The Washington bee., 1889-08-03
SECTION s. beginning FEB. 4th, 1883.
Il The Coming Race. or New

SECTION S. beginning FEB. 4th, 1883.
II The Coming Race, or New
UTOPIA. BY Sir Z. BULwER LrTroN. A thrilling
of @seTe lSenS
hs ,D set feet ths $ thought pure and motive trea
70 TaE COMING RACE. Part I.
6sSsulldOg and Butterfly. Bv
D.yi. Christie murray ssacily told story e h1.
and b tssrhisii are al around u - 0ano'S'
6s She; or Adventures I'm the
CAVES OF K0R. By 81 RrnnR HAsoaIp. This
Ss8 rs asH q e: tSs
snthor na into e fams me ss writer and artist The ygor
ia nsrrstive imparts pleasant thrill n Il SIidei
fHnrough Hugh wonderful scenss and startling everta
q SHE, or AdveurSSs g es, e,e. P.rtu
O. SHES or Adventures, etc. Part III.
% sHEi or Adventures, etc. Part I.
6{CalderOn the Courtier. By
Sir T. BULvER LTTToN. One Of the best Of ths great
sTt6prs historic stor.ss Fun q EtphO stustons
6$ $Stabbed i'm the Dark. Bv
old Nespotan dIyI. by m suthor who inye1ss is ip
senlous Taots and handles intricsts Eitustoul Like
q STABBED In THR DARK. P.rL
81 The Cricket q. Hearth.
tenderes things ever written BY Dcl%sns % All lowe t1S
and IHT rs s ga oS and snd snos and II VIII be pressryed
works have been forsottu
60 The Lady of Lyons. Bv
Sir T. BuLvER Lrr on This "a the lady as s.en N
the celebrated play II the same name It panic m
Is ~ ~ t o. devotion and sncerest
stage y oe1 o 's
So Julia and Her Romeo. Bv
DAVID CHRIsTTE MURRAY. This author "a slysys
ingenious and rscy la " lula and Her Romeo /" &c
the story. ~
SECTION q, hsEirnIuE NOV. Sth. 1857.
IS Doom an % Atlantic Epi-
s0nR. BY JUSTIN H. MCCARTHY. APoweSful and
thrilling story Of life on an American liner The
vsal nf t t tire inna ,d NJ New Yorf
81 VILLA Shakespeare;
How, WHEN, Why AND WHAT HE WRorK. By IL
A. TAISE There never has been compressed into
such brief space much about the Immortal Bard
author.
Sc RaSSelaS Prince of AbySSinia.
writings by master mind which no one can afford
not g read + is na story q the human heart II it's
RASsELAS; Prince Of AbyssInia. PartI
81 Money. BY Sir Il. Bulwer Lyt-
TON. Whoever has read Shakespeare Merchant
q Venice should read BSIwers Money" Under
jingle of hefun play. o
So Peg Wellington. By Charles
READE.. This masterpiece by the great novelist
is one OF those exquisite osascs with which great
minds ornament their work Part IL
a. PEG WOFFINGTON. Part i.
81 Miss TOOsey's Mission, and
LADDIR. Two OF those r.rely oonoeiyed and
ahaEmingiy told stories OF home and duty which
50 Paul and Virginia. By Berna.
DIN DE ST. PIERRE. This elegant household
classic renews its freshness and beauty with every
radfng. IL Ia the story that never dieeL" Part III
a. PAUL AND VIRGINIA. Part l.
as Cardinal Richelieu. By Sir r..
RULWER LYTTON. The character OF the
willy. ambitious and brilliant French primste r.
skotched by Bulwer In his immortal play of Card
nal ldcAelien is the one which has become historic
ST EnOch Arden, and other gems.
ny ALFRED TENNysoN For purity Of STYLE. genuip.
sweetness and touching pathoe the grest poet hna
never SURPASSED his Enoch Arssu."
IS Romeo andeJ Juliet. By viii.
Ll lM BLACK. AneKquisite sketch a. two fool.
.sh lovers, who ming1e tender sentiment with tbs
ludAcrous In q way 70 make eyc-yb L. slails