MARGERY. A Tale of Old Nuremberg. By George Ebers.-The story of Margery Schoppen told by herself in her diary, which was discovered by the author in an antiquary's shop. She was born in 1404, and as she lived to a goodly old age, her narrative teems with interesting information about the troubled days of the Emperor Charles and his wars. The story is interesting, but owes its chief value to the correct pictures given of the period.-Gottesberger & Co., 2 vols., .80.

NEW MATERIALS FOR THE HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Translated from Documents in the French Archives, and edited by John Durand.-The material collected in this volume throws new light on many phases of the history of the American Revolution and calls attention to occurrences which have thus far escaped the historian's observation or thoughtlessly been passed over by him with a casual mention. The invaluable services of France to the nation struggling for independence are clearly brought out in this work which is actually a separate history of the Revolution, and contains descriptions of men and events from an entirely new point of view.-Holt &Co., N. Y., 1.75.

PARIS BY DAY AND NIGHT. A Book for the Exhibition. By Anglo-Parisian.-An exceedingly clever book on Paris and the Parisians, which gives in airy causeries more and better digestible information than can be found in guide-books. Paris in General, Politics in Paris, Queer People in Paris, French Lawyers and Financiers, Detectives, Criminals, the Guillotine and the Morgue are the headings of the Chapters in which a larger tout Paris passes the review. Of great interest is the chapter entitled: "Find the Female;" a Synopsis of French History, in which a bird's-eye view is given of the awful influence of woman on France's history.— Brentano's, 1.40.

THE PHANTOM FUTURE. By Henry Seton Merriman. While studying medicine in London, Tom Valiant draws a collection of illustrations to Longfellow's poems which prove uncommonly successful. Tom is rather a wild young fellow, and spends too much of his time in Myra's bar, over which Syra, a handsome, respectable young woman, presides. She sees with concern Tom's increasing appetite for drink, and talks about it to Samuel Crozier, a public singer, who, she feels instinctively, is the only man that can influence Tom. Crozier talks to him, and advises him to give up medicine and take up art as a profession.-Harper's, .35.

PICTURESQUE ALASKA. By Abby Johnson Woodman.-A journal of a tour among the mountains, seas and islands of the Northwest, from San Francisco to Sitka, giving descriptions of Mount Shasta and the Pass of Siskijou, Mount Hood, Mount Tacoma, and Puget Sound, Victoria and Nanaimo, B. C., to Fort Tongas, Alaska. From Dixon's Entrance to Juneau, Sitka, Juneau, and Douglas Island. The illustrations are taken from photographs, and represent: Totem Poles, Indian graves at Fort Wrangell, Juneau, Floating Ice, Takou Inlet, the Muir Glacier and Sitka.-Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1.00.

SOCIALISM IN ENGLAND. By Sidney Webb, LL. B.-Treats subsequently of: The Development of the English Socialist Ideal, The Rise of the English Socialist Movement, The English Socialist Associations, Socialism in the Churches, Socialism at the Universities, Socialism in Political Economy, Parliamentary and Municipal Socialism, and Socialism in Politics. The study is a very timely one, as the daily increasing influence of socialism in English public life may very easily be overlooked by the casual observer, especially as it is still often ignored or misapprehended by public men themselves." A clear exposition of what socialism really is enhances the value of the treatise.-Am. Econ. Ass'n. Balto., .75.

A SPLENDID EGOTIST. By Jeannette H. Walworth.-During the absence of her husband, a young, promising sculptor, Mrs. Marianne Mackaye, who keeps herself lovingly in the background and slaves and economizes that her adored artist may go out in the world and make advantageous connections, receives the visit of a young girl who mistakes her for a servant and talks too freely about the handsome artist. On the night of Mackaye's return, Marianne engages him in conversation, and urges him to work more. Mackaye retorts angrily and at last tells her that he is hampered-hampered by her, his wife.-Belford, Clarke & Co., .50.

THE STORY OF PATSY. By Kate Douglas Wiggin. The teacher in a San Francisco free kindergarten tells the story of Patsy, the little waif who has been thrown down-stairs by a drunken father and been nursed by his mother, who died when her little one had recovered. Patsy wishes to enter the kindergarten and calls on the teacher to tell her so. His short life in which he thinks he receives a foretaste of paradise and sees an angel in his kind teacher is told with quiet pathos and delicate feeling.— Houghton, Mifflin & Co., .60.

STUDIES IN THE OUTLYING FIELDS OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE. By Hudson Tuttle.-"There is a Psychic Ether, related to thought, as the luminiferous ether is to light," is the opening sentence of the analysis, which serves as introduction to this book, which treats of Matter, Life, Spirit, what the senses teach, the sensitive state, sensitiveness proved by psychometry, sensitiveness during sleep, dreams, sensitiveness of disease, thought tranference, intimations of an intelligent force, effects of physical influences on the sensitive, unconscious sensitiveness, prayer in the light of sensitiveness and thought waves, Christian Science, etc.-M. L. Holbrook & Co., N. Y.

WANDERINGS OF A WAR ARTIST. By Irving Montagu.-The "special artist" of the Illustrated London News, shows in this volume that he is equally as clever with the pen as with the pencil. His reminiscences cover the FrancoPrussian War, the Carlist War, and the Servian War, and abound in perilous situations and narrow escapes told in an unassuming, highly interesting way. The element of danger which form so large large a part of Mr. Montagu's life is well rendered in his narrative, which possesses to a high degree the fascination peculiar to the best works of travel and adventure. Fully illustrated.-Brentano's, 4.20.

THE WING OF AZRAEL. By Mona Caird.— Viola Sedley, the only daughter of a poor country gentleman with a fatal ability for getting into debt, is forced by her father and patient, subdued, Puritan mother, to whom suffering and misery seem our alloted share on earth, into a marriage with Philip Dendraith, that she may save them from ruin. Dendraith is well aware of the aversion and hatred his wife feels for him, but his diabolical nature finds in these sentiments and in the degrading sense of physical and mental slavedom which he keeps constantly awake in her, a weapon wherewith to torture her.-F. F. Lovell & Co., .30.

A WOMAN OF SOREK. By Anthony Gould.— Of independent fortune and imbued with the strong religious convictions of his father, Jonas Chidsy resolves to study for the ministry, and enters a theological college in a little New England town, which contains also a university. Here he makes the acquaintance of Marcia Clinton, a heartless, self-indulging, but prudent coquette, who is in love with George Dorne, the idol of the 'Varsity boys. She resolves to gain conceited, priggish Mr. Chidsy's love, and to amuse herself with him for awhile. Her conduct culminates in an appalling tragedy.-Am. News Co., N. Y., .50.

Classified List.

To obtain information on new works for the month, on special subjects, refer to title in alphabetical order on other pages. New Books, 138; Without Comment, 144.

ART.-Academy Notes; Diego Velasquez; Grosvenor Notes; New Gallery, 1889; Paris Salon, 1889; Royal Acad. Pictures. BIOGRAPHY. - Autobiog. Garibaldi; Caroline Schlegel; Comte de Paris; Diego Velasquez; Emerson in Concord; Four Famous Soldiers; Letters Edw. Bulwer; Life John McMullen; Mme. de Staël; Pestalozzi; Prince, Princess, and People; Prof. Biog. M. Robinson: Servant of King; Wanderings War Artist: Wellington; W. G. Ward. DRAMA.-Drama beyond Grave.

EDUCATION.-Algebraic Analysis; Concise Vocabulary; Element. Botany; English Culture in Va.; Exercises Latin Verse; Geo. Washington; Handbook Rhetoric. Analysis; How to Study Geography; Hygiene of Nursery; Longman's Arithmetic; Pestalozzi; Physiol. Notes; Primer Scient. Knowl.; War of Indep.

ELOCUTION.-Geo. Riddle's Readings.

ESSAYS.-British Empire; Brotherhood: Constit. Remedy;
Deacons; Ethical Religion; Francis Bacon: Life of the
Law; Moral Order; Plain Argument; Pleas for Progress;
Scientific Spirit; Times and Days; Vivisection.
FICTION-Adelaide; Alien; Ardath; Babe; Banquet ;
Black Ball; Camps and Quarters; Complete Works
Thackeray: Die Gred: False Scent; Far in Forest; For
England's Sake: For Mamie Fraternity; Girl Graduate;
Her Strange Fate: Jerry: Ladies' Gallery; Lindsays;
London Life; Lost Son; Margery; Marriage; Melle dé
Solange: Miss Crespigny; Near to Happiness: Nikanor;
Phantom Future; Romances; Silence; Splendid Egotist;
Star-Crossed; Story of Patsy: Story William; Strange
Secrets; Time's Scythe; Wing of Azrael; Woman of Sorek.
HISTORY-British Empire; Burgoyne's Invasion: Church
and Martyrs; Constit. Hist. U. S.; English Culture in Va.;
History People of Israel; Leading Facts Fr.; New Materials.
HYGIENE.-Examination Water.
JUVENILE.-Grandmother Merwin; Marjorie's Adventure;
LAW-Concurrent Jurisdiction: Geography of Marriage;
Life of the Law; Mining Reports; Prohib. in Kansas.
LITERATURE.-Explanat. Dict.: Manual of Lit.
MEDICINE.-Am. Health Resorts; Atlas Path.
Diabetes; Diseases Ear; Elem. Treat. Hum. Anatomy;
Experim. Surgery; Explor. Chest; Handb. Hospit. Corps;
Intest. Surgery.

Mr. John.

MUSIC.-Half a Century of Music in England. NAVAL.-Torpedoes.

Anat.;

POETRY-Among Millet; Comp. Concord, Burns; Contrib. Critic. Divina Commedia; Cup of Youth: Select Poems; This Side.

POLIT. ECONOMY.-Investig.; Limits of Free Trade : Socialism in England.

POLITICS.-Prohib. in Kansas.

REFERENCE.-Am. Health Resorts; Appleton's Dict. New York; Blaikie's Cyclop.; Butterflies No. Am.; Canad. Parliam. Comp.; Cassell's Pocket Guide: Comp. Concord. Burns: Concise Vocabulary; Contrib. Critic. Divina Commedia; Dairy Farm: Encyclop. Brit. Index; Explanat. Dict.: Handbook Cartomancy; Handbook Hospital Corps: Hygiene of Nursery: Influence of Stars; London in 1889: London of To-Day: Manual of Lit; My Face; Paris by Day and Night: Postal Dictionary; Select Library; United States; Year Book.

RELIGION-All-Father; Am. Book Church Serv.; Authorship Fourth Gospel: Church and Martyrs: Coming Creed; Critical Comm. St. Paul; Defence Cath. Faith; Immanent God; Our Inheritance; Plain Argument; Revelation; Short Line.

SCIENCE.-Butterflies No. Am.; Chemistry of Photog.: Darwinism; Element. Text-Book Zoology: Exam. Water; Old and New Astron.; Practical Gold Mining; Primitive Family; Psychology: Studies; Theor. & Pract. Treat.; Treatise Chemistry; Treat. Water Supply; Works R. G. Hazard.

SOCIOLOGY.-Development of Marriage; Geography of Marriage; Labor and Life.

SPORT-Chess Openings; German Games at Cards. TRAVEL.-Cassell's Pocket Guide; First Ascent Kasai: Gleanings from Japan; How I Spent; Incidents; Land of Dragon; London in 1889: London of To-Day: Paris by Day and Night; Picturesque Alaska; Travels in Atlas.

Without Comment.

The following list comprises the principal books of the month, in addition to those given under "New Books." Copies not having been sent us, and all our notices being original, we give them here without comment;" cheap reprint editions of novels are also noted herein.

Academy Notes, 1889. With Sketches.-Art; Chatto & Windus, London, .50.

Adelaide's Awakening. A Story of the City of Flowers.-
Fiction; E. P. Dutton & Co., N. Y., 1.25.

Alien from the Commonwealth (An). The Romance of an
odd young Man. By Rob. Tinsoll.-Fiction; Cupples
& Hurd, Boston, 1.50.
All-Father (The). Sermons preached in a Village Church.
By the Rev. P. H. Newnham. With a Preface by Edna
Lyall.-Religion; Longmans & Co., London.
American Book of Church Services (The). Edited by E.
Hungerford.-Religion; Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1.25.
American Health Resorts. With Notes upon their Climate.
By B. W. James, M. D.-Reference; Am. Biographical
Ass'n. Philada., 2.00.

Appleton's Dictionary of New York. Centennial Edition, revised to Date.-Reference; Appleton, .30.

Ardath. The Story of a dead Self. By Marie Corelli.-Fiction; Bentley & Son, London, 3 vols.

Atlas of the pathological Anatomy of the Lungs. By Wilson Fox, M. D. With 45 lithographic Plates and other Illustrations.-Medicine; P. Blakiston, Son & Co., Phila.,21.00. Babe in Bohemia (A). By Frank Danby.-Fiction; Spencer Blackett, London.

Banquet (The). By Dante Alighieri. Transl. by Katherine Hillard. Limited Ed.-Poetry; Putnam's Sous, N. Y., 2.25. Blackie's Modern Cyclopedia of Universal Information. Edited by Charles Annandale, M. A., LL. D. Vol. II.— Reference; Blackie & Son, London, 2 10.

British Empire (The). With Essays on Prince Albert, Lord Palmerston, Lord Beaconsfield, Mr. Gladstone, and Reform of the House of Lords. By Dr. Geffken. Transl. from the German by S. J. McMullan, M. A. With Portrait of Author.-History; Sampson, Low, London. Brotherhood of Letters (The). By J. Rogers Rees.-Essays; Lockwood & Coombes, N. Y., 1.25.

Butterflies of North America (The).

By W. H. Edwards.

3rd Series Pt. 7.-Science; Houghton, Mifflin & Co., Boston, 2.25.

Canadian Parliamentary Companion, 1889.-Reference; J. Durie & Son, Ottawa, 2.00.

Caroline Schlegel and her Friends. By Mrs. Alfred Sidgwick. With Portrait.-Biography; T. Fisher Unwin, London, 2.85.

Cassell's Pocket Guide to Europe, 1889. Compiled by E. King, Revised by M. F. Sweetser.-Keference; Cassell & Co., N. Y., 1.50.

Chemistry of Photography (The). By Raphael Meldola.Science; Macmillan & Co., N. Y., 2.00.

Church and her Martyrs (A). By Rev. Dan, Van Pelt.-History; Presb. Bd. of Publ., Philada., 1.15.

Complete Concordance (A) to the Poems and Songs of Robert Burns. Compiled and edited by J. B. Reid, A. M.-Reference; Little, Brown & Co., Boston, 8.50.

Complete Works of W. M. Thackeray. Illustrated Library Edition. Vol. I. & II. Vanity Fair; and, Lovel the Widower. With 159 Illustrations, and an Introduction containing the History of these Works.-Fiction; Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 3.00.

Comte de Paris (Le). By le Marquis de Flers. Translated by Constance Majendie. With Portraits and Autograph.Biography; Brentanos, 5 00.

Concurrent Jurisdiction (The) of the federal and State Courts. By G. C. Holt.-Law; Baker, Voorhis & Co., N. Y., 3.00. Confidence in Christ; or, Faith that Saves. By A. W. Pitzer, D.D.--Relig.; Presb. Bd. of Pub., Philada., .40. Constitutional History and Government of the United States. By Judson S.Landon-Hist.; Houghton, Mifflin & Co.3.00 Constitutional Remedy (The). By Senator G. F. Hoar.-Essays; Nat. Temp. Soc. and Pub. House, N. Y., .05. Contributions to the textual Criticism of the "Divina Commedia," including the complete Collation throughout the "Interno," of all the MSS. at Oxford and Cambridge. By Rev. E. Moore -Refer.; Macmillan & Co., N. Y., 5.50. Critical and Grammatical Commentary (A) on St. Paul's first Epistle to the Corinthians.-Religion; W. F. Draper, Andover, Mass., 2.75.

Cup of Youth (The), and other Poems. By S. Weir Mitchell, M. D.-Poetry; Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1.50.

Darwinism. An Exposition of the Theory of Natural Selection, with some of its Applications. By Alfred Russel Wallace, LL. D., F. R. S.-Science; Macmillan & Co. Deacons. By Rev. W. H. H. Murray. New Ed.-Essays; Cupples & Hurd, Boston, .75, .50.

Defence (A) of the Catholic Faith concerning the Satisfaction of Christ against Faustus Socinus. Translated with Notes and historical Introduction by Frank Hugh Foster. -Religion; Warren F. Draper, Andover, Mass., 1.50. Diabetes, its Cause and permanent Cure from the Standpoint of Experience and Scientific Investigation. By Emil Schnee. Transl. from the German by R. L. Tafel. Rev. and Enlarged by the Author.-Medicine; P. Blakiston, Son & Co., Philada, 2.00.

Diego Velasquez and his Times. By Prof. Carl Justi. Translated by Prof. A. H. Keane. With 52 Woodcuts, an Etching of Velasquez's own Portrait, and a Plan of the old Palace at Madrid.-Biogra.; H. Grevel & Co., Lond., 12.60. Die Gred; Roman aus dem alten Nürnberg. By G. Ebers.— Fiction; C. N. Caspar, Milwaukee, 1.00, .65.

Diseases and Injuries of the Ear, their Prevention and Cure. By C. H. Burnett, M.D.-Medicine; Lippincott Co., Philada., 1.00.

Elementary Botany, theoretical and practical. By H. Edmunds. New Revised Ed.-Education; Longmans, Green & Co., N. Y., .80.

Elementary Text-Book of Zoology. Protozoa to Insecta. By C. Claus. Transl. and Ed. by Adam Sedgwick and F. G. Heathcote. 2nd Ed.-Education; Macmillan & Co., N. Y., 2 vols., 8.00.

Elementary Treatise (An) on Human Anatomy. By Jos. Leidy, M. D. 2nd Ed. Re-written. With 495 Illustrations.-Medicine; Lippincott Co., Phil., 6. 50, 6.00. Encyclopædia Britannica. 9th Ed. Index; with List of Contributors and Key to their Initials.-Reference; Little Brown & Co., 8.00.

Ethical Religion. By Wm. Mackintire Salter.-Essays;
Roberts Bros., Boston, 1.50.

Examination of Water for Sanitary and Technical Purposes.
By H. Leffman, M.D., and W. Beam.-Hygiene; P.
Blakiston, Son & Co., Philada., 1.25.
Exercises in Latin Verse of various Kinds. By Rev. G.
Preston.-Education; Macmillan, N. Y., .6c.

Experimental Surgery. By Nicholas Senn, M.D.-Medicine;
W. T. Keener, Chicago, 5.00.

Explanatory (An) pronouncing Dictionary of the Noted
Names of Fiction; including also familiar Pseudonyms,
Surnames bestowed on Eminent Men, etc. By W. A.
Wheeler. 19th Ed., with Appendix by C. G. Wheeler.—
Reference; Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 2 00.

Exploration of the Chest in Health and Disease. By S. S.
Burt, M. D.-Medicine; Appleton, 1.50.
False Scent (A). By Mrs.

Lovell, N. Y., .20.

Alexander.-Fiction; J. W.

Far in the Forest. By S. W. Mitchell, M. D.-Fiction; Lippincott Co., Philada., 1.25.

First Ascent of the Kasal; being some Records of Services under the Lone Star. By C. S. L. Bateman.-Travel; Dodd, Mead & Co., N. Y., 6.00.

For Mamie's Sake. By Grant Allen.-Fiction; Brentano's,. So. Francis Bacon; his Life and Philosophy. By J. Nichol. Pt. II.-Essays; Lippincott Co., Philada., 1.25.

George Riddle's Readings.-Elocution; W. H. Baker & Co., Boston, 1.00.

Gleanings from Japan. By W. G. Dickson.-Travel; Blackwood, London, 5.60.

Grandmother Merwin's Heiress. By Mrs. M. F. Butts.Juvenile; Am. Tract Soc., N. Y., 1.25.

Grosvenor Notes, 1889. With Sketches.-Art; Chatto & Windus; London, .50.

Handbook for the Hospital Corps of the United States Army and State Military Forces. By C. Smart.-Reference; W. Wood & Co., N. Y., 2.50.

History of the People of Israel. By Ernest Renan. Second Division. From the Reign of David to the Capture of Samaria.-History; Roberts Bros., Boston, 2.50.

How I Spent my Twentieth Year. Being a Short Record of a Tour Round the World, 1886-87. By the Marchioness of Stafford.-Travel; Blackwood, London.

Hygiene of the Nursery. Including the general Regimen and feeding of Infants and Children, and the domestic management of the ordinary Emergencies of Early Life. By L. Starr, M.D.-Reference; Blakiston, Son & Co., Philada., 1.00.

Immanent God (The); and other Sermons. By Abraham W. Jackson.-Religion; Houghton, Mifflin & Co., Boston,2.50. Investigation (An) into the Causes of the great Fall in Prices which took place co-incidently with the Demonetization of Silver in Germany. By Arthur Crump-Polit. Economy; Longmans, Green & Co., N. Y., a.oo.

Intestinal Surgery. By Nicholas Senn, M. D.-Medicine; W. T. Keener, Chicago, 2.50.

Labor and Life of the People. Edited by Charles Booth.
Vol. I. East London.-Sociology; Williams & Norgate,
London, 3.75.

Land of the Dragon (The). My Beating and Shooting Ex-
cursions to the Gorges of the Upper Yangtze. By
William Spencer Percival. With Illustrations and Map.—
Travel; Hurst & Blackettt, London, 4.20.
Letters of the late Edward Bulwer, Lord Lytton, to his Wife.
With extracts from her MSS. Autobiography, and other
Documents. Published in Vindication of her Memory by
Louisa Devey.-Biography; G. W. Dillingham, N. Y., 2.00.
Life of Right Rev. John McMullen, D.D. By J. J. McGovern,
D.D. With an Introduction by the Rev. J. L. Spaulding,
D.D.-Biography; Hoffman Bros., Milwaukee, Wis., 3.00.
Life of the Law (The); or, Universal Principles of Law. By
O. Howard.-Essays; J. W. Randolph & English, Rich-
mond. Va., .75, .50.

Limits of Free Trade (The). By a Liberal. Including a Comparison of the Progress of the Free Trade of England during the past Twenty Years with that of the other leading Nations of the World, advocating governmental Promotion of British Trade, and dealing with the Question of Foreign Bounties.-Polit. Econ., Trübner & Co., London, 2.10.

Lindsays (The). By John Leys.-Fiction; Brentano's .80. London in 1889. Illustrated by 18 Bird's-Eye Views of the Principal Streets. By Herbert Fry.-Reference; Bren⚫ tano's, .80.

London Life (A); The Patagonia; the Liar; Mrs. Temperly. By Henry James. Fiction; Macmillian & Co., N. Y., 1.50. London of To-Day (The). An Illustrated Handbook for the Season of 1889. By C. E. Pascoe. 5th Year.-Reference; Roberts Bros., 1 50.

Longman's School Arithmetic. By J. E. Marshall and J. W. Welsford.-Educ.; Longmans, Green & Co., N. Y., 1.05. Lost Son (A). By Mary Linskill.-Fiction; J. W. Lovell Co., N. Y., .10.

Madame de Staël; her Friends, and her Influence in Politics and Literature. By Lady Biennerhasset.-Biography; Lippincott Co., Philada., 10.00.

Mademoiselle Solange. By François de Julliot. Transl. from the French by A. г. Eaton.-Fiction; Rand, McNally, .25. Manual of Literature, historical and critical, with an Ap

pendix of English Meters. By J. Arnold. 6th Ed., revised.-Reference; Longmans, Green & Co., N, Y., 2.25. Marjorie's Adventure. A Story for young People. By Agnes Sadlier.-Juvenile; D. & J. Sadlier & Co., N. Y., .60. Marriage; or, Nellie. By Margaret Lee.-Fict.; G. Munro, .25. Mining Reports (The). A Series containing the Cases on the Law of Mines found in the American and English Reports Arranged alphabetically by Subjects, with Notes and References by R. S. Morrison. Vol. XV.-Law; Callaghan & Co., Chicago, 5.25.

Miss Crespigny. By Mrs Frances Hodgson Burnett. New
Cheap Ed.-Fiction; Peterson & Bros., Phila., .25.
Moral Order and Progress. An Analysis of Ethical Con-
ceptions. By S. Alexander--Essays; Trübner & Co.,
London, 4 90.

Mr. John and his Boys. By M. L. Wilder; -Juvenile; Presb.
Bd. of Pub., Philada., 1.25.
"My Face is my Fortune, Sir,' she Said." By Mrs. John
White. Illustrated-Reference; Brentano's, .25.

Near

to Happiness. Translation from the French by Frank H. Potter. Appleton's Town and Conntry "-Fiction; D. Appleton & Co., .75, .50. Library."New Gallery, 1889 (The). With Sketches.-Art; Chatto & Windus, London, .50.

Nikanor. By Henry Gréville. Transl. by Mrs. Alice E.
Chase.-Fiction; Rand, McNally & Co., .50.

Old and New Astronomy. By R. A Proctor. Pts. VII. and
VIII-Science; Longmans, Green & Co., N. Y., .90 ea.
Our Inheritance. A Popular Account of the Holy Euclarist
during the first Three Centuries. By Rev. S. Baring
Gould.-Religion; Skiffington & Son, London, 4.90.
Paris Salon, 1889. With Sketches.-Art; Chatto & Windus,
London, .50.

Pestalozzi, his Aim and Work. By Baron Roger de Guimps,
Transl. by Mary C. Crombie. Abridged and adapted for
Students.-Educ.; C. W. Bardeen, Syracuse, N. Y., 1.50.
Physiological Notes on primary Education and the Study of
Language. By Mary Putnam Jacobi, M. D.-Education;
Putnam's Sons, N. Y., 1.00.

Plain Argument (A) for God. By G. Stuart Fullerton- Religion; Lippencott Co., Phila., 1.00.

Postal Dictionary (A). Being an alphabetical Hand-book of Postal Rates, Laws and Regulations, for all who use the Mails. Compiled from Official Sources by E. St. John. -Reference; The Evening Post, N. Y., .15.

Pleas for Progress. By A. G. Haygood.-Essays; Hunt & Eaton, N. Y., I 00.

Professional Biography of Moncure Robinson, Civil Engineer. By R. B. Osborne.-Biography: Lippincott Co., Phil., .25. Prohibition in Kansas and the Kansas Prohibitory Law. By S. B. Bradford.-Law; G. W. Crane; Pub. Co., Topeka, Kan., .25.

Primer of Scientific Knowledge. By Paul Burt. Transl. and adapted for American Schools.-Education; Lippencott Co., Phila. .36.

Primitive Family (The) in its Origin and Development. By C. N. Starcke 60 International Scientific Series."-Science; Appleton, 2 75.

Prince, Princess, and People. An Account of the Social Progress and Development of our own Times, as illustrated by the Public Life and Work of their Royal Highnesses The Prince and Princess of Wales, 1863-1889. By H. C. Burdett.-Biography; Longmans & Co., London.

Reproach of Annesley (The). By Maxwell Grey, Appleton's Town and Country Lib."—Fict.; Appleton, .75 .50. Revelation. By I. M. Attwood, D. D.-Religion; Universalist Pub. House, Boston, .25. Romances of the Law. Brentano's.. 30.

By R. E. Francillon.-Fiction;

Royal Academy Pictures, 1889.-Art: Cassell & Co., London, 2 Parts, 1.00.

Scientific Spirit of the Age (The), and other Pleas and Discussions. By Frances Power Cobbe.-Essays; G. H. Ellis, Boston; 1.00.

Select Library (A) of the Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers of the Christian Church. Edited by Philip Schaff, D. D., vol. II.-Reference; Christ. Lit. Co., N. Y, 3.00. Select Poems. By Harry Rice. New Ed.-Poetry; Lee & Shepard, Boston, 2 oɔ.

Servant of the King (A). Incidents in the Life of the Rev. George Ainslie.-Biography; J. Ireland, N. Y.,.15.

Short Line to the Roman Cataolic Church. By Rev. R. W. Book.-Religion; Benziger Bros., N. Y., .20.

Silence of Dean Maitland (The). By Maxwell Grey.-Fiction; Rand, McNally & Co., 1.00 .50.

Star-Crossed. The Life and Love of an Actress. By an Actress.-Fiction; Judge Publishing Co., N. Y., .50.

Story of William and Lucy Smith (The). By G. S. Merriam. -Fiction, Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 2 00.

Strange Secrets. Told by Percy Fitzgerald, Florence Marryat, James Grant, Dutton Cook, and others. Illustrated.Fiction; Chatto & Windus, London, 2.00.

Theoretical and Practical Treatise on the Strength of Beams and Columns, in which the ultimate and the elastic limit strength of Beam and Columns is computed, etc., according to new Theory of transverse strength of materials. By Rob. Cousins.-Science; E. & F. N. Spon, N. Y., .50. This Side and That. By Rose Evangeline Angel.-Poetry; Robert Clarke & Co. Cin., 1.25, 1.00.

Times and Days. Being Essays in Romance and History.Essays; Longmans, Green & Co., N. Y., 1.00.

Time's Scythe. By James Valentine.-Fic.; Cassell, N. Y.,.50. Torpedoes and Torpedo Warfare. By C Sleeman, 2nd. Ed., entirely rewritten.-Naval; J. Griffin & Co., Portsmouth, 8 75.

Travels in the Atlas and Southern Morocco. By Joseph Thomson. With sixty-eight Illustrations and six Maps.Travel; Geo. Philip & Son, London, 3.15.

Treatise on Chemistry. By H. E. Roscoe, F. R. S., and C. Schorlemmer, F. R. S. Vol. III., Pt. V.: The Chemistry of Hydrocarbons and their Derivatives.-Science; D. Appleton & Co.. 3.00.

Treatise (A) on the Law of Mortgages on real Property. By By Leonard A. Jones. 4th Ed.-Law; Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 2 vols., 12.00.

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