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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE TWO HAGUE CONFERENCES. BY
Joseph n. Choate. l2mo PIP. xiv, 1V3
princeton: Princeton University PressJ
The nature OF the conferences. their
procedures and their results.
THE FIRST HAGUE CONFERENCE. BY
Andrew ID. White. Reprinted from Dr..
Whites Autobiography. l2mo. pp. VI. 123
Boston: The World Peace Foundation).
THE NEW PEACE MOVEMENT. By. Will
fam !. Hull. Phi. d. limo, pp. XII, 2lo.
Boston The World Peace Foundation.)
4 collection Of essays and addresses
which tear on International law and the
world peace movement.
THE INCREASING NEEDS OF A NATION.
Bv J. Abbott Cantrell NJ. ID. limo, PIP.
235. Or. p. Fenno q CO..
THE FINANCES or VERMONT. BY Fred
erick A. Wood. PHI. d. svo PIP. 141. fCo-
lumbia University; Longmans. Green d
Co, Asents)
survey OF tho financial history OF the
state
INDEXES TO THE ANCIENT TESLA
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The documents indeed consist OF the
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Of the Conslstory Court OF London. lo4o-
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A critical study Of tho German schemes
for the conquest OF the world
MALARIA: CAUSE AND CONTROL ny
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The results OF four years OF study Of
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JEWISH.

At Temple BETHEL. at II a. m. to-mor-
row, Dr. Samuel Schulman will speak on
THE Essential Heresy Of Western Civili-
sation."
Before the Free Synagogue, at II a. m.
to morrow, at Carnegie Hall. DIR. Wise
will deliver the second Of the series OF
four addresses on THE LAfe. Teachings
and Death Of Jesus the jew" dealing par
ticularly with the relation Of the religious
and ethical teachings Of Jesus to the life
and thought Of His time. Common Sense
for Woman Suffrage" will be the subject
OF the address by Mrs. Caroline Bartlett
Crane on Friday evening. at Clinton Hall.
At Temple Israel Of Harlem DR.. NJ. II.
Harris will preach to-day at 10l5 a. m,
on Jonathan"
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CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES
The Rev. Dr. G. Campbell Morgan, the Noted Preacher, OF
London, will Be Heard in This City on March 10.

The Rev. Dr. G. Campbell Morgan VIII
speak in Carnegie Hall on the evening OF
March is at the opening rally OF the
Ninth Tent. Open Air and Shop Campaign
Of the Evangelistic Committee OF New
York City. He is we'll known In America
from his connection with the Northneiu
Extension Movement and the Moody blpie
Institute of Chicago, AS we'll as by his
sermons in the pulpits of this and other
cities, or at campmeetings and confer
ences and through his devotional books.
lie Is peculiarly fitted TO address an audi
cnce Of interdenomnational character. as
he has some link Of association with
nearly all churches.
Since his last visit to this country DR..
Morgan has added 10 his duties as pastor
Of Westminster Chapel, London. the re-
sponsibllities of the principalship OF
Chestnut College. the Congregational
Seminary at Cambridge. England, found
ed by the Countess Of Huntingdon.
DR.. Morgan Is a man Of peculiarly str'K-
ing personality and picturesque appear
arce. tall and slender. with long, keen'
Intellectual face. He has a rare power
to hold and sway great audiences He
speaks with voice clear and penetrat-
ing. lie Is a logician and at times rheto-
rcian. coming brilliant epigrams and
sentences of great literary beauty. yet al
ways behind the metap hor and smile is
a strong body of thought.
At the rally there will be other ad-
dresses by DR.. William Pierson Merrill
and DR.. Arthur J. Smith Two-minute
talks will be given by leaders In the
work among foreigners. stephen Baker
will preside. The Evangelistic Chorus OF
five hundred will sing under the direction
OF Professor Benjamin f. Butts.
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England, has just died in Australia.
lie was a native of New South Wall,
and most of the picturesque short
stories and sketches were founded on
fact. One of the latest of his books,
The Adventures Of Louis Blake is
said to be in "a great degree autobio-
graphical.
The Spell Of Switzerland.
A book in whicn the spell which binds
the appreciative traveller to Switzer-
land is dealt with is promised by l.. c.
Page & Co. 1t is the work of Mr.
Nathan Haskell Dole.
More Panama.
4 forthcoming book on Panama Will
deal with the Canal Zone on the
English point of view. The author is
Mr. John Foster Fraser. and the vol
une is entitled Panama. and What 1t
Means" One of its chapters treats of
the International aspects of the canal.
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IN EPISCOPAL CIRCLES.

A, the Church OF the Holy Communion
at II a. M. tomorrow the rite OF confirma-
ton will be administered by Bishop Greer.
The Rev Robert u. y. Foote will preach
at 9 y. m. Mrs. Florence Kelley. secre-
tary of the National Consumers League.
will preach at Q p. m. at the parish hali
on "A Living Wage"
At the Church Of the Ascension the
Rev Or. Percy Stckney Grant will preach
nj II n. m. tomorrow on Christ in the
Cabinet" At the p. m. choral service
verdis "Manzoni Requiem will be given
with orchestra and special soloists. Dr'
Grant will preach. The Public Forum,
Incorporated. at 8 p. III. will be addressed
By Paul Kennaday on THE Proposed New
Labor Legislation"
There will be special Lenten health SER
vices a, St rks-in-the- Bouwerie, 10th
street and Second avenue. at p. m. to-
morrow The preacher will be the Rev.
nr. Dickinson s. Miller, who will speak on
Two Ways Of Living
Father Powell will preach tomorrow
morning and evening at the Church OF the
TRANSPORTATION.
"Vexilla Regis a sacred cantata, by
Harry Rowe Shelley. with the composer
al the organ. will be given at 81. Paul's
Chapel next Tuesday at noon. The choir
will be assisted by Frank Ormsby. solo
tenor. and tom" Daniel. solo bass.
The nth Of the half hour Gounod mus-
cal services will be sung at Trinity Chapel
on Monday at IL 30 p. m. The pro-
rramme will comprise THE March TO Cal
vary" from The Redemption" and "Oh,
Come Near 10 the Cross
on next Friday at 10 a. m. tho Rev.
Arnold Pinchard. OF 81. Judes. Birming-
ham. England. will give a retreat for
women at ST. Pauls Church. Clinton and
Carroll streets. Brooklyn. At p. m. Mr..
Pinchard will hold rally for men at the
same church.
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BAPTIST.

The Rev. DR.. John Humpstone. pastor
emeritus of Emmanuel Baptist Church.
Brooklyn, will fill the pulpit Of Calvary
morrow. His topic will he Loyalty TO
Gods Children" and AT the Door" DR..
Macarthur. pastor emeritus of Calvary,
will preach in DR.. Humpstones pulpit
in Brooklyn.
DR.. Charles A. Eaton, pastor of the
Madison Avenue Baptist Church, will
speak tomorrow morning on THE Hin
terland of Life" and I'm the evening on
Christ the Great Disturber."
The subjects Of DR.. l. NJ. Haldeman at
the First Baptist Church tomorrow are
as follows: IL a. m, Scripture Teaches
Our Lord Jesus Christ May Come Any
Moment. Take the Church to Heaven and
Give the World over to Lawlessness as
in the Days OF Noah. How Many Pro-
fessed Christians Would Be Left to the
Tribulation?" s p. m, What Must |
DO To Be Saved?"
The Rev. DIR. Henry NJ. Sanders will
preach I'm the Washington Heights Bap-
tlSt InuTcn TO- 'TION IUoIulllb. III buD
evening the Rev. DR.. Harold Pattison
will preach on Into Thy Hands" Special
Passion Week services will be held every
evening next week, conducted by the Rev.
DR.. W. b. Wallace. of Brooklyn.
The next lecture in the series on THE
Evolution OF Human Efficiency" will be
delivered at 10 "A. IN. tomorrow at the
Mount Morris Baptist Church by DR.. John
Bates Clark. At the regular Sunday morn
ing services the pastor. the Rev. j. Her
man Randall, will speak on "Our Faith
in the Church." an In the evening Mr..
Randall begins a series on the great lead
ers OF the Reformation, the subject being
John Huss, Forerunner of the Rcforma-
ton"
In the Ascension Baptist Church, East
l60th street, west of Park avenue. the
pastor, Charles Helman Fountain, viii
preach at IL a. m. tomorrow, on las 1t
Was In the Days Of NOAH and at
p. nj. on why BE Christian
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FICTION.

THE LAND OF CONTENT BY Edith Bs s,
uard Delano Frontispiece 1&mo, PIP "o''
% Appleton & co..
The heroine. a girl OF wealth and socia'
Prominence goes to live in a little mountain,
community in Virginia. The story tells OF
her efforts to make place for hersef there'
THE GAY REBELLION. BY Robert W
Chambers Illustrated by Edmund FREQ
erlck. Emo PIP. 299. %. Appleton & COZ
\ love story based on the woman suffrage
question.
A NECESSITY or LIFE. And Other stores
By Betty Van Der Goes. fronusplece'
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A collection Of twelve stories
THE HEART OF THE HILLS. By John Fox
jr illustrated by F. c. Nohn l-mo' PIP
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Another story OF life in the Kentucky
mountains.
A REGULAR MADAM. BY Mrs. Wilson FOX
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The adventures which befell two young
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A narrative OF life in the West.
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in Education" in the great hall OF cooper
Union tomorrow evening at o'clock.
Miss Villa Faulkner Page Will speak on
New Thought Teaching a. TO Heaven
and He'll" tomorrow. at ner free Sunday
afternoon lecture, at $50 o'clock. at the
Professional Woman's League, NO. 1913
Broadway.
Tomorrow at p. m, at the New York
Temple Of Modern Spiritualism. Hereward
Darlington will speak on Recent lmpor'
tant Developments In Mediumistic and
psychical Research After she lecture q
flower seance will be held.
BENJAMIN Fay Mills announces two spe'
cIal Lenten lectures on Richard Wag'
ner's "Parsifar' In the Forty-eighth
Street Theatre on Sunday afternoons
March 8 and 16 at I o'clock. Tomorrow
he will touch on the psychology OF the
work.
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UNITARIAN.

At Unitarian All Souls Church the Rev.
Charles T. Billings. Of Lowell. Mass. will
preach the sermon and conduct the COM
munion and other services tomorrow.
At the Church Of the Messiah Unita-
r,an). the Rev. John Haynes Holmes will
preach tomorrow on Environment. the
Problem of Social Reform" At o'clock
there will be n Lenten vesper service. at
which Mr.. Holmes will deliver tho fourth
of nj. series of addresses on THE Spirit
NJ Liberal Religion" Subject. THE
Shirt of Tolerance" At o'clock. In the
church house. Mr.. Holmes will give an
,nterpretative reading OF selections from
the New Testament.
At the Lenox Avenue Unitarian Church.
At II a. m. tomorrow. the Rev. Caroline
bartlett Crane. Of Kalamazoo. Mich. will
preach on Eternity"
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CHURCH ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

At the Broadway Tabernacle Church,
the Rev. DR. Charles +. Jefferson Will
preach tomorrow at II a. M, on "The
Wedding Garment
Az the Church OF the Divine Paternity,
Central Park West and 10th street, tho
nastor. the Rev. Or. Frank Oliver Hail.
will preach at II a. m. Tomorrow on
what Shall We DO with jesus? Az the
1on - M vesper service DR.. Halls SUBJ
,oo, v,,, no I'm the Cross OF Christ
Glory" and the quartet and chorus choir
vii, sing excerpts from Stainers cruel
6vton" At $50 p. IN. on Thursday Dr.
Hall vcill speak briefly about THE i/ord
and EVIL, and at
u. m. J. Warren Andrews ASSISTED "
students. will give an organ recitai. h's'
Amelia Rellim. mezzo-soprano' anu MITE
Alice Moncrieff, contralto, VIII Do the
soloists.
Al the meeting house OF the Society Tor
rtb,cal Culture Of New York Alfred W.
Martin will speak Tomorrow at II d" III
on "The Modern Ideal OF the PERSONAL
life" At p. m. Or. John e Eliiott VIII
sneak on Types of Heroism. Ancient anu
Modern At II a. m. to-moIro" 'ne
Rrooklyn Society for Ethical Culture VIII
80 .ddressed at the Brooklyn Academy OF
Muac by Frank Moss on citizenship In
a. Metropolis.
,,6n m tomorrow, at the Labor Tenn
rIa Dr Il. II. Green. Of the State NOT
mai West Chester. Penn, VIII speah vi
the topic. Interrogation POINTS. AZ
- =, there will be an illustrated Talk on
"our children" by Jonathan 1. Day. eu-
nerintendent Of the Temple
The Rev. DR.. Ioring Batten' OF 'ne
General Theological Seminary wiz
nreacb at St Paurs Chapel Coiumpia
University, at p. IN. tomorrow INC
poy Dr. ]. Neville Figgis, honorary TEL
,o,y ~ ST. Catharine's College, Cambridge
In deliver a series Of three lectures IN
Ear, Hall. Columbia University. at Alo
= =, az follows: March 10. ~. NJ. Syhse
IA the Celtic Movement: March IL,
FRANCIS Thompson and A. L Honsmah'
"a March IA. Gilbert X. Chesterton.
"sball Divorce Be Made Easier?' VIII
=. the subject Of F. w. Sears's lecture AZ
~ n m. tomorrow in the New Thoush'
church. New Aeolian Hall.
1.-THE Unconquerable" will be the sud-
,..t ~ Mary Etheridge Chaplin IN inc
perkeley Theatre ;o-morrow mornihs'
Ill q has been named As the date TOT
,ha entertainment to be given In honor OF
a. Cbapin's Berkeley Theatre work.
Dr Henry Neumann will address the
peonle's Institute on Moral Tendencies
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Bishop Wilson S Lewis will preach at
Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning. In the even
ing the choir will render The Auditorial
Of Elijah"
Or. Thomas c. Hall. Of Union Theo-
logical Seminary will preach tomorrow
morning in ST. Paul's Methodist Church.
In the evening Mornay Williams. Will
speak on child labor.
Or. Charles L. Goodell will preach
morning and evening tomorrow in cal
vary Methodist Church. Special music
has been prepared for both services.
At Park Avenue Methodist Church Mrs.
Mabel NJ. Irwin will give an address at
10 a. m tomorrow on The Mother and
the Race" This lecture is by special ar
rangement with the Society OF Sanitary
and Moral ProphylaXis OF this city. Al
II a. m and p. m. preaching by Or.
Jameson.
AT II a m. tomorrow at ST. James
Methodist Episcopal Church the pastor
the Rev. DR. Archey Decatur Ball VIII
speak on THE New City. At p. m the
subject Will be Jesus and the Agnostic.
The first moving picture reel of The
Life OF Moses" Will be shown at Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church to-morro"
evening The Rev. DR. Christian +. REFS
ner will preach a sermon on Gambling"
Sunday morning Or. Reisner will take
up the subject of Roman Catholics and
the Bible"
At John Street Methodist Church the
Lenten services are attracting large con-
gregations The special preacher. Or.
Henry Clay Morrison. of Kentucky VIII
speak tomorrow at II a. m. and at
y. IN. Also on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday at noon and $3.50 and p. m.
At st. Andrews Methodist Church, the
pastor, Wallace Harald Finch. will preach
at II a. III. on The Church OF the Living
God" and at S p. m. on Heroes OF Faith
John Knox"
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RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY.

MAN A MACHINE. BY Julien Offray DC "a
Metric. French English. Including FREQ
er.ck the Greats "Eulogy" on La Metric
and extracts from Ia Mettrie's THE Natural
History OF the Soul" Philosophical ana
historical notes by Gertrude Carman Bussey.
". A. Frontisplece. svo. PIP. 2l8. Chicago'
The Open Court Publishing Company
The French text In this volume is taken
from that OF Leyden edition OF 17%s.
RELIGION AND LIFE. BY Thomas Cunning
Hall limo. PIP. xiv. 1871. eaton & Mains)
Some Of the chapter headings are "Our
nenerai Assumptions" 'Relfgion and 80.
tsty." Types OF Religious Development"
Ethics and Religion and Religion and the
.s.ate"
MOST BEAUTIFUL BOOK EVER
.ShTTTEN. The Gospel According 10 Luke.
syD. A. Hayes. I2mo. PIP. VIII 1873. tEaton
! Mains)
Treating of III. author and contents OF
.flkes Gospel.
gDOLF EUCKEN'S MESSAGE TO OUR
AYE. An Appreciation and Criticism. ny
Aains)
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REFORMED CHURCHES.

At the Marble Collegiate Church Dr.
Burrell will preach tomorrow mornns
on The Duties of a Church Member.
and In the evening his subject Will be i
Saw Thee In the Garden with Him
At tho Collegiate Church OF st. Mich
olas the Rev. Or. william Stone Hub
bell. will preach tomorrow morning and
IN. Rev. Arthur Frederick Mabon will
preach in the evening.
At the West End Collegiate Church the
Rev Or. Henry Evertson Cobb VIII preach
at II a. IN. tomorrow, and at 4:D y. III.
his subject will be THE Hiding of GODS
Face"
The Rev. c. A. Johnston Ross VIII
preach at both morning and evening ser
vices at the Madison Avenue Reformed
Church tomorrow.
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ESBYTERIAN.

At the Brick Church tomorrow DR.
Merrill will preach at IL a. m. and at
p. m at the special musical service. The
soloists for the service are Agnes Kim
ball. Grace Munson Allen. Charles W. Har.
rison and Frank Croxton.
At the Old First Presbyterian Church
tho Rev. DR.. Howard Duhled will con.
duct both services tomorrow. At II a. m
his subject will lie The Watchword o!
tho Fool" and at D. m. he will give n
brief comment on THE Seven Words from
the Cross"
The Rev Dr. Walter Duncan Buchanan
pastor Of the broadway Presbyterian
Church, will preach tomorrow at II "A. m.
on "Christs Message TO You and In the
evening on Heavens Astonishment."
At the West Park Presbyterian Church
tho Rev. Or. Arson =. Atterbury will
preach tomorrow at II a. III. The Rev.
Or. Anthony II. Evans will preach at
p. m. on Judas and Jesus" At the new
church house, No. 500 West 17sth street
the Rev. DR.. William Carter will preach
at II a. m. and s p. IN.
there will be services at II IL m. and
p. m. tomorrow. conducted by the pastor.
the Rev. Dr. David @. Wylie In the
evening he will preach on Some Incl
dents In the Last Week OF Christs Earth
ly Life"
The Rev. DR.. Edgar Whitaker Work
will preach tomorrow morning and even
ing. and Miss Mary Dan Harbeson will
sing at the evening service at Fourth
Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. DR.. A. Edwin Koigwin will
preach at the West End Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning. At s p. m.
Mrs. Ballington Booth will speak.
At the Harlem Presbyterian Church
John Lyon Caughey. the minister. will
preach at II a. IN. tomorrow on THE
Patience of God" Tho Rev Allen w.
McCurdy, pastor Of the Morningside Pres
byterian Church, will preach at AIS p. m.
on SILENCE"
The Presbytery OF New York will meet
for conference and devotion In the Fourth
Presbyterian Church at 4:3o p. m. next
Sunday. and these services will be open
TO the public. At s o'clock addresses Will
be made by the Rev. DR.. Jonathan G.
Day. SUPERINTENDENT Of the Labor Temple,
and by the Rev. DR.. John Henry Jowett.
pastor of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
The Rev. NJ. +. Johnston will preach In
the Morrisania Presbyterian Church at
II a. m. tomorrow on Jesus as Re-
former" and at s p. m. on THE Way OF
Perfect Peace"
At the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Brooklyn. the Rev. Or. Edward
p. Drew, pastor Of the Old South Church.
Worcester, Mass. will preach at both SER
vices tomorrow. At 1910 a. m. his theme
will be II Know That My Redeemer
Liveth." and at 7:45 p. m. "A Practical
Mans Honest Question-'Does II Really
DO Any Good to Pray?'"
THE Greatest Servant of Mankind Is
the Greatest of Mankind" and Your Be-
settin gand Upsettlng Sin" will be Dr. s.
Edward Young's subjects tomorrow
morning and evening In the Bedford Pres
byterian Church. Brooklyn.
At the Classon Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Brooklyn, tomorrow morning
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HISTORY.

THE STORY OF THE CIVIL WAR. Con
81 America Between 1861 and 1865. in Con
tinuation Of the story BY John Goldman
Ropes BY William Roscoe Livermore. Col
onel United states Army. With Maps ahd
plans part III The Campaigns o! 1863 20
July 10 Book l. Charlottesville. opera
lions against Vicksburg. etc. Book ii:
Gettysburg svo. PIP. xiv. 27o; xi. 521. &c.
p Putnam's Sons.)
PRINCIPLES OF PRUSSIAN ADMINIsTRA-
TON BY Herman Gerlach James. J. d.
Ph. y. l2rno. PIP. XIV, 300 (rhe Macmillan
Company
Presenting in concise form more or less
detailed description OF the system.
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

HISTORY OF PAINTING IN NORTH
ITALY Venice, Padua. Nicenza, Verona
Fsrrara. Milan. Friuli. Brescia. From the
fourteenth to the sixteenth Century By
! 4. Grove and G. y. Cavalcaselle Lolt-
=, -. Tancred Borenius Phi. u. In Three
Volnmes. Illustrated. Svo. PIP. XII, 800;
\ 45S: tx. 5s1. (Charles scrioneTs Sons.)
Tho text aid notes of the original edi-
zion NS7D are reprinted verbatim IN.
Ill alterations being the correction OF
~,,cDrints changes in the catalogue mum.
bsrs Of pictures and the official names OF
,o1ieries etc
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-"
REPRINTS.

now FOUND LIVINGSTONE. Travels
adventures and Discoveries in Central
xMinca. Including an Account OF -Four
Sonths Residence with DR.. Livingstone
ny Henry 81 Stanley. With mn introduce
ION BY Robert Il. Speer. Secretary of the
rresbyterisn Board OF Foreign Missions
With Maps and Illustrations After draw
ings BY The Author. $40. PIP. xiii. 1856
'charles Scribner's Sons.)
Centenary edition.
Az DARKEST AFRICA. or. the Quest
rescue and Retreat Of Emin Governor OF
L9ustoria. BY Henry NJ Stanley. with
steel Engraving OF $50 Illustrations ana
TAPS. Two Volumes in one. svo, pp. 300
NSharles Scribners Sone)
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CHANGE OF FARE FOR MONKEYS.

The monkeys in the Central Park men
agerie are being fed with whole wheat
bread in preference to white bread. The
simians themselves seem 10 be much
elated with the change in diet. Bill
SNYDER. head keeper Of the menagerie.
when asked il he was making athletes
out of the monkeys. said that that
was not his intention. The monkeys Will
not eat dog biscuit A park attendant
tried the experiment
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BIOGRAPHY.

p,r-1 THE FIRST OF RUSSIA. THE son
or CATHERINE THE GREAT ny N.
Wali.rewsN With a Portrait. crown
Sr0. pp. > 495. philadelphia: me D. d
Ijrpincott Company
Reviewed in another column.
70 ,tIrI. VARNHAGEN Portrait. BY
rljen Key. Translated from the swedish
Nv Arthur c. Chatter. With an lntroduc-
ION bv Havolock Ellis. 12mo PIP. KIN
312 &C. p. Putnarn's Sous.)
.tc,cb Of one who has been de-
scribcd as among the first and greatest
~ the feminists
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ESSAYS.

THE DRIFT OF RoMANTICIsM. shelburne
Fssavs Eighth Series. By Paul Eimcr
Torc l2mo PIP. xiv. 302. tHouShton NIL
fin Company
\ group Of critical papers on WliIlani
pcctfo-d Cardinal Newman. Walter Pater'
Vio,zschc. Huxley and Elena Macleod.
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POETRY.

THE FLowYR-sTREwN THRESHOLD. ANT
Other Poems. BY Cecil Tanning. limo, pp
30 o.. y. Dutton q Coz
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JUVENILE.

sINOPAH: THE INDIAN BOY. BY James
Willard Schultz (Ap-I-Kun-D. With Illus
trations by r. Boyd Smith. 12mo, pp. 1874
Che Houghton. Mifiiin Company
Incidents OF the early life Of a Blackfoo'
Indian hoY
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the Rev. DIR. Joseph Dunn Burrell will
preach on THE Blessing of Mystery
Evening subject, Good and Bad Suffer-
ing"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-08
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Spiritualists Temple, 1873 East 21th-Suu-
day, s: Surprise Meeting; Souvenirs Visit or
Hereward Carrington's subject: "R, cent
Psychical Research Developments Special
Flower Seance. Spirit Messages, Mrs. camp
bell demonstrating Psychic Phenomena.