New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25

tury OF American Medicine" by Drs c ark. Bigelow,
Cross Thoga y, and Billings. Iea; study Of The
the leading English auhOrity book practically dis
cusslng "Unhealthiness in Houses" Putuams), by
Dr.. n s. Verdi, in which, under the title OF Mothsfs
ard Daughters Ford, he viii deal with the health Of
girls.
ART AND HOLIDAY BOOKS.
The general talk is that more staple and fewer
peIssive books being bought lar this Fall In
fact, as has been brought out directly by the
Centennial Exhibition there such market here
the French publisher enjoys with the thousand and
institutions and private buyers that may be absolutely
depended upon TO buy the costly books he make
for them. The difficulty has been met here by the
tenn Of publishing in cheap parts used abroad chiefly for
the circulation OF Owprccd popular books Dnt here
device to distribute the cost Of the most expensive,
such picturesque America" But the fact
importers Mr. BOutOn enabled to take many
treasures away from European markets and ind custom
heTeand for such books this is the market OF
the word-proyes that we have class, limited but
level with French Meanwhile they fad good sale at
holiday time for hafdozen salient art bOoEsusuay
American poems Illustrated by American artists, or
sumptuous foreign books OF travel TheWes which has
desire to cope with the East ia literary and art rs
well as in material production, and iastear one Of the
most popular art books of the season. little crude but
promising, cane from Chicago The experiment is likely
To be repeated
int The 8sSq6 5 gSG DS g e t. match TR be H@Ts
Skeleton in Amor" in which Prof INngfellOws most
poTtGn y to Miss Mary Haocf, now Mrs Foote for
the most ambitions work she has undertaken. The Illus
for which the poem rich in suggestion all by her,
while the text nclosed in rich DECORATIVE borders, 10
these few years earned place the fayote American
illustrator and her name heads the list Of artists in two
idy THE Mistress Of the ManSe" (SeI.bneTl, with its
pictures OF the Hudson and suggestions of battle scenes
Thomas Moran, Helena De Kay, Mrs. Glider L. 4.
Abbey, and OJhor artists will have hand in the book
Tor another of the eifboOks Of 76 GiA Which Miss
Haock, Moran Fredeeks, aud Wand illustrate. These
VIII be $5 Octayos. The poem associated with the
memory Of Mr. lincoln William KnoX's "Oh, why should
The spirit OF mortal be proud VII be nuLffgted ny
Miss Humphrey as a gtftOOOR for Lee 4 shepard.
James h. OsgOud Co. will issue five new helloype cot
lectons with q plates each at $40 the most interest
ing OF which viii be from tho Gray collection OF engFa-
vings at Harvard. The others are Gallery of Famous
Artists, Gallery 81 Famous Beauties Dresden Gal
or Imported hooks, those of travel being spoken of
elsewhere tte most notable WI nG Bn%s B.Gs Ss
issued here ia m American 80 edition Dy Robe i.
poem Of ColerGge this artist hads subject peculiarly
adapted bsgenus 20 be published by Harper Broth.
eTs Estes Laglat w Pfoa4Gg 70 9oeic -
Faust" with texts from Mr. Bayard Tayors trgnsia-
lion, and to ScIiler's FrdOm" and Fight with the
Drag0n1 These will be from the original steel plates,
imported from Germany FOR THIS edition. Mr. B0ntgn
viii complete Uugers etchiugs 20 plates after the old
,nasters n TWO roy;l folio volumes and announces new
editions De Te Of some py i c art GGGnsa n S
HANS British Ballads Uioutledse).
EDUCATIONAL BOOKS.
The for educatoual books ia closing rather
than opening and to enumerate them would Re hone
less task One two general features may be noted
the tendency Of the ablest men to write elementary
Books as exemIllned in the Science Primers" edited
by Huxley and others and the history and literature
primers by Green and others Applctous and in Prof
W. D. whtneys Essentials of English Grammar Tor
the use of Schools" TO published by CHM Bros; and
the comforting popularity OF books Oh the duty OF inc
CITIZEN as M. NorlhOiTs and The Science u' Govern
meut by Dr. Alden, OF which having sold over sixty or
seventy thousand COPIES Sheldon Co. have Just issued
Prof whitney IS also preparing new German Englisn
Gases admirable FfeuchEnelish dictionaries. The Put
mans 90 on with Prof Hsrts excellent series OF Ger
from oethe's prose aud introducing low series OF DIS
tories of each nation by Leonard schm1 and others In
A. 4, he yrcrjsJ A yoiuInc OF lou lines OF PliioSO-
TIy," by prof Elmeudorf IS also thor list The Har
pei are adding to their new school T eT
atrrp Ia growing and Mr. HteigCr VIII Daye two new
FoeSe P S tS r. T0r Which eSs shows ost by
contrast at the Centennial Exhibition
CmIDRES's BOOKS.
There Is never any fear lest American children should
be mproyided with readng-aud Iaasurcs, for English
,a,hsbers IA well ~ American como hccing 20 their
supply No country better provided. Col Eissinson's
Young FoIs' History" has made such hit that he
bas hurried up his Young Folks Book OF American Tx
plorers dee shepagd and 1t win soon he ready; h's
book has stimulated the production OF Ike histories
with difference" among which viii be mothers
talks with her children on "he Story OF our Country
Lakewood Brooks & Coz, by Mrs. L. b. Monroe Amer
lean history also gives sul ecs to C. C. Coffin, who Will
tell the story Of twO Boys Of 70 tHsrperO Chas H.
WoOdman, with book Oi anecdotes about me ne boys
Cary Fggeston who writes Of Captain SAM or the Boy
Scout Of 1914" Punams). Bayard Taylor takes
H aT o gI1Tsc Countries" lPutnams, There win be
new Verne book describing ne sdyeHt1Irs OF a. N
war tourney from the Russan capital 20 distant prov
inee aud Verne nimsst Is 0uldoI% DS No. IscTi
neTe) pictures PbGuician expedition OF b. g 1000 IN
search of materials for King Davd's temple There Nl
be the usual battalion Of boys who run the gahtet OF
enough adventures TO dispose OF dozen men, ts l.Oes
goT9tio LgeT Prof DE Mile and Harry CastIeman, all
OF whom have books IN press Bul hu@n ~, It'S E ~
and The Young Trahunters or, the Wild Riders OF tle
Plains" Mr. Cozzens's Gee sheparl ere h2I assuring s
The writers the other SIDE arc headed py Ms 500
eOtt with Rose in Bloom the sequel 70 fight Sous
ms 02oberts and :" II I"with Bs OF Ian ~ r J
and Verse, for young ioik5 iIoDeis3 ~, Dun I a Ne
Matthew Ella Farman, the editor OF htde Apkt BITE
4. II. Mer OF The Litae C@porm MISS Sainne h 1ne
md sonbie May6 with new doll series about "Fla&y
Frzz pomise books for sri or Boys "S o ana S1dg
A book by Mrs Lizzie W. Cbampney VINO wa Puhn ~
Maria litchell Yassar telling ianciq stores hpout
The stars lockwood BROOKE SO VIZ aCbamo6 OF
SdayecHOol books there wall DC tho usual hthdied hnI
fifty among them story 70 isra% tIs onI
Stones. bnt OF the Golden Texts" (Hoytl Picture
sq2k5 ere te ." TiaeaSa &c selling by the ten
toTsond new one like Pussy TiptOes," by Mrs d. r.
sapford called HOuseful Of Children iDutt0n) ana,
among other novelties new picture music book BY
WsIifr Crane " The Baby's Opera" Routledge with
nursery rhymes sot simple airs by The early masters
n ouant lflumlBatiuBs the best chldrens edbOn Ot
. Ngfner Goose" vet issued, with 300 illustrations by
tie first English artists ROutledfel and BOOK OF SIM
ple storiee aud verses IN French WIN charming iuSu
ions Janet 60 ses AIMS (Appiet0n)'
MISCELLANEOUS.
Among books not thus 10 be classified, there Is one
forthcoming which is likely TO be rOre appreciated in
-. -, hoo 10 hfr T. H. Morgan, to European