A RIDE ON A CYCLONE. By William Hosea Ballou. Illustrations by H. Clay Coultaus.— Baron Franz Porzig, a Western cattle raiser, awakes one morning on the roof of the private residence of Mr. de Land, where he has been deposited during the night by the cyclone which completely ruined the buildings on his ranch. The baron is introduced by his host to Mrs. de Land and their only daughter. The characters in the book are all impersonations of well known Americans: Levi P. Morton, Cornelius Vanderbilt, August Belmont, Ward McAllister, Jay Gould, P. D. Armour, S. W. Allerton, Nelson Morris, N. K. Fairbank, and of course Chauncey M. Depew.-Belford Clarke & Co., .50.

A SAGE OF SIXTEEN. By L. B. Walford.The Sage of Sixteen is Elma Alfreton, the orphaned child of Sir Thomas Alfreton's younger brother. According to her father's last wish, she has not been taken into her uncle's family, but been sent to the boarding-school of Miss Exeter, whose house she leaves each Wednesday to pass the afternoon in the palatial residence of her relatives and to amuse her nephew and niece-both older by some years than she-with her remarks and happy mean. Piers, her nephew, begins to grow interested in the innocent young girl.-Holt & Co., 1.00.

SIGNS OF PROMISE. Sermons preached in Plymouth Pulpit, Brooklyn, 1887-1889. By Lyman Abbott.-Eighteen sermons are contained in this volume, which has been published at the request of members of Mr. Abbott's congregation. The sermons are:-A Great Leader (Henry Ward Beecher); Death, the Interpreter ; Necessity of Progress; Law of Progress; Grapes of Gall; Religion of Humanity; Agnosticism of Paul; Dogmatism of Paul; The Church's One Foundation; Power of the Keys; Salvation by Growth; Salvation by Grace; A Power unto Salvation; Christ's Law of Love; The Peace of God; What is the Bible?; The Spiritual Nature; and Does God's Mercy endure forever?-Fords, Howard & Hulbert, N. Y., 1.50.

With

STUDIES IN THE SOUTH AND WEST. Comments on Canada. By Charles Dudley Warner. The volume contains: Society in the New South, which appeared in the New Princeton Review, and Impressions of the South in 1885, New Orleans, A Voodoo Dance, The Acadian Land, The South Revisited in 1887, A far and fair Country, Ecomical and Social Topics: Minnesota and Wisconsin, Chicago, Springfield, Indianapolis, Columbus, Cincinnati and Little Rock, St. Louis and Kansas City, Kentucky, and Comments on Canada, reprinted from Harper's Monthly.-Harper, 1.75

THE TWO GREAT RETREATS OF HISTORY, With Introductions and Notes. "Classics for Children."-The two retreats contained in this volume are: I. Grote's account of the Retreat of the Ten Thousand Greeks, taken from his History of Greece, II. an abridgement of Ségur's narrative of Napoleon's retreat from Moscow. Grote's history, based on Xenophon's Anabasis, is given entire, with the exception that in a few instances some slight verbal change has been made in order to better adapt the work to school use. Two maps are furnished, an introduction is prefixed to each selection, and all needed notes are subjoined.-Ginn & Co.

THREE DAYS. A Mid-Summer Love-Story. By Samuel Williams Cooper. Illustrated.—A seaside episode in which Morris Ashton, an impecunious young New Yorker, and Catherine Forbes, a young, unsophisticated Southern girl, play the principal roles. Ashton loves Catherine and her soft womanly ways, but the necessity of making a very rich match becomes more and more pressing, and he engages himself to a rich young woman, writing to Catherine who has tried to aid him in his struggle with the world, "I have broken the faith, I have fled from the fight." The closing chapter of the story is touchingly written. Though the plot is not new, the tale is exceedingly interesting.— Lippincott, 1.00.

THREE TIMES TRIED. By B. E. Farjeon, and Other Stories.-Besides the story of John Plumridge, the blind old soldier who resisted temptation three times and saved the life of his successful rival, to find at last that his noble behaviour becomes the instrument which secures the happiness of his son, the book contains: A Terrible Inheritance, by Grant Allen, By Telegraph, by J. Maclaren Cobban, For Dick's Sake, by Mrs. Riddell, Slipping Away; or, the Price of a Tale, by Austen Pember, and Lord John; or, a Search for Gold, by Manville Fenn.-Crowell & Co., 1.00.

TWO SIDES OF A STORY. By George Parsons Lathrop.-Martin Updike, a young lawyer in a small city, is sent to Kansas to represent a firm of wholesale dry goods dealers that had been defrauded by a clever swindler, who had evidently flown to Canada with his equally guilty wife. Updike is unsuccessful, and when he returns finds his native city in great excitement over a handsome young widow who has just settled there and seems to have much money. The other sketches are: Oley Grow's Daughter, Captain Billy, Mrs. Winterrowd's Musicale, Unfinished, March and April, Raising Cain, and a Market Wagon.-Cassell, .50.

UNCLE PETER'S TRUST; OR, FOLLOWING THE DRUMS. By George B. Perry. Illustrated.— Joe, the little waif whom Uncle Peter, the coxswain of an English Channel life-boat's crew, has rescued from the sea, secretes himself in the bow of the life-boat one stormy night and thus saves the life of a little baby whom the sudden lurch of the foundering vessel has torn from its mother's hands and thrown in the sea. Mrs. Benton and her husband, the colonel, wish to show their gratitude to Uncle Peter and his valiant crew and especially to little Joe, whose greatest ambition in life is to become a soldier. -Harper's, 1.00.

VERE; THE LEADING LADY. By One of the Profession. Shortly after announcing a new play, the manager of a London theatre receives the unwelcome news that his leading lady has fallen sick and will not be able to play for four months. In his despair the manager addresses himself to Augustine St. Mar, an influential young critic, who introduces him to Vere Cassilis, a rising actress whom St. Mar proudly claims to have discovered. Vere always acts in a constrained way when with St. Mar, but tells him the reason of this when the Marquis de Frontignac claims her as his wife.-Rand, McNally & Co., .25.

By

WIELAND; OR, THE TRANSFORMATION. Charles Brockden Brown. "American Classics Series."-This work, with Arthur Mervyn, also published in the same form, belongs among the best works of fiction produced by American genius. Brown's works occupy an important place in the history of American literature, and the present issue of his works-for Ormond, Edgar Huntly, Clara Howard, and Jane Talbot will undoubtedly follow-should be heartily welcomed. His political essays, and especially those on the Cession of Louisiana to France," and on "the Treaty with England rejected by Mr. Jefferson," also deserve fully to be included in the series. A memoir of Brown prefaces Wieland.-D. McKay, Philada., 1.00, each.

WORDS ON WELLINGTON. By Sir William Fraser, Baronet, M. A.-This work contains only personal recollections of the author and facts about the Duke related to him by what he considered excellent authorities. The volume is divided into three parts: The Duke-Waterloo-The Ball, the latter part being devoted to the duchess of Richmond's ball at Brussels on June 15, 1815, the night before the battle of Quatre-Bras, and especially to the location of the house and the apartments where the ball took place. Mr. Fraser claims to have discovered this ball-room. Index.-Brentano's, 3.00.

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, 189; Without Comment, 194.

AGRICULTURE.-Soil Fertilization.

BIOGRAPHY.-David; Earlier Life Defoe; Early Letters Mrs. Carlyle: Eli and Sibyl Jones; Emin Pasha; Fifty Trail; Geo. Washington; Henry Seventh: Life Charlotte Eliz.; Life Sims Reeves; Life Wordsworth; Recoll. Gretton: Rogers; Wellington; Wm. Geo. Ward; Words on Wellington.

DOM. ECONOMY.-Dinnerology; Plain Talks. EDUCATION.-Beginner's Bk. German; Belle Nivernaise; Books of Bible: Coming School; Educ. in U. S.; Euripides; First Books Iliad; German for Am.; Graduated Course: Inorganic Chemistry; La Soc. Francaise; Machine Drawing One-Year Course German; Outlines Christ. Doctrine; Primer; Plato's Protagoras; Treatise diff. Equations; Treat. Geom. Conics.

ESSAYS.-By Leafy Ways; Century of Revolut.; Days out of Door Essays; Marriage and Heredity; Moral Ideal; Nat. Religion.

FICTION.-Adam Kent; Am. Marquis; Artist and Model; Between the Lines; Birch Dene; Black Forge; Cleopatra; Clip her wing; Crag, Glacier; Crooked Path: Deborah Death; Dinnerology; Dorance; Dr. Wallsten's Way; False Scent; Garden Story; Guelda; Heart Stories; Heart twice Won; His Wife? How they kept Faith; In my Lady's Praise; In three Cities; Kophetua; Last van Slacks; Little Chatelaine: Lodge by Sea; Lost Dispatch; Lost Wife; Madolin Rivers; Merze; Mosses; My Uncle Barbassou: Passages: Paying Penalty; Ride on Cyclone; Robbery under Arms; Robinson Crusoe; Roslyn's Trust; Sage of Sixteen; Story Helen Davenant; Story of Alastair; Swallow's Wing; Tents of Shem; That Dowdy: The Day will Come Three Days; Three Times Tried: Troublesome Girl; Twice-Told Tales: Two Sides Story; Venetian Study; Vere; Wieland; Wild Darrie; Won by Waiting.

GENEALOGY.-Ancestry Rhode Islanders.

HISTORY.-Battle Big Hole; Birth of Republic: Egypt under Ismael; Hist. New Hampshire: Hist. Pacific Coast: Hist. South Africa; St. Giles; Two Chapters Irish. HUMOR.-Solid for Mulhooly.

JUVENILE.-Cloud and Cliff; Jerry; Man of Galilee; My Wonder-Book; Some Friends; Sunday-School Stories; Two Great Retreats; Uncle Peter's Trust.

LAW.-Before and at Trial; Equity Practice: Laws of U. S. Patents; Law; Points; Selection; Treat. Law Mortgages. LITERATURE.-Earlier Works Defoe; History Fr. Literat. MEDICINE.-Cerebr. Localization; Cerebr. Paralysis; Compendium; Pathology; Suggestive Therapeutics; Urine. POETRY-Angling Songs; Children: Idyls; Ingoldsby Legends; Madeline; Song of Bell; Talks Deadly Sins. REFERENCE.-Appleton's Hand-book; Dictionary; Forms; Garden Story; Govt. Year-Book; How to be Beautiful; Laboratory Guide; Latin-Engl. Dict; Log Cabins; New French Engl. Dict: New Shilling Book Alphabets; Pract. Guide India; Pract. Treatise; Soil Fertilization.

RELIGION.-Books of Bible; Christian Doctrine; Current Discussions; Divine Lithurgy; Ethical Relig.; First Epistle Corinthians; Forms; Human Moral Problem; Light of Egypt; Natural Religion; New Notes; Signs of Promise; Twelve Sermons.

SCIENCE-Inorganic Chemistry: Principles Hist. Lang.; Stellar Evolution; Treat. Hydraulics.

SOCIOLOGY.-Indian Life; Marriage and Heredity.

SPORT.-Pigsticking.

TRAVEL.-Father Damien; Holiday Tour; Impressions of Russia; Morocco; Studies in South; Travel in Africa; Views Afoot.

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.

Adam Kent's Choice. By Humphrey Elliott-Fiction; A. L. Burt, N. Y., .25.

American Coin. By the Author of "Aristocracy "Appleton's Town and Country Library."-Fict.; Appleton, .50, American Marquis (The); or Detective for Vengeance. A Story of a masked Bride and a Husband's Quest. By Nick Carter.-Fiction; Street & Smith, N. Y., .25. Ancestry of thirty-three Rhode Islanders born in the 18th Century; 27 Charts of Roger Williams' Decendants to the fifth Generation, and an Account of Lewis Latham, Falconer of Charles I. with a Chart of his American Descendants etc. By J. O. Austin.-Genealogy; Joel Munson's Sons, Albany, 5.00.

Angling Songs. By Thomas Tod Stoddart. New Ed. With a Memoir by Anna M. Stoddart. With Portrait.-Poetry; W. Blackwood & Sons, London, 7s. 6d.

Appleton's Handbook of Summer Resorts. New Ed., Revised for the present Season. With Maps and Illust.-Reference; Appleton, .50.

Artist and Model. By Rene de Pont-Jest.-Fiction; Rand,
McNally & Co., .25.

Before and at Trial. What should be done by Counsel, Solicit-
or, and Client. By R. Harris. Am. Edition by J. M. Kerr.
-Law; E. Thompson Co., Northport, N. Y., 2.50.
Bellle-Nivernaise (La); the Story of a River-Barge and its
Crew. By Alphonse Daudet. Ed. with Intro. and Notes
by Jas. Boielle.-Juvenile; Heath & Co., Boston, .30.
Black Forge Mills (The); or, Up the King's Highway. By
W. P. Chipman.-Fict.; Am. Bapt. Pub. Soc., Phila., 1.50.
Books of the Bible briefly analyzed for Use in Bible Instruct-
ion and for Bible Students in General. By A. Shultze-
Religion; The Book Antiquary, Easton, Penn., .20.
But yet a Woman. By A. S. Hardy. "Riverside Paper
Series."-Fiction; Houghton, Mifflin & Co., Boston, .50.
By Leafy Ways. By F. A. Knight. With Illustrations by E.
T. Compton.-Essays; Roberts Bros., Boston, 2.00.
Century of Revolution (A). By W. S. Lilly-Essays; Chapman
& Hall, London, 1.25.

Cerebral Localization, in its practical Relations. By C. K.
Mills, M. D. Read before the Congress of American Phy-
sicians and Surgeons, Wash. D. C., Sept., 1888.-Medicine,
Blakiston, Son & Co., Philada., .60.

Cerebral Paralysis (The) of Children. By W. Osler, M. D.-
Medicine; Blakiston, & Son, Philada., 2.00.
Children (The): and Other Verses. By C. M. Dickinson.-Po-
etry; Cassell & Co., N. Y., 1.50., 1.00.

Christian Doctrine harmonized and its Rationality vindicated.
By J. S. Kedney, D. D.-Relig.; Putnam, 2 vol., .5.00.
Cloud and Cliff; or, Summer Days at the White Mountains.
By W. B. Allen.-Juvenile; Lothrop Co., Boston, 1.00.
Compendium (A) of Dentistry for the Use of Students. By J.
Parreidt. Transl. by L. Ottofy. With Notes and Additions.
-Medicine; W. T. Keener, Chicago, 2.50.

Crag, Glacier, and Avalanche. By A. Daunt.-Fiction; T. Nelson & Sons, N. Y., 1.00.

Current Discussion in Theology. By the Professors of the Chicago Theological Seminary. Vol. 6.-Religion; Congregat. S. S. & Pub. Co., Boston, 1.50.

David. His Life and Times. By Rev. W. J. Deane. "Men of the Bible."-Biography; Randolph & Co., N. Y., 1.00. Days out of Doors. By Charles C. Abbott.-Essays; Appleton, 1.50.

Deborah Death. A Novel.-Fict.; G. W. Dillingham, N. Y., 50. Dictionary (A) of the Targumin, the Talmud Babbi and the

Zerushalmi, and the Midrashic Literature. Compiled by M. Jastrow. In 12 pts. Pt. 3.-Refer; Putnam's Sons, 2.00. Divine Lithurgy (The); being the Order for Holy Communion, historically, doctrinally, and devotionally set forth in fifty Portions. By H. M. Luckock, D. D.-Religion; T. Whittaker, N. Y., 2.00.

Dorance: A Novel. By R. E. Nelson.-Fict.; J. B. Alden, .75. Dr. Wallsten's Way. By Rev. T. L. Baily.-Fiction; Nat. Temp. Pub. House, N. Y., 1.25.

Earlier Life and the chief earlier Works of Daniel Defoe. Edited by H. Morley. "Carisbrooke Library."-Biography; Routledge & Sons, N. Y. 1. 00.

Education in the United States. Its History from the earliest Settlements. By Richard G. Boone, A. M. "The International Education Series.,'-Education; Appleton, 1.50.

Egypt under Ismail. A Romance of History. By J. C. McCoan. With Portrait and Appendix of official Documents.-History; Chapman & Hall, London, 7s. 6d.

Eli and Sibyl Jones: their Life and Work. By Rufus M. Jones. -Biography; Porter & Coates, Philada., 1.50.

Emin Pasha. His Life and Work in Equatorial Africa. By Rev. Henry W. Little. With Portrait and Map of Stanley Route.-Biography; J. S. Virtue & Co., London, 2s. 6d. Equity Practice in the United States Circuit Courts. A Compilation of Provisions governing the same, etc. By Oliver P. Shiras.-Law; Callaghan & Co., Chicago, 2 00.

Essays written in the Intervals of Business. By Arthur Helps. With an Introduction and Notes by F. J. Rowe & W. T. Webb.-Essays; Macmillan, .60.

Ethical Religion. By W. Macintire Salter.-Religion; Roberts Bros., 1.50.

Euripides. Iphigenia among the Taurians. Edited by Prof. Isaac Flagg. "College Series of Greek Authors."-Education, Ginn & Co., Boston, 1.40, 1.10.

False Scent (A). By Mrs. Alexander.-Fiction; G. Munro,.10. Father Damien: a Journey from Cashmere to his Home in Hawaii. By Edward Clifford.-Travel; Macmillan, London, 2s. 6d.

First Epistle (The) to the Corinthians. By Marcus Dodo, D. D. Expositor's Bible-Religion: Armstrong & Son, 1.50. Forms for Special Occasions: Marriages, Burial, Baptism, the Lord's Supper etc., with Scripture Selections. By H. Johnson, D. D.-Religion; C. H. Whiting, Chicago,.85,.75. Garden's Story (The); or, Pleasures and Trials of an Amateur Gardener. By Geo. H. Ellwanger.-Refer.; Appleton, 1.25. George Washington. By H. Cabot Lodge. "American Statesmen Series."-Biog.; Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 2 vols., 2.50. German for Americans. A practical Guide for Self-Instruction and for Colleges and Schools. By J. Mayer.-Education; J. Kohler, Philada., 1.00, .60.

Government Year-Book (The). A Record of the Forms and Methods of Government in Great Britain, her Colonies, and foreign Countries. Ed. by L. Sergeant.-Reference; Lippincott Co., Philada., 2.00.

Graduated Course of Natural Science for Schools and Colleges. By B. Loewy. Pt. I. First Year's Course for Elementary Schools.-Éducation; Macmillan, .60. Guelda: a Novel.-Fiction; G. Munro, N. Y., .20. Heart Stories. By Theodore Bartlett.-Fiction; Putnam's Sons, N. Y., 75.

Heart twice Won (A); or, Second Love. By Mrs. Elizabeth van Loon. New Cheap Ed.-Fiction; Peterson Bros., .25. Henry the Seventh. By J. Gairdner. "English Statesmen.' -Biography; Macmillan, .75, .50

History (A) of French Literature. By C. W. Hunter.-Literature; J. B. Alden. N. Y, 1.10.

History of New Hampshire (The). By J. N. McClintock.
With Map and Illust.-Hist.; B. B. Russell, 4.00, 3.00.
History of South Africa. IV. The Republics and Native Terri-
tories 1854-1872. By G McCall Theal.-History; Swan,
Sonnenschein, London, 158.

History of the Pacific Coast. By H. H. Bancroft. Vol. 12.
Arizona and New Mexico, 1530-1888.-History; The His-
tory Pub. Co., San Francisco, 10.00, 8.00, 5.50, 450.
Holiday Tour in Europe (A). By Joel Cook. New Ed. With
Illustrations.-Travel; D. McKay, Philada., 1.00.

How they Kept the Faith; a Tale of the Huguenots of Languedoc. By Grace Raymond-Fict.; A. D. F. Randolph & Co., N. Y., 1.50.

Human Moral Problem (The). An Inquiry into some of the dark Points connected with the human Necessities for a supernatural Saviour. By R. R. Conn.-Religion; Armstrong & Son, N. Y., .75.

Idyls of Israel; and Other Poems. By D. J. Donahoe.-Poetry;
J. B. Alden, N. Y, .80.
Impressions of Russia. By G. Brandes. Trans. from the
Danish by S. C. Eastman-Travel; Crowell & Co., 1.25.
Indian Life (Hindu and Muhammadan), religious and social.
By J. Campbell Oman.-Sociol; Gebbie & Co., Phila., 1.75.
Ingoldsby Legends (The). By Rev. R. H. Barham. With
biographical and critical Introduction.-Poetry; Ward,
Lock & Co., N. Y., 1.00.

In my Lady's Praise. Poems Old and New, written to the
Honor of Fanny, Lady Arnold. By Sir Edwin Arnold.-
Poetry; Roberts Bros., Boston, 1.25.

Inorganic Chemistry. By Ira Remsen.-Science; Holt & Co., N. Y., 3.00.

In three Cities and a State or Two. By G. S. Fraser.-Fiction; Putnam's Sons' N. Y., .75.

Jerry: a Story for young People. By Ellen A. Pratt -Juvenile; J. B. Alden, N. Y., .75.

Kophetua the Thirteenth. By Julian Corbett.-Fiction; Macmillan, 1.00.

Laboratory Guide (A) in Chemical Analysis. By D. O'Brine,
M. D. 2nd Ed.-Reference; Wiley & Son, N. Y., 2.00.
La Société Française an XVIIe. Siècle. From Contemporary
Writers. Edited with an Introduction and Notes by T. F.
Crane.-Education; Putnam's Sons, N. Y. 1.50.
Latin-English Dictionary. By C. G. Gepp & A. E. Haigh.-
Education; Ginn & Co., Boston, 1.40.

Law (The) relating to Actions for Malicious Prosecutions.
By H. Stephen. With Am. Notes by H. M. Rumsey.-Law;
Blackstone Pub. Co., Philada., 1.25.

Laws of the United States relating to Patents and Trademarks, with Forms. By Merritt B. Hill.-Law; L. M. Thurlow, Peoria, Ill., 2.00.

Life and Letters of Charlotte Elizabeth, Princess Palatine and Mother of Philippe d'Orleans, Regent of France: 1652-1722 With Portraits.-Biography; Chapman & Hall, 10s. 6d. Light of Egypt (The); or, the Science of the Soul and the Stars. By Swastika.-Religion; Religio-Philosophical Pub. House, Chicago. 3.00.

Little Chatelaine (The). By Lord Desart.-Fiction; Swan Sonnenschein, London, 3 vols.

Lodge by the Sea (The). By Mrs. H. Lovett Cameron.-Fiction; G. Munro, N. Y., .20.

Lost Dispatch (The).-Fiction; Galesburg Ptg. & Pub. Co., Ill. Lost Wife (A). By Mrs. H. Lovett Cameron -Fiction; G. Munro, N. Y., .20.

Machine Drawing & Designing for Technical Schools, Science Schools, and Classes." By W. Ripper.-Education; D. van Nostrand Co., N. Y., 7.50.

Madolin Rivers; or, the little Beauty of Red Oak Seminary.
By Laura Jean Libbey.-Fiction; Munro, N. Y., .25.
Man of Galilee (The). By Atticus G. Haygood.-Juvenile;
Hunt & Eaton, N. Y., .80.

Marriage and Heredity; or, Some Aspects of Social Evolution.
By J. F. Nisbet.-Essays; Ward & Downey, Lond., 6s.
Moral Ideal (The). A historic Study. By Julia Wedgwood.-
Essays; Ticknor & Co., Boston, 3.00.

Morocco: Journeys to the Kingdom of Fez and to the Court of Mulai Hassan. By H. M. P. de la Martinière.-Travel; Whittaker, London, 14s.

Mosses from an Old Manse. By Nathaniel Hawthorne. "Am-
erican Classic Series."-Fiction; D. McKay, Philada., 1.00.
Musical Year Book (The) of the United States. Compiled by
G. H. Wilson. Vol. 6. Season of 1888-1889.-Music:
Author, Boston, 1.00.

My Uncle Barbassou. By Mario Uchard. Transl. from the
French by A. D. Hall. Illust.-Fic.; Rand, McNally, .50.
My Wonder-Book; a Child's Physiology. By Mrs. Anna K.
Benedict.-Juvenile; Lothrop Co., Boston, 1.50.
Natural Religion. By Prof. Max Müller. The Gifford Lect-
ures deliv'd at Glasgow, 1888.-Essays; Longmans, Green
New French-English and English-French pronouncing Dict-
ionary on the Basis of Nugent. New Ed.-Reference;
Ward, Lock & Co., N. Y., .75.

New Notes for Bible Readings; with Selections from D. L.
Moody, J. A. Brookes, and others. By S. R. Briggs. With
Memoir of late S. R. Briggs by J. H. Brookes.-Religion;
F. H. Revell, N. Y., 1.00, -75.
One-Year Course in German.

Adapted to the wants of
Students in preparatory and high Schools fitting for the
leading Colleges. By Oscar Faulhaber, 2nd Ed.-Educa.;
Heath & Co., Boston, .15.

Outlines of Christian Doctrine. By Rev. H. C. G. Moule.Religion; T. Whittaker, N. Y. .75.

Passages in the Life of Sir Lucian Elphin of Castle Weary. Edited by his Sister.-Fiction; David Douglas, Edinburgh, 2 vols., 248.

Pathology and Treatment of Displacement of the Uterus. By E. S. Schultze. From the German by J. J. Macaw. Ed. by A. F. Macaw.-Medicine; Appleton, 3.60. Pigsticking or Hoghunting. A complete Account for Sportsmen and others. By Capt. R. S. Baden-Powell.-Sport; Harrison & Sons, London, 18s.

Plain Talks with young Home-Makers. By F. McHarris.— Reference; Cassell & Co., .40.

Points in Pleading and Practice under Mass. Practice Act. By C. E. Grinnell.-Law; Boston Book Co., Boston, 3.00. Practical Guide to the Climates and Weather of India, Ceylon, and Burmah, and the Storms of Indian Seas, based chiefly on the Publications of the Indian Meteorological Dept. By H. F. Blanford.-Reference; Macmillan, 3.50. Practical Treatise (A) on the Manufacture of Bricks, Tiles, Terra-Cotta, etc. By C. T. Davis. 2nd Rev. Ed.-Ref.; H. Carey Bird & Co., Philada., 5.00.

Primer (A). By Anna B. Badlam.-Educ.; Heath & Co., .25. Principles of the History of Language. By Hermann Paul. Transl. by H. A. Strong.-Science, Macmillan, N. Y., 3.00. Recollections (The) of Dr. Gretton.-Biography; Bentley & Son, London, 125.

Robbery under Arms. A Story of Life and Adventure in the Bush and in the Goldfields of Australia. By Rolf Bolderwood.-Fiction; Macmillan, 1.25.

Robinson Crusoe. By Daniel Defoe. Reprinted from the original Edition. Ill. by Keeley Holswelle. New Ed.Fiction; T. Nelson & Sons, N. Y., 1.25.

Rogers and his Contemporaries. By P. W. Clayden.-Biog.:
Roberts Bros., Boston, 2 vols., 5.00.

Roslyn's Trust. By Lucy C. Lillie.-Fic.; A. L.Burt, 1.00, .25.
Selection (A) of Leading Cases in the Criminal Law. By W.
S. Shirley. With Am. Notes by H. M. Rumsey.-Law;
Blackstone Pub. Co., Philada., 1.25.
Soil Fertilization. A Treatise on Manure. A practical Hand-
book for the Agriculturist, Manufacturer and Student. By
A. B. Griffiths.-Reference; van Nostrand & Co., 3.00.
Solid for Mulhooly: A Political Satire. By Rufus E. Shapley.
New Ed. Illust. by Nast.-Humor; Gebbie & Co., .75, .50.
Some Friends of Mine. By Eleanor A. Hunter.-Juvenile;
Hunt & Eaton, N. Y., .70.

Song of the Bell (The); and, Other Translations from Schiller,
Goethe, Uhland, and Others. By Sir Th. Martin, K. C.
B.-Poetry; W. Blackwood's Sons, Lond., 7s. 6d.

St. Giles's, Edinburgh, Church, College, and Cathedral, from
the earliest Times to the present Day. By J. Cameron
Lees, D.D.-History; Lippincott Co., Philada., 7.50.
Stellar Evolution and its Relation to Geological Time. By
James Croll, F. R. S.-Science; Appleton, 1.00.
Story (The) of Alastair Bhan Comyn; or, the Tragedy of
Dunphail. By Lady Middleton.-Fiction; Wm. Black-
wood's Sons, London, ros.

Story of Helen Davenant (The). By Violet Fane. "Appleton's
Town and Country Library."-Fiction; Appleton, .75, .50.
Suggestive Therapeutics: a Study of the Nature and Use of
Hypnotism. By H. Bernheim. M. D. Transl. from the
2nd French Edition by C. A. Herter, M. D.-Medicine;
Putnam's Sons, N. Y., 3.50.

Sunday-School Stories on the Golden Texts of the International Lessons of 1889. July-December. By E. E. Hale. -Juvenile; Roberts Bros., 1.00.

Swallow's Wing (A). A Tale of Pekin. By C. Hannan. "Cassell's Sunshine Series."-Fiction: Cassell & Co., .50. Tales of the Seven deadly Sins; being the Confessio Amantis of John Gower. Ed by H. Morley, Carisbrooke Library." -Poetry; Routledge & Sons, N. Y., 1.00.

Tents of Shem (The). By Grant Allen. With Frontispiece.Fiction; Rand, McNally & Co., .25.

That Dowdy. By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon.-Fiction; Street & Smith, N. Y., .25.

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