The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

the writer is not in love with "Our Mary's"
dancing. Otherwise, he rhapsodizes over
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The Green Bag for January a magazine for
lawyers edited by Horace Fuller is a new
conner which THE APPEAL receives most cor
daily. The contents are attractive and
composed mostly of articles on matters rela.
tive to the bar. A portrait of Chief Justice
Fuller, with biographical SKETCH forms
the frontispiece. "The White Chapel Trag-
cdies, from the Joundlof Jurisprudence, dis
cusses the question of the insanity OF the
murderer, which the conclusions dlsprove.
"The Harvard Law School," by Louis ID.
Brandeis, is the history condensed of this
institution, comprising brief mention Of the
different professors who have held such
high rank in the work of educating and fit
ing students for the profession of law Por-
traits of Joseph Storey, Simon Greenleaf,
Joel Parker, Theophilus Parsons Emory
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and horrible TO give one the nightmare. The
editorial department contains quantity Of
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The February Wide 4ipake THE D. Lothrop
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relating bits Of history Of certain famous
artists and their works in genre. Illustn-
tons Of "a Swaddled Infant Of Andrea Della
Robbia" panel Of Singing Gallery" by
Luca Della Robbia; est John the Baptist"
by Donatello and "An Altar Piece" by
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From the same house we have received
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News" by Mrs. G. NJ. Livingston. tells the
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Origin Of Scientific Charity In Hamburg"
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Table TIik for January February. each,
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besides many useful hints generally Emma
Sophie Stlwcll writes pointcdly ON The
woman's Exchange Movement" "scnsona.
bic Grocery Hints" by Eplcurus Is another
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Customs 81 the Ancicnts" by Joseph Whit.
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"fhe Cultivation Of Coffee" byJ. McCombie
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