The Washington bee., 1889-06-01

SECTION 3.
As EsOp's Fables. The wo.,
an ancient genius. Children have rsq5 80, 80 H
centuries, and grown people quote them eyay , 9s
"A Anecdotes of Public Mon
Washington. Franklin. Webster. CIav TfIo- rs
coin, Scott, Grant Garfield GladstOrp Rll. In
cock, Lee and all the leading men of the ca.al' Lal'
43 Building Plans for Prgc
TICAI. LOW-COST HOUSES. 8srf1s'tt-
ton and plans Of eight Modern bOrses- T,, rp
price from $3.50 to S4,5OO. Illustrated '-"aA4
AZ Gems of the Poets. coo,,;O
ing charming selections from Tanpvson T0r,sI.
low, Whittier. Byron. Shelly. Moore. Bryant and
Al ParlOr Magic and Cbpmi-
CAL EXPERIMENTS book which tolls how
to perform hundreds of amusing tricks i'm U,s.,ir
and instructive experiments with sInp1c AGENTS.
90 How to Make Poultry PAY, 4
practical and instructive series Of articles Nv Mr.
=; JACOBY. Poultry Editor Of FARM AND G iRpEy,I
Phiadephia; Illustrated.
80 Robinson CruSOe. A tnriIIirg
narrative by DANIEL DEFOE, describing the a,iyel,
lures of a castaway in the South Pacific Ocean
80 The Laurel Bush. Bv Miss Mn.
LOCK. author Of John Halifax. Gentleman" etc
81 Annie. A Novel. BY Mrs. HENRY
woop. author Of EAST Lynne."'
36 Sister Rose. A Novel. Bv WuK1E
CoLLISs author of The Woman in Whiter etc.
35 Valerie'S Fate. A Novel. Bg Mas.
ALEXANDER, author Of "The Wooing O't." etc
"a A Golden Dawn. a Novel. By
the author of Dora Thorne." etc. o.
33 Dudley CarleOn. A Novel. nv
MISS NJ. E. BRADDoN, author Of LADY Auileyg
Secret" etc.
SO Reaping the Whirlwind. A
Novel BY MARY CECIL HAY, author Of "Ol -.
81 Gabriel's Marriage. A Novs.
by Wu.KIE COLLINS author Of NO Name" &c.
SECTION 4, beginning NOV. 5th, 1857.
SO Doom! anaAtiantic Epi-
SODE. BY JUSTIN II. MCCARTHY APowortuI and
thrilling story of life on an American liner The
hand OF master is visible from the " all 2s.2Fd" at
Liverpool to the terrible landing at New Iork.
81 William Shakespeare;
How, WHEN WHY AND WHAT he WROTE. By. H.
A TAME There never has been COMPRESSED into
such brief space much about the immortal Bard
of Avon" as in this work Of the brilliant French
author.
Sc RaSselas Prince of AbySSinia.
By DR.. SAMUEL JOHNSON. One Of those immortal
writings by master mind which no one can afford
not to read IL is story of the human heart m It's
happiest moods and noblest aspirations. Part IL
55 RASSEIlAS: Prince of Abys yssinia. PartI
54 Money. BY Sir f. BulWer Lyt-
TON. Whoever has read Shakespeare's q" Merchant
Of Venice" should read Bulwer's Money Jndrr
the above title You see the coinage and hear the
jingle Of the full play. a
SO Peg Wellington. BY Charles
READE. This masterpiece by the great novelist
iS one of those exquisite mOSalcS with WHICH SIedl
minds ornament their work Part H.
90 PEG WOFFINGTON. Fart 7.
81 Miss TOOSey's Mission, and
I.ADDIE. Two of those rarely. conceived and
charmingly told stories of home al duty whclTS
fresh and inspire. q
50 Paul and Virginia. BY Berna.
DIN DE ST. PIERRE. This sele-aDt ho1s"ho1
classic renews its freshness and btduty WIN even
reading. 1t is the story rlat never dl's tdI1 H.
~ PAUL AND VIRGINIA. Part I'
48 Cardinal RicheliCu. BY Sir b.
BULwER LYTTOS. The character Of inc
willy, ambitious and brilliant fIe3it w iIlf'ES' f ErT
Sketched By Bulwer in his lInlInIJ.l play ~ t.
nal Richelieu, is the one which mas DtcoLlo u'7''
At EnOch Arden. and other gems.
by ALFRED TENNYsoN. Forpurlty oi style ELT ,F1s
sweetness and touching pathos, the great lv.'lI-'
never surpassed his Enoch Ar,.su"
46 Romeo andeJuliet. BY VII
LIAM BLACK. An exquisite sketcn y tW@i,Jbs l .be
ish lovers who Ininxe tender senuiutl tll "t.A 'N'
ludicrous in way to make everybody s-4-lIe.