The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-11
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY. Publishers

CoIeridgc. Lord Bowen and other British
legal luminarics. and his Impressions
cnuld only he flceting he kept . very full
diary for the benefit ~ his family and
that is published now by tho United
States Catholic Historical Society, New
York. with an Introduction hv Father
Matthew Russell. = J.. under the title
Diary of visit 70 the United states
Il America in The Year 1889 by Charles,
Lord Russell IT Killowen The editor ls
Dr. Charles George Herharmann. The
late Lord Chief Justice crossed from the
Atlantic 10 the Pacific and had look az
the whole country. he took part IN the
excursion % celebrate tho opening "
the Northern Pacific His remarks IN
several public characters. notably Mr.
Evarts. are entertai ninE. hut the most
interesting thing revealed IN the diary
u the pains he took % hunt up Irish
people he knew particularly those from
his own part of Ireland He registered
a good many judgments ~ men and hts
Il history IN his notes. telling for instance.
she story ~ John Mitchell on the occasion
~ his looking mp his widow One note
about New Yura will show how shrrwd
an observer be- WIS BE- was taken o.
Jerome Park rp see suu" iruttiUg and
was driven by Wv 1T Hiye-.lf" Drv"
nj tn. Boulevard -Th'," two very
tine roads are due 20 tho iVcri r'crW"
farInd They arc fine Wild" rusds worthy
ufvhat feel s,sr.r5n will be- tho frItYrr ~
j. ].
the only cItv l tho world which owes I's
ldunman' -.a p-,HIgatr rdwuIstrfiI
IN" itrt Do o great deal u work don" 100
Twr.,i .fur vas c0nreivri In o. worthy
spirit but th" municipality was mad" 90
my fhr.,n NJ four PRICES f1rF A. present
The tide 81 fashion following the line n
Fifth avenue is distinctly setting toward
the other and lower side ~ the Park
When next visit New York ] expect %
find this riverside district with proper
rpad approaches and other means ~
aCcrss and shall feel disappointed Of the
mIIhonalr-z are. not Their" di~putlng for
-lts-, 90 this picturesque nrlghiorho0d
The fact is Fifth avenu" - too narrow
Tor great fashionable CENTRE. and in
few years 10 will probably be- found tp
rontatn taf lelst ~ q great extent bust
Ness HOUSES
Wisconsin does vol n honor three brave
brothers who were horn within Its terri
tory. though not brought up ~ a. m
-Thrre Wisconsin Cushing by Theron
wilber Haight. published by the Wis
consin Historical COmmls sion The most
famous u Commander William Booker
Cushing. who fastened the torpedo that
blew up the ram Albemarle and distin-
y,Iished himself IN other daredevil feats
Next comes Lieut. Col AlOnzo " Cush-
ing ~ Cushing's battery. who fell in re-
pelhng Pickett's charge az Gettysburg
The third. Howard r. Cushing. survived
the civil war and was killed fighting the
Apachss in Arizona. II Is a brilliant story
" Rallantry that Is recorded in this short
volume
The delightful essay on Dogs and Men
OHoughton Mifln Company. by Henry
e.. Merwin. reprinted from the Atlantic
MoRihiy. will b. appreciated by every one
Who has ever ovned a dog The author
belief that dogs and horses have ~ strong
chances for future life a. mankind may
not he orthodox or scientific but Il N
shared nv many who have had = strong
attachment 20 any animal. His theory
~ the dogs reasoning powers Is a. least
~ plausible a. the arguments of those
Who deny II.
A Second volume of The egrnds n the
Jews. by Louis Ginzherg. translated nv
Henrietta Szold. is issued by the Jewish
Publication Society 81 America. Phila-
delphia Il includes the stories relating
70 Joseph and the other SONS ~ Jacob.
10 Job and n Moses up % the time Of tis
exodus from Rgypt They are extremely
interesting IN themselves and besides
throw light on the Old Testament nara
tive The numerous Indications ~ notes
are pretty provoking. for these will only
he published in the final volume. for which
We must wait a long time. II these are
not mere references that volume will
contain a body ~ historical and ethno-
graphic material u the greatest value.
The exertions ~ a yOung Catholic priest
10 regrnsTate Coney Island ar" recOrded
in a little memorial volume. Memoir 81
Joseph Francis Brophy. y D. com
piled by Mrs Paul BOyton and published
by George e. Tilyou and Paul Boyton.
New York II y an inspiring story and
IL u gratifying % learn that Father
Brophys labors were appreciated by the
people for whom h. worked
Admiration for Mr. Hewlett has led
Milton Bronner IN devote a whole volume |
20 him. The authors enthusiasm In bis !