(illustrated), Joseph C. Helm; Lumbering in the Northwest (illustrated), J. E. Jones; American So ciety in Paris (illustrated), Mary Bacon Lord; The Spoil of the Puma (illustrated), Gilbert Parker; Hen rik Ibsen's Poems (frontispiece of Ibsen), Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen; English Postal Reformers (illus trated), Thomas L. James; Contemporary F'rench Playwrights (illustrated), Arthur Hornblów: Crinoline Folly (illustrated), Helen Gilbert Ecob; A Revolu tion in the Means of Communication (illustrated), Elisha Gray. Harper's. The Evolution of New York (Part I.; illustrated), Tliomas A. Janvier; A Dream City (illustrated), Candace Wheeler; James Russell Lowell (with por trait), Charles Eliot Norton; Etelka Talmeyr, a Tale of Three Cities (a story; illustrated), Brander Mat thews; A Discontented Province (illustrated), Henry Loomis Nelson; Horace Chase (a novel), Part V., Constance Fenimore Woolson; A Child of the Cov enant (a story), Eva Wilder McGlasson; Love's Labor's Lost (illustrated), Edwin A. Abbey; The Refugees, a Tale of Two Continents (illustrated), Part V., A. Conan Doyle; Colorado and its Capital, Julian Ralph; The French Scare of 1875, Mr. De Blowitz; Phillips Brooks, Rev. Arthur Brooks, D.D. Lippincott's. Mrs. Romney, Rosa Nouchette Carey; The Society of the Cincinnati (illustrated), John Bunting; A Pastel (illustrated), Cornelia Kane Rathbone; New St. Louis (illustrated), James Cox; Kühne Beveridge (illustrated), Gertrude Atherton; Colonel Pope and Good Roads, Prof. L. M. Haupt; Men of the Day, M. Crofton. New England Magazine. Phillips Brooks and Harvard University (illus trated), Alexander McKenzie, D.D.; The City of Seattle (illustrated), John W. Pratt; Life and Study at the Naval Academy (illustrated). Walter G. Rich ardson, U. S. Navy; Old Shipbuilding Days at Duxbury, Lucy P. Higgins; A Historic Doll, Caro Atherton Dugan; Pietro Mascagni. the author of the Cavalleria Rusticana (illustrated), Ashton R. Willard; John Hallantyne, American, VII I.-IX., Helen Camp bell; New England Art at the World's Fair (illus trated), William Howe Downes; A Professional Lover (a story; illustrated), Arthur C. Grissom; Milton as an Educator, Phillips Brooks; The Legends of Jekyl Island, Franklin H. Head; At the Meeting of the Circle (a story), Julie M. Lippmann. Review of Reviews. Woman's Part at the World's Fair, Virginia C. Meredith; Frederick Courte ney Selous, the Greatest
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of African Hunters, W. T. Stead; How a Socialist Millennium would work. Scribner's. An Unpublished Autograph Narrative by Wash ington (illustrated), George Washington : The Coun try Printer (illustrated). W. D. Howells; Early in the Spring, Robert Louis Stevenson : Broken Music. Thomas Bailey Aldrich. The Reformation of James Reddy (illustrated), Bret Harte; The Upward Pres sure : a Chapter from the History of the Twentieth Century, Walter Besant; The Fiddler of the Reels (illustrated), Thomas Hardy; The Middle Years, Henry James; An Artist in Japan (illustrated), Rob ert Blum : Jersey and Mulberry (illustrated), H. C. Bunner; The One I Knew the Best of All: a Memory of the Mind of a Child (illustrated), Frances Hodg son Burnett; Between Mass and Vespers (illus trated), Sarah Orne Jewett; The Comédie Française at Chicago, Francisque Sarcey. LEADING ARTICLES IN THE LAW JOURNALS.
American Law Review (May-June, '93). The Consolidation of Competing Corporations. J C. Thomson; Corrupt Practice Acts. Joseph Hutcliinson; Liability of an Organizer of a Corporation for its Acts; The Legal Aspect of some Modern Politi cal Notions, Robert Ludlow Fowler. Central Law Journal (May 19, '93) Burden of Proof in Contests of Wills on the Ground of Mental Incapacity of the Testator. (May 26) Jury of Lessor More than Twelve. Nathan New mark. (June 2) Dividends, Seymour D. Thompson. Criminal Law Magazine (May, '93). The Exercise of the Police Power. III., D. H. Pingrey. Harvard Law Review (May. '93). Quasi Contract : its Nature and Scope, William A. Keener : The Co-operation of '• Law " and " Equity." and the Engrafting of Equitable Remedies upon Com mon Law Proceedings, Austin Abbott;• National Unification of Law, F. J. Stimson; Why is a Master Liable for the Tort of his Servant? Frank WHackett.
BOOK NOTICES.
THE LAW OF SUBROGATION. By HENRY N. SHELDON. Second Edition. The Boston Book Company. Boston, 1893. Law Sheep. $5.00 net.
