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New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
MRS. PANKHURST TO sPEAH
Protest Sent to Asquith-Bi&
East Side Ball Is Planned. !

Anybody who wants TO hear about the
English suffrage situation from Mira Ems
incline Pankhurst herself can DO 20 naxS
Monday at noon at the cornerof Broad ano
Wall streets.
Mrs Pankhurst chances 90 be pnSsinS
through the city that day on her way from
one lecture engagement to another. and tha
woman's Political Union will go dowa
from the union headquarters. No. rs Ease
18th street, In motor cars decorated wtta
banners
Yesterday a cablegran went TO Premier
Asquith from the executive committes c4
the union II read as follows: >
We. the woman's Political Union Of New
York, protest against your treachery 20
our English sisters and uphold them in
their rebellion.
This organization has finally decided on
the place and daue for its East Side balls
The place is Webster Hall, No. I1s Easa
l1th street. and the time is the evening ct
February 8.
Before the dancing begins group OF
amateurs will give the one, act suffrage
play. How the ovte Was Won"
But the real excitement will come AZ ths
end of the ball, when a prize Is 70 10
awarded the handsomely couple In the
room. A committee TO decide the delicate
point OF which Is the haudsomest will hs
named as soon as enough suffragists ce
sufficient courage TO serve come forward.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
Paper Bag Experimenters Write
of Their Difficulties.

4 CORES pondent writes that the food she
has cooked I'm paper bags tastes OF the
paper. and has sometimes been quite unedt-
able from this cause. This IL very un-
usual Some cooks report that they have
occasionally noticed a slight taste or paper
but Mrs. Martha McCuloch Williams has
never. in all her experience found a Dag
that tasted Of anything but what was put
in IT, Her advice is to send specimen Oh
the faulty bags 10 the manufacturers ana
have II analyZed. She also suggests that
the bags may have acquired some taste III
transit or storage. or that possibly the
water used has combined with some con-
stituent OF the bags 10 produce an Ill saVor'
the moral being to be sparing in the use
Of water She would be glad 10 hear
where the fault lay when It is discovered.
Another correspondent writes that wmle
her halibut outlet cooked in a paper bag
was excellent, she had difficulty in re-
moving the paper underneath It, Unless
the paper adhered TO the fish, which IL
ought not TO do if we'll creased, there
ought 10 be no difficulty in removing 1t.
Simply lay the bag on a platter, tear away
the TOD and break off the burnt margins
then lift the remaining paper by one edge
and gently push the fish from II, as you
pull IL from underneath. Or. else cut the
fish from the bag. after opening H. with
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
STAGE CHILDREN'S DAY
Christmas Entertainment To Be
Given for Little PLAYERS.

To crown the Christmas bliss OF three
hundred stage children OF New York who
are TO have a Christmas tree party on
December 81 at the Criterion Theatre. there
Is TO be wonderful entertainment given
by all the star children playing in New
York theatres this season. seventy-hve Of
them gathered at the New York Theatre
building yesterday 10 talk things over with
their managers, the committee Of the Stage
Children's Christmas Festival Fund, which
is backing the performance.
Seventy-fve small sized stars they were.
with glory somewhat dimmed by schoolgirl
coats and fur caps 6or It takes a really
great star 10 shine by day., but neyerthe-
less they finished up the business OF that
Christmas tree programme with a dispatch
worthy OF the celestial system itself In
the first place. II was decided that there
should be a revue" Of the musical COM
edies of the season. and. OF course, little
Gertrude Name, who was wearing a pink
frock and can play the violin beautifully,
was chosen 10 be the Pink Lady" with
Giovanni sulli as leading man. Juliet
Shelby, who is The Littlest Rebel and
her sister Margaret Shelby, are TO give a
little sketch together.
Percy Heltin. OF David Warfield's COM
pany, Will deliver a monologue sure 10
make even the saddest out-of-a-job child
happy.
Augustus Thomas has given a little play
called THE Holly Tree for the occasion.
in which the principal part, Master Harry.
will be played by Alliene Morrison, assist
cd bv Sidney Raw Melyen, Of THE Great
Name" and Margaret McGraw, who has
been with Maude Adams.
Catherine Chisholm Gushing, the play
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25

cake turner. spatula, or anything nroau'
thin and fiat. Then empty the gravy out
OF the bag and pour It over the nsh
Correspondents continue to ask wnere
they can get cooking bags. They are on
sale In most OF the department stores as
well as In other places that handle do
mestic supplies. The price is p cents
package, the number in each package dii-
fering according to size. or the Days
measuring 6ls by Q inches there are Sixty
I'm a package OF the 3 by IA inch size
there are thirty-fve and of the Il by ID
inches twenty.
A good many other questions were an
swered in the article entitled Useful Hints
10 Converts" and still others will be an
swered in future articles.
Mrs. Williams is pleased to answer cues
tlons, but would be glad if correspondents
desiring a personal reply would inclose
stamped and addressed envelope, as IT is
often difficult to write out the names and
addresses.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
W News Of ntgrgSt a.
~ to zW1mgn u

The pastry was thus exposed to drafts
Of cool air which could only produce
'doughy," heavy and unsatisfactory re-
suits.
Puff Paste.-Take one pound Of -four
three-quarters OF a pound Of butter ana
mix the flour with water and salt lightly to
the consistency OF butter. Leave TINS
dough for half an hour; then hatten II
with your hand and lay your butter on top
OF the paste. Then fold four-corner way
and give IL two rolls. as usual Leave your
paste in a cool place for forty-1ve minutes
then roll twice more Leave it for forty
i've minutes and roll twice again Place II
in larger paper bag which will not touch
the paste. Put on broiler and allow TWEEN
ty minutes in hot oven.
Copyright, 1911. by sturgis Walton COZ
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
EIcTION.

A BED 1F ROSES BY ". L George
AUTHORIZED edition. i2mo, pp. 3s4. tBren-
tdno.s1
The economic position OF woman in the
present state or society is the theme OF
This novel.
UNCERTAIN IRENE. By Katharine Holland
Brown r'p. z1e.- tJuffeld A. Coz
THE MONEY MOON. A Romance. By jet
ferv Tarnol. Frontspiece BY A J. Keller
1870, pp. is. $50. tDodd. Mead & Co)
The love story ~ O. young American and
au English girl. the setting OF which is an
old farmhouse IN Kent
AUNT HOPES KITCHEN STOVE AND THE
GIRLS AROUND IT. BY Lillian Clarkson
west. 12mo, PIP. 52f 'Clncinnau. Ihe
stewart g. Kidd Company
stories relating 70 the problems OF girls
or the working classes, ana now they
we've solved.
THE BAUBLE. 4 Novel By Richard Barry
FrontispieCe. 12mO, PIP. yi, 342. (MOnat
Yard q COZ
The story Of a young wife who becomes
involved ln the new woman movement
New York
THE BEES" The story Of the b Trip
Ieis and Their Aunt. BY NJ Ellen Thong
or. 12mo. pp. ST, 504. &C. T. Putnam s
~ans.s
Three English children are left for
SOM, months the care OF their aunt
Tile main plot Of tho story concerns the
love affair OF "Aunuc Bell
TIE LITTLE GREEN GATE. By Stella
raUsghan. with eight Illustrations. l2mO,
pn. vii. 81. 30. r. Putnams SOns.)
A. love story.
THE MAN WHO UNDERSTOOD WOMEN.
b. Leonard Merrick. l-mO, pp. I'll
IM-chell kcnnerley.D
short stories OF English and Partisan
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
plnGRAPHY.


No JOHNSON AND FANNY RlRNs1. v,,e.,,ss SeIus
" The Jnhnsonian Passages rom ,1il..,,, 40
- NINE ri Arblay. with lntroaICtloh tiN
b.. r,bsuuccv Brewster Tinker eN"'
~vvviH ~. lMoffat. YARD a 'o'
THE evtracte from tho diary o! Nine
,.. t-hl,-. raI4te to her friendship Win Jqii
,r ana have never before appeared ." s7p -
arate form.
poy,I. RONANCES or IC-DA1. Is! Nenoss
W. 'D1~irrd Illustrates. Large S'o' PIP "
rs tDufied Coz
r,.t,,,,.. personal accounts n the ives
.T b.,r-os Of the Czarina, Queen victoria oi
sir ard Queen Elena OF italy.
TIM rTrT or CHARLES DICKENS. by JoNn
r-o~sfa- with hve hundred portraits, pa
s,r,iI.s and other Illustrations. ,p'ec''l
.rrsrras ana annotated hN 3. W Ma'1' ID"
t-. volumes. Large SNO, pp AANlN- te''
,r,f -ft grhc Baker layior company ''
Memorial edition. with many heretofore
,trpnbIIshsd pictures and Illustrations ana
new index
s,pv rr-pOR. queen of France Br Mary
s.o pp x. 2s0 tG. r. Putnam's sons
The romantic history Of the daughter Of
rt.,r- YIN queen Dovager OF France anu
Duchess of -utolk.
THE FNrREsSES or ROME. BY Joseph Mc
Cabe with twenty four illustrations oNo
Dr 81 Henry Holt Coz
A continuous story Of all that is known on
fl, Roman Expresses down 20 tne Tai Vt
frr Western Empire, portray ing the eocien
lr the period and Roman life ana CHARACTER
THE vICISSITUDEs or a LADf-lN,u,Wsli AL AL
INg iI35-1S2l. by Eugene Nt Mete' !. T.
rrauslatad BY Lillian O'Neih, Win
t@tIars,ltre frontispiece and sixteen other
I'Ystrsfions. Syo. pp. sos. tIhe Jonn Lane
Company
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
SCIENCE

THE INDIVlDUALIZATiON OF PUNISH
MINT Bv RAYMOND Satellites, professor OF
,-uIuarativc law in the University " Paris.
With an introduction bv Gabriel Idrde
Translated from the second French edition
by Rachel SZold Jasjrov. With an introduc
uon DIV Roscoe Pound Nr0. pp. xiv, 322.
Nast0n. Little. Brown G. Coz
The fourth volume in the Modern Crmi-
nal Science Series treating ~ the relation
between criminal science and Che existing
criminal law.
mott Evans ~ D.. T. r. 6. s. With
thirty-one illustrations l2mo. pp. Xv, 3&'
philadelphia. The j. y. Lippiucot Com
Uany)
A Dopular account Of tHe more recent dc
yelopments IN medicine and surgery
THE ORIGIN or LIFE. Hy g. Charlton Bas-
tian 81. p.. +. E. =. with Ten plates. COZ
croeruphs $40. pp. v 49, o.. j.. Put
Eam's -ons)
An account Of experiments with certain
ssperh ateI saline solutions lu hermeucally
eaafed vessels
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
HOLIDAY BOOKS.

A VIKINGS LOVE. And other Tales Of The
North By Ottilie 4. Liiencranz iron
'eu'eca. $40. pp. -. tChicago. a. &.
MeCIurg d COZ
W,a decorated borders and a frontis-
pi--e
What OF THE MERRY CHRISTMAS ~
Jane Ellis JOY. 12mo. no pagination oDuf-
reld a. co.,
A brief essay ON .he feast and itt sig
IiAts,nC. Iu the same series we nave
received what of the Merry New year.
TEE PRINCESS a Medley 81 AIfred Lord
Tcuavson. Illustrated by Everard Hop-
tHs. Large Emo. op- SO lJO' 90. T.
-HtnaU s. ~ous.I
WITH O. decorated cover and Illustrations
Iu color and black -aud-whit'.
fHE CHIMES By Charles Dickens. Illus
Fated. l.mo DID, A.i $50 tG. p. Put
H.w -CuSI
illustrations are by Frederick slmp-
sl. C1lUrl.
IMPRESSIONS CALENDAR. 1912. Designed by
Harold -iCneI and Spencer Wright size OK
i' Inches. tSau Francisco: smith. Elder x
COB
ou each ra2e-thcre i- one for every day
'n rac rcar-is t0 Boz found quotation from
such authors TeuuysOu Robert j.. steven
son. Van Dyke. Browning. shelley. etc.
IHB BOOK OF LOVE. Arranged hv Jennie
Dar Haines. With fr0ntspieco and dec. ra-
Iinls. f2u0. .pD iJf. G'h.adcIuhla. George
h. Jacobs a. Coz
au assembagc OF verse concerning love
making. loves maxiIus woman p love man p
lnss. l1Fr ana cllvalrg, ioNcs young dream
THE POTTS NEW ENGLAND. By H..en
ARCHIBALD Clarke. Illustrated. SE0. pI. .,a3.
ftle Baker Taylor COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
REPRINTS.

THE LIFE OE JAMES MNEILL WHISTLER
Bv E r. and j. PennelL New and revised
edition the fifth. Illustrated. NVo, pp AK.
40 ,Ptu8dclp1id. The j. .. Lppineott
gThe Macmillan Company
THE MARRIAGE OF HEAVEN AND HE'LL
And "A song Of Liberty BY William
Blake with an introduction by Francis
Grlaer stokes l2mo pp. 90. G.. j.. Dut-
ton 81 Coz
The text Of this edition has been collated
with the example of the original issue pre-
served iu the BC9leiau Library.
THE SPELL. or EGYPT b. Robert Hichens.
12mo. DIP. viii. 272. CThe Century Company
An unilustrated edition OF Egypt and
lis Monuments" intended as a guide DOOM
TIVE COLLECTED WORKS or AMBROSE
BIERCE Volumes VI VII VIII. y, y.
Svo Dr. 3s8. 376. 3sl 3S4 304. tIhc Neale
Publishing Company
These volumes mark the completion Of
this edition ~ Bierce.s w0r, which he has
himself edited and arranged
THE FIVE GREAT PHILOSOPHERS OF LIFE.
Rv William De witt Hyde. president or
Rov.doiu College l2mo. rp. N. &36 tIhe
Macmillan Company
second edition. with preface uy tho au-
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE WIDTH AND ARRANGEMENT or
STREETS. A study IN Town Planning. By
Charles Mulford Robinson. illustrated svo
pp. y. 1870 Tho Engineering News Publish
iuE Company
AN EASY PRACTICAL COURSE N ENGLISH
FOR FOREIGN ERS With Exercises IN
German. French Spanish and Italian. BY
Angelo Vital second edition. revised. cor
recto1 and improved l2Iuo, pr. III. Can
EciO NitdNJ
The NEW LESMANSHIP AND HOW TO
DO BJ SINESS Ry charles Lindgren. Re
visod Edition with valuable Additions BY
f. NJ Fitzgerald, VI. y. Emo. pp. NXNNr
l6- tChrago. Laird & LecJ
TEE POLITICAL. STATUS or WOMEN IN
THE UNITED STATES. y Digest Of the
Laws Concerning Women in the Various
States and Territories. Compiled bv Bertha
Rambsugh member 0f the New YORK Bar
With an Introduction b. Harriet stanton
Blatch. With map l2mo pp. xiii i5t. ".
T. Putnams SousD
CONTROL OF THE MARKET. a Legal Solu-
tion of the Trust Problem. E,t Bruce Wy
man. A. NJ. Ill B. 12m0. pr yii. ~.
Aioffat Yard a. Coz
THE WOMAN MOVEMENT ~ AMEIuCA. \
short Account of the Strugge for Equal
Rights By Belle Squire. With portraits
i2mo. up. viii. 80. Chicago. \. &. No
A
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
Frost Fish Back Again.

Frost fish. from Long Island sound ana
bI.,cl,4sb are back again at Washington
Market. The former are 10 cents ana the
l,++ar are - cents a pounds Sulpeu
boes sea bass and sheepshead are j.
cents. red snapper. smelts and butterhsh
o~o On cents. bluefsh and weakhsh are 10
cents and whitehsh are 10 cents Tot l''e
dium and 20 cents a pound for large HS'
pompano are so cents pound. and iIes"
nac<ereI are 80 cents each fliet OF so'e
and Spanish mackerel are % cents salmon
a5 TO Is cents, and Holsters 80 ana 30
c.,ts q pound Yellow pike are go cents
.r5 English whiting are 10 cents pound.
tt,rd shell crabs are so cents dozen anu
ecauops are 20 cents a quart
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25

all the sn-called coarser cuts. Maybe you
have hated TO buy them less on account Of
their toughness than because. Ike the
wearing Of patched clothes. such buying
seemed premeditatsd poverty. In that case,
change your habit-mental and culinary
and buy your dinner not costly as your
purse allows, hut with sensible thrift.
Living is dearer in every way than II
used to be. and the one possible alienation
Of this increasing cost without shmping
Of appetites. is in buying things less costly
and so cooking them as to make the DIFF
ference all in their favor.
Paper bag cooking will do IL; il has done
fl for me. Let's recapitulate Say one uses
one hundred and fifty bags in the month
and then allow 70 cents for clips. lard, but
ter and dripping This gives an initial
debit Of s. beginning the account thus:
DEBIT
Paper bags. butter clips. one month h...... 81 90
CREDIT
saved In wear and tear (5 per cent? ...... -
Food saved tSl week. ... ......-'...' - W.
saved on meat 90 cents weeO.........' . W
Work the sum for yourselves, all ye
housewives. LllfIl dSh NbAIStlFfS IA 4iA Nii'''
high priced times the promise Of such
economy is not at the least worth trial?
Roast Ducks. Banana Stuffing-Wash
your ducks we'll inside with cold salt
water-if they are wild ducks let them lie
i'm the salt water for fifteen minutes.
Drain. wipe dry inside and out. and season
very lightly with salt and paprika inside
sprinkle black pepper on the outside set
on ice while you make stufing oi
bananas cut IN small cubes. mix with their
own bulk of toasted bread crumbs and sea-
soned with salt. black pepper httie
chopped celery and plenty of cold butter
stun the ducks lightly, truss firmly, grease
well all over and tie thin bacon over the
breasts. Put In we'll creased bag, hitting
them close together. Add the juice OF d
lemon. a wineglass Of either cldret Oh
sherry. seal bag and cook in hot oven
ten minutes. then slack heat. and finish
n ought to require about forty minutes
more. Make a hole IN the bag top before
taking it up-ir not brown enough cook
H+t1e longer
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
TRAVEL AND SPORT.

MYTHS And LEGENDS or ALASKA. Sc
Iertld and edited hy Katharine Belff Jud
ern illustrated l2mo. pp. Nr lis. CHI
rtgo. a. q McClurg N C0J
NV .TrAIsHENT or THE POLE Bring hc
- t}e,1rd IN the Expedition That First Reached
a., p.rs4I Centre 1907 ul WIZ tie Final
z,,,,,raft OF the Polar Controversy. Bg Dr
t5r.Il,Ire a Cook. illustrated. 4io. %. Xxx
e0t Frhe Polar Publishing company
e.,-r,t., ,.r. Japan short Notfs of Swift Sur
' ,, M. Don g. Sciz Illustrated iu color
ty photogravuIe aud marginal sketches after
tiLIsai sto nr. lJI darror HrosJ
Brief descriptions of tac country ami Us
customs.
.rf,t. ',,o cF THE Et5T WAY H John j.
M1fbewe illustrated from rnotosiarhs n'
f.e artfor $50. d. Al' -'N bgai1H.
small Maynard @ '''
describing e journey in house,b1ai down
, C.,i~@go Drainags Canal. the Illinois
pIt.r Ind th,n on dofn thc Mississippi 'a
trW Orleans
PANAMA rbc Canal The country. ana The
T.+oI. b. Albert Edwards. iIlliiIat' o
i2mo. DID, s. 5s5. 'rne Macmillan 'omp'ny3
BROADWAY Bs D. B. K"rfoot Dri@ins. .,-', by
Tt-.t., d l4oru.ir. $50, Iu. W. lA3 'lAf
Holshtou Mnln CompansJ
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
IuVENlLE.

THE CHILDREN or THB NEW FOREST By
Cautain Marryat with illustrations by r.
Boy1 Smith. svo. pp 3g5 Henry Holt &
COD
Win eight illustrations in color and forty
line drawings
STORIES or NDIAS GODS AND HEROES
BY ". ID Mouro NJ. A. with sixteen illus
trat0nE ly Evelyn Paul sro. Up 20.
tlhomas y. Crowen a. C01
Tales from the Indian epicy
DAVID CROCKETT SCOUT Small Roy pIl-
grim MOuutaineer. Soldier. Bear Hunter
Congressman aud Defender or the Alamo.
hv Charles Fletcher Allen. with iilustra-
lions by Frank McKernan and portrait.
l2ino. Do. vin a0S philadelphia. The j. B.
tlppincOtt Company
+HE POLLY PAGD RANCH Cit b. b. il0ia
J.. Forester Illustrated. l2mo. p1. s2s.
philadelphia: George ". Jacobs g. Coz
The story Of some Young girls Who were
invited 90 visit q ranch out in Wyoming.
anf how they spent their vacation there
STORIES FROM THE NEW TESTAMENT FOR
HiLDREN By Elsa Barker illustrated.
0Fo' % IA. 40 CDJfneld & co..
Stories of the Ife ~ Christ Of John the
Ssoust Of Mary Magaalen. Of salome. etc
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
Fruits from Afar.

r,-o,, rIorida come this week tangerines
~. e. a. dozen. oranges az 40 cents dozen
,,.,,poes al % cents for two. grapefruit NJ
,- conts each. and pines AT 40 cents each'
,,.,r, Porto Rico the oranges are 80 cents
dozen and the pines are 81 each '''-
.,r,,i, is represented by cantaloupos AT
o. capts each. Strawberries al 81 poN
ard lady finger crapes AT % cents pouH",
t,rarc1 muscatels are s. 90 pound anu
l,,.,,cb uersimmons are 81 90 dozen
,.r,,ft on tbe stalls from other parts or 'he
,,.,,ld irclude Belgian hothouse grapes -
r,uud. English Colmar grapes 81 ~
....,,,a. west Indian bananas, so cents
5,,.,. French fresh figs. 81 a dozen; jap
- -.o-eirnmone. 81 so dozen, MeNl-
..., r,.neoes, 20 cents each, Jamaica
.,..,-ofr.,,it 30 cents each, Greclan melons
e. o,cf,. Sranish melons. % cents 20 =
..i.. Rrmanian melons, - cents ea'"'
,,-.,1 cluster nuts. 25 cents. and English
-,l.,,,ts 3o cents a pound. Pomegranatrs
.~e 81 "a dozen. Valencia oranges are
-5 cents and 81 Dozen IeIaihl'''o''
,- cents for three. alligator pears are
en- and IS cents each, small plt lIc"''
,,,ts are IS cents "a pound ana che5thu'7
.ro 30tceuts ID pound. Casaoa melons are
et d. carh Concords, Niagaras and MAJ
,e,. are 20 cents a pound. and cormchohS
- r,Davs are eo cents pound. Comice
-. .rc 81 fo s. a dozen. Easter Beurres
-uo ,b, samc price. Foreila pears are 81 'O
,,.,eu Beurre d.Aniou are 81 to 81 20
-. inter NelIis pears are 81 30 a dozen
>,a,,,to,yr pippins are 81 10 81 80 dozen
,.i,'.io,,s appIes arc 81 %, Jonathan ap-
49,. ~ cents. spitzenberss 80 cents TO
81 5o Roman Beauties 90 cents 70 . 30
King apples 70 cents s'ayman "ihe7aps 's
"a re,ts Mcintosh Reds also go cents ana
..,.. ,nnIes 25 cents dozen
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
ESSAYS AND ADDRESSES.

AFTER DINNER SPEECHES At THE LOTOo
C1.f-R Arranged BY John ElderRn. Cnesler
: Lord and Charles W. Price. lliustiS'e1'
Sr,. pp. XVI 4Ss tThe I0tos CluO1
-rbis volume covers the period from 1901 70
-bc end Of 1910 and contains speeches oy
prank r. Lawrence. president OF the Lotos
OHM. Theodore Roosevelt. Samuel l. tIem-
e,e Toserh M Choats Elhu Root, David y.
IflI .fobu Morley. Whitelaw Reid. hcmund
,'ierarcc Stedman. Jules j. Jusserand.
Chauncey NJ Depew ana other We" KNOW"
people.
q Ar AND OTHER ESSAYS. By William era
ham sumner. Edited. with introduction. ~
Ane~t GALLOWAY Keller Svo pp. XVI ~.
lVav Haven. The Yale University Press
rne essay on war is now published for The
fr-t fiIre The chapters following are de-
vsr,er .'Stste Interference ''The For
yotten Man" "Mores of the Present ana
f,ffure. etc
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
DAILY HINT BY SOYER.

Pastry. cakes and sweets generally are
wonderfully improved by being cooked IN
paper bags. The concentration OF neat
which is thus gained has the effect Of max
ira puT paste lighter and more regular IN
texture and all cake mixtures rise III "
manner the open oven cannot produce.
Then. again, the cooking takes much less
time. and L need not point out the value OF
this. I'm the old style the oven door had
eroo,ertv to be opened TO watch progress.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25

MOCCo. An indian Boy. BY 6 NJ Barrett
Illustrated Emo, ID. 1871 Dufield & Coz
The story of his childhood days and trav-
els With legends and traditions of the
Indians
THE AIRsHlP BOYS OCEAN FLYER; Or
NEW YORK TO LONDON IN TWELVE
HOURS. By II. l.. Sayler Illustrated BY
). H. Rosenberg i2mo. pp. vi. 327 CChicago:
Crhe Reilly q Britton Company
PINE POOLE 4 Mirage of Deems and shall
lows. By Edmund Vale. illustrated by T.
r. Hermann. 12mo. pp. 40. Cambridge
England W. Hener & sons, Itd)
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
HISTORY

TIE BRITISH CONsULs n THE CONFED-
ERACY. by Mi.adge L. Bonham. ir.. PHI
L $40. Dr. 9j1 Columbia University; {;
LoGEIlaus. Green & Co. agents.
REPORT ON WILLIAM PENN MEMORIAL IN
LONDON. Erected by tho Pennsy.vani So
cptr ir the City OF New York, July,
AsAiNI By Barr Ferree Secretarr Of the
roei-ty Illustrated 12mo. pD. llO tIhe
Pennsylvania Society
Describing The commemoration the dedi-
cation OF thc memorial and the letters
messages aul addresses read az the various
dinners and IuncheOus. We have also re-
ceirc1 pamphlet containing the service used
Al the dedication in the Church of All Hal
lows BARKING.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
ITERATURE.

SOME Old EGYPTIAN LIBRARIANS. BY
Ernest Gushing Richardson limo pp 93
Charles Scribner's Sonsl
An account of tweuty-oue Librarians VINO
lived before the time of the Hebrew Exodus; ;
of the two librarian gods OF the Egyptians
and of the writing apes who were woIshippeu
gods.
THOMAS CARLYLE. a Study of His Literary
Apprenticeship. iSi4-51. By William say
age Johnson. Frontispece. 12m0, pp. vi,
l"G l\cw Haven. The Yale University
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
Uptown Prices.

At the uptown markets choice Beileileur
apples are selling at 40 cents dozen,
black Morocco grapes are so cents a
basket Indian River oranges are so cents
"a dozen. California pears are 30 cents a
dozen. pomegranates are 20 cents for half
fl dozen and grapefruit are 20 cents TO-
four
Brussels sprouts are 10 cents box. to-
natoes are 40 cents a basket. caulihowers
are 10 and 8 cents a head and eggplants
are % cents each. Chickory and escaroie
are cents a head. field salad is 10 cents
a quart and spinach is 20 cents half
peck
Iindquarters Of lamb are IS cents and
fo,..,,,a.tcrs are / { cents q pound Breast
OF veal is is cents a pound. sirloin steak
is 90 and - cents a pound. rump corn
boef he 20 cents plate and navel corn
beef Is II cents a pound and oXtails are
/. cents each.