The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-15
BOOK NOTICES.

The publishers have ready in bound
form, volume 50 Of the Financial Chron-
icie. The volume includes the weekly is
sues for the first half OF 1895, together
with issues of the investors supplement
and quotation supplement. The whole
makes volume of over 200 pages. which
the Chronicle has given its subscribers
since the first of January. For thorough
reliability and correct statistics, the
chronicle is the most valuable financial
publication issued in the United States.
A Street in suburbia, by Edwin Pugh.
D. Appleton & Co., New York. publishers;
cloth, 81. This volume is dedicated to
Sarah Grand. 1t is a dialect story, and a
very good one. Those who want something
to read on a railway or steamship jour
ney, will not be disappointed in THIS story.
A Question of Color, by F. C. Philips.
Frederick A. Stokes Company. New York.
publishers; cloth, rs cents. This is a Gu
rious little story. 1t is by the author of
As in Looking Glass. The dialogue is
bright, and the story is entertaining.
MAGAZINES.
The two subjects that stand out most
prominently in the July Arena are the
Age of Consent propaganda and psychical
science. Upon the former subject represen-
tativeS of different states write for and
against changing the laws governing this
matter to make them more in consonance
with the laws governing the disposition of
property. The Hon. c. II. Robinson, demo-
crat, of Iowa, considers the statutory dec
larations on the subject IN detail, and criti-
cises adversely those who advocate chang
ing the existing provisions and tenor of
the law In the domain of psychic investi-
cation the Rev T. e. Allen considers the
question of THE Duality of Mind which
has been raised by some psychologists. The
editor of the Arena gives a study of the
facts in regard TO palmistry. as viewed by
modern science-such specialists as CAL
ton and others. A. Taylor writes of The
Universal Church-the church of reality
and humanity. The Arena Publishing Com
pany, Boston, Mass, Pierce Building.
Copely Square
Donohue's Magazine for July has very
interesting table of contents. 1t contains
several articles of serious and thought
provoking nature, as well as the custom
ary amount of lighter literary sketches
attractively illustrated. DIR. Edward Nc
Glynn makes a powerful protest against
the unequal conditions between capital and
labor in America in Large Fortunes and
Low Wages" making the unanswerable
argument that it is the unjust monopoliz-
ing, under cover of law and custom, of the
natural bounties of the country which
creates the immense fortunes Of the few
and the widespread poverty of the masses.
I'm the Footsteps of Father Damien" by
Charles S. O'NeiIl. recounts the results of
the heroic work of the leper apostle, and
the labors of his sanity successors in Mol
okai. The article is beautifully illustrated.
Donohue's Magazine Company, Boston,
Mass.
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