Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-03

success OF the day. Criticisms Of II are
numerous and conflicting, ana opinion u
divided az to whether the lesson that i
teaches II a moral or immoral one. Hence
thousands of Americans have bought the
book to read II and decide the question
for themselves.
Il is published In handy form, on nne
paper. Is nlled with taking" pictures
and makes u volume OF 464 pages-and
not 9. dull one In the lot. The sale OF II
has been extraordinary. and this not
vithstanding the fact that there has been
no cheap edition printed. However. we
must say that to appreciate II one must
know, or imagine that he knows, French,
since many OF the conversations OF the
characters are carried on In that Ian
wusRe. and there are no friendly foot
notes giving English translations OF these
important passages.
Now that Trilby IL talked ABOUT In
every company. all who would be up
with the times" are bound 10 read II,
and few will regret having done so no
matter what may be their opinions OF
the heroine and Of the lesser stars that
For sale by J. w. Randolph & Co.
Price, N76.
WILLIAM AND MARY QUARTERLY
Lyon q. Tyler. NJ. A.. William and
Mary College, Williamsburg. Va: Rich
mond, Va: Whittet & Shepperson. Gen.
eral Printers.
Table of Contents: /. Writ Of Habeas
Corpus: Q. Sir william Thompson.
Brother of Stevens Thompson. Attorney
General of Virginia. by Miss Kate Mason
Rowland: 3. Captain William Carver, by
Edward w. James: l. Coats Of Arms In
virginia: 8. Bruton Church, by the edi-
tor: 6. Libraries In Colonial Virginia. by
the editor; T. Old Tombstones In Glou-
cester County, by the editor: 8. Grace
Sherwood, the Virginia Witch. by Ed
ward w. James; 3. Throckmorton, OF
England and Virginia, by w. G. Stanard;
TO- Journal Of the Meetings or the Presi-
dent and Masters Of William and Mary
College: II. Original Letter; IL. The
Jameson Family; 10. The Public Lands;
a. Historical and Genealogical Notes; is.
Book Reviews
IN MARKET OVERT. A novel BY
James Payn, author OF 'Beggar on
Horseback" BRED In the Bone" etc.
Philadelphia: ]. b. Lippincott Company.
This is a story Of English life at a
rectorate, where there are three boys
boarding and being educated. The rector
has two lovely daughters. The conse-
ouepces may be foreseen. One OF the
daughters marries happily; the other
Is sadly disappointed. 1t Is a readable
story.
THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA MA
GAZINE; December, 1894.
Table OF Contents: The Romance of a
Beauty. j. II. III. To -, NJ. NJ. l..
Originality of Fiction. PIERCE Bruins: Ma
tin Song. +. A. d.; Fool or Coward; To
Marie; The Pathologist's Report. Harold
Stuart Acheson: At Eventide. lambda:
My Friend-Arthur Dibrell, Milton Bron-
ner: In Memoriam; EDITORIAL Editors
Easy Chair; Editors Table; Clippings.
LOUISA IvONDALE; OR TWO SOUTH
ERN GIRLS. BY Alice V. Cary. New
York: The Irving Company. IN pages.
An unnatural. not to say impossible.
love-story, In which a feud between two
families. a gypsy-bag, and poison figure.
For the most part the scene is laid near
Richmond.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE AUDITOR
OF THE STATE OF NORTH CARO-
LIMA FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
ENDING NOVEMBER 30. 1894 Raj
eigh: Josephus Daniels. State Printer
and Binder. Presses Of L. NJ. Uzzell.
This is a neatly printed and well-bound
volume, valuable for reference.
ALMANAC AND HANDBOOK FOR 1896
Published by the Evening Star. Wash
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