Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-10
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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Children Of Destiny" MAID Marion, II
.'1hrockmortOn." &C. New York: d. Appleton
When Paul Jones was buried. a divine
who discoursed on the deeds of the great
| seaman, said: THE fame Of the brave out
| lives him; his portion Is Immortality" And
| yet there are thousands Of young people in
| this country who do not know that such
| a man as Paul Jones ever existed. while
| millions of those who call themselves
Americans are either wholly ignorant as
to the most intrepid Of our naval officers
or else have only vague ideas as to the part
he played in American history. First to
raise the Stars and Stripes on the ocean,
and conQuerable only by death, he made
American arms feared and respected by all
the old-world naval powers. This history
is in narrative form. cleverly written and
well illustrated.
PRAIRIE SONGS Being chants rhymed and I'M
By Hamlin Garland, with drawings BY a. +.
Carpenter. Cambridge: Stone & kimball.
A pretty though unpretentious edition
of a collection Of works to which the same
adjectives may be applied. He deals most
ly with nature in her milder. melodic
moods, though sometimes he reveals
glimpses of her grandeur. Garland's poems
are very tasteful. and they have a share of
imagination as well as very charming
fidelity to realists in his landscape descrip-
tons. Mr.. Garland has not much to do
with people il his poems, but q few Of the
morsels In his book show that In his obser-
Vations his fellow man has received a share
OF attention.
MRS: JOHN G. CARLIsLE's KENTUCKY COOK
BOOK. Containing original recipes never be-
lore punished Chicago: +. Tennyson Nicely.
Washington: Woodward Lothrop.
Practical throughout. every recipe being
the favorite of one of the several contribu-
tors to the collection, among whom are the
authoress. Mrs. Carlisle, Mrs. Cleveland,
Mrs. Walter q. Gresham. Mrs. Gen. Crook.
Mrs. w. A. Dudley. Mrs. Alex. Falls, Mrs.
Ainsworth. Mrs. Woolley. Mrs. Gracia and
iSa Onka BreckinrIdge. geographically
1t Is all any book needs to be, while its
binding is delicately artistic
MONTH Mont WITH MOODY IN CHICAGO His
" n1,k and WORKERS % .s BY Rev H. NJ Wharton.
pei Talks" Curse and Claims Of Rome. :
p p,ulpit, Pew aud Plattorm,,' "A Picnic in
Paies tine baltimore: Wharton d Barron
Publishing Co.
Moody literature is in demand here Just
now, and although this volume is only
partially devoted to the great evangelist
and his co-laborer, Sankey, it is extremely
interesting. Constructed without any at
tempt at order or sequence. 1t nevertheless
has value.
SHIPS THAT PASS IN THE NIGHT. By Beatrice
Harraden. Authorized American edition New
York: q. T. Putnam's Washiugton: W. III
Lowderlnilk & co.
One Of those exquisite literary produc-
lions which plays upon the heart of the
reader with wonderful effect narrative
In which there is nothing superficial; all
seems real and sad. yet not Oppressive.
A sUPERFLUoUs WOMAN. New York: The Cas-
sell furnishing Co. Washington: WIN. Ballan-
A thrilling novel, whose author should be
proud enough of his or her product-proba-
bly, her-to let the world know who wrote
such an attractive romance.
MIR. WAITS wIFE's SISTER. BY Marion Har
land CMary Virginia Terhune), author of
o. Judith, with the Best intentions. - IIand
..GoInuion Sense in the Household &c. New
York: The Cassell Publishing Co. NWashington:
VIA. Ballantyne 4 Sons.
LORD & THOMAS POCKET DIRECTORY FOR
1881. A complete list OF newspapers, maya
Zines and Periodicals in the United States and
Canada emitting such do not insert adyer-
tiselnents. New York: Lord & Thomas
THE EGYTTIAN HARP GIRL Mystery Of
the Perlstyle.. BY 'Quondam,'' author OF The
the Great 4 Uncle a1S Family
Laird x Lee.
A GAME AT PI.AToNICs AND OTHER STORIES.
bE F. +; Phillips. author OF As in Looking
Cleveland Publishing Company.
ALWAYS BE TRUE TO YOUR MOTHER. Song
and Chorus. Words by Mrs. Julia A. Carney
and music by Charles Baker. New York: +.
w. Helmick. 2GS 9th avenue.
THE MAIACHITE CROSS. A Romance of Two
Countries. BY Frank II. Merton. New York:
Cleveland Publishing Company.
SELL NOT THYSEI.F. A novel; BY winnifred
Kent. Chicago: Laird X Lee.
A ROYAL HEIRESs. by Emile Edwards. Chi
cago T.. A. Weeks Co.
Among the almanacs that continue to
claim attention, the most conspicuous
local example is that issued by the Euuit-
able Cooperative Building Association
Filled with valuable informa ton, especially
as to the District of Columbia, and artistic
in its makeup, II is creditable to the great
concern from whence 1t enanates and
which it is intended to benefit McGill
& Wallace did the printing.
Like publications, but Of broader scope
are the New York World Almanac and
Encyclopedia and the Chicago Daily News
Almanac and Political Register. Both of
search.
]. Fischer & Bro, No. Bible House
New York, have sent The Star three new
sacred pieces, which are well worth the
Kir dly, Light. Duet for soprano and alto
or soprano and baritone. BY J. Wiegand
>. Wake We That Sleep. Soprano SOLO and
chorus BY Nj. a. Melvl. ;. Jesus Christ
is Risen Today. easter anthem.) Solo
and chorus. By n. A. Melvil.