Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

LITERARY NOTES.
The third paper, dealing with the
Dancer and Musician. In Herbert Span-
GERS series on Professional Instltu-
tons, appears in the Popular Science
Monthly for July. This number con-
tains also an occasional article By Mr..
Spencer, under the title Of Mr.. Bal
Tours Foundations Of Belief as to
Things Supernatural. DR.. Andrew d,
White, In Beginnings Of Scientific In
terpretauonS, tells how the pioneers
OF scientific investigation OF the He
prev Scriptures were suppressed and
now their views began 20 win accent
ance Under the title The Bowels of
the Earth, the latest views of genlo-
slsts "a to the condition and material
OF inc lnmost parts Of our globe ara
given by Alfred c. Lane. Dr. c. +.
Taylor writes on Climate and Health.
showing that there are other things
BESIDES temperature 10 he considered
IN selecting a climate for an invalid.
Ir9i; James Sully, in his Studies OF
Childhood. concludes the subject OF
Fear with a discussion OF fear of ami
mails and fear Of the dark Charles II.
Zoe contributes an account of The
ArmadillO and Its oddities with an IL
lusration. In 4 Medical Study of the
Jury system the way In which the un-
wholesome and confusing conditions
sound judgment Is pointed out by Or.
\. d. Crothers The question Whv
children Lie is discussed by DR.. Nathan
Oppenheim, who secs frequent cause
N disorders Of mind or body. How far
degenerate and diseased conditions
can be inherited Ia discussed nv NJ
Charles Fere under the title Morbid
Heredlty. John Il. LOtsy, Pm, D.. wrltes
on Herbaria in Their Relation to ROT
any, and there is sketch of William
cranch Bond, the astronomer, with a
portrait and n picture OF the house
that served as the first observatory
Of Harvard college. In the Editors
Table scientific view Of Social Evolu
ton Is given.
New York; d. Appleton & Co. Fifty
cents number, IS a year.
scribners Magazine for July contains
several articles that are particular.
~ adapted to tho season-duestIons
mat Interest people every summer.
The leading article Is Life at the
Athletic Club" by Duncan Edwards.
who was a famous college athlete and
mas retained keen interest IN every
form OF athletic sport. His article has
inc advantage of being written by ana
who has a personal knowledge Of the
clubs which he describes in many large
CITIES. 1t IL particularly full of de-
scriptlnns Of outdoor life at this son
crescent, the Orange, and other clubs
that have country as well as CITY
houses. All lovers OF outdoor sports
WIN he glad that Mr.. Edwards favors
the present attitude of the larger
Siuos IN which competitive sports are
pelns sottened Into a general pursuit
or exercise. open-nlr life and good fell
lowship. The Illustrations in this
article are fuller than have been ever
attempted IN single paper, number
ing nearly forty, and representing
clubs from New York to San Francisco
The Review Of Reviews has ALWAYS
shown remarkable frankness in deaf
ing with great public Issues like the
monetary question, and its pages have
Zen more Freely open perhaps than
.hose OF any other Eastern periodical
70 the arguments OF the Western and
Southern friends of silver. In its edi-
torlal comments the Review has al
ways taken ground favorable 10
international bimetallism. hut unfavor-
able TO the immediate attempt upon
the part OF the United States To a.
tempt free silver coinage without IN
ropenn cooperation. This month the
Roview has secured for its rendnra n
very Interesting account-preparcd fnr
= by Mr.. Alfred c. Stevens. editor ~
bradStTeet's-of the personnel ana
methods Of the great bnnltInp evnGt'
cate which has floatei the recent CIV
eminent loans. II Is not arrange That
the arrangement has been critio,zed
Tor certainly 1t has been shrnude1 N
much mystery, Tho Review Of Re-
Views. therefore. deserves no littln crsd-
II FOR having procured an article which
Tolls great deal moro than any other
article anywhere has told CONCERNING,
the recent relations between Wall
street and the treasury The fact that
Mr, stevens IL evidently partial to tho
syndicate and q defender of Its meth
o1s, does not invalidGte his statement
OF tNctf' IL In an article which will he
read with equal interest by the friends
ana opponents OF the financial and
monetary policies OF the present an
ministration. The article has excellent
portraits OF Mr. j. Pierpont Morgan
Mr.. August Belmont. Mr. Stetson the
lawyer who drew up the contract. ana
several other persOnages concerned in
one way or another Ii Is certainiv
very timely In ita subject and In III
Information.
Writers for the periodicals. will ana
many articles OF practical interest 10
them In their work 10 the Authora'
Journal for July. oliver Optic eives
Hone suggestions to poets In "The Ma
chinery OF Nersincatlon;" there IL "An
open Letter TO Young Writers.' nv
Fanny L, Faneher; "a uniauc Iiterary
bureau" by the author OF Preston
Papers" showing how to preserve IDEAS
for stories: "A Literary Complication {"
by Ressie l.. Putnam; "as II sNsnia