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REPRINTS.

VENETIAN LIFE BY William Dean Howells. Revised
and enlarged addition. with twenty Illustrations In
color hv Edmund II Garrett Svo. pp. xii. 4o3
,Tioughton. Nlttu * Coz
4 new introduction and final chapter have been
added h. entire text revised by the author. 4
sp-cial two-volume edition Of i've hundred copies
the authors and artists autographs. has also been
prepared
THE DIARY or MASTER WILLIAM SILENCE \
study OF Shakespeare and Of Elizabethan Sport. BY
the Right Hon. Il. H. Madden NJ A. Hon. LII u
New edition Syo, PIP. NXXii. 39s. Gongmans. Green
<
THE LIF7 AND DEATH OF JASON. BY William
Pocket edition. 16mo. Pr. 33I. Qongmans. Green
Coz
THE WORKS OF DONALD c. MITCHELL ok MAR
VEIL Edgewood Edition. In fifteen volumes. With
photogravure frontspiece. limo. Charles Scrbner's
Scus)
4 subscription edition. with Introduction by the
author giving a brief review his writings. There
also a special edition. printed Ruisdael paper
limited to 2O4 sets signed by the author, and with
special Illustrations
THE KERAMIC GALLERY Containing Several
dred Illustrations Of the Rare, Curious Choice
Examples Pottery Porcelain. the Earliest
Times tho Beginning of the Nineteenth Century
With Historical Notices and Descriptions. BY Will
Charters Second edition. Revised and edited by
II. NJ. Cundall. l. :. o.. f. S. a Svo pp. xxi. 46S
Charles Scribuer's SOnsD
AN INQUIRY INTO SOCIALISM. BY Thomas Krkup
Third edition. revised and enlarged. i2Ino DIP. VII
216. Gongmans. Green & Coz
THE SCIENCE OF ETHICS. BY Leslie Stephen. Third
edition syo, PIP tx. XVI 444 &C.. z. Putnam's
Sous)
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ToUsEY RECEIVER REMOVED,
Appellate Division Reverses Order. Saying
Publishing House Is Solvent

Tn the case Of George G. Hastings. executor
against Sinclair Tousey and others. appeal from
an order Of Special Term appointing temporary
receiver of the property of the corporation known as
Frank Tousey. Publishers. the Appellate DIVISION
reversed the order yesterday with costs. and denied
the motion The plaintiff as the executor of the
estate of Rosalie T. Hastings. stockholder In the
defendant corporation. brought action I'm equity 10
procure Judgment restraining tho individual de-
PENDANTS from interfering with the assets or prop
erty OF the corporation dlsposing Of the same,
and asking that a receiver be appointed.
Justice Scott wrote and Justices Clark and IN
graham concurred in the following opinion
Neither the complainant nor the moving sffidavits
show that defendant is insolvent or in danger or
becoming inSolvent. that reason exists which
would authorize the appointment Of a receiver All
that is disclosed is that plaintiff, claiming 10 own,
executor of his deceased wife's estate one-halt
IF the capital stock is dissatisfied with the man
a cement Of the CORPORATION. The order should be
reversed. with SO costs and disbursements, and the
motion denied with $40 costs.
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REAR ADMIRAL ON STAND.
Testimony an Carman-Rogers Suit
Deals 1cith Drydock Profits.

Rear Admiral I5ndicott of the principal
Witnesses yesterday in the suit Of Alonzo F. Car
man, a lawyer of Washington, against John c.
Rogers, a contractor OF this city. for a commits
sion of ~ per cent the contract price of $4,000
for the Norfolk drydock, which was built in 1903.
The rear admiral testified that at the time the
contract was awarded he chief of the bureau
Of yards and docks, at Washington, and in that
capacity met Carman.
He said that he had known Carman for fifteen
years an agent IN the Navy Department The
witness told how Carman had introduced to him
John C Rogers, the defendant, and Frank S.
Sylvester former city engineer. who asso-
csted with Mr.. Rogers in the contract Mr..
Rogers told the admiral OF his experience
in large. dock operations and Mr.. Carman,
oordng TO the testimony. had conversations with
the chief of the bureau about drydocks. When he
was cross-examined, the naval official said that
the department. on the receipt Of 800. glad
send blue prints and specifications to any pros
pective bidder.
Nj. Carman was again called TO the stand. and
admitted writing a letter in which he said his
profit would be S7,4s3 g.
ITO whom else did you intend TO give away
money!" asked Ernest Z. Baldwin, who represents
Nj Rogers. With good deal Of hesitation Car
said that he intended 10 give a third to
George r. Manchester former secretary Of the Re
publican County Committee, although it might not
be so large He was not sure what he intended
do with the rest of the money.
John c. Rogers was finally called to the stand
and testified meeting Carman al the Grand Union
Hotel. where he said Carman told him that he
wanted 10 go in the contracting business. He de-
MED that he had employed the lawyer to pro-
cure a contract for him. When asked if he knew
the contract would go the lowest bidder he said:
4 thought so until met Carman at the Grand
Union Hotel. He told us that had better put
in a supplementary bid that would be below $780,
600 Sylvester was TO make such bid"
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THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fail River. Mass. Nov. 15.-Sales in the print
cloth market are estimated at 5000 pieces. Gen
eral dulness prevails in the local cloth market
Orders booked this week were Of small lots for
spot or nearby deliveries. The American Printing
Company. which concern has been holding out a
hid Of 81 cents for regulars for the last three
four weeks and which has helped materially in
sustaining prices for narrow goods, withdrew this
bid from the market early in the week Since then
however, prices have continued unchanged from
last weeks quotations. 1t is reported that mills
are being somewhat disturbed ny buyers canceling
contracts and some of them wanting to put off de-
liveres
The following prices aye generally nominal IS
inch. 81 square 54 cents; 2sinch. 81 by g. 5 cents
S9-inch. IS by -, IA cents
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NATURE STUDY.

THE TREE DOCTOR The Care OF Trees and Plants ~
John Davey Illustrated from photographs 90 %
II. 235 CSasheld Publishing Company
4 practical treatise tree surgery and disease
with over hundred illustrations
rp1>-Crp1 rs OF RPE-FrTNSC; Treatise the Prtn-
ciples and Practices Involved in the EeGHonc IN N
provement Demonstrated Animals and Plants ~
/, Davenport. NJ. Ayr. LII d With an apper1ls
tv II l. Retz, Phi r. Svo, Kill, 'E'- 'NIlnh "
co..
WHOSE HOME Is THE WILDERNEsS2 some Stg9l-s
Of WIG Animal Life BY William j. lNIsso nus I
trated by Charles Copeland limo, PIP XXI. ~" 'Tnn
& Coz
THE ONE DOG AND THE OTHERS Study ot
Canine Character Frances Slaughter. Illustrated
Nv Augusta Guest and g. Vernon Stokes and from
photographs. 12mo. pp- Al, 2'@ u"nsinans ~"
< Coz
Studiss md stories Of some clever animals
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED


Liverpool. Nov 15-Cedric (Brl. York via Queens
Queenstown. Nov Is. s;4s m-Lucania CBr) New
York for Liverpool
Plymouth. Nov 10 5;15 m-BIueehsr (Ger). New
York for CherbourE and Hamburg
HambUrS Nov 10 p ul-Graf Waldersee (Gerl, New
York.
Boulosne. Nov Is, 1Osp m-Noordam DUTCH. New
York for Rotterdam
Naples. Nov Is. m-Frisdrich der Crosse (Ger).
New York for Genoa
Amsterdam. Nov l+-Prins WiiIem II CDutch), New
York via West Indies Venezuela and Havre-
Bristol. Nov 1+-Kansas City (Br). New York
Cape Town. Nov 15-ReichenfeIs (Gerl New York
SAILED
Liverpool Nov 15-Bovic (Brl. New York
Queenstown. Nov IL 1918 In-Baltic CBr, New York
Southampton. Nov Is 30 m-Kaiserin Augusts Vic
tOra tGerl. New York via Cherbourg
Trieste. Nov 11-Gulia (Austl. New York
Palermo, Nov 14-Italia tBr). New York
Manchester. Nov 1+-TheSpiS tEr) New York
PASSED
Sasres Nov IL Neustrta (r) New YORK. for BarcsIoul
Naples and Fiume.
Gibraltar. 14-Nord OtaD Genoa ana Naples
for New York; Republic (BTl. Naples New Yorz:
Sictlian Prince (Brl, Patrss etc. New York
Sicily. Nov 10. lCS ul-BUecher
Plymouth CherbOurE and Hamburg
Butt OF Lewis. Nov l5-Standard (Ger). New York
Perrin; Nov 15-ArasOna GER. New York FOR sinsapo7s
IIiogo. etc.
Terence (Br). New York FOR Manchester
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, Nov. IS, 1907.
ARRIVED

steamer Deutschland tank Dalldorf Shields No
yember 10 Philip Ruprecht. in ballast Arrived the
steamer san Giorgio utaD. Romano Naples October
p Messna 81. Palermo 81 Arneria November 3
Richard g. Co, with IL cabin 513 steerags pas
sengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar at 10-5 ?
steamer Yumur Cuban seeIey ManzauiIlo October "a
and Jucsro November 5. the NeT York Cuba
steamer Coya (r) simpson, Caleta Buena September
s Tslrath IL, Montevideo October z st Lucia IS
passengers and mdse- Arrived the Bar 1880 n
Steamer Mama Hata Charles Baltimore. 70 c Eos
ter with mdse Passed in Quarantine az $50 m
steamer e Cd. Baker. Galveston November p 20 ths
Southern Pacific co. with mdss- Passed in Quarantine
Steamer PaVnee. Rich. Philadelphia TO TIRE CLYDE SIS
Go, with uldse- Passed Quarantine at II SO
Steamer City OF Everett. Read. Port Arthur November
towing barge, the Standard OIL Co. with or
Bar and proceeded Boston
steamer Hamilton. Boaz, Newport News and Norfolk.
70 the Old Dominion CO. with passengers and iss
Passed IN Quarantine at 1856 p m
Steamer I. Luckenbach. Dalton. Sabine
Der H. TO Lewis Luckenbach. with sulphur Passed n
steamer Mexico. Knight Vera Cruz November =
Progreso and Havana II. to the New York and Cuba
Mail s. Co. with 154 passengers. mails and nndse-
Steamer Strathyre tEr) Gum. Sourabaya September
Renski 9. Probolingo 1S Colombo % said Octobe
H. with 10 the American sugar Refining Co;
sal 10 Benham & Boyesen- Arrived AT the Bar az
steamer Arabic CBr) THOMPSON Liverpool Novernser
Queenstown s the White star Line. passsu-
gers mails and mdse. East OF Fire Island at D
SAILED.
Steamers Sieglinde Ger Rio Janeiro Santos etc:
City OF Washington. Nassau TaIupicO: NorthtoVn.
Gulfport, Miss; Sabine Brunswick Mobile Garth.
Wilmington and Georgetown RavenScraiE Norfolk.
prera NtaD, Nortolk, Agnar (Norl, DunktrS; August
Ger Avoumouth: Irene (AusO sand Key; Mar
zanio Santiago. Manzanilc.
Sandy Hook, y J, Nov Is. $50 m-wind southwest,
liRh at l
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POETRY

THE sPFrT, OF THE YUKON AND OTHER NE.E,S ,I
Nv Robert Y Service 12mo. pp. 100 tPhhaHeIph'd
Edward Stern * COZ -
THO HEART OLD VIRGINIA BY AtGe N 1SI
f,yraII frustrated hy sue Berkeley Aldrch limo
tNeale Publishing Company
THE COTTON PICKER AND OTHER POEMS. nv
clark Holiday limo pp. g. tNeale publishing
Company
-rr,.-rF-D POEMS Rv William r. Grayson Selected
and compiled by Mrs. William II Armstrong i-ll''
pp las tNeaie Publishing tompnn5.'
THE IVORY GATE By Armstead G. Gordon. LIMO
pp 5s. Neale Publishing Company
~ THE UAFRpR or HOPE. Mar Elizabeth
blake Emo. pp. lla Boston: Little Brown & 60
THE CRICIlET"S SONG AND OTHER MELODIES nv
IL = Warner. Emo. ~. 1884, philadelphia J. b.
IAppiuc0tt Company
NV FT-%FIIE And OTHER BALLADS. BY III" N
" Clarpron Garrett Emo pp 15s philadelphia; j.
f. Bppincot Company
THE WOMAN IN THE RAIN AND OTHER POEMS.
Ty Arthur Stringer limo. pp' * IN'- tS'stol'
Little. Brown Goa
POEMS WITH POWER TO STRENGTHEN THE SOUL
COMPLIED and edited by James Nudge. Syo, PIP. All.
Fps tEastou & Mains
An anthology Of religious verses
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RECEIVERS MORE THOMAS NOTES
Mr.. Woodruff Still Seeking for $4,000
Remaining.

Timothy L. Woodruff. who has been working
hard since November to arrange an amicable ad-
iustInent Of the differences between the Thomases
and a Philadelphia syndicate which attempted to
purchase from the former the control OF the Prov-
dent Savings Life Assurance Society, succeeded in
recovering yesterday S155.cn more of the notes the
syndicate gave the Thomases-
This leaves only $4,000 of notes still remaining
10 be recovered. Mr.. Woodruff far has got back
the 10000 in cash and $4,000 of notes. As soon
as he RECEIVERS the remaining notes he will turn
both notes and cash to the syndicate, and the
deal will be declared off
The notes recovered yesterday were hypothecated
to the Hudson Trust Company. The remaining
notes are held by the Mercantile Bank and Nh.
Woodruff hopes to get possession Of them within
day or two.
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EDUCATIONAL,

TEXT BOOK IN PHYSICS FOR SECONDARY
-. SCHOOLS By William y Mumfer, Fh. n Svo. pp-
al american Book Company
HOME. SCHOOL, AND VACATION a Book Of Sugges-
tons BY Winsor Allen. limo, Pr 20.
HIouChton. Mifhiu & Coz
ENGLISH HISTORY. Outline for Review. BY Charles
Newton and Edwin Bryant Treat lhIo.
pp rs american Book Company
TIE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.
Edited by Albert Henry Smyth. 16mo. Pr. 81
american Book Company
The Gateway Series a collection Of English
texts edited by Henry Dyke.
SELECTIONS FROM 1RVING'S SKETCH ROON. Edited
Martin ". Sampson. \. NJ 1Bno Pr 80.
american Book Company
Uniform with above
THE STORY OF TWO BOYS Rctod by clifton John
ron. 12mo. pp 1872. american Book CompsuyD
The story Of Sanford and Merton retold IN modern
form.
FAMOUS PICTURES OF CHILDREN b. Julia Augusta
Schwartz 12mo PIP IA american Book Company
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HISTORY.

THE COURT OF PHILIP " Spain in Decadence
BY Martin Hume. illustrated. Svo PIP xiv. 526
&c p. Putnams SOns)
A study based contemporary manuscripts
hitherto practically untouched by English his
Illustrated by reproductions of Nelas
quez's portraits of the royal house.
A HISTORY OF MILAN UNDER THE SFORZA
Nv Cecilia M Ady Edited by Edward Arm
strong With twenty illustrations and map.
svo PIP. xii, $50. co. p. Putnam's Sons)
4 history of the rise and decline of the famous
Renaissance family founded by Francesca I.
T,yIE GROWTH OF MODERN NATIONS. A History
of The Particuarist Form OF Society. Translated
from the French Of Henry de Tourville by NJ. G.
Loeb. svo PIP. viii. sos uongmans. Green *
co..
history of the origin and development Of the
leading nations of the present day.
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RELIGIOUS.

nun r11AR>tA. OR THE RELIGION OF ENLIGHTEN-
IN E,t.Nr An Exposition Of Buddhism. By Dr. Paul
Ca-us lSmo pp 100 Chicago: Open Court Pub
fishing Company
rIr,r-s FvENTIDE. BY Robert 2. Downes. LII d.
1amo up NJ. 20T Eaton 4 MainsD
A collection Of religious essays
STEPPING STONES To HEAVEN. Three Lectures.
Rv G l. Brewer. l6mo, pp. s.. Tomorrow Publish
ng Company
TtIt, ELDER BROTHER. \ Dawn Thought sketch BY
e. l.. Brewer. lGulo PIP. 81 Go morrow Publishing
Company
TIN, RIPENING EXPERIENCES OF LIFE. And other
Essays Ry William V Kelley. limo, VIII. 40.
tEntou & MainsJ
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BRICK COMPANIES SUSPEND.

G.aporte. Ind NOV. ia hydraulic pressed brick
plant at Porter. Ind, employing several hundred
financial stringency Though with sufficient orders
on hand TO keep the plant in operation for many
moI,ths. thrty-four plants of the corporation own
ing the Porter yards have been temporarily closed
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COLONIAL FURNITURE ON SALE.

THE catalogue for the Curtis sale of old English
furniture and pottery. which will take place on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday afternoons of the
week of November is, at the Fifth Avenue Art
Galleries has just been issued. The articles on
sale consists of examples of eighteenth century
English and Colonial art cabnetry, together with
many objects from several historic Virginia fam
lilies james II. SiIo viii have personal charge, and
among the articles that he will dispose of are
many OF the same Colonial style that attracted SO
much attention at the jamestown exposition.
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TO OPERATE ONTARIO FERRY SERVICE.

Rochester. Nov 15.-Ontario No. !. the first fer
- boat 10 cross Lake Ontario. reached Charlotte
al midnight last night and in few DAYS will
make two trips daily between the port of Roches-
ter and Cobourg. Ont. The boat Is the ioint
property OF the Buffalo. Rochester & Pittsburg
Railway Company and the Grand Trunk Railway
Company, Of CanaIa, and has been put in com
mission ~ the purpose Of Transporting loaded
coai cars across tic lake. II has the dimensions
OF "a ocean liner, with capacity of twenty-seyen
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and accommodations for two hundred and
fifty passengers and is of the ice-breaker type
The United States government has ordered the
lighthouse TO be kept in operation the year round
and the customs Office at Charlotte will also be
kept open during the winter on account of the
establishment of the new service on Lake Ontario.
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AUTOMOBILE FIRM IN DIFFICULTIES.

Charlotte. Mich, Nov ia voluntary petition
In bankruptcy was filed this afternoon in the
United States Court at Grand Rapids by the Dol
son Automobile Company, of this city. The book
value of the assets aggregates over $4,000. with
unsecured Indebtedness amounting to about $li0.-
60 Among the assets is a factory site covered
by u mortgage. g. r. Hathaway representing the
Muncie Automobile Parts Company, of Muncie.
Ind has been made custodian of the plant pend
Ing the sppointmcnt of trustee.
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WIRELESS REPoRTs-

The Caronia. which reported Sable Island az
40 miles east OF that station at 80 yesterday
Irected 10 dock about Sunday.
Kaiser Wilhelm II. which reported from Cane Rara
100 miles southeast OF station 1890 m YES
terday, Is expected to dock about a m sunday
The California. which reported from Cap, Race as
100 miles southeast Of that station
expected 10 dock about m Monday.
The Arabic. which reported bay--
Ing passed the Nantucket South Shoals Ightshp at 2O5
yesterday. Is expected TO dock a m to iav.
La Lorraine. which reported from South WelHeet
as 100 miles cast OF Nantucket lEhtshp yester
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CHARLES H. STONE WINS SUIT.

Pontiac. Mich. Nov. l5.-Crcuit Judge Wsner
has ended the litigation over the Pontiac. Oxford
& Northern Railway, valued at about Sl0OO000, by
q decision In FAVOR OF the plaintiff. Charles II.
Stone of New York, and the group of stockholders
which he headed. and has ordered the sale of the
road No date set for the sale, pending
,,nneal 10 the Supreme Court
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kong haT1
Japan. Corea China (specalIy ad- -
dressed only Seattle3-Kaga Naru Nov Il 500 =,
Japan, Corca and China Especially ad-
dressed onIy) via TacO1nalhieenun Nov o. SOP
lands ands CEta seattle Mlnssota Nov "a e.oor n
san Franciscol-U transport Nov So - q,
Australia Except Westl. New Zealand.
samoan Islands. Fit Islands and New
Caledonia via Vancouver and Victoria
3 C)-AcranEi. -.....-.--. Dec 500 =,
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NesOs
and Criticism.
Continued from Fifth Page.

which any country may be proud, and surely
Switzerland-if it is thought of carrying the lift
up from the Swiss side-wiil honor the names OF
her many brave guides too we'll to allow this
thing to be done. The Matterhorn is slowly and
surely being consumed by Nature. If it is TO
be deseCrated in the way proposed, 1t would be
better for the mountain to fail to pieces at once:
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HOLIDAY BOOKS.

THE HOLLY TREE INN AND a CHRISTMAS TREE
AS Written IN he Christmas Stories by Charles
dickens Illustrated in color by George Alfred
Williams svo PIP. xviii, 139. (The Baker &
Taylor Company
THE STORY OF JOSEPH, AS Told in the Old
Testament With introduction by Fletcher
Harper Swift and descriptive essay and iiustra-
tIons bv George Alfred Williams. svO. PIP. Xxi.
l3a (The Baker & Taylor Company
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close in New York
FrancisCO)-M aripOsst
Zealand. Australia WesD. -
samoan Islands and New Caledonia
Ffanclscul-Iuy eric. s.OO
Japan Corea, china Philippine "
auds (vta Vancouver and Victoria. b -
Empress OF lndla II,
Hawaii, Japan Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands lyta San FTaneisco)-Hon~-
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

THE STORY OF AMERICAN PAINTING. The E~ou-
ton Of Painting in America from Colonial Times 10
the BY Charles II. Caffn. Illustrated Svo
PIP. xiii 396 IT. a. Stokes Company
HONORE DAUMIER. A Collection OF His Social and
Political Carcaures. together with Introductory
Essay His Art. BY Elisabeth Luther Cary. With
seventy six Illustrations Svo. PIP. V, 1875 &c. 7.
Putnam's Sons
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NEW YORK BED CROSS TO MEET NOV 10.

The third annual meeting of the New York State
branch OF the American National Red Cross will
be held Tuesday November 10. at o'clock in
the Aston Gallery Of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Following the business meeting there will be an
address by speaker of prominence
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MISCELLANEOUS.

COMMENTARY ON THE SCIENCE OF ORGANIZA-
TON AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BY ROD
ert ! Frank IL. y. 12mo. PIP 392 Fallon la"
Book Company
SIN AND SOCIETY. An Analysis Of Latter Day In
outy BY FSIWard AlsWnrth Ross. With 2 letter
10y President Roosevelt. 12mo, PIP Il, III though
ton Mfiin & Coz
ESSENTIALS OF Economic THEORY As Att'lti ~
TO MODERN PROBLEMS Or INDUSTRY AMI
PUBLIC POLICY. BY John Bates CLARK l2ino' PIP
xiv sol. (The Macmillan Company
THE MAXIMS OF METHUSESIAAH. Being the ad'lcl
Given by the Patriarch IN His Nine Hundred ana
Sfxtv-ninth Year to His Creat-Crandson at Shen
Coming Of Age. BY Gelett Burgess. Illustrations
decorations and cover by Louis u. Fancher. l2no
pp r. A Stokes Company
A nonsense book.
SON-NETS or A BUDDING BARD. BY Nixon water
man. Illustrated by John 4. Williams lzno' pp'
(ChCago: Forbes & Coz
WORDS TO THE wISE-AND OTHERS By t,le
Burns Sherman. limo, pp- tx Dol 'HenrS Hot a
COZ
! collection Of social and literary essays
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

sun rises GAS sun sets 44 Moon 25T Moons age II
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook 4:4S Gov Island Hell Gate 7:o2
FM-Sandy Hook 6;os Gov Island 5:S2 He'll T:a5
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DRAMA.

COLUMBUS 4 Drama With Introductio1 and Notes
by Arthur pougherty Rees. limo, pp. l2a John g.
Winston Company
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MODERN STUDIES BY Oliver Elton. limo, pp. VIII,
3i2 GonEmans Green & Co)
Essays literary subjects.
BROWNING'S ITALY A Study Of Italian Life and Art
IN Browning BY Helen Archibald Clarke. illus
trated. svo. PIP XIV. $50. Baker & Taylor Company
Reviewed n anothe- column.
MARGINAL. NOTES OF LORD MACAUtAY. Selected
by George Otto Trevelyan. l2mo' PIP
~. tLouGmans Green & COD
ESSAYS OFT OF HOURS. by Charles Sears Baldwin
emo. ~. 1860 ONngmans Green & Coz
Essays on literary and miscellaneous themes.
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Brings mail.