Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-11
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The September number of " st. Mich
olas," issued by the Century Company,
Union Square, New York, opens with
Stories of Art and Artists" by Charles
Erskin Clemment. Mans Revolt is
continued, as is also Little Lord Fauntle-
| roy" The story of A Rocky Mountain
/ Hermit " is concluded, and very interest
ing. The historic biography, by Horace
L. Scudder, of George Washington, is con-
| tinued, and several interesting stories and
short articles are given.
The Brooklyn Magazine for Septem-
Der has thoughtful article by Edward
Duffy, concerning "Jno. G. SAKE in his
declining years. Summer Days in
| House." by H. C. Wilson. Letter by Mrs.
Beecher from England, etc, besides SER
mons and articles by Henry Ward Beecher
aid 7. Dewitt Talmage, are some of the
contents Of this number. Published No.
Murray street, New York;
The Song Friend, published by S. W.
Straub, Chicago, has for September varied
collection of information and articles upon
musical topics, besides in music, "Ow
Hammock is Swinging" quartette for
mixed voices, by T. Martin Towne; Rare
Blossoms" waltz, by Miriam; When the
Swallows Homeward Fly" Russian
March, by Grancis, and The Harp that
Once Through Tara's Hail." by Moore.
George P. Rowell & Co., of the News
paper Advertising Bureau, New York, No.
10 Spruce street, have issued the one hun
bred and fifty-eighth edition of their
Newspaper Directory of the World"
bringing the data down to July, 1886.
This is valuable work for such as desire
any information concerning newspapers,
wherever located either for purposes of
advertising or otherwise.
Jno. B. Alden. New York, in his Ii
brary Magazine" for September, has these
articles among others: "Genius and Pre-
COSBY" by James Sully; History of the
Word Person." by Max. Muller Brit
ish Rule in India" by A. II. Guernsey;
Warning; The Greek Home According 10
Homer" etc. 1t is magnificent number.
Fowler {, Wells Co, New York, are is
suing new monthly magazine devoted to
the interests of parents and teachers of
young children. 1t is entitled " The Ameri-
can kindergarten and Primary Teacher"
and is furnished subscribers at 81 per year
II is worthy q careful examination by those
interested in the subject to which it is ad-
dressed.
Those interested in book buying will find
& volume Just issued by Robert Clarke &
Co, Cincinnati Bibliotheca Americana,
1885, catalogue of valuable collection
of books and pamphlets relating to Amer
lea, together with list Of historical publ
cations, to be of great convenience and
value. Price, 80 cents.
The Church Review for August
lHoughton, Mitilin q Co., Boston, has an
article by Josiah Boyce, assistant Professor
of Philosophy in Harvard College. upon
the Conquest of California" covering the
period from 1916 TO the second Vigilance
Committee in San Francisco. 1t forms
| study Of the American character.
For instruction and suggestions in home
decorations, the selection and care Of flow
ers and shrubs, notes upon profitable house
keeping, and general companion for leis-
ure hours in the home read the Ladies
Floral Cabinet" for September Published
at % Vesey street, New York.
A capital story is told in the New
Moon for August, entitled Not Living
Not Dead Others in the same issue
that viii claim the attention Of the readers
are: b" The Bishop Outwits the Soldier"
and What Motto Did" New Moon
Publishing Company, Lowell, Mass.
The wee little readers will be delighted
with the present issue of Our Little Ones
and The Nursery" 1t is well filled with
pictures and stories about animals, birds
and insects, and these are given in such a
way as to greatly please. Russell Pub
fishing Company, Boston.)
The Herald of Health" published at
Is Laight street, New YORK, by NJ. L. Hol-
brook, NJ. D., is popularizing itself by pub
fishing vast amount of practical informa-
ton upon health subjects, and concerning
sanitary matters. Price, 81 per annum.