Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-07
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

Manhattan, Historic and Artistic: A
Six Day Tour of New York City," by Cor
olyn Faville Ober and Cynthia II. Westo-
yer. This work is not a history of Nav
York, nor even directory Of the city, but
simply a guide book for the sightseer linn.
tied as to time and desirous of visiting, in
orderly sequence, the best the city has to
offer. The.time table and itinerary is alb
solutely reliable, and routes are plainly in
dicated on maps. Historically the work Is
merely primer, bringing the city's past
into juxtaposition with its present. Nu-
merous illustrations add to the interest of
this carefully prepared and useful volume.
Lowell, Coryell & Co., New York. For
sale by E. P. Judd.
'In the Roar of the Sea-" by s. Barring
Gould, author of ''Urith," etc. A power
full romance founded upon legends of the
north coast of Cornwall. Its tone and
coloring are intensely local. and from be-
ginning to end dins In the ears the roar of
the Atlantio-a fitting accomplishment to
the stirring scenes depicted in its pages.
National Book Co., New York. For sale
by E. P. Judd.
"Corinthia Marazion," novel,. by Cecil
Grifith (Mrs. 8. Beokett), author of "Vic-
tory Deane." All the writer's novels are
absorbingly interesting and show power
above the average. To many Corinthia
Narration will seem an ideal heroine, while,
even upon those who pronounce her con-
science ridden, she will exert q certain
womanly attraction. Some of the less i'm
portant characters are admirably drawn.
J. B. Lippincott Co, Philadelphia. For
sale by E p. Judd.
"Madrigsls and Catches" by Frank
Dempster Sherman. A title so unassum-
ing as to disarm criticism. Poetic fancy
and happy gift of expression character
| ize the writer; there is blitheness, love
| of nature and q spontaneousness about
these poems that sensibly attracts. Even
| by the "Catches" the reader is lightly
caught. White, Stokes & Allen, New
York. For sale by E. P. Judd.
"vanitas," by Vernon Lee, author of
"Hauntings," etc. Three stories concern
ing frivolous women, written with an eye
| to the misfortune as well as the fslseness
of their position; to the inevitable suffer
| ing as we'll as to the selfishness of their
lives, and, thus presented, worthy to rank
above the average of such stories. Low
ell, Coryell & Co, New York. For sale
by E. P. Judd.
'.Angers Visits to my Farm in Florida,
by Golden Light. A remarkable book in
its way; ohatty and conversational in
style. yet with passages of poetic beauty
treating of the myriad interests of farm
life, yet indulging freely in sentiment, hu
NOR and descriptive anecdote, and giving
forth no uncertain sound as to politics ant
religion. United States Book Co., New
York. For sale by E. P. Judd.
"TOther Dear Charmer," by Helen Ma
theirs, author of ''Sam's Sweetheart" eto
A Frenohy, would-be psychological TO
nance, oheerfully distressing until nea
the close, when, in view of what has gon
before, 1t becomes distressingly cheerful
Published in Lovelps Westminster serie
by Lowell, Coryell & Co., New York. Fo
sale by e. P. Judd.
"The Man in Possession" by "Rita,
author Of 1.-THE Laird O. Coekpen," etc