The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-09
Nsm nonlss in pnhlIc Library.

The following new books have been recently added to the New Haven pulp lie library; ..|
 Ambros, w.. A., The Boundaries of Music and Poetry, 7OSAS; Architectural Record (quarterly), 72o5AS; Arnold, w., l. tiers of Matthew Arnold, 2v, S26SA5; Atkinson, P, Electricity for Everybody, 53TAS; Balzac, II, d, A Daughter of Eve, B2133 Bascom, J., Social Theory, 3O4B9; Benjamin, P, The Intellectual Rise of Electricity, 5SIB1; Benson, w. A, S., Elements of Handicraft and De sign, 7iQB9; BlaclSm5re, R. D., Slain by the DooneS, and other stories, B56714; Brooks, B, S. Great Mems Sons, J920D1; Brown J. IT., History of Texas, 2v 9764B; Browning, R., Complete Ppetical Works Gin one volume), S21SSBl; Butch CT, $. H., Afistotle's Theory of Poetry and Fine Art, S0S5A9; Butterworth, IL, The Knight of Liberty a tale of La Fayette, JB9S5Il; Butterworth, H., Zig gas Journeys Around the World, JB9S5 GAW; Galloway, F. B., Charm and Courtesy of Letter Writing, S0S6C3; Child, F. &, An Old New England Town Gair1leld, Conn) 9746SC; Cole ridge, $. T., Anima Poetae, from the | unpublished note books of Coleridge, l 82S7BS; Deland, F. D., Oakleigh, JD97O; | Douglas, G. w, Sermons Preached in St. Johns Church, Washington, D. C., 252D5; Drake, S. A., The Campaign of Trenton, J979SD9; Evans, M M., Chap ters inl Grsek Dress, 391E5; Farrar, F. 1 w., Gathering Clouds, F2413; Fillmore, J. e., Planoforte Music; its HiStor and Masters, 7S6F6; Fremantle, W. H., The World as the Subject of Redemption, 261F; Godkin, E. L., Reflections and Comments, S144G3; Grahame, K, The | Golden Age, G7631; Grant, R., The Art of Living, 17GG9; Grinnell, G. B., The l Story of the Indian, 9706G; Harrison, F., l Studies in Eearly Victorian Literature, 1 S209H; Harte, Bret, In a Hollow of the Hills, H256,22; Hill, G. A, Geometry for Beginners, 5t3H; Tfinkson, K, T., The l Way of a Maid; H591; Hinsdale, B. A, The American Government; National land State, S4273H; Holdan, D. &. The | eNLCo LII ILIilpCIOIS Ol ulllutSLdIit O2OlOIl l JeWett, $. O., The Life of Nancy, J55510; Jones, II, A, Judah; an Original Play, ] 8a2SJ2; Jones, H. A., Saints and Sinners, a play S22SJ1 Kaler, J. O. Games Otis) An Island Refuge, JK11I; Kaler, J. O., Ezra Jordan's Escape, JK11E; Kaler, J. O., The boys of 1745, JK11B; Kaler, J. l O., Neal, the Miller, JK11N; King, G., and others, Rancho del Muerto, and other tales from Outing, OuS,2.
 Kipling,.R,, The Second Jungle Book, I JI<6a5JS; Knox, T. W.. Boys Life of 4 General Grant, JBG76K; La Farge, J., Considerations on Painting, T59L; Lam- 1 padius, w IA, Life of Mendelssohn, B 1 M52B; Langhans, w., History of Music, 7809I4; Lano, P. de, Secret of an Empire; the Emperor Napoleon III, 94407L.; 1 Leypoldt, A. H., and Hes, G., List of 1 Books for Girls and Women, 028XL,; Lowe, G, The German Emperor William i IL, BW6TB; Macdougall, D. T., Experi- mental Plant Physiology, 5S1M5; Mat i thews, J. B., Bool5bindings, Old and 1 New, 686M; Meredith, G., The Amazing Marriage, ? vol M5415; Moody, D. L., i Pleasure and Profit in Bible Study, 220 . M Nlti4IGs Gsi Iiflpl'E st9lOllS eiitQ NPlii- i ions, 824SgM14; Murfee, NJ. N, e. E. Craddock), The Mystery of Witch-Face Mountain, M9411; Myers. R. V. N A History of Greece, 93SAI5; Olcott, H. S, Old Diary Leaves; The True Story of the Theosophleel Society, 212O; Oli- phant M O. W, Old MT. Tredgold, l O191.52; Oliphant, M. o. w, The Story I of a GoVsrness, O131151; Parsons, A., f Notes on Japan, 9152P; Petrie, w. Mo F., Egyptian Decorative Art 740P5; Porter, 1 R., comp, and ed, About Men-What Women Have Said S0SsP; Praed, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs Tregaskiss, PSS,6
 Ralph, J., Dixie, or Southern Scenes and 1 Sketches, 9l75R; Ralph, J., People We \ Pass; Stories of Life Among the Masses in New York City RlS11; Richards L.
 F., IIildegarde's Neghbors, JR39HN
 Ronald, M, The Century Cook Book, 641R8; Russell, w C.. The Phantom Death. and other stories. R9119; Sand f George, ps., The Master Mosaic Work 1 CTS, Sa515; Savidge, E. C., The Ameri- . can in Paris, 9440SS; Scott E. G., Re construction During the Civil War
 3A273S12; Seligman, E. R. A., Essays in
 Taxation, 3362S; Shaler, N s., Domesti- cated Animals, 636S Shaw, A, Munici-
 pal Government in Continental Europe
 35AS1; Smith, J. II. A., The Poet Among
 the Hills, O. W. Holmes in Berkshire
 FlH73B; Thaxter, c. L.. Stories and Po-
 ems for Children, JT33S; Thomas, E. M
 In the Young World poemsl S114T16
 Tiffany, F. This Goodly Frame, the
 Earth, 9t04T8; Tollemache, L, A., Benl
 ianin Jowett, BJS9A; Townsend, E. w..
 4 Daughter of the Tenements, T661.S
 Walford, l.. B., For Grown-up Children
 JW14F; WaIford, L. B., Nan, and other
 stories, W141S; Walsh, If. C., and oth
 CTS The Last Cruise of the Miranda
 9t9SC3; Weeks. E. L., From the Black
 Sea Through Persia and India, 915W
 WesseIhoeft. l.. F., Frowzle the Runa
 way. JW5i5Fr: Weyman, $. J., The Rec
 Cockade, W54710 White, C., Natura
 History of Selborne, introd by J. Bur
 roughs, 5ao4lI1; White, H., Money anc
 Banking Illustrated by American His
 tory, 332WS; Whitelock, l.. C., A Mac
 Madonna, and other stories, W5S3,1
 Mister, O., Red Man and White, W76,1
 Wolfe T E, Literary Shrines, 92S1W
 Woods. R. NJ, and others, The Poor ii
 Great Cities, S62W; Wright, H. C., Chil
 dren's Stories in American Literature
 JS109W5.