The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-01

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George, and such summer articles as sport
in the Water" by Alexander Black, "a
Mountain Pageant" by Mrs. A. G. Lewis,
"The Sea Serpent" by DR.. Samuel
Knesland. The frontispiece Is a reproduction
OF the fine portrait group by Sandman,
SO much admired in the exhibition
before it was sent to the home of the
Canadian children 1t represented. d.
Lothrop & Co., Boston.
Edmund Clarence Stedman's poem.
entitled "'Ariel. In memory of Percy Bys-
she Shelley: born on the All of August,
1892" occupies the first three pages of the
August number of the Atlantic MonthIy.
Mr.. Stedman has done honor to himself as
well as to Shelley in this beautiful poem, so
Astounding IN musical cadences, and has
performed his difficult task well. The
editor of the Atlantic, having observed the
Interest with which Miss Larcom's "a New
England Girlhood" was received, asked DR..
Edward Everett Hale if he would bring
Together some of his memories Of the same
period in a series of papers on a New Eng
land hoyhood, with special reference TO the
conditions of life in Boston in the early part
of the second quarter OF this century. The
first article of this series is presented TO the
reader in this number of the magazine. The
paper is delightfully."- rerniniscent, and will
be widely read. Houghton, Muffin & Co.,
II East Seventeenth street, New York.
The Magazine of american History for
August contains several illustrated as well
as exceedingly readable articles, the first
being a sketch of the Historic Party at
Edentop, North Carolina 10 1774." by Dr.
Richard billiard, with fine queenly, full
page portrait of the president of the tea
party, Mrs. Penelope Barker-neither facts
nor picture having before this been given
authoritatively to the public. The second
is entitled "Muscoutin. A "Reminiscences of
the Nation of Fire" by Hon. Irving B.
Richman OF Iowa. 1.-THE Ends of the Cent
ury, How They Differ and How They
Blend )" by Miss Jane de Forest Shelton, is
a charming paper sparkling with descrlp-
tions OF old-time manners and customs,
with fac SMILES OF invitations to balls.
curious bath tickets aud racy anecdotes Of
cOurtship aud marriage in the early days.
TAB Broadway, New York.
With the number for Aug lss the Forum
finishes its thirteenth volume. Among the
leading topics Of this number are: "Shall
the Southern Question be Revivedp under
which are grouped two articles-"The I'm
paralleled Industrial Progress of the
South" by Richard H. Edmonds, the late
editor of the Manufacturers Record of
Baltimore, aud the Disastrous Effects of
Force Bill" by Hoke Smith. Other
articles of political kind are: "The Folly
OF the Free Coinage Agitation" and "The
Necessity of the Repeal Of the SHERMAN Sill
yer Act of $780," by Louis Windmuller, a
widely kno En msEchant ofeNew YORK The
Forum Publishing Company, Union square,
New Y ork.
Henry Ward Beecher's premonitions, his
last day on earth and his death are the SUBJ
jects Of Mrs Beecher's concluding paper on
''Mr. Beecher As l Knew Finn" in the Au-
gust Ladies' Home Journal The wife OF
New York's famous lawyer, William Max
well Evarts, is the subject of a delightful
sketch with portrait by Lillian Wright, and
Kate Epson Clark gives pleasant addition
to the series Of Literary Women in Their
Homes, }" by an attractive description and
portrait of Miss Mary wilkins, whose clever
stories OF New England life have made her
so great favorite. Curtis Publishing Com
pany, Philadelphia, Pa.
The complete novel entitled "The Martlet
Seal" by Mrs Jeanette H. Walworth,
depicts in Etppincott with readable interest
the strength of an old family feud that
draws round like a loadstone sufficiens of
| love, Misunderstanding aud strained FREUD
| ship to make striking tale. The powell is
completely illustrated. In the Journalist
| Series, John A CockeBill talks of "The
| Newspaper of the Future" in a way that
cannot fail to attract attention Mrs. J.
| K. Wetherill deals pointed paragraph or
TWO about the need of "a Professional
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| Philadelphia.
A new magazine has been launched
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