The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-07-29
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 Books recently added to the Free Public Library, July 22. 1898:
 Ball, w. w. R. Mathematical recrea- tion. 51O B4: Bangs, J. K. Ghosts I have met. STA CT; Barry A, Some lights of science on the faith. 239S B; Bennett, A, w., and Murray, G. Hand- book of cryptogamic botany. 5S6 B; Bright, c. Submarine telegraphs, 654XB; Britton, N. L., and Brown, A. Illustrated flora, 3 V. 5S0xB9; Bullock, s. F. The charmer. BS7.3; Burnet, G., op. Historyof his own time. 94206xB2; Churchill, w. L. s. The story of the Malakand tifield force. 954 Ca; Clarke. G. s. Fertilization. 6231 c; Claus, K. F. w. Elementary textbook of zoolo- gy, 591 C5; Cresy, F. Encyclopedia of civil engineering. 620S c; Curzon, l., H. A mirror of the turf. 79S C1; Dana, J.. D. Revised textbook of geology. 5502 D3; Day, l.. F, Nature in ornament. 45 D4; Dowie, M. M. The crook of the bough. D752,1; Earle, Mrs. c. w. Pot pourri from a Surrey garden. ZIG E7; France, A. The red lily. FS42.2; Fream, w. Elements of agriculture. 630 "A; Fuller, T. Wise words and quaint counsels. POS F; Gall, H. R. Modern tactics. 355xGS; Gardiner, s. R., ed. Constitutional documents of the Puri- tan revolution. 34242 G: Geibel, E. Brunhild. SS12 G; Gosse, P. H. A man. ual of marine zoology. 590 G; Gras, F.. The terror. G761.P; Greenough, H. Letters to his brother. B GS5 A; Hal dane, J. w. c. Steamships and their machinery. 656 H; Hatton, J. The dag ger and the cross. H2S.5; Helvig, H. Tactical examples. 355 H3; Hobson, E. w. A treatise on plane trigonometry, 514 H; Hunt, T. w. Representative English prose. S2O7 H; Studies in litera- ture and style. S085 H6; Johns, c. A. The forest trees of Britain. 5S2 J; Johnston, G. l.. K. (Leslie Keith, ps.) A lost illusion. K265.1; The mischief maker. K265P; Lee. R. B. Modern dogs of Great Britain and Ireland: Non-sporting division. 6367 Ii; Modern dogs of Great Britain and Ireland: Sporting division. 6S67 l.; Litchfield, F. Illustrated history of furniture. 749xL; Mackail, J. w., ed. Select epigrams from the Greek anthology. 881 M; Mar shall, F., ed. Football; the Rugby un- ion game 797 M; Moore, F. F. The millionaires. M7S27; Norman, P. Lon don signs and inscriptions. 659 N; Percl, J. Metallurgy: Iron and steel. 6691 P; Metallurgy of lead. 6694 P3; Metallurgy: Refractory metals and fuel. 669 P; Piesse, c. H., ed. Art of perfumery. 66S P; Powell, R. S. S. Baden. Recon naissance and scouting. 355 F; Prest- wich, J. Geology. 550xP; Read, 0. F. The waters of Clancy Fork. R2221; Rie- mann, H. Catechism of musical histo- ry 1909 RS; Robinson, P. s. In garden, orchard and spinney. 504 RS; Rogers, M. N. s. (Schuyler Shelton, ps.) Life's way. R63.1; Seeding, J. D. Garden craft, old and new. 710 s; Sheldon, c. M. In His steps PA S; 'Snaff1e,'' ps. In the land of the Bora. 91436 S; Strasbur- ger, E. Handbook of practical botany. 5S1 S3; Taylor, M. A noble queen. E216.1; Terry, M. S., tr. The Sybilline oracles. 133 T; Torr, c. Ancient ships. 6s9 T; Trumbull, A. E. Rods salva- tion. T77.B; Watson, J. M. Clan Macla- ren, ps.) Companions of the sorrowful way, 252 we; Weir, R., and others. Riding. Polo. 79S w; Wilkinson, s. The brain of an army. 355 W9; Wilson, M. and R. P. Mosaics of Greeian his- tory. 938 Wi; Wolseley, G. J., viscount. The soldiers pocket-book. 355 WIZ.