Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The "Atlantic Monthly for July Hough
ton, Miffiin & Co, BOSTON,, presents s
choice table of contents. Among the lead
ing papers are these The New Portfolio
by Oliver Wendell Holmes; The Singular
Case of Jeshurun Barker, by John Wilkin
son; THE Two Elizabeths,' by John G
Whittier; Childhood III Medieval Art,
by Horace e. Scudder; "a Mexican Vaca
ton Week" by Sylvester Baxter; "A Bit o
Bird-Life." by Olive Miller; China Speak;
for Herself )" "Danie! De Foe and Thomas
Shepard" by Edward L. Hale; "On Horse
back by Charles d. Warner; Southwest
ern Kansas Seen With Eastern Eyes, by
NJ. II. Leonard: ''Garibaldi's Ideas, by "
L. Alden.
From Cassell &, Co., New York and Lon
don, we have The Magazine Of Art y fol
July. 1t is rich in illustrations, and somC
of these are remarkably superior art works
as, for instance the Goprall portrait OF
Handel, by Hudson the ChandOr portrait
of Handel, by Thornhili; the Grafoni por.
trait of Handel; Sckmidts portrait of Han
del, and also Iwicke's. The article on
Cinque-Cento picture meadows, and that
on current art, are especially attractive
and scarcely less so is the chapter on "A
Painter of Children (Knaus) and that Oh
A fine engraving of the Cathedral of the
Incarnation, erected by Mrs. A. T. Stewart
to the M emory of her husband, appears
as a frontispiece to Leslie's Sunday Mag
azine for July. An interior view is also
given, with a lengthy description of the
structure and facts connected with it. Also
cut of Bishop Littlejohn, who is to pre-
side in it. The entire number is an inter
esting one. Mrs. Frank Leslie, New
York.
The ~sanitarian" for May 115 Fulton
street, New York, is just at hand. Readers
will find in it articles upon Contagious
and Epidemics in America, by W. NJ
Beach, II. D.; What Shall be Done with
the Sewage by Edward Orion, LII. D.
Climatic Changes in Ohio, by r. II
Reed, N. D.; Warming and Ventilation,
by D. r. Silver, NJ. D., etc.
Kings Dictionary Of Boston, by Edwin
NJ. Bacon, is an elaborate gazetteer for the
city Of Boston. 1t is a fat volume exhaust
i've of all the attractions of the Hub. and
its literary and other institutions. An
Historical Introduction is by Rev. DR.
George E. Ellis, and several maps accom-
pany the volume. Press of Moses King
Cambridge, Mass.
We have received from A. L. Bancroft
& Co., San Francisco published in the
Harper's Franklin Square Library series
Victor Hugo and His Time" by Alfred
Barbour, profusely illustrated. Price %
cents. Also, =" A Week of Passion or, The
Dilemma of Mr. George Barton, the
Younger novel by Edward Jenkins.
Price 20 cents.
A new monthly paper, published al
Washington, ID. c.. has just appeared. under
the title of the National Postal News. 1t is
designed to be an official record of infor
nation concerning postal matters, inciud-
ing new appointments, decisions, regula-
tions, etc. and also contains much general
information and literary matter.
The " Musical Herald (Franklin square,
Boston,, contains in its June number, be-
sides the usual departments, a snowy in
strumental piece entitled Pleasures of
Spring" by Fritz Spindle 4 trio for female
voices, " 1t Shall be Light" and Dark
ness was in the Land" quartet with Eng
lish version.
"Tom Dickson's Wooden Leg " is the
titleto a short pithy story in the "Quiver'
for July, written by Edward Garrett Mary
Onley also has a very pleasing story in this
number, entitled "Taken at the Flood.
The Ladies' Floral Cabinet" for June
is replete with suggestions concerning the
selection and care of flowers household
and decorative notes, fashions of the sea-
sons, etc. [22 Vesey street, New York.
Mothers desiring magazine devoted to
the care of infants and young children,
will obtain a well-conducted one by ad-
dressing 8abyhood," Is Spruce street,
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