A powerful story of sociological questions. The scene is laid in Chicago, the hero being a professor in "Rockland University," whose protest against the unequal distribution of wealth and the wretched condition of workmen gains for him the enmity of the "Savior Oil Company," through whose influence he loses his position. His after career as a leader of laborers who are fighting to obtain their rights is described with great earnestness. The character drawing is vigorous and varied, and the romantic plot holds the interest throughout. _The Albany Journal_ is right in pronouncing this novel "an unusually strong story." It can hardly fail to command an immense reading public. A Georgian Actress. By PAULINE BRADFORD MACKIE. Author of "Mademoiselle de Berny," "Ye Lyttle Salem Maide," etc. With four full-page illustrations from drawings by E.W.D. Hamilton. Library 12mo, cloth decorative, gilt top, 300 pages. $1.50 An interesting romance of the days of George III., dealing with the life and adventures of a fair and talented young play-actress, the scene of which is laid in England and America. The success of Miss Mackie's previous books will justify our prediction that a new volume will receive an instant welcome. God--The King--My Brother. A ROMANCE. By MARY F. NIXON. Author of "With a Pessimist in Spain," "A Harp of Many Chords," etc. With a frontispiece by H.C. Edwards. Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 300 pages. $1.25 An historical tale, dealing with the romantic period of Edward the Black Prince. The scene is laid for the most part in the sunny land of Spain, during the reign of Pedro the Cruel--the ally in war of the Black Prince. The well-told story records the adventures of two young English knight-errants, twin brothers, whose family motto gives the title to the book. The Spanish maid, the heroine of the romance, is a delightful characterization, and the love story, with its surprising yet logical denouement, is enthralling. Punchinello. By FLORENCE STUART. Library 12mo, cloth decorative, gilt top, 325 pages. $1.50 A love story of intense power and pathos. The hero is a hunchback (Punchinello), who wins the love of a beautiful young girl. Her sudden death, due indirectly to his jealousy, and the discovery that she had never faltered in her love for him, combine to unbalance his mind. The poetic style relieves the sadness of the story, and the reader is impressed with the power and brilliancy of its conception, as well as with the beauty and grace of the execution. The Golden Fleece. Translated from the French of Amedee Achard, author of "The Huguenot's Love," etc. Illustrated by Victor A. Searles. Library 12mo, cloth decorative, illustrated, 450 pages. $1.50