458 Black Beauty Edith Lyle Field's Poems Fall of Sebastopol. Merchant of Venice.. Toby Tyler 10 What Katy Did at School... 10 Oliver Optic 10 10 ADDITIONS FOR OCTOBER. cer The contention of this book is that, with means already secured, there is a way to individual happiness, even under existing conditions; and also, that the present acceleration of progress, and tain already accomplished tests of possible industrial and economic reform coupled with an optimism that has for its motto, "All can be, and, there, shall be well," not only promise, but assure, to mankind, in a not remote future, equal opportunities for securing happiness by means altogether honest and altruistic.-Introd. Podmore, F. Studies in psychical research. The introduction explains the founding of the Society of Psychical Research and the attitude of the educated world in general towards problems of secondary consciousness. The author has already written a work on "Apparitions and thought transference".-Publisher's Weekly. SOCIAL AND POLITICAL Central law journal. v. 44. Jan.-June, 1897. We have aimed to make this publication a practical law newspaper in the broadest sense rather than a critical review in the philosopical sense.-Editorial. Forum. v. 23. Mar.-Aug., 1897. 17 Francisco, M. J. Municipal ownership: its fallacy. 26 Contains legal and editorial opinions, tables and cost of lights furnished by private companies and municipal plants. Hazen, C. D. Contemporary Amer. opinion of the Fr. Revolution. (Johns Hopkins Univ. Studies in hist. and polit. science. Extra vol. 16.) An admirable account.-Lib. Springfield, Mass. Harris, T. L. Trent affair. 26a Bull., 28 Mr. Harris maintains that the seizure of Mason and Slidell by Capt. Wilkes was wrong in point of law, and he thinks that Mr. Seward should have placed the release of the captives on a broader ground than that of the omission of the captor to bring the vessel into port. His argument on this point is clear and forcible, and well worthy of consideration-Political Science Quarterly. 1. 1870. Kellogg, E. New monetary system. 30d Michigan. Insurance Bureau. Ann. rept. Ref. 30a Rand, McNally & Co. Chicago city railway directory and street number guide. Ref. 30c U. S. Com. on Boundary bet. Venezuela and British Guiana. Report and accompanying papers. v. 2-3. 1897. Ref. 28d v. 2. contains the Dutch transcripts gathered in Europe. The British extracts, drawn almost wholly from documents in British hands, scarcely touch the earliest history of the Guiana colonies, and give more attention to what was done in the colonies than to the acts and instructions of the Dutch Government.-Introductory note. -Congress. Statutes at large. v. 29. Dec., 1895-Mar., 1897. Ref. 23a Contains also recent treaties, conventions and executive proclamations. -Consular repts. V. 53. Commerce, manufactures, etc. nos. 196-199. Jan.Apr., 1897. Ref. 30b Filled with matter interesting to all classes of the community. General Land Office. Circular showing the manner of proceeding to obtain title to public lands under the homestead, desert land and other laws. Ref. 30c -State Dept. Commercial relations of the U. S. with foreign countries. 1895-6, Ref. 30b Ref. 19d pts. 1-2. 2 v. |