Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-13
REGENT PUBLICATIONS.

'tThe Life and "Reminiscences of Gustave Dore'' compiled from material supplied by Dore's relations and friends and from per sonal recollections with many unpublished sketches and selections from Dore's best pub lished illustrations, by Blanche Roosevelt, author of 'tStage Struck" etc., has made its appearance. The work based as it is on the evidence of the artists intimate relations and friends and containing sketches furnished by Dore himself, is valuable and trustworthy It is interesting as story of the life of this great artist and a book of history con nected with the science and progress of art, is invaluable. The illustrations are very in teresting and add greatly to the work. Gas sell St Co.,, publishers, New York. For sale in this city by Judk the bookseller.
 ''The Coming Struggle for India,' being an account of the encroachments of Russia in Central Asia and of the dificu1tia as sure to arise therefrom to England is a new work by Arminius Vambery.- The book is criticism upon the policy of the Liberal patty and Is the substance of various addresses that have been delivered by the author. The opening chapter |'The way to Tashkend,' gives an
 
 led up to the rivalry that has for some time existed between Russia and England Then 'sThe Conquest of the Three Khanates, "''The Material and Moral Victory at Geok Tepe are dwelt upon. ''England's policy in the Face of Russian Conquests," 'ERussia's De signs upon Herat," together with ''Russia's chances of Conquering" are the topics of the following chapters. The last part of the work discusses the English means of defense and the reasons why England ought to re- tain India. Cassell & Co.,, publishers, New York. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 A new edition of s'Unc1e Toms Cabin has appeared. The work should be in every library that every generation of American l children may read it. It is not simply, like | most romanees of history, mere picture but
 it is one of the weapons of great fight. It 1 is 8 lasting monument in literature. Tough 1 ton, Miffiin 6 Co.,, publishers, Boston. For sale in this city by H. H. Peck.
 ''The Adventures of Harry Marlin'' or 1 ''Notes from an American Midshipman's i Lucky Bag," by Admiral Porter, is published. 1 The adventures were written thirty years ago | for the amusement of boys who were then | under the author. They were loaned about l in the navy with the illustrations which now l are lost The adventures will amuse the middies of to- day and will show admirably | the life of midshipmen of olden times. It i.
 8 book for young people and all young peo 1 pie who read it will be greatly benefited anc interested. The author is well-known as al entaining writer. D. Appleton & Co.,, pub 1 fishers, New York. For sale iii this city by l Judd the bookseller.
 Few games have taken such firm hold ir tennis, introduced here few years ago. Ii l is of such interest that it should not be des 1 titute of a literature treating it as sport capable of the greatest development of skill
 Lieutenant s. c. F. Peile has supplied this deficiency in work called ''Lawn Tennis as
 8 Game of Skill" It is edited by R. D. l Sears whose name, being that of the cham ] pion of America, will be accepted author l ity upon the subject. The author addresses | only those who wish to learn to play thor
 oughly and after one reads''what MT. Peile hat l written, there is no reason why he should no become proficient in the game. He begins a the beginning 50 that those least familiar | with the game can understand him. MT Sears, who prefaces the little work, has add
 ed notes which will interest all American players and readers. Charles Scribiner' Sons, publishers, New York. For sale il this city by Judd the bookseller.