Bros., 1896. C. 5+189 p. S. (Keynotes ser., no. 22.) cl., $1. [1823 Contents: The Bristol bowl; Barring the way; Grandsire Triples; A death-bed confession; Her marriage lines; Acting for the best; Guilty; Son and heir; One way of love; Coals of fire. Bliss, W: Root. Quaint Nantucket. Bost., Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1896. 6+225 p. D. cl., $1.50.

[1824 Relates to the "quaint Nantucket" of two hundred years ago, before the island was discovered by the summer boarder." The materials from which it has been written comprise the original town and court records, various letters, account-books, sea-journals, and other private manuscripts, including the recordbooks of the Quaker Society of Nantucket. Contents: The beginning of all things; The triumph of John Gardner; The Nantucket Indian; The dominion of the Quakers; The missionary from Boston, etc. Bonney, T. G. Ice-work present and past. N. Y., Appleton, 1896. 14+295 p. il. D. (International scientific ser., no. 84.) cl., $1.50. [1825 Contents: Pt. 1, "Existing evidence," treats of "Alpine glaciers, past and present," and "Arctic and Antarctic ice-sheets"; Pt. 2, "Traces of the glacial epoch," is devoted to a consideration of "Lake basins and their relation to glaciers-the parallel roads of Glenroy, Eskers, etc.," "Ice-work in Great Britain and Ireland-the deposits and their significance,' "Ice-work in Europe and other parts of the world' Pt. 3, under "Theoretical questions" are chapters on : Temperature in the glacial epoch; Possible causes of a glacia epoch; The number of glacial epochs; Glacial deposits and general principles of interpretation. Brown, Abram English. Beneath old rooftrees. Bost., Lee & Shepard, 1896. 10+343 p. il. D. (Footprints of the patriots.) cl., $1.50. [1826

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A view of the opening of the Revolution. The author has, through ten years of reportorial work, come in touch with scores of New England people still living on old homesteads occupied by their parents or grandparents at the time of the alarm of April 19, 1775, and there he has heard the story of personal experience reported by the descendants of those who at their own doors or in the highway faced the army of the king. While delineating in his characteristic manner the story of Lexington and Concord, he has most happily shown the part taken by other towns in that memorable day's experience.

*Browne, Montagu. Artistic and scientific taxidermy and modelling: a manual of instruction in the methods of preserving and reproducing the correct form of all natural objects; including a chapter on the modelling of foliage. N. Y., Macmillan & Co., 1896. 12+463 p. 8°, cl., $6.50. [1827 Browne, T. M. The Musgrove Ranch: a tale of southern California. N. Y., T: Whittaker, 1890. c. '88. 3-193 p. 1 il. D. (Whittaker's lib., no. 39.) pap., 25 c. [1828 Bryant, W: Cullen. Simms. N. Y., G: P. Putnam's Sons, 1896. C. 149-166 p. S. (Litle journeys to the homes of American authors, v. 2, no. 5.) pap., 5 c. [1829 *Buchanan, J. P. Pyramids and pool games; with a chapter on winning hazards. N. Y., G: Routledge & Sons, Ltd., 1896. 83 p. 12°, (The oval ser.) flex. cl., 50 c. [1830 *Bussell, F. W. The school of Plato, its origin, development, and revival under the Roman Empire. N. Y., Macmillan & Co., 1896. 16+346 p. 8°, cl., net, $2.75. [1831 *California. Supreme ct. Reports of cases. C. P. Pomeroy, rep V. 109, [1895.] San Francisco, Bancroft - Whitney Co., 1896. C. 32+767 p. O. shp., $4. *Carleton, W: Traits and stories of the Irish peasantry. Complete ed. N. Y., G: Routledge & Sons, 1896. 820 p. $1.50.

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8°, cl., [1833

Chinn, W: Yates. The mercantile agencies against commerce; introd. by Dudley G. Wooten. Chic., C. H. Kerr & Co., 1896. C. 2-386 p. D. (Library of progress, no. 19.) pap., 25 c. [1835

An arraignment of mercantile or commercial agencies. In an introduction Mr. Wooten characterizes them as "plausible in their motives," "pernicious in their methods," "corrupt and cowardly in their operations, and "dangerous and degrading in their influence and results," and says that "professedly organized to protect credit and advance commerce, they stab the one and debauch the other." N. Y., Christie, Nimmo. Lays and verses. Longmans, Green & Co., 1896. 7+80 cl., $1.25.

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Clark, Imogen. The victory of Ezry Gardner. N. Y., T: Y. Crowell & Co., [1896.] [1837

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2+73 p. il. S. cl., 75 c.

A little idyl of Nantucket; the central character is an old man who had been a soldier in the late war and had never conquered his fear in battle; he knows he is no hero, but his own comrades had never found him out. His quaint, simple life after the war is pictured; its dramatic ending shows "Ezry Gardner" a real hero, without fear or reproach.

Clark, J: B. The theory of economic progress. [Also] The relation of changes in the volume of the currency to prosperity, by Francis A. Walker. N. Y., pub. for American Economic Assoc. by Macmillan & Co., [1896.] c. 2-45 p. O. (Economic studies, v. 1, no. 1.) pap., 50 c.

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*Cody, Sherwin. In the heart of the hills: a book of the country. N. Y., Macmillan & Co., 1896. 7+294 p. 12°, cl., $1.25. [1840 *Cole, W. H. Notes on permanent-way material: plat laying, points, and crossings. 2d ed. N. Y., Spon & Chamberlain, 1896. 164 p. 31 pl. 12°, cl., $3. *Comenius, J: Amos. The great didactic of John Amos Comenius; now for the first time Englished; with introds., biographical and historical, by M. W. Keatinge. N. Y., Macmillan & Co., 1896. 468 p. 8°, cl., net, $2. [1842 Corney, Peter. Voyages in the northern Pacific. Honolulu, H. I., T: G. Thrum, 1896. 10+138+3 p. D. cl., $1.25. [1843 Narrative of several trading voyages from 1813 to 1818 between the northwest coast of America, the Hawaiian Islands, and China, with a description of the Russian establishments of the northwest coast, interesting early account of Kamehameha's realm, manners and customs of the people, etc., and sketch of a cruise in the service of the Independents of South America in 1819; with preface and appendix of valua ble confirmatory letters prepared by W. D. Alexander. This narrative, reprinted from the London Literary Gazette of 1821, is now published in a separate form for the first time.

Crane, Stephen. George's mother. N. Y., E: Arnold, 1896. c. 3-177 p. D. cl., 75 c.

[1844

George's mother was a little old woman endowed with excessive vitality and an unusual store of motherlove; leaving her home in a country village, she comes to the city to keep house for her son, an industrious

mechanic, whose chief claim to notice is his selfish acceptance of his mother's devotion and an utter carelessness for her personal comfort. Eventually George falls in with evil companions; the old woman's story after this time is pathetic. *Crawshaw, C. W. The interpretation of literature. N. Y., Macmillan & Co., 1896. 10+235 p. 12°, cl., $1. [1845 Dana, C: Anderson. Lincoln and his cabinet: a lecture delivered on Tuesday, March 10, 1896, before the New Haven Colony Historical Society. Cleveland and N. Y., printed at the De Vinne Press for Paul Lemperly, F. A. Hilliard, and Frank E. Hopkins, 1896. C. 4-70 p. por. 1 il. D. bds., $1.50. [Ed. limited to 350 copies.]

[1846 As Assistant Secretary of War during Lincoln's administration Mr. Dana, of the New York Sun, had exceptional opportunities for studying the President and the members of his Cabinet. His interesting views are found in this little book, with a number of details that readers will find quite new. Contains a reproduction of Frank B. Carpenter's painting, "The first reading of the emancipation proclamation." *Dickens, C: Reprinted pieces and The lazy tour of two idle apprentices; reprint of the edition corrected by the author in 1869; with an introd. and notes by Charles Dickens the younger. Popular ed. N. Y., Macmillan & Co., 1896. 30+408 p. il. 8°, cl., $1. Dixie, Lady Florence. The new woman; or, the revolution of 1900. N. Y., Holland

[1847

Pub. Co., [1896.] 286 p. D. (Holland lib., no. 5.) pap., 50 c.

[1848

Formerly published under the title of "Gloriana; or, the revolution of 1900," by the Standard Pub. Co., New York. See notice, "Weekly Record," P. W., June 21, 1895, [1095.]

Durand, E. Dana. Political and municipal legislation in 1895. Phil., American Acad. of Political and Social Science, 1896. 3549 p. O. (Publications of the society, no. 173.) pap., 15 c.

[1849 A summary of the recent legislation on questions of state and local government by the various states. The subjects are the restriction of the suffrage, ballot reform, voting machines, the corrupt practices acts, reform in modes of nomination, limitations on legislatures, and county government, and in conclusion the author gives a summary of the legislation concerning municipalities.

Dutton, A. V. Wisdom's folly: a study in feminine development. N. Y., H: Holt & Co., 1896. C. 4+294 p. S. cl., $1. [1850 The rector of a rural parish, England, devoted to the collecting of early editions and materials for a his tory of early printing, had seven children-two sons and five daughters. Miss Romeston, the second daughter, for years had charge of the busy household and was her father's standby in all his "isms" and " specialties." When she and all the world had given her over to spinsterhood she married the owner of the park and estate of Chesney. Her married life proved full of dangers.

Ebner-Eschenbach, Marie v. Krambambuli. [Also] Memoiren eines Offizierburschen, by U. Oskar Klauszmann; ed. for school use, by A. W. Spanhoofd. N. Y., American Book Co., [1896.] c. 77 p. S. (Modern German texts ser.) bds., 25 c. [1851 Edison, T: F., and Westinghouse, C: J., comps. The mechanics' complete library of modern rules, facts, processes, etc.; rev. upto-date ed. Chic., Laird & Lee, [1896.] c. '90, '95. 576 p. il. S. cl., $1. [1852 *Ellis, A., ed. Chosen English: selections from Wordsworth, Byron, Shelley, Lamb, Scott; prepared with short biographies and notes for the use of schools. N. Y.,

Macmillan & Co., 1896. 205 p. 12°, Macmillan's English classic ser.) cl., net, 50 c. [1853

*Ellis, Edwin J. Riding. N. Y., G: Routledge & Sons, 1896. 120 p. il. 12°, (The oval ser.) flex. cl., 50 c. [1854 English, W: Hayden. Conquest of the country northwest of the river Ohio, 1778-1783; and, Life of Gen. George Rogers Clark, with numerous sketches of men who served under Clark and full list of those allotted lands in Clark's grant for service in the campaigns against the British posts, showing exact land allotted each. Indianapolis. Ind., The Bowen-Merrill Co., 1896. c. 6-586-587-1186 p. pors. Q. cl., 86; hf. leath., $8: leath., $10.

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(1855 This work grew out of a history of Indiana which the author has been preparing for years. His material had grown so voluminous that it was determined to publish at once in convenient form the matter in re ation to the conquest of the country northwest of the river Ohio; this necessarily included the life of George Rogers Clark, who successfully planned and executed the campaigns against the British posts. Much of the matter had never before been published. Numerous historical letters, papers, etc., are reproduced in fac simile, or otherwise Mr. English is president of the Indiana Historical Society.

Farjeon, B: Leopold. A fair Jewess. N. Y., Cassell Pub. Co., [1896.] c. 4+396 p. D. (Cassell's Union sq. lib., no. 16.) pap., 50 c.

[1856

See notice, "Weekly Record," P. W., March 31, 1896, [1157].

*Flint, Martha Bockée. Early Long Island: a colonial study. N. Y., G: P. Putnam's Sons, 1896. c. 9+549 p. map 8°, cl., net, $3.50. Frederic, Harold. Mrs. Albert Grundy: ob

[1857

servations in Philistia. N. Y., The Merriam Co., 1896. c. 2-263 p. D. (The Mayfair set, no. 6.) cl., $1.25.

[1858

The characters are Mr. and Mrs. Grundy and their three daughters, Mrs. Grundy's cynical brother Dudley, and the author, who appears as the friend of the family. The scenes are placed amid London fashionable society at dinners, receptions, etc., the story being evolved by a series of conversations on all sorts of upto-date subjects, that are witty and amusing. *Georgia. Supreme ct. Reports of cases, at the Mar. term, 1895, v. 96. Peeples and Stevens, reps. Atlanta, The Franklin Printing and Pub. Co., 1896. c. 16+882 p. 0. shp., $5. [1859 Goldsmith, Oliver. The vicar of Wakefield; ed. with an introd. and notes by Mary A. Jordan. N. Y.. Longmans, Green & Co., 1896. C. 36+205 p. por. D. (Longman's English classics.) cl., 75 c. [1860 Gould, Nat., [" Verax," pseud.] The miners' cup a Coolgardie romance. N. Y., G: Routledge & Sons, [1896.] 3-313 p. D. cl., $1. [1861

A novel of Australian mining life. The scene is the region round Coolgardie, lying to the north of Perth, in the direction of the Murchison River, in west Australia. A realistic picture is given of how two Englishmen take up a gold-mining claim, which yields fabulous wealth, and in the prosecution of which they have many thrilling adventures. *Gould, Nat., ["Verax," pseud.] On and off the turf. N. Y., G: Routledge & Sons, 1896. 244 p. 12°, cl., $1.

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*Graham, J: An elementary treatise on the calculus: for engineering students, with numerous examples and problems worked out. N. Y., Spon & Chamberlain, 1896. 250 p. 12°, cl., net, $2.

[1863

Grant, Rob. The north shore of Massachusetts; il. by W: T. Smedley. N. Y., C: Scribner's Sons, 1896. C. 3+63 p. S. (American summer resorts, no. 1.) map, cl., 75 c. [1864 The first of a series of sketches descriptive of four of the most fashionable American summer resorts; the other volumes will be "Newport," by W. C. Brownell, "Bar Harbor," by F. Marion Crawford, and "Lenox," by G: A. Hibbard.

*Gregory, J: Goadby. Jonathan Carver; his travels in the Northwest in 1766-8. Mil

waukee, Wis., C. N. Caspar, 1896. c. 33 p. por. map, 8°, Limited ed., cl., $1; pap., 50 c. [1865 *Hale, W: B. Handbook on the law of bailments and carriers. St. Paul, West Pub. Co., 1896. C. 12+663 p. O. (The Hornbook ser.) shp., $3.75. [1866 Hamilton, M. A.

Across an Ulster bog. N. Y., E: Arnold, 1896. c. 4+254 p. D. cl., $1. [1867

The characters are taken from the peasant class of Protestant Ireland of the north. A young girl is ruined by her rector, a coarse man, whom education has benefited but little. When her shame is made public her brothers take a quick revenge upon her betrayer.

*Harris, T: L. The Trent affair; including a review of the English and American relations at the beginning of the Civil War; with an introd. by Ja. A. Woodburn. Indianapolis, Ind., The Bowen-Merrill Co., 1896. C. 288 p. 12°, cl., $1.50. [1868 Hershey, Amos S. The recognition of Cuban belligerency. Phil., American Academy of Political and Social Science, [1896.] C. 73-85 p. O. (Publications of the society, no. 175.) pap., 15 c.

[1869

The purpose is "to demonstrate the undoubted right and propriety on the part of the United States Government to accord belligerent rights to the Cuban insurgents."

Hervey, Maurice H. Dartmoor; with frontispiece by E. Frederick. N. Y., F: A. Stokes Co., [1896.] c. '95. 3+247 p. 1 il. D. [1870

(Twentieth century ser.) cl., 75 c.

Morley Griffin, a young Englishman in the militia, having proposed to Maud Conyers and been accepted, seeks to retrieve his fallen fortunes by "plunging Knowing his purpose, Hugh Darrell, a rival, schemes against the horse Griffin has staked, causing him to lose the race, and finally, in the guise of friendship, is guilty of a piece of villany which is the cause of Griffin's imprisonment in Dartmoor. Morley's story after this is both eventful and romantic.

C.

Hichens, Rob. S. The folly of Eustace, and other stories. N. Y., Appleton, 1896. 3+175 p. D. cl., 75 c. [1871 Contents: The folly of Eustace; The return of the soul; The collaborators.

Hofer, E. The school of politics: the American primary system. Chic., C: H. Kerr & Co., 1896. 74 p. S. pap., 25 c. [1872 Home of Fiesole (The) and the times of Savonarola, by the author of "The children of Seeligsburg," etc. N. Y., T: Whittaker, 1896. 7+350 p. D. (Whittaker's lib., no. 37.) pap., 50 c. Hughes, T: P., D.D., ["Evan Stanton," pseud.] Ruhainah, the maid of Herat: a story of Afghan life. 2d ed. N. Y., T: Whittaker, 1896. c. 8+272 p. D. (Whittaker's lib., no. 38.) pap., 50 c. [1874 See notice, "Weekly Record," P. W., May 1, '86, [744.]

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Hume, Fergus W. The dwarf's chamber, and other stories; il. by Percy F. S. Spence, James Greig, and others. N. Y., Ward,

Lock & Bowden, Ltd., 1896. 4+386 p. il. D. cl., $1. [1875

Contents: The dwarf's chamber; Miss Jonathan; The dead man's diamonds; The tale of the turquoise skull; The Green-stone God and the stockbroker; The justice and the Mexican coin; The rainbow Camellia; The ivory leg and the twenty-four diamonds; My cousin from France. *Illinois. Supreme ct. Reports of cases, v.. 159, in which opinions were filed in Nov., 1895, and Jan., 1896, and also cases in which applications for rehearing were denied at the Jan. and Mar. terms, 1896. I: Newton Phillips, rep. Springfield, I. Newton Phillips, 1896. c. 716 p. O. shp., $2.25.

[1876 *Indiana. Revised statutes of the state, embracing all general laws in force Jan. 1, 1896, with digested notes of judicial decisions construing or illustrating their provisions; comp. by Frank A. Horner. V. 2. Chic., E. B. Myers & Co., 1896. c. Chap. 70-111, with index, (unpaged,) O. shp.. for complete work, $11.

[1877

James, Edmund J. A review of Bryce's "American commonwealth": a study in American constitutional law. Phil., American Academy of Political and Social Science, [1896.] 34 p. O. (Publications of the Society, no. 172.) pap., 25 c. [1878

This paper deals exclusively with the first volume of the third edition. Criticism is made on five general points. First, the author's statement as to the basis of the classification of the distribution of functions besubject of the responsibility of officials; third, his extween state and nation; second, his remarks on the position of the judicial power of the United States; fourth, his formulation of the principles of constitutional interpretation; fifth, his views as to the final authority in interpreting the constitution.

Jennings, Mary Eliz. Asa of Bethlehem and his household, B.C. IV.-A.D. xxx. N. Y., A. D. F. Randolph & Co., 1895. c. '95. 268 p. D. cl., $1.25. [1879

The story of the life of Jesus Christ told in the form of fiction. Based chiefly on Edersheim's "Life and times of Jesus the Messiah" and Andrews's "Life of our Lord."

Judson, Isabella Field, ed. Cyrus W. Field, his life and work, [1819-1892.] N. Y., Harper, 1896. c. 4-332 p. por. il. D. cl., $2. [1880

Cyrus West Field was one of those "self-made Americans who, in the making of their own fortunes, have built up the United States. He was a typical American, and his biography, written by his daughter with a loving and skilful hand, is a story among the best for boys to read. Mr Field's greatest work was the Atlantic cable, for he made the enterprise a success. Apart from the value of the book as the lifestory of the man, it is one of the best accounts in print of the ways and means whereby the cable to Europe came to be laid. Mrs. Judson also describes the share her father had in developing the elevated railroad system in New York City.

Kenyon, Ja. B. An oaten pipe. N. Y., J. Selwin Tait & Sons, [1896.] c. 6+133 p.

D. (The fleur de lis poets.) cl., $1. [1881 Ledoux, Albert R. Princess Anne: a story of the dismal swamp, and other sketches. N. Y., The Looker-On Publishing Co., [for sale by W: R. Jenkins,] 1896. c. 6+132 p. il. T. cl., 50 c. [1882 Contents: Princess Anne; A hackle in the Nesse; On a bee-line; An anxious moment.

company; policy restrictions and privileges digested and classified for ready comparison; tables showing dividend earned by thirty-two life insurance companies during the past ten years. Denver, Col., J. H. Lewis, 1895. C. 6+198 p. S. cl., $1.25; leath., $1.50.

G: H. Ellis, pr., 1896. $1.50; pap., $1.

c. 254 p. O. hf. el.,

is already issued in London.

Lindsay, Lady Anne. The flower-seller, and other poems. N. Y., Longmans, Green & Co., 1896. 8+187 p. D. cl., $1.50. [1886 *Lover, S: Handy Andy: a tale of Irish life; il. by H. M. Brock; with an introd. by C: Whibley. N. Y., Macmillan & Co., 1896. 18+ 522 p. 12°, (Macmillan's illustrated standard novels.) cl., $1.25. [1887 Lucy, H: W. A diary of the Home Rule Parliament, 1892-1895. N. Y., Cassell Pub. Co., 1896. 8+488 p. 1 il. D. cl., $2. [1888 The English general election of 1892 placed Mr. Gladstone in power with a majority of forty pledged to carry a Home Rule bill for Ireland. The course of this bill, during the following three years in the House of Commons, with its many attending dramatic incidents and final defeat, is admirably and graphically portrayed in this diary. Mr. Gladstone's appearance from day to day is noted, Lord Randolph Churchill's physical breakdown and death recorded, and interesting details given of Chamberlain, Keir-Hardie, and other leaders.

McConnell, T. C. Beg pahdon: a book published to fill a long-felt want: a want of the author for money: a book for the millions. St. Joseph, Mo., Press of Lon Hardman, [Holton, Kan., T. C. McConnell,] 1896. C. 4-283 p. il. O. pap., 50 c. [1889

A humorous description of a western man's trip to Europe. McKinley, W: McKinley's masterpieces: selections from the public addresses in and out of Congress; ed. by R. L. Paget. Bost., Joseph Knight Co., 1896. c. 4-207 p. por. S. (Famous men ser.) cl., 75 c. [1890 Opens with a brief account of McKinley's life. Following are selections from his speeches on the subjects of The Republican party; The protective tariff; The purity of the ballot; Finance; The interests of labor; also on Educational topics, Religion, and Memorial day and patriotism. Miscellaneous and occasional addresses. Eulogies.

McMaster, J: Bach. With the fathers: studies in the history of the United States. N. Y., Appleton, 1896. C. 5+334 p. 1 il. D. cl., $1.50. [1891 Contents: The Monroe doctrine; The third term tradition; The political depravity of the fathers; the riotous career of the Know Nothings; The framers and framing of the constitution; Washington's inauguration; A century of constitutional interpretation; A

century's struggle for silver; Is sound finance possible under popular government ?; Franklin in France; How the British left New York; The struggle for territory; Four centuries of progress.

*McTaggart, J: T. and Ellis. Studies in the Hegelian dialectic. N. Y., Macmillan & Co., 1896. 16+259 p. 8°, cl., net, $2.25.

[1892 *Massachusetts. Supp. to the acts and resolves, which were published for the commonwealth under authority of chap. 104, resolves of 1889, [etc.;] coll. and arr. by Edwin M. Bacon. V. 1, 1780-1784. Bost.,

Mighels, Philip Verrill. Out of a silver flute: [poems.] N. Y., J. Selwin Tait & Sons, [1896.] c. 81 p. D. (The fleur de lis poets.) cl., $1.

[1895 Mitchell, Maria. Maria Mitchell: life, letters, and journals; comp. by Phebe Mitchell Kendall. Bost., Lee & Shepard, 1896. c. 6+293 p. por. D. cl., $2.

[1896

A memorial of the American astronomer, prepared by her sister, Mrs. Kendall, Maria Mitchell was born in Nantucket, Mass., in 1818, and died June 28, 1889. she was professor of astronomy at Vassar College and was the first woman elected a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Her strong character

and personality and valuable services not only to

Vassar College and its pupils, but to women generally, make this volume unusually interesting. *Mitford, Bertram. The expiation of Wynne Palliser: a novel of contrast; il. by Stanly L. Wood. N. Y., Ward, Lock & Bowden, Ltd., 1896. 343 p. 12°, cl., $1. [1897 Montrésor, Frances Frederica. Worth while. N. Y., E: Arnold & Co., 1896. 6+142 p. S. cl., 75 c. [1898

"Worth while" is the pathetic love-story of a poor middle aged clerk who had been brought up in the work-house. He had conceived the idea of writing letters to an imaginary mother, from a child-the letters finding a final resting-place in the Dead Letter Office-and his story is thus told. There is a second novelette, "Lady Jane," which is a sad revelation of family history.

*Moody, Dwight Lyman. Sowing and reaping. N. Y. and Chic., Fleming H. Revell Co., 1896. 123 p. 12°, cl., 50 c.; pap., net, 25 c.

[1899 Nârada Sûtra: an inquiry into love (BhaktiJijnâsâ), from the Sanscrit; with an independent commentary by E. T. Sturdy. N. Y., Longmans, Green & Co., 1896. 4+68 p. D. cl., $1. [1900 *Nebraska. Supreme ct. Reports of cases. Sept. term, 1895-Jan. term, 1896. V. 46. D. A. Campbell, off. rep. Lincoln, State Journal Co., 1896. 69+984 p. O. shp., $3.

[1901

*New Jersey. Business corporations, under the laws of New Jersey; their formation and advantages. Camden, N. J., The New Jersey Corporation, Guarantee and Trust Co., 1896. C. *New York. Ct. of appeals. Reports of 52 p. S. pap., gratis. [1902 cases, from decisions of Dec. 10, 1895, to and including decisions of Mar. 13, 1896, with notes, references, and index; by Edmund H. Smith, st. rep. V. 148. Alb., Ja. B. Lyon, 1896. C. 32+841 p. O. shp.. $2.50. [1903 *New York. Cts. of record. The miscellaneous reports; cases decided other than the court of appeals and the general terms of the supreme court, [etc.;] F. B. Delehanty, rep. V. 14, [Aug. to Dec., 1895.]