The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-25

Besides these, this house has also on
 its list Dougla Dewar' Bombay Ducks"
 meaning really 'everyday birds and
 beasts of India and not ducks, and J.
 H. Crawford's Prom Fox's Earth to
 Mountain Tarn," which tells of hunt
 ing with the camera.
 In the Fall Messrs. Longmans, Green
 & Company will publish the following:
 "Stereo- chemistry" by A. W. Stewart,
 Carnegie Research Fellow, with eighty seven illustrations, crowns Svo. "Sys-
 tematic Researches in Thermo-C -Chemis-
 try: Numerical and Theoretical Re-
 suits" by Julius Thomson, Emeritus
 Professor of Chemistry in the Univer-
 sity of Copenhagen, translated by
 Katharine A. Burke. assistant in the Department of Chemistry, University
 College, London. None So Pretty: A
 Story of Emotions,' by the author of
 "A Discrepant World" etc; crown Svo. "Electro-Psysiology of Plants" by
 Jagadis Chunder Bose, Professor, Pres
 idency College, Calcutta; with illustra- tions, Svo. International Documents; A Collection of Conventions and Other
 International Acts of a Law-making Kind" edited with introduction and notes, by F. A. Whittuck, Governor of
 the London School of Economies and
 Political Science: Svo,
 Richard Aldrich will write about MT. Hammerstein's Service to Opera" in the July number of the Century Magazine
 Messrs. Houghton. Miff1in & Com pany have postponed the publication of the following books until the Autumn:
 The Literature of Roguery," by Prof. F, w. Chandler; "The Life and Times of stephen Hlginson," by T. w. Hig- girson; "The Art of Landscape Gar dening," by Humphry Repton; "A The ory of Motives, Ideals, and Values in by William D. Chancellor; What Method of Education is Best Suited for Men Entering Upon Trade and Commerce" by H. s. Person; Federal Regulation of Railway Rates" by A. N. Merritt, and Should Ship Subsidies Be Offered by the Gov of the United states?" by w. T. Dunmore.
 A new edition has just been publish e. by Messrs. Macmillan of Dr. A. Ross Clinical Psychiatry" This book, although based on the sixth German edition of Kreapelln's Lehr- buch der Psychiartrie, is much more than mere translation. Dr. Diefendorf has made extensive additions to the original, the chapters on classification of diseases and methods of examining patients being entirely new. Certain other chapters have been amplified, and special attention has been given to sub iects of interest to American students and physicians. pr. Diefendorf is lec- turer on psychiatry in Yale university and well-known expert on insanity.
 An interesting view of Training in Hatha Yoga," by, Prof William James, of Harvard, is one of the inn Dortant articles in The Nautilus for | July. Prof. Edgar L. Larkin writes ,f the recent Mothers Congress and | he new science of Eugenics. Other important articles are How to Live he Wholesome Life" w. R, c. Lat son, M. D.; "An Occult Observatory. Karl von Wiegand; "A Meditation on Divine Intelligencefh Florence Morse Kingsley; Positive and Negative Ellen Price; When to Begin" Rose Woodaller Chapman;
 Environment" William E. Towne; The Pilgrims" Bolton Hall; Law of he Rhythmic Breath" Ella Adelia K Salvation" Eleanor Kirk. Two good poems are "one Music" by Edwin Markham, and an addendum to My Country, 'tis of9Fhee" called Tn he Major Key" by Florens Folsom. Towne's editorials include a efreshing view of the Corey Gilman ase, wrinkles" and "When Neigh ors See Too Much of Each Other" William F. Townes "Netop Notes af- ord quaint lltle views of nature and uman nature.
 
 Ainslees Magazine for July has sue eeded in getting from Robert Hitch ns another tale of that mystical re- ion, the desert, and "Barbary Sheep l agins to run serially in this number, ( nd will continue through the sum- Ter. The novelette, Is very ingeni- us and intensely absorbing detective tory by Henry c. Paine, entitled The Second Derringerp Eleanor ,obson contributes an essay of quite quality, showing that she as other talents than those which ave brought her her stage successes, he calls it "The Shadows of Stage invironment."
 Anthony Hopes latest story, He mas Path" begins serially in Wom- n's Home Companion for July. The umber Is unusually strong in fiction, 1ere being in addition to the Anthony tope serial, short stories by Owen liver, Juliet Wilbor Tompkins, Jean Webster, and Robert c. V. Meyers, lso two-part story by Herbert D. Yard, Dr. E. E. Hale writes of the of outdoor life In his month- Z editorial page, and Charlotte Per ins Gilman describes the domestic rogress of Uornen Other snaciaI arr