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>D\G ~ CENTRiL PiRk
To ~ ,dded on August tsio the Orrhr, 4.
traI HrrrratIons.

ParN commissioner Stoyer has darId..,i
10 nav" choral concerts on the Mall ~
Central Ps.re "a SUNDAYS. h"gmIlln-.
on m. afternoon ~ August ~
Trans Damrosch AMI Nlr NarquAri.
'Cniu,tnr- "t IN" Peoples choral Union
ha," promised IN. 'uuinIssIun"r that
'h.. m"rh..r- ~ the union will give, their
service, IN" t-rman and swedish sing
ing -oci.tl..~ ha," al-n ,nlunt".r,.i
The commissioner announced Ncst"r
dty thai ms plan a. giy" new and hrtla
heard uf American "r' h"~iral ,,inI-,-l
'ionG would b" oarri.-I oui newt wee.
WITH IN" Volp.. and kAltsnbrrn orch.str4s
N.Nt SUNDAY AZ m. Mall 'h. Legend and
->"zrp Episod" hy Henry / Gilh.rt
~ M -. -, .n ~ tn" AFTERNOON
NJ N'Iipwn- Pass "n sunday after
noon will D." given Ar'hrr FarHall (.
DOMAIN ~ HurazAn. has.-i un q. ,Tea
ton legend - m. central american
in1iAn- which tells that Hurakan. tho
tghty Wtnd. g..-sssi over m" waters
ma called tor IN" Earth M. children 4.
dance Du IN" recreation pi"T ~ Past
! "a "n'y fourth street has WorA.d ~
-'I,, ..~-fullv Their" that ~ IA, hs.n de-, rd.-d
p" 'Rf'ui m" I.stlw" ~ Va" Ihrrd
ant iasj ii2'h street piers ne Pars
D"Uartuu-n' got Miss Nainlm" I. steven,
ana = number 1T 'ran",l assistants 80
Establish IA" liv"ntl. dancing
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U,EE ms OpFT\1L WOR>g.
nidni Remove Sam Painted on IIi,
trnrr. but Tarrrd and Erathsred ThrnI

tEIH HOiB. ! Aug Instead -
removing nynf"r ~ objectionable
-rg.s 49, he lad proui-..d - d. 10 avoid
yr,-"rtIiion for criminal ld~,I. James VI
NiE"' ~ ~"Apri -ht merely ,.,r sr..d them
~rth 'A and feather. accord pE tp rnprs.
~.uta'Ipn- wtd.' T." dsy by Prosecutor
AuII"ra'. i..fnr. J,Idg, John D. Poster
In"' uy.' wf'hdr"W a." prnrl ID" 80 quasi
md "tT"u'- thai tai i.-.r found agun-t
illgpr and W.. must stand i'Ia,
ANrur Lor. grId.c.- Islibst Mayor y
Han Packer. ,ta'.. - HaI-"y. frank
VI NaYuu .iud u'D. ~ md boz. D., CHARGED
~,'h 'a,Iug painted t''.Ir 'lir"- uu hr-
i''u.'- Nth iuy'H.f'. r,.fUtTEa along.t,'..
81 th'iu When Iudi"'"d fuf libel H.. wa
gwen q" understand that 4 o.. would
r"iupE. No." -fEi- be- could not h.. pr1-.
r'.t"d IT, 'r.u-.' Man strong .rre..d
hat this N"uld u" dun" ~" Tru,..ctitnI.
hHW"s"r. produced photographs tot av
show NIX that th. removal consisted IN
'nv"rirg 'h-iu Nth the material which
T. symbolic Ol even deeper Coni-fnp'
VIZ AUEpr's latest action j. intended
u"r'' 80 inCit- than 10 prevent "a breach
Of th" p"srs.." SAID M. judge to-day IN
refusing to quash IA. indictments
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NEW BOOkS.
CorfinVod from Ssrsn,h PcsS

exposition Of the evils Of mill NE and
child labor. The heroine. with her amhi
ton 10 rise above the shittless noun
taineers among whom she IL horn. is at
tractive 50 are the various types % noun
tain people She seams TO lns~ the force
and common sense that mark hrr =, the
beginning for tho sole purpose vi pcr-
hitting the author IN descriha various
forms OF wrongdoing Tho actions of the
villains and som" mill incidents belong
10 the lowest class oI sensational msio-
drnma. and there arc gaps in IA" story
that dstract from its interest Tksrr can
lie no doubt. however. about tho earnest.
ness 81 the author. which some charming
Passages in the book will make the reader
regret
Even more earnest IL Mr. James Open
helm in Wild Oats IR " HuebSch.
New York; His story deals with the Fast
Sid" Jews whom he has described ia
earlier stories. and the doctor from whose
Office the observations were taken plays
a part IN this tale too IN ~ meant to
exhibit the far reaching consequences OF
early dissipation, matter which. m
spite OF the PREDATORY recommendation.
most people will consider should he rele-
gated to medical works aud not TO popular
fiction
Another novel. The Iaodicesn.- has
boon added 10 tn pretty pocket edition
OF the works Of I homas Hardy which the
Harpers are publishing. On reading
again Hnrdys stories retain all their old
charm his English few modern writer's
OF fiction can approach No more con-
renIent shape for general Use could he
devised :han this edition offers
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kFW< ~ PItI> ,ND pL,,ERS
g.. y puniIrt and HaItIe wnIiam. 'osiars
~ N comedy Iron Part,

The English comedian q = Huhrlsy
and Mis- HATTIE Williams are 80 L.. Irni
stars tins season ~ 'pn"iv m three i.'-
named Decorating Cl"m"ntIn- TIE
suthor- are Armand y" C,illav"' and Bot
ert dc Fl"r- Who wrot" "Iny" Wat,hc-
and -lncopziaui I'.rrg" ~. trar,
ran lAst winter ~ fG" Th"l'r" I', var.
"teS m ParI- under the 'Il.. ~ -. b.
Sacr" Charles Frorruan VII ul-r ;r..
duca N" play ~ Iruu'u
lIchi"r : 60 .uuDgnne that n u
Warner rn No Paul Armstrong; -l,.
'--s ~ last -..,lS"I ,lia- Jimmy NAL.n-
'in"- Will - r'-urn'd uu august ?, ~
Wallack's Th-.'--
b" Uu'urrg a'fTar'rpu ~ Maxine
flIot' - I'eafr" will -. tn" t-f.t.' re-
under IN" MANA g"fu"u' - E..-'rarr Hsr-
rls"n. beginning uU Thursday .H"urug
Sep'"'uu"r ID" Iu"'r' I- ny Tom Harry
and 10 doe ~ "d .l- % faro. ..'n.-sy m three.
acts " relate ~" .NI"rI"nr.s o. ..
Young man TE-f p|F 1t ,."l.'.,,' " ru ha4 Z
'heory Tor 49," ,IIr,. + tr.. divorce. ",f.
bhs four i"AitEE r..,.- Will I.. f'aN"d "
l'hr Wesley. LAM. t.vI. t,.-rfg, Nod
~~-d and Frlu'f- Evru"
H"uTy v Havrt- ha- I,l.lo'.d ~ r.h..tr al
N" puu'rv BOY. H u's plav ly idgar
S",Vyu o. o., -s...dul"i 20. pf..r A. H..
iih"riy Ih"atrr uu Monday "..utug.
august - Do" 'a-t rpr.fI,..- Forrest
Nuart Mrs stuart Rpl,-pu. I.ur, ,lark
"Illefi" k....-iAW ta'uI.u, tn-.r'-. stan
~ WOOD Walter NI"t. kr'y - rnn.Ily
Marion h"rrv A.fHur ~IaW HDt..rt
Wow ado Ir - ~faI.y. tiasrg. n
W"nder I"raldin" O'brI-n and JACK J
EuTWItE
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cowPI ,INr or 4 CoupoSER.
Thinks Extension OF Composition Term
Unfair To Thnsr Who Arr neadN.

Tue SUS has received letter 81 COM
PLANT from M" pf the competitors for the
80 nCn uri1. offered hy The Metropolitan
Opari Company for ~" best opera CON
posed hv native II IN. United States
on behalf ot those Who have hurried
their work ha writes. and have lost
MANY q night /, sleep m Orie- - have their
otaTI- ready within the specified time.
! should Ink" ~ utter a protest against
extending the time Aoo'her wear II
s..~u~ hardly tar - those who have not
only ipn- work that would have been
much ls'tt.r could they hay" had q longer
ram" m which '" 'nish H. hut who have
already incurred the aNpen-- of having
thew ~ror-s copied. which Is no trifing
me. and COMPOSERS ara as a rule not over
huri"n-d with this worlds go"'is.
Naturally they de- not feel Ike losing
.lth.- th. time ~ the money. conse-
quently their operas will suffer IN com-
psri~un with th0se that have had two
wears expended upon them instead ~
one II would seem IN AN equabl' contest
that It j. not fair To cnang- the conditions
under which the cont rstant- have t.-u
working
The competitor suggests that the COM
If'Nl'n ~ heaNel ia Nhi'UH NtNN"aA
of year
When Mr. GATH I asazya decided to
pnStp the closing Of the composition,
said otto H. Kahn Yesterday, be con-
suited an attorney. who advised him that
he had the right 10 do so Until the
poStponement was thought Of there had
been very few works submitted After
certain composers had assured Mr.. Gatti-
Casazza that they would compete in
case the time were extended TO allow
them 10 compose an opera, II seemed that
the greatest good Of the greatest number
should I've consulted and the post pone-
meni was announced
Mr. Kahn declined to say how many
scores had h.aen submitted. but IL has
been reported that only twelve had heen
received a few months ago Naturally
any move on tho part Of the committee
that tends To increase the number OF
works submitted does not find favor with
the composers who have already sub
mitted their works
In" ewari u one that - well worth
trying for. In addition To a cash prizs
Of $1,000 the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany promises TO produce the work and
pay royalties for it's Use.
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THE way THEY PJT IT.
veil known sayings ~ They Have Be~n
ENTre<sed ny Different Men.

II has been said that there were or u
nally only three jokes IN the world some
say seven from these has sprung
modern humor; so people long ago learned
90 expect nothing new under IN. sun
and to agree with Pliny the elder who
before he persisted in the Nesuvius "rup-
ton Of 4 u. 20 remarked.
In comparing various authors with
one another | have discovered that some
transcribed, word for word. from former
works. without making acknow edg-
mentE
Some Of these irInscription- make
interesting comparisons.
bonRfellow wrots Art - long. and time
- ie"ting Goethe pat the sentiment
into German thus
A,I Gp''' 80" kun.i ~ lang
ud aur. 49, uu-.r ..h-n
Which Bayl-d Tuylor translated q nust
literally
M God. bu' art - long
Nnd life alas. l. feet,n.
Chaucar had said The lyfe 80 short
the craf, So long to lerne. bat Hippo'-
rates hong uefor" him had uttered IN"
same thought
Pope said
knov thv-eIf presume not God - San
The proper study % mankind - man
But Chaucer had said Phil wise ~
h.a that can hIIn--lven knowr Ieryan'a-
not It, Make u thv business To know thy-
ssN which - the most dif'icIlf thing IN
tho world DIogsnes l-iertius said thai
Talss VA the originator ~ the saving
PmtarCh gives u 10 Plato. and n - found
alSo IN slightly variant form IN the t1ng,I..
~ PythaguraS. ihiln. tleobnluS. Bias
Socrates .luVenal took IT. origin from
IA" human realm when h" says ~ ds'scrnded
from heaven
Cariyl" wrote ~ Ono life little
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, ,OWR,DI O\ my ,p,RTI
Tho FIrsi Consul ~ Hr Npp-arrd To G~n
klcbrr IN IgNpI

r,pIs. Jglv = tor many years thera
has lam ~ ~" dr,hI,'.. e the Wur D"-
partrnsrt = worn and stained notebook
label"t Piars Number 49, and hearing
tho title written On IA" put-,d" -klSbcr =
u1tabonN which no ono ever 'h"uEnt
Wiz gsnuIn" one e the k"er'-- = IN"
archives rerertlv examined IN" fadal
handW ritinC with car" and after COM
narinC ~ with authcuttr Documents ~
Kl"h"r- hand rpncud.I that ~ was
undoubtedly m" Uinu-r ript 81 tho rpr'h
general Napoleon 'H'uIHui'r ~ arms
U IgvVf and = has -.u'ss been "-t.b-
i-hs-i that this note h.'ok VS. M kl.b.r
r.a"k"' vh"n n" Was stabbed - dnsth
hy IN" Egyptian f,natr" Sul~iman ~
afro IN Juno II. IS'n
Throughout his uut"b.Dk klnb.r show
= dorl-" =, rht.un = rI-t estimate It Va
polsspu'- character ~ E"r "ral md ~ a
man HI Judgment - unfavnrahl" -
the. First tpu-ll ~ ~" following extract
shows
One day B0uaparta with mpudsn,
presumption -p,k" - ~" Il r-v"r-"-
which h" should nav" sNpsctsd and ~
-,icr..s-..- which h." hoped for after the
haiti. " Nb"ukIr ard h" said I play
than auoth"r IA 'hI- Lind IT event But
g. play with history -."''i- 30 m" - plav
with .y-nt- Themselves. and - play with
events ~ - ulty with -" lives ~ men.
with puhIc and private fortunes. with
the hsppir"r- and prosperity II thu
Nn'Infrv
l. that y bat no" h.-., would haN. me
UNDERSTAND | ''r know hu' 7 should
hayo'Irfi..r-' .ud hunt ~. had .gIlt { rs"
only that nv rain'. stall ~ pag"s ~ he
?. r. c,.l"bii'y I-m' only pbI.' = aud all h..
r"7' has no meaning - u'.. r.. that as ~
NAV I Wa -, STRUCK win ~" ifuuerti u..u,"
~ IN" cords that an involuntary .vprss
z.ru e nd ~ Iilpu show - f's"f and
.ai'I~Hd hlrl % char Z" he ten" and hrs Ian
gltg"
France o','l'd r"' ave-. "ru r,biuga'.i
l,t . NOR. miserable ,hsflatau ou Ia.
Eight...rth bruUIIr" to vii "D' saw"
the. country Ih,. Constitution IL only a
sorry mask winch the tyrRrt has 'Gnught
b"tt.r - w"u f,r ~" tim" being and
whirh h" VIll ihrpw ont Ot i.,n wIndD~
b..frr.. u h.sutu"s u-..i..s- T., hlm
-iIr"r y" auIIir'-i ~, glory iu tEhti'g
Monte, FI'7Ili. No" greatest general - -"
C.utstrs. NdIr,l', ~ Dhiainssd his celebrity
by lighting AGAINST all Tie ms, rnt,,.ntI..
g"f .-f,4l- that a." lpfIs.. ut Austria cr,I!i
PROVED. T. h" hk,-iy How Cpuld ho b"7
~" likes uphDdv. but he tanks nr can DO
without Affection Nv making men bond -
hun hy pr,Isptlyr and presents
:" iis'-i Ii. %, '',''ry thing lg,'-s ~ l',F,s
and 's.gEd- IGch day s't'l..- is ,v y
aTalrs NJ b" p''''ud- ." hcli"s.' 90
fatality
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law schools

their "Wn dumastics Md Pluia-rh
say. that iuitgonus replied ~ obesity
- = "ul"Et.ru. NV servant - net awua
81 Tins
When tN~ oandleS arc out al women
are far ii F1rarCh When an eau
dies h" put all cats he gray. Sud John
erwood IN IN" >iNteanth century. and
" = Gilbert recently sang
~u" 4 often ra--"I fr- iort.-r,r
In ~" dua, wi'h . N-nt h~bind hsr
To err o. human. g., forgIva divine.
wrote Pope. PIItar"h had put ~. For
- err IN opinion though ~ bs not the
part ut WIS., men - at laas' human
rrrtulliau ~ the second century wrote
that -he whu fle-s will tignt again Gold
smith puts ~
Dor b." uuo Nights and ruu~ away
MAY h," Q" ught ,n'tisT dar
To h" prepared for war T. me ~ The
most "heCtual means II pres"TNin: pnSca
recognized q. belonging - George
Wash ngtsn Horac" had sad In paat.,
a. WIS man. M" should make s,Iltthia
pr"para'iru tor war White priIlius Svru.
pat ~ w" -h,uld rruvid" ~ r-'1Ss what
W. need m war
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hooks HeceIN Ell.

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TETRt/ZINI ~ CONCERT.
san franciscan says ne Has Engaged Her
for Opera Also.

W n Leahy. an opera manager Of San
Francisco. declared yesterday that he
had an exclusive contract for the services
OF Luisa Tetrazzini for the season OF i9iO-li
He gave ont a statement TO that effect
which wls signed With the singers name
in London on July - Mr. laahv further
said
-TetraZZInI - 10 appear IN concerts In
the principal cities OF the United States
and IN grand opera IN san Francisco IN
conjunction with the grand opera com
pany under the direction Of George
Polacco. who handled the orchestra when
Tetrazzini made her American debut. Ia
san Francisco IA 1914
The Polacco company has an engage
nent to sing IN Mexico during the cen
tenniai celebration Of MeXicos iud..-
p-ndence There are a5p people m the
company and they will support T-'raz
yIni when she sings IN san Francisco
Los Angeles Portland and seattle
-TstrazzInI will arrive m this CITY m
November and will Immediately begin
her grand concerts Her first concert
will he given here Sh" will then 90 to
Philadelphia. ~ LOUIS. Chicago. Kansas
city and other large cities
MN. T.trazzinI had . great deal 10
worry her while IN London On April -
she got wireless message from Gatti-
ta>azNa saying h. might arrang. for two
months al the Metropolitan About tn.
-an" time she received - copy of a state
rn,ni made by Nl"-Sr- hahn and Russell
that they mad Engaged her to appear IA
Boston On May 81 Herr Dipp"l called on
n"r and arranged to have her appear IN
thirty performances. hfts."n ~ hiCigo
and hft..n IN Philadelphia and Blltlmor"
ne contract wa to haN" l'"en closed pu
ct p"furs June H.. but on Jun" { MIR
t'uard. representing the Metropolitan
people. called and announced that Herr
DIppel had no authority To deal with her
On Jun" - Attorney S"ligb-rg, REPRE-
s.ntiug m" Metropolitan Op"ra House
called and sad that Guard. Dippal ~ No
one sl~" mad any authority Ia deal with
her. that M. WAS th" only one With power
To- inak" terms with her IetraZZinI 10
cam. - Disguised that she would not
DISCUSS business with any - heH
Nr L"thy has b-..n manager If 'h.
1Iyon Dp.rd House OF ~stn frdnci-yo for
tN"ntN years ~" purposes 10 erect a
new mouse on the SIT. Of m" old On"
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Atleu schmidt.

P.ovirI so, Nug. Tho wedding of
Miss Tiara E~l,r''a S"fni1'. daughter ~
Mg- clare " schmidt. ard David Justin
Nil"n. -o7 of the rev and Mrs x Osmon
Nllru = ~tIrio-dvitln. y 8 toe. place
Ig.l evening a. tho Cathedral re~iury
uui. nc iNp families wcr. present al th.,
,sT"t OF. b hiir VIDE Performed Ivy tue
rev. AIi-itu buu.lry. The bride va III 80,
away bv her mot h-T and Na- attended, IA
N-, tar, Nc tlrTon 49, Iutid ~ houor
lu" bridegroom Mas Ifi"udsl y. his
brother Nu-itu het,hgm Nileu AttET tho
Ns,idiyg -UpIrr VIZ and MTS Nllen left for
short V'.'idiuE tTtp md WHOM the frttirn
hey "tli -tTTt ur tho tourney Nest .top-
ping - pl.'rr Ut interest 90 route Tor
Sstitls
IN" uridr o. V"ii SHOWN IN io,1l musical
cir - lUd the bridegroom 10 q graduate OF
lruyf nv rr-.tN, 'iars Ui tfsiS. a member
81 the knppA sigma fraternity aud tbs, phi
Beta Kappa Society.
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rE-mer .nd uor.-- In,. Hole IN s,r-e,

between q and iOJn q clock yesterday
morning three horses a nd a tire patro
foil INTO th. excavation for the high pres
sur" wni"r mains which ~ h-ing dug ~
irunt ul ~ stanton street Fire Patrol Z,
going - 90 -InAll blal". slid into the ditch
first ana then a horse attached to an
Avenu. e horse car fell ~ Later a team
%; sti'-ot car nor-s-S which had got loose
from th.. cav ~ tho BoweTy went hcIter
rk"lfcr into the hol" All got ont with
hti.. damdE"
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IN,CrrRiCIrS az urHORS.
CurIous Nistakes That Have Appeared IN
Famous Books


Lovers Of Sir Walter scott care li'tlN
that in -Kenilworth- Amy Robsart Is
made 10 have a dramitic meeting with
Queen Elizabeth some wears after the
dat" Of hnr actual death ~ that m Ivan
hoe Knight 81 Richard 7 ConverS"s
with another ~ william tho Ionqueror.
the great grandfather of Richard Ana"h
rouI-ms and mlprr crror- are pardonsd
To- E"nar-o- and complete lis' Of III"
mistakes committed hv ShaNospo ~" alone
would 'ill many pages
Lamar iru'ihl"s particularly hav" se"in"d
"a aT""t authors In King solomon =
Mines Rider EaEGari accomplished an
unsurpassed feat ia .,ips Nc a moon when
n was new instead ot full SIR Walter
Be>.n' also juggiri With the moon when
~ Tn" children ~ Gih"on" he had his
new moon rlS.. ~ the east AZ O'Clock N
tho morning
blackberry rs almost as prolific IN errors
"a ShaSe-Pe1r" In Tn" Ncwcom"S'
Give asks m = letter dated ia Why
have We no picture of the sovereign and
her august cuu-urt from Smrrs brush
In answer tn which On" reason might he
attributed to the fact that tho Prince
LARRY. IA Rachel Esmond warrinGton's
preface 20 Henry Esmond,- which
Thacheray dated I77S, lr had her refer
20 RoChAmbeau's visit to this country
As matter Of fact the French soldier
did not come until 1850
Mohammeds soldiers in 'PendennIs'
are accused of cutting OF the heads OF
all prisoners refusing to accept the one
prophet Of God. regardless OF the fact
that MohammcdaGs profess belief IN
all the prophets Of "a. Bible Noah
Abraham. Moses. Jesus. 80 Mohammcd
only being taken as the greatest And
in The Nriginians' On ara"t.r - az
rested for debt during dIyin" service an
unlawful proceeding according 10 the
English code
Some q tla errors committed not
through lguprauC. hat apparent ap-
sent mIndcdng-s ar lfidiCrous Trnllope
mad" ~ Andy Scott come whIsthug up
IN. sfr,,..t with % cigar n hi- mouth. aud
p"to" assures his readers thai Robinson
CTI~p, haipr" taxing ~ hiS clothes TO
swim t. 10" wreck took tho prcCaut.0n
to I'll his rockets with biscuits More
RECENTLY Iui"s Verne has brought his
hero m Around the World ia Eighty
DAYS 'p hIS club "a triumph iu-f a. the
clocks ri London strike ten minutes 10
- wv Le ''NrI"l~I~ rU'n 'hl'T'uN
mai r.p,,t.I tb, d,.,,,,.,v ,u tn. Sin.
of tho -nui. BODY o' 4 man who had only
ten SOUS m has waistouat rocket
Isrvsui.S allowed hi- NinchY Panla IN
pnh S'hN"t' - "a" 'l ga a. d't-I
n"Niht EolHbIF iath'N'"' " dh!h."'
u'Ih i"E'. va man" ~ Ni''V"N NaN"
to- Portugal NEdalu-lI a. q capital
Su" "rrpr. are raritg-'ly I.rlv-.' Il
: h. Fr..T v#. - E..Fa q
w, "H'nnr lti'''".. r' ~ h'hpr 81
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Wan, Prom the BroO'bn Diorr.r G"inz
to ia" EurhaTigiir Ipngrr~s

iarg" nur"b"r ~ c,"rcv'n"u and lay
men - tie Brooklyn dln'.'-" ar" Z" attend
N" Roman tat1uli, '.IrharI 81, ,'gugr,.-z
m Montreal IN September SPECIAL
commits" II m" ~ vincent a.. Paul
No"iv'y. Particular tuuUrIi o. BrupElvn
mas leon appointed 80 lur, Ter arrange.
TnHnts for thD-. guin,. from tho Brooklyn
diocese.
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LITrRiTI RE ~ THE FORTIES.
Not Profitable taIiinE. according TO q
letter From Prrsrott the Historian

letter from the author Of The Con
quest NJ MsyIcn' 10 an tnEl,shman who
had conceived the notion e setting M
~ literary man IN America casts an m
s'rurtiv" hight upon M" condit tons ~
auihrr-htp u the 'p- Mr. Prescott
wrote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-03
INTERESTING PEOPLE.

Many a fashion among French handles
set by the late Due de Sagan, father
OF Anna Gould's present husband. Among
other fashions was that Of wearing a single
eyeglaSS with a very wide black ribbon
a practice followed for many years by
ParisianS who wished TO look smart" in
one respect, however, his most faithful ad-
mrers refused to follow the duke. This
on horseback. He first INDUCED in this &c
centricity at meeting When a
shower came down and the leader OF fash
ion was seen TO be holding an umbrella
over himself and his horse the sensation
was immense. No one VentUred TO initiate
Kim, however and ultimately he abandoned
the practice.
The pious wish lately expressed by Sen
atOr jeff Davis that Mr.. Rockefeller might
be burnt eternally with his own oil recalls
a petition presented to the United States
Congress in the early days Of the Standard
Gil Company. The petitioners prayed that
a stop might be put TO the rTeNeTent and
irreligiOus proceedings OF the trust in draw
ing such enormous quantities Of petroleum
from the earth and thus checking the de-
signs of the Almighty. who had stored II
there with a view to the eventual destruc-
ton OF the world.
Chang Kang-hu, an official in Pe1in. has
originated the National Disgrace Society"
which is designed to keep the Chinese peO-
pie in mind of their national disgrace, with
view TO awakening and stimulating their
desire 10 reform. II Is intended to build
a tower in which will be exhibited relics
or pictures of events and incidents which
have brought China to her present humil-
iatiug and critical pOsitiOn.-ChIcago News.