Evening star., 1901-09-21

study has become one OF the recognized
means Of research into the mysteries OF
away certain popular prejudices to which
the abuse Of the chronological knowledge
OF past decades gave rise. The present
work seeks to penetrate the mystery Of
the fundamental psychical functions and
their localization in the brain. This author
departs from the established line Of re-
search, and considers, as we'll as the in
tellect, the emotions and passions OF man.
normal and abnormal, and demonstrates
their connection with the brain. He has
based his deductions chiefly upon clinical
and pathological investigations, covering
over eight hundred cases
A SHORT HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN TRoT:
TING AND PACING HORSE: with Tables of
Pedigrees of Famous Horses. Useful Hints.
Suggestions and Opinions of Training and Con-
ditien, Rules for Track Laying, ETC.; By Henry
Co.
Interest in the trotting horse Is un-
usually high just at present because Of
the recent wonderful performances of the
great horse Cresceus, holder Of the world s
record. This interest Is certain to be
maintained through the meeting just about
to occur between Cresceus and The Alb
bot, his predecessor at the head Of the
line. Mr.. Coates handbook gives statistics
and information of value to those who
have not been able to follow such matters
American trotting turf in 1899 and 1900 by
A. M. Gillian and What to Do Before
the Veterinary Surgeon Comes" by George
Fleming, F. r. C. V. s., increases the
value of the work to horse owners and
lovers.
Eleanor G. Reed. Chicago: A. C. McClurg Il
Co.
There is a strong strain of humanity in
these stories of humble life, sense Of
intimacy between the writer and her SUBJ
ject which carries conviction. The title
story is of the thawing of a frozen heart
through the influence of unremitting love.
Pleasant dialect tales follow, with cheer
full treatment.
GLIMPSES OF THE RAINBOW CITY, PAN
AMERICAN EXPOSITION AT BUFFALO; Orig
inal Photographs, with full descriptions Of
buildings, statuary monuments, promenadeS.
night illuminations, midway attractions. etc.; I;
also views Of the Paris Exposition, 1900, and
of the White City, Chicago, 1893. Chicago:
Laird & Lee Publishers
w. A. Frisbie, Pictures by Bart" authors Of
'"rhe Bandit Mouse Lettering and Coloring
by Fred r. Bartholomew. Chicago: Rand, Me-
Nally & Co.
YORCB LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
New Revised Edition). BY Hugo Hirsh. New
York: Funk Wagnalls Company.
FROM ATLANTA .S TO THE SEA; By Byron A.
Dunn, author or Gen. Nelson Scout, etc.
Chicago: A. O. McClurg & Co.
THE LADY OF LYNN. By Sir Walter Besant.
illustrated. New York: Dodd Mead & Co.
Washington: Brentano's.
JACONETTA; Her Loves. By NJ. e. NJ. Davis,
author of Under the Man Fig" etc. Boston:
Houghton Mitfiin g. Co.
AMATA; From the German of Richard voss By
Roger s. G. Boutell. Washington: The Neale
Publishing Company.
TANGLED TRINITIES. By Daniel Woodrofe
thor of Her Celestial Husband" New York:
Dodd Mead & Co.
BROCKMAN'S MAVERICK. By Joseph N. Quail.
Illustrations by David +. Thomson. New York:
Quail & Warner.
NORA and Other Poems. BY Abraham II. Bates,
Washington: The Neale Publishing Company.
TENNESSEE SKETCHES. By Louisa Preston
LoOney. Chicago: A. G. McClurg e. Co.