The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12

best thought of the present. In the cur
rent nun Der a Catholic clergyman con-
slders the subject of gambling in a way
that will make one talk or think, accord
ing TO the depth OF his mind. There is an
article on cooperation and human nature
which most effectively disposes of the
old argument that competition is the i'm
mutable law of trade Two handsomely
illustrated and charmingly written
sketches of life in the Bermudas and the
Bahamas will appeal to all VINO live in
colder latitude. Donahoe's Magazine
Company, GIL Washington itreet, Boston.
The March number of the Political
Science Quarterly opens with Some
Ideas on Constitutional Revision" by ].
b Uhle. of the New York bar; Mr. A. D.
Noyes, financial editor of the Evening
Post, presents critical study of "The
Banks and the Panic of 1898 :" Mr. Ed
ward POrritt, the veteran English iourn-
alist, describes the earlier and the cur
rent phases of The Revolt against
Feudalism in England :" Mr. G.. II. Blum
den, the British expert, contributes the
first installment of an elaborate study of
British Local Finance and Prof w
G. Ashley, of Harvard sums up the
latest knowledge as to The Village in
India CHM u Company, Publishers,
New York
The March number of the Arena is a
particularly fine one. The frontispiece is
picture of Rev. Frank Burlington Vroo-
man, and the leading article is entitled
Parental Culture, " by Sidney harrington
Elliott, NJ. d. A very readable and in
structive article is entitled The Secret
Doctrine of the Brahwins," by Heurick
HensOldt, Phi. D. The Naturalization
of Railroads" by Rabbi Solomon Schind-
Ter will be read with much interest.
There are number of other articles that
are well worth mentioning. The Arena
Publishing Company, Times Building,
Copley Square, Boston, Mass.
The March number of the Southern
Magazine is one that will attract general
attention. 1t has very handsome cover
and is very profusely illustrated The
fiction and the articles are of the best
In this number a serial entitled Gone to
Coopertown" is begun. c. w. Tyler is
the author. II promises to be an excel
lent story. The Southern Magazine is
rapidly making It's way into popular IA
vor. The Southern Magazine Corpora
ton, Louisville, Ky.
The American Journal of Politics is
rapidly finding its way into popular favor
The February number contains fourteen
articles, all dealing with sub ects of vital
social and political interest. Hon. Francis
Wayland Glen's article in the December
number on the Annexation of Canada has
brought out vigorous article in reply by
w Sanford Evans, chairman of the Cana
dian club Andrew j. Palm & Co., ia
Nassau street, New York
The March number of the Cosmopolitan
has an extensive and excellent table of
contents. One great advantage it has is
the number of famous writers who con-
tribute to its pages. The subjects of the
articles in the March number are timely,
and they are treated in popular way.
The fiction is first class. The magazine
deserves all the popularity it enjoys. Cos
mopolitan Magazine, 9th Avenue and 1lUh
street, New York.
The Sanitarian for March is loaded
with good things. The Sanitarian is an
extremely valuable publication, convey
ing to the public, as it does, reliable in
formation as to the best method of pre-
serving the public health. Sanitarian,
29l Union street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
The Idler for April comes laden with a
number of bright things. The articles
are bright and breezy, Just the kind one
likes to pick up occasionally and read for
half hour or so. international News
Company, SO and IS Duane street, New
York.