Evening star., 1896-11-14
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE STORY OF CUBA. Her Struggles for Lib
srty The Cause ,,,aa Crisis an and Destiny Of the
Graphically illustrated with Numerous Typical
Photographic Reproductions and Original Draw

erty. The Cause, Crisis and Destiny OF the
Graphically illustrated with Numerous Typical
Photographic Reproductions and Original Draw.
ings. Chicago: The Werner Company.
Mr.. Halstead gave himself every possible
chance to learn the true situation in Cuba,
and the book shows that he improved his
opportunity. Just now the fate of this un-
| happy island is in the balance, and men
are wondering as to the future. Accurate
! ! Information of the rights of the struggle Is
hard to obtain at first hand and hence this
volume is exceptionally welcome.
THE WINNING OF THE WEST. By Theodore
Roosevelt, author q The Naval War of 1872
verneur @ r. MOTHS, History % Of HeW s y Yort" %
..Hunting Trlps Of 2 Ranshman,., The Wilder
History Sc Volume " Louisiana 4Nl'faa and the
Northwest 179I.1so7 o.. With Map. New York:
Beall.
Mr.. Roosevelt has made a close study of
the great western section, and his writings
on that subject have already gone into the
realm of accurate and valuable history
The present volume. fourth in this great
series, tells the story of Louisiana and the
northwest.
| BICYCLING FOR LADIES. With Hints as to the
Art of Wheelins; Advice i to Begnners; Dress;
ercise, &c. BY Maria Il. Ward. Illustrated.
New. York: Brentano's Washington: Bren-
tano's.
| There is no more popular subject of
| thought today than the bicycle. 1t is every
| where, always, unceasing. Time was when
| women were strangers to the wheel, but a
glance at the city streets will at once
| prove that a great change has taken place.
| The wheel is being ridden and learned in all
| grades of society, and hence there is al
| ready established a great class of readers
! for such a book as this. for it goes at the
l tinn of hn 4
| some Invaluable suggestions and hints that
| will doubtless be appreciated by many
| thousand beginners. Handsome plates add
| to the value of the work by making plain
| all intricate instructions.
THE LIFE OF JAMES McCosH. A Record Chief,
| Autobios graphical. Edited by William Miligai
Sloane With Portraits New York: Charles
| Scribner's Sons. Washington: Brentanos.
| The recent ceremonies at Princeton. COM
| 1nemorative of the sesquicentennial of the
| College of New Jersey, lend special value
| to this biography of the man whose name
| is SO intimately associated with many
J years of the most prosperous life of the
| great institution. The editor, Mr.. Sloane
| has achieved a marked degree OF renown
| through his later literary work. notably his
| life of Napoleon. His treatment of the ma
terialS OF DIR. McCoShS auto jiograpili al
| notes shows a thorough sympathy with the
| life and purposes of the great educator.
| TIE REGENERATION. Novel. BY Herbert
Baird Stimp.on. illustrated. Washing ton
| Walter Neale.
Mr. Simpson is a Washingtonian by as
| sociation, having resided here for some
years, an unusual degree of local inter
est attaches to his story, which deals with
nearby matters. being tale of war times,
with the scene mainly laid in Maryland.
THE JOURNAL OF KoIEIETH With an Essay
by Eibert Hubbard. East Aurora The hoy
croft Printing shop.
Mr.. Hubbard is an enthusiast on the sub
| ject of fine printing, and many of his ideas
along this line have been well presented
| through the Philisune. The Journal OF
koheleth,' reprint of the Book of Ecclesi
asteS, is given in imitation of the early
Venetian style The essay or study of the
book, shows Mr.. Hubbards love for liter
ary research and analysis, and is a refresh.
ing commentary.
IMMIGRATION FAII.ACIES. BY John Chetwood
jr Boston: Arena Publishing Company.
Conceding the value of immigration from
| an economic standpoint, Mr.. Chetwood pre-
sents many powerful reasons for a measure
| of restriction of the foreign tide to Ameri-
ca He Sees political danger in the outlook
and leads the discussion into the interest
ing but delicate field of "A p. A.ism, -
where he sees hope for the future The
subject is treated in a broad, tempera lie
style, and the little volume Is well worth a
place in the literature on this great topic
| NICARAGUA: War of the FiIib,sters. By Juir,
Daniel B Lucas. late President OF the Supren,
ductory Chapter by Hon. Lewis Baker. Unite,
States Minister to Central America. The Mica
eraor of West u Virginia. un The Manroe Gos
by j. Fairfax Mclaughlin, LID. Richmond
b. +. Johnson Publishing Co.
TRAINS THAT MET IN THE BLIZZARD. A Com.
msaI Irsar,,n,nr homanss Being Chronicle of the EA
A,,l1 Men and One Woman in the Gre4s American
Wa1d afG - by ySSI Dan ny s H. f*9=r We'd
! Beard Harry l. v. rarkhurst and the ar artist ist
OF tie party. New York: salmagundi Publish
| EcoSoMlcS % s., An Account of the Relations Be
| tween Private Property and Public Welfare
| by Arthur Twining HnGley professor of Politi
bor fa in 4as i TIM somstmt
| cut; author Of Railroad Transportation, its
FnDsys His'S5y and s,ni its LSSs ;;, Ss% Sers: G.
Gymnastics A Textbook of the German -Ancri.
can system of Gymnastics. Specially Adapted
| TO the Use OF Teachers and Pupils in Public
and - Private Schools and Gymnasiums. Edited
by A. Stecher. secretary of the Committee
on Physical Training of the North Amcrit IN
Gymnastic Union. Boston, Lee X shepard.
| Washington: Woodward x Lothrop.
SWEETHEART TRAVELLERS Childs Book
for Children. for Women and for Men. BY S
| The Raiders" The Lilac SunDonnet,'' &c
| Illustrated by Gordon Browne and W. II. g.
Groome. New York: Frederick a. Stokes
| Washington w. IL. Morriscns Son.
| PHILIP AUGUSTUS. BY William Holden Hutton
| B. D., Fellow and Tutor OF st. Johns College,
| Oxford; Birbeck Lecturer in Ecclesiastical His
| tory, Trinity College, Cambridge; Examining
| Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Ely. London:
| Macmillan & Co. Washington: w. H. Lowder-
milk Co.
| A FIRST FLEET FAMILY. A Hitherto Unpub.
| lished Narrative Of Certain Remarkable Ad
| ventures Compiled from the Papers of Sergeant
William Dew Of the Marines. By Louis Becke
| Go. Washington: w. H. Lowdermk & Co.
| INTERNATIONAL BIMETALLISM. By Francis A
| Walker. Ph.D., LID, president Massachusett,
Institute of Technology, author Of Iolitca
| Economy, The Wages Question:" Money.
| Money, Trade and Industry &c. New York
Henry Holt & Co.
STORY OF THE HUTCHINsoNs Tribe of Jesse,
| BY John Wallace Hutchinson. Compiled an(
Edited by Charles f. Manu. With an IntrOduc
ton by Frederick Douglass. In Two Volumes
Boston: Lee 4 Shepard. Washington: Wood
ward & Lothrop.
| DAILY BREAD FOR DAILY HUNGER. By tht
Rev: l.. NJ. Zimmerman, Fellow of the Societ,
OF Science, Letters and Art, of London author
OF How to Be Happy When Married." ''Th,
| Little ,i Grave" &c. Baltimore: The Frieden
AN ARMY WIFE By Captain Charles King US
A.. author of Fort Frayne," 'Trumpetel
| Fred" Noble Blood and West Point Pan