The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-30
BOOK NOTICES

BARRET DURAND. By John McGovern.
Rand, McNally & Co., publishers. New
York. Paper. This is the first one az the
Globe Library series, and a very good
number 1t Is 1t is a story that will be read
with pleasure and interest.
The DAYS OF Ny YoUrH. From the
French of Francois Coffee. Bedford Com
pany, 1922 East Eighteenth street New
York. Paper, so cents. This story is an
excellent enc, and it is so we'll translated
that 1t loses none of the interest il possessed
IN the original.
THoUGHTLEss YES, AND OTHER
STORIES. By Helen H. Gardiner Bedford
Company, 1922 East Eighteenth street.
New York. Paper, so cents. This is an in
terestlng collection of short stories. all of
Whicn are we'll worth reading. For passing
an iole hour at summer resorts the volume
Will be found to be especially adapted.
lMMoRTELLEs AND OTHER MEMORIAL.
POEMS. By S. K. Phillips. MacGowan &
Cooke, printers. Chattanooga. The book is
dedlcatory offering by the author 10 his
DEAD and living comrades of the ''lost
cause on the occasion of the first grand
general encampnent of the survivors of
1nae great struggle, which meets in Chatts-
nooga, Tenn, on July 3, and to continue
through July and s. All over the actuaI
cost OF the edition of 900 copies the author
proposes to turn over to IN. B. Forrest
lamp No. 3, Confederate Veterans" of
chattanooga, Tenn, to be disposed of by
the camp" aud the proceeds to form the
nucleus OF fund to be contributed by the
camp" to monument in memory of their
old chief, jefferson Davis.
MAGAZINES.
ScrtbneT'S for July is particularly bright
and interesting. The fiction and o oetry are
OF the best, and the general articles are
timely and valuable. "Surf and Surf Bath
Ing" by Duffield Osborne, is finely illus
trated, and will be read at sea-shore resorts
with absorbing interest. The entire num-
Der shows appreciation of the public taste
and a desire to please and instruct. Charles
Scrlbner's Sons, New York
The Cosmopolitan for July is an excep-
tionally good number. 1t has quite a num-
Der OF articles that are certain to attract
wide attention. Mr.. S. G.. W. Beniamin's
article, High Life In Persia illustrated, is
full or interesting information. Miss Bis
land continues her accou 1T of her flying
trip around the world, and a very readable
account it IS. Mrs. Roger A. Pryor has an
article on American Society" that is sure
to attract attention. The fiction ia the
number is of a high standard. Cosmopol.
ltan. Fifth avenue. Broadway and Twenty
fifth streets, New York.
The new serial, called Felicia" by Miss
Fanny Murfree, sister to Charles Egbert
Craddock, opens the Atlantic for July.
The scene is laid in one of the smaller
American cities Miss Murfree's pages are
ft,1l st. ,L.-
ls an atmosphere about the story which
promises well for the future numbers. The
very. title, The Town Poor" gives one a
sufficiently clear idea of what Miss Jewett's
clever pen makes of such subject. This,
with some chapters of Mrs. Delands sid
ney," concludes the fiction of the number.
James Russell Lowell'S lines sin Volume
of Sir Thomas Browne" and some verses
on Wendell Phillips, represent the poetry,
and there is also some charming verse at
the end of DR.. Holmes "Over the Teacups."
Houghton, Mitfiin & Co., II East Seven
tenth street, New York.
The Arena for July has a very attractive
table of contents. Among other things it
has complete drama, entitled "Under the
Wheel" written by the talented young Bos-
ton artist. Hamlin Garland. 1t is something
more than an entert aiming social drama
strong moral purpose lies behind it, or
rather may be said to have inspired it. The
opening scenes are in an over-crowded tene-
meut in Boston; from here the actions shift
to the heavily mortgaged farms of the far
west, where the scenes, though strikingly
unlike those in the great eastern center, are
none the less pathetic Bismarck and His
Time" is the subject of a very able and en-
tertaining sketch by Rabbi SCHNEIDER. Rev.
Carlos Martyr, D. D.. contributes brill
liant and suggestive paper Oh "Churchianity
versus Christianity" which will doubtless
occasion much comment and criticism.
Arena Publishing Company, Pierce build
ing, Copley square, Boston, Mass.