Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-07
ty, to conservation of a noble life of good

ity, to conservation of a noble life of good
deeds with a thread of dramatic interest in
terwoven. Mr.. Teagar writes with a grace
full pen, and his poetic style is of a high
class. He Is prominent resident of Flem-
ingsburg, KY, and is brother-in-law of
Mr.. o. O. Stealey. we'll known in Washing
ton as the correspondent of the Louisville
Courier-Journal.
GREAT MEMS SONS: Who They Were, What
Glimpse at the Sons of the Worlds Mightiest
Men hI From sGe ,H to Napoleon BY EhrIdge
ore Girls h OF stoy Of fSs upted
States The Century Book for Young Ameri-
York: q r. Putnam's Sons. washington:
,, Robert BeaI.
DOMESTICATED ANIMALS. Their Relations to
Man and to His Advancement In Civilization.
ny Nathaniel soIthgate Shaler, dean of the
lawrence lawrence Scientific School of Harvard Uni
scribner's Sons Washington: Brentanos.
A LIEUTENANT AT EIGHTEEN. BY Oliver OPP
tie: author of The Army ard Navy Series
series.f' Across India Half Round !'i'T ihe
World DC. Boston: Lee & Shepard. Wash
ington VIM Ballantyne & Sons.
AUNT BILLY AND OTHER SKETCHES By
Allyn Yates Keith. author of "A spinster's
Leaflets" "A Hilltop summer" &c.; Boston:
A GIRL OF THE COMMUNE. By C. A Henty.
author Of In Freedoms Cause" with Lee
Co. Wilmington The Standard a2rh Book f stare
TROOPER ROSS AND SIGNAL BUTTE By
Capt: Charles King, U. s. A Illustrated by
Charles Il. stephens PhiIad.lphia: j. B. Lip
GIVING AND GETTING CREDIT A Root for
business Men. By Frederick B. Goddard. New
York: The Baker & Taylor Company. Wash
ington: W. H. Lowdernk 4 Co.
WHITES FROM WILD MEADOWS By Sam
Walter Foss author Of Back Country Poems"
ILLUSTRATED ,d ed BGston: Lee & Shepard Wash
ington: VIM. Ballantyne K Sons.
Blaney Boston: Lee & Shepard. Washington:
Wm Bali:ntyne Sens.
ON WINDS OF FANCY BLOWN Original Verse
and Illustrations. By Mary Yale Shapleigh.
Boston: Lee & Shepard Washington: VIM.
Translated by Katharine Prescott wormeley.
Boston: Roberts Brothers. Washington: Bren-
tano's.
EUNICE OUNCE. A New England Romance By
& Co. Washington: Woodward & Lothrop.
POEMS OF THE FARM. Selected and Illustrated
ard Wilmington %m Bs si%g iss sons shep
Illustrations. New York: X F. Fem Fenno & G" Co.
Washington: The Standard Book Store
THE Eli! HIDDEN FAITH: An Occult Story of tn.
NJ. Harley Publishing Co.
IN 4 HOLLOW OF THE HILLS. BY Bret Harte.
Boston Houghton. Mifiin Co. Washington:
VIM Ballantyne & Sons.
AMOS JUDD. BY ]. A. Mitchell editor of Life
New York: Charles Scribners Sons. Washing
ton: Brentano's.
IN UNKNOWN SEAS A Poem. Written by
George Horton. Cambridge: The University
Press.
The Christmas calendars and cards are
now being published in q profusiol and
quality never before known. L. Prang G.
Co.. whose productions in this line have
always had the best of reputation send
a box of beautiful cards and calendars,
varying in size from tiny single leafs to
artistically illustrated books of several
pages, printed in the most delicate colors
and exquisite taste in the choice of SUBJ
jects The art of Christmas card publica-
ton has advanced in a wonderful degree.
as evidenced by these annual productions
of the famous presses in America.
Raphael Tuck & Sons of London, Paris
and New York have issued some large cal
eIdars for 1896 in their customarily beau
tiful style. One of them, called Flower
Faces. is an unique achievement. The
children's books from the Tuck press are
very pretty this year, and as artistic as
everything else that comes from this
widely known establishment