Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-12
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MAGAZINES.
Tho Church Magazine for July contains:
THE Development of Christian Sacred Mu-
sic, INDIAN Story Land "A Modern Poet, /"
1.-The Mighty Countess Matilda" The Twelve
Apostles, " - hoole and Industrial Life etc.
l.. r. Hamersy 4 Co.. publishers l5le Chest
nut street. Philadelphia.
The American Angler is publishing series
of special illustrated papers. Ike one in May
on the "Trout and Black Bass was one of
very great interest to lovers o: Ene sport of
fishing and those who are fond of natural his
tory. The July edition is devoted to THE
Game Fishes of the West" and is an exceed
lngy attractive number. The American
Angler, New 1ork and Chicago.
Tho Overland Monthly for July is a very
strong number. Among its articles OF special
interest are "Chata and Chnta," Chapters
Ill. ". and ". "A Cruise on a Cayuse,"
"a Lost island" irrigation and Drainage"
! "A Priucely PIoneer," Crossing the Califor-
MIA Sahara" Romance of the south DOmes,"
| "Unfrequented Paths of Yosemite" around
the Horn in 49, etc. The Overland Monthly,
San Francisco.
SchoppelPs Modern Houses, an illus trated
architectural quarterly. This publication has
had phenomenal success. 1t is prepared
with great care, and serves admirably the
purpose for which it is intended. The pres
ent number contains a large number of very
handsome illustrations, and those who are
contemplating the building of houses could
not do a wiser thing than to study the plans
which it contains. Robert w. Schoppell 1911
Broadway, New York city.