The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-19

IN just lHc came way as the author. ElBnt
of the pictures in this book are reproduced
in color, and its general makeup is that OF
holiday gift-book.
"Aprii's Sowing" is the title of a love
story by Miss Gertrude Hall, which Nc
Clure, Phillips & Co. will publish early in
the fall.
Alfred Henry Lewis. whose "wolfville
is now in its sixteenth thousand. has near
! ly completed the companion volume that
he has been promising his publishers for
the Est two years, and it seems quite GER
tain that the new Wolfville book''-this IS
the only title by which it is known thus
far to its publishers and to booksellers
throughout the country-will be published
during the coming autumn.
Mcclure. Phillips & Co. have in prepara-
tion for publication in the early fall, a
work on What We Knew of Genesis in
the Light of Modern Thought, by DR..
Elwood Worcester, rector of St. Ste
phen's Church, Philadelphia.
Sir Walter Besant's new novel. 1.-THE
| Fourth Generation" is - be published
| almost Immediately. He writes to his
| American publishers that the book is a
romance of modern days, the motif of
which is the apparent injustice contained
| in the visitation Of the fathers sins upon
the children. The "cIild'' of the fourth
generation discovers facts that have been
enca 70 his own family history and IKE
tho rCpbet Ezatie1 he ref,,sas 70 Relieve
in the inberiTapee NJ nunisbnept for sins
committed by others.
/ Mr.. Rudyard Kipling is now Just finish
| ing a novel upon which he has been at
work during the past eight years. et-titled
kim of the Rishti.' (Rishti meaning bar
racks), the story of a Lama priest and his
young disciple, Little Friend Of All the
World" After its serial publication It
will be published in book form In the
autumn of next year by Doubleday. Page
& Co.
The Book Notes" published by Siegel-
changes it's name to the Book World
Beasts and Birds is the title of a book
Of drawings In black and white by Frank
Verbeck which will appear early In the
fall. There will be fifteen animals and
birds pictured iu full pages, and a verse
49,
''The Furniture of Our Forefathers," by
Esther Singleton. VIII be published by DOu-
rleday. Page & Co. Hardly sub
iect could be found which has more
different kinds of Observation-Disclosures
esthetic. patrfotic. than the old
furniture of our own country. which is now
collected so eagerly. Strangely enough,
bee,, a., ,,t.ar iacy ~ anI, o,,,so,itatir5
General vol o., The srhtect Tn. EnqIis,,
furniture hoe baer VOL covarad and ,,anv
sneciaI rnonoyranbs have annsared. hut
here for the FIRST time is presented clear
and conn rebersfye account for the amateur
of the different 81 yIes.tfe Puritan horne
made things, the quaint Dutch belongings.
the rich furnishings of the great Southern
Colonial marsious~the ways OF telling the
,it snacisI - dataiIs sia
md rnari,S md al The o,tar ,,n.-i.,an Iora
~ ,ha -,,biaet W.
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Ill i..' eAt ,Ions anu
90 ~ oor'io ,aro-, - ~ gu
has snnn1iad Sarty-eIoh+ reict,,-es 80
verses for a book IN he ca1Ied oFoIke In
F,,nnyviiie ;, N he o,,biisbaJ a.-Iy ~, .ba
fall nv r n Russell New York
ZEN, len Denales' Lioyu, auinor- OF
..T 81 consa,norsb,,i - s,,nr,, ~ sa az
.-Snut Sor pa. thea sup, she sreat ,
A t. making hTst-hand inyesuga-
tIon lhto the new GeNe oplheIts OF oeino-
eteei' III u.s. eolo
mes f-ls DOCK Oh lHe subject, IL Newest
England will appear at an early date.
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McLIuTe, fhIiilps q 90; maze ACQUIRED
me sne pu9i ie,l rien.s OF Teinarkdoie
re author IN ic a small Gpran- hooI< poTn-
piled by Lincoln for use in the political
campaign of 1858, and 1t contains, so LIN
coin writes in 1t, the substance of Gil |
have ever said about negro equality" with
explanatory notes and long letter in
Lincoln's handwriting
Seumas NacManus has inst finished a
serIee of DoneraI taIes y,btcb viii ba III
Ittrs hor,I,,f ~, nsaC,t, n,.,,. ~ -
~. - "tiitpS & ~
-iioS' VI the "a! 'Aies III 'He iortHcoihlns
NoIuIne were related 10 MacManus by an
old tailor, john Burns, who lived in small
cottage under the shadow of the mount
which gives the place its name BURNS
claimed nersonaI acouaintance with tho
t,irior "a 80 - - - -, -.
,at 80, anu SaiN .n"t ne 'i'en ga" mem
uahclns ahons tue bushes Oh the hui-
size.
The Master Chivalry, by Margaret
Lee is the novelette, in the August Smart
Set"
sA Titararv HISTORY If Ar,ar;oa,, Js ,
.ortboo,,J-ar boo1- - - No., -
~ Us ooo ~ lett enueil' Pi'-
lessoT Vi EHsiish at hdr'aru CoiieSe.
ne Clrcular study, by anna hatha-
rine Green, is the title OF new detective
story. 1t will be published early in the |
fall by Mcclure, Phillips G. Co.
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