The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-23

Library of Law which will be pub llshed in the fall by Doubleday, Page & 1 Co.,, New York. The work, which is in- tended for the lay reader seeking ad- vice in legal matters, Is by Albert s, Bolles, and Is arranged under three fol- lowing general titles: "The Ownership and Use of Land," "The Ownership and Use of Personal Property" and 'The Hedging of Personal Property and Cor porations; Domestic Relations and Wrongs" VI
 An o. Henry book published by the Mcclure company, New York, for the fall has for It's title "The Gentle Craft err" It Is written in the authors light est vein. and consists of q series of It, tie stories built about single theme the separation of fools from their money. ,1
 The Mcclure company promises an- other romance by the Williamsons in the autumn. Mrs. williamson is spend- ing the summer in Italy.
 Messrs. Little. Brown & Co.,, of Bos- ton, Parkmans publishers, announce that in the autumn they will bring out Ideals of the Republic" Mir. James Schouler's recent Johns Hopkins lect- ures revised. It will be remembered that the subject of these dlscourses was the origin and development of the ideas by virtue of which the United States have attained their present po- sltlon. Mr. Schouler has always been only less devoted to history than to his profession of the law, and his previ- ous work has been preliminary to this.
 'The Circular Staircase" mystery story by Mary Roberts Rinehart, is the list of the Merrill company of Indian apolis, Ind, for August
 Ap Illustrated volume on "The Cath edrals and Churches of Northern Italy" by T. Francis Bumpus, will be added this month to l.. c. Page and company's (Boston) Cathedral Series" MT. J. R. Abarbanell is the author of novel called "The Heart of the Peo- ple.' which the c. M. Clark Publish ing company, Boston Is to bring out in the fall The characters, 1t Is said
 are ''but slightly yelled living person ages whose names everybody has on
 the tip of his tongue"
 Reprints of tho three following books
 by William D. Howells have just been
 made by Harper Brothers, New York:
 'The Ragged Lady" "A Traveller from
 Altrura," and The Landlord at, Lions
 Head" A cable demand from Aus
 tralia for new editions of the following books has just been received: "The Barrier" by Rex Beach, Nam Lin da," by Will N. Harben, and "King Spruce" by Holman Day. Another English edition has also been ordered of "The Barrier" Within a fortnight
 will be published a novel by Maude
 Radford Warren entitled "The Land of
 the Living" The story of the latter
 tegins and ends Tn Chicago, where the
 little waif who becomes the hero is
 picked up from the streets by the big
 boss of the ward. The romance
 however, is said to be born In gra, old castle In Ireland. where the hero
 meets "the lady of his dreams.''
 Miss Edith Macvape, whose name ha,
 teen made familiar to many Ameri can novel readers by her recent Int
 Duchess of Dreams writes her pub q fishers. J. B. Lpplncotts, Philadelphia 6 that she has settled in Paris and vii = remain there for some time to come j. engaged in literary work. Miss Mac y vane is at home among the French n people, and has proved her ability tc # picture accurately for English readers l. their traits and their customsa IF The Lippincotts are issuing this week
 two scientific works designed to meet d special requirements. One is "The Cot. IS ton Weaver's Handbook by Henry r Brougham Heylin, a practical guide tc J the manufacture and cost of cotton ia. r. brics, with studies of designs, etc. The $ other is Definition in Navigation and IS Nautical Astronomy by P. Groves. l. Showell. le "The Sunny Side of the Hill," nove le of English country life by Rosa Nouch. 'e cite Carey, Is forthcoming from thu
 Lippincotts in September.
 An October novel which will be pub q lished by the Frederick A. Stokes Go. ,, New York has for It's title By Righ 70 of Purchase" by Harold Bindloss. Int ,r story of the novel has to do with tha :, Northwest country which MT. Bindos ,s has already made familiar to his read | CTS.
 "The Last of the Plainsmen,' by Dr ,s Zane Grey, will be issued this montl ,,. by the Outing Publishing company. I D. is partly an account of hunting tril l. through the widest region of Arizona
 and partly study of the celebrate,
 old frontiersman. Buffalo Jones, wh
 was the leader of the party. The obiec le of the expedition was to lasso and cap pr ture mountain lions, at which spor re Buffalo Jones is an expert.
 ce
 K The publishers of Country Life 1 v America, (New York) announce tha l. for the summer the magazine will des In largely with out ut-of-door interests. 'Th at Life of the Newfoundland Caribou" b ne A. Radclyffe Dugmore, with photo D. graphs from life by the author; 9Th C. Formal Garden In America.' by Neltj ts Blanchan; "Domesticating Wild Tul
 keys" by Harry A. Stone; Cricket
 Game for American Gentlemen" by + y H. Cornish "The Summer Home of b. Georgian" by Mrs. Thaddeus Horton J. An Intimate View of Georgia Peac