Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17


Corsica He was therefore, citizen
Of the world. man without coun-
try. He was also wlthou, a profession
/ for he had neglected that OF s9laier,
and had failed both as an author nnd
az a politician. Professor sloane thinks
that the word "shiftness gives the
best description OF his character in
youth.
with the possible exception y It's IL
Illustrated pamphlet giving export dis.
countg on projected manufactures, qua
published some some years Stree, the
! pamphlet on the Sugar Dlatrlputlen
D Combine by Hon. John DeMiu War
/ ner. Just lssucd by Jhe Reform C.up.
Is perhaps the most interesting o. us
wide known series.
Treating as II does ot a subject rs 10
] which vngue limitations have for years
been made on every hand, II presents
tha summarized results OF an invesiga-
ton reaching every corner ~ the
United States and based upon what IL
EVIDENTLY m enormous collection OF
original Notwithstanding accounts
correspondence, minutes and pfa'erl-
ings OF local OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lay
open to View the workings Of the sugar
trust. from its very inception, along the
lines IN which IL most directly ofccts
the American people.
The secret history Is given az q COM
plete system OF Wholesale GFosprs' as
socln lions. each subsidiary 10 the sugar
trust and paid hy II a generous COM
mission on condition OF their Keeping
the price OF sugars up 10 the point dc
tated BY the trust. while the cUples
OK correspondence and accounts futn-
ished leave nothing to be desired In tho
way OF accurate detail.
LNf1fuFn
New York.
DR.. c. w. Maerarlane has recently
added to the literature OF theoretical
political economy an essay on Rent
and Profit" IL is published by Inc
American Academy OF Political and
Social Science and Is an explanation OF
the exact difference between these two
terms as used In political economy,
Rent. says DIR, Macfarlane, Is q price
determined surplus and proht
'prire-determining surplus"
Macfarlaue. G. W. "Rent and 'FRONT.'"
American Academy OF Political and
Social Science. Publication No. 1876.
Pr. 10 Paper. Svo. Price, 70 cents.
Philadelphia, 1894.
The Quarterly Illustrator enters upon
It's third volume with the current NUM-
subject very dear to the average heart,
The American girl has been cur most
important national characteristic since
James eSpouuded that abnormal specl-
msu. pMsy Miller Since then the va
7rd unnlher of American K,rl
types have been limited on
..t .rHI. li authors 90 write about them,
Under the title or "The origin OF Type
Of the American Girl" Richard Harding
Davis tells with his judlclous by in
judiclous levlty OF how Charles Dana
Gibson became the originator Of pop
ulnr type,
From tho American girl to the Ger
man monks that Grutzner paints 80
well Is q step that shows the range or
The Quarterly Illustrator. We are
used to having Charles de Kay take
his subjects from far and wlde but this
article from the field OF his new work
promises a stll broader critical range.
Europe rs unusually well represented
In this number for de Kay is followed
by Anne ronccy Gilbert with direct
and thoughtful article on PRrlslan art.
illustrated by Jean Beraud and Fix
Masseau who arc hclnE AS much
spoken OF probably nv any other painter
and sculptor In Paris. The dreamy. po-
ctic child faces OF Helene GCyres fur
niah the subject or an article by Philip
a. Hubert, 1r, and Charlotte Adams
Of the characteristics OF English art,
with Yecnd Kings graceful, sympa-
thctic composition to verify It,
The studios and portraits OF Amer.
lean artists, and the studios OF English
royal acndemlclans round out as rich
aud diverse magazine as amy that Will
i-rrnf 'ho mes" vcRr. Horny @. lnveq.
editor and publisher, %, o. and o6 Fifth
avenue, New York.
Tho second series Of illustrated ar
tleles on Pleasures of the Telescope"
| by Garrett r. Servlss Will open tho
Popular Science Monthly for January
Under the delightful guidance OF MIR.
Serviss the reader may view the beau
ties Of orion, Of Lepus "crouching at
the feet OF the mythical giant" OF Ca
| MIS- Major, which contains the great
| DOE star Of Monoeeros, and other con-
| Stellntlons,