Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18

compliment Of being made tl'e suo3ecs
h special article in The Thinkers w
fexoor r. X. Cheyne. Of Oxford, we So
Ing authority on ths IiterAture oI
PsalTns In England. -
AZ the request OF Dr.. rurnlvajs heed OK
the Early English Text eoetsey OF Lon
dory DIR. Bruce has been invseed 70 ius
nish the proiogomena and glossary % one
Of tho publications OF this society. wn'cn
IL to be Issued during the comine year
DR.. Bruce is q son o. Cnnies DIue
Esq.,. OF Charlotte county, gIsnuase oi
the University Of Virginia N isss' SUI
of Berlin. and also It StraSburg. In Ivy
he took a special course at Johns Hop
kins University, and II now ASSOCIATE IN
Anglo Saxon and Middle English at Bryn
Mawr. His work on the Paris Psaitef
Is an honor TO American schoIarsnip,
GEORGE LEONARD CHANEf.
APPRENTICES TO DESTINY. BY IJiy
A. Long, author OF "A Squire OF Low
Degree" New York: Merrill q baSs''
Pages, SIS.
This is an edition above the average 70
the long list Of novels for the times when
the press Is sending forth. It's s'yle -
sprightly, and often piquant ana raey'
CnIIICteTS
trayed. and It's moral lesson, touchihS
upon the political, timely and salu-
tary. The story Is enlivened by union
strike and a retaIlatory connasration'
which threw the operatives out OF EN-
ployment, whilst IL actually freed the pro.
prietor from an elephant whose weight
had been depressing him.
The heroine Joyce Mabie. was very near
wreckir.g the happiness OF herself ana OF
the man whose true love she aruenuy
returned, because she was actuated py
mistaken altrnkm. But they were savea
from so sad Rfate by the results OF ner
own misguided enthusiasm. Then. insteau
of being the constrained proprietor OF
factory, which he had received rs n
legacy, and seeking. as she had peen' I"
solve the labor problem and right the
alleged wrongs OF the working classes
they could enjoy each others love, auu ne.
whilst engaged IN his favorite pursuits
In the Allentown University. could show
her, and she could see and feel. what an
enormous influence for good TO others the
wife OF a professor could exert rion the
serrled ranks OF raw material that come
up fresh every year for impressions 10
carry away and disseminate In the wcrid
afterward."
OLIVE CULTURE IN THE ALPEs
MARITIMES. Reports from Consul
Bradley, OF Nice. In answer TO
circular from the Department or state
Issued from the Bureau or sta
tistics, Department OF State. Washing
ton: Government Printing. 1888. "
pages.
All requests for these reports should De
addressed to the Secretary Of State.
VAGRANCY AND PUBLIC CHART
TIES IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
Reports from the Consuls OF the United
States In Answer to Circular from the
Department of State. Issued from the
Bureau OF Statistics. Department OF
State. Washington: Government PRINT
ing Office. 1888. $50 pages.
All requests should be addressed TO the
Secretary OF State.
TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT
or THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS of the City or Rich
mond, Va, for the scholastic year end
ing July 81, 1898. Richmond: c. n. Will
liams. City Printer
This Is a pamphlet of eighty-eight pages.
We are indebted to Superintendent w.
l.. Fox for our copy.
THE PEERLESS 90 OK-BOok, embrace
ing more than on. ttous md recipes aha
practical suggsstcl5 70 houseKeeIers'
Fully illustrated. Compiled BY Mrs. i.
]. Kirkpatrick. Published by Mast,
Crowell & Kirkpatrick, Springfield u
800 pages. Price. Is cents.