Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-25
New Publications.

r. $, Professor II Nafuiai PhilSs1par IN al
Royal Instinti9n New York ID. Appleton &
This is a handsomely printed cheap edition oil
Prof. Tyndall's lectures in this country, vel
| illustrated.
TURNING POINTS IN LIFE. BY the Rev. Fred
eries Arnold B, A, Chris Church, oxford. NeN
| h"rs: Harper Bros. Through J. c. Parker
The theory of DR.. Arnold's book is that there
are unqaestionably turning points both in
the history Of the race and in the history of the
| Individual Such are the great battles, the
| great revolutions, the great discoveries Of his
| tory. Each art, each science, has its turning
| points"-its moments. Such are evermore a.
| be found in the lives of individuals. These
| turning points are not mere accidents. They
have generally a moral significance and are
fIaGght with special lessons.
| G0DoLPHIN. A Novel: BY Edward Buwcr,
| Through }. e. Parkeri
The death of Bulwer has given areyived in
| terest to his works, which is met by these re-
| prints by the Harpers.
THE LAWRENCEs; A Twenty Years History
By Charlotte TnInbull. New YORK: The Amer
| can News Company.
An American story of the scattery sort, ia
| which the fortunes of two sets of lovers are
| conducted over two continents and throu gh
| two wars-the Mexican war and the war of the
| rebellion. The narrative has some life, and
were the story compressed into half the space it
| might have considerable claims to readableness.
LAAK srE uddI or sub:tsnse and SHADOW: b.
&c New York d. Appleton Co. Through J.
| shillngton.J
| HAND BOOK OF SOCIAL ECONOMY. or the
| Workers A b. q. BY Edmond About. Trans
lated from the last French Edition J New York
d. Appleton & co. Through JOS. ShllingtOn.l
This book is the result of a correspondence
between NJ. Edmond About, the brillian,
French writer, and a number OF Partisan work
men, who addressed him in regard TO several
problems in which they were personally inter
ested. They desired to ascertain whether, by
associating together or otherwise, they could
not materially better their condition. They
ayowed themselves ignorant of the doctrines OF
| political economy generally current and ae-
cepted among educated and thinking men.
Under various heads, as Money 'wages."
"Strikes, Cooperation" production, )" Sa-
wings and Capital, I'M. About gives the infor-
nation sought, with all the skill for which he j,
pre- minent as a populizer OF hard facts. II.
holds his way dispassionatcly between Capita
and Labor, advises against strikes, argues for
free-trade, and denounces the Protective Sys-
TEN, shows the advantage %. cooperation, ana
handles each subject in turn with exceeding
Gender, fairness, and intelligence
TIE GREATEST PLAGUE or LIFE; or. Ia.
AdNentnres 81 a Lady IN Search OF a Good ST
tad'ath,'' Philadelpbia: T b. Peterson !. Br's
Through Jos shillingt M
reprint in cheap form of Mayhew's clever
picture of the troubles OF young housekeeper,.
Thnfs sdt for or Girl ' H. Mars E 70 h
Bosto,: Henry Hoyt Through WIN. Baiiaa
THE sERyANr-GIRL-oF THE PERIOD THE
GREATEST PLAGUE OF LIFE What Mr
lpd Mrs, Honel dew Learn d q Heusekeepias
E K Sidf'sf Through w. asla SST YORK
The title of this would give the idea O. a
plagiarism upon Mayhem. 1t is, however, quite
different affair, being the pathetic story of IN
American housekeepers experiences with the
genus servsnt-gal.
AN OPEN QUESTION. A Novel. Bv james 5e
MILL author ssro Of The tady e The lei The
a Co. Through j. ShiilingtOn.I
a melo- dramatic novel, with incident enough
TO suit the most exacting reader.
Gh hL,h or The Bf s The FoTndsrs Of he
Shillington.I :.
A well narrated historical novel.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF ENG.
death Of George III. By Henry Hallam, l. l.. D.,
FR $: New York. Harper Bros. Through
In this edition the editor, DIR. William Smith,
has Incorporated the authors latest additions
and corrections, and has adapted it to the use
of students. BY leaving out foot-notes and ab
breyiating some of the less important remarks,
the work has been compressed into one conye-
nient volume.
THE PILOT: A Tale of ths Sea. b. J. Fennin, re
Cooper. Illustrated from drawings 10y r. q e..
J. Shillingtou
From the handsomely printed new illustrated
edition of COoper's novels by Appleton & CO.
sANTO DOMINGO, PAST AND PRESENT; with
Hn-tf San n ~
Cuba with Pen and Pencil New YORK: Hsr,er
Bros. Through J. e. Parker.I
The writer. who is known as the author o. a
popular and really valuable illustrated worS On
Cuba, has brought together in a continuous and
condensed form for the benefit of the general
reader large mass of facts connected with he
history of the Island of ST. Domingo from its
discovery by Columbus to the present tim. IL
Illustrated very pleasingly and serviceably by
sketches of his own, together with photographs
and engravings gathered from various quarters
1t is just the book for the period.
TO THE BITTER END. Novel By Ms NJ.
The latest production of the author of
"Aurora Floyd"
MIRIAM R OSENBADM Story of Jewish Life
BY the Rev Dr.. Eldersheim. Boston: ii airy
Hoyt Through William Ballaaiyne. j
religious story, by the author OF Rob bic
and his mother"
SOUR EUGENE, the Life AMI L .ttars 0f S.-ter
OF Charity. Baltimore: John Murphy < 70
Through d. A. Brosnan.
By the author of "A Sketch of the Life OF s.
Paula"
THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF NICHO-
Las NICkLEBY. By Charles Dickens. New
York: Harper n Bros.
From the new de-paged, illustrated edition
Of Dickens works issued by the Hsrpers. The
illustrations in u is volumes are by c. 5. Rein
hart.
INDIANA is agitated by reasons of rumorS i'm
plicating members of its supreme court H. the
reception of brides from railroad com, any,
intended to influence their action i'm a ca in
which the company was interested. The Durt
has ordered an Investigation.