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GLOVES a America. THE SAX FRAJS CISCO CALL., SUNDAY, MAY 10, 189G. 23 noticeable. James Barnes has given us is easy comprehension of both old and serted that John S. Mosby first used the ex- NEW TO-DAY. a story in line with this movement under young. [New York: Funk <fc Wagnalls pression, '-The Solid Soutn," and was the first the title, "For Kingor Country," Itis a Company, publishers. Price $I.] to give itpublicity through aletter inthe New boys, or xork Herald during the Hayes campaign in story for young old, full of ad- 1870. venture and movement. George and Wil- THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW. liam Frothingham were the twin sons of First S., Kennott, Under title Engineer in Quartz Mill—G.H. Shasta David Frothingham, who, with one of his the of "The County, Cal. first mill in was Naval Warfare' an symposium The quartz erected brothers, Nathaniel, incharge ofsome able is California was a flve-stamp one that was put mining property in New Jersey prior to presented as the opening feature of the up in July, 1850, near Quartzburg, Mariposa the Revolution. David and his wife May number of the North American Re- County. BOOKS being dead, his brother Daniel, living view, the being emi- CITIIPIS England, adopted contributors of it such Educaiional Bcbeatts— E.A., Palo Alto. Cal. in William, while nent There are George remained in America. authorities as Commodore George W. educational bureaus in San Fran- When Melville, engineer-in-chief cisco, but they are private institutions and tbe the Revolutionary War broke out of the United department volunteered, States navy; Aldrich, professor cannot advertise them, but sug- George and William,who was W. S. of gests that you write for information to the intensely loyal to the King, entered the mechanical engineering in the Uni- secretary of the Board of Education of this British army. The twins were absolutely versity of West Virginia; Ira N. Hollis, City. George part protessor of engineering in Harvard alike. took in all the battles Alcohol in S., BOOKMAKERS about New York, and finally came to the University; Gardiner C. Sim 3of the Wine— C. City. Inthe process of cityon secret errand capture American Society of Mehanical Engineers, wine-making, as fermentation goes on the a to General qupntity of alcohol increases, Howe. William was sent out as a spy on and George Uhler, president of the Ma- until all the rine Engineers' sugar of tne grape is converted into spirit. As the patriot forces. Both went through Beneficial Association. to when wine is best many adventures, being constantly The noted French astronomer. Camilla deDends on the quality. mis- Some wine is best at a certain age and otners taken for each other. Finally William be- Flammarion, writes most interestingly' at a different period. came converted to the patriot side, ol "Mars and Its Inhabitants. 1 and in and Might The Sutro Ttnnel— Subscriber, Redding, dwelling-place to secure somethings the brothers were together once more. "Men Who Have Been Presidents" of description of the old "Sugar Joseph M.Rodgersof tne Philadelphia In- Cal. AdolphHeinrich Joseph Sutro, Meyor ot Tbe House" San Francisco, planned pri?on in New York and of the secret quirer throws some important lighton the the famous Sutro tun- patriot societies in the city Presidential elections of the past. The nel tor the draining of the mines on the Com- —while under concluding installment stock lode, it Is more than 20.000 feet in British rule—both historical are of es- but one of "The length, was begun in 1869 and chooses a sure pecial [New York: Harper Future Life and Condition of Man connection BLACK way out of her trouble, and interest. & with the first of the mines was made in1878. Brothers, publishers. For sale by A. M. Therein," by the Right Honorable W. E. Robertson ;price $1 50.] Gladstone, deals with the limitation and A Million in Gold—a. A., Redding, Cal. reserve Scripture One to. ior sale by Dbxey ;price 50 of and the creeds. These million dollars in gold twenties when cents. MADELON. are but a portion of the contents of an ex- piled up in sacks, eisrht-ounce duck, each THK CLOEy"of THE cellent number. containing $5000, will occupy 17 cubic feet of GARDES. A novel of genuine interest space. Acubic foot and real tITERAKT of solid gold represents a DRESS NOTES. ,750, "The Glory of the Garden," literary merit is "Madelon," a story of value of #327 consequently $1,000,000 odes, and other life, solid gold willoccupy about 3% cubic feet of sonnets and ballads, by William New England by Man E. Wilkins. The Chap-Book is to remain In Chicago, space. \incent B ars- is the Madelon is in love with Burr Gordon, in spite of various reports to the contrary. y. first number of the Typewriting—F. G. H., City. A good opera- >EW HISTORY OF THE UNITED their chirps and carols, the flowers by their second series of that author's and the latter's cousin, Lot Gordon, a rich Itwill have on it3 title-page H.S. Stone STATKS. odors, shrubs by their loaves, trees by their "Studies in tor on the typewriter willkeep up an average \erse." The dedication is to good consumptive, is desirous of making the <fc Co., instead of Stone & Kimball as be- of sixty-five dictation, GOODS. "all words a minute from bark and iishes by their shapes and fins. women latest of expert and all who love them." heroine his wife. Burr will be Lot's heir, fore. This means that there will be no while reading from notes the average willnot volume the Cam- jHe is a critical musician and an poet sings The exceed thirty-five words. This is the average bridge Historical (which • piano-tuner, plays chess, works a type- of famous women from Helen of providing Lot does not wed. At a dance great chan.e in its policy. Herbert S. writers, Series Troyallthe waydown Stone as editor, run of but there are some who from are edited by G. W. Prothero, pro- writer, keeps scores of baseball games and to"Yvettethe Ballet- Madelon. entpring unexpectedly, is continues and Harrison G. dictation will write from seventy-five Unprecedented Values! j dancer. His studies are certainly Rhodes as assistant editor. 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The volume is illustrated the Army of the United States," edited author's aim Military by Organizations— 20 pieces NOVELTY GRANADAS to trace the by Elbridge Kinsley and contains an in- for the Service Institution Labor A. J. ft.,Los Angeles, has been the steps by which and Cal. Your communication, being signed, AND JACQUARD SUITINGS, people troduction by Charles Hallock. The fol- General Theodore P. Kodenbough not American and its peculiar type of Major William L. Haskin, U. S. A. is not entitled to any notice. If value $14, now— state lowing selection from "Pebbles and Shells' a corre- federal have developed out of such sample the "Blind Yet another volume of memoirs dealing spondent insearch of information is ashamed $10.50 "heterogeneous is a fair of work of the Full Suit and unpromising mate- Poet" : With the French Revolution and tbe Xa> to sign his or her name to the letter sent the rials" for nation building as were to be poleonic era is in the press. 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