Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-07-25

| RUPERT OF HENTzAU; From the Memoirs of
Fritz Tarenheim. BY Anthony Hope.
With eight full page illustra tisns by Charles
Dana Gibson. New York: Henry Holt and
Company. Washington: William Ballantyne s.
Sons.
This sequel to Hopes Prisoner of Zen
| da' is Enthusiastically exciting in its fire.
| quent climaxes and capacity for retaining
the readers unflagging interest until the
| denouement. 1t would be perhaps unjust to
the reader to disclose the final disposition
of the much-complicated elements in the
romance, which has gone through several
months of serial publication and mas there
fore whetted the appetiteS of its occasional
perusers. 1t suftices to say that what comes
at last is logically justified and necessary.
The true Zenda atmosphere of intrigue and
adventure is well preserved
THE NATIONS BOOK N THE NATIONS
SCHOOLS. BY Elizabeth Blanchard Cook
AN, President Woman's Educational Union
With Introduction by Newell d. Hills, DID.
Chicago: The Chicago Woman's Educational
Union.
This volume is an earnest plea for the
| close identification of the Christian Bible
with the work Of the public schools. and is
in line with a deter mined agitation of the
subject that has been conducted by various
agencies for years. The arguments for the
free use of the Bible in public educational
work are forcibly presented. while many
eminent authorities are quoted in justifica-
ton of this course.
THE EVOLUTION OF THE COLLEGE STU
DENT. BY William De Witt Hyde, President
of Bowdoin College. New York: Thomas Y
Crowel & Company.
This sketch, which was published first in
| Scribner's Magazine for June, 1895, under
the title, His College Life sheds much
light upon the problem of college sdminis-
tration. 1t is in the form of letters from a
student to his parents and friends. and
goes far toward reassuring those who are
concerned for the educational and moral
welfare of young men at college.
HERE. THERE AND EVERYWHERE; Reminis-
cances BY NJ. E. W. Sherwood Chicago:
Herbert 5. Stone Company.
Mrs. Sherwood has been a great traveller
and it is good fortune that she has now the
opportunity to present some of her recol-
lcctions, touching as they 20 upor great
many phases of national and inter- ational
life The matter covers wide range from
dinners with celebrities at Newport before
the war to the schoolgirl days of the pres
ent Queen of Italy, then Marguerite of Sa-
voy. Included within the volume are in
teresting personal references to Empress
Eugene and the Prince Imperial. The vol
ume is profusely illustrated.
THE RUBAIYAT OF OMAR KHAYYAN; Trans
lated into English Verse by Edward Fftzger-
aid San Francisco: WI liam Doxey.
The Rubaiyat revival is now at its height
both in London and in some of the literary
centers of America. This edition contains
not only Fftzgeralds translation of the
poem, but also a sketch of what is known
of the Persian poet from ire same hand
Short poems by Justin Huntly Mccarthy
and Porter Garnett precede the text
IN GOLD WE TRUST; A Tale of the Ghetto. BY
A H. Frankel, suthor of Thou Shalt Not
fisa Voc ANS hfIalal
phia: William III. Piles Sons.
CHAvAssE's ADVICE To MOTHER; on the
Management of Her Children and on the Treat
ment of Some Of Their Most Pressing Illnesses
London. Adapted for American Readers by an
american Physician. Fifteenth Edition. New
Brentano's.
mann Sudefmann. Translated by Beatrice Mar
shall. New York: John Lane.
IN THIS OUR WORLD; Poems By Charlotte
Perkins sStetsoI Boston: Small, Maynard a
Company
A HISTORY OF OUR COUNTRY. BY Edward s.
History of the United states." "A History of
the State of New York." etc. Boston: Lee &
Shepard Washington: VIM. Ballantyne &
Sons.
Ward. In two volumes. New York: The Mac
milan Company. Washington: VIM. Ballan-
tyne * ooiis
DON'T WORRY" NUGGETS: Bits of Ore Gath
cred from Rich Mines-Epictetus, Emerson,
George Eliot, Robert Browning. By Jeanne G.
Pennington. New York: Fords, Howard &
Hubert.
THE PHILOSOPHY OF GOVERNMENT; Trea-
Man as Exhibited in His Relations to the
State and the Ultimate Form Of Civil Govern
Went w Gerfaim to Rssuit TaereFOm By George
Sons. Washington: woodward Lohrop.
CAPRICCIos: Dramatic Poem. BY Louis J.
Block New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons.
Washington: Woodward & Loth.op.
THE NEUTRALITY OF THE AMERICAN LAKES
AND ANGLo-AMERICAN RELATIONS. By
James Morton Callahan. Phi. d., sometime As
sistant and Fellow IN History, Johns Hopkins
Univ ,rsity- baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press
NEW FORMS OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION: an
Address 70 the University Hall Guild. BY Mrs
Humphrey Ward. New York: Thomas Y.
Croweil & Company.
THE GLORY OF THE IMPERFECT BY George
P HFSsrt Pa IL ZIP Afford Professor Of
Thomas Y. Crowell and Company.
Grand Pre- Behind the Arras,'' Ballads of \
Lost Haven &c. Boston: hanson, Wolfe & !
Company
PLAY IT SUCCESSFULLY. BY '.Hoyie." |
New York: J. S. ogiivie Publishing Company.
YE LYTTIF SALEM Made: Story of Witch /
craft. By Pauline Bradford Markie. author OF |
.'Mademoiselle De Berry: Story of Valley |
Forge" illustrated by L. W. u. Hamilton. |
Boston: hanson. Wolfe & Company.
A CAPE COD WEEK. BY Annie Eliot TrumbaII. |
author CT White B.rches.' "A Christmas Ac-
oident," etc. New York: A. S. Barnes and |
Company.
WITH GO IEZ; a War Correspond. /
ent's Field Note Book Kept During Four /
Months With the Cuban Amy. BY Grover !