Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07

We forgive her one unnecessary and
even fallacious remark In her preface.
She says: Phillips and Beecher
we're lei into their great careers through
great motlve--their hatred OF slavery"
Now II Ia good thing that Bishop
Brooks and John Bunyan neither had nor
needed any such motive; nor even Spur
gton, though his sentiments may have
been kindred to those of the two Ameri-
can platform-orators.
The portraits In this work are unusually
good. Thomas Arnold's IL beautiful.
THE AMERICAN HISTORICAL RE-
GlSTER. October 1854 A Monthly
Gazette OF the Patriotic Hereditary So
cietles Of the United States OF America.
The Historical Register Publishing
Company: Philadelphia. IS cents a num-
her. 500 per year.
The following is the table OF contents:
United States Navy During the Civil
War" Captain Richard 3. Collum.
United States Marine Corps; "The De-
claration OF Independence and the Living
sions." Edwin b. Livingston, Federal
States army; Two Canadian Graves
General James Grant Wilson, d. G. H.:
some Stories OF Colonial Families"
"''N 10 HNiilA0hVil's VI Wv 'N.T~s ''A''N-
tration. book plate Of John tombstone:
Heroes OF louisiana History" Laura
J.. Hinslale; ~ Legend of the Sara
nae" Hiram Walworth. Autograph De-
Iartment-"Autcgraph Sharps," False
Variation OF Autographs Stan. V.
Henkies; Autographs Notes, Queries
aai Haplics-By GwInnett. McKinly.
Jones. Hamilton. Arnold. DeITaas. Por-
tffit OF General HOratiO Gates Letter
Fac-Simile Of letter Of General Gates
to Colonel Wood. Celebrations and Pro.
cecdlngs-Society Of Colonial Wars IN Viz
ginia and Illinois. etc. Notes. Queries.
ana Reples-"The Mythical and the Real
Captain John smith, "Aneclote Of
Washington and Lafayette" etc.
Sir. r. \. Brock, If Richmond. IS ore
ot the associate editors Of this magazine;
General Bradley r. Johnson is another;
Mrs. Roger \. Pryor. another one OF
the letters on John smith and Pocahon-
tas published in this number IS from
William Writ Henry, Esq.
PAPAS OWN GIRL by Marie How
land. Lowell, Coryell 90 Co. New York:
ls9l
This book IS readable enough. has many
good things In ii, and may not do some
readers any harm. But any form OF
tho Christian religion which comes even
near embracing the truth must include
true philanthrophy. Latitudnarian views
In religion. morals, politics, or economics
are not beneficial 10 the social or IN
d1strial world, however plausibly and
pieasingly they may BE- presented and
illustrated.
Our modern novels contain too many
''fup- 20, In and IN
undative love is not satisfied by their
own deliberate choice Of their husbands.
and who 20 of % others, whose deep
AMI thrilling natures are. as they pre-
tend, moro responsive TO their own.
In a Marriage Above Zero' however
It IS the husband who finds his higher
and more spiritual love. But the same
thing happens I'm real life. Was il not
the case with the great naval hero, Lord
Nelson. and Lady Hamilton?
AMONG THE ESQCIMAUX; or. ADvEN-
T. RES UNDER THE ARCTIC CIR
Gle. By Edward :. Ellis. y. n.
author OF The Campers-Out," etc. etc.
Philadelphia: The Penn Publishing Com
Tany. lJk Hunter & Co. go east
Broad street, Richmond. Va. Pages. 81.
Price Sl25.
This work IL timely. "a Pcary, Well
ham. and others are still directing public
attention 70 the land Of the curious Esqui-
maux and the hyperborean regions beyond
them. They were brought practically and
usually in the Midway Plaisance Of the
Worlds Fair at Chicago. before multi
tudes-more than VIII ever see them by
Arctic exploration. or read Of them in
Mr.. Eills's Illustrated work Still, let
the people read II and lie Informed. for
Their. are thousands who could not en-
toy the pleasure Of visiting the Midway
Plaisauce, or any other adjunct Of the
vast Worlds Fair Some Of its features
are just now being reproduced. as extra
attractions at the great annual falr ot
st. Louis.
THE VIRGINIA MAGAZINE OF HIS
TORY AND BIOGRAPHY Published
qua. terry by The Virginia Historical So
ciety Richmond. Va. Volume ii, No. 2.
October. 1sgL William Ellis Jones,
printer. > south Twelfth street. 3 per
nnnum: single number $50 Publication
Committee: Archer Anderson. b. W.
Green, VI. D., Lyon G.. Tyler Roosevelt
Page. and Charles V. Meredith Editor
o. The magazine, Philip a. Bruce.
This is a very interesting number. and
the table Of contents IS as follows:
/. Letters Of William Fitzhugh. l2l. 2.
virginia Troops In French and Indian
Wars. l4. 3. instructions to Governor
Yeardlay, lGlS Isl 1. Causes Of Discomfort
In Virginia. 1916. l66. 5. TWO wills Of the
Seventeenth Century III .. Abstracts Of
Virginia Land Patents rs l. Genealogy-
The Fiournoy Family, 10. S. Historical
Notes ana queries, 2li 9. Book Reviews,
- H. Publications Received, 239.
ILLUSTRATED SOUVENIR-Marylan
Line Confederate Soldiers Home, Pixies
willie. Nd. Compiled by Captain George
W. Booth. Published in the interest or
and under the supervision Of the Board
OF Governors and Managers OF the
Home. 1S9L
This book is sold for the benefit Of the
Maryland Line Confederate Soldiers
Home. The price is 80 cents. and it can be
obtained from the Home. Pikesville, Bal
tlmore county, Ad.
In addition to a history Of the home
and the Maryland Line. the book con-
tains the first roster Of the Maryland Line
ever published, and 4 complete roster OF
the Society Of the Army and Navy OF the
Confederate States in the State Of Mary
land.
~ lfIN ai'Jt M i.4N \ - l ~ - -
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This is a beautifully printed book Of l5
PAGES. and the matter in il is Of Interest
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any form.
SCHOOL AND PARLOR COMEDIES.
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