Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-12
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A BOHEMIAN TRAGEDY, = dramatic novel Of
New FORK life, by Miss Lily Curry. Mo
rocco cloth, 81; paper GOV sr, SOC. T. B. Pc
tersOn Brother, publishers, Philadelphia.
In thus story a number OF prominent Bohe-
mians are brought upon the stage and made
to exhibit their individual peculiarites in un-
reserved fashion, constituting "a very remark
able collection OF portraits of many pccen-
trlc ladies' ard gentlemen who live by the pen
and furnish tool Tor p'uuaut ''persOuala' IN
the newspapers. LuceY NIlCe, the heroine. Is
q young woman of beau " and ability. string
Cling in the wnirl of metropolitan letters a
verltable Bohemian, VIII a. touching ca-aer Is
fun Of lessons that 10 viii profit her sister
toiers to learn. Winthrop Coutts. success
ful "all-rOUnd writer" lis the nero. Besides
the IOhemians there are some glmnses of
publishers and those who court literary So
ciety. A love story runs through The book,
and several of the incidents are highly thrill
ing and dramatic.
SALAMIBO. OF FIaubert. Saxon g. Co, Pub
fishers, IS Tribune Building, New York
THE fascinating story vi love and war, rich
in heroic Cgrthag1nian lore, set in glowing
barbarc spendor, surrounded with an at
mosphere OF dreamy tropical warmth and To-
cal color, and with its weird serpenr scene
and mysterious cults, has long been regarded
as an untranslatable work. This delicate task
has been accomplished IN such a subtle man
ner As to preserve all the ylgor. natural real
ism and idylllc style of the original. tlau-
bert's WORKS have inspired more pictures in
the French Salon during the past few years
than any book except the Bible. The appear
ance of S1la'a,a6o in English s looked for
ward to with great interest in literary and
art circles.
MAGAZINES.
The Political Science QIqrter1y is a new
periodical, which furnishes field for the dis
cussion of political, economical and legal
questions. The first number contains an in
PRODUCTION by Prof. Monroe Smith, an article
Collection of Duties;" "American Labor Sta
tistics:" Legislative Inquests; - 1.-The Berlin
Conference" ana reviews of prominent
events. CHM Il Co., publishers, 10 fremont
street, Boston.
The Ogsyland Aont1lv for April is a valua-
bic number. Among the most interesting
articles and stories are: ION the Trail OF
Geronimo" 'The Real Mother" by A. A.
Sargent, ''Some One to Some Other" ''The
Land Question Stated" "The Taxation of
Land" "A WOr5hiper of the Devil" etc.
Overland Monthly Company, l20 Sutler street,
san Francisco.
The Church Magazine for April contains "a
Lenten Meditation" "The Growth of the
American Episcopal Church." Threnodv OF
Midnight Chimes" doctor johnson" "The
Rector's Daughter (cOnt.), an essay on Gar
dening." and other able articles. l.. r. Ha-
mersy n Co., publishers, Philadelphia.
Ba6yhood for April. Every mother OF young
children should have this excellent magazine.
The information and hints contained in every
number are invaluable BabyhoOd Publish
ing Company, Beekman steeet, New York.
The Remote for April 10 is a handsome and
interesting number, especially to musicians,
artists and lovers of the drama. The Key
note, publishers, New York.
The Insurance Monitor for April will be
found of especial interest to insurance men
and lawyers. Insurance Monitor, 1871 Broad
way, New York.
The Insurance Lao Journal for April con-
tains many Important decisions. C.. c. Hine,
publisher. 1875 and lS7 Broadway, New \ ork.
The Nqrylapd TURNER for April maintains
the reputation of that excellent monthly
Ezra Whitman, publisher, Baltimore, Md.