The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-14
NEW BOOKS IN PUBLIC LIBRARY.

NEW BOOKS IN PUBLIC LIBRARY.
 The following books have recently added to the Public Library: Audubon,
 M. R., Audubon and his journals V. B Aug B; Baldwin, J. M., Social and
 ethical interpretations in mental de- velopment, 150 B4; Ball, E. A. R., The city of the caliphs, 9162 B11; Barrows, J. H., A pilgrimage, 9104 B40;
 Bates, K. L., American litrature, s109 B5; Bishop, l.. B., Korea and her neigh Dor, 91519 B; Bowne, B. P, Theory of thought and knowledge, 16O Bill; Bris- COG, M. S., Jimty, and others, B77.6;
 Burdick, l.. M., Topical outlines of Ro- man history, 927 B12; Chambers, R. w., Lorraine, romance, C35S. B; Charming, E., A students history of the United States, 973 C12; Chrastien de Troyes King Arthur and the Table Round, 39S N; Church, A., Lords of the world, J. C471 w; Clark, L., Will Shakespeare s little lad, J C555 w; Clarke, R. s., (Sophie May, os.) Little Prudy's fyink series, 6 ", J C55 PF1-6; Converse P, Diana Victrix, C76S.4; Crockett M. D., The books of the kings of Judah and Israel, 222 c; Daudet, A., Tartarin on the Alps, D26.7; Davis, R. H., A year | from reporters notebook 904 D6 Fernald, J. C., and others, ends stud- ents' edition of Standard dictionary, reference; Fielde, A. M, Political l primer of New York state and city, 352 F; Fisher, F. C., Christian Reid, ps.) F5313; Gilkes, A. R., Kallistratus, G373.1; Gladden., N, Social facts and | forces, BOA G1; Gordy, W. E., History of the United States, for schools, J 973G1O; | Gosse, E. w.. short history of modern English literature, S209 G12; Grannis, | A. J., Sandwort, verses, S114 G21; Guer- Der, H. (M) A., stories of famous op- eras, 7S21 G; Hale, W. B., the new obedience, 252 H9; Higbee, D., in God s country, H5321; Hobbes, J. D., ps. of Mrs. Craigle, the school for saints | B652B; Hornung, E w., the unbidden | guest, H7S3.5; Howells, M. D., stories of | Ohio, J 9771 H; Johnson, R. H.. songs | of liberty, and other poems, S114J; Kel- logg, E. M. G., Australia and the is- lands of the sea, J 910 K3; Kerr, R..
 Pioneering in Morocco, 2764 K; King | C., Warrior Gap, 8.B1; Landon, J. S.
 the constitutional history of the United l States 34273 l.; Lang, A., my own fairy book, JL25 M; Langston, J. M., from the | Virginia plantation to the nationa. capitol, B L26 A; Lee, Mrs. F., Red mond of the seventh, J L51 R; Le l Queux, M, the eye of Istar, L55.B
 Loomis, E. J., an eclipse party in Afica
 916 l.; McLennan, w., Spanish John
 M227.1; Moliers, J. B. P. de. works trans. by K. R. Wormeley. 6v. SAP MS
 Mott, J. R., strategic points in the worlds conquest, 266 MS; Palmer, F.
 going to war in Greece, 9495 P3; Par. sons, E. D., life in Afica, 276 P; Pat
 on, w. A., picturesque Sicily, 91458 P
 Poe, B. A., poems, with biog. sketch b1 N. H. Dole, SIS P; Ramsey. N. M., ele I mentary Spanish reader, 46S6 R, tex
 book of modern Spanish, 465 R; Russell J. C., volcanoes of North America, 551. R; Shufeldt, R. w., chapters on the
 natural history of the United States
 5904xS17; Sidis, B., the psychology O
 suggestion, 134 S4; Smith H., (H. Stret
 ton, os.) the child's life of Christ, J232
 S: Smith, H., the Bible and Islam, 29
 S4: Snider, D H., FroebePs mother
 plays songs; @ commentary, 3722 F5
 Stabler, B. C., history of Guilford anC
 Madison, 97462 S2; Stimson, F. H., Mrs
 Knollys, and other stories St51.S; Fay
 lor M. L., An Imperial Lover, T215.1:-
 On the Red Staircase; T215.2: Trumble
 A, in jail with Charles Dickens, I
 D55 K; Waring, G. E., street-cleanin,
 and the disposal of a city's wastes, 62
 w; Wells, A. R., Sunday school sue
 cess, 2S3 w; White, H. A, Robert Le
 and the southern confederacy, :!
 L51 D; Williams, E. F., Chris
 tian fife in Germany, 9143 WHO Allen, G. B. Water color painting; ele mentary instruction. 751 AZ; Alden, (