Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-25
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The North American Review" for NAV
80 Lafayette place, New York, is at hand.
The essays are as follows: Has Chlistiani-
ty Benefited Woman" by Elizabeth Cady
Stanton and Bishop J. /. Spalding:" 4" IN
dustrial Cooperation" by David Dudley
Field Success in Fiction, by Jas PAYNE:
What is Academic FreedOn?' by Prof.
Andrew West; The New Buddha,' BY
Robert Buchanan; why Crime is IN
creasing," by President J. L. Packard ;
Superstition in English Life, by Rev r
f. Thisellon Dyer
From y. Appleton & Co., New YORK. VIC
have the May number of the Popular
Science Monthly It's contents are too
numerous for reorganization this week It
must suffice to say that they are even more
vamel than usUGi, and Of character most
inviting to the thoughtful reader. Dr.
Pettenkofer's timely articles upon the
cholera are continued, the current number
beingdirected to prevention" IS especially
interesting.
Charles Scribner's SONG. n. Y, have is
sued neat volume with the title The
Diamond Lens, with Other Stories, by
FitZ-James @ Brien. 1t has been edited b
William Winter. who gives q delightful
sketch of the life Of the author, vino, as a
soldier, poet, romancist and correspondent.
was altogether remarkable literary char
acter. The book first appeared i'll 1881
The present is & new and revised edition
Fer sale by A. l.. Bancroft Il Co, san
Francisco.
"Oyer the Sunny Hills is the name of
a new and to be popular song received
from Sherman & Clay, San Francisco The
words and music are by Colonel T.. 4 .
Helcher, author Of the "Dirigo March. 3"
The first part is written in i, and the con-
Guiding portion in 4 fat Ii is for soprano
or tenor voice, and the piano 0cconlpani-
ment is arranged in admirable support and
taste. The words are given in both En-
glish and German
From A, /. Bancroft & Co. San Francis
co, has been received . pamphlet uuon
Defective and Corrupt Legislation, the
Cause and Remedy" by Simon Sterne, and
"A Solution of the Mormon Question, by
John Goldman. Published by Putnan's
ure in College Education" being DR.. Me
Cashs reply to President Eiiot's defense of
it.-[Scribner's Sons, New York.
The Society for Political Education has
issued IN interesting paper from the pen of
Robert Griffen, LID, President of the
British Statistical Society, upGn The
Progress Of the Working Classes in the
Last Half Century" 1t is an English
statement of the subject with an appendix
on American wages. Published also BY
G P. Putnam's Sons, \. Y. and for sale BY
A. L. Bancroft & Co.
'The Babyhood magazine is peculiar
title to cover the learned articles upon
health etc, which in part form the con
tents Of that journal for April. Of these
papers are " True or Membranous Group"
by Prof. John H. Ripley" q Isolation in
Contagious Diseases" by l.. e. Holt, NJ. D.:
" Domestic Distinction" by Dr. G. NJ
Sternbcrg, F. Il. N. s., etc.-[l8 Spruce
street, New York.
The Novelist Publishing Company, New
York, has issued in an extra number of the
War Library, The Life and Military Serv-
ices of General Grant" 1t is condensed
into "a quarto pages, and will be found ex-
tremely readable. Sold at 20 cents.
From the San Francisco News Company
has been received Of Bunlett's series,
d" Patriotic Recitations and Dramatic
REGULATIONS" $50 pages each, and price 25
cents. Published by Excelsior Publishing
House, New York.
little 6i-page book of music for the
Younger children in Neutrality-suspicious. entitled
:. Fresh Flowers" arranged by Mrs.
Emma Pitt, has been issued by Oliver Dit
son & Co., Boston.
Multnomah county, Or, has been sued
Il for pliuntr0nt "a