The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-07-18
RECENT LITERATURE.

Murat Hsisteaa. Published by the J. 8. oEvie
Publishing Company, New York City. Price SO
cents.
| A delight to people who are fond of hunting
| adventures. There are stories of all kinds OF
| bears; black, grizzly, and the brown bears oil
| Alaska. and of bears all over the world.
| THE BOY SOLDIER OF 1871 BY Everett. T.
Tomlinson. Published by Lee & Shepard, Bos-
ton. For sale by Woodward & Lothrop, Wash
ington, ID. G. Price sl.50.
A war story for boys, full of adventure and
soldering and stories of the country around
the st. Lawrence and Lake Ontario. book
the boys will surely like.
FOES IN AMBUSH. BY Captain Charles King.
Published by Lippincott. Philadelphia. For sale
by Brentano, Washington. ID. @. Price 30 cents.
A thrilling story of life at an Army post on
the Western frontier. Mexicans, Greasers, and
Apaches make frequent trouble for the United
States troops; but there are always pretty
maidens ready to comfort and minister to the
brave soldiers, so all is we'll and the romance
ends happily, as romances should do.
STARLIGHT RANCH BY Captain Charles King.
Published by Lippincott, Philadelphia. For sale
by Brentano, Washington. ID. q. Price 90 cents.
A collection of short stories written in
Capt Kings popular style and having all the
flavor of soldier-life at West Point or in West
ern posts that one could wish.
A SPLENDID INHERITANCE. BY Rev: 8.
Hotchkin, NJ. A. Published by George w. ia
cobs, Philadelphia. Price 50 cents.
A religious tract on the trials of earth and
the joys Of heaven.
JOSIAH'S ALARM AND ABEL PERRY'S FU-
NERAL By Josiah Aliens Wife. Published
by Lippincott. Philadelphia. For sale by Bren-
tano. Washington, ID. G. Price so cents
Two very jolly stories written by this popu-
lar author, and full of fun and good sense.
THE DIsAGREEABLE WOMAN. BY Julian
Starr. Published by G. w. Dillingham;, New
York.
A romance wherein the heroine is only dis
agreeable in name.
THE DISAGREEABLR MAN. By A. .M. Pub
lished by q. w. Dillingham; New York.
A sensational story of misguided affections.
WATCH FIRES OF '76. BY Samuel Adams
Drake. Published by Lee IL Shepard. Boston.
Price SIPS. For sale by Woodward & Lothrop.
Washington. ID. Q.
A collection of stories of the Revolutionary
soldiers well told, well illustrated, and making
altogether good reading.
Magazines and Notes.
The NeD England Magazine for July has finely
illustrated articles on The Herreshoffs and
Their Boats; The Walters Art Gallery, The
Leaders of the Christian Endeavor Movement,
Old Marblehead, A Battle Laureate, and others
OF great interest. Published at Boston, Mass.
Price % cents.
ToleHes for August is Respondent with Sum-
mer styles for wife and maid. Published by the
Toiettes Publishing Company, New York City.
Price 90 cents.
The Rosary for August has some very good
reading. 1t is magazine especially devoted
to the tastes and desires of Catholics, and is
recommended to them for family magazine.
Published by the Rosary Publication Company,
New York. Price % cents.
The complete novel in Lippincotfs Magazine
for July is A Social Highwayman. Elizabeth
Phipps Train. author of The Autobiography of
Professional Beauty, Doctor Lamar, etc. 1t
has. besides, tempting array OF other matter.
Published at Philadelphia. Price % cents.
Hdrper's Weekly will soon begin the publica-
ton of a number of articles by Julian Ralph,
who, during his recent tour in the West, inves-
tigated with his characteristic zeal and discre-
tion such subjects rs Civilization in the Indian
Territory, Coeducation in the West, aud the
Peculiarities of Municipal Government in West
ern Cities.
Harper's Bazar, published on July Is, will
con tain several charming Summer toilettes, one
OF the most interesting being linen gown from
tho Maison Worth, one of Sandoz's beautiful
illustrations, showing its elegance. Cupid a la
Newburg. bright farce by Albert LANCE Wyeth,
will be given in the same number.
The third paper. dealing with the Dancer
and Musician, in Herbert Spencer's series on
Professional Institutions, appears in The Popu.
lar Science Monthly for July. This number con-
tains also occasional article by Mr.. Spencer
under the title OF Mr.. Balfour's Dialectics, in
which he discusses the position of Balfour's
Foundations Of Belief as to Things Supernat-
ursl. DIR. Andrew d. White, in Beginnings of
Scientific Interpretation, tells how the pioneers
of scientific investigation of the Hebrew Scrip
lures were suppressed and how their views be-
gan to win acceptance. Under thetitle The Bow
els of the Earth the latest views of biologists rs
to the condition and material of the Utmost parts