The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-01
THE NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ATTRAOTIVECoAfI NEW BOOKS THE OCTOBER MAGAZINES.

THE OC1OBEH MAGAZIAES'
 The fall list of John Lane, New York, embraces New Letters of Thomas Car Iyle,'s edited by Alexander Carlyle, who also makes rejoinder in ''The Nemesis of Froude;" Emile ZOla, Novelist and Reformer by Ernest A Vizetelly; After Worcester Fight" contemporary accounts of Charles HIS escape, edited by Allen Fea; the fourth volume or Helps Spanish Conquest in America" Africa from South to North Through Marotseland," by Major A. St. H. Gib- bons; Juniper Hal," by Constance Hill; "The Life of St. Mary Magdalen," from the Italian by Valentine Hawtrey; a new illustrated edition of William Morris Defence of Guenevers;" new volume of Essays by Gilbert K. Ches- terton; "Hortus Vitae" moralizing, es- says by Vernon Lee; ''The Poets Char ter, or the Book of Job," by F. B. Mon ey-Coutts; "The Ethics of Garden De- sign" by Thomas H. Mawson: two il- frustrated volumes, "A Hundred Fables" -of Aesop, of Lafontaine, and third, "A Hundred Anecdote sof Animals; Cornish Ballads and Other Poems," by Robert Stephen Hawker, and his Foot prints of Former Men in Far Corn walI;" "The Ancient Halls of the City Guilds drawn in hthography by Thomas R. Way; and "A Book of Coun- try Houses" nineteen examples by Err nest Newton.
 Helen Leah Reed has written the fourth and last of her popular Brenda books for older girls, and it will be pub lished under the title of 'Brenda's Bar gain" by Little, Brown & Company Boston, this fall. Miss Reed introduces a group of younger girls in the Domes- tic science school conducted by Bren- da's cousin and her former teacher, Miss South. The book will be finely H. frustrated by Ellen Bernard Thompson f12mo., $1.20 net.)
 A Prince of Sinners" E. Phillips Oppenheim's novel of modern Englisf social and political life, (Little. Browr & Company has gone into a fourth edi. ton. "A Prince of Sinners" is consid. cred the most successful novel which MT. oppenheim has written.
 Little, Brown & Company have just published "A Manual for Notaries and Justices and Their Employers in Mas sachusetts,' an important book for no taries public, bank officers, dealers 1T commercial paper, ship brokers, marine insurance companies, justices of tht ptace and students of the law of pro test, by James T. Keen, instructor ir the Boston University Law school Q2mo., cloth. $2.00 net) This same firm is about to issue ''The New Massachu setts Business Corporation Law by Charles N. Harris and Grosvenor Cal kins of the Boston bar. (Svo., sheep $500. .s.. ...s.:r.
 Houghton, Mif1in & Company, Bos ton. announce the following new edi ions: Third edition of His Daughter First,n by Arthur Sherburne Hardy seventh edition of Our Lady of tn, Beeches," by Baroness von Hutten; sec ond edition of " A Spectre of Power" D, < GudTlcS ESUSfl STduuoCh. Ia -f
 Clara Louise Burnham's new move aJewel'' is just published by Houghton Miff1in & Company. The central figur, of the story, it is expected, will be well liked as Little Lord Fauntleroy 2 But the book is not juvenile Tn success of Mrs. Burnhac's last book "The Right Princess" will be remem bered, but the new story is said to b' more interesting.
 s'The Marrow of Tradition,'' b, Charles w. Chesnutt, story published by Houghton, Miff1in & Company tws years ago, has been made all the nor interesting reading by recent events il the south. The work of g. colored man 1t handles with moderation and freedom from rancor the perplexing race ques tions of the south, and tells 8 stor, which is in no wise overdrawn.
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 A factor of unusual importance in ou present and future immigration is tn growth of irrigation in the west-a mat ter that is admirably treated by tn author of American History and it Geographic Conditions" announced fo publication by Houghton, Miffiin & Com pany in October.
 we of Adams Clay'' is the novelett of the October number of the Smart Sci Itis by Cosmo Hamilton. Other storie in the number include "A Little Whit . Dog" by Herbert D. Ward; What Sc ciety Is Coming to-" by Julien Gordol (Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Cruger); '"Te s. Years After" by the Baroness won Hut ten Martha McCulloch- Williams, Tem ple Bailey, Fletcher Cowan, Harriet [ Huntington, Zoe Anderson Norris an Prince Vladimir Vaniatswy are als represented '"The Smart Set in Japan s is contributed by Douglas Sladen. ?
 The Worlds Work for October i largely concerned with certain phase of territorial and municipal progres and achievement. William R. Stewart article, "The Rich Empire of the North, is an exploitation of Alaska and x, tn great north Cleveland, a City Find ing Itself," is by Frederic c. Howe Another Interesting article is "Th < Block Beautiful" by zella Milhau showing how bare city dwellings ma be made restful to the eye. Timely an significant is the usual financial articl indicating the growing influence of Ne1 Orleans as the export outlet for tn