By WILSON BARRETT _Player's Edition. Illustrated. Cloth, 75 cents_. A new edition, illustrated by scenes from the play. There is still a live demand for this widely-known novel. "No romance of early Rome can equal it in any of the points of its splendidly romantic conception, highly dramatic fervor, or its noble and ignoble extremes of characterization. Religion, history, literature, owe Wilson Barrett a great debt for his production of this work, which is one that one may not hesitate to prophesy will endure so long as literature itself may."--_Boston Courier_. * * * NEVER-NEVER LAND By WILSON BARRETT _12mo. Decorated Cloth, $1.50_. A dramatic and adventurous love-story of to-day, told by the author of the famous "Sign of the Cross." The book is full of action and incident. Part of the scene is laid in America and part in foreign countries. * * * J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA AT THE MOORINGS By ROSA N. CAREY _12mo. Cloth, $1.50_. Another book in the series of Miss Carey's fine love-stories and pictures of English life and character, which are noted for their sweetness and wholesome charm. * * * ROSABEL By ESTHER MILLER _12mo. Decorated cloth, $1.25_. A love-story of English life which is bringing the author deserved praise. The plot is natural, and the characters true to life. * * * AN ANGEL BY BREVET By HELEN PITKIN _12mo. Frontispiece. Cloth, $1.50_. Miss Pitkin's first book has met with instant and generous welcome. It is a love-story of New Orleans. The picturesque setting, the glimpses of the old aristocratic life there, the strange superstitions and rites of voodooism are deftly and ably drawn. * * * J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA BY E. F. BENSON * * * THE CHALLONERS 12mo. Cloth, $1.50 "Mr. Benson's latest novel, 'The Challoners,' is probably the best thing he has done so far. In 'The Challoners' his happiest faculty, that of putting smart society on paper, is shown to its best advantage. He is at home with English people, and when he attempts to picture the heights and depths of a father's despair when he sees his children taking what is to him a plunge into moral perdition, his work is deft and true and commendably sincere. An entertaining, well-written story, with deep feeling in it."--_Chicago Record-Herald_.