The National tribune., 1895-05-09
RECENT LITERATURE.

THE BLACK PATCH. BY Gertrude Clay Ker-
Seymer. Published by George Routledge'a
Sons, New York. Price % cents.
sporting story.
LADY OLIVIA BY W. C. FaIzner. Published
by g. w. Dillinghamy New York. For sale by
Charles Baum, Washington, ID. G.
A most exciting novel. with love and death
playing at hazards with the existences of the
characters.
TIE WOMAN WHO DIDN'T. BY William Gill.
Published by G. w. Dillingham;, New York and
for sale by Charles Baum, Washington, d. @.
Price so cents.
Sensational romance, which the publisher
pronounces the greatest story of the age"
THE RISE OF MRS. SIMPSON. by Robert Ap-
pleion Published hy g. w. Dillingham;. New
York. For sale by Charles Baum, Washington,
ID. q. Price so cents.
society novel by the author of "Violet:
The American Sappho."
ELAN STORM THE woLFER. BY Harry Casfel.
mon Published ny Porter Coates, Philadel-
pliia.
The second of the Lucky Tom series, and
another good book for boys The author is too
well known to them to need any special com.
mcndation Of his adventure stories
LIsBETH WILSON: A daughter Of New Hamp
shire. BY Eliza Nelson Blair. Published by Lee
& Shepard boston. Price $3.50.
A very strong story Tho heroine, Lisbeth
Wilson, and her lover are kept apart by a stern,
conscientious father account OF the lovers
Meihodism, Lisbeth's father being Presby-
terrain. The everyday religious discussions;
the quaint ceremonies Of early New England
life; the huskings, singing schools tea parties.
and cuttings are most delightfully."- woven in
with the pretty love
Magazines and Notes.
The Rosary for May is n magazine Of special
interest 10 all the members of the Catholic
Church. Published by The Rosary Publica-
tion Co, ST. Lexington avenue, New York
Price % cents.
THE PATH IN THE RAvINE. By Edward
5. Ellis. Published by Porter d Coates, Piila-
depha.
A very good story OF bunting and adventure
in the West, and one that boys will take 10 as
naturally as ducks to water.
HOW TO MAKE MONEY: Although Woman.
BY Irene W. Hart. Published by the j. &. O.sil-
vie Publishing Company, New York. Price %
cents.
A clever and helpful book, full of sensible
ideas on the practical side of ways for money
making by women.
THE ABBE coNsTANTrv. BY Ludovc Halevy
Published by Dodd. Mead Il Co., New York.
For sale by BrentRno Washington. ID. G.
This exquisite little romance, that won for
its author place in the French Academy, has
become a favorite with American readers, WHO
will be much pleased with this dainty little
edition. 1t is bound in green linen, and the
pages are often frightened with graceful
pictures by the French artist. Madeline Le
marie. In fact it is in every detail of story and
binding delightful, and would make pleasant
gift book for ones friend or for ones self.
Magazines and Notes.
The chief feature of the May Popular Science
La, &c IL
is announced the first of u series of 10 or II
on Professional Institutions. In this first |
paper, dealing with Professions in General, |
Mr.. Spencer points out the distinguishing |
of the professions, and shows |
that they arc derived from the functions of the |
early priest mediterranean. Prof James |
sully in bis Studies of Childhood now passes
from the ideas TO the feelings of children,
taking up Fear, which he shows is not always
produced by tho same causes in different chill
tren. Prof. Frederick Starr traces tho prog
ress Of Archaeology in Dcnmark-the country
that has given this science many of its leading
terms and divisions. Many cuts of prehistoric
objects and portraits Of eminent Danish arch
biologists illustrate the account Prof Charles
). Mnot, OF the Harvard Medical School, con-
tributes a spirited and suggestive essay on The
Work Of the Naturalist in the World contain
ing both warnings and congratulations. w.
D. lie Sueur discusses Kidd on Social Evolu-
ton, criticisng what that author says of tho
attitude Of science toward religion The good
work in zoology dono by Conrad Gesner in the
10th century is described by Prof w. X.
Brooks under the title An Old Naturalist, with
reproductions Of some Of Gesncr's illustrations
NJ. Paul Leroy Beaulieu writes The Office
IF Luxury, which he regards as n stimulus to
'xertion. Logan G. McI'herson discusses Bust
ness, Friendship. and Charity in their sociology
cal relations. New York. Fifty cents num-
Der, s. year.
Garland Their Grares is n new musical publi-
'ation by Comrade G. V. Strickland, Hunting
on, Ind, tho wciI-known popular writer of
5. 4. 4. songs and music. 1t contains a largo
number OF his compositions. and those other
avorites, and is we'll adapted for Memorial
Day and other exercises. Price 80 cents.
An Interesting Publication.
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