Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-02
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JOSEPH ZAIMONAH. A Novel, By Edward
Sod:. 4?aSs sf as Thy f fs1s
interesting as a sketch of the horrible
existences led by those who toll In the
sweaters dens in New York city. A
ton.
Early Ny. PROSE re- AND VERSE; Edited BY Alice
York; HARPER Bros. Washington: woodward
THE PRIVATE LIFE. LORD BEAUPRE AND THE
Bros Sa!S MsT k0fk Harper
THE REBEL QUEEN. A Novel. BY Walter Be.
SAINT. author Of .'All Sorts and Conditions of Of
H Men. The ivory Ivory Cate Children Of
4 Bros. Washington: woodward & Lothr nafDef
Bonner, author of "A Child's History of ROME.
"A Childs History Of Greece" &C. New York.
Lothrop "''0"a'o
An extremely entertaining and at the
same time thoroughly reliable resume of
governmental doings and popular behavior
In the land Of the Gaus from the day when
Clovis commenced to reign down to the
time OF the present republic. Mr.. Bonner
has reasoned correctly that young people
will enjoy and remember histories (which
are mainly devoted to incident, drama,
color; and that in reading these they may
wish to become acquainted with more Sc
rious works, containing expostions of polit-
fcal doctrine and narratives Of campaigns
with maps and dates" Children of a iarg
er growth will find this and other histories
by the same author well worthy Of perusal.
JOEL MARSH: AN AMERICAN. AND OTHER
SrORiES BY avery Maesslpne. author Of "A
York: Ward. Lock Bowden Limited.
A better short story than Joel Marsh
may have been written some time within
the past twenty years. but in all the vast
realm of sympathetic literature II Is not
apparent just now. The other stories are
good One of them especially so. but Joel
Marsh Is supreme.
PROCEEDINGS ZOE OF THE FIRST THREE o REPUB-
1860 AND 1854, INC1uDING PROCEEDINGS
OF THE HE, A I, NATIONAL C0NvEN-
1856, AS REPORTED BY HORACE GREELEY.
Published and copyrighted by Charles W. John
son. Minneapolis Num-
A reprint Of considerable value and To-
cally SO because it starts out with the dec
laration. platform and constitution of the
Republican Association Of Washington,
District of Columbia adopted June 10, 1855.
and issued by Daniel r. Goodloe, H. S.
Brown and Lewis Clephane-the earliest
republican organization on record.
MRS. sCHLINGENwErTER QUADRUPLBTs. By
E. T. Kirschbaurn, North Grafton, Mass.
THE SCARLET LETTER. BY Nathaniel Haw-
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and Manufacturing Company.
THE PASSING SHOW. By Richard Henry Savage.
author of .'My Official Wife" The Little
Lady q h lagantas v.n prinee Sshnmyrs Mo-
lem," &c New York: F. TennysOn Nicely.
THE AMERICAN HOME BUILDER: HIS REI4A-
rION TO THE TARIFF, AS SEEN FROM THE
STANDPOINT OF AN AMERICAN FARMER.
By julius Peterson Washington, D. C.
DELn4AH OF HARLEM. A Story of the New
York City Of Today. BY Richard Henry Saw
age, author Of MY Official Wife," &C. New
York: The American News Company.
THE ARIEL SHAKESPEARE. Second Group con-
sisting Of several of the histories King John,
Richard ii, Henry " two parts), Henry v,
Richard III. Henry VIII New York: G. P.
Putnam's Sons. Washington: Brentano's.
The daintiest edition Of Shakespeare that
has recently made its appearance. Each
play is in a separate volume, each volume
is Of comfortable size for pocket use. Typo
graphically the work is all that could be
desired, while the llustrations-which are
remarkably fine specimens of outline work
could hardly be improved upon. Lovers
of the Bard Of Avon's best works will en-
joy the possession Of a complete set Of
this edition.