc
trine The work will differ from a general en-
cycIopRdia in emitting facts and information
which have no relation to the Church. and from
other Catholic encyclopedias in recording what
Catholics have done for the intellectual and
artistic advancement Of mankind we'll as for
religion. charity and morality. The editors state
in the prospectus that they are fully aware
that there is no specifically Catholic science that
mathematics. chemistry. physiology and other
branches of human knowledge are neither Cath
Ollie Jewish nor Protestant; but when ii is
monty asserted that Catholic principles
insurmountable obstacle TO scientific research IL
seems not only proper, but needful, to register
what and how much eminent Catholics have
done for every department of human knowledge"
The work when completed will fill about 10000
pages containing nearly 100000 words. and
viii be ernbellished with OYER 1000 illustrations
The editors are Charles c. Herbermann. Phi D..
LII D., Edward A. Pace. Pm. D. D. D. Condo
B. Pallen, Phi. D. IL. D.. Thomas J. Shahan,
D. D.. and John J. Wynne, s. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28

The next number of American Art in Bronze
and Iron" magazine published at irregular in
tervals by John Williams. is TO be devoted to
illustrations Of sculptured bronze doors. with
descriptive text by Izora Chandler Among the
ooors represented will be those of the Boston
Funhc Library, by Daniel Chester French: those
OF 81 barfholomew's Church, New York. by Her
pert Adams and Andrew O'Connor. and those of
the Congressional Library. by DIN 7, War,a-
and Herbert Adams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28

L Frank T TftzEe-aI1. Surrogate or the County, OF
Wv Yrs notice Is hereby persons having
is inns seatrs- Robert Sickes late % County ~ New
TIE with
"a. Subscriber lIs place - Jansacting business No
* ne rrIav street he tfty % NG before
III dav = Dececiie reNt
'4 f,s+s+ Ssvv vcrE The l1th Gay % NAV 1908
- JOHN r EI4DflDGEs
JA11ES ARMSTRONG Any FER Executor. II Nassau
st Eev YORK city
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POETRY.
RELIGIOUS.

DAWN IN BRITAIN. BY Charles NJ. Doughty. IN tive
volumes Emo. pp. ZIG 232 ,E P Duttor & Coz