Literary Notes

In iecuesing politics, but Jiave in your pocket a copy of the "vestpocket" editton of the Political Regi# ter for 1892. It is ocmciise, reliable, and convenient. One can teil at a glainee the popular and electoral votes given eandidates ::i'-e 1824. Public debts, exporta and importa; receipts and isbursinents, and inoney in the United States for the past 30 years; prices of grain and produce since 1860; money of the World in cfrculation; price of siilver, the dollar value an-d ratio of sidver to gold i'n the chief markets for Mie past 50 years, amd much other matter of general importance and value. It is specially desined to be a vade mecum for the presidential campaiig1!! of tlie year. Price 25 cents, post paiid. THE CARROLL PÜB. CO., 204 Dearborti Street, Cbiicago, 111. Sewntee.n portraüts of American a tkropiologists will accompany Prof. Fredlerfck Starr's article om Anthropologilcal Work in America, which ia to open Tlie Popular Science Monthly for July. The article shows that both in qu&li'ty and amount the work of Americans in tbis field compare furorably wiit.li that of Europeans, descrïbed by Pro'f Starr in an earlier nuniber. Mrs. Joüh Sherw-ood's story of New York society, "A tramsplanted Rose," ■n-Hl be publishcd soon in a new editiion a a volume in "Harper's Franklim Square Library." The next nuimber in "Harper's Franklln Square Library" tvill be a' coUection of stories by John Heard, Jr., entïtled "A Charge for France, and Other .Storiles." Wtth illustrations.