Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-12
REGENT PUBLICATIONS.

! RECENT PUBLICATIONS. | French Dishes for American Tables, by Pierre Caron, formerly chef d'entremets at Delmonico's, translated by Mrs. Frederic l Sherman, has just been published. The ob- l ject of the volume is to present to the pub | lie number of attractive receipts in a form | so clear and concise as to render their execu- ton practicable and comparatively easy. The terms not generally understood have been avoided and each receipt is condensed as possible. Receipts of all classes are giv- en. It is valuable book for all cooks and housewives. D. Appleton & Co.,, publish CTS, New York. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 "A Tour Around the World,'' by George E. Raum, is little book giving brief sketch es of the most interesting sights seen in Flu rope, Africa, Asia and America while on 8 two years ramble. The sketches are very interesting and in reading them in succession one seems to be making tour around the world in reality rather than reading the de- scriptions of another. The book gives a fund of information about the different countries through which the author passed. It is both valuable and interesting William s. Gottsbergsr, publisher, New York. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 Through the Year with the Poets-Feb- ruary," edited by Oscar Fay Adams. In the second number of this series are brought to- gether many treasures of verse familiar and unfamiliar. We find in it's pages Gosse's fine sonnet February in Rome," Shurtlef's ;-4a ;v,N Hop De exquisite verses on February" with valen- tine poems by Andrew Lang, Charles Kings ley and others. Several of the poems are original ones contributed to tho volume Haslphfons Mifflin & Co.,. publishers. Bos- ton. For sale in this city by Judd the book seller
 "A Crimson Stain," by Annie Bradshaw, is little book, the plot of which is laid in Spain during the reign of Ferdinand VII. It gives in very interesting and instructive way description of the Spanish character and disposition, with the feelings of the ma tion in regard to death and the things con- nected with it's ceremonies Cassell & Co.,, publishers, New York. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 'Alice Winthrop; or, the Summer at Home," by Lucy Randolph Fleming, is an excellent story for young people. It is an eminently wholesome book of high tone. It is hearty, honest story that cannot fail to interest young people and give them many useful lessons. Thomas Y. Crowell & Co.,, publishers, New York. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 A Hand-B Book to the National Museum un- der direction of the Smithsonian Institution at Washington has just been published by the Brentano Brothers of New York. It gives the museum staff, together with the various departments with explanations of each. The explanations are accompanied by numerous outs. The work is furnished with an introduction explaining the museum and institution. It will be valuable to anyone, whether or not they ever visit the museum. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 f'The Broken Shaft; Tales in Mid-Ocean, :" edited by Henry Norman, is little book containing eight articles: con Board the Bavaria" by the editor; 'The Upper Berth, :" by F. Marion Crawford; "Markheim," by Robert Louis Stevenson; "Marjory," by F. Austey; "The Action to the Word" by Wal ter Herries Pollock; "My Fascinating Friend," by William Archer; ''Riley, NJ. P.," by Tighs Hopkins; and Glove and Lightning" by Henry Norman. The tales will interest anyone that can be interested in stories of the sea. Published by D. Apple ton 6 Co.,, New York. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 ''The House at Crague; or, Her Own Way" by Mary B. Sleight, is story which sustains the previous reputation of it's au- thor for originality and attractiveness of style. It is very diverting book equally calculated to amuse everyone. The story is readable, being of more thought, force and passion than is found in the ordinary novel. The characters are well drawn and every scene is we'll considered. Thomas Y. Crow ell & G., publishers, New York. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 sWithout Blemish-To-day' Problem" by Mrs. J. H. Walworth, author of ''The Bar Sinister,' "A Mississippi Martyr" "Heavy Yokes,' etc., is work stating with clear ness and conciseness the opinion of the au- thor in regard to the future of the negro. The writer claims that the problem can be solved only by the people who know him and to whom he is bound by enduring ties; that his mental and moral emancipation must be wrought out on tho spot where he is destined to make his home for all time to come This position is admirably sustained and in the book there will be found Ca leay- en of suggestion hidden away in many meas ures of meal" Cassell 6 Co.,, publishers, New York. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 Donovan, A Modern Englishman," @ novel by Edna Lyall, author of "We Two,' etc., is book of remarkable power and will fascinate every American reader. It presents the modern English type with correctness in a story which is, of itself, interesting and amusing to great degree The situations are pictured with taste, and the characters are drawn with dramatic skill. The book is filled with delicate wit and wisdom combined so as to give vast amount of information in a very interesting way. D. Appleton & Co.,, publishers, New York. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller
 'tJaeob Schuyler's Millions is new book which will be found to be interesting in its presentation of different phases of life and pictures of truth. It is work well written