The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-10

young man had been dreaming. The puDltenofn,
however, like oliver Twist, have asked for more.
and 90, in q sequel entitled Equality" Apple
tonsl Mr.. Bellamy explains that tho awaken
ing and the return to henineteenth century was
all q dream, and here we nnd the unfortunate
youth back once more In the Boston Of A. d. 1000.
Like many sequels. this Ia disappointing. Mr..
Bellamy gives US the same specious arguments,
and pictures the snmo phenomenal result as
springing from the occupation Of tho teachings
OF socialism and naturalization; but the thing
is labored and long drawn out, and tho novelty
Of the idoa IL gone. Now, moro than ever, will tho
reader DO convinced that life under MI. Bel
lsmy's machine-made conditions of civilization,
would DO a deadly dull affair.
Mr.. Werner 2. Reeds "Tales Of the sun-Land"
continental Printing Company are Of about
the same quality as woro those contained in his
earlier volume, "Lo!To-Kah." There is some
imaginative power and q touch of poetry In these
half legendary stories Of tho Indians Of Mexico
and the great Southwest, and, In "A Civilized
Heather " and "The Druja Bonita" Mr.. Reed
shows moro literary skill than In any Of his
earlier tales. Tho former, which Is q realistic
sketch Of o Pueblo Indian woman who, having
boon converted by the missionaries, lspses into
hopeless savagory, has something of tho vigor
and concentration Of Mr.. Kipling's method. On
the other hand, the first story, "An Enchanted
Might" II p~ointless and commonplace and does
not seem to properly belong to the present coll
lection.
The most interesting feature In the July num-
ber Of "The international Studio John Lano)
IA an article on Fritz Thaulow, the Norwegian
artist whose snow scenes and water effects won
enthusiastic recognition in Paris some Eve or
six years ago. This IL illustrated with some worry
successful reproductions Of his work. Articles
on Decorative Art OF tho Champ do Mara"
"The Revival Of English Domestic Architeo-
turo." 60. mako o number that reaches the
Studios usual standard OF excellence. There Ia
q charming picture Of q group In clay, by Miss
| Bessie Potter, o young American sculptor now
In Florence.
"Tho Outlines Of Literature, English and
American" by DR.. Truman ]. Backus. LII. d.
(sheldon g Coz, is . revised, r~eedited, and en-
lareed version Of tho "New History Of English
Literature published in 1854. which was In its
turn q revision Of tho well-known textbook
"shsw's Manual Of English Literature" The
volume contains summaries of chapters and
references for collateral readings, an index, and
| reference List Of some authors not discussed In
the pages. with dates and tho title Of the chief
work, or tho kind Of work. done by each.
my Honeymoon Trip" by Jean Brassey q.
Berkeley & Co.. Brooklyn. This Is a sheer waste
Of paper and printers ink.
Miss Lizzie Page Hflhouse has written o use
Il fl nttlo tr0atS0 In HOUSE Slanb9 ana low 10
Succeed with Thorn" "a. 7. Do La Marc Pig.
and Pub. co.,, In which sho gives the results Of
practical experience.
Vol VII. of tho Works Of Rudyard Kipling.
"The Jungle Book" tscribnersl, contains what
IL possibly the prize of them all. Letting In the
Jungle" and several others Of tho Mowgh
stories.
We have also received:
Constantine" George Horton Tho Amer
lean Chess Code" Revised edition. Brentano's.)
False Evidence" E Phillips Oppenheim.
Ward, Lock Sc Coz
"a Voice In tho Wilderness Being n Plea for
the Restoration Of Primitive Christianity" A
8. Crapsey. James Pott s. Coz
"The Growing Revelation" Amory II. Brad
ford. CMacmillans.l
"Shall We Continue in Sin = Arthur T. Pier
SON. CThe Baker and Taylor Coz
"The Menopause. A Consideration Of the
Phenomena Which Occur to Women at the Close
Of the Child Bearing Period. Sc" Andrew T.
Currier. A B., II. D. Appletons.)
"a Garrison Tangle." Capt Charles King.
Q. Tennyson Neely.)
"MajonGeneral, tho Earl of Stirling. An
Essay in Biography" Ludwig Schumacher.
CNew Amsterdam Book Company
/, Beyond tho Pale" B. NJ. Croker. peter
Eenelon Collier.)
- Laboratory Course In Wood Turning"
Michael Joseph Golden. n. E. Illustrated.
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