Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-09
LATE PUBLICATIONS.

From Montague Marks, New York, we
hays The Art Amateur" for September.
1t furnishes notable array of flower designs
FOR painting and embroidery, and handles
long list OF art topics in its usual practical
and interesting manner. Articles on cloi.
some ensmels, on book-bindiug, on the art of
Illumination and on curious shoes and pat
terms, are copiously and Handsomely illus.
trated. The story of g Palsy" the potter,
is retold. The frontispiece represents nota-
BILE piece of ceramic ware, which formerly be-
lopgsd TO Louis Napoleen--a msjolica plate.
Among other subjscts discussed are painting
ivory Photographic, stenciling with oil eolors.
design IN siiyerware, and bad taste in uphol-
stery.
From the Leonard Scott Publishing COM
pany, New York, We have the Edinburgh
Review for July, wish these papers: BON
Sebastian snd his Personstors, I" Siemen's
Theory of Solar Heat" Indian Admins.
trstion and Finance" Littre, Dumas, Pas.
terr and Tame. 1.-THE Red Book of Men
teith, ." North Borreo." a. American Society
in American Fiction. " Lscky's England ia
the Eighteenth Century," Three in
Norway" "a Retrospect of the
Session" Note Oh Naval Admin
istration." From the same firm we have
" Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine" for
August (American reprint). It's leading
papers sire: Msehipe-mads Soldiers y
Some Glinpses of the Prehistoric Hebride-
ans :" "Urbs Roma Vale % by J. P. NJ.
TIE La6iss Lindores," Part v; +" Mczlsy's
"Reminiscences of Oxford; Snort in Ger.
man Forest Country" "Rsmiriscence Of a
Msrch :" Ladies in Iceland p ''The Whigs'
Last Chance" "Our French Ally n Egypt
From Houghton, NJ fflio & Co, Boston. we
have received the Atlantic Monthly for
September. 1t is choice nuubsr. Among
its papers sre these articles: "Dsrkness. " by
Julia @. T. Dorr American History OF the
Stage" by r Fellow Evil in Greek Nv
shology," bg EGzsbath Robbins; "a Geo.
logic Rsmble on the Wesld," by III. ID. Con.
wsY; "Stndies in the South !" Tears of
Isis, !" by Francis l.. Mace; "The Nation OF
the Willows" L., By +. a. Gushing; :. The
Last Chance of the Confederacy," by Alex.
hnder c. MeClurg; "William Rufus;n
3" Mezley's "reminiscences )" "Lecky's En-
gland in tins Eighteenth Century % ''Lelsnd
on the Gyp5ies;" Political Science :"
!" Mrs. Kenble's Memoirs; )" and the segiaI
stories and usual departments.
:" TIE Sanitarisn " for August "a. N. Bel.
New York;, among other very interesting
papers: " aid TO Common Schools: the
Status of Education in the United States.
by Hon. II. w. Blair; draining Schools"
by Hon. O. n. Aoilingsworth; Tree Pres
esvatiou, by Franklin B. Hough "Rela-
tons eff Plant Longevity to Geographical
Distribution" by T. Hildehrand "IBfu.
eues of Woman on Village Adjournment" by
Mrs. b. nj. Plunkett "Whst is the Duty
Of the President in The Case of Guitssu 20 by
Clark Bel; Estate Medicine" by A. 1,
Gihon, NJ. D.; National Association for
Sanitary and Rural Improvement" by Chas.
+. Wingate; National Board Of Health
Report, 1879"
HaYper's Magazine for September is at
hsnd. 1t is brilliantly illustrated It's lead
ing papers are /: " A Summer at York" by
SsrAh ID. Clark "Ths Wtibeztreug." bv
Elise Allen: "The Visit Of the VIKINGS,
by T. w. Higginson Ia Surrey" tthe frst
Of series of papsrsl. by Mrs. John Lille
Spanish Vistas. by g. z. L9throp; Love
VIII Find Out Way" By Elizabeth D. B.
StoddaTd; " Rscollections of Emerson" by
e. P. Whipple; THE Mississippi River
Problem" by David A. Curtis also num-
Der of stories and poems, and al the usual
interesting departments.
"The Magazine of Art" (Casssll, PETER &
Galpin, New York;, is at hand for Septeu-
Der. l. is choice sample Of this standard
work, and is replete With fne engrayings,
several Of which are full-psge pictures. The
text MISTER is on American Art" =" jana
nose and Chinese Brouzss, u " Herring Fish
ing. ." Canterbury Cathedral, -" Van Dyck,
" Current Art"
The wide Awake" % L1throp & Co
Bostorl ter September is q charming number,
and Ella Fsrnlan, The editor, never sent ont
better ore. Among the many articles
adapted TO the understanding Of young foiks
IS one Of especial mention entitled " A Sum-
mer Evenings Entertainment" Il is No. 2
OF series that gives instructions for some
beautiful tsblssux. Ths engravings in this
number are many AID choice.
Frank Lsslie's Sunday Magazine for
September is an especially bright and inter.
astirg oue. Il is profusely illustrated-nors
so than aSy magazine we know of-snd there
IS of text matter q very great variety.