The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-02
BOOK NOTICES.

Senator Lars Erikson." By Franklin
W. Lee. The Trice- McGill Company, st.
Paul. This is "a story of love and politics.
"Only Skin Deep" By Stanley McKenna.
Gould Publishing House, 20, % and 30
Frankfort street, New York. Paper so cents.
"How to Cooperate: A Manual for Co
operators" By Herbert Myrick. 352
pages, SO illustrations Svo. Price 81 80.
The Orange Judd Co. 50 and 81 Lafayette
place, New York This book describes the
how rather than the wherefore of co>opera-
ton. In other words. it tells Just
how to co-operate-that is how to
manage a cooperative store farm, or
and fire insurance, and cooperative
farmers and women's exchanges for
both buying aud selling The directions
given are based not on theory butt on the
actual experience OF successful cooperative
enterprises in all parts of the United States,
full list Of which is given in the appendix.
MAGAZINES.
The first number of the nineteenth vol<
ume of 81. Nicholas contains the beginning
of a serial for boys, by Brander Matthews.
1t is called tom Pauding,n and deals with
the search by boy for buried treasure in
the upper part of Manhattan Island.
Among the most amusing things in this
bright number is The Barber of Sari-
Ann" by Jack Bennett. The Century Cons
pany, Union square, New York.
The Arena for November is number
that will give great satisfaction to its
patrons. It's articles are excellent and
timely, and they are by the strongest and
best known writers on the subjects with
which they deal And the editorial notes
are excellent. This magazine is worthy of
the patronage it receives, aHd it is steadily
growing in public favor. The Arena Pub
fishing Company, Pierce building, Copley
square. Boston.
The Financial Chronicle sent out last
week to it's regular subscribers the first
issue of the new state and city supplement.
1t contains 1874 pages. 1t gives short his
| tori of each states debt. digest OF the con-
stitutional and statutory limitations of
| debts of states. aud cities, and much other
| matter which will prove of interest to the
investor. It's circulation will be confined to
| Subscribers Of the Chronicle, and 1t will not
Do offered separately for sale. William B..
| Dana & Co., !03 William street, New York.
! November Wids AtOaks has three notable
| features: The Boyhood OF Hawthorne"
By ais relative, Mrs Richard Manning Of
| e,lsLn. Mass. which Is full OF family anec-
dote auo gives photograph Of the first
portrait painted OF Hawthorne; the closing
chapters OF Margaret Siiney's famous Pep
| pers serial and "Nolan," q ballad by Mrs
| Laura f. Richards, giving the tragic story
| OF the bearer of Raglan's dispatch to
Iacan's Light Brigade" when they made
the famous charge" at Balaklava. d..
Lothrop Company, Boston.
Belrord's Monthly Democratic Rerie,c
for October presents handsome appear
Ancs and it is full OF good things. There
are stories, editorials, reviews, poems and
| miscellany, all Of which are excellent. Bel
fo-cpe is a strong candidate for public favor,
! and Il merit counts for anything it is GER
rair 10 achieve success. The article entitled
"Ex-(Iov. Gray OF Indiana" by Judge Hol-
man, will have many readers in the south
| as we'll as Ia the west, where Gov. Gray Is
regarded as presidential possibility. Bel
| ford s. Co., publishers, New York.
The complete novel in the November
number of Lippincotts Magazine is con-
tributed by Mrs. Poultney Bigelow, author
of Beautiful Mrs. Thorndyke," etc. 1t is
entitled, Tho Duke and the Commoner. '
! Two articles that will be read with great
| deal OF interest are 1.-The Evolution OF
! Money and Financs,n By }. Howard Cow
psrthwait, And "rhe Restoration Of Silver,
| by John a. 3rier. Octave Thanet, one OF
| the very cleveress Of American short story
| writers, contributes an original and very
entertaining story, called "The Return OF