INDEX TO THE NOVEMBER RECORD OF BOOKS. CLASS SYNOPSIS. Turn in Reference List to the words italicized in the Synopsis. Biography, Memoirs, Correspondence.-Carlyle, Schiller.-Macdonald, Fletcher of Madeley.-Mateaux, Geo. and Robt. Stephenson.--Phillips, Sir Henry Havelock.-Pitman, Geo. Müller.-Smiles, Livingstone. Description: Geography, Travel, Adventure, etc.-Colange, Picturesque Russia.-Howells, Tuscan cities. Lovett, Norwegian pictures. Steele, Cuban sketches. Education, Language, etc. (See also HISTORY; JUVRNILE; LITERARY; SCIENCE, ETC.)-Fobes, Fiveminute declamations.-Lupton, Latin composition.Murray, English composition.-Pease, Singing book for high schools. Fiction. (See also JUVENILE BOOKS.)-Black, White heather.-Booth, Like Dian's kiss.-Braddon, Dead-sea fruit.-Braeme, Hilda.-Campbell, Mrs. Herndon's income.-Carey, For Lilias.-Colquhoun, Primus in Indis. -Cottin, Elizabeth.-Dickens, Their Christmas dinner. Fargus, Slings and arrows; Story of a sculptor.-Farjeon, Sacred nugget.-Fleming, Actress' daughter.-Hamil ton, Worth the wooing.-Hector, At bay.-High-lights. -Holmes, Bessie's fortune.-McClelland, Oblivion.O'Hanlon, The unforeseen.-Payn, Luck of the Darrells.-Simms, Katharine Walton.-Sullivan, Roses of shadow.-Tell your wife.-Tiernan,; Suzette.-Wayward life.-Woman's triumph. Fine Arts, Including Illustrated Gift-books, Works on Music and the Theatre.-Artist gallery series.-Berg, The drama, painting, etc.-Bray, Baby's journal.-Clements, Sculpture for beginners.Cook, Old arm-chair.-Holmes, Last leaf.-Keats, Eve of St. Agnes.-MacFarren, Musical history.-Modern practice of retouching.-Poe, Lenore.-Poetic thoughts with pictures.--Robinson, Picture making by photography; Silver printing; The studio.-Spaulding, Amateur photography.-Upton, Standard operas. History. (See also BIOGRAPHY; LITERARY; THEOLOGY.)-Carlyle, Frederick the Great; French revolution. -Gerard, Peace of Utrecht.--Horne, Hist. of Bonaparte. Pears, Fall of Constantinople. Juvenile Books.-Adams, Stem to stern-Barker, Golden hours.--Bell, Heroes of Am. discovery.-Butterworth, Zig-zag journeys in the Levant.-Carryl, Davy and the goblin.-Champney, Three Vassar girls in Italy. -Chatterbox.-Clements, Sheltering arms.-Comegys, How to get on.--Finley, The two Elsies.--Fosdick, Young wild-fowlers.-Frith, In the brave days of old.--Greenaway, Marigold garden.-Haggard, King Solomon's mines.-Kellogg, Twelve hours with young people.Knatchbull-Hugessen, Friends and foes from fairyland.-Little Patience picture-book.-Little wide-awake. -Lowndes, Lena Graham; New honors.-Marryat, Masterman Ready.-Molesworth, Us.-Mortimer, Peep of day ser.-Nursery (The).-Opper, Museum wonders.-Picture-book of animals.-Picture fable of book.-Pierson, Lives of the presidents.-Richards, Four feet.-Routledge's every boy's annual; Every girl's annual-Sadlier, Hist. of Ireland.-Saint Nicholas and Christmas Eve.-St. Pierre, Paul and Virginia.-Tissot, Escaped from Siberia.-Trowbridge, Satin-wood box.Williamson, Old highways in China.-Wright, Children's stories in Am. history. Law.-Corey, Am, agriculturist law book.-East St. Louis, Ordinances.-Illinois, Sup. Ct. rpts.-Indiana, Sup. Ct. rpts.-Kansas, Sup. Ct. digest.-Lawson, Defences to crime.-Massachusetts, Sup. Ct. rpts.-Ohio, Sup. Ct. rpts.-Pollock, Principles of contract.-- Tennessee, Sup. Ct. rpts. -United States, Federal decision.Wood, Law of railroads. Literary History and Miscellany. — Cushing, Initials and pseudonyms.-Derby, Authors and publishers.-Lamb, Essays.-Sanborn, Wit of women.-Shakespeare, Works.-Steele, Selections.-Thurston, Echoes of many voices. Medical Science.-Bell, Anatomy and physiology.Brunton, Pharmacology, etc.-Butlin, Tongue diseases. -Cowers, Epilepsy.-Eder, Spectrum.-Gibbes, Histology and pathology.-Hughes, Practice of medicine.Hutchinson, Pedigree of disease.-Landis, Labor and lying-in-period. May, Diseases of women. -Mears, Surgery-Meigs, Milk analysis.-Taylor, Am. hospitals.-Virchow, Post-mortem examinations.-Warren, Doctor's experiences. Mental and Moral Philosophy.-Reed, Growth of the mind. Physical and Mathematical Science.-Forsyth, Differential equations.-Frankland, Inorganic chemistry.-How to become quick at figures.-Thompson, By-ways and bird notes.-Thurston, Materials of construction. Poetry and the Drama.-Baker, Globe drama.- Sports and Amusements.-Beaufort, Hunting.- Theology and Religion.-Bible reading.-Davies, Christian theology.-Expository sermons.-Gatty, Lesson of faith.-Maurice, Apocalypse.-Oldest church manual.-Wright, Bricks from Babel. The main entry under author, or, in the case of anonymous books under title only, gives in parenthesis as (N7) the date of the number of the PUBLISHERS' WEEKLY in which the full title is recorded. The more prominent works appear in this list under title and subject also, but the author entry should be consulted for additional particulars. Where not specified the binding is cloth. p. stands for paper; shp. for sheep. Little, B. Comparative anatomy and cl. $2. physiology. Lea. Bell, F. J. Heroes of Am. discovery. (N7) O. bds. Boatbuilder ser. See Adams, W. T. Boulnois, H. P. Practical hints on taking a house. Brabourne, Lord. See Knatchbull-Hugessen, E. H. Lea. Lea. Butterworth, H. Zigzag journeys in the Levant. (N7) O. $2.25; bds. $1.75. Estes & L. By-ways and bird notes. Thompson, M. 75c....Alden. Campbell, Colin. See Phillips, E. C. Campbell, Mrs. H. Mrs. Herndon's income. (N7) S. $1.25... Roberts. Clinical manuals ser. See Butlin. ....Estes & L. Conway, Hugh, (pseud.) See Fargus, F. J. Clarke. Cook, Eliza. The old arm-chair. (N7) D. $1.50; fringed, $1.50; silk plush, $5... ...Lothrop. Co-operation, Manual of. Holyoake, G. J. 35c. Alden. Cottin, Mme. Sophie. Elizabeth. Fr. the Fr. (N14) S. .... Crowell. .Harper. Cuban sketches. Steele, J. W. p. 50c................ Putnam. Macmillan. Decimal classification. Dewey, M. $4; mor. $5, Library Bureas. Defences to crime. Lawson, J. D. shp. $6.... Whitney. Derby, J. C. Authors and publishers. Pop, ed. (N14) O. $2. Carleton Echoes of many voices. Thurston, E. A. $1.50 Lethrop Gettsberger. Tickner. P. 50c.... Elsie books. See Finley, M. E. Elizabeth. Cottin, S. 5o; p. 25c......... Engineering materials. Thurston, R. H. $5... Wrleg. England in Egypt. Towle, G. M. 500... English composition. Murray, J. E. 75c.. Epilepsy. Cowers, W. R. subs. $1.25.... Escaped from Siberia. Tissot, V. $2.. Eve of St. Agnes. Keats, J. $1.50; $2.50; $10. Estes & L. Exiles of Siberia. Cottin S. 5oc.; p. 25c.... Gottsberger, Expository sermons on the Old Testament. (N14) 0. $1.50.. Petter. Wood Routledge. Armstrong. Faith, Lesson of. Gatty, Mrs. A. p. soc..... Raxcoifh. Fargus, F: J. Slings and arrows. (N14) S.p. 10c Level. The story of a sculptor. (N14) D. p. 25c..... Ogilvie. Farjeon, B. L. The sacred nugget. (N7) S. p. 25c. Harfer. Farquharson, Martha, (pseud.) See Finley, M. E. Farrar, F: W: Success in life. (N14) T. p. 300. Cupples, U. Finley, Martha F. The two Elsies. (N7) D. $1.25. Dodd, Mead. Fleming, May A. Actress' daughter. (N14) D. $1 50. Carizten. Fletcher of Madeley. Macdonald, F. W. 75C. Armstrong. Lee & S. Lovel Fobes, W. K., comp. Five-minute declamations. (N14) ..... Estes & L. Inorganic chemistry. Lea Frankland, E:, and Japp, F. R. Frith, H: In the brave days of old. (N7) D. $2. Aiden. Little, B Routledge Lesson of faith. (N14) S. p. ribbon-tied, Randolph Harper's handy ser. See Colquhoun; Farjeon; Mac Lying-in-period, Management of. Landis, H. G. $1.75. High-lights. (N14) D. $1.25.. Routledge. Hints ou taking a house. Boulnois, H. P. 50c. ...Spon. Aiden. Medical World. How I gave my heart to Christ. Brown, F. G. p. 25c. Randolph. Woodbury. How to become quick at figures. 7th ed. (N14) D. $1. Hunting, Beaufort, Duke of. $3.50. Wood. Illinois. Supreme Court. Advance sheets of report. (N7) O. shp. Carlon & H. Blakiston Crowell. Lea. Infant feeding. Meigs, A. V. $1....... Mills. ...Lovell. 75C Macfarlane, A. R. See Shakespeare. .... Little, B. Randolph. Harper. Museum of wonders. Opper, F. bds. $2.... .. Routledge. Katharine Walton. Simms, W. G. p. 30c.... Tibbals. Kellogg, H. M. Twelve hours with young people. (N14) Old highways in China. Williamson, I. $1.25. .......Little, B. Lamb, C: Essays of Elia. (Ainger.) (N7) D. 6oc.. Alden. Spon. Landis, H: G. Labor and the lying-in-period. (N7) D. $1.75 .......Lea. Last leaf. Holmes, O. W. $10.... ...Houghton, M. Am, Agriculturist. Leisure hour ser. See McClelland. Whitney. Warne. Lena Graham. Lowndes, C. S. $1...... Lovett, R: Norwegian pictures. (N14) Q. $3.50.. Nelson. Am. Tr. Soc. Oldest church manual, called the teaching of the twelve Pears, E. Fall of Constantinople. (N14) O. $2.50. Estes & L. Poems of the law. Croke, J. G. $1.50.. Presidents of the U. S. Pierson, Mrs. H. W. bds. $1. Houghton, M. Lee & S. Stem to stern. Adams, W. T. $1.25 Cassell Surveying. Merritt, H. S. $5. Spen Helt. ..Lee & S. Tell your wife. (N7) S. p. 50c.. Aiden. Scovill Manf'g Co. Three Vassar girls in Italy. Champney, L. W. $2; bds. $1.50... ..Estes & L. Thurston, Elizabeth A., ed. Echoes of many voices. (N7) D. $1.50. ..Lothrep Thurston, R. H. Materials of construction. (N14) 0. $5 Wiley Scovill Manfg Co. (N7) S. p. 75c. Heit. Scovill Manf'g Co. Scribner. Routledge. $1....... .. every girl's annual, (N7) O. $2.50 Russia and Greece. Colange, L. de. $3.75.... Estes & L. Sacred nugget (The). Farjeon, B. L. p. 25c ..Harper. Sadlier, Agnes. History of Ireland in words of one syllable. (N7) D. bds. $i..... Saint Nicholas and Christmas eve. (N14) T. p. 40c. Routledge. Lockwood. St. Pierre, J. H: B. de. Paul and Virginia. (N7) O. bds. Sculpture for beginners. Clements, C. E. $2.50. Tiernan, Mary S. Suzette. (N14) S. $1.25........ Tissot, V:, and Améro. C. Escaped from Siberia. Fr. the Tongue diseases. Butlin, H. T. $3.50... Lea. Wayward life. (N14) D. $1. Cushings & B. ..Carleton. White heather. Black, W. $1.25; p. 20c... Harper. $1.25.. Am. Tr. Soc. Funk & W Andrews. .......... Lea. Wit of woman. Sanborn, K. $1.50 World's workers ser. See Matéaux; Phillips; Pitman; Smiles. Soudan. See Towle, G. M. Spare minute ser. See Thurston, E. A. Spaulding, R. First lessons in amateur photography. Scovill Manfg Co. Lockwood. Worth the wooing. Hamilton, Lady G. p. 25c.Peterson. ...Comstock. Wright, Henrietta C. Children's stories in Am. history. LIST OF NEW ENGLISH BOOKS. Published from November 2 to 14. Selected from the [London] “Publishers' Circular." Bancroft, R. M., and Francis, J. Tall chimney construction: a practical treatise on the construction of tall chimney shafts, containing details of upward of eighty existing mill, engine house, brick works, cement works, and other chimneys in England, America, and the con tinent, constructed in brick, iron, and concrete. Roy. 8°. 136 p., 6s. 6d... Clerke, Agnes M. A popular history of astronomy dur ..Simpkin. ing the nineteenth century. 8°. (Edinburgh, Black 48% P., 125. 5d... ....... Lengman. Crofter in History. By Dalriad. Post 8°. (Edinburgh, Brown.) 104 p., 2 s..... ..Simpkin. A history of the Crofter question, from early times to the present day. Dupanloup. Bp. of Orleans, Life of, by Abbé F. Lagrange. Translated from the French by Lady Herbert. 2 v. 8°. 930 P., 325... Chapman. Fairholt, F. W. Costume in England: a history of dress to the end of the 18th century. 3d. ed. enlarged and thoroughly revised by Hon. H. A. Dillon. Illustrated with above 700 engravings. V. 1 History. V. 2 Glossary. 5s. each. (Bohn's Artist's Library.) Bell & S. Fauriel, M. Last days of the consulate. From the French. Edited, with an introduction, by M. L. Lalanne. Post 8°. 350 p., 10s. 6d.... ...Low. Fornander, A. An account of the Polynesian race. V. 3. 8°. 304 P., 95. (English and Foreign Theological Library.) ..Trübner. Fröbel. Mother's songs, games, and stories. Fröbel's Mutter und Rose-Lieder," rendered in English by Frances and Emily Lord. Containing the whole of the original illustratious and the music, rearranged for children's voices with pianoforte accompaniment. 8°. 7s. 6d.... ...Rice. Goadby, E., Watt, W The present depression in trade, its causes and remedies, the "Pears" prize essays (of one hundred guineas), with an introductory essay by Professor Leone Levi. 8°. 130 p., sewed, Is......Chatto. History of the Reign of George II. With a special notice of the rising of 1745, based on Bright, Green, Macaulay, and Chambers, and analyzed and arranged on a new method. With plans of seven battles and examination questions, original and selected, by Oxon. Post 8. 112 p., 38... Sonnenschein. Leyland, Francis A. The Brontë family with special reference to Patrick Branwell Brontë. 2 v. post 8°. 618 p., 21S.... ..Hurst & B. Mary, Queen of England, Memoirs of (1689 1693), together with her letters and those of James II, and William III. to the Electress Sophia of Hanover. Edited by Dr. R. Doebner. 8°. 106 p., sewed, 38.........Nutt. Meignan, V. From Paris to Pekin over Siberian snows. A narrative of a journey by sledge over the snows of NOTES ON AUTHORS. European Russia and Siberia, by caravan through Mongolia, across the Gobi Desert and the Great Wall, and by mule palanquin through China to Pekin. Edited from the French by William Conn, with supplementary notes not contained in original edition. With map and illustrations. 8°. 430 p., 16s... ..... Sonnenschein. Millais, J. E. The parables of Our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. Engraved by the Brothers Dalziel. Roy. 8°. 3s. 6d. and 5s.......... Christian Knowledge Society. Miller, F. Interior Decoration: a practical treatise on surface decoration, with notes on color stencilling and panel painting. With 71 illustrations. Post 8°. 144 P., Wyman. Moffat, R. S. Mr. Henry George the "Orthodox." An examination of Mr. George's position as a systematic economist, with a review of the competitive and socialistic schools of economy. 8°. 290 p., 10s. 6d. Remington. Newman, Cardinal, Catholic life and letters of. With notes on the Oxford movement and its men by John Oldcastle. 8°. 84 p., 2s. 6d.. Burns &O. an Assamese of a Bengali W. H. Allen. Nicholl, G. F. A Bengali grammar, also grammar, being the first and last parts manual. 12°. 120 p., 25 ...... Saintsbury. G. Specimens of English prose style from Malory to Macaulay, selected and annotated with an introductory essay by George Saintsbury. Post 8°. 410 p., parchment, 128 ..Paul. On the varieties of the horse, food, water, air, exercise, with hints on breeding, purchasing, etc. Shelley Birthday Book and Calendar. Compiled and edited by J. R. Tutin. Sq. 16°. 7s. 6d.; 32°, 3s. Unwin. Syed Ahmed Khan. Life and works. By Lieut.-Col. G. F. J. Graham. Post 8°. 416 p., 14s...... Blackwoods. Vambery, Arminius His life and adventures. Writ ten by himself. With introductory chapter, dedicated to the boys of England; portrait, and 17 illustrations. Post 8°. 356 p., 5s..... ....Unwin. Vasili, Count P. Berlin Society. Post 8°. 230 p., 6s. Low. Letters written from Berlin describing society, after the same manner as the author's "World of London." REV. ALFRED AINGER has undertaken to BEN: Perley Poore will publish his reminis- write a volume on Thomas Hood for the Engcences during the coming year. lish Men of Letters series. Prof. Colvin's volume on Keats for the same series is now in the press. MRS. JENNIE JUNE CROLY, the founder of Sorosis, is writing a history of that celebrated women's club. CHARLES H. KERR, of Chicago, has in press a novel portraying life in that city under the title of "Foiled.' "STEPNIAK" is about to bring out a work on the Russian army, in which he will embody his articles in the Times on that subject. MR. W. H. MALLOCK is writing a new romance, which will deal with politics and principles, and the antagonism between the two. MR. J. CONRIED MARTEN has written a work entitled "The Real Countess Guiccioli," to be a companion volume to Jeaffreson's "The Real Lord Byron." IT is stated that High Lights," the anonymous novel lately published by Houghton, Mifflin & Co., was written by a daughter of Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney. MR. F. MARION CRAWFORD has written a short story named "The Upper Berth," which will appear in a London Christmas annual edited by Mr. Henry Norman. SIDNEY LUSKA, author of "As it Was Writ ten," is said to be Henry Harland, a clerk of the Surrogate Court, New York. He is not a Jew, as has been surmised. LEOPOLD VON RANKE hopes to complete his great "Universal History," in 1888. A sixth volume is about to appear-and the historian has just passed his ninetieth birthday. THE author of "The Bar Sinister," recently published by Cassell & Co. is said to be Mrs. Jeannette Walworth, of New York, a Southern woman by birth and training, and a writer of long experience. PROF. CHARLES F. RICHARDSON has been for some years at work on a "History of American Literature," of which the first volume will probably appear next year. It is planned to be complete in three volumes. DR. W. T. HARRIS, whose exposition of Hegel's Logic in the series of Griggs's Philosophical Classics was promised in December, finds that he requires more time than expected, and the book will therefore be delayed a few weeks. MR. ANDREW CARNEGIE will publish, through Charles Scribner's Sons, next spring a book entitled "The Triumph of Democracy: Fifty Years' March of the Republic.' He will contrast the growth of this country with the growth of Great Britain during the past half century. MISS MAMIE DICKENS, the eldest daughter of Charles Dickens, has written a short biography of her father, which Cassell & Co. will issue in their The World's Workers series. Miss Dickens has condensed the story of her father's public life and has taken pains to show him as he was at home, with his family and at his work, and she has given what will, perhaps, be regarded as the pleasantest pen picture of the great novelist. |