Evening star., 1894-12-14
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A LITTLE ENGLISH GALLERY By Ioq,:: s:,s.,o Imo-
Washington: Woodward 4 Lothrop.
Lady Danvers. Henry Vaughan. George
| Farquhar .Topham Beauclerk, Bennett Lang
| ton and William Hazlitt are the characters
| in English literature who come to life in
| response to the genius Of Miss Quincy.
wAYsIDE POEMS. BY Wallace Bruce, author Of
"Old Homestead Poems" Illustrated. New
York: Harper Brothers. Washington: Wood
wa1 Lothrop.
A decidedly interesting collection Of
poems in which is every evidence Of the
breath of life. The subject-range is wide:
the treatment extremely good.
BOSS CROKERs CAREER A Review Of the Pu-
sstie h "a and Political @ @XStivity Of Bill Twesds
pairing the Croker Ring with the Tweed Ring
Tammany Hall. BY Otto Kempner.
Published prior to the recent earthquake
| in New York city. but can easily be used
| for obituary purposes.
| AN UNOFFICIAL PATRIOT. By Helen H. Gar
dener. author Of rs Th. Your Son: My LOrd2.
Pray You. Sir, Whose Daughterf Punished
Women sns Gods aes retoos
of Life" &c. Boston: Arena Publishing Co.
strong story of the war, in which is
portrayed patriotism of the purest type.
THE SEARCH FOR ANDREW FIELD. Story Of
the Times Of 1912. BY Everett T. Tomlinson
Boston: Lee Shepard Washington: Wood
ward LOthrop.
Andrew Field was a sturdy American boy
| who had his share of the troubles that
| afflicted the United States during the last
war with Great Britain. American boys
who live in these peaceful days will be
| the better for reading Of Andrews adven-
| lures.
| SECOND BOOK IN PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE
can Medical Association. The American Public
Health Association. Societe D'Hygiens Of
france British and d. American Association; % for
trated. New York: American Book Company.
One of the best of books to be placed in
the hands of the young Of either sex.
BETWEEN THE LIGHTS Thoughts for the Quiet
Hour. Compiled and ranged by Fanny B.
ia Oates; %,~u New York us Arson D. F. Randolph
pause in life" at the close Of the day, when
the most conscientiously busy worker will
| steal few moments of rest and refresh
| ment before the lamps are lighted. A new
edition OF popular religious work.
| TOINETTE'S PHILIP. BY Mrs. c. v. Jamison,
author of Lady Jane" New York: The Cen
tury Co. Washington: Robert Beal.
A strong yet tender story of a boy in
| whom much love is centered. who has
many trials and an abundance of sorrow
should-comes out all right at last. Healthy
| reading matter excellently illustrated.
ACROSS ASIA ON A BICYCLE The Journey Of
Two American Students from Constantinopie to
Pehing: i,g BY Thomas Gaskeli Allen, IT,. and
William Lewis Sechtleben. New York: The
Century Co. Washington: Robert Baall.
This thoroughly interesting volume Is
| reprint of the contributions Of .Messrs.
| Allen and Sachtleben to the Century Mag
| azine The narrative is remarkably smooth
and abounds in valuable detail: the feat
upon which 1t is based is unique and cred
| liable. The illustrations are especially
good.
| Jerks. New York: The Century Co. WASH
ington: Robert Beall.
| Fairy tales of the modern sort, clever In
design and calculated to achieve popular
| ity with little children and with children
| Of a larger growth. Illustrated literally
| printed as all Century publications are,
| and attractively bound, 1t is one Of the
| catchy" holiday books.
WHEN LIFE IS YOUNG. A Collection Of Verse
for Boys and Girls BY Mary Mapes Dodge.
ShSr Gs nss1 and Ss% and RoS
| The Century Co. Washington Robert Beail
AS editor-in-chief of st. Nicholas for
| more than twenty years, Mrs. Dodge has
been guaging the juvenile mind with po-
| etry and prose. The choicest products Of
| her poetic pen are in this attractive col
| lection.
PITT MATINIC, and Other Monotones BY
s George Wharton Edwards. author Of Thumb
| orations by the author. New York The Cen
tury Co. Washington: Robert BealI.
| Sketches of life on the coast of Nova
| Scotia, combined in a dainty miniature
volume with two stories Of another kind
turber of Faith" One of the most pleas
| ing specimens of artistic production
throughout.
LUCY LARCOM. LIFE. LETTERS AND DIARY.
By Daniel Dulany Addison. Boston: Houghton,
Mitiin & Co.
| Human arithmetic will never succeed in
| calculating the quantity Of good done by
| Lucy Larcom-the Lucy Larcom who
| wrote very much, and who wrote SO
| very WELL especially for the young folks.
| Her labOrs ended some years ago, but their
results will be lasting. This biography IL
| worthy Of it's subject.
THE POOR NAN IN POLITICS. BY R. D. Flynn.
| Danville: R. D. Flynn. Washington: The
| Washington News Company.
Mr.. Flynn went through the experiences
| suffered by thousands of other men who
have tourneyed to the national capital in
| search Of an office. but he must have de-
| rived a good deal Of fun from the fail
| ure that has, he says, taken him out Of
| politics. His little book is very amusing
| and, to q considerable extent instruo-
| tive.
| BACK COUNTRY POEMS BY Sam. Walter goss
| Illustrated by Bridgman. Boston: Lee /
| Shepard. Washington: woodward Lothrop.
| People who read the newspapers have
| known Sam Walter Foss for a long time,
| and the more they have read Of hts pro-
| ductions the better they have liked him.
| The Foss poem is nature itself-generally
| humorous nature: time cannot destroy its
\ backwoods sweetness
| THE DAWN OF NEW ERA IN AMERICA
| Written at intervals, but ISSUED for the
| first time In book form. by BushrOd W,
| James. A. NJ, NJ D.. member of tho His
| torical Society Of Pennsylvania, American So
| cety for the Advancement of Science, Ameri-
| Academy of Political and Social Science,
| &c. Philadelphia: Porter & Coate.
An unassuming publication in which all
good citizens should be interested. The
| propositions advanced by DR.. James are
| soundly patriotic and worthy Of all con-
| siJeration.
| BECAUSE LOVE YOU. Poems of Love- Select
ed and arranged BY Anna E. Mack. Boston:
| Lee Shepard Washington: Woodward 4
LOthrOp.
| book for lovers and especially for the
| lovers who think they ought to present
| each other with a book in which lovers
| should delight.
| THE FIR SEALS TOOTH A Story of Alaskan