The sun., 1896-01-11

room In Rome IN which no earned his bread by
whiting articles for the London newspapers:
raui Griggs stood upright, stark with the stress OF
rending soul and breaking heart.
As he stood there he was aware OF q man in black
beside him, like himsei ghastiy to sce with shadows
mud for eyes. aud thin, parted lips that showed
wolnsh tccth. strong, stern, with iron hands
"You dead" said his own voice out OF tho 9TH
cr'a mouth. "You arc dead, and am Gorlias"
Then tho strong teeth were got and tho lips closed.
and tho eIadintor's unmatched arms wound them.
selves upon tho others strength, with grip and clutch
and strain not OF earthly men.
Silent and terrible they wrestlcd in night arm to
arm bone bone breath to breath. Hour after hour
they srove In tho stlil roon. Tho sun went wester
ing away the shadows dccpened. Tho night came
stealing black and lonely through tho window. Foot
TO foot. breast 10 breast In tho dark, they bowed
themselves upon tho other. dumb in tho agony of
their rccllnR strife.
Late in the night In the cold room Pau! Griges felt
the carpet under his hands rs ho lay upon Ills bnck
Ills heart was broken.
It was his double with whom Paul Grlggs
wrestled. llc believed thnt he was two men,
one of whom was dead. strong and innocent as
Paul Griggs was, ho was still in the hands OF
fate and the ain OF Maria Addoorata was also
visited upon him. and in full measure. Angus
Dalryuplc was stabbed In the back by Anrctta's
father. ms he stood praying at an altar in st.
Peters, and that II light Paul Griggs and the lady
who lovcd Gloria's first husband as they knclt
at the snmo shrine, wet their hands in his blood,
which had been split upon the altar rail-
Though the first part OF "Casn Braccio" is the
strongest, the other parts, It will DO seen. nro
not without their element OF vigor Paul Griggs
also breaks silver dollar with his fingers In tho
last volume.
We have received from Macmillan G. Co. tho
two final volumes in the very handsome new
edition of tho Dcfoe r0maGces and narratives; |;
also Capt. Marryats Peter Simple" with Illus
trations by J.A Ayton Symington: also "Rry ynard
the Fox" with an introduction by Joseph Jacobs
aud illustrations by Frank Calderon; also Dis
raeli's "Sibyl." illustrated by +. Pcgram, with
mn introduction by II. ID. Trnil also n Hand
book to Tennyson's Works." Ivy Morton Luce.
The Putnams publish the second volume Of
"Tho Apostolic Age OF the Christian Church."
by Prof Carl Won WeissAcker OF Tnbingen,
translated by James Milar; also Tho Second
Madame; q Memoir of Elizabeth Charlotte.
Duchcsse dOrleans." by NJ. Louise Mclaughlin; I;
also "A History of Money and Prices" by j..
Schoenhof: also "The Evolution OF lIorticul-
ture in New England" by Daniel Denison Slade:
also "Charles MI. and the Collapse OF the
Swedish Empire" by f. Nisbet Bain.
A new edition of that excellent astronomical
work, 1.-The Sum-" by Prof. Z. A. Young Of
Princeton is published by the Appletons.
OF fiction newly published we have received
~ Self Denying Ordinance" by NJ. Hamilton
ID. Appleton Il Coz; "Strangers at Lisconnel; I;
Second Series of Irish Idylls," by Jane Barlow {;
Lovers Saint Ruth's and Three Other Tales"
b. Louise Imogen Quincy, and The Arabclla
and Araminta Stores." by Gertrude Smith.
with illustrative designs by Ethel Reed. book
for children copeland d Day, Boston; The
Last Touches" BY Mrs. ". X. Clifford ,Macmil-
Ian d Coz: "Galloping Dick" by Ii B. Marriott
.N..lf
New Centurian." by James Enstwck uong-
mans. Green * Coz.
| The United States Book Company publishes
| two volumes Of tho Ibsen dramas In paper
covers.
| "D'Auguste Lu,aud aux Eta.s- mis-" is pub
| llshcd by Brcntano's.
GinnN Co.. Boston. publish Plane and Solid
| Geometry" by Prof Wooster Woodruff Bemnn
| and Prof. David Eugene Smith and =" Social
| Changes in New England in the Sixteenth Cen
| tury." by Prof. Edward l.. Cheyney Of the Uni
| ycrsity Of Pennsylvania.
Poems" by Alice Maynell. is published by
| Copeland d Day, Boston.
| "In Clover and Heather" poems. by Wallace
| Bruce, is published by William B!ackwood IL
| Sons.
"The Story of Azron." poem. by Alice Will
| lington Rollins. Is published for tho author by
| J. j. Little & Go.
| "Acrsius. King of Argos, and Other POEMS"
| by Horace Eaton Walker is published by the
| George |. Putnam Company, Claremort, \. II.