The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-09
BOOK NOTICE.

At the Sign Of the GuillOtine." by Har-
old Spender. The Merriam Company O.
Fifth avenue New York, publishers.
Cloth SlOo This story deals with the times
or the French revolutiOn-with its fierce
hates' passions, crimes, etc. II is a strong
Story and one that fascinates the reader.
MAGAZINES.
Under the title of Americas Interest
in Eastern Asia" the Hon. John Barrett.
United States Minister to Siam. presents
in the opening article of the North Amer
lean Review for March. an impressive
statement of the gross neglect of Ameri-
can maritime and trade interests prevail
ing in that part of the world. An interest
ing paper on the Revival of the Olympian
Games" is contributed by Mr.. George Hor-
ton. United States consul at Athens. and
IN our Foreign Trade and Consular Ser
wee. Mr.. Charles Dudley Warner deals
most comprehensiVely with very import
ant subject. Under the caption of 1.-THE
Excise Question" two carefully prepared
contributions are given; The Hon. War
ner Miller asking What Shall We Do
With the Excise Question: and the Right
Rev. william CTosweu Doane, bishop of
Albany considering the topic of Liquor
ana Law. The third installment of ''-Fhe
future Life and the Condition of Man
Therein by the Right Hon. w. f. Glad
stone, finds place in this number. and
deals principally with The Oninion Of
Natural Immortality" The Hon George
N. Southwick graphically describes the
CONDITION of Our Defenseless Coasts"
ana anu Proi; n. 5. Saler, in scholarly pro-
ductlon, treats of THE Natural History
OF Warfare" North American Review,
NO. East Fourteenth street, New York
The March Review of Reviews, besides
large number of other articles on timely
topics, publishes three articles of especial
interest to women. Mrs. Ellen NJ. Hem
rotin, president of the General Federation
Of Women's Clubs, briefly describes that
movement; portraits of the officers of the
organization accompany her article. Mrs
Helen Campbell writes on Household
Economics as a University Movement"-
a topic which to most readers. we imagine
IS decidedly new, though Mrs Campbell
has herself given one course of lectures
on this subject at the University of Wis
conSin, and similar work has been heglln
an other institutions. Dean Marion Tai
DOT gives an account of an interesting in
versity of Chicago This practical st,,dv
or dtetaries Is a matter of much concern
70 all housekeepers. Review of Reviews
NO. 10 Astor Place, New York.
The American Magazine of Civics for
March has a superb table of contents
There are ten articles on timely topics
besides which very large number of 9TH
err matters are dealt with more or less ex-
tensNely. Are we nation of rascals. lis
a strong article by John F. Hume Cit
zenship of the Republic" by William r
Baldwin, is another article well worth
reading. The Civics Publishing Company.
50 Park Row, New York
The promise which Donahoes Magazine
made in its January number, that its out
look for 1886 was to be from the very top.
is verified more and more with each sue
ceedng issue. The table of contents for
the March number is remarkable for the
happy combination of articles, sketches
poems and stories, appealing to a wider
variety of tastes than can be said of the
contents of the other monthlies. Donahoe's
Magazine, Boston.