Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE Penn MONTHLY, for June, presents
this table of contents TO its readers: "BalEac,
Moralist,n John Burand; "Art Education
and Art Patronage in the United States" II,
s. 3. Koehler; "History OF the First United
States Bank" i, A. S. Bolles; another Va
cation" J. I. Rsthrock; "Man's Origin and
Destiny" J.. Andrews Harris; Science
Progress of Aniline Chemistry" Darwin
and His Critics. University of Pennsyi-
John T. Morse, jr.; The Social Law of Labor,
William B. Weedsp; Newfoundland TO Man
itoba, w. Fraser Rae; Arctic Sunbesms,
Samuel S. Cox; Morocco and Its People, Ed
monde de Amicis; Art Needlework, Charles
G. Leland; The Literary Life, William
Shepherd; The Art Of Voice Production, A.
Patton; Opium Smoking in America and
China, n. H. Kane, M. D.; Cyclopedia Of
Practical Quotations, ]. X. Hoyt and Anna
NJ. Ward Books received. Edward Stern
& Co., Philadelphia, Pa, publishers
The June Popular Science Monthly begins
with an article by Judge J. 3. Stallo, of Gin
cinnati, entitled Speculative Science" HThe
Eye-like Organs of Fishes" by DIR. Ernst
Krause, editor of the German scientific peri
odical Kos1lOs, describes some remarkable
formations, almost exactly resembling real
eyes in appearance, that have been observed
on the bodies of certain small fshes living
near the bottom of deep seas, the nature and
objects OF which are puzzle to naturalists.
In "Ths Appointment of College Officers"
Prof. F. w. Clarke criticises the manner in
which the selection OF presidents and profess
sors is usually made by the boards of trustees
of collegiate institutions, where the denomi-
national orthodoxy of the candidate is too
likely to receive more consideration than his
educational qualifications. The article fol-
lowing this is defense Of physiological
Experimentation" by DR.. William B. Car
penter, in the form of an answer to the asser-
ton that Sir Charles Bell made his physio-
logical discoveries by the aid OF anatomy
alone. The next paper is an explanation Of
1.-THE Zuni Social, Mythic and Religious Sys-
TENS" by F. ii. Gushing, who, as the news
papers have widely informed the public,
has made a SPECIAL study of the sub
iect to the extent of having become
a Zuni himself tor the purpose. Prof
Daniel Krkuood furnishes an inter
esting account of Astronomical Panics."
Mr.. W. lie Conte Stevens closes his very full
account of THE Stereoscope: Its Theory
DR.. Won Dollinger's review of the history OF
s'The Jews in Europe" and the treatment
they have receivedE the hands Of the popes
and christian nations follow. Miss Eliza A.
Bowen tells, in sChemistry in High Schools"
how she has taught the science to her pupils.
Other articles are "A New Theory OF the
Sum-" Mr.. G. w. Siemens; 'sThe Future OF
Mind" BY Peter Bryce; an illustrated paper
"About the Molds;" "The Introduction
of Domestic Animals;" "Hydrodynamics
and Electricity" illustrated; and ''The
Cause of Tubercular Disease" The portrait
and biographical sketch are of Mr.. Darwin
The editor also has an article on Darwin;
and, under the title of "A Very Modern Re-
proach," fortiies the position taken in for
mer editorial concerning the defects OF our
present system of morals. New York: d.
Appleton & Co. Fifty cents per number, .