The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-06-04

social economies viii bo found In the intro
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OF HE English Poor and 10 contains sssays
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Robertson Wordsworth, D0uistl1rpe, GsOrgs
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legislation. Tho book treats of the imDracti-
cable character Of Socialism tho limits Of in
dIyidual and collective liberty free education
tue housing of the working classes and thu
poor free libraries, and kindred .apice. Tha
conclusions arrived 1t are In favor 81 leaving
everything to the freedom and action Of the in
dVidual as much as possible Of preventing
state interference, and Of checking the ten
dency 20 accept Socialism As the highest human
ideai. In other words, this book is a most elo-
queuJ ana comprehensive arguments against
governmental aId % private enterprises and
the consequent and rapidly increasing habit OF
looking % the Government for help.
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Magazines and Notes
Gen. Sherman'5 last magazine article appears
in the june number of The Century lI1aazinA
1t is his speech on "The Old Army deliv-
cred at the Press Club dinner 10 w. Stanley
in January last, and unreported at the time.
The same number Of The Century contains a
portrait Of Sherman made from the bust BY
Augustus 81. Gaudens who is to model shs
equestrian statue for New York The busb
was modelled entirely from lie the sculptor
purposely avoiding the use Of photographs.
Erank Lesiies Popular Monthly for june Is A
daisy-l2O large pages filed with interesting
reading matter and pictures, for % cents
Published at Ito Fifth Avenue, New York.
Messrs. Fowler & Wells, New York. have is-
sued No. - Of their Human Nature Library.
entitled Getting Married and Keeping Mar
RED" It's price is bat 10 cents and is is full
Of valuable suggestions regarding the rooment-
Gus subject which viii DO appreciated By al
about to marry.
The Popular Science Monthly for June contains
among other things: New Chapters Ia the
Warfare Of Science; Miracles and Medicine, BY
Andrew j. White, LID; Our GrandfaEhers
Died Too Young By Mrs. III. NJ. Plunksst;
The Manufacture Of Wool, BIZ g. ~ Dexter
North; Questions Concerning the Minor Plan
cts by VI. +. +. Tisserand The Characteristics
Of Insects, by Louis MOntllot and The Fu-
ture of the Dry Land, by NJ A. de l. A Dparent,
The Magazine Of POETRY A Quarterly Review.
Illustrated. Published by Charles w. Moul.
ton, Buffalo, ". Y. Price 80 cents a number.
Light for May 90 has several telling cartoons
and lots of bright fun. Published at Chicago.
Price cents.
The Westminster RerieU for MAY containsf
The Primrose League History Of Canada
The Paris Municipal Refuge for Working
Women; The Sentiment of Nationality; De
Foes Political Career The SuAerings Of . Bull
garian Patriot; Early Inhabitants OF Britain
Prof BURGESS Political Science The Cento-
nary Of the Polish Constitution Contemporary
Literature. Published by the Leonard Seote
Publishing Co., 23l Broadway, New York.
Price 81 per annum.
Tie Forum for June viii contain an article
By the Rev. DIR. Charles A. Briggs, on Church
and Creed" To the same number Col. Theo-
dOTe A. Dodge perhaps our foremost military
writer, will contribute an appreciatiys review Of
Won MOitke's career and its effect on the war
fare of the future; Sir Charles w. Dixie writes
on the New Commonwealth Of Australia and
| Gen. Francis A. Walker discusses the accuracy
of the census of 1880; a forecast of the new in
| ternational copyright law is made by MF.
/ Henry Holt and Mr.. Ulysses ID. Eddy, New
York exporter, points out our opportunity for
speedily gaining the first position in the worlds
commerce.
The popular writer, George Parsons Lathrop,
author Of e" An Echo of Passion" T." Newport"
| Afterglow" etc, contributes the completes
novel 10 the June number of LiDDiuc0hS Maga-
zine. The story is called "Gold of Pleasure"
and it is the most interesting and the most dra-
matte story that has come from the pen Of Mr..
Iathrop. It is tale Of love and adventure,
with scenes that shift from the quiet surround
/ ings Of New England seaport town to CeylOn.
Messrs. ID. Appleton & Co. announce \ Sum-
| mer series of light reading, each volume 70 be
| of a small, convenient size, daintly bound in
| halEcioth, with specially designed cover. The
/ first volume of the series will be " T0urmalin's
/ Time Cheques" the new story by +. Anstey,
| author Of g Vice Versa" " The Tinted Venus"
| The Black Poodle" etc. This will be follow
ed By a novolet by the Marquis Of LOrne,
entitled From Shadow to Sunlight" Miss
/ Beatrice Whitby, author Of "The Awakening
of Mary Fenwick," and Miss Kate Sanborn arc
among the other authors who will be repre-
sented in this series.
The June number of The North AIRericGn Re-
rieU is the 4l5th issue Of chat standard periOdi-
| CAL and brings TO close the lJ2d volume, Of
which a careful index is included IN this num-
ber A glance at the index discloses among the
notable contributors during the first half Of the
year the names of Emilio CASTELAR,, Joseph
/ Chamberlain, Henry Clews, Sir Charles Dixie,
| bons DR.. William A. Hammond, NJ. W. Hazel
/ Cabot Lodge the Marquis of LOrne, Justin Nc
/ Carthy tho Count Of Paris, ex-llinistsr Phelps,
| Bishop Potter, ex-SpeaSer Reed. Secretary
| kusk, III. A. Taine, Sir Charles Upper, ETss-
tus Wiman, and Walt Whitman. The leading
feature of the present number is q most valu-
able paper on Our New War ships" by the
Hon. Benjamin F.. Tracy, the Secretary OF the
/ Navy. Two articles one by Gen. Rush O..
Hawkins, and an answer to it By Col. Robert q.
| IngersOl are brackctcd together on the cover.
One is entitled, Brutality aud Avsrice Tri-
umphant"; the other bears at its head the
question. " Is Avarice triumphant" In COM
[ pusOry Physical Education" the Earl Of Meath
shows what has been accomplished in this mat
ter in the schools of England, and points out
how far America is behind the mother country
| i'm this respect. The recent contributions on
the battle of Gettysburg have called forth an
other article by Gen. John GibbOn, who comes
to the defense Of Gen. Meade against the ortiz
/ eisms which have been made upon his conduct