Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-07

made for the needs OF the flesh, but
thirsts for and reveis In The dehgh's
and freedom which can only be fouhd
in the Golden Age" The adventures.
excursions, and hair-breadth escapes Oh
the characters figuring in the book are
| most naturally and wildly descripeo'
| Especial attention Is called 20 the chap-
tiers entitled "Thc Finding OF the Prin.
cess" ''Sawdust and Sin" The SECRET
Drawer" The Burglar" The Blue
| Room" and 'Susisti Salts" The last
| named chapter gives an amusing account
| Of the departure OF the most prominent
hero Of the volume for college. won
derfully true is the picture drawn OF
the lads feigning an interest in the land
scape TO hide his emotion AT parting with
his brothers and Sisters his examination
| Of the hard. bowler hat, the first OF the
| sort he had ever worm his clinking OF
| the money In his pockets to keep MS
| courage up. and, last OF all, his assumed
| grin that had been saved for the supreme
moment when the train moved off,
For sale by J. w. Randolph & Co.
IN MEMORIAM. THE MYSTIC CIR
Gle OF KATE'S MOUNTAIN. 1860
1895. Richmond, Va: Whittet IL Shep-
person, General Printers. 1895.
This is a reprint. for private circula-
ton only. from the pages of the Southern
Literary Messenger. of a poem by john
Howard. Esq, attorney at law. of this
city. 1t was written in 1860. and is de-
scriptive OF visit made that year by a
party OF White Sulphur Springs guests
to the summit OF Hates mountain. The
: verse Is melodious, and the descriptions OF
scenery and persons lively.
| Several of the young people to whom
| reference Is made are Identified In loot
notes Almost all Of these were dis
| tinguished In after life. We have long
known Mr.. Howard as y learned and la
borious member OF the bar, Formidable
adversary In whatever contest he enters
but had not thought him a poet-as this
pamphlet OF twenty-four pages proclaims
him.
| VIRGINIA LAW, REGISTER FOR
| JULY. +. c. Burks. Editor; c. A.
Graves. W. NJ. Lille. Associates. Lynch
burg: J. =. Bell & Co.
Contents: Federal Injunction to Re-
strain Criminal, Prosecution in a State
Court-the Other Side OF the Wadley
Case" by j. c. wysor; "Demurrers to
Evidence" by Robert NJ. Hughes: The
Action OF Ejectment IN Virginia" by
| Thomas J. Kirkpatrick: Virginia Decis-
ions Reported In Full five in number.
Digest of Other Virginia Decisions"
five in number: Miscellaneous Notes !;
For the Juniors; Correspondence; Book
Notices" Accompanying the No. under
| separate covers Is Rem nisdences of
Virginia Judges and Jurists." being the
address Of Hon. John Randolph Tucker.
| OF Washington and Lee University, at the
| banquet rendered TO the members of the
new Supreme Court Of Appeals by the
| Richmond Bar Association, February Z,
1885,
THE COMMODORES DAUGHTERS. By
Jonas Lie: Translated from the Nor
wegian by III. L. Braekstad and Gertrude
| Hughes New York: United States
Book Company. 3lO-sls Sixth Avenue.
For sale by the Cohen Company. Cloth,
SO cents; paper - cents.
This book is by an author who Is a
countryman of Bjornson and 1bsen, and
who is more popular in his native land
than either of the others. 1t Is a love-
story. in which charming women appear,
| and where the men are followers OF the
sea: naval officers. and officers OF mer-
chantmen. 1t Is written in simple. re-
alistic vein, and is well worth reading
! because OF the story 1t tells and OF the
descriptions that il gives of life among
|
THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN
HORN BY Frank Stockton; Charles
Scribner's Sons; New York: 1885.
For sale by j. W. Randolph & Co.,
| Richmond, Va.
| This story will be read with undated
interest from beginning TO end, and ii
possesses the charming merit Of being
entirely satisfactory. That IL has strong
suggestions of Monte Cristo." "Sindbad."
and Ali Baba." with the least bit Of In
spiration from Rider Haggard. de-
tracts nothing from its value. Mr. Stock
tons inventive faculty is evidently fer
tile and ingenious enough to work indie
pendently of such models. Captain Horn.
| Edna. Mrs. Cliff, Niaka, Cheditafa. and
| the Rackbirds are striking characters,
| and well-worth knowing.
SHOULD SHE HAVE LEFT HIM? BY
William C. Hudson barclay North. au-
thor of THE Diamond Button; Whose
Was It?' Jack Gordon. knight Errant,
Gotham. 1ss3. "Viyier, OF Vivier. Long
man & Co" THE Man With Thumb"
ION the Rack THE Durdale Millions. D
etc. New York: The Cass.ll Publishing
Company. 81 east Seventeenth street
Union Square,. 275 pages. Price 50
cents.
WITNESS TO THE DEED. By George
Manviile Fem. author Of Nurse tlisil,''
Double Cunning" 1.-THE Man With q
Cassell Publishing Company, 81 east
Seventeenth street Union Square,. 400
pages. Price 30 cents.
For sale by Hunter & Co.
FIAT SILVER. IT'S EUINOUS EFF.
FECTS SHOWN IN HISTORY. BY
Robert ii. Vickers, Author OF History
OF Bohemia" "alartyrdoms OF Litera-
ture," 'Zawis and Kuni nde. Bo-
hemian Tale etc. etc. Chicago
Charles II. Herr & Co.; 1895. lis pages
Price, 2Jc.
THE LADIES JUGGERNAUT. A Novel.
BY Archibald Clavering Gunter. Author
OF "Mr. Barnes of New York." etc. With
Illustrations by Archie Gum and A.
w. b. Lincoln. New York: The Home
Publishing Company. 3 east Fourteenth
street. Price. SOC.
CATMURs CAVE. BY Richard Downing,
Author of The Mystery OF Killard.
THE Weird Sisters" IAN Isle of Sur
rev." "a Bathing Quest" etc. New
York: United States Book Company
3l0-3l8 Sixth avenue.
MORTAL THE MAHATMA. BY Mabe
Collins, Author Of THE Blossom and
the Fruit" ida" "rhe Confessions OF
a Woman" Through the Gates OF
Gold" etc. New York: United States
Book Company Price. AZ cents.
For sale by Cohen Company.
MARGERY OF QUETHER AND 9TH
Err STORIES. BY s. Barring Gould.
Author of "Mehalah," "Old Country
LIFE" etc. New York: United States