The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-21
BOOK NOTICES.

Roland Graeme, Knight,"a novel Of our
time, by Agnes Mauie Machar, author of
"Storfss Of New France" "Marjorie's
Canadian Winter" etc. Cloth. 81. New
York; Fords, Howard & Hubert. The au-
thor has given here delightful story-in
motive. in spirit and in the natural flow of
its narrative. 1t will give wholesome ideas
TO both employers and employed, if they
will but read it. Even the mere novel
render who retains any taste for what is
stimulating rather than exciting, intelligent
rather than sensational, will enjoy Miss
Machar's story. Perhaps the best index of
the books essence and purpose may be
found in the dedication: ITO Lyman Alb
botr, d. D., one OF the first voices in
America to enforce the relation of Chris
tianity to the labor problem, these pages are
respectfully inscribed" And the author
seems TO have caught something OF DIR. Alb
bott's own clear sense, spiritual discern
ment and felicity in the art OF putting
things"
"Nlnety mine Practical Methods of Utiliz-
ing Boiled Beef and the Original Re eipt
for Stewed Chicken by Babet; preface by
Nine. M. de Fontcloss John Ireland, pub
Usher, 1899 Broadway, New York. Cloth, IS
cents. This is a handsome volume of l23
pages and contains a great deal that will be
found of value by every housekeeper.
"a Confederate Spy" by Thomas n.
Conrad ]. s. Ogilvie. publisher, 81 Rose
street, New York. Paper, so cents. This is
an intensely thrilling story Of the civil war,
and feature of it is that it Is true.
"King Billy OF Ballarat, and Other Stories"
by Morley Roberts. Rand, McNally & Co.,
publishers New York. Paper so cents.
TIT. l. o,, 80 A. nIoho I;h.n aor;o, ,nd
very good one it is. Mr.. Roberts is spoken
of as "The Australian KiplinR."
1.-THE Natural Method Of PHYSICAL Train
ing" by Edwin Checkley. William G.
Bryant & Co.. publishers, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Cloth, 81 so. Mr.. Checkley's system OF
training is said to be much the best in use
not only for maintaining the health but
also for reducing flesh.
"Virginia Randall, )" by Richard B. Kim
ball G.. w. Dillingham;, publisher, New
York. For sale at the Savannah news de-
pot, A Bull street. Paper, 25 cents. This.is
one OF the Madison Square series-e series
that has won it's way to popular favor.
"Wedded Unwooed," by Julia Howard
Gatewood. G. W. Dillingham;, publisher,
New York. Paper, so cents. For sale at
the Savannah news depot, A. Bull street.
This Is a rather curious story, but its Incl
dents are not unlike those found in real life.
Broken Chords. Crossed by the Echo of
a False Note" by Mrs. George Mcclellan.
j. B. LippincotJ Company. Philadelphia.
Cloth, 81 %. This is delightful story and
one that is certain to have many readers.
It increases in interest with each succeeding
chapter. The characters are strongly drawn
and the plot is Aood.
"The Burglars Fate" by Allan Pinker-
ton. G. w. Dillingham;, publisher, New
York. PAPER. IS cents. For sale at the
Savannah news depot, A Bull street. This
is one of the thrilling kind Of stories. Those
who like the sensational will like this
story.
"ReDan's Life of Jesus" G. W. Dilling-
ham, publisher. Paper, so cents. This is
cheap copy of Remains famous work.
MAGAZINES.
Godeys Americas First Magazine for
December Is probably the best number of
the magazine ever issued. 1t contains
nearly dozen excellent articles. besides a
complete novel by Julian Hawthorne, en-
titled "Brobozon Warlng." The illustra-
tions are superb, and an attractive feature
is the portraits IN colors of well-known So
ciety ladies of Philadelphia. The fashion
notes and plates OF the number are the
latest and the best. The Cooley Publishing
Company, New York.
PRESIDENT BUTTz Of the Drew Theological
Seminary has declined the office Of editor of
the Methodist Heview, to which he was elected
by the Methodist Book Concern a few weeks
ago The magazine will remain in charge OF
the assistant editor, Rev. A. B. Sanford, until
the annual meeting OF the coInmittee in Feb