The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-09-05
RECENT LITERATURE.

BY Howard Carleton Tripp. Published by the
Times Publishing Co, Kingsley, Iowa Price
Dir. Howard c. Trip. the author. is q young
Iowa editor, who is rapidly coming into gen
eral prominence as q poet. writer, and lsc-
turer This volume contains q selection of bis
best poems, and, besides high artistic finish,
they breathe the real life of the farm. the
woods, and the broad prairies. It is sufficient
proof Of its genuine merit to say that it the
book has already run through three editions.
THE POSTUM CREEK POULTRY CLUB. BY
J. III. Davis Published by The Fanciers Rerieie
Chatham, N. Y. Price so cents.
This is q new work, written in negro dialect
chronicling the deings of poultry club in the
South. 1t will be found entertaining by the
general reader, rs well as the poultry specialist
THE STORY OF A woMAN's MUNICIPAL
CAMPAIGN. Edited by Mrs. Tsleoi, Williams.
THE ETHICAL BASIS OF DISTRIBUTION
AND ITS APPLICATION To TAXATION.
By T. N. Carver. Price IS cents.
Pamphlets published by The American
Academy of Political and Social Science,
Philadelphia, Pa.
A MAGNIFICENT YOUNG MAN BY John
Strange Winter. Published by J. b. Lippinooi,
Company Philais phia. and for sale by Bren-
tano. Washington, ID. O. Price 81.
Mrs. Stanpard is always vivaeious and anus
ing. Her heroes and heroiues are charming
and wholesome, and through her stories runs
vain of pathos which hightens the charm.
CAPT DREAMS AND OTHER STORIES. Ell
tied by Capt Chas. A. King. Published by ]. B.
Iippincott Co, Philadelphia, and for sale by
Brentano. Washington. D. C. Price. cloth, 81;
paper, 80 cents.
Captain Dreams" is a forgetful fellow whose
real name is De Remer. His adventure is
diverting one which nearly ends in Jail, but
the mystery is cleared up in time to save the
U mil path rtrfu tain and uhn
has followed him through his night OF in town
will enjoy hearty laugh at his implicitly ..
All of Capt. Kings wit and animation are vel |
condensed in this capital short story. The res c
of the tales are as follows: The Ebb-Tide. b y
Lieut.. A. III. Sydenham; White Lilies. b y
Alice King Hamilton; A Strange Wound, y
Lieut.. w. II. Hamilton; The Story of Alcatraz !,
by Lieut.. A. II. Sydonham; The Other Fellow,
by K. Moncton- Dene, and Buttons, by Capt. J.
q. Leecb.
THE LITTLE HUGUENoT. BY Max Psmber-
ton. Published by Dodd Mead & Co, New
York. and for sale by Brentano, Washington, ID.
Z. Price IS cents.
A romance of Fontainebleau. delicious
little idyl which ranks among the best of its
class.
BUNCH GRASS STORIES. BY Mrs Linden w.
Bates Published by J. b. Lppincots Co. Pbiia-
delphis and for sale by Brentano, Washington,
ID. g. Price SIPS.
woven out of incid snts nected with the later
settlement Of the Far West.
A sPoILT GIRL. BY Florence Warden. Pub
lisbed by J. H. Lppineott Co, Philadel phia and
for sale by Brentsno. Washington. ID. G. Price 81
Miss Wardens novels are always interesting. |
Readers Of House the Marsh I" will welcome |
new work from the pen OF this charming au-
thor.
A MORMON WIFE. BY Grace Wilbur Trout
Published by Charles II. Kerr & Co., It's Monroe
street. Chicago. Price IS cents.
A pathetic story, depicting the horrors of
polygamy.
Dillingham;, New York. Price IS cents.
BY Augusta J. Evans Published by |
u. w. Dillingham;, New York. Price IS CENTS
Novels By the author of st. Elmo are charac-
terized by elegance Of style and powerful de-
lineation of character, and the interest awak en-
ed in the first chapter is aintained TO the end.
FRANC ELLIOTT. BY Clarence Herbert New.
Published by g. w. Dillingham;, New York.
Price 20 cents.
Although many stories and sketches by Mr..
New have appeared in the magazines, this is
MS first novel. A story of New York society
lie, with touches of Congressional life in WASH
ngton.
wade MECUM GUIDE. By Mai. G. W. Norwood.
Published by the author at Chattanooga, Tenn.
Price % cents.
This is an admirably gotten up Guide to the
Chattanooga National Military
Park, arranged on q new plan. and q very in |
yenious one. 1t s packed full of information,
.om pressed into the smallest space, and among
,ther things gives the movements of the forces
Ind tho incidents from hour to hour of each
lay. The author i5.well known from several
oaror games invented by him.
Magazines and Notes.
I,Is ro- g. - e.,
here is in the waning Summer, and is filed
with good stories and illustrations. Published
1t New York. Prico 10 cents
The Cyclopedic Rerisp of Current History for |
he Second Quarter of 1895 contains the history
If the year from April to June 80 The lead
ne topics Of the quarter are: Argon and Its
Discoveries, The Iacome Tax Decision. The
silver Question, The Yellow War, The Ocenpa-
ion of Corinto. The Cuban Revolt, and The
rmenian Problem. 1t also continues the |
Usual articles on Domestic, Foreign, and Inter-
rational Affairs, and the reviews upon Science,
irt, Literature, Religion. etc. This work gives :
n condensed FORM convenient for reference,
compre heusive history of the world. Pub
ished by Garretson, Cox & Co., Buffalo. N. Y.
rice 40 cents.
September number of Catholic World has The
Jaw of Moses and the Higher Criticism, by Rev
|. F. Hewitt, DID,; Monasticism in Scotland,
EDWARD Austin; An Introduction to the Study
{ Society, Rev Geo. McDermot; What George
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