The National tribune., 1895-05-30
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sale by Brcntano. Washington, ID. c. Price sl.2;
A somewhat tragic, love story wherein sew
eral interesting characters disport themselye
in somewhat disconnected plot.
THE BANIsHMENT Of JEssoP BLYTHE. B,
Joseph HAt,op. Published by Lppncoti, Phila
delphia. For sale by Brentano. Washington. d
9. Price 81. az
A charming romance, interviewer with de
scriptions of n singular community in tho Eng
| lish County of Derbyshire. The ropemakers
who have their factory in great cave-the
second in size in the world-are most interest
| ing in their laws and customs. The characters
are well drawn, and the descriptions of great
| beauty. making it all in all an unusually in
teresting book from beginning to end.
! THE l0lST OHIO. BY L. w. Day. Cleveland. O.
Published by the author. Price $3.50.
This is one of the really good regimental
histories. The 10lst was one of the very best
regiments that Ohio sent out 1t went at once
to the front to help repe Kirby Smiths in
vasion of Kentucky, and from that time till
the end of the war its service was continuous,
arduous, and exceedingly honorable. The
author has told the story OF his comrades In
an admirable manner. He has paid compara-
lively little attention to the general history OF
the war, which is an excellent feature, but
very properly confined himself to the details
of his own regiments varied experiences. He
impress of truth and accuracy. 1t is book
that the 10lst can we'll be proud Of. They made
no mistake in selecting their historian. The
book is very we'll printed. nicely bound. and
illustrated with fino portraits.
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KNOWLEDGE. Condensed Encyclopedia.
Published by G. w. Dillingham;, New York.
For sale by Brcntano Washington, ID. 9. Price
so cents.
A handy volume of information on many
general subiects-astronomy, geography, me-
chauics, electricity. chemistry, law, literature
and history. 1t is well arranged and indexed,
and accurate in definitions and explanations.
KATE OF GOTHAM. BY Barbara Black. Pub
lished bv g. w. Dillingham;. New York. For
sale by Brentano, Washington, ID. G. Price so
cents.
A highly sensational novel.
DIsTAFF AND SPINDLE BY Mary Ashley
Townsend. Published by LiRpncott, PhiladeI-
phia. For sale by Brentano. Washington, ID. Z.
Price sl.50.
book OF sonnets most exquisltely bound
and containing some pretty lines.
WHAT DO YOU THINK? BY Olive Harper.
Published by G. w. Dillingham;. New York. For
sale by Brentano, Washington. ID. c. Price so
cents.
A foolish novel wherein the heroine sits
down one morning with her chaperone aud
rails against the sins and weaknesses of society,
and they never get up until she finishes her
series of lectures in the 22d chapter, though in
the 1lth chapter she changes her position
slightly and then Resumes"
LOYALTY TO CHURCH AND STATE. BY
Francis Archbishop satolIi. Published by John
Murphy & Co, Baltimore, Nd. Price 81. 25.
The speeches and addresses contained in this
volume were delivered by His Excellency, the
Most Rev. Francis Satolli. ohbishop of Le-
panto, Delegate Apostolic to the United States,
since his arrival in America, and are published
with his sanction. Cardinal Gibbon says of it,
Looking at the matter of these addresses. a
wide field is covered, the Papacy, the Consti-
tuition of the Church, the spirit of American
institutions and their harmony with the spirit
of Gatholieity, the upiGcation through the
Church of the various National elements that
go to make up the American people, education,
and private, religious associa-
tions and confraternities are the topics dealt
with by the most reverend author"
SIR FRANCIS BACON'SCYPHER STORY. BY
Orville w. Owen, Mid. GFolune v. Published
by the Howard Publishing Co., Detroit, Mich.
Price so cents.
The continuation Of the Life of Francis
Bacon at the Court Of Francois full of roman
tic incident and reveals the love story of his
youth. Those who lhave followed. with rapt
attention and sympathetic hearts, the fortunes
of Romeo and Juliet of Portia and Bassanio.
Troylus and Cressida, and the lovers in Loves
Labor's Lost as pictured upon the stage, little
they were listening to q revelation
from the real lives of Bacon and Margaret.
CASH vs. COIN. An answer 10 Coins Finan-
cial School. Published by Chas. II. Kerr & Co.,
Chicago. Price % cents.
This is a very fair reply to the absurdities in
" Coins School,"
And other Poems and Sonnets.
BY J. f. Nesmith. Published by the Riverside
Press, Cambridge, Mass.
book OF sonnets on Fortune. Hope. Mel
ancbolv, Patience. and the other usual subjects,
besides numerous classical themes, including
the titular one.
Magazines and Notes.
The June number of the Oceridnd Monthly
Is to be a notable one, devoted to the Hawaiian
Islands, containing among others. articles by
Sanford y. Dole, President Of the Hawaiian
by W. n. Armstrong, Kalakaua's Min
ister of State; by Peter c. Jones, ex-Minister
Of Finance; by Joaquin Miller. and Rev. Serene
Z. Bishop The whole will make picture of |
the many aspects of Hawaiian life more com.
plete than anything yet published. Published
at San Francisco, Cal. Price % cents
Much interest is felt by the public in the re- |
turn of Rudyard Kipling to India. He has |
Just agreed to furnish regular contribution |
to The Cosmopolitan Magazine for the coming |
year, beginning his work upon his return to |
cred by such pen Kipin2's. and what he |
will write for the Cosmopolitan will attract the |
widest attention. both here and in England. |
Perhaps the most beautiful series of pictures
ever presented of the Rocky Mountains will be
found in collection OF II original paintings,
executed by Thomas Moran for the May Cos
IaOpolitan. To those who have been in the
Rockies this issue of the Cosmopolitan will be a
souvenir worthy of preservation. This num-
her contains 80 original drawings by Thomas
Moran, Oliver Herford, Dan Beard. Fl. NJ Ea-
on, +. q. Atwood, +. O. Small, +. Liz. j. H.
Dolph and Rosina Emmett Sherwood, besides
,ix reproductions of famous recent works of
,rt. and 40 other interesting llustrations-9S
N ALL Though tho Cosmopolitan sells for but
I5 cents. probably no magazine in the world
will present for May so great number of illus
ratons specially designed for its pages by
amous illustrators The fiction in this number
S by i. Hopkinson Smith, Gustav Kobbe. w.
lark Russell, Edgar w. Nye and T. C, Craw-
ord
DR.. Andrew d. White will open the June
Popular Science Monthly with the first of group
# papers under the general title From the
Divine Oracles to the Higher Criticism, being
he final division of his New Chapters in the
Warfare of Science. In the opening paper lie
will exhibit the character Of the older inter-