Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
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NAGAZISES RECEIVED.
The COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS MAGAZINE
For OctoUer. New York: The Com nercial
Travellers Magazine Co.
The MUSICAL HERALD. For October.
J, B. Iippincott & Co. issued the third
volume Of 'Agnew's Surgery" on the LIST
inst.
Mr.. Swinburne's present work is an
essay upon the last portion OF L Legende
dc Siecles.'
Mr.. Lewis Carroll, the author OF "Alice's
Adventures in Wonderland" is bringing
out a new book.
Porter & Coates have just ready Thomas
Comprehensive Biographical Dictionary,
announced some time ago.
C.. P. Putnam's Som have Just published
The Great Northwest: a Guide BOOK and
Itinerary by Henry J. Winser.
DR.. Charles Macksy's new volume of
poems, "InteIlUdes and Undertones,' is in
press. So IS MIR. B~uChanan's novel, An
nan Water"
d. Appleton & Co. have nearly ready
The Home Library" by Arthur Penn,
which will form the eleventh volume IN
| their series OF Home Books.
The British museum has in preparation,
| and will shortly publish. a catalogue OF
| some Of its sncient and rare German books.
IL will contain q few fac SMILES.
Rev. W. W. Newton, the author Of the
| Priest and the Mai" will soon begin the
writing of another novel dealing with
| phases Of modern thought and life.
Mrs. James T. Fields has written, from
| her ample experience and observation, a
little hook entitled How TO Help the
Poor, which Houghton, MiIilin (. 20. will
soon publish.
Mr.. Paul du Chaillu the celebrated trav.
eler. who is now IN London, is said 10 be
/ working hard On his new book, Tine Vik.
] ing Age" concerning which great eXpecta.
lions are entertained hy his friends.
The splendid library OF the late Mr..
| Crnssley, OF Manchester, EEgland, consist,
ing Of GO.C0O volumes, will be sold in Lon
den in November, together with a great
collection Of pictures and rare engraving:.
The multitude of readers VINO have en-
| Joy ed"lhe Muryc.a charming books Will be
al to know that MeSsrs. S%ctIbner, Mr..
Nll,hell ; Publishers, are 90 issue a new
a,Eised eCiriOn oi the authors writings in
attractive GUOieC.mO volumes.
4 new volume by Professor Alex. Win.
| cLeIl. J.. l.. u. the distinguished author Of
"PreadamitUs," is IN the press Of 5. E.
| fIltEEs N ", duNa u w lCdNf ~ DLlODtI.
II is entitled World Life; or. Comparative
Geology" and is TO be illustrated.
Mr.. william Blacks forthcoming novel
is to be entitled Judith Shakespeare; Her
love Affairs and 9.s%- Adventures Mr,
| f 4. Abbey will illustrate the story. the
I scene Of which is laid at Stratford.u poa.
Avon, and which is TO appear serially in
"Harper's Magazine" The first install
ment will be published in January.
The scene OF Mr.. George w. Cables new
novel, "Dr. Sewer" is laid in New Orleans,
| he time being the eve OF the late civil war,
a glimpse of the beginning Of which is said
TO be given in the closing chapters. The
novel will be an important feature OF the
| new volume OF the Century," the first
| chapters appearing in. the November num-
| Der.
"AltiOra peto," the new story of I.au.
| renee Ohihant, the talented author Of
| 'IICCadi' ly," The Tender keCOlleCtions Of
! Irene MaCgilliCuddy,' and other works
which have created sensations al different
| times smoDg The reading rubiic, ID one Of
| the most brilliant Of recent novels. 1t is TO
ne published this week by Harper Il
Brothers in both editIuns-quartO and
iuUdecimo-Of their Franklin Square
Library.
Among the new books for young people
announced by Charles Scribner's sons Tor
publication in the autumn are: Godfrey
Morgan: A California Mystery a story by
Jules Verne, and a yeri,able new Robinson
CruSOe; Among the Lakes by W. q
StOdiard; q new edition of Mr.. StOddard's
manly books for boys, complete in four vol.
umCs; and The Story OF Roland" with
illustrations by Il. b. Birch, a simple and
spirited rendering of the old Song of
Roland, made by Mr.. James Baldwin, the
author OF the excellent Story of Sieg-
iried. published a year ago.
ID. Lothrop x CO. recent publications in.
Clude miscellaneous books of exceptional
value, notable among which are the follow
ing cambridge Sermons, by DR.. AleXan.
| der Mckenzie. Mrs. &. NJ. Livingston
''Pansy'S Sister" is a deserved ~favorite with
Young readers. donald Grant will un.
~QueStIOnably be pronounced one OF the
most fascinating, if not the best, OF George
McDoHald's remarkably popular stories.
Among books suitable for all readers, and
especially for the young, are two delight
iuiiv entertaining stories, one, "llill
Rest" by Miss S. NJ. Moulton, the other,
'kcenie's Tomorrow by Jennie NJ. u.
IOnkiin.
The second number Of The Commercial
Travellers Magazine SURPRISES, II possible,
lie initial number, aud shows o. yund
II fNNFAANNAA ma kAAS I ANtl1AJ NNaA.aN 80
n able hands and will prove to be all tina,
he September issue promised il would
ne. The table OF contents includes, among
Itner papers, the following: "ThC Secret
'trvice," by Geo. W. Hills. illustrated.
| The Matinee" by WallinCford, illustrated
Ny Avenger," by Lucy Ii. Hooper, illus
rated What are You Going TO do About
IT, by F. II. +, illustrated The Mystery
If the Metropolitan" by Olive Harper,
The c. It's Game" hy John Albro; a
| Shattered loo" by c. Edward Rich, Prom
The Car Window - by K. X. Munkittrick
The second inStallment OF Geo. 5. FOrbush' S
Familiar Legal Talks aud various editor
al and publishers departments.
Jansen, McClurg & Co. have in press a
new book by Miss Kirkland. the author OF
Six Little. Cooks" etc. which, as indicated
by its title, Speech and Manners" is in.
tended TO call the attention OF young PEG.
pie to the importance Of a correct use of
their mothertopgue, and to furnish some
hints in regard to the most common VIOLA.
| tons Of good breeding. Second. a new
biography by DR.. Louis NOtl, Life OF
". gner," translated by George p. Upton,
lujilUstrated with q fine new portrait, thus
making the fourth volume Of the firms
popular Biographies OF Musicians An
additional interest is lent to this work by
the fact that its author lately received the
prize offered by the Prague Coucordia for
the best essay on "Wagner's Influence
upon the Musical Art" Also, a selection Of
twenty sermons, recently delivered by Pro.
lessor Swing, and issued at the request OF
many friends OF this distinguished scholar
and preacher.
what the Millennium Will be Like.
,Sr1 Er1priSro Gail