_D. APPLETON & CO.'S PUBLICATIONS_. * * * * * PAUL HEYSE'S NOVELS. THE ROMANCE OF THE CANONESS. A LIFE-HISTORY. By Paul Heyse, author of "In Paradise," etc. Translated from the German by J. M. Percival. 12mo. Paper, 50 cents; half bound, 75 cents. IN PARADISE. A NOVEL. From the German of Paul Heyse. A new edition. In two vols. 12mo, half bound (in boards, with red cloth backs and paper sides). Price, for the two vols., $1.50. "We may call 'In Paradise' a great novel with the utmost confidence in our judgment of it."--_N. Y. Evening Post_. TALES OF PAUL HEYSE. 16mo. Paper, 25 cents; cloth, 60 cents. * * * * * ARIUS THE LIBYAN: AN IDYL OF THE PRIMITIVE CHURCH. A new edition in new style, at a reduced price. 12mo, cloth. $1.25. "Arius the Libyan" is a stirring and vivid picture of the Christian Church in the latter part of the third and beginning of the fourth century. It is an admirable companion volume to General Wallace's "Ben Hur." "Portrays the life and character of the primitive Christians with great force and vividness of imagination."--_Harper's Magazine_. * * * * * S. BARING-GOULD'S NOVELS. RED SPIDER. A NOVEL. 12mo, paper. 60 cents. "A well-told and neatly-contrived story, with several excellent figures exhibiting broad traits of human character with vivacity and distinctness."--_London Athenaeum_. LITTLE TU'PENNY. A TALE. 12mo, paper. 25 cents. This charming novelette is reprinted by arrangement from the _London Graphic_, appearing here in advance of its completion in London. GABRIELLE ANDRE. 8vo, paper. 60 cents. * * * * * THE SILENCE OF DEAN MAITLAND. A NOVEL. By Maxwell Grey. 12mo, paper. 50 cents. "The Silence of Dean Maitland" is by a new English author who gives promise in this striking story of a brilliant future. It is a novel of a high intellectual order, strong in plot and character. A GAME OF CHANCE. A NOVEL. By Anne Sheldon Coombs, author of "As Common Mortals." 12mo. Cloth, $1.00. "A Game of Chance," by Mrs. Coombs, will, in its fresh and vigorous character drawing, and its fidelity to American life, fully justify the expectations awakened by her first novel, "As Common Mortals." IN THE GOLDEN DAYS. A NOVEL. By Edna Lyall, author of "Donovan," "We Two," "Won by Waiting," "Knight-Errant." A new edition, uniform with the author's other books. 12mo. Cloth, $1.50. "'In the Golden Days' is an excellent novel of a kind we are always particularly glad to recommend. It has a good foundation of plot and incident, a thoroughly noble and wholesome motive, a hero who really acts and suffers heroically, and two very nice heroines. The historical background is very carefully indicated, but is never allowed to become more than background."--_Guardian_. ARIUS THE LIBYAN; AN IDYL OF THE PRIMITIVE