Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-03
'THE DAILY RECORD UNION.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TIE Atlantic Monthly" for July
{Houghton, Osgood & Co., BOSTON, is on our
table. It brings the last chapters of MIR.
Howells' Undiscovered Country" which is
generally conceded to be the greatest novel
he has written. In saltwater Tragedy"
Mr.. Aldrich describes a ''strike" very
forcibly. Richard Grant Whites article is
on the plot and parsonage of king Lear"
Artists and admirers of original, noble
character will enjoy DIR. Angeles fourth
chapter of "reminiscences of w. II. Hunt"
Lovers of the theater will find no little in
terest in j Brander Matthews article on A
French Comic Dramatist." Anna Eichberg
writes a short story, Browns Retreat"
From the posthumous papers of Gen. q. t.
Shipley is given chapter of " Incidents of
the Capture of Richmond" The Rem
iniscences of the Van Buren, Administration
will interest old readers. Several good
poems, reviews of many recent books. and
variety Of charming essays in the Contrib
ztors' Club, complete an excellent number.
From D. Appleton Il Co., New York, we
have the Popular Science Monthly for
terror of the Earth, by r. Radau; "Changes
of the Circulation During Cerebral Activity,
by Charles Sedgwick Minot, S. B., S. D.;
Clothes Farbenlehre-( Theory of Colorsl"-
by Professor John Tyndall, f. r. s.; " My
Fire, by Professor F. W. Clarke p" A Van
dication of Scientific Ethics" by w. ID. lie
Sueur B. A.; The Coming of Age OF the
Origin of Species" by Professor I. IL. Hnx-
ley Atmospheric Dust" by Castor lis
sander; " a geological Enigma" by Felix
L. Oswald, NJ D.; Ca the Modes of Dis
trihution of Plants" by Joseph T. James
&c Hysteria and Demonism-A Study, IN
Morbid Psychology, by Dr. Charles Rlchet;
g Notes on Few of Our Birds, by Harry
ment of the Old by NJ. NJ. Pattison Muir,
f. r. s. E; sketch of Friedrich Mohr,
by Frederick Hoffman,.
The contents of 'Appleton's Journal" for
July d. Appleton & Co., New York; are as
follows: Her Drommel's Inconsistencies,
by Victor Cherbuliez; 1.-THE Shakespearean
Myth" by Appleton Morgan; Modern
Italian Picturesque SCULPTURE" by James
jackson Jaws; "The Variations of
the Roman Church, by A. P. Stan
ley, Dean of Westminster; " Plea for
Musicians - - An Adventures of the Eigh-
teenth Century = The Dramatis Persone
of Spanish Comedy :" "1he Grievances of
Louis Napoleon y 1.-The Suez Canal
and Egyptian Finances" by Charles
II. Rockwell; Professor WinchelIs "Pread-
antics :" " The Charming Centennial Litera-
ture." Editors Table: Shakespearean Ed
itors and Readers; a Timely Book Liter
airy Ant; Note.
"Harper's Magazine for July is hand
somely and copiously illustrated. The chief
papers are William Morris hunt" by
Maria R. Oakley 'By-paths in the Nom
n Z
Santa Fe Trail" by A. A. Hayes, Jr.;
EsPrinces and Potentates in 1S40;" Sum
mer Clubs on Great South Bay" by Thomas
W. Knox; Prince Yousuf and the AL
cayde, poem, by c. P. Cranch Queen
Victoria, " by Mrs. Ohphaut; 6 Blue flags,
poem, by Ellen NJ. Hutchinson White
Wings; : Yachting Romance, by William
Black; american Colleges and German
Universities" by Richard I. Ely; Close
Quarters story, by Z. W. Latimer |
''Franklins Place in the Science of the Last
Century, by DR.. John w. Draper 4" Mary
Anerley," a novel, by r. d. Blackmore ;
. Washington Square, q novel, by Henry
james, Jr. These are followed by the usual
full departments.
"ScribneF's Monthly Illustrated Maya
zine Tor July is a brilliantly illuminated
number. The leading papers are The
d.. y.
E4-oTneil BjOrnstjerne Bjornson," by HAL
ar Hjorth Boyesen: :" Ia the Heart of
e lfornia Alps. by John Muir; g Peter the
K rszt, Part W." by Eugene Schuyler
Does ViviseCtion Pay, by a. j. Letting
Sred; From Palermo to Syracuse" by Gen
eral George B. Mcclellan; THE Dominion
OF Canada" by George N. Grant: The
japanese and Chinese Students il America,
BY G. F. Thwing, and the usual departments.
From a. S. Barnes & Co., New York, we
We have the international Review" fer
July, with these papers in the contents:
81 Jonathan Edwards" by Oliver Wendell
Holmes Frontier Folk, by George Booth
81 Lord Beaconsfeld; l" The Labor Problem
from the Labor Reform Side" by Jesse II.
Jones; " Mr.. Pointers Lectures on Art, by
Philip Gilbert Hamerton The Wrecking
Of Life Insurance Companies, by Julius vii
-eoXs " Contemporary Literature
80 The Magazine of Art - tCassell, Peter,
(. 1ipin & Co.. New York; is at hand for
June. Its papers are Queen Victoria and
Nrs, a An Old Breton Town, The Society
Of British Artists =" Michael Angelo"
Sous La Feuillee,n % Is Photography
an Art?" "Our Living Artists, " Indian
Metal Work" Pictures of the Year"
- Landscape Fiction" Five O'clock Tea"
Inc enSfaNihSs are JWehtY-tDree III NUMBER, |
and are, with many minor illustrations, as
choice as usual.
From the Leonard Scott Publishing Co.,
New York, we have BIaokwood's Edin-
burgh Magazine for June, which presents
these papers: DIR. Wortle's School, - The |
Reconstruction of Sheepfolds, - 1.-The Uni
versity of the Prailies, Suicide, Fish
ing and Fishing Literature, 1.-The ex-Amir
Yakub Khan, "Bush-Life in Queensland"
g The New Ministry" Conservative Reor-
ganization.
Miss Mary Reardon of Sacramento is the
author of new piece of music just published
in sheet form by NJ. Gray, San Francisco
1t is a very pleasing and graceful compost
tion called The Marie Valse,H and is
printed in six pages. 1t is written for the
piano in three flats.