Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-10

is full of valuable information about Charles
ton and its mu nieipal affairs, and contains
some very valu able statistics ana maps
feature of the volume is a picture containing
the portraits of the ilremasters and officers OF
the fire department Of the city OF Charleston
in lS4l. painted by c. Meyer, German
artist.
The address of Col. Charles c. Jones' Jr.,
LID, delivered before the Confederate Sur
vivors' Association In Augusta April 26, on
Memorial day, q copy of which the MORNING
NEWS has received, was an eloquent tribute
to the memory OF Robert TOomOs.
MAGAZINES.
The Century Magazine for May. A partial
list of contents includes "Americsn Country
Dwellings," THE Flour Mills OF Minneapo-
lis. Lick Observatory" "Hawthorne's PHI
losophy," Breeding Fancy Pigeons "Evo-
luton and Faith" From the Peninsula to
Antetam," by Gen. George B. Mcclellan;
Mcclellan at the Head of the Grand Army"
The Battle of South Mountain" by Gen: ID.
II. Hill; "Reply to Grant," by Gen. William
Farrar Smith. The Century Co., Union
Square, New York.
Outing for May contains continuation Of
Theodore Roosevelt's article on Ranch Life
and Game Shooting in the West" "Trout-
fishing in Maine, 1.-THE Last Voyage Of the
SURPRISE" Thomas stephens further pro-
gres., Around the World on a Bicycle"
''Three Weeks of savage Life" by Maurice
Thompson. "a Blockade Runner Under
Fire" and other excellent articles. The
Outing Company, 40 Nassau street, New
York.
The North American Review for May con-
tains "Defsrse of Charleston" by Gen. Beau
regard; "Tne Future Of the Colored Race"
by Fred Douglass; 1.-THE Removal of McClel-
LAM" "Our House OF Lords" edwin Nj.
| Stanton" bv Don Piatt; "Ship Building Va.
| Ship Owuing:" "StriSes and Arbitration"
| nv t. V. P0wdery; "The Hours of Labor"
| by Edward Atkinson. The North American
| Review, 30 Lafayette place, New York.
The Magazine OF American History for
May contains "Horatio Seymour" illustrated;
Historical Colorado" illustrated; IAN Old
House in New Orleans;" March of the
| SpanIards across Ilhnois;' "Shil0h, Second
| Days Battle" by Gen. VIM. Farrar Smith:
THE Battle of Cross Keys" etc. The Maya
zine OF American History, 80 Lafayette place,
| New York.
st. Nicholas, for May, is an excellent num-
Der. Among its contents are: when Shakes
peare was Boy. 1.-The Girls Tricycle. Club"
combinations of "Litte Lord Fauntleroy,'
| and George Washington" "A Search for the
| Lace Leaf" several ''St. Nicholas Dog StO-
ries," "A Knlckerbocker'Boy etc. The Cen
fury Company. Union square, New York.
Eclectic Magazine for May contains Ire
land Under Her Own Parliament" "A Diary
| of Vailadolid," "ReVelatlOns or History ana
| Geography" ''France Under Richelieu,"
''The Evolution of Theology by Prof. lux
| lev; s'SOcialistlc Rage" "The Australian
Lady Godlva, " etc. E. r. Pelton, publisher,
% Bond street, New York.
Lend a Hand, for April. This is new
magazine devoted to organized phlanthro-
by. 1t discusses ''What Creates PeuDersm, -
| Charity Organizations in New York" etc.
| IL is ably edited by Rev. Edward Everett
| Hale Mrs j. G. Davis, Mrs. Mary L. Dickin-
| son. and Miss Susan Hale. Lend a Hand, 3
| Hamilton Place, Boston.
The Brooklyn Magazine for April contains
kind of symposium on early Marriages"
and many interesting and instructive arti-
Giles, besides al the sermons of Revs. Henry
| Ward Beecher and T. Dewitt Talmage de-
| ivered the previous month. The Brooklyn
| Magazine Company, Murray street, New
! York.
The English Illustrated Magazine for April
contains ga North Country Fisherman"
TIE statue in the sea Wood" "a Country
| Sunday" Illustrated THE London Charter
| Aouse." illustrated, etc. Macmillan Il Co.,
! ll2 Fourth street, New York.