Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07
NEW PUBLIC ATOMS.

NEW PUBLIC ATOMS.
TwENTY-EIGnT YEARS IN WALL STREET.
By HENRY CLEws. New York: Irving Publish
ing Co.
This book is much more than ii pretends to
be. II is not only valuable contribution to
the financial history Of the country, but it pre-
sents in the most attractive form cean-cut and
! easily recognizable sketches Of the men who
have made Wall street tremendous power.
Abstruse financial theories are made plain and
light is, for the first time, thrown into some
hitherto deeply dark corners.
TIE SECRET OF NARCIssE. BY EDMUND GOssE,
author of Gossip in u Library" seventeenth
Century Studies" "On Viol and Flute" &c.
New York: TAFT, Sons Co. Washington:
Brentano's.
a fascinating story Of the fourteenth GEN.
fury; skilfuliy told and put up in such an
attractive form to make it an admirable gift
book of the inexpensive sort
WHEN LIVED IN BOHEMIA. By FERGUS
HUME, author OF "The Island Of Fantasy"
"fhc Man Who Vanished" .'The Mystery OF "a
Hanson Cab" &C. New York: TAFT, Sons a
Co. Washington: Brentanos.
dreams. let me revive the glories
OF Bohemias motley cities
Tell the sweet and bitter stories,
Pipe the merry fearful dittes-'
Glimpses into that vagabondish but none the
less delightful world-the land Of Bohemia.
STORIES. By JAMES SELwIN TAFT, author Of
'Who Is the Man." 1.-THE Ncapolitan Banker
sc. New York: TAFT, Sons Co. Wash
ington: BreutanOs
This is the season when good stories are APP
preciated. ''AIy Friend Pasquale" will help to
make two or three evenings pass pleasantly.
THE ROMANCE OF A FRENCH PARSONAGE
NJ. F
Parting of the WAYS" .For one and the
World" &c. New York: Lowell, Gestefeld a
Company.
pleasant intermngling of the spiritual and
worldly: really attractive.
THOSE GIRLS. BY JOHN STRANGE WINTER,
author of Army Tales," "Roote's Baby, -
Cavalry Life" 'Regimentai Legends" DE.
New York TAFT, Sons Co. Washington:
BrentanOs.
An Anglo-Belgian love story. Clean and
healthful
CICLE-INFANTRY DRILL REGULATIONS. Pre-
Pope Manufacturing Co.
A hand book of more than a little local in
terest. for two reasons. First. because it was
in this city that the initial military cycle COM
pany of the United States was organized and,
second. because Gen. Ordwas and Col. Oscar
+. Long were colaborers in the work
LIFE AND SYLVIA: A CHRISTMAS JOURNEY
BY JOsEfHiSE BALEsTTEK. Sew York: United
States Book Company.
An odd story that may please little girls
THE FEVER OF LIFE. BY FERGUS HUME. New
YORK: TAFT Sons 4 Co. Washington: Brcn-
tanOs.
Really more feverish. especially in the con-
Guiding chapters, than even the title would in
dictate. Similar in many respects to other
books by this prolific and clever author.
Ny THREF-LEGGED STORY TELLER BY ABE
LAIDE SKEEL. Philadelphia Rufus Hartranft.
A series of Photographic sketches by one Of
the most enthusiastic Of all the wandering
camera operators that 90 up and down the
world in search OF the odd and the picturesque
THE son OF MAN. By HAROLD BEoDRIcx. Chi
cago: Laird Lee.
Mr.. Erodrick appears to be satisfied that he is
Christ, and to make known his belief has pub
lished two small! volumes that completely re-
flute lis allegation.
THE ICE CROP. BY THERON L. HILEs. New
York: Orange Judd Co.
practical treatise on the harvesting,
storage, shipping and using o: ice.
THE AMERICAN SIERRA. BY }. c. POWELL,
captain of the Florida convict camp. Chicago:
DonOhue, Hennebcrry Company.
MODERN CATECHISM. BY URsuL. " GEsrr-
FIELD. New York: LovelI, Gestefeld Il Com
pany.
THE COMEDY OF TWELFTH NIGHT. BY SHAKE
sPEARE. New York: American Book Com
pany.
A LUCKY MISHAP. BY FRED WITTRoCK (Jim
Cummings. Chicago: Donohue, Henneberry
THE ROMANCE OF AN HOUR BY LEOPOLD
srApLEAux. Chicago: \. c. Smith Publishing
Co.
THE MYSTERIOUS MR.. JARVIS. By FREDER-
lex X. GILES. New York: W. ID. Rowland.
HER RELIGION. Poem. BY MARIE A. WAT
son. Washington: John F. Sherry.