The National tribune., 1893-07-27
RECENT LITERATURE.

AN ORIGINAL SINNER. BY Albert Ross Pub.
lished by @. ". Dillingham;, New York. Price
30 cents.
Nothing of late years has equaled the sale Of
the Albert Ross novels" Thy neighbours
Wifi" Thou Shalt Not Speak ing of Ellen"
THE Garston Bigamy." etc. They have
already reached the enormous sale of $4,000.
They are bright. the story is always told we'll,
and they deal with genuine human emotions,
though these are too often emotions that other
story-tellers rather shun. The present book is
type of its class-an interesting hiEhly-s pieed,
sensational story.
A SONG OF THE CHRIST By Mrs Harriet
Adams Sawyer Published by d. LoGhrop Co.,
Boston. Mass. Price sl50,
Mrs Sawyer who wrote the poem in memory
OF Phillips Brooks, that attracted so much az.
tention, is the author of Z" A Song Of the Christi
which the publishers have brought out 50
beautifully. The poem. representing the birth,
the mission, the death and resurrection of
Christ, is exquisitely illustrated with I6 full
page pictures, designed specially for the book
by A. B. Greene, aud is series of beautiful and
poetical glimpses Of the life that was divine.
Mrs. Sawyer is a well-known resident Of st.
Louis, and is possessed of a fine poetic touch and
real spiritual insight.
TWENTY MINUTES LATE. By "Pansy." Pub
lished by D. Lothrop Co. Boston Mass. Prfco
sl5O.
Pansy has given us beautiful story, mar
velously natural, and with that peculiar sym.
pathetic quality which makes Mrs. Alden such
a worldwide favorite.
OPERA STORIES. Edited by George Frederick
Pardon. Published by q. w. Dillingham;, New
York. Price 80 cents.
The stories of the famous italian operas, Luz
crezis Borgis, Don Giovanni La Trayiata, Don
Pasquale, La SOmnambula Puritani Norma,
and several others, are told in a simple, pleas
ing manner.
GOLD. By Laura Daintrey. Published by g. W,
Dillingham;. New York. Price so cents.
This is red-hot story, full of passion, wick.
edness, and pure, maidenly love, with Justice
done and happiness coming at last. Miss D4in-
trey's novels are all lurid, and this Is one Of
her feriest efforts.
HANDBOOK OF THE WORLDS COLUMBIAN
EXPOSITION. Published by Rand McNaliy e
Co., Chicago. Price 80 cents
All visitors to the Fair will find so complete
and authentic a guidebook as this one of great
service.
SIX MONTHS IN HADEs. Published By TosOs
Topics. New York. Price 50 cents
THE ATHLETES CONQUEST A Novel. By
B. A. McFadden. Published by G. W. Dilling.
ham, New York. Price so cents.
THE ADVENTURES OF UNCLE JEREMIAH
AND FAMILY AT THE GREAT FAIR.
Humorous Novel. By "Quondarn." Published
by Laird & Lee, Chicago. Price so cents.
Notes.
The bound volume of the Century Magazine,
published by the Century Co., New York, in.
GLIDING November and April, is now ready
with its delightful array of fiction, essays, de-
scriptive articles, poetry and biographical
sketches and stories of adventure. This high.
class magazine improves with each year, and
the bound volume now presented Is markedly
superior to its predecessor of last year. Among
its writer's may be found Edgar Fawcett, Rich.
ard Watson Glider, Robert Underwood John
son, John Kendriek Bangs, Margaret Vsnde-
grift, Thomas Bailey Aldrich. James Wbitcomb
Riley, Walter Learned, Rudyard Kipling, John
Hay, Ella Wheeler Wilcox as contributors Of
poetry, and Mary Hallock Foote, Harry Still.
well Edwards, Archibald Forbes. Mrs. Burton
Harrison, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, Octave
Thanet. Thomas Nelson Page, Brander Mat
thews, Msnley II. Pike James Russell Lowell,
F. Hopkinson Smith, Romyn Hitchcock, Swan
NJ. Burnett, Stopford A. Brooke and q host Of
other attractive writers of prose. The Illus
trations from the pen of Joseph Pennell A.
Castaigne Munkacsy, Jean Francois Millet, A.
E. Steiner, E. W. Kemble and others are fully
up to the lofty standard for which the Century
has always been noted. Price So