The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-05

able facility of composition and expression,
but her poems are too much in the single
key of love. They are too erotIc. New
York: G. w. Dillingham;.
"O'er Rail and Cross-ties with Gripsaek,n
by George l.. Marshall. is q book by q CON-
mercial traveller for commercial travellers.
1t contains n well-selected job-lot of bright
sketches and good stories relating to the
drummer's life. Published by q. W.. Dill
lingham. New York.
ID, Appleton & Co. publish the Infantry
Drill Regulations of the United States
Army adopted Oct. 8. 1891. as approved by
the Secretary of War. Besides the drill
regulations it embraces, also, regulations
as to reviews. ceremonies. parades. guard
mounting, etc.
Roberts Brothers issue o translation by
Katherine p. Wormely of the second series
of "Paste,s of Men," by Paul Bourget.
This volume contains six sketches. reveal
ing as many different types of character
and life. They are bright and original.
"Denzil Quarter" q novel. by George
Gissing, deals with certain social problems
as they exist in England, and aims to dem
is we'll written. and the story is fairly in.
teresting. Cloth. 81. New York: Naomi
Ian g. Go.
The Knickerbocker Nuggets series is con-
tinued by the publication of "Discourses
of Epictetus." uniform in style with pre-
vious volumes of the same series. all of
which are very attractive. Ornamental
cloth, 81. New York: q. p. Putnam's sons.
Macmillan & Co.. New York, publish o
novel bvS Charlotte M. Yonge. author of
THE Heir of Redciyffe." entitled. THAT
Stick" 1t is q we'll written and interest
ing story. Cloth. 81.
Book. Received.
From G.. w. DILLINGHAM;. New York:
Was He Suecessfnlf' a novel. by Richard
b. Kimball; "The Scalp-hunters." by Capt.
Mayne Reid; Nearly Lost" q novel. by
Annie NJ. Hucker; Bound. Not Blessed" q
novel. by =. LINDSAY McGregor; "Eda-
laine;" a metrleal romance. bv +. Il. MedinI.
"A New SAINTS Tragedy" a novel. by
Thomas A. Pinkerton. Published in Frank
lin Square Library. by Harper q Bros.
Now York. Paper. so cents.
Conscience" a novel by Hector Malot,
translated from the French by Lita Rice.
Published in the International Library by
Worthington Company, New York. Photo
gravure illustrations
Marriage and the Home" by Rev. John
L. Brandt, author of Lectures to Travelling
Men," etc. ChicagO: Laird 81 Lee.
"Who Liesi' a plea for truth. by Emil
Blum and S. d. Alexander. Boston: Arena
Publishing Company.
"A Bargain In Souls" a novel, by E. De
Lancey Pierson. Chicago: Laird 81 Lee. :.
New Periodicals.
THE New World' is tho title of a new
periodical bearing the sub-head "a Master
ly Review of Religion. Ethics and Theol-
ogy," which comes from Boston, with the
imprint of the Riverside Press. The title
indicates it's formidable character. and the
contents of the first issue sustain the OK
pectations. The lumber opens with q pa
per on 1.-The Evolution of Christianity.nb by
Lyman Abbott. This is followed by ESSAYS
from other ~ll-kno theological writers
on The Historic and the Ideal Christ"
The future of Liberal Religion in Amer.
lea" 1.-The Common, the Commonplace and
the Romantic" The Theistic Evolution
of Buddhism" between the Testuments,'
and THE New Orthodoxy" An introduc-
tory editorial note defining the character
of the magazine IS signed by Charles Car.
roll Everett, Crawford II. Toy. Orello Cone
and Nicholas Payne Gilman. The new
quarterly is printed in the familiar ty ne of
the Atlantic Monthly, and it's mechanical
features are attractive.
The Bible Student is the name of a neat.
Imprinted eight-page monthly publication,
the first number of which has Just an
peared. Its title indicates its purpose,
which it promises TO keep steadfastly no
view. 1t is issued by the Andrews Pub.
fishing Company, Indianapolis. and is sold
at 80 cents q year.