The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-04

tecJme wild with enthusiasm over the mvs-
terloIs oolngs OF ter artisans within ths
ieS Two contributions present In IN,
structlye juxtaposition the savage and the
CIVILIZED ethods Of hunting the jsck-rabbit
OF the west. "CourSing with Greyhounds
In Southern California BY c. F. Holder.
| gives the civiliz d view Of the sport and in
"A Pueblo Rabbit Hunt, by c. F. Lummis.
we see the primi tive method. Julian Haw-
thorne contributes an Egyptian parable
called 1.-The Child and the Pyramid aud
Prof. BoyeSen tells a thoroughly modern
story OF The poet of the Hempstead Cen
tennlal." There are quite large number
OF other articles Of great interest. Century
Company, Union square, New York.
November begins the twentieth year of
the Century Magazine. The ooening pages
are devoted to a generous installmento of the
| long-expected autobiography of Joseph
Jefferson. jefferson begins the account of
his life by description of his playhouse; :"
namely, behind the scenes" of a tneater.
| He presents the most frank and humorous
reductions of his childhood; he describes
Chicago and the west in 1888 and 1889: a
significant adventure at the home of Lin
| coin, Springfield, Ill, and the voyage Of
his family in hatboat. He also gives his
recollections of James -Wallack, Sr., the
elder Booth and Mncready. The ilIustra-
lions are numerous. and include portraits
OF jefferson himself, his parents and grand
father, Tyrone Power, James Wallack,
Macready and Junius Bfutus Booth.
The same number begins several other
Serials; notably, Mrs. BarT's novel,
Friend Olivia" in which it is evident that
the selfish and fascinating Anastasia is to
divide with the sanity Olivia the interest
of the story. The scene is laid in Crom-
wells time, and Cromwell and Fox figure
in the plot.
Another serial begun in this number is
Stocktons "The Merry Chanter," illustrated
| by G. ID. Gibson.
One of the most curious articles is en-
titled "The Newness,'" and is by the late
Robert Carter, himself an eyewitness of
the vagaries of the transcendental move
ment In New England. The number is
Company, Union square, New York.
The Cosmopolitan for November is an
excellent number. 1t contains great va
riety of first-class matter One that will
attract ate ton is 1.-THE French Army on
a Peace Footing," by Count Paul Vasili,
and another is India Under the Queen. .
| by Frank G. Carpenter. "rhe Elixir of
Life in Science and Romance" by William
S. Walsh, is an article of considerable in
terest. No. 1868 Fifth avenue, New York.
The third number of the North American
Reriee0, issued by Lloyd Bryce. the new
editor, has for its leading feature discus
| sion of divorce by Cardinal Gibbons, Bishop
Potter, and Col. Ingersol, with general
| introduction containing statistics of interest
by the Rev. 8. W. Dixie, who has made a
special study of the subject 1t is feature
sure of careful reading by all who take up
the number Politics is represented this
month by Senator Vest and Senator Hoar,
who dip into the future as it concerns the
two parties. Mr.. Edison has a timely paper
on the electric light dangers, setting forth
fully views which the newspapers have
| already reported. Harold p. Brown, the
state expert, has paper on executions by
| electricity that commends itself. No. /
| East Fourteenth street, New York.
The November Eclectic has number Of
excellent articles, some of them being Of
much current significance. 1.-THE Progress
| of Cooperation" by George Jacob H oly
| cake and Nj. Millerand, tells us the latest
| facts about a most important movement in
labor reform. Russian Charac seristics'
is the first of series of papers, which
/ promise TO be full of interest aud instruc-
\ ton. The first deals In most pungent way
with the habit of unveracity and ypocrisy
which is a national dry-rot. Those in
terested il the religious life of the great
Catholic orders will find suggestive reading
in "a Glimpse into a Jesuit Novitiate,
by M. II. Dziewicki. which seems to b,
a truthful study from personal experience
w. s. Lilly gives us vigorous and thought
full paper cast in the form of dialogue, en-
titled I'm Search of Religion" which is
of great interest. An article, supposed to
have been written by Mr.. Gladstone, treats
the relations of Italy in the Tripartite ALI
ance in a way which foreshadows the Lib
eral policy, when the English home rule
party gets into power. No. 25 Bond street,
New York.