MARIAGE D'INCLINATION. Par Fortuné du Boisgobey. On the evening of the disastrous fire at the Opéra Comique in Paris, Edouard Fourtelle, a young diplomatist, makes the acquaintance of Simone Noizet, whose uncle has pointed out to him the advantages which would accrue from a marriage with that young lady. In trying to escape from the burning building later on, the party is separated, and Simone is given up for lost when she at last arrives on the arm of a stranger who, she explains, has saved her at the peril of his life. When Fourtelle reaches his home, he finds his valet gone, and discovers that during his absence his apartments have been broken into and sacked. Not the slightest clue can be obtained of the whereabouts of the thieves, though the best detectives are employed by Fourtelle.-Brentanos, 1.25. DISPARU. Par Albert Delpit.-Albert-Etienne Darcourt, a young and penniless French navy officer, is engaged to be married to Alice Aubrey, a charming young orphan who is living with her kind, old English governess. Shortly before the wedding, Darcourt goes to Holland to visit his only relative, a disagreeable, rich uncle, who is utterly dissatisfied with the match, and sends his young kinsman away in disgrace. Shortly after the marriage has taken place, Darcourt is promoted to a command in Tonquin, and leaves at once for his destination. The news that his uncle has died leaving an invalid testament reaches him however in time to make provisions for his young wife before he starts. Darcourt is wounded in a skirmish with Annamites and lost sight of in the confusion of a disorderly retreat which follows. His body is not found on the battlefield.-Brentanos, 1.25. EN ALLEMAGNE. SENSATIONS D'UN PASSANT. Par Camille Lemonnier.-A series of studies of parts of Germany visited by the author and his wife. The great diversity of the subjects which Mr. Lemonnier found worthy of his attention and of his pen, makes very pleasant reading. The book contains chapters about Cologn, the Rhine and Mühlhausen, the Cathedral, Jean Marie Farina, old streets, Mainz, beer-drinking English travellers, Wurtzburg, Nuremberg with its old buildings and mediæval air of poetry and rest, its industry of children's playthings, Munuch, its beer-houses and art-treasures, which latter give occasion for an interesting discussion of the masters of the Dutch and German, Italian and Spanish schools, Regensburg, the Donau, and a short but incisive talk about the Walhalla. The writer promises to discuss in a future volume the parts of Germany not treated of in the present work.-Brentano's, 1.25. Classified List. To obtain information on new works for the month, on specia subjects, refer to title in alphabetical order on other pages. New Books, 552; Without Comment, 558. ART.-Home of Shakespeare; Lessons Decorative Design. ESSAYS.-Am. Jew: Essays Addison: Free Trade: God Reigns; Justice; Mental Character; Off Thoughts; Origin Christ. Dogma; Studies; Tariff; Tatler; Unity; Virtues. ETHNOGRAPHY.—Indian Sketches. FICTION.-Aulney Tower; Baboe Dalima; Beautiful Jim; : MILITARY.-Practical Instruction. NAVAL.-Defence Sea-Coast: Modern Ships of War. POLITICS.-Civics: Dictionary: Irel.: Seven Conv.; Speeches. SCIENCE-Elementary Microscopy: Entomology: Fauna: SOCIOLOGY.-Fifty Years: Hist. Woman Suffrage: Ireland. SPORT-Cricket: Lawn Tennis: Portraits Race Horses. TRAVEL.-Among Islands: Between Ochils: Centre: Last Journals: Mexico: To Gibraltar: Travel in Asia. 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. Academic Algebra for the Use of Common and High Schools and Academies. By E. A. Bowser.-Education; D. van Nostrand, N. Y., 1.50. Aims and Methods of Classical Study. By W. G. Hale.-Education; Ginn & Co., Boston, .20. Alden's Cyclopaedia of Universal Literature. Vol. 9-11.Reference; J. B. Alden, N. Y., .60, .50. Alden's Manifold Cyclopaedia. Vol. 5-7.-Reference; J. B. Alden, N. Y., .65, 50. American Jew (The). An Expose of his Career.-Essays; Minerva Pub. Co., .50. Among the Islands of the North Sea. By W. G. Black.— Travel; Blackwood, London. 1.85. Ancient History for Colleges and High Schools. By W. F. Allen and P. V. N. Myers. Part I. The Eastern Nations and Greece.-Education; Ginn & Co., Boston, 1.55. Assessors (The). Collectors, and Town Clerk's Manual; with Forms. By Isaac G. Thompson. New Rev. Ed.-Reference; A. H. Parsons, 2.50. Atlas of Venereal and Skin Diseases. By P. A. Morrow, M.D. Pts. 1, 6 and 8.-Medicine; W. Wood & Co., N. Y.. 6.60. Aulney Tower. By Blanche Willis Howard.-Fiction; Tickner, .50. Baboe Dalima; or, the Opium Fiend. By T. H. Perelaer.Fiction; Vizetelly, London, 3.05. Bacon. Pt. I. The Life. By Prof. Nicholl. "Philosophical Classics for English Readers."-Biography; Blackwood, London, 1.75. Battle of Gettysburg (The). By A. E. Lee.-History; A. H. Smythe, Columbus, O., .50. Beautiful Jim, of the Blankshire Regiment. By. J. Strange Winter.-Fiction; Munro, N. Y., .20. Between the Ochils and Forth; or, from Stirling Bridge to Aberdour. By David Beveridge. With a Map.-Travel; Blackwood, London, 2.40. Boston Tea Party (The). and other stories of the American Revolution, relating many daring Deeds of the Old Heroes. By H. C. Watson.-Juvenile; Lee & Shepard, Boston, .50. Brinka, an American Countess. By Mary C. Spenser.-Fiction, Spenser Pub. Co., N. Y., 1.50. Burgomaster's Wife (The) By Geo. Ebers.-Fiction; Munro, N. Y., .20. By Misadventure. By Frank Barrett.-Fiction; Rand McNally, .25. California Pastoral, 1769-1848. By Hubert H. Bancroft.History; The History Co., San Francisco, Cal., 10.00, 8.00, 5.50, 4.50. Cash;" or, Mumber 19. By Carlisle B. Holding.-Fiction; Cavalry Life; or, Sketches and Stories in Barracks and Out. Child of Stafferton (The). By W. J. Knox-Little.-Fiction; Chris. By W. E. Norris. Fiction; Lovell, N. Y., .20. College Algebra, for the Use of Academies, Colleges, and Compend of Materia Medica, Therapeutics and Prescription Writing. By S. O. L. Potter, 5th Ed. Re-written and Enlarged.-Medicine; Blakiston Sons Co., Pa, 1.25, 1.00 Compiled Laws of Utah, 1888. Vol. II.-Law; H. Pembroke, Salt Lake City, 4.00. Countess Daphné. By Rita.-Fiction; Lovell, N. Y., .20. Cricket. By A. G. Steel and R. H. Lyttelton. With Contributions by A. Lang, W. G. Grace, R. A. Mitchell and F. Gale. Badminton Library."-Sport; Little Brown, Boston, 2.50. Deerslayer (The); or, the first warpath. By J. Fenimore Cooper.-Fiction; Munroe, .20. Defence of the Sea-Coast of the United States. Lectures before the U. S. Naval War College. By H. L. Abbott.— Naval; van Nostrand, N. Y., 2.00. Detective's Eye (The). By F. du Boisgobey.-Fict.; Lovell, .10 Dictionary (A) of American Politics. By E. Brown and A. Strauss.-Referenc; A. L. Burt, N. Y, 1.00, .50 Dagonet Reciter (The): Choice Readings in Prose and Verse from the Writings of George R. Sims. Selected by himself. Illust.-Elocution, Chatto & Windus, London, .75. 50 Diseases (The) of the Chest, including the principal affections of the Pleurae Lungs, Pericardium. Heart, and Aorta. By V. D. Harris, M. D.-Medicine; Blakiston & Co., Philada.. 2.50 Doctor Glennie's Daughter. A Story of Real Life. By B. L. Farjeon.-Fiction; Rand, McNally...25 Driven to Bay. By Mrs. F. Lean.-Fiction; Munroe, N.Y., .20 Egyptian Princess (An). By Geo. Ebers. 2 vols. Fiction; Munro, N. Y,. .40 Elements (The) of Political Economy. With some applications to the Questions of the Day. By J. L. Laughliu.Polit. Economy; Appleton, N. Y., 1.00 Emperor (The). By George Ebers.-Fiction; Munro, N. Y.,.20 Emperor William I., the Founder of the new German Empire, with Historical Sketch of the German People from the earliest Times to the Foundation of the Hohenzollern Dynasty. By H. Lieb.-Biography; Belford, Clarke, 3.50, 2.75, 2.00 English Prose from Maundeville to Thackeray. Edited by Arthur Galton,-Literature; T. Whittaker, N. Y., 40 English Writers: An Attempt towards a History of English Literature. By H. Morley. Vol. 3.-Literature, Cassell, 1.50 Entomology for Beginners; for the Use of Young Folks, Fruit Growers. Farmers, and Gardeners. By A. S. Packard. -Science; Holt; N, Y., 1.40 Essays and Tales. By Jos. Addison. Nat. Library.-Essays; Cassell, N. Y., .10 Face of Rosenfel (The). By C. H. Montague.-Fiction; A. L. Burt, N. Y., .25 Famous American Statesmen. By Sarah K. Bolton.-Biography Crowell. Fatal Three (The). By Miss M. E. Braddon.-Fiction; Munro, N. Y., .20 Fauna of British India, including Ceylon and Burma. Edited by W. T Blanford. Pt. I.-Zoology; Taylor & Francis, London, 4 00 Fortnight of Folly (A). By Maurice Thompson -Fiction; J. B. Alden, N. Y...50, .25 Free Trade vs. Free Whiskey, from a Manufacturer's Point of View, with the Interests of the Consumer remembered. By F. T. Terry.-Essays; Swain & Taite, Milwaukee, .10 Golden Hawk (The). By Clive Holland.-Fiction; Simpkin, Marshall, London. Ground Rents in Philadelphia. By E. P. Allison and B. Penrose-Polit. Econ; Univ. of Penn., Philada., .25 Handbook to the Royal Gallery in Venice By Charles L. Eastlake.-Reference; Allen & Co.. London, 1.75 Handy Helps in the Study and Reading of English History. By Annie E. Wilson.-Education; A. E. Wilson, Louisville, Ky.,.25 Hard Tack and Coffee; or, the Unwritten Story of Army Life. By J. D. Billings.-Fiction; People's Pub. Co., Cha., 2.75 Historical Review of the Legislative Systems operative in Ireland from the Invasion of Henry II. to the Union (11721800).-History; Longmans, Green, 2.25 History of France, By F. P. G. Guizot. 4 vols.-History; J. B. Alden, N. Y., 3.00 History of the Pacific States of North America. vol. 30. California inter Pocula. By H. H. Bancroft.-History; History Co., San Francisco, 10.00, 8.00, 5 50, 4.50 History (A) of the United States and its People. For the Use of Schools. By Edw. Eggleston.-History; Appleton, 1 50 History of Woman Suffrage. By E. C. Stanton, S. B. Anthony, and M. J. Gage. Vol. III., 1876- 885.-Sociology; C. Mann, Rochester, N. Y., 6.50, 5.00 History of Yale Athletics, 1840-1888, giving every Contest with Harvard. Princeton, Penn., Columbia, Wesleyan, and others in Rowing, Base-Ball, Foot-Ball. etc. By R. M. Hurd.-Athletics; R. M. Hurd, New Haven, Conn., 1 50 Home Ballads and Metrical Versions. By J. H. Dubbs.— Poetry; C. G. Fisher, Philada., 75 Home of Shakespeare (The), with Water-Color sketches. By Hush! By Curtis Yorke. 3 vols.-Fiction; Bentley, London. Idyls of the King. By Alfred Tennyson. Illustrated with 31 Photogravures (India Proof Impressions) from origina designs by A. Kappes.-Art; Pollard & Moss, N. Y., 50.00 Idyl of Bar Harbor (An). By F. W. Pearson.-Fiction; Welles Pub. Co., N. Y., .10 Immortelles. By Cora M. A. Davis.-Poetry; Putnams, 1.50 Index of Materia Medica, with Prescription Writing, including India List (The) for the civil and Military Services, July, 1888. Infelicia. By Adah Isaacs Menken. New Ed. with Biographical Preface, Portrait, numerous Illustration and Facsimile of a Letter from Charles Dickens.-Poetry; Chatto & Windus, London, 3.05 In Opposition. By Miss Ireland-Blackburne. 3 vols.-Fict.; Ward & Downey, London. Introduction to Dogmatic Theology, based on Luthard. By Introduction to the Study of the Middle Ages (375-814). By Ireland Under Coercion : The Diary of an American. By Wm. Jolly Parisiennes (The). By Emile Zola.-Fiction; Peterson, Philada., 1.25, .75 Judge Burnham's Daughters. By Pansy.-Fiction; Lothrop Co., Boston, 1.50 Justice a Healing Power. By M. J. Barnett.-Essays; Carter & Harrick, Boston, .25 Justice's Guide, and Forms of Dock Entries. By W, R. Karmel the Scout. A Story of the American Revolution. By Lady Hutton's Ward. By Charlotte M. Braeme.-Fiction; Language of Medicine (The): A Manual giving the Origin, Etymology, Pronunciation, and Meaning of the Technical Terms found in Medical Literature. By F. R. Campbell. M.D.-Reference; Appleton, N. Y., 3.00 Last Hurdle (The): A Story of Sporting and Courting. By Frank Hudson.-Fiction; Ward & Downey, London. 1.75 Last Journals. Being Narratives of a Journey through Palestine, 1884, and a Journey through Massai-land and Usoga, 1885. By J. Hannington.-Travel; Young & Co., N. Y., I 25 Law of Eminent Domain, and of Railroads and Warehouses, comprising the Constitutional and Statutory Provisions of Illinois. By W. H. Manier.-Law; D. W. Lusk, Springfield, 4.00 Lawn Tennis in America. By V. G. Hall.-Sport; Outing Co., N. Y., .50 Lays of Ancient Rome. By T. B. Macaulay. Edited with Notes by W. J. Rolfe & J. C. Rolfe.-Poetry; Harpers, .40 Legacy of Cain (The). By Wilkie Collins.-Fict.; Loveli. .20 Letters from Dorothy Osborne to Sir William Temple, 1652-54. Edited by E. A. Parry.-Biog.: Dodd, Mead, N.Y., 2.50 Lieutenant Barnabas. By Frank Barrett.-Fiction; Lovell, 20 Life of Bunyan. By Canon Venables. "Great Writers.”— Biography; Walter Scott, London, .50. Life of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. By J. Sims. With a Bibliography by J. P. Anderson.-Biography; T. Whit taker, .40. Life of Lafayette. By Lydia Hoyt Farmer.--Biography; Crowell. Life of St. Paul (The). By Rev. J. Stalker.-Biography; Am. Tract Soc., N. Y., 60. Life of William Congreve. By Edmund Gosse-Biography; T. Whittaker, N. Y., .40. Life's Secret (A). By Mrs. H. Wood.-Fiction; Lovell, .20 Lives of Pyrrhus, Camillus, Pelopidas and Marcellus. By Plutarch. Translated by J. & W. Langhorne. Nat. Lib'y. -Biography; Cassell's .10. Lives of Deceased Bishops of the Catholic Church in the United States. By R. H. Clarke.-Biography; R. H. Clarke, N. Y., 7.50. Lives of the English Poets: Addison, Savage, Swift. By S. Johnson,-Biography; Cassell, .10. Living Religions; or, the Great Religion of the Orient, from Maiden Widow (The). By Mrs. E. D. E. N. Southworth. Mechanichal Massage. By G. H. Taylor, M. D.-Reference; Mental Characteristics (The) of the Lord Jesus Christ. By Rev. H. N. Bernard.-Essays; T. Whittaker, N. Y., 1.50. Mere Child (A). By L. B. Walford.-Fiction; Spencer Blackett, London, .75, .50. Mexico, Picturesque, Political, Progressive. By Mary E. Blake and Mary F. Sullivan.-Travel; Lee & Shepard, Boston, 1.25 Midnight Marriage (The). By Amanda M. Douglass.-Fiction; A. L. Burt, N. Y., .25 Mill's Principles of Political Economy. Abridged. with Critical, Biographical, and Explanatory Notes, and a Sketch of the History of Political Economy. By J. L. Laughlin.Polit. Econ; Appleton, N. Y., 3.50 Mining Rights in Colorado; Lode and Placer Claims, possessory and patented, from the District Organization to the present Time. By R. S. Morrison and J. Fillius. New Enlarged Ed.-Reference; Chain, Hardy, Denver, Col., 2.25 Miss Lou. By Edward P Roe.-Fict.; Dodd, Mead, N. Y.,1.50 Modern Ships of War. By Sir Edward J. Reed, M. P. and Edw. Simpson, U. S. N. With Supplementary Notes by J. D. J. Kelley, U. S. N.-Naval; Sampson, Low, 4.25 Modern Street Ballads. Collected and Edited by John Ashton. Illust.-Poetry; Chatto & Windus, 3.05 Mr. Punch's Victorian Era. Being the Fifty Years of the My Lord Conceit. By Rita,-Fiction, Lovell, N. Y., .20 New York Illustrated. The Metropolis of To-day.-Reference; Internat. Pub. Co., N. Y., .50 New York Justice's Manual, containing all the Laws of the State relating to the official Tenure and Duties of a Justice of the Peace, in force 1888. By M. H. Throop. 9th Ed.Reference; A. H. B. Parsons, 4.00 Nose and Throat Diseases. By George Moore, M. D.-Medicine; James Epps, London, .50 Notes for a Histo y of Lead, and an Inquiry into the Development of the Manufacture of White Lead and Lead Oxides. By W. H. Pulsiter.-Reference; D. van Nostrand, 4.00 Notre-Dame de Paris. By Victor Hugo. Translated by Isabel F. Hapgood. Illust. 2 vols.-Fiction; Crowell, 3.00 Numbers Symbolized; An Elementary Algebra. By D. M. Sensenig.-Science; Appleton, N. Y., 1.25 Off Thoughts about Women, and other Things. By S. R. Reed.-Essays; Belford, Clarke, 1.00, .50 By Bertha Clarke, Ohio a Poem for the Centennial Celebration. Old and New Astronomy. By R. A. Proctor. Pt. 4.-Astronomy; Longmans, Green, .90 Old Stories in New Attire; with Costume Pictures by Mrs. R. Mueller Sprague.-Juvenile; Prang & Co, Boston, 2.00Origin (The) and Development of Christian Dogma: an Essay in the Science of History, By Charles A. H. Tuthill. -Essays; Kegan Paul, London, 1.45 Origin of Floral Structures (The) through Insect and other Agencies. By Rev Geo. Henslow. Illust.-Science; Appleton, 1.75 Ossian's Poems. Translated by J. McPherson; with historical and critical Introduction by G. E. Todd.-Poetry; T. Whittaker, N. Y., .40 Our Language; its Use and Structure taught by Practice and Passenger from Scotland Yard (The). By H. T. Wood.-Fiction: Munro, N. Y., .20 Peoples' History (The) of Presbyterianism of all Ages. By R. P. Kerr.-Religion; Presbyt. Comm. of Public., Richmond. Va., 1.25 Pepys' Diary; from November 1668 to End. Nat. Library.History; Cassell, .to Pessimist in Theory and Practice (A). By Robert Timsol.Fiction; J. B. Alden, N. Y., .30, .15 Phonological Investigation (The) of old English, illust. by a Series of Fifty Problems. By A. S. Cook.-Philology; Ginn & Co., Boston, .10 Pillars of Society (The), and Other Plays. By Henrick Ibsen. Edited by Havelock Ellis. "The Camelot Series."Drama; Walter Scott, London, .50 Planetary and Stellar Worlds. Popular Exposition of the great Discoveries. By O. M. Mitchell.-Astronomy; J. B. Alden, N. Y., .30, .15 Playwrights I have known. By John Coleman. With 2 Portraits. 2 vols.-Biography; Chatto & Windus, 8.40 Poems of Southey. Edited by Sidney R. Thompson. "The Canterbury Poets."-Poetry; Walter Scott, London, .50 Popular Misconceptions about the First Eleven Chapters of Genesis and the Morality of the Old Testament. By Rev. Edw. Huntingford, D. C. L.-Exegetics; Bicker & Son, London, 1.50, 1.00 Portraits of Celebrated Racehorses of the Past and Present Practical Treatise (A) on Renal Diseases and Urinary Analysis. By W. H. Porter, M. D.-Medicine; Wood & Co., 3.00 Practical Treatise on the Teeth of Wheels, with the Theory and the Use of Robinson's Odontograph. By S. W. Robinson. 2d ed. rev.-Reference; D. v. Nostrand, N. Y., .50 Practical Urine Testing. By C. G. Jennings, M. D.-Medicine; Haynes & Co., Detroit, 1.00 Practice (The) and Procedure of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. A Collection of its Rules, and of the Federal and Maryland Statutes affecting the Practice and Procedure of the Court. By F. H. Mackey.-Reference; Law Reporter Print, Washington, 10.00 Progressive Music Lessons: A Course of Instruction prepared for the Use of Public Schools. By G. B. Loomis. 5th Book.-Education; Ivison, Blakeman, N. Y., .75 Protection vs. Free Trade. The Scientific Validity and Economic Operation of Defensive Duties in the United States. By H. M. Hoyt.-Polit. Econ.; Appleton, N. Y., 2.00, .50 Qaballah. The Philosophical Writings of Ibn Gebirol or Avicebron.-Religion; Isaac Myer, N. Y., 10.00, 6.00 Readable English Dictionary (A). Giving the Derivatives from Latin and Greek, arranged in the order of Classical Grammars, with an Alphabetical Index. 2 vols.-Reference, Murray, London, 9.00 Recoiling Vengeance (A). By Frank Barrett. 2 vols. Illust. -Fiction; Ward & Downey. London, 4.80 Results of a Duel (The). By F. Du Boisgobey.-Fiction ; Lovell, .20 Riverside Natural History. By a Corps of Eminent American Naturalists. Including a Bibliography. 6 vols.-Houghton, Mifflin & Co., Boston, 30.00 Robert Elsmere. By Mrs. Humphrey Ward.-Fict.; Belford, Clarke 1.55 Robert Elsmere. By Mrs. Humphrey Ward.-Fict.; Lovell, N. Y., .50 Sea Change (A); or, Love's Stowaway: a lyrical Farce in Two Acts and an Epilogue. By W. D. Howells.-Poetry; Ticknor, Boston, .50 Sebastopol. By Leo Tolstol.-Fiction; Munro, N. Y., .20 Selected Poems from Lamartine. Edited with Biographical Sketch and Notes by G. O. Curme.-Poetry; Heath & Co., Boston, .75 Sermon Briefs. By an experienced Preacher. I st. Series.Religion; T. Whittaker, N. Y., 1.00 Servant Question (The). Hints on Choosing and Management of Servants. By H. S. Drayton.-Reference; Fowler & Wells Co., N. Y., .10 Seven Conventions. By A. W. Classon.-Polit.; Appleton, 1.90 Show Us the Father. By M. J. Savage, and others.-Religion; Kerr & Co., Chicago, 1.00 Showers of Blessings; a Collection of Hymns, New and Old. Edited by J. R. Sweeney and W. J. Kirkpatrick.-Poetry; J. J. Hood, Philada., .35 Siege of Newport (The). By T. C, Amory.-Poetry; Wilson & Son, Cambridge, Mass., 1.00 Sketch of the Germanic Constitution (A) from Early Times to the Dissolution of the Empire. By S. E. Turner.-History Putnam, N. Y., 1.25 Signor I. By Salvator Farina. Translated by the Baroness Langenau.-Fiction; Alex. Gardner, London. Snapdragons, a Tale of Christmas Eve, also, Old Father Christmas. By Juliana H. Ewing. Iliust. by G. Brown. -Juvenile; Young & Co., N. Y., .30 Society Clown (A). By George Grossmith.-Biography; Arrowsmith, Bristol. Speech of Senator D. W. Voorhees, of Indiana, and the scathing Reply of Senator Ingalls, of Kansas, in the U. S. Senate.-Politics; Ivers & Co., N. Y., .10 Spring Days. By George Moore.-Fiction; Vizetelly, 2.40 Spurious. By J. B. Low.-Fiction; M. J. Ivers & Co., N. Y. .25 Story of Media (The), Babylon, and Persia, including a Study of the Zend-Avesta or Religion of Zoroaster, from the Fall of Nineveh to the Persian War.-Hist.; Putnam, 1.50 Strange Adventures of a Houseboat (The). By W. Black.Fiction; Lovell, N. Y., .20 Strange Conflict (A). By J. M. Batchelor.-Fict.; J. S. Ogilvie, N. Y., .50 Strange Company (A); Wonderwing, Mullingongs, Colossi, etc. By C. F. Holder. Illust.-Juvenile; Lothrop, 1 25 Stubble or Wheat? A Story of more Lives than One. By S. B. Dod.-Fiction; Randolph & Co.. N. Y., 1.25 Tales of the Border. By J. M. Wilson. Vol. 8.-Fiction; T. Whittaker, .40 Talmud (The): What it is, and what it knows about Jesus and His Followers. By Rev. B. Pick.-Essays; J. B. Alden, N. Y., .50 Tariff History (The) of the United States. A Series of Essays. By F. W. Taussig.-Essays; Putnams, 1,25 Tatler (The). Selected Essays of Joseph Addison, with an Introduction and Notes by A. C. Ewald.-" Chandos Classics."-Essays; Warne & Co., N. Y., 1.00 Text-book (A) of Pathological Anatomy and Pathogenesis. By Ernst Ziegler. Trans. by D. Macalister.-Medicine; W. Wood & Co., N. Y., 6.50, 5.50 Theoretical and Practical Treatise on Astigmatism. By S. M. Burnett, M. D.-Medicine; J. H. Chambers & Co., St. Louis, 3.50 Thoth.-Fiction; Blackwood, London, 2.25 Three Hundred Testimonies in Favor of Religion and the Bible, by distinguished Men and Women. By Rev. T. Harrison.-Religion; Robert Clarke, Cin., 2.00 To Gibraltar and Back in an Eighteen Tonner. By one of the Crew.-Travel; Allen & Co., London, 2.40 Tracking the Truth. By the author of "Barbara."-Fiction; Rand, McNally, .25 Tragedy of Brinkwater (The). By Martha L. Moodey. Sunshine Series.-Fiction; Cassell, 1.00, .50 Travels in Asia, Australia, and America, 1879-1887. By W. von Landau. Printed for private circulation by the author. Treatise on Diseases of the Skin, giving the Description, Pathology, Diagnosis, and Treatment. By H. R. Crocker, M.D. Medicine; Blackiston, Son & Co., Philada., 5.50 Treatise on the Law of Partnership (A). By Sir Nathaniel Lindley. From the 5th English ed., with Amer. Notes by C. Y. Andenried.-Law; Blackstone Pub. Co., Phila., 1.25 Trixy; or, The Shadow of a Crime. By Mrs. G. Sheldon.Fiction; A. L. Burt, N. Y., .25 True to Herself. By Mrs. J. H. Walworth.-Fict.; Burt, .25 Trumpet Notes for the Temperance Battlefield. Compiled by J. N. Stearns and H. P. Main.-Poetry; Nat. Temp. Soc. and Pub. House, N. Y.. 35, .30 Twenty-Eight Years in Wall Street. By Henry Clews.Biography; Irving Pub. Co., N. Y., 3.50 Two Gentlemen of Gotham. By C. & C. "Rainbow Series." Unity of Truth (The) in Christianity and Evolution. By Rev. Voyage (The) of the Ark. By F. M. Allen.-Fiction; Ward & Downey, London, .50 What to Do in Cases of Poisoning, By W. Murrell, M. D. American edition by F. Woodbury, M.D.-Reference; Meical Register Co., Philada., 1.00 Wilful Young Woman (A).-Fiction; Munro, N. Y., .20 Woman's Face (A); or. A Lakeland Mystery. By Florence Warden.-Fiction; Munro, N. Y., .20 Works of G. Peele. Edited by A. H. Bullen. 2 vols.-Houghton, Mifflin & Co., Boston, 6.00, 8.00 World and the Kingdom (The). By H. M. Thompson.-Religion; T. Whittaker, N. Y., .75 Young Prince of Commerce (A). By S. R. Hopkins.-Juvenile; Lothrop Co., 1.25 Magazine Leaders. "Read periodicals, not idly and wastefully, but so as to keep up with the truth at present, as well as to learn the truth of the past. See as many journals as possible, learn to choose what is valuable and skip the rest. .-J. B. PERKINS. The following is a list of the Magazines and Reviews indexed in BOOK CHAT each issue. Please note that all articles are classified under subject, and that the index is up to date on current magazines. Periodicals received too late for notice in last issue are noted herein, and their special date is given on a line with the article. Academy (Eng. W'kly). Amer. Antiquarian Amer. Canoeist. Amer. Cath. Quarterly. Amer. Veterinary Rev. Archæological Review. Art and Letters. |