"A collection of those dearly loved 'Songs of Childhood' by Eugene Field, which have touched many hearts, both old and young, and will continue to do so as long as little children remain the joy of our homes. It was a happy thought of the publisher to choose another such child lover and sympathizer as Kenneth Grahame to write the Preface to the new edition, and Charles Robinson to make the many quaint and most amusing illustrations."--_The Evangelist._ =With Crockett and Bowie by Kirk Munroe= =With 8 full-page Illustrations by Victor S. Perard. 12mo $1.50.= This "Tale of Texas; or, Fighting for the Lone Star Flag," completes the author's _White Conqueror Series_. The Minneapolis _Tribune_ says: "It is a breezy and invigorating tale. The characters, although drawn from real life, are surrounded by an atmosphere of romance and adventure which gives them the added fascination of being creatures of fiction, and yet there is no straining for effect." =The Naval Cadet= =With 6 full-page Illustrations by William Rainey, R. I. Crown 8vo $1.25.= A Story of Adventure on Land and Sea, by GORDON STABLES. A stirring tale of seafaring and sea-fighting on the coasts of Africa, South America, Australia, New Guinea, etc., closing with a dramatic picture of the combat between the Chinese and Japanese fleets at Yalu. =The Stevenson Song Book= =With decorative borders. 4to $2.00.= In this large and handsome quarto, twenty of the most lyrical poems from Robert Louis Stevenson's "Child's Garden of Verse", have been set to music by such composers as Reginald DeKoven, Arthur Foote, C. W. Chadwick, Dr. C. Villers Stanford, etc. The volume is uniform with and a fitting companion to the popular "Field-De-Koven Song Book." =Twelve Naval Captains by Molly Elliot Seawell= =With 12 full-page portraits. 12mo $1.25.= Miss Seawell here tells the notable exploits of twelve heroes of our early navy: John Paul Jones, Richard Dale, William Bainbridge, Richard Somers, Edward Preble, Thomas Truxton, Stephen Decatur, James Lawrance, Isaac Hull, O. H. Perry, Charles Stewart, Thomas Macdonough. The book is illustrated attractively and makes a stirring and thrilling volume. =The Knights of the Round Table= =With 25 Illustrations by S. R. Benliegh. 12mo $1.50.= "King Arthur's Knights and their connection with the mystic Grail is here the subject of Mr. William Henry Frost's translation into child language. Many volumes have been prepared telling these wonderful legendary stories to young people, but few are so admirably written as this work," says the _Boston Advertiser_. =The Last Cruise of the Mohawk by W. J. Henderson=