The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-07

which Is 70 be sent out this summer, by
Angelo Heilprin, the scientific director Of
the expedition. Next. John Beverley Robin
son makes known some Of the secrets Of his
profession in q paper on What an Archf-
tsct Does for His Money Herbert Laws
Webb treats OF the effect of the expiration
Of the telephone patents on the Future of
the Telephone Industry" Leicester Allen
describes the Manufacture or Ice" by the
leading methods in vogue, aud Dr. FLOYD
Davis deals with the "Purifcation Of
Water, in which the quality Of ice for
domestic use is also discussed. These are
only few OF the interesting articles. The
Engineering Magazine. World building,
New York.
The number for March begins the seventh
year Of The Forum. and for it's seventh year
several new enterprises in periodical work
are announced: First, and foremost, the
silver question. The discussion of the silver
question has reached its acute stage in con-
gress and Is. In consequence, before publis
attention in a more serious form than ever
before. Another line Of special work laid
down by The Forum il an Investigation
aud discussion of municipal government.
| which is confessedly the weak place in our
whole governmental system. The progress Of
the most important arts and sciences will
| make a continuous feature of the coming
sculpture. painting, architecture. the prac-
teal application of electricity. the advance
OF preventive medicine. the progress Of
| astronomy. A feature Of this number is an
article by Gen. E. p. Alexander on
Southern Industrial Development" Tho
Forum Publishing Company, Union square,
New York.
The March number Of st. Nicholas con-
tains a novel and useful sketch by John NJ.
Ellicott OF the navy. describing how land
ing is made through the heavy surf OF the
Pacific ocean. Arthur Ho wlett Coates
| throws some needed light on the con-
struction and use of "The Boomerang"
| by the Australian blacks: and his
| directions are so plain that there seems no
reason why Young America should not
make boomerangs for itself. j. q, Francis,
creator Of the famous "Azteo Fragment"
which have caused smiles and laughter in
Vulnerable. after a regretted absence from
the pages OF the magazine, heralds his reap
pearance by jingle and drawing Of The
| Genial Grimalkin," who was always so
amusing that his famIly's continual smiling
gave their cheeks permanent puff ;"
Charles F. Lummis tells anothsr Pueblo
| folklore tale, The Man VINO
Married the Moon" Every boy
or girl who reads the st. Nicholas
is sure to find something interesting In the
number. The Century Company, Union
square. New York.
The March Century is particular inter-
esting to the many thousands who have
constituted the audiences OF the famous
Polish pianist, Paderewski, In different
parts of the United States. The frontispiece
Is an engraving of Paderewski from a pho
tograph, and IN addition a drawing
| by Irving r. Wiles is given, show
ing the great virtuoso at the piano.
In this number Of the Century Mr..
Stedman's essays on poetry are begun.
Mrs. Schuyler Van Rensselaer, has an arti-
Gle ION ''St. Paul's Cathedral" which is
brilliantly illustrated by Joseph Pennell.
| The United States fish commission is
described by Richard Rarhbun, scientific
member Of the staff Prof. Henry G..
Adams presents a timely study of 1.-THE
Farmer and Railway Legislation" Prof.
Boyesen tells of IAN Acquaintance with
Hans Christian Andersen" Col Richard
Malcolm Johnston. the popular story writer
has paper, illustrated by Kemble. on
middle Georgia Rural Life" The number
is an unusually strong one. The Century
Company, Union square, New York.