Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-05
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

"The Rights of Women and the Sexual Relations" by Karl Keinzen. Translated by Mrs Emma Heller Schumm. An ex- tremely radical work, daringly and severe ly plain-spoken. Whatever may be the popular estimate of the authors views he seems to have been held personally, in the highest esteem, by such men as Wendell Phillips, William Lloyd Garrison and Charles Sumner. Published by Benjamin R. Tucker, Boston. For sale by E. P. Judd.
 'The Price of a Coronet, or Jeanne Der thout, Countess of Mercoeur." Adapted from the French of Pierre Sales by Mrs. Benjamin Lewis. A well-written story, thoroughly French and very emotional, but as the actors seem to insist upon their own misery, when the natural remedy lies close at hand, the readers sympathy is not too violently aroused. Published in the 'sBlue Library series'' by Cassell & Co.,, New York For sale by E. P. Judd.
 The following are published in Casselrs | Sunshine series: "Moors and Christians, and Other Tales" A collection of short stories translated from the Spanish of Al arcon by Mary J. Serrano. Although the | novels of this master of fiction have been we'll received, his short stories are un- known to English readers, this being the | first time they have been translated. ''The Man With Thumb" by w. c. Hud- son C"Barclay North.'D A sensational sto- i " of New York life and detective skill-a story with a plot. "A Debt of Hatred, '' by Georges Ohnet, author of "The Iron Master" etc. A story of French life, in tense and exciting, but not equal to ''The Iron Master" For sale by E. P. Judd.
 "Juggernaut, 8 Yelled Record," by George Cary Eggleston and Dolores Mar bourg. A powerful novel, intended to show how the Juggernaut of speculation crushes the life out of those who come in the way of its terrible power. An i'm. pressive lesson to those whom the specu lative craze lures away from safety and in tegrity to the mad pursuit of wealth and power. That there is just this frightfu peril in the air of our American life is well known, and the intent of the story ii to show the danger of moral suicide-tht | surrender of love, home, life itself, to ths | remorseless god of wealth. The cover bears an appropriate binding stamp, ar oriental gold coin upon which is the grea
 car of the Hindoo deity. Published by
 Ford, Howard & Hurlbert, New York
 For sale by E. P. Judd.
 "Eleven Possible Cases' is book writ
 ten by eleven popular authors. The till
 describes the contents of this bright vol
 ume. Each author was asked to write tn,
 story of a possible case-something tha
 had the air of plausibility while beini
 quite improbable. The result of this in , genius plan is a collection of imsginativ
 stories, each in an entirely different styl
 and all clever and entertaining. Franl
 Stockton, Joaquin Miller, Edgar Fawcet
 and "Sidney Luska" are among the clever authors. Published in the Sunshine serie
 by Cassel & Co.,, New York. For sale b,
 E. P. Judd.
 "The Wedding Ring, Tale of To-day,
 by Robert Buchanan, author of ''Th
 Shadow of the Sword" Dramatic ant
 descriptive" are terms everywhere applie, to MT. Buchanan's novels. A poet he known to be, delighting in the indulgenc
 of imagination; theatrical he can afford t be, since he never writes trash. Publishe' in the Sunshine series by Cassell & Co. New York. For sale by E. P. Judd. 3 seUnder the Trees and Elsewhere" b 3 Hamilton Wright Mabie, author of "M = Study Fire" A collection of out-of-doo B studies and meditations which have at 1T z tervals during the last four years appeare
 in the Christian Union, and forming companion volume to those indoor rev, | ries entitled My Study Fire" No mo,