The Cosmopolitan. Private Schools for Boys (illustrated), Price Col lier; Some Rejected Princesses (illustrated), Eleanor Lewis; Old Newport (illustrated), Osmond Tiffany; The Papyrus Plant (illustrated), Georg Ebers; How to avoid Taking Cold, Charles A. Hough; Senator Stanley's Story (illustrated), T. C. Crawford; Notes of Ancient Rome (illustrated), Rodolfo Lansiani; Canoeing in America (illustrated). Lee J. Vance; Rome, the Capital of a New Republic, F. Marion Crawford; A Traveller from Altruria,W. D. Howells; Curious Breadwinners of the Deep (illustrated), Charles B. Hudson.
F. N. Doubleday; In Viger Again, Duncan Camp bell Scott; Carleton Barker, First and Second, John Kendrick Bangs; Historic Houses of Washington (illustrated), Teunis S. Hamlin; The Security of Desolation. Edith M. Thomas; Scott's Voyage in the Lighthouse Yacht, Introduction, Robert Louis Ste venson; Reminiscences of Sir Walter Scott, Baro net, Robert Stevenson; Nell Guy, Miss Carman; The Art of the White City (illustrated), Will H. Low; Shriven, H. C. Bunner; The Copperhead, chapters IX.-XI., Harold Frederic. LEADING ARTICLES IN THE LAW JOURNALS.
Harper's.
American Law Review (Sept.-Oct. '93).
From the Black Sea to the Persian Gulf by Cara van, I. From Trebizond to Tabreez; (illustrated), Edwin, Lord Weeks; Our National Game-bird (illustrated), Charles D. Lanier; The Handsome Humes, a Novel, Part V., William Black; A French Town in Summer (illustrated), Elizabeth Robins Pennell; The Childhood of Jesus (illustrated), Henry Van Dyke; A Pirate in Petticoats, a Story, Francis Dana; "Manifest Destiny," Carl Schurz; Lispenard's Meadows (illustrated), Thomas A. Janvier; Horace Chase, a Novel, Part X. (conclusion), Con stance Fenimore Woolson; Riders of Syria (illus trated), Colonel T. A. Dodge, U. S. A.; Under graduate Life at Oxford (illustrated), Richard Harding Davis; On Witchcraft Superstition in Nor folk, Charles Roper.
American Progress in Jurisprudence, David Dudley Field; The Distribution of Property, Mr. Justice Henry B. Brown; The Behring Sea Arbitration; Strikes and Trusts, U. M. Rose. Central Law Journal (Oct. 20, '93) • Actions by Foreign Receivers, William L. Мurfree, Jr.
Criminal Law Magazine (Sept., '93). Former Offence, W. W. Thornton; Criminal An thropology, O. F. Hershey.
Harvard Law Review (Nov. '93). The Origin and Scope of the American Doctrine of Constitutional Law, James B. Thayer; The Present Legal Status of Trusts, S. C. T. Dodd.
Lippincott's. Law Quarterly Review (Oct., '93). The Hepburn Line, Mrs. Mary J. Holmes; Two Belligerent Southrons (Portraits), Florence Waller; "Poor Yorick" (illustrated), Robert N. Stephens; An Hour at Sir Frederick Leighton's (Portrait), Vir ginia Butler; A Deed with a Capital D., Charles M. Skinner; Necromancy Unveiled (Portrait), A. Herr mann; Confessions of an Assistant Magician (Por trait), Addie Herrmann; The Pass'n's Grip (illus trated), Rosewell Page; Running the Blockade (illustrated), Emma Henry Ferguson.
Review of Reviews. The Irrigation Idea and its Coming Congress (illustrated), William E. Smythe; The Evils of an Appreciating Currency, Edward B. Howell; The Renaissance of the Historical Pilgrimage (illustrated), Lyman P. Powell; The Revival of the Pilgrimage in England (illustrated), W. T. Stead.
What is a Chose in Action? Sir H. W. Elphinstone; Contract by Letter, L. C. Innes; The Reor ganization of Provincial Courts, W. H. Owen; In demnity of Executor Continuing Testator's Busi ness, A. T. Murray; Our Indian Protectorate, Sir A. C. Lyall; The Last Days of Bondage in England, I. S. Leadam; A Doubt on the Statute of Frauds, E. C. C. Firth.
Yale Law Journal (Oct., '93). The Importation of Armed Men from other States to Protect Property, Wilfred M. Peck; The Use of Cases in Teaching Law, Prof. Emlin McClain.
BOOK NOTICES. Scribner's. The Northwest Mounted Police of Canada (illus trated), J. G. A. Creighton; The Mystery of the Red Fox (illustrated), Joel Chandler Harris; The Man of Letters as a Man of Business, W. D. Howells; Glimpses of the French Illustrators, I. (illustrated),
A TREATISE ON THE LAW OF INSURANCE, including Fire, Life, Accident. Guarantee, and other NonMarine risks, with reference to the decisions in the United States, England, Ireland, Scotland, Canada, and the other British Provinces. By
