Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-21
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

D. Appleton & Co., New York, have issued
in one volume, Syo, 169 pages. uniform with
" The Popular ScieEce Monthly" hound in
cloth, price 81, an index to the Popular
Science Monthly for the twenty volumes
from 1872 to 1882, and of the three volumes
of the supplement, embracing the titles of the
articles in the several departments of the
magazine. The index has been made simply
a title one, as this seemed sufficient to answer
all requirements. In some cases, where the
title did not sufficiently indicate the subject
matter of the article, clearer one has been
substituted, the actual title being then placed
in quotation marks.
The '' Musical Herald" published by the
Musical Herald Company, Boston, has been
received for April. 1t has an engraving of
Wagner on its tide page, with sketch of his
life aud press comments; also questions and
answers upon music-study. and the usual de-
partments OF literature, correspondence, etc.
The pieces presented are Album Leaf,
by Tn. Krochner, Op. Z, No. 2, for piano, in
F; Love Me in Sorrow" Haendel, song
with accompaniment Abide with Me y
Jesus, My Lord, My God, My All y " AL
leluis, Song of Sweetness :" and Onward
Christian Soldiers" sacred pieces.
"The Street and the Flower novel,
written by Hsrr Wagner and E. T. Bunyan,
by the authors and will be published in book
form. with an Introductory essay by Robert
Mckenzie, the eloquent pastor of Howard
Presbyterian Church, San Francisco.
The leading articles in Frank Leslie's
Sunday Magazine" for May are: "Presby-
terianism continued " Miracles of
Christ y "Among the Natives of the North, y
BY Lieutenant Schwatks. U. S. A; "Origiu
of Christian Marriage J" Charlotte Cor.
day )" 1.-Two Days in Life )" "The Idyls
of the King" by Ida 4. Harvey; "Pales.
tine" by E. Del on Sacred Musicians Of
the Nineteenth Century" by A. Hervey,
etc., besides the many usual departments
of the paper. Published by Mrs. Frank Les
lie, New York
The American Catholic Quarterly Re.
view" for April, published by Hardy &
Mahony, Philadelphia, Pa, is at hand. Its
articles are: "a Limit to Evolution" by
Prot. st. George Mivart, F. r. s.; "Social.
ism, by Rev. James O'Connor, D. D.; "The
Chapelle des Martyrs, and the September
Mas,acres !" "The Catholic Church aud
Popular Education" by William J. Onahsn ;
"How Church History is Written" by Rev.
James A. Corcoran, D. D.; "The American
Hierarchy in its Threefold Source, by John
Culinary Shea, Ii. D.; "Jssper in the
Apocalypse the Symbol of the Primacy, by
Rev. Walter ID. Strappini, s J.; "LawIess-
ness and Law in Ireland" hy Bryan J.
Clinche; "Mr. Mozley's "reminiscences Of
the Oxford Movement" by John G. E ,rle,
B. A., etc.
The "Overland Monthly" published by
Samuel Carson, San Francisco, is at hand for
May, and contains among others these arti-
cles "Saville Symposium and Trage-
dy," by Noah Brooks Seeing the Truth, .
by E. r. Sill !" The Prussian Civil Service, y
by Richard T. Ely; Pacific Home Max
ping" by Joseph Hutchinson "Notes Of
Discovery of the Potato in Arizons." by J.
G. Lennon; 1.-THE Legend Of St. Vincent =
"The Mountain Slopes and River. Banks of
Jutlsnd Sketch" by N. d. Mariager cur
etc.
From A. L. Bancroft 4 Co., San Fran
cisco, is received "Daisy Miller. Study.
and other Stories by Henry James, Jr.
and published in Harpers' Franklin Square
The Modern Age" for May has been re-
ceived from the Modern Age Publishing Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y. Its contents are The Cal.
ifornians,n by Rudolph Lindsu; "An En-
barrassing Wife" by Guslave Droz; "Com-
mon Sense in Dress and Fashion, +" by Lady
Paget; .Nine Days." by George Allan
Monte Carlo" BY Edmond Plauchut
"The Jewish Race and the Jewish Religion, y
BY Ernest Renar; "The Elizabethan
Cousin" by John Hill; "Roundel," by
Charles of Orleans; Nihilistic Sketches, -
by Arvsde Barine; Sayings and Doings.