The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-27
NEW Publications..

Miss H. A. Guerber's marie Louise"
is fascinating account of the life and
vicissitudes ofthe French empress
The text is provided with notes for in
termediate reading. The aim of the au-
thor is to furnish practice in a compar-
atively small space on large number
of very important French idioms, more
than could be found in a similar num-
Der of pages of any French reader.
The book is in press and will appear in
"Heath's Modern Language Series,
published by d. G. Heath & Co., Boston.
These publishers will issue during April
a very attractive manual upon nature
study for first-year classes. 1t Is enti-
tied ''The Life Of a Beam" and repre-
sents the results of series of lessons
developed with the aid Of several class
es of students in the state normal
school at Oswego, N. Y, and edited by
Miss Mary E. Laing, recently instruc-
tor in psychology and general pedago-
gy in that institution.
George W. Jacobs & Co. of Philadel-
phia will soon publish book of travel
descriptive of Alaska and the Yellow
stone This work is by Charles M.
Taylor, Jr., author of Vacation Days
in Hawaii and Japan" etc. Some other
books soon to be brought out by this
house are "a Book Of Bryn Mawr
Stories" edited by Marguerite Morris
and Louise Buffum Congdon; 1.-THE Fal-
len God" and other essays in literature
and art, by Joseph Spencer Kennard;
1.-THE Incarnate Word" being the forth
gospel, elucidated by Interpolation for
popular use by Rev. DR.. William Hugh
Gill; Following Christ" practical
thoughts for daily Christian living, by
Floyd w. Tomkins; "The Great Mystic
~" two studies on the same subject
(the Trinity, one in the book of Reeve
lation and the other in the book OF Ma
ture, by Elizabeth Miller Jeffereys and
DR.. William Hamilton Jeffereys.
Silver, Burdett & Co. New York;, an
nounce these forthcoming books: Blue
Shirt and Khaki" by CaptainJames F.
IL Archibald, war correspondent "Ien
New England Leaders," by DR.. Willis
ton Walker of Hartford Theological
seminary. This is history OF the reh-
gious and intellectual development OF
New England, told in the form of ten
American Republics by Markwick
& Smith. The book is illustrated with
over a hundred views of life In these
southern countries; An INTRODUCTION
TO the Study Of Economics" by +. X.
Glow. with an introduction by Profess
sor Tausig. and new life of Marcus
Whitman. who saved Oregon, by Will
liam A. Mowry.
The J. B. Lippincott company have
recently published fourth volume OF
series of books of anecdotes and de-
scription of people, places and things
literary. 1t is entitled Literary Ram
bles at Home and Abroad" and is writ
ten by DR.. Theodore F. Wolfe, whose
previous books We're "a Literary PHI
grimage.' Literary Shrines' and Lit
erarv Haunts and Homes Of American
Authors"
Messrs. Doubleday, Page Il Co., pub
fishers oe the Worlds Work, announce
that the July number of the magazine
will be given almost wholly to an in
of the Pan American eX-
position at Buffalo. A series of spec
ial photographs will be taken which are
expected to give better pictorial de-
scrlption than has ever been made OF
any of the great expositions. Mr.. Page,
the editor of the Worlds Work, Will
himself write a description of it, show
ing how it is an index of American in
dustry and intellectual progress. A
snecial cover Of striking design Is gold
and colors has been made for this num-
Der
Drexel Biddle, Philadelphia, an
hounces the shortly Forthcoming publ
cation of a highly important work by
Professor Winthrop Dudley Sheldon,
of Girard college. The
work will bear the title "a Second Cen
tury Satirist," and contain the first
English translation ever made of the
more important and interesting dia-
logues of Lucian. There are forty
translated dialogues of this Brilliant sa-
.irist who lived in the age of the Anto-
mines.