New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20
no does not win her until he and she go through
long series OF exciting adventures

no does not win her until he and she go through
long series OF exciting adventures.
Miss Sarah E. Morrison's Chilhowee boys are al
ready known TO readers OF Juvenile fiction. Her
latest volume "Chilhowee Boys In war Time CT.
Y Crowell q Coz relates their adventures during
the days OF the War OF 1872 Tennessee al that
time was a pioneer country, and the harhshps or
the war fell severely upon IT. Parson Craig was
compelled TO enter the army, and the boys TOO
Young themselves for fighting. showed their bravery
nv keeping the home safe through all the troubles
"Roaer the Ranger (Dodd. Mead Coz, is
story OF border life among the Indians. the author
hoins Eliza = Pollard The period s during the
conquest OF Canada by the English. Roger Bos-
coven and Charles Langdale. who have peeh ias'
friends are drawn into the struggles OF Montcam
and Wolfe on opposite sides. War and love mingie
in the story. and at it's end the two old trends ana
their families are reunited
Rosa Nouchette Carey's book. My Little BOY
RIue" T-leming H. Revell Company. Is pretty
story showing how little French boy was De
fr,onded by the young people Of an English famhy
and helped to become musician OF aDihty' \
oharminsly simple romance runs through its pages
In Two College Boys" (Thomas whitaker the
pev Edward A. Rand tells the story OF good boy
and q had boy in Harvard The BAD boy strives 10
niure the good boy and to pre)unice '"' sou"s
woman whom he ,oves against him' OUT 'ne eoou
hovs steadfast character and temperate habits
o ,,r, 20 overcome all difficulties. leave college
with honors and win the AFORESAID young "o"'"'
r,ra 7 GRAY. "A Golden Week Hiunt
Eaton, Is an agreeable story Tor niue ioiHs' -
doscr,bes the petty trials and the mischier ana i"n
NJ a party OF children in a pleasant nome uu''"s
the holidays
..rbs Rabbit Witch and Other Tales" (E F. Dut-
TON G. Coz Is another pretty volume lot young
children It's author Is Katharine rye II o''
ta,ns some serious and some humorous verses anu
ballads with other sketches to Illustrate '"e"''
,-, ,,,.o aides OF Fleetwood and Their Hid
a., rroosure" George ". Jacobs & Coz Is the title
-, a story by Sarah @. Council IL SHOWS no"
Southern gentleman lost his fortune ana no" ne
and his children were compelled 10 I'VE II. "''.
house and do their own Housekeeping some Oh
~ children are contented. while others are re-
hoI,ious. but before lose sight OF them the
,aaoura hidden in the little house Is found and all
oro bannv 10 dwell and work there together.
Horatio Ayers mythical boys who leave nome
- note brave struggle for livelihood In the city
ore did acouaintarces. oliver Conrad the nero Oh
"Adrift in a City" Henry T. Goats " co., u the
victim OF a vlainous step-fathers hate ana greco.
tIia mother IL kept in a madhouse. he Is deprived
If
York there TO care for himself lie does inns 10
oh good nurnose that he makes friends with
ricb man whom the villain has wronged when III
earlv life he bore another name. circumstances
finally bring the wronged man ana the pos anu NE
mother together. and discover the s'ep-ia'ne'
wickedness. and all their rights are reS'oie' -
them
The hero Of George Manvil,, Fenn's DOOR, inc
Young CASTELAR," q. p. Lppincott Company was
tn he
Charles I He and his mother were left IN
remote castle which they put in state OF defence
when the Parliamentary troops approached the
nelghborhood and would have held put lot
traitor secretary introducing the enemy through
secret massage Later the boy Joined bravery IN
successful effort made to recapture his OLD nome
where he held prisoner Inc STORY 10 re-
plete with incidents OF knghtly courage.
NJ rauss Raldvn's book 1.-The Horse Fair" Crhe
Century Company is not for the boy VINO prefers
a bicycle to a pony. Even the grown-up VINO ops
into It's pages is more than likely to De surpr'sen d.
the number Of horses whose names nave become
famous in history and legend and whose stories are
here gathered together for the pleasure OF youth.
Rv the magic O. the Centaur Chiron all the equine
ceIehrite, from Bucephaus 10 Sunol are marshalied
AZ tn. Horse Fair OF Morgan le Fay, and are there
put through their PAGES for the beneht OF the DO!
who has fallen asleep under the maple IN the corn
lot With stories OF classical, NortherH anu
Orental fable the autho- has interviewer scraps OF
verse that piaue the youns reader to further In
vestigatiop on his own account
II the fret volume OF the Fighting for the flas
ser,es ia an earnest o. the quality OF its SUCCESSORS
nov readers may congratulate themselves upon the
nrospec: 0, enjoying a number OF stirring stories
and n this contingency does not aunt them, or
absorbing fair amour. OF historical Information at
the same time In Jack Bensons Log CIV. a.
Wilde & Co.. Boston, New England boy tells how
he shipped on board "Old IronsideS how ne help'd
10 save her from an attempted capture by the CON
federates at Annapolis In 1861 how he figured IN
prize-taking fight off Hatteras; and how ne watched
the famous duel in Hampton Roads between the
Monitor and the Merrimac. This story is an I'M
movement upon the average kind OF writing Tor
voung readers It's clean. crisp English and is en-
tire lack Of cant make IL book which can be heart
fly commended
Old friends OF James Otis's Toby Tyler. whose
adventures in travelling circus were the delight OF
the bows OF several years ago. Will note striking
family resemblance between him and the hero OF
"Andy's Ward penn Publishing Company Inc
latter too is thrown among the queer people OF a
tenting aggregation and Andy learns, as Toby ola,
that kind hearts beat under the tinse and spangles
OF sideshow folk The whims and oddities OF the
freaks furnish material for good deal OF pleasant
fun
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