Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-21

sale by A. L. Bancroft 4 Co., San Francipco.
The Prsirie Flower" ard is sequsl,
"Leni LsotiN BY Emerson Bennett. Phil
adelphis: T. B. Peterson & Boa Ihese
two stories are bound together in one volume.
I.eni Leoti is the Indian translation of Prai-
RE Flower, which is the name OF the hsroiue,
an Indian girl Who proves Go Be the long-lost
= ;ld Of an American lady and her French
husband. The stories are said TO have besD
long out of print, and recently presented to
tine public Sc sin on account OF their interest,".
They are full Of plot and incident almost
breathlessly 81 the love is Purs and roman
iic The heroine is good and beautiful, II a
little pale IL charaotsris =tion, snd the con-
stantly recurring perils Of toe prsiries and
the Rocky mountains are met By inner Sc
courage and presence et mied on the part ol
the her ,es. Il is briefly sn Indian Story 81
adventure Fer sale by =. L, Bauar,ft l.
Co, San Francisco,
"The Popular Science Monthly" pub
lisbed by D. Appleton & 90. New York, lie
at hsnd for August It's principal articles
are: Changes in New England Popula-
ton" by Dr. Nathan Allen; The Anarchy
Of Modern Politics" by W. d. lie Suear, B.
a. Rank and Title" by Z. d. Y. Car
penter "On Radiation" by Prof. Tyndai !;
q The Little Missouri Bad Lands. BY Prof.
Mcbride illustrated; Technical Educa-
ton" by a. Curtis Bond " The Remedies Of
Nature-Climatic Fevers," By +, l., Oswald /;
" Association of Colors with Sounds" by
Henri de Parville; THE Geological Distri-
button Of North American Forests, by
Thomas j. Howell; Perrier on the Fheory
Of Descent" by NJ. A. Espiuas; g els IL
dian Mythology" by Henry Gest; . 10
Gusts as Food for Man." by David A. Lyle,
U. S. A; etc.
Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine" fer
August presents 226 pages Of sbly-prepared
reading matter, and among which readers
will fad very much of Interest and to IL
struct, The article continuing the subject Of
religious denominations is by Rev. Charles
II. Hail. d. D., upon "W hat i EpiscopacyT
Leading articles in the number: Rosetti.
an Esthetic Post = " Historical Influences Of
Christianity" by w. W. De Hart Peter
Mardsn's Ward" by L. NJ. BurrsRe; "Ss-
cred Musicians Of the Nineteenth Century :"
." City Of the Sun, by Rev. II. J. Browne
Among the Nations Of the North" by
Lieutenant T. Schwstka; "Spice in Relig-
ion, sermon by DR.. Talmadge; American
Pilgrims 10 Palestine" by De Leon, and a
large number of others of high merit. Pub
lished by Mrs. Frank Leslie, New York.
The Overland Monthly" for August,
published by Samuel Carson, San Francisco,
has these among it's contents: Guppy's
Daughter" c.. II. Shinn; Tho Drama in
Dreamland,n Charles Warren Stoddard
" The Frontier Prospsctor," +. M; Ena-
Itch; Just Willful Girl" Mile w.
Carpenter; Pioneer Sketches III. An
Episode Of Ola Mendocino. a. G. 4.
"California Cerssls"-II., by Joseph Hutch
inson &" King Cophetua's Wife Chapters
XI. and XII, J. b. Bsnsel "AvAion, the
Precursor OF Maryland" L. w. Wilhelm
" Ny New Friend" G. S. Godkin; "Put-
tag IL the Summer Professionally IL
ID !. Richardson "A Proud Woman
Ralph s. Smith Uncertainties OF SCI
enee," G. f. Wright, etc.
"The Catholic Quarterly Review" issued
by Hardy & Mshouy, Philadelphia, is st
hand for July, and It's contents are SIS fol-
lows THE Catholic Doctrine on Mar-
rage" by Rsv. Henry A. Brann, d. D. /;
THE Church Of France and the Rsvoln-
tion." by Kathleen O'Meara; IAN Old
Biblical Problem Solved at Last" by Rev.
Simon Lebl, d. d. q Father Felix Yarels,
by J. L Rodriguez; Capital and Labor.
BY RI Rev. James O'OonnOr. ID. d " Ea-
gIish Administration ia Ireland To-Day" by
BRYAN J. OIinche; Converts-Their Infld.
eros and Work in this Country" by John
Culinary Saes, LII. D.; THE Alleged Fall
of Pope Liberius," by Rev. z. j. Harold I;
The New Sovereignty" By a. f. Mar
shRll, b. A., OxOn, etc.
King Capital" BY William Sine. New
York q. 7. Putnam's Sons. The XVIII.
issue of the Transatlantic Seriss tells the
story Of nOuDeGU1 riches and strikes 10 a large
Scotch manufacturing town. The Bailie
thrives upon his brothers patents, but finally
dies of apoplexy, leaving the cheated fcater-
nal relative to the enjoyment of bis proper
wealth and place. There is an amusing love
affair between the Babies second daughter
and French refugee, D." Friend of Human
ity, snd more serious one between the cid
est daughter and a workman, on the "a
mans man for q that principle. Every
thing ends in InAtrimony and merrimeRt with
q comfortable ohink Of coin in everybody's
pocket. For sale by A. J.. Bancroft & Co.,
San Francisco.
Whom Kathie Married" By Amanda
NJ. Douglas. Boston Lee Il Shepard. New
York: Charles Z. Dillingham;. T1is is the
last Of SIX stories about one heroine By Ms
Douglas, and tells the love life Of several
young people. Kathie ID engaged to g minis
ter, aud fuds "she doesn'G love him, and
solves the question asked in the .itle by mar
rying a Lieutenant. An Objectionable Great
ure called Addie entangles Ksthie's brother
into runaway match, and then deserts hun
with lover number two. The book is full Of
PHRASES" heart moments, graciousnesp,"
and inward strife" giving q Cast Of "utteE-
ness 70 the style. The tone of the hook ie
pure and estimable. For sale by w. 4. &
G. S. Houghton, Sacramento.
The August or midsummer number Of
THE Century" is at hand, and viii BE- found
Of special interest. l. contains an unusual
number Of good short stories, as well as
poems and articles adapted to sumner read
ing "a Wom8n's Reason" is continued, snd
q stirring romance entitled "Iae Bread.
Winners is commenced, snd TO continue
through six numbers. Henry James has an
able essay upon Daudet, the French Nov
eIist;" q. w. Protbero contributes an art
essay, and John Burroughs writes upon Car
lyle and his wife. There are several humor-
Gus productions. and some good original
poetry. Published by Houghton, Milf n &
Co., Boston.
1.-THE Musical Herald" for July has
the interesting article by Christine Nils on
which FIST appeared in the North
American Review :" a conclusion of the
articles upon " Music and the Healing
Art" Pure Home Music, Poetry
aud Music" and other interesting read
ing and departments, The pisces Of
music given are OOngt my rritn0i Dv
Queen Marie Antoinette Pay Tor the
Peace" Vincent Novillo; Benedi1tus. "
Gounod, and "TArentelle Mignonne," L.
S.reabbog. Published by the Herald Put
fishing Company, Boston.
1.-THE Atlantic Monthly for August pre-
sents some fine and thoughtful reading e. its
subscribers and transient readers. Special
among It's contents will be found "A Roman
Singer concluded - The Truslworthinesg
of Early Tradi ions, by Brooks Herford
" Eu Province, by Henry james; "Acsa-
emic Socialism, by Herbert futile New.
port" by George 2. Lsthrop Remiuis-
cences of Thomas Couture" by &. w. Lor g.
fellow; In the Oil D miBion, by F. O.
Baylor; Around the Spanish Coast" by
Charles Dudley Warner. Published by
Houghton, Mitn & Co.
"Old Testament Revision Handbook
for English Readers" By Alexander Rob.
erts, D. d. New York: CHARLES Sorihnsf':
Sons. DR.. Roberts is member Of the New
Testament Company of Revisers, and this il
the second edition of his handbook. He
cffzrs what he regards as improved transla-
lions Of Old Testament passages, without
making minute and needless changes. He