The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-07

graphical series for the month of Sep
 tember, are Alexander Hamilton by
 Charles A. Conant, well known stu l dent and writers on finance and econo-
 mic problems, and the author of '"The l United States in the Orient" recently
 published by Houghton, Mifflin & Co.,;
 and Washington Irving" by Henry
 W. Boynton, A. M,, teacher of English
 at Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass,
 and editor of No. 147 of the Riverside | Literature Series, Pope's Rape of the Lock, an Essay on Man, and Epistle to Dr. Arbuthnot Other volumes an-
 nounced for early issue are Paul
 Jones'" Columbus" and George Rog-
 CTS Clark" Messrs. Houghton, Mif1lin
 & Co.,. Boston, New York and Chicago
 are the publishers Of this Riverside
 Biographical Series.
 Everett T. Tomlinson, the author of
 Elder Bois," is a minister and pastor
 of the Central Baptist church of Eliz-
 abeth, N. J. He is also the author of
 several historical books for young peo-
 pie treating of the periods of the Revo-
 lutionary war and the war of 1872. He
 was born in Bridgeton, N. J., and edu-
 cated in Williams College. For some
 time he was professor in the prepara-
 tory department of Rutgers college. New Brunswick. The thirteen years of
 his later life he has spent in the min istry. He has also delivered a series Major Pond His book is published by Doubleday Page 6; Co.
 Just one week before the publication day (September 6) of their "Rlenner- hassett," the Aaron Burr romance by Charles F'clton Pidgin. the c. II. Clark Publishing company, Boston, an- nounced that they had already printed and sold 60,000 copies of this much dis cussed book. sThese nave been in edt- tions Of 10000 each, and two more edi- tions of 10000 each were expected from the press by publication day, making the total number of copies printed be- fore the book is presented to- an eager public, 100000.
 Doubleday, Page X Co.,, New York, have just issued unique poster for Kipling's forthcoming novel, Inserted in the center is an actual book-in ev- cry respect, save in the number and the printing of the pages, a volume of . printed, but the cover is the same that l will appear on the regular edition The | poster itself is in symbolism of the | River of the Arrow, and in the center is the Bow that drew the Arrow over Shadow map of India. Below in quaint | silhouette Is "The Little Friend of All | the World" (Kim) and the old Tibeta.n l Lama journeying together toward the i snows of the Himalayas
 Doubleday, Page & Co.,, publish this week "The Bears of Blue River some very real bear stories by Charles Ma jor, the author of When Knighthood Was in Flower" Also "The Back woodsman," by II. A. Stanley, an au- thor who has but recently come to pub lie notice as a present-day representa- tive of the school of Cooper. 'The Black Tortoise now ready, is a detective story by writer under the pseudonym of "Frederick viller," who, in reality, is C. Spare, a, man of high official po sition and one well acquainted with the in the government of great nation. The same house will soon issue How to Make Baskets" by Mary White, which deals with everything from a work basket to a wicker-chair for the piazza.
 The recent death of John Fiske lends a poignant interest to his Life Ever asting," the remarkable lecture on inn delivered by him last winter 1t Harvard university. It is the fifth ecture on the George Goldthwaite In- ,ersoll Foundation, the previous lec- lures having been given by Rev. pr. George A. Gordon, Professor William James, President Wheeler, and Dr. Jo- ,iah Royce. MT. Fiske's lecture will be published In the autumn by Houghton, Miffiin & Co.,
 Messm L. C. Page & Co.,, Boston, nave in press the following important works of fiction for publication during August |: Captain Ravenshaw," by Robert Nelson Stephens, author of "An Enemy to the King" Philip Win vood," etc.. Her Washington Experi- noes, 'by Anna Farquhar, author of Her Boston Experiences, "The Dew Is Plough" etc.; Back to the Soil" by