The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-14

torical value or artistic beauty Il CON
cerned. Henri Regnauit's portrait OF frim.
for instance, In followed Immediately py
a picture Of the Spanish feet about TO SAIL
for the United States.
A second edition Of 'Macbeth- In Ur'
Horace Howard Furness's al New Variorum
Edition Of Shakespeare u. b. Lppinoou
Company appears. revised by. Horace
Howard Furness, Jr. II Is thirty years
since the first edition was published. and
many changes have been made. II Is
gratifying TO have DR.. Furness assure US
that his son Is competent to take his place
and that the great work on which he has
been engaged will be continued after he has
ceased to live.
An important work for all persons en-,
gagged in the iron industry is the Analyses
OF Pig Iron,' collected by Seymour n.
Church, Of which a second volume Is now
published (Seymour r. Church, San Fran"
lcisco), and q third volume Ii promised.
Besides the analyses Of many brands OF
pig iron made In this country and abroad.
with abundant illustrations Of specimens
and Of iron works. the book contains essays
on pig iron by Thomas d. West. F. H. Knight
and A. l.. Colby and many statistical tables.
Pauline Won Hugel OF Father Demetrius
Gallitzin. the Catholic missionary and
founder Of Loretto, In Pennsylvania, and Of
the Princess, his mother, has been repub-
lished under the title "A Royal Son and
Ind, in a pretty and tasteful little volume
Macaulay's Lays Of Ancient Rome still
stir the schoolboy heart, we hope, despite
Matthew Arnold's oontemptuous criticisms.
They are published In a very attractive
form as a volume Of the Temple Classics,
by j. M. Dent 4 Co., and are imported by
the Macmillans.
To open the Cambridge University Ex-
tension lectures In 1902 on what art had done
in the nineteenth century, DR.. Charles VALID
stein, the Archaeological, delivered a general
lecture on "The Achievement of Art in the
Nineteenth Century This is now pub
lished by the Macmillans under; the title
Art in the Nineteenth Century In II
DR.. Waldstein expresses his views on liter
AZURE, music and the decorative arts, rather
than the subjects with which his name lie
more closely associated. and he describes
the century as the age OF expansion In
art
Two volumes, differing greatly in quality,
In what promises to be an interesting series.
sThe Story Of the Churches are sent to
us by the Baker Il Taylor Company.
THE Presbyterians.' by Charles Lemuel
Thompson, d. D.. is a clear, direct account
OF the career Of that communion in the
United States, Of It's past divisions and
present condition, with the slightest pos
sible summary Of its origin and English
history. 1t is an extremely well done bit OF
work. and admirable temper is shown in
handling ticklish difficulties. DR.. Henry
c. vedder's -The Baptists," on the other
hand, is rather an account of the origin and
early history Of his Church, than Of its
present state at all events. when he comes
TO the Baptists Of the United States in the
nineteenth century his space has become
% limited that he can give only a very
brief summary. 1t is surprising, none the
less, to find no account of the colored Bap-
lists. Other volumes are promised for
the other denominations, the evangelical
churches that is, for we hardly expect to
see the Catholics included in the s,ries.