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HISTORY.

THE TOWER OF LONDON BY Richard
Davey With fourteen illustrations. svo
pp y, SCI. e. P. Dutton & Coz
It's history. past greatness and frupor-
tapce in relation 10 English national his
tory; with plea for its complete restora-
ffcn 70 its original condition S nearly as
3 possible. The author presents many
new facts IN connection with the varied
GENTS u which the Tower has been the
scene.
PANAMA AND THE CANAL TO-DAY BY
Forbes Lindsav With hftv-three illus
trarfOns from recent photographs and I'VE
maps 12Tno. pr xiii, .SS. (Bcston:
L Q. Page y CO.
N historical account OF the canal
project from the earliest times with spe-
ciEl reference TO the enterprises Of the
French company and the United Stat s.
with = detailed description Of the VA ter
way II viii be ultimately constructed.
and a brief history Of the country, It's
pll ysical features and natural resources
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WILL LECTURE ON SCHOOLS
Municipal Expert VIII Explain Civic
Education in Germany.

DR.. Georg Kerschensteiner. supertnten-
dent Of schools of Munich. arrived last
night from Genoa on the North German
Lloyd liner Princess Irene. He comes here
70 spend two months in the United States
visiting the important cities and lecturtnS
on Industrial education in Germany. While
here hs viii be the guest Of the National
Society for the Promotion OF Industrial
Education. On November IS he will deliver
an address on THE Continuation Schools
OF Germany"
DR.. KerschensteineF was elected sUperin-
tendent Of schools Of Munich IN 1895, and II
was through his efforts thai ffty-two trade
and twelve continuation schools we're es-
tabIished. The boys OF the city are com
PEELED to attend Ole OF these institutions
until eighteen years old
Some five years before his appointment
as superintendent. DR.. Ksrschenteiner pub
Hshed an essay on THE Civic Education OF
the German YOUTH which Won for him
the first prize Of the Royal Academy OF
Erfurt
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HOLIDAY BOOKS.

PETER Pan IN KENsINGTON GARDENS. BY
J. N Barrie With drawings by Arthur
Rsekhnu- svo, Do. 126. Charles Scrtbner s
S0ns.)
4 WONDER BOOK AND TANGLEwooD
TALES. By Nathaniel Hawthorne. With
Iwenty-foUr colored illustrations by Il. Gran
& Co(
THE LAST OF THE MOEICANS. Or Nara
tive or -757- By James Feninore Cooper.
With illustrations by E. BOYD Smith. Svc,
pp TX. 90. Henry Holt & Coz
i WONDER BOOK AND TANGLEWOOD
TALES FOR GIRLS AND BOYS. BY Ma
Lheniel Hawthorne. With pictures by Max
1ield Parrish 40. %. tx. 36s- Dufaeld
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that the book viii contain hitherto I'M
known portraits OF Musset and his con-
temporaries.
Mrs Burton Harrison has been writ
ing her "reminiscences. and these viii be
published in "Scribner's Magazine" in
1911 The youth of this writer was
passed IN the South, where she was
born. and she has many recoIlections
worth preserving Of Virginia before the
war. She has set down, by the way. an
account Of her meeting with Lincoln
and she has recorded some hitherto IN
published facts about jefferson Davis.
E,ighty-tvo plates. including reproduc
tons Of all the finest French prints pro-
duced in the thirty years before the
French Revolution. have been engraved
for the forthcoming volume entitled
French Line Engravings of the Late
XVIIIth Century" The joint authors
are Mr.. Basil Dighton and Mr.. H. w.
Lawrence The edition viii be limited
TO one thousand copies. and the price Of
each is something more than $40.
he NOVELIST kttUNf II d. III >. &-AA-AA H.
ker. some OF whose agreea bic books have
been published here by the Messrs.
Scribner, has written e new tale under
the title Of Master and Maid" or the
heroine. LalIie Clonmeu. q young ad-
mirer sings:
L,allie was an Irish girl
With voice as sweet as Orpheus' lutte
The chaps all fell ia love with her
And al the masters followed suit
There are not many regions in Europe
te which American travellers have not
penetrated, but some OF the yet IN
spelled places viii reveal themselves IN
Miss Betham- EdWards's forthcoming
hook. "Unfreduented France Few peo-
pie who U.s. the English tongue know as
much about France as does this lady,
whose home. for many years, il has been.
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viii give an address on Pioneering in the
Philippines before the 27d street Young
Mems Christian Association.
The subject Of the IessOn-sermou in the
Christian Science churches tomorrow will
be Everlasting Punishment"
DR.. Charles A. Eaton. pastor OF the Madi-
son Avenue Baptist Church, viii preach
Tomorrow at L g. m. and D. M
At Christ's Mission the Rev Paul NJ
Spencer will preach tomorrow afternoon
at $50 o'clock.
The Rev. Or. Abbott z. kittredge VIII
occupy the pulpit OF the Madison Avenue
Reformed Church tomorrow morning at
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ESSAYS

Oh PEOPLE By Harriet L. Paine. With
an Introduce lsu by Alice Brown limo,
% z1-zii c56. lHoushton Miffiin COM
PAM
Charters O., The problems q old age
work. Earning Living. The Inner
fe OF the Old. Relations q the Old and
Young and Last Lessons n Character
on HOUSE AND THE PEOPLE ~ II BY
rTizsberh Robins Feuueu I2mc, Dc. tx,
So. lHougaton Mlfitu Company
some domestic phases OF artistic life in
London revealing the love and other az
fairs OF some Of the reratners q the
r-sT=eNcl1
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MISCELLANEOUS,

OR INLAND SEAS: THEIR SHIPPING AND
COMMERCE FOR THREE CENTURIES.
By James Cooke Mills. With illustrations
from Photographs and maps and drawings.
svo. pp- Ky. Sso. Chicago: 4. c mcclure
& CO..
history Of marine development or the
Great Lakes from the Indian canoe 10 tie
modern levtathans, and the relation il bears
70 the prosperity Of the whole country
WOMAN N ITALY From the Introduction Of
the ChivalrOus Service Of Love to the APP
reararce Of the Professional Actress. BY
William Boulting- With sixteen uIustra-
tions. svo. pp. \. 856. t8rentano' s.
A STUDY in social evolution. showing that
with the recognition OF woman as an i'm
portapt factor Ia the life OF the community
the country grew more liberal and open
minded
WRITTEN ENGLIsH. = Guide to the Rules Of
Composition BY John ETskins. Phi. D, as
sociate professor u English in Columbia
University. and Helen Erskine, A. NJ I6rno.
ID VII, CO. The Century Company
Chapters on grammatical terms with rules
for correct spelling. punctuation. ETC. and a
list Of common errors.
PLATTER6 AND PIPKINS. By Mary Il.
RruuJ- 12Tu0, pp- 5Js- Chicago; \. {. Mo-
Clurg e CcJ
Treating Of the nome. how it should be
swept ana garuished from attic 20 cellar.
? ARE THESE THINGS TRUE. By Lillian HO-
bart French. Emo pp. 81. Che Brother
hood Publishing Company
questions concerning the Origin OF Man.
Marriage, KarIna and ReincaTnation-
GREAT AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES. BY Ed
win h. Slosson. Illustrated. Syo. pp. xvi.
52S- gThe Macmillan Company
A study VI our leading universities and
what they are doing. their similaTities
and contrasts with statistics regarding The
money annually spent by them for instruc-
tlaa their relative standing. etc
START YOUR CHILD RIGHT Confidential Ad-
vice 10 Parents and Teachers by Wiliiaw
Iss Howard VI. u. l2mo Do 1876. (The
Fleming II. Rryen Company
TIE AUTOMOBILE. rs Selection. Caro- and
Use, by Ita6srt SlOss- limo, pp- 1874
CTha 01ltins Publishing Company
0f the WAY in which Insects May spread or
fs31Ise some II our Common Diseases. With
many original illustrations from photogra ms.
~ Rennie X. DoEne, a. b. limo, pp. xiv.
-. iHeary HoiJ az Coz
Faets IN regard To tine development hnb-
ffs Structure lie histories and methods Of
c.terlni pation Of the insects dealt with,
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EDUCATIONAL.

AoRCEAUX GHOSTS DE LITTEEA TURE
TDANCATSE Prose XTEeue Eiecle-3
Avec Notes. Rsmarqu=s II Resumes en-
AugIzis Par Mons. 3. II. Marchat. z.
T. r-me, pp X, iPs- london Inc
walter scott Publishing Coupauy.P
Intended not only for students but for
those who haze obtained conzi6s gable
Familiarity with the French language.
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BOOKS or THE WEEK.
ART

THE WHISTLER BOOK A Monograph q
tbs Life ana Position in Art OF James
NcNetI whistler together with GereIul
Ssucv Of His More Important orks-
by Sadalzicht Hartmann. with httS
seven reproductions OF Nj whistler
most important works. limo. PIP ~
2-2 Boston: L. c Page q Coz
TIT. GOLDEN AGE OF ENGRAVING. a
cnecfaIist's story About Fine Prints. BY
Frederick KeppelL With 2e2 1ilusfra-
IONS Showing the Progress Of the AT
rom the Year 1865 70 the Year 1919.
ovo Do. xiii S1s The Baker & Tay-
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COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL MOVES.

This afternoon Kent Hall, the new home
Of the Columbia University School Of Law,
VIII be formally dedicated Some OF the
leading members Of the bench and bar in
this state are scheduled 10 speak. among
them being Chief Judge Cullen OF the Court
of Appeals, and Justice Ingrahan, presid-
ing justice Of the Appellate Division.
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JUVENILE.

cHAT7TERsoX FoR 1910. Founded By ] E 7a
Dana Estes & Col
It's special features are three long Stories
'Atasterr}an,s Mistake The Story OF Alex
ender Selkrk'' and a Yale q the early nine
teenth century. entitled Jim Davis. BY John
Maseheld: a series Of reproductions OF IA
nous paintings with sketches and anecdotes
and a collection Of poetry.
BILLY TOMORROW IN CAMP. BY Sarah
Pratt Carr illustrated BY H. s. De Lay
& Coz
The second yoluHas in the e., Billy TOzMo5-
hero's adventures in San Francisco.
An OLD. OLD STORY BOOK. Compiled from
the Old Testament By Eva March Tappan-
Illustrated. 40 ID. tx, 294 The Houghton
Mifiin Company
Old testament stories in the actual words
Of the Bible, but adapted 10 the little folks.
THE BCNNIKINS-BCNNIES IN EUROPE By
Edith B. Davidson Pictures by Clara e. At
wood 16nlo, PIP 81. (The Houghton Mitiin
Company
a trip abroad with aIr. and Alrs. Gray
Squirrel.
TWO sCHOOLGIRLs OF FLORENCE. BY May
Baldwin. With eight colOred illustrations by
3 c. EaTnshaw. limo. ID. $50 e. =.
The experiences OF two English girls in
boarding school in italy.
THE RoUT OF Tho FOREIGNER. By Guuelrla
Zollfnger. Illustrated. 12mO pp. s25. Chi
cagO: A. g McC1urg & Coz
A historical romance Of the reign OF Henry
III, Of which a sixteen-yesr-old BOY, RanulE
&c Brianzol, Of Essex, is the hero.
TEN BOYS FROM HISTORY. By Kate Dickin-
son Sweetser. Illustrated by George Alfred
Williams. Svo. PIP. 30. Dutffed q Col
stories about Mozart, David, Louis XVII,
Edward the Black Prince. Stephen and Mich
alas. the boy Crusaders; Hugh or Lincoln,
Peter u H2ariem. David FarTaGut, and
Tad" the youngest son or President Lin
coin
THE ANIMAL. TRAINER. From the French Of
p Guigou, by Edgar Mills. Pictures in color
by A. Nimar- 4to, pp, 81 (DU47eld & Coz
The story Of N. Candy des Sosques and
his circus
THE PIES AND THE PIRATES. A Shadow
Show, with 4 Scissors Supplement. By John
Itaa. Illustrated. Syo. pP. "a DuIHed &
Coz
with pictures which be cut out ard
the figures used IN the shadow theatre
= CHILDS BOOK OF OLD VERSES. Selected
and illustrated by Jessie Wilcox Smith. SvO,
ID. tx PA (Duffied & Coz
Containing moro than one hundred selec-
tons.
CAPTAIN PHIL. A Boys Experiences IN the
Western Army During the War Of the Re
hellion- BY NJ. Nj. Thomas. Illustrated
12ulos pp. y G55. tHenry Holt 8 CO..
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Al the 9 O'Clock service the oratorfo OF
Elijah by Mendelssohn- viii be sung
DR.. william J. Dawson, OF London. viii
sneak at the Labor Temple Tomorrow
NIGHT Alfred HaIlam viii have charge OF
the temple chorus Of seventy-five voices
Professor s C. Schmucker. OF the state
Normal school Of Pennsylvania viii lect-
IRE In the afternoon az 5:f5 O'Clock on "A
Stalk OF Corn" Continuous meetings win
be held from O'Clock In the afternoon
until 10 at night A new feature Of the
Labor Temple win be the childrsn's hour.
az . O'Clock. with stories and songs
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ERATURE.

ENGLISH TRAGICOMEDY. It's origin and
HistorT BY Frank Humphrey Ristine
Phi Z. Svo, pp. Ky. PAT. columbia Uni
-ersity Press, The Macmillan Company,
agents.
comprehensive survey OF JraE1con6dy IN
England. with the object % determining It's
position and Importance in the drama OF
which II ia 4 part.
Contest Art BY L. V Lucas. 12mO, pp.
XII @54 lThs Macmillan Company
An anthology Of letters containing EeIec-
JiCns from those Of Carlyle Stevenson. Shell
ley, Dickens sydney smith Edward Fttz
Gerald. Charles Lamb, Gilbert White Will
lam Blake and q host Of others
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NATuRE STUDIES.

LIVES or THE FUR FOLK Hy n u. Havi-
tan6 illustrated nv T. Caldwell l2ino.
rp. rs Hougnans. Green g Cos
-tudte. II the foX. badger, eat and rabbit
TIE BOOK or THE ANIMAL KINGDOM
AsIr-1.fe az X. PereiVai WesrzI ?. L.
IA a-IareG and eco pain plates. chiefly
from photographs - 'h@ nvtng animals ~
Berrtfee r T. arc Do ak. 90
e r Button & Co
a general sur-sv OF tie mammals af the
rrl~IT
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At the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Brooklyn. ths Rev. DR.. Cleland b
NcAfee breaches IN the morning on The
Conversion Of Paul" and in the evening on
Paul: The Development OF q Christian
Democracy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29

At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
the Rev Dr. William j. Dawson. from
London. will preach both IN the morning
and afternoon tomorrow.
At the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian
Church, now worshipping In the large hall,
Charities Building, the Rsv- Dr. Walter
Duncan Buchanan. pastor. viii ofticiate and
preach at II a. IN and D. m tomorrow
Mrs. Adele Marie Riaue, founder OF the
University Of Soul Education. OF Paris, viii
begin tomorrow her course OF lectures on
Advanced New Thought" taking up The
New Order for Success" DR.. Tejnarayan,
Of India. known az The Monk" and DR..
McIvor-TyndaH will also speak at the
nesting.
James H Hickey. representing the Re
publican County Committee. VIII speak to-
morrow evening at the Church Of the Sa-
viour on Moral Issues Of the Campaign -
Preparations for the celebration OF the
twenty-first anniversary OF the founding OF
the Epworth League OF the Methodist Epis-
eopaI Church on Friday, November II. are
about completed The festivities will be-
gin with a conference for league workers
at No. $50 Fifth avenue After this there
will be an informal dinner at " anamaker's.
Henry B. Rose VIII deliver an illustrated
lecture on Ben Hur'' at the mems meet
ing Of the West side Young Mems Chris
tian Association tomorrow afternoon at .
o'clock.
Special music will be rendered at the
night workers service in st. Paurs Chapel
tomorrow morning. Miss Helen Dickson.
formerly soprano soIeist for Pryor's Con-
cert Band. and William Fullerton. tenor.
will sing the duet Love Diyines and the
male choir will give two numbers Her
bert Hodgson will give hfteen-n1inuts
organ recital before the service. The Rev.
Montague Geer viii preach
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The Rev. DR.. A Edwin Keigwin VIII
preach ST both services in the West End
Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
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At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
the Rev Dr. William j. Dawson. from
London. will preach both IN the morning
and afternoon tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29

At the West End Collegiate Church q
class for the study Of the International
Sunday school lessons Is being conducted
by the Rev. Thomas Mcbride Nichols on
Friday afternoons at 4:3O o'clock
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ST. Georges Gbureb

ST. Georges Gbureb
stuyyesaBt Square and 10Th Sc
Rev. HUGH BIRCkHEAD, DID,, Rector
"a M-HoIy Communion
II a. M-Norring PRAYER AMI Ssrnea
Preachsr-The Rector.
p. M-EvsninE Prayer and Sermon
Subject. The sin Of Indider-nee--
Preachsr-Rev. W1G SCARLET
ALL SEATS FREE
CrInlfy Church
Sunday Services 80. 1870 a n cssru--p;
$50. 500 = n
Weekday Services 30 200 a Hasp
Church open ali day. The public 10 eordialIy
invited 70 the services both or Sundavs ard On
week days
FIFTH AVENUE 5APTlsT CHURCH
West Fo-ty-sIxth Street
The REV CHARLES f. AkED. ID. n.
Services at II and ; 5'eiocf
Mornlns--Old Testament nrolsrancs and Ir-
Evening Immortality: an Appeal 70 III.
Ages No. . The Intuirions o. Plato ar4
BIBLE CLASSES FOR YOUNG NEN A~Is
1OlNG WOMEN AT $50 a VI.
CENTRAL PfSESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. WILTON MERLE SMITH. D. - D. p Pas f
Rev 9. H SMYTH, Jr.. Assistant
DR. MERLE-SMITH breaches at II A VI. & 2 N
Evening subject: 'OMNIPOTENT WILL. Or
The DYNANIICS OF SUCCESS
. Christian EndeavOr meeting sunday morning
9;+J. Young mems Bible study class 10 A N
Sunday School P " Devotional EIaerf-z
We'd AZ p Il. All welcome
The LADIES' CHRISTIAN UNION vii r.
sumo weekly Devotional meetings on Wsdnes-
day. November ID. in the Chapel OF the Col
legtate Church, Fifth Avenue and Forty-sizhch
StreeL. az Eleven 4. NJ
These PRAYER meetings win courtnus svs-v
Wednesday from November 10 Nay. a. The sane
place and hour Ladies are cordially invited
Miss MARTHA z PETTTS
Secretary COMMITTEES.
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The Rev. W Merle-snith viii preach
in the Central Presbyterian Church to-
morrow evening on 'Omnipotent VIII. or
the Dynamics Of Success"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29

At Il a n tomorrow IN Calvary
Methodist Church there Will BE- given adj
dresses by the Rev DR. r. Mason North,
John CALLAHAN and special representatives
of the italian and Russian work IN this
city At o'clock special musical ser
vice will be held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29

At the Church Of the Ascension the Rev
DR.. Percy Stickney Grant, rector, the ser
vices tomorrow viii include morning ser
vice at IL a. n. and the 2. m. musical
service. The rector will preach both morn
ing and night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29

At the Church Of the Divine Paternity
the Rev DR. Frank oliver Hall viii preach
at II a. m on Transmitting Evil Int
Good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29

AE~ exceedingly interesting chapter
deaIIng zith the exploits in the West %
that brilliant being. Clarence King, has
been incorporated by Mr.. Edgar 3. Bren-
son r the new edition Of MS ''Reminis-
cesees ~ 2 Ranchman." Mr.. Bronson
wss the secretary and afte-vard the
ranch partner Of King.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29

The Rev. Thomas r. SIicer will preach
tomorrow morning at All Souls Church
on Humanity at a Premium"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29

At the Church Of the Holy Communion
tomorrow the Rev. William Powell Hill
will preach in the morning. and DR.. Henry
Mottet, the rector. in the afternoon and
evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29

The Ladies' Christian Union Will resume
weekly devotional meetings on Wednesday,
November 2. in the chapel Of the Collegiate
Church. at Fifth avenue and 18th street.
az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29

The Rev DIR. Rufus P. Johnston. pastor
OF the Washington Heights Baptist Church.
Will preach tomorrow morning On TINS
Church in PauTs Thought"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29

"A People with Itching Ears" IS the
subject on which Or. Burrel viii preach
in the Marble Collegiate Church to-mor-
row morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29

The Altar Society Of the Church Of the
TRANSPORTATION will have Its first autumn
meeting to-day TO plan its winter work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29

At the Harlem Young Mems Christian
Association the Rev. George S. Avery su-
perintendent Of the New York Christian
Home for Incorporate Men. will give an
address on The Real Man tomorrow
afternoon at 4:20 o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29

M7rt unpublished letters snd docu-
f!eatE. ~ Alfre1 de Musset and his
frisneE Eiu appear iu II. Leon seche $
r-T- book Ia Jeuns Ese Dorze sous LOUIS
Fa.iipPe Collectors may ike 70 know
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29

= particularly interesting region II
oe-4u ViIa a. The Historic Mohawk" a
book b. Miss Il. r. DiefeEsdorf. which is
coming from the press 0f the Putnans.
D. f. region which furnishes numerous
t4ieF - IrGiah life and pioneer lie, as
fs' Eutlo- na- u. doubt discovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29

Editions Of FttzGerald's Omar Khay-
yam promise 70 become ike the sands
# the sea. Sti1 another IS announced In
England-one for which Mr.. A. c. Benson
has written an Introduction. Each page
- the text has been eng~ossed by hand
IN the fashion Of the early Ms writer's,
and Illustrations n color have been pre-
rared for =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29

The Incss q Peru" is the title Of the
rev book which Sir Clements Markham
- bringing cut. Il IL said 10 reveal the
sncfent rulers OF Peru as remarkable ad-
illustrators. The author has been for
many wears engaged ir sccUmulatfng
material Cor this book
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29

.-The C-sset Of Sir kenelm Dsgby,
H 0pered'' is the quaint title Of an
edition Of the curious little book OF
-eesres produced BY this worthy Of the
seventeenth century. Miss Anne Mac
sonsn has edited the book and has
v-ovided q long Biographical and criu-
at introduction. A portrait Of blgey
sfre- vandyke accompanies the text
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29

Ths MS report CT an interview with
Napoleon a. EIba has been discovered in
England. where II has remained unpub-
lsasu = private hands Il VIII be
p--rted IN an early number Of fHsrper's
Magazine Il would not be surprising.
8. similar narratives come 70 the surface
hereafter, for various visitors 70 the isl
6na saw the dethroned Emperor
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHrRcH
ID Ase. and 9Th 81
Rev. JOHN C. FAGG. d D. MinlEs,
viii preach at II A. NJ and P n
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-10
Obituary.

Esther Maria Benedick nee Hos
peIhorn was born near Mercersburg,
franklin county, Pa, Jan. 1, 1912,
died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. B. c. Taylor, March 2, 1910,
aged 6S years, 2 months and / day,
She was married to John Benedick
April q, 1851, to this union were
born Is children, IL Of them pre-
ceeded her, all in infancy except one.
She leaves a husband, two sons, A. L.
of sutphen, Kan, and W. R. Of
Navarro, and two daughters, Mrs. p.
H. Watkins, Of Chapman, and Mrs.
B. G. Taylor Of Herington. Mrs. Bene-
dick with her husband united with
the Brethren church in December,
1871 and has since lived an exem-
plary, Christian life. She was sick
only four short weeks. She bore her
suffering without murmur.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-10
Chapman Is Adrancing.

Chapman, March 1.-THE coming
OF spring has brought renewed ACTIVE
ties along all lines. The members Of
the Lutheran church will begin at
once to complete their handsome
stone church. Loudon brothers are
busy on large stone hardware
building and warehouse. The Peo-
pies State bank are tearing out the
old board flooring and putting In a
handsome tile one. Contracts for
several residences In the town and
nearby country are soon to be let.
Seven unimproved lots, less than
one acre Of ground, in the extreme
northwest part Of town was sold this
week to John Callahan for $500. Mr..
Callahan has been farming on the
smoky bottom and IN the flood dis
trict. but this price did not seem too
high for him.