Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17

THE MEDICO-DEGAL JOU KNAIH W.
lished under the auspices 81 the MeCIco-
Legal Society, Of New York. March
No. Published by Clark Eel, ESQ.,
New York.
CROSSING THE BAR. BY Alfred LORD
TennysOn. Enbellished win oecor@-
tions by Blanche McManus. New YORK
T.. r. Herrick & CO. Paper. PRICE,
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A happv conceit in the way OF PRINT
ing and illustrating Tennysons exquisite
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THE TRACK OF a STORM. BY owen
nan. Philadelphia. }. y. Lippincolt
Comnanv. 1895. Paper back. Pages 80
This engaging story is in three parts
,rbe Gathering Clouds ii. In tho
storm. III. After the Storm. II is NO
2J3 of Lippincotts Select Novels. issued
monthly The well-known character Oh
the publishers gives deserved currency
TO their issues.
STORIES OF PENNSYLVANIA. 10y
Joseph S. Walton, Ph. D., Professor OF
History. State Normal College. West
chester. Pa. and Martin q. Brum-
bauch. A. NJ, PHI. D.. Professor OF
pedagogy. University Of Pennsylvania,
and President Of Juniata College. Linen
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cents. American Book Company,
New York, Cincinnati, and Chicago:
The authors of this interesting little
work have done for schools and general
readers. in relation TO the study OF the
c9Dtivating history of the Quaker state
What our Miss Magin has done FOR that
Of the Cavalier state, We recommend
| them both.
THE EARNEST COMMUNICATE
course Of Preparation for the Lords
Supper. Originally compiled by the
Most Rev. Ashton OXenden. late
Bishop Of Montreal Carefully revised,
with additions and adaptations Tor
communicates Of the American church
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THE MESSENGER OF RICHMOND
COLLEGE. Richmond, Va. published
Monthly by the Philologian and Mu
Sigma Rho Literary Societies. March,
1898 No. &.
Table Of contents: Literary-Clouds'
Concerning Annexation; "Dihicle est Sa-
t,rom non Scribere"; The Greatest AdYo-
cate Of States Rights; Dreaming Edito-
| rials-The United States and the East
I War with Spain and Pensions; Hawaiian
Annexation; Kissing; Important Notce'
A Modest Hint. COllegiana-March. Atm
letics. Young mems Christian Associa'
tom Notes-IOsses. Exchange Depart
ment-Our own.
EMERSON AND OTHER ESSAYS. 10y
John Jav Chapman. New YORK
Charles Scribner's Sons. 1888. I.ich-
mond Va: George NJ West Cloth
with gilt top Pages 2H. Price Sl.2o.
II may appear TO some 10 be humih-
| ating admission. but We do confess mat
we have not vet been able 70 rise 10 the
height of what q great many regard as
q propcr appreciation Of Emerson and
Browning. Mr. Chapman has not. WIN
his rank abolitionism, reconciled us To-
wards his poet and prophet, Ralph waldo
Emerson. But his readers may not con-
chr with us; and if they DO they cam luxe
ourselves. seek some refuge in what -
has TO say on his other subjects. winch
are Walt Whitman. a study OF Tones
Michael Angeles SOnnets, the Fourtn
Canto of Dante's Inferno, Robert Brown
ing. and r. L. Stevenson.
THE MAN WHO OUTLINED HIM
SELF. BY Albion w. Toursee. Author
of "A Fools Errand.' New 1orK
Fords. Howard Il Hurbuts. 1898 Page.
2l5. Cloth and gilt top.
So far as we are acquainted with thl'
authors writings. they are lVely' sia
pnic, and calculated TO arrest Inc leau
er's attention His views, sentiments
! and even his statements are not accord
{ ing TO southern standards, which we hol'
TO be true and accurate. But Tolerance
has to be allowed, as well as required
Then, too. "fasest alb hoste docery.'
e The well-gotten-up volume before u
, contains poor Joel Pike" and TN
( Grave Of Tante Agelique," besides ''Th
Man Who Outlived Himself"
{ NAPOLEON III. AND Ills COURT. y
= Imbert de Saint-Amand. Translated b
, Elizabeth Gilbert Martin. Charlie
. Scribner's Sons. Price, $50
d This is a continuation OF the narraiV
q tina author began with his volume er
l. titled Napoleon and Mile Montijo,' an
covers the reign OF the Emperor froi
the time of his marriage 10 the birth
the Prince Imperial There is not niue
i'm the book OF permanent value, 10
barring that part OF It devoted 10 u
Crimean war, it is taken up largely WIZ
d accounts Of public ceremonies IesuV
y g dissertations OF apartments, etc
MI
r cietv reporter of to-day. Indeed, some
r ,ha chapters devoted TO these trivAllt'
e Govs the flavor Of space writing or pd'
? di,,g Vet. for all this, the book Is ente
tanning =, Va. con
= pany. -, c,..,.
STORY OF AENEAS. BY NJ. Clark
author OF STORY of Troy etc Ci9t
n I2mo. 2O3 pages, with numerous hlu
!, trations. Price. 10 cents. AnAerle'
- Rook company, New York, Cinclnna
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= This book is a companion 'oluhe
no "Storv of Troy" of which II Is, !
q deed a continuation. Ii presents IN
d sinnle narrative the history or the va
derines and adventures OF the celeorau
Trojan hero and his companions AT
y ~ destruction Of Troy, including gre
y. ',ay,etv Of events and Incidents, whic
"a ~ related by the famous Roman poe
+ Ioye been read with delight for near
=. . ooo wears. These are interspersed WI
n,merous poetical extracts, chiefly ire
a nrvden's and Conington's TRANSACTIONS
l. ~ Aenead. which lend additional Tor
II ord interest to the narrative as Wen
"A Illustrate the style and beauty OF II
lannon's classic Besides map sho"l
,ha vanderings OF Aeneas, there are
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er 80 at selected with reference TO th'
h ,.oi,,a in calculating the text. the CO
: 80 literary style, and artistic executl
80 the hook make II most attfHeti
"a destructive volume for the you
c. der either at home or in school.
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POETS. Selected and Arrangeu
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