The personal narrative of a remarkable ocean voyage, in the course of which the author circumnavigated the globe in a forty-foot sloop. SENIOR QUARTER-BACK, A. By T. Truxton Hare. Follows “A Junior in the Line.” Bob Walters, captain of the Varsity team, finds it necessary to discipline his friend Trelawney, a veteran player. The college sympathizes with Trelawney, but Bob proves he is right, and the team wins the great game of the year. SHORT-STOP, THE. By Zane Grey. A real baseball story, written by a man who was once a professional player. It is the story of a young man upon whom the support of his mother and a crippled brother devolves, and he turns to that in which he is proficient as a profession. SON OF LIGHT-HORSE HARRY, THE. By James Barnes. The story opens when General Robert E. Lee was a small boy. It follows him from his boyhood through West Point and the War with Mexico. SOPHOMORE HALF-BACK, A. By T. Truxton Hare. A companion to “Making the Freshman Team.” Bob Walters, a sophomore, is prominent in the various features of college life, and an escapade he has, with a friend, causes heavy damage, but they earn the money, pay the bill, and learn a valuable lesson. STORIES FOR BOYS. By Richard Harding Davis. Contains seven excellent short stories. TALISMAN, THE. By Sir Walter Scott. A story of the Third Crusade. Richard the Lion-Hearted and Saladin are two of the principal characters. TENNESSEE SHAD, THE. By Owen Johnson. More Lawrenceville Stories about Doc Macnooder, Finnegan, The Tennessee Shad, and the rest. TOM BROWN AT OXFORD. By Thomas Hughes. A sequel to “Tom Brown’s School Days.” TREASURE ISLAND. By Robert Louis Stevenson. The best (and most popular) pirate story for boys published. TRUTHS—TALKS WITH A BOY CONCERNING HIMSELF. By E. B. Lowry, M.D. This book presents in concise form the instruction concerning his physical nature which should be given to every boy approaching manhood. The origin and development of life is adequately discussed with appropriate taste and scientific accuracy. “UNITED STATES MIDSHIPMAN” SERIES, THE. By Yates Stirling, Jr. 1. UNITED STATES MIDSHIPMAN AFLOAT, A. Tells how two recent Annapolis graduates become involved in a South American revolution, are imprisoned, help to defend an intrenchment and fight a cruiser. 2. UNITED STATES MIDSHIPMAN IN CHINA, A. The two midshipmen on a gun-boat help to thwart an attack on an American mission during the Boxer rebellion. Contains an exciting plot. 3. UNITED STATES MIDSHIPMAN IN THE PHILIPPINES, A. Philip Perry and Sidney Monroe, the two midshipmen, take part in some stirring fights with the insurgents. The story gives a description of Philippine character and warfare. VARMINT, THE. By Owen Johnson.