MR. HEINEMANN'S LIST. Vj 



iffction.— popular 35. 0t>. IRovels. 



MAMMON. A Novel. By Mrs. Alexander. 



LOS CERRITOS. A Romance of the Modem Time. By 



Gertrude Franklin Atherton. 



THE AVERAGE WOMAN. By Wolcott Balestier. 



With an Introduction by Henry James. 



THE JUSTIFICATION OF ANDREW LEBRUN. By 



F. Barrett. 



PERCHANCE TO DREAM, and other Stories. By Mar- 

 garet S. Briscoe. 



CAPT'N DAVY'S HONEYMOON, The Blind Mother, 



and The Last Confession. By Hall Caine. 



A MARKED MAN : Some Episodes in his Life. By Ada 



Cambridge. 



A LITTLE MINX. By Ada Cambridge. 



A CONSPIRACY OF SILENCE. By G. Colmore. 



A DAUGHTER OF MUSIC. By G. Colmore. 



BLESSED ARE THE POOR. By FRAN901S Copp£e. 

 With an Introduction by T. P. O'Connor. 



WRECKAGE, and other Stories. By Hubert Crackan- 



THORPE. 



THE KING'S JACKAL. By Richard Harding Davibs. 



With Four Illustrations by Charles Dana Gibson. 



IN SUMMER ISLES. By Burton Dibbs. 



A COMEDY OF MASKS. By Ernest Dowson and 



Arthur Moore. 



THE OUT SPAN. Tales of South Africa. By J. Percy 

 Fitzpatrick. 



A PINCHBECK GODDESS. By Mrs. Fleming (Alice M. 

 Kipling). 



THE COPPERHEAD ; and other Stories of the North 



during the American War. By Harold Frederic. 



THE RETURN OF THE O'MAHONY. By Harold 



Frederic. With Illustrations. 



IN THE VALLEY. By Harold Frederic. With lUus- 



trations. 



MRS. JOHN FOSTER. By Charles Granville. 



