Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-28
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ers San Francisco. The contents, in addi-
! ton to the reviews ano editorials, are "A
Contemporary of Washington -, " Al
4 fred A. Wheeler; fragments, ~ Mary
ii. Field; /" Herbert Spencer's Political In
stitutions'n BY w. W. Crane, Jr.; Through
Northern Mexico il 49, by o. NJ. Wozsn-
craft; miss vesta's Prodigal," BY Mary
W. Giascock; ga Big Indian Weddiog,"
by s. A. Beatty; cat Roman Ruins" by
John Hampton Craig; Suburban Esch
ings.n, by w; G; Bartlett; "EyA Liser ss
Clover" by Elizabeth A. Davis; o. ca,
| by Flora Wright 1.-The Azores" by w. ID.
Jacques "a Dream" by Charles S. Greene;
Sir Charles Gayan Duffy" by John Man
ming.
From D. Appleton & Co., New York. we
have the Popular Science Monthly for
November. 1t is an especially interesting
number. The chief papers are: "Sswe.-
'The Science of the Present Period" by
Enil Du Bots. Raymond Some Curious
| Vegetable Growths," by w. Fl. Larrabee;
'sTne Law of Human increase" by Nathan
| Allen, NJ. D., Ii. D.; Science 10 Relation
to the Arts" by g. W. Siemens, +. r. S.;
"Pnysiognomic Curioeities," by Felix /.
Boyd Dswkins; Scientific Farming at
Rothamsted," by Manly Miles, NJ. d.;
"Who was Primitive Man ?" by Prof. Grant
Allen; Life Among the Battas of Sumatra,"
by DIR. A. Schneider.
From Hardy & Mallory, Philadelphia, the
publishers we have the American Catholic
Quarterly Review" for October. The lead
ing papers are: The Origin of Civil Au-
thority," by Rev. j. Ming. 5. j.; Cardinal
Charles Earle, BA, OxoD.; Cessre Cantu
and the Neo-Guelphs of Italy" by Rev.
| Bernard O'Rsilly. LID; "The Attitude of
Society Towards Religion" by Arthur Feath-
erstone Marshall. B.A. Oxon.; Superior
Instruction in Oar Colleges by Rev. Aug.
j. Thebaud, Sd; Labor Discomfort, by
John Culinary Shea, LID; "The Coming
Transit os Venus" by Rev. j. NJ. Degni,
Sd; Irish Crime and Its Causes" by John
MacCarthy.
Charles Scribner's Sons. New York. have
issued an clifton of Professor VIM. P. Fogg's
Land OF the Arabian Nights" with an in
PRODUCTION by B2yard Taylor. It is 8 work
on travels and scenes in Egypt, Arabia and
| Persia, and Mr.. Taylor's introduction gives
it such warm communication, and youches go
positively for its accuracy, and pays the
author sach hearty compliments, that it is
unnecessary to make other reference to the
n after in the book, or to speak of present
| Impressions. This Endorsement was one of
the last writings by Dir. Taylor. The volume
| is very attractively put up, and forms a
pretty gift.book for the holiday season. Il is
for sale at 81 by Bancroft & Co., San Fran
cisco.
From Bancroft & Co., San Francisco, we
have another OF the E1glish Men Of Letters
Series from the press CT Harper & Bros,
| New York. This issue is of Sterne and it is
| from the pen of H. d. Trail. The materials
available for biography of Sterne are, as
the literary world we'll knows, not abundant,
1 A. ,lok1 l1,o
have accomplished his task with satisfaction
AS so little is or can be known Of the earlier
passages of Sterne's life, the work of course
treats more largely of his later years and Of
the products Of his genius. Tie volume cells
for 70 cents.
"Tha Atlantic Monthly" for November
(Houghton, MifiiinE& Co, Boston,l presents
these leading pr psss: Two GA Tower
by Thomas Hardy; How Shall the Ameri.
son Midnight" By CHARLES i. Hiidreth;
"A Ride in Spain" by Charles Dudley
| Warner; "Studies in the South" IN;
Under the Sky" Edith NJ. Thomas;
Tapestries" by William Young; g Beau.
msrchais." By Marie Ellery Mickey; DO
nestle Country Life in Greece" by Eunice
! w. FELTON, RQoe Jones" by 2. Dsming;
Recent Memoirs Of Cicero ;" "a Modern
Instance )" Daniel Macmillan"
From the Leonard Scott Publishing Com.
pany, New York, we have their reprint of
BLACK woods Edinburgh Magazine foE Oc-
toher. Tbs papers in this number are en-.
! titled: " Adolphus A Comedy of Atfini-
ties !" "Tunis - the Ladies' Linioras -
Part VII; =" In the British Museum :" 1.-THE
Ertkines and their Kiusfolk )" Nottingham
Lace: Its History and Manufacture -
"Urbs Roma Vale Part Il, by !. z. ii. n
The Story of james L .rker A Tale Of thu
Congo Coast :" The Situation IL Egypt"
From the law department of the publishing
! house of A. L. Bancroft & Co., San Fran
cisco, we have the thirty-siyhth y,llms Of
American Decisions" The work has been
| time, AMI calls for no further remark now.
The cases re-reported il the current volume
are confined to he years 1912 and 1S43, with
few from the date of 1S41.
From Montague Marks, n. Y, We have
"The Art Amateur" This excellent journal
is Being constantly improved. It's supple
ments Of patterns and designs for embroidery,
| tile and PLAGUE painting are especially vslu-
able. The departments en- Ceramics Furni-
ture, Household Decoration and Art in gen.
ersl command the respect of the art world.
1.-The Amateur" fills peculiar and useful
| field, and has no superior in it.
1.-THE Sunday Magazine" for November
from Frank Isslies publishing house, New
York, il at hand. Is is S very profussly-
illustrated number, and the articles IN its
pages are altogether too many aud varied to
be even quoted by title here. Il is large
volume of good reading matter each nonth.
From Cassell, Peter & Gslpin. New York,
we have the " Magazine of Art " for Novem-
Der. 1t is profusely illustrated, aud the text
| matter treats Of "Kab2le Pottery" Greek
Myths in Crack Art /" Keramics Cf japan"
"Studio Life in Paris, " The Earbingers of
the Renaissance" etc.
The Houghtons, Sacramento, have for sale
bound novel by Mary Hszly, better known
as Jeanne Msiret, chat bears the title, "a
Mere Caprice" l. is from tie press Of jan
sen, McCiurg & Co., Chicago. It is a grace
full and charming story of life, that is 80
natural one may hesitate 10 call it romance.
"a Transplanted Rose" is the name of
very pleasant society novel from the pen of
an unknown author. It is from the press of
Hsrpers. New York, add is for sale by Bar
| croft 4 Co., San Francisco. ct 81.