Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30

announces oiSOs ueW euS SSsssS'~
ton Of Browning IN nine volumes.
Mr.. John F1ske gives In the appsndis
70 his History az the United States FOL
| Schools . list Of novels. posms. songs
etc., relating to United States history.
A school edition Of Lambs Tales from
Shakespeare" with . fresh Introductory
sketch and brief notes Ii being brought
out BY Houshton. Mihiin q Co.
The Green-Tree Library Ii the name
Of q new series announced by Stone 4
Kimball.
| Mr.. Edgar Stanton Maclay's History
OF the United States Navy" will be COM
pleted with the publication Of the second
volume. which the Appleton's announce.
This volume deals with events from the
close Of the war OF 1872 to the launching
OF the United States steamer Columbia.
The same publishers announce "City Gov
eminent in the United States" by Alfred
r. ConklIng. who has had practical ex-
perience of his subject as an alderman of
New York. a member OF the Assembly.
and leader In municipal reform move
ments.
Mr.. r. ID. BIackmoye'J new story,
Mount Arafa," will first be published
serially.
Hunt G. Eaton have in preparation for
the holidays a volume Of travel. by the
Rev. DR.. ]. NJ. Buckley. entitled Travels
In Three OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Asia. and
Africa The book will be illustrated.
The Baker & Taylor Company an
nounce THE College Woman" by
Charles Franklin Thwing. LIZ D.. presi.
dent OF the College for Women Of Wes,-
ern Reserve University. and THE New
Acts Of the Apostles; or. The Marvels OF
Modern Missions" the duff Missionary
Lectureship Lectures for 1885," by the
Rev. Arthur #. Pierson, D. d.. with an
introduction by the Rev. Andrew Thorn
son, ID. ID.
"a Bachelor Maid" will be succeeded in
the Century by IAN Errant Wooing," by
the same author-Mrs. Burton Harrison.
McClure's Magazine is to have life
of Napoleon told In pictures as we'll as
by the pen. One hundred and nifty pic
lures, portraits, etc, have been selected
from the Gardiner G. Hubbard collection.
and will run through six numbers OF the
magazine. beginning In November.
The Bulletin of the Bureau Of Rolls
and Library. Of the Department Of State,
No. 4, contains a calendar OF the
manuscripts OF Madison, for whose pur-
chase from Mrs. Madison Congress ap-
proprated 10000 In 1897. The collection
Is said to contain but few papers OF
interest, one Of which is series OF
letters from Jefferson.
1t seems that Mark Twain has ceased
TO be his own publisher. His "Pudd'n-
head Wilson," together with other stories
81 fora ra,th had lie NO.
in one volume, and to be sold by sub
scription only. by the American Publish
Ing Company OF Hartford, Conn.
d. Appleton & Co. will soon publish
volume Of the verses OF Frank L. Stan
ton, the Atlanta Constitutions popular
poet. with an Introduction by Joel Chand-
Ter Harris. Mr.. Stanton IS one Of the
most widely-coped poets Of the day, and
may be styled the James Whitcomb Riley
OF the South.
Hall Gaines "Manxman" has gone into
a second edition. and is said TO be only
second TO Dr. Mauries's '"Iflby" In popu-
lar favor. Mr.. Game, 1t is said. Is think
ing OF writing story with hero
modelled on the character OF General
Gordon.
The Jewish Publication Society Of
America announces "Old European Jew
Iies, ny Dd'lu IHiiipSOii' ~ C'' anu NV
fourth volume OF Professor Graetz' 8
"History Of the Jews"
Anthony Hope. author Of 1.-The Prisoner
OF Zeuda," announces a new novel, with
the queer title. THE God In the Car"
II is said to be a STORY OF the time"
though there is nothing in the title to
show that 1t Is. Perhaps the parsonage
alluded to Is a Pullman porter.
Mr. Rudyard Kipling has written more
jungle stories for St. Nicholas.
The New York Critic includes a brief
review OF General Dabney II. Maurys
"Recollections OF Virginian" in these
words: "As a whole. the book Is enter
tanning and Of equal interest to the
army, and to those who take pleasure In
tales of sport, travel. and the stirring
scenes OF war. 1t is also an intensely
to admit that Virginians are all this
author claims, the contrast between his
sketches of people from his own State
and others Is rather marked. IT Is I'M
intentional, OF course. and must be
credited TO General Maury's burning
loyalty to the Mother Of Presidents" The
Critic thought this same sort Of con
trast" in Hopkinsons Smiths Colonel
Carter. OF Gainesville" delightful. An
other case Of whose OK. The Critic also
criticises General Maury for 'decrying
his Alma Mater" meaning West Point.
Harper's for October has a story by
Tom Page. II is entitled 1.-The Old Gen.
tlemen of the Black Stock" and 1t works
the theory of probabilities pretty hard.
II is told in the first person, singular.
and appears to be photographed.