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Editorial Department.

Lippincott's. The Translation of a Savage, Gilbert Parker; Amateur Rowing (athletic series; illustrated), John F. Huneker; The Philosophers (illustrated), Geral dine Bonner; How Men Write (portraits), Frank A. Burr; Ambition (a one-act play), Johanna Staats; The Foreign Correspondent, Theodore Stanton; A Glance into Walt Whitman, John Burroughs; The Practical Jester, W. S. Walsh.

New England Magazine. The Boston Tea Party (illustrated), Francis E. Abbot; Norway's Struggles lor Political Liberty, Julius E. Olson; The Oxford Eights (illustrated), Mabel Norton Evans; John Balbmtyne, American, IX. -X., Helen Campbell; Tony (illustrated), Mary A. P. Stansbury; A Mountain Maid, John Albee; Personal Recollections of Whittier, Charlotte Forten Grimke; The Old Meeting House in Hingham, Mass, (illustrated), Price Collier; The Real Inventor of the Steamboat, Charlotte F. Hammond; Trout Fish ing in New England (illustrated), Charles Frederick Danforth; The Funeral of Phillips Brooks (a poem; illustrated), Katharine Lee Bates; Experiences Dur ing Many Years, I.-1IL, Benjamin Penhallow Shillaber; The Early School Legislation of Massachusetts, George H. Martin.

Political Science Quarterly. The Monetary Conference, E. Benj. Andrews, Progressive Taxation. Professor E. R. A. Seligman; Stock Exchange Clearing Houses, Alexander D. Noyes; Responsibility for Secession, Sidney Web ster; The Caucus in England, M. Ostrogorski, The The Fueros of Northern Spain, William T. Strong.

Review of Reviews. Transit Facilities in Chicago and on the Fair Grounds (illustrated), Henry Haven Windsor; Art at the Columbian Exposition (illustrated), Ernest Knaufft; A Character Sketch of Sir Frederick Leighion (illustrated); A New Career for College Men, Edmund J. James, Ph.D. Scribner's. Life in a Logging Camp (illustrated), Arthur Hill; Under Cover of the Darkness, T. R. Sulli van; An Artist in Japan (illustrated), Robert Blum; The Trouble in the Bric-a-Brac Mission, Wil liam Henry Bishop; Egotism, E. S. Martin; The Birds that we See (illustrated), Ernest E. Thompson; Endymion and a Portrait of Keats, Edith M. Thomas; The Opinions of a Philosopher (illustrated), Robert Grant; To-Morrow, W G. Van Tassel Sutphen; The Haunt of the Platypus (illustrated), Sydney Dickinson; De Profundis, Anne Reeve Aldrich; The One I Knew the Best of All, Frances Hodgson Burnett.

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BOOK NOTICES. A TREATISE ON THE LAW RELATING то GIFTS AND ADVANCEMENTS. By W. W. THORNTON of the Indianapolis Bar. T. & J. W. Johnson & Co., Philadelphia, 1893. Law Sheep. $6.00 net It is strange that so important a subject as the one covered by this treatise should not have attracted the attention of our law-writers long ere this. We believe this volume by Mr. Thornton is the first American work upon Gifts, and the author has supplied a longfelt want. The treatise is evidently the result of careful and conscientious work on the writer's part, and is admirably adapted to the practitioner's use. The subject is very fully covered, and the notes com prehensive and to the point. We heartily commend it to the profession as a really valuable addition to legal literature. In its make-up and typography the work is un usually attractive, and the publishers deserve a word of praise for their efforts in this respect.

DIGEST OF FIRE INSURANCE DECISIONS in the Courts of the United States, Great Britain, and Canada, from the earliest period to the present time, with reference to statutory provisions, and including the New York standard form of fire insurance contract annotated, and other stand ard forms; all classified and arranged as to subject matter according to existing terms and conditions. By GEORGE A. CLEMENT of the New York Bar. Baker, Voorhis, & Co., New York, 1893. Law Sheep. $6.50 net. In this digest Mr. Clement has given to the pro fession a very valuable work, and one which will also prove of great assistance to all insurance officers. The arrangement is systematic and logical, and the decisions are given in clear and succinct language. Altogether it comes nearer perfection than any digest we have seen, and we heartily commend it to every lawyer who is interested in the subject of insurance.

THE AMERICAN STATE REPORTS. Containing the cases of general value and authority decided in the courts of last resort of the several States. Selected, reported, and annotated by A. C. FREE MAN. Vol XXX. Bancroft-Whitney Co., San Francisco, 1893. $4.00 net. The contents of this volume are made up of deci sions rendered in the State of Alabama, Florida,