Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

"Harper's Monthly for October is pro-
fusely illustrated Its leading papers are
ga Berkshire Road" Journalistic Lon
don, 1.-The Peabody Museum of Arcbaol-
ogy and Ethnology," Adirondack Days.
Frederick A. Brldgman," g. The Telegraph
of To-day" Cotton and its Kingdom,
"Anne" "a serial) Raldy" IA story, 1.-The
Mormon Situation" Faint Heart Meier
Won Fair Lady IA story, "a Laodician
From Cassell, Peter, Galpin & Co., we have
Magazine of Art for September. "opens
with capital engraving from Munkacsy' s
Prisoner" There are also large number of
smaller wood cuts and designs for articles
entitled "Woman's Part in Domestic Deco.
ration" New Natural History Museum"
and sketches from The Salon of 1881" The
articles other than these are +" Our Living
Artists" "Christ Church. Hampshire, "
Career and Works of Flaxman," " Choice
of Subjects in Landscape Painting" :" The
Duet and Art Notes
"Appleton's Journal" for October ID.
Appleton & Co., New York;, has these lead
ing papers "Saints and Sinners (Noirs ct
Rouges, F" from the French of Victor Cherbu-
lies +; "Sketches and "Reminiscences by Ivan
Tourgenieff," by g. E. Turner; . English
anu AIuericau EDSusI, ny hiCuhru -.
Proctor; French Intellectual Life" by
Karl Hillebrand byron, Goethe, and Mr..
Matthew Arnold" by w. Hale White I" An
Adventure in the Philippine Islands" by II.
H. Behr; 1.-TWO Theories of Poetry" by
Arthur Tilley; 1.-THE Meiningen Company
and the London Stage; )" Lawn Tennis and
its Players" by Robert D. Osborn; and the
editorial departments and reviews.
From the Leonard Scott Publishing Com
pany, New York, we have Blackwood's
Edinburgh Magazine" for September Amer
lean edition. Its contents are The Pri-
vate Secretary Electra, "a
False Start: Moral Comedy" "The Land
of Khemi--Part IV-Society in the Pro-
vinces," "Uncle No. H." with
Christian Almer in the Overland" Lighter
K, Hints for an Autumnal Ramble, by
an Old Tramp. "Note-The Death of DIR.
John Hill Burton" "The Land Bill in the
Lords"
"The Atlantic Monthly" (Houghton,
Miffiin & Co., Boston) for October presents
these papers, DIR. Breens Practice" by
w. D. Howells; "Origin of Crime in So
Getty" by Richard L. Dugdale "CarlYle's
Laugh, by Thomas Wentworth Higginson f;
Martha" by Julia G. R. Dorr '' The Two
Hamlets," by Richard Grant White; The
Portrait of Lady" by Henry james, Jr;
River Driftwood," by Sarah Orne Jewett ];
ga Tropical Sequence" by Charles Warren
Stoddard My neighbours Ring" by S. M.
B. Piatt The Katrina Saga" Part IL, by
II. H.; els God Good ?" by Elizabeth Stuart
Phelps; ''Place de la Bsstile, Paris" by
Dante Gabriel Rossetti; dean Stanley"
by Phillips Brooks; and the usual depart
ments.
The Popular Science Monthly" for DC.
tober ID. Appleton & Co., New York; is at
hand. Its leading papers are Physical
Education" by Felix L. Oswald, M. D.;
..The Practical Business of Life Insurance, :"
by Theodore Wehle; How the Earth is
Weighed, by DIR. Otto Walterhofer =" The
Development of Political Institutions" by
Herbert Spencer; The Cultivation of Med
ical Science" by James Paget; Increase
and Movement of the Colored Population. !"
by j. Stahl Patterson; About Comets, by
Aaron Nicholas Skinner; The Connection
of the Biological Sciences with Medicine, by
Professor I. III. Huxley; Progress. in the
Manufacture of Steel" by A. K. Hunting
ton ]" Iutelligence of Ants" by George j.
Romanes Forest-Culture in Alpine Ra-
vines" by NJ. J. Cleve; Cattle Raising in
South America" by NJ. Couty; Sketch of
Professor Charles A. Young"