The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-29
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MAGAZINES.
All that will ever be known and much
that could OF ly be known from "tne inside
in regard to what has been called the
greatest feat in modern j urnalism" is con-
tanned in "A Chapter from My Memoirs
by MIR. de Blowitz, il HaFpers Mayazine
FIR MAY. The ParIs CORES poAdent OF the
! don Times describes how ne secured
| wnaJ Bismarck had refused hlu-al al
vance copy of the berlin treaCy for puoli-
! caJon in the Times On the day that the
| cuuent was sig Ied and b-f lre 1t appeared
in any O.her Europa jOurAal. Tne same
| number Of the ma 5azi ! presents tie ii st
paper On "SJci i Lille in Russia" by one of
the rty lmmortais, tie Nlcemte Ell gene
| Mec IiOr de Vogue, whose vivid desCrip-
might almost be SAID to be5gar reality. f.
de Ihulstrup, VINO visited Russia last year
| for the express purp )se, furnishes numer
Gus Illustrations. DR.. Charles c. ABBOTT
tells OF the Egyptian lotus i'll "A Meadow
J4ud-hole,7 Anelie Rives, DR.. 7. w. Par
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wit, Andrew Maxwell, are the poets OF the
| number TIE poem by tle last named
ilu ,trated by Alfred Parsons. Il card
! Ma.cJlm johnston Contributes a Georgia
no sele5te, "O5eechee Ctoss-irings,0 with
drawings by A. B. Frost. Harper q
Brothers, New YORK.
Scrjbner'S Magazjn for May will inter
est readers of May and varied tastes. NJ en
of letters. lovers of good fcJoa AMI 20 try,
railway men, amateur and professional
PHI graphers, aId sportsmen will fad ar
tcles which will strongly appeal to the m.
! Tue variety and excellence Of the e1grav-
ings Wit delight those who apprec ate good
art Tne leading article on The Lhud OF
! the Winanishe.a begins a group deal
ing VITA dlifareny kinds Of h,a-
in. The WInanshe is the la ID
locked salmon cot Lake ST. John,
Canada region which has but recenVly
. become easily accessible to spo tsmen.
Theodore voorhees,, assistant general SUPER
int 4ndsnt of the New York Central, c IN
tributes to the railway series a luclt and
entertaining account of the vast and c)m-
plcated machinery which keeps ia motion
"rne Freght-car Service" of the country.
! Eugene Schuyler gives soms personal
"reminiscences Of Count ToisJOy Twenty
! Yea s AgO'-when he was On5 OF a remark
able group of r Issian write 5 little known
Outside If their native country. -Ch1rleS
Scrjdne,'S Sons. NetC York,
Tie May number Of the Magazine Of
American History brings another enter
TAXING chapter Of fresh cen.eunialiuforma-
tion, "Washiagton's Historic Luncheon ii
| Elizabeth with very unique piclOr!al at
| trac .ioLs, Including a sketcI OF the BOudl-
not mansioI, in wnic tho Luncheon took
| plaza: portraits not before published of
! some Of WashlngUons contemporaries who
| we're present, VITA sHgrav hgs of pieces o
ths beautiful j IA taJl5 ,ervc 90 AMI tver-
ware tuat we're pllced beflT9 tine Father of
| His Country "a that memorable OcCa sion
a century ago. These tIlustratlO IS viii be
| regarded with int 50 interest Just no", as
the same ileuji'A, table service, IN perfect
Preservation, is 10 be placed before Presi-
deaf Harrison at the luncheon given IN IA
honor tho da of his ARRIVAL IN New York
city, Aogil %. 1889. The secO NJ chapter Of
the number, "OlG Hill, tue Home Ut Pros
dent Monroe" is also from tbs vers itlle pen
Of the editor, and it Is richly illustra ed.
AS Broadway, New YORK.
A new serial story, by Edwin Lassetter
Bynner, opens the Aluttic monthly for
Nav. 1t is called Tue Bagum's Daugh-
ter. The scene OF the novel is laid in old New
| York about 1859 and some Of tle familiar
! KnickerbDck3 names apps ar ~ It. Mr.
! Eskc contributes Ous Of his valuable MS
totical papers on "Brandywine, German
,ovn. ana lSarat lga.n Mr.. W. II. Bishop
writ 5 a crap nc sketch of Tue Paris Ex-
posltioa ia Dishlblllo," giving its appear
ancs uh5h tue buildings wore just being
cospe.ed Ho also described the Elhel
towe., the great landmark of tho eXuIbi-
ton. Ana uusing article OH Tine Phil1so-
phv and Poe ~ Of Tears, is contributed Oy
y. T.. l.. Preston; Mr.. Frank Gaylord Cook
I writes about THE Lawyer II National
Politics" aud "reminiscences of famous
"Trottlng Hor,esn are given by II. {,
Merwin, Houguton, Mtiliu q Co., Boston
The May Eclectic presents many interest
ing features. MIR. Edward Whympec has
strong exposition Of tho Panama caaal and
tue causes of its failure, presenting details
not hitherto known to tie public. Nine
| Baye do Bury gives Us scatblnB STUDY II
| French literature lder the title OF "Ihe
D,cadence az Thought IN Flance." The
| "mperial Succession Of AUSTRIA made
sps ,ialy int, e,liug bY the Sal late of the
rscent crown prince is the subject OF an
able paper bt j. u. Boucher. an = OF.
Goodwin Smith has a very interesting a IT,.
rle on probiuitiunism as shown ! recau
at,tati1n,I IA tue Uuitsd states and Cadada,
.hicu thro muc hgut on vexet sub
icct. Ode OF the most b illiant a ID scath-
ing papers recently pub'isuel Is taat oy