Evening journal., 1897-09-03

Pole in the September National Maga-
zine. The Paris Morgue," a subject OF
perhaps somewhat grewsome, butt
nevertheless great interest, will bel
written up in the October National by
Henry Haynie.
The American Monthly Review OIL
Reviews for September has a good deal
to say about the Andrews incident and
Brown University-no so much, as the
editor remarks, on account of the per
sonal interests involved in the case as
because Of the far-reaching principles
affecting academic life and liberty
which have become matters at issue.
fair-minded and judicious estimate
of President Andrews services to
Brown is given by a writer fully con-
versalt with the facts. and the protest
of the faculty is printed in full. The
editorial comments on the awkward
ness and needlessness of the situation
are piquant and to the point.
In McClures Magazine for September
is reproduced superb life-cast of the
face OF Henry Clay. made by John H. l..
Browere in 1925, when Clay was AS
years old. 1t is probably the most real
and vivid likeness of Clay in existence
and 1t has never been published In
the same number of McCmre's will be
reproduced the only portrait ever paint
ed of Mrs. Henry Clay. 1t also has
never been published. Notes by Charles
Henry Hart will relate the history OF
the portraits and tne circumstances
under which they were produced.
W. bo,.o ,.coct.,oI F.o,,, A. -,so-4sGo
Publishing Company, 253 Broadway,
New York copy of THE Columbian
Parliamentary Compend," arranged by
Harry w. HOot This little book is
destined to achieve a very large degree
of popularity, as it is thoroughly up-to-
date, and will be found a most COM
pact ana handy volume, demonstrating
| irrevocably and indisputably TO be the
best standard on all matters and quer-
les Of parliamentary law and usages. II
also Incorporates the last platforms OF
the various political organizations, the
| Constitution of the United States the
electoral vote, and other details combin-
ing in all a most admirable and inval-
liable manual for every American citi-
zen and voter.
The September number of the Ameri-
can Queen is at hand and is an inter-
esting addition to women's literature.
1t has all the departments usually COW
cred 10y the first-class magazine, and
its fashion plates are exceptionally
good.
The table of contents of The Forum
for September is as follows: "A Plea
for the Navy" Hon. II. A. Herbert, ex-
secretary of the navy; Alaska and the
New Gold Field" Professor William
Healey Dali, paleontologist to the
/ United States Geological Survey;
Strikes and the Coal Miners, Samuel
Gompers, president of the American
/ Federation of Labor; Hawaii and the
! Changing Front of the World" Hon. j.
r. Proctor, president of the United
States Civil Service Commission;
What Women Have Done for the
Public Health" Edith Parker Thorn
son; american Annexation and Ar
mament," Murat Halstead; "The Su-
premacy Of Russia Professor Thomas
Davidson; THE Historical Novel" Pro-
fessor Brander Matthews; "The Inter
state Commerce Commission and Rate
making" DR.. Joseph NimmO Jr.; I'm
constitutionality of Recent Antitrust
! Legislation" David Wilcox; rs the
Il Cuban Capable of Self-Government"
Thomas Gold Alvord, Jr.