The National tribune., 1896-10-15
RECENT LITERATURE.
THE vANQUIsHED EMPEROR. By Persy
Andrse. Published by Rand, McNally u C.
New York. Price ST.

New York. Price 81.
The i" Emperor" is Emperor William of Ger
many. Prince Bismarck is another character
of the story essily recognized. and the story ef
the Emperor's sister. the Princess, and her love
affairs Is like uato story of the present Ger
man Court. The author. indeed makes no At
tempt 20 conceal that he is writing q story ol
Emperor William. whom be seems to admire
considerably. Altogether it's a pretty good
story-as stories go-of the mysterious dissp-
pearsnce OF the Emperor and the CONSERVATION
of the Court and Embassies, the old Diplomats
craft. and OF the Emperors romance Margaret,
the heroine, is worth the love scenes, and the
Emperor is \ dashing lover.
AIRCAsTLE DON. BY B. Freeman Ashley.
Published by Laird & Lee. Chicago.
very good story of a boys adventures In
Boston. where he. quite by accident, becomes
successful philsnthropist. 1t is story full
OF healthy talk and ideas. and is interesting
throughout. 1t is handsomely bound and Illus
trated, and almost any boy would be glad -
have it come into his possession.
FRANK HUNTERS PERIL By Horatio Aigsr,
Jr. Published by Henry L. Q. Oates & Co.. Phila-
delpbia.
story of boy, his mercenary stepfathsr.
q trip to Switzerland. and plan to kill ths
youth while he is travelling among the Alps, 20
that his fortune may be secured to his step
father. 1t all ends happily. owing tc the
bravery, honesty aud wisdom of the boy. les
q story that boys will probably like, but 10
presents nothing novel in plot nor purpose.
HEAVY ODDS. Bv Marcus Clarke Published
by LiPpincott. Philadelphia. For sale by Bren-
tano. Washington. Price 81.
rather complicated tragedy of love and
marriage, dishonor and dissipation. The charao-
tiers are crowd of wild young fellows. pretty
girl, and another one who is handsome.
THE PRICE HE PAID BY E. Werner. Pub
iIshed by Rand, McNsIly & Co.. Chicago. Prioe
% cents.
A romance by the author of "Shs Fell in
Love With Her Husband"
Magazines and Notes.
Scri5nsrs for October contains the following, |,
Military Music, by E. Fl. Blashfeld; Stems,
z. Fl. Blashfeld and E. w. Blashfeld, illus.
trsted by E. II. Blashfeld The Government
of the Greater New York, Francis v. Greene;
The Bronzes of Epirus, Edith VI. Thomas Tho
Sculpture of Olin Warner, w. G. Brownell,
illustrated from photographs of Mr. Warmers
works; Her Old Blue Muslin Gown, Charles
Prescott Shermon; Sentimental Tommy-Ths
Story of His Boyhood, J. NJ. Barrie. author Of
The Little Minister; Autumn, Helen Hay;
From Light to Light-A Cruise Of the Armeria,
Supply ship, Kirk Munroe; In the Wine cellar,
II. c. Bunner; Twenty Years Hence. Arthur
Willis Cotton; On the Trail of Don Quixote-
HI, August F. Jaccaci, illustrated by Vierge
The Expenditure of Rich Men. Z. L. Godkin
The New York Working girl, Mary Gay Hum
phreys illustrations from life by v. Perard and
Orson Lowell.
The Catholic World October, has Plus vi. and
the French Directory, by Re. Rev. F. s. Chatard;
Life and Death in Corsica, J. w. Keogh; Arun.
del. Past and Present, A. N. Clarke; Constanti.
nople Against Rome Very Rev A. F. Hewitt;
Mariana Armellini, De RossPs successor, B. T.
Broderick; Lamarck, Wm. Seton; Develop
ment, Not Evolution, A. Mcdonald Housing
of People in Great Cities. Besides, are stories
poems specially good book reviews The num-
ber is richly illustrated. Twenty-Five cents
per number. Address office of Catholic World,
New York City.
In the ReUiew Of Rsrisus for October the Chair
men of the three great political parties are
sketched in brief articles by Murat Halstead,
Willis j. Abbott, and Carl Snyder. with por-
traits and illustrations Elbridge Gerry Dun
nell describes The Rise of the National De-
mocracy in an important illustrated article.
winthrop Moro Daniels writes on Princeton
After 150 Years. and Baronde Coubertn con-
tributes study of Jules Simon. Published at
New York. Price 25 cents.
The Bookn,an for October has an article on
Johanna Ambrosius, the German poetess, who
is the wonder of the hour. Like Burns she Ia
worker in the fields and poet of striking
simplicity. An interesting account of new
books and an instalment of Ian MacLsren's
story, Kate Carnegie makes this number e1.
eeehingly interesting TO all book lovers. Pub
lished by Dodd, Mead & Co., New York. Price
20 cents.
Wilson'S photographic Magazine for October
contains beautiful graveure, An Evening On
the Lagune, printed in blue, and showing ex-
ia eff Of m IiObr nd nd ~
shadows. Other specimens of fine work. with
notes on the progress of the art of photography,
make it valuable number to all workers with
the camera. Published by Edward L. Wilson,
553 Broadway, New York. Price 30 cents.
The leading articles in the North Americas
Reriew for October are: The Safe Pathway Of
Experience by Speaker Reed; A Hindrance to
Our Foreign Trade, by the Consul General 70
China; Why American Industry Languishsa
by the Secretary of the Navy, and The Ship Of
State Adrift, by Andrew Carnegie. Published
at No. 3, East Fourteenth street, New York.
Price so cents.
The main articles in the american Kitchen
Magazine for October are The Chemistry Of
Cooking and Cleaning, by Ellen III. Richards
and Cooking and Housework in Schools, by
Marion Parloe. Besides are hints and recipes
and news of interest to every housekeeper
The Home Science Publishing Co., Boston.
Price 10 cents; ST. year.
Since the reduction of its selling price to Ave
cents a numder, The Mouthiy illustrator and Home
and Country is gaining very wide circulation.
Nowhere else is so much good matter and -
many fine pictures offered for so little money.
Published at 66 Center street, New York.
Cassier's Magazine is high class engineering
publication, well illustrated and devoted to
engineering, steam electricity ETC. Published
in the World Building. New York. Price %
cents.
Expression, q magazine for elocutionists, has
an interesting September number. Published
by the School of Expression, 45S Boylton street,
Boston. Price 25 cents. Published quarterly.
See His Wedding Eve, by Thure de Thul.
strup, in Truth. For sale on all trains and
news stands.
New Music.
Broad Street Conservatory March. by Roland
H. Smith Dedicated to Director Gilbert Ray
Conservatory of Music, Philadelphia, Pa. Price
40 cents.
A Profit Maker.
The F. W. Mann Co.'S improved low priced
bone cutter $500 and upwsrd) is meeting with
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| With one of these machines, green cut bone can
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