Telegram-herald., 1891-05-03

Feod Fer Book Worms. Students
aud Teachers.
CONTENTS OF The GREAT AaClIsES
a Wealth Of Iaters.tiR< Literature ne
We've -Lats u elieations OF stAn-
aaTd WORKS by ERterpFssiDs
Publishers

OF Ensilsh labor Is j. T. Thorsld Rogers. Il
Price - ccnfs-Ibe II 4mbeaot Publish
lax Co. AsgoT Place. New herA.
Tins Is the fret number OF he Social
Science Library, which puts at the dis
position Of the public record that Is
invaluable. Ii rs the story OF the sirag-
gle of the English poor against the
avsr.ee OF priest and king, landlord anu
capitalist; a story told by the records OF
thousands OF court rolls. aud stewards
accounts, compiled by unconscious ms
| torisns who little dreamed of the tale
the figures they 30 patiently added up
would one day be made 10 tell. From
the beginning OF the thirteenth century,
when almost every one not only pos
sessed land tut cultivated u; when
landless man was looked Oh as an out
law and stranger; when the Use OF the
common pasture was without STINT, aud
| the arabic land OF the manor Was usu-
ally communal; from that remote date
| TO modern times, Prof. Rogers, con-
ducts the reader through the successive
stages of drama whose motive WAS the
| cheapenlng of labor for the benefit OF
| the monopOllst.
| HrR PiAYrHrNos. MrS. By Mable Esmonde Ca
| h.ll. vol. Il mo-. with photographs iiios ra
lratons. WOriAih.ton Co.. .s' broadway
| New YORK.
A bright. bold snd original story OF
| English and Continental society. Its
incidents are III some part taken from
real life, Its characters are skiiltuliy
drawn and It's heroine presents very
unusual but AZ the came time iascinat-
| ing type OF womanhood. IL IS written
with thorough knowledge of outdoor
sport, and the descriptions. especially
the horse, are particularly graphic and
exhllaiatIng. 1t is all IN al = most
t.pleasing love story. and its many
Fthansing scenes and sometimes per-
picking situations make il Il book OF IN
tense interest. Price IN cloth, Sl.00;
paper, 80 cents.
| AMERICAN Academy of Pulitlca. and Social
| Science. Station IL. Phlladelpha.
Professor r. NJ. TAYLOR, Of Michigan
University. will shortly publish IN the
proceedings of the American Academy
of Political and Social Science an arti-
Gle IN Natural Law which deserves the
attention of every one interested III
polItlca, questions. The author joins
issue with the current notions OH that
subject, and shows how true the popu-
La instinct is which prompts a man to
defend his elementary nights, If need
be by force.
STRANGE Revolution in women's Dress-will
American ladies dare adoptit, George Nun
roe. II 10 q Vandewater-st.. \. Y.
Some predict that the great change
in the fashionng of the clothes which
are to bc worn by women this coming
season is the most wonderful victory OF
the nineteenth century If fashion leaders
can be induced To adopt 1t, and appear
just once in public so arrayed. Men
will hold their breath in wonder at the
marvellous change it makes in lovely
women. ''Few of the fair sex cap help
( being beautiful IN these gioye-httlng
costumes" says a writer IN a recent
number of The New York and Paris
Young Ladies' Fashion Bazar. This
magazine is the only one in Europe or
America which makes speciality OF
giving those inclined to stoutness an
unrivaled appearance OF scuiptured
sinness," SAID Her Royal Highness
the Princess of Wales. Madame Patti
has ordered from the Paris house fou:
magnificent costumes, the designs oil
which appear in the April number OF
this Fashion BaZar-and in this maya
zine only.
Confessions OF NUx," by Sister Agatha
Published by yordon Bros 2li North Ninth
ST.. Philadelphia. For sale bv Eaton. Lyon
d Co.
An interesting story of convent life
told by n bright writer who pictures the
inner life Of Il convent and the comics S.
sIons of several Of the nuns. The posi-
ton of the recluse is attacked mainly
on the ground of Its unnaturalness.
The theory is bound to be received with
favor.
Three " onths with the New York Herald.
os ''0la News on Board OF homeward
| Bounder." hy Capt. A. Minott Wright. VIM.
Beverly Harrison. East iithst.. New YORK
The author in this book seeks for an
exclamation OF the queer ideas that
foreigners have OF Americans, and
rccollccts that he has seldom fonnd in
foreign ports any OF the journals OF the
T.. :. save the New York Uerald-a
hint TO newspaper men. The pages OF
this newspaper, read carefully during
the long voyage bomeward, furnish the
desired clew.
scrrGxsR'S MsGAzISE-Sew FORK.
Lieut.. J. ID. Jerrold Kelley, L. s. y.
writing of "The Ships Company" II
the S,rlbner series on ocean Steam
ships" says On the May numher):
'Beachcombcrs, shore huggers-mer'
Abraham's men-will tell you tn,
poetry has gone out OF IL all, and VIII
with much damning of their eyes. ant
shifting of their quids and hliching %
their tarry trousers. try 10 persuade
, you that steam has ruined the genuln'
sailors of story and Of song. But ths
IA mere transporting nonsense, 10
above and beyond everything he VIII
commands a ship. smoker or sailor, a
IL NAV chance. must first of all I've
: seaman. The demands Of modern Sc
, life have increased the responsihlItie
of the mariner, and in Ike measure TIA
professional alta nments required 81
. deeper. broader, and higher Than eve
before
/, Frrs CoiS Edward Atkinson In the Ma
Forum;
TIC danger OF free coinage is not j
, the free coinage itself. All that IA need
cd TO make free coinage safe. snd 1
/ enable tbe nlInis of the government &
supply all the dollars of either kind ths
any one i wiling 70 buy with bullion
: Is a slight amendment ia the act @
: legal tendeT-aDeud the legal tende
l act so that any n3sn vho has prom 50
, / 10 pay simple "dollsrsf for anvthin
exert gold or silver bulhon. withou
? arv other word describing the kino
2 shsll ts under The obligation To pa
. dollars Of gold: tat also permit b.m Z
2 make hls tarrans for any kind Of good
? / in silrer doilars provided he ssys q
. / names tvar. theu the free co mage q