Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-04

accompanying the paper on Old Italian
Masters, on Samoa and on Jerusalum. The
cnief papers are by Commissioner Bates
and Captain Erben on ''Our Relations With
SAMOA E. L. Wilson's :" Round About
Jerusalem" Charles de Kay on The
Monasteries of Ireland" The Nicolay- Hay
Lincoln history; George Remnants
Ride Through the Trans Baikal;" and
Eaton's Recollections of Jean Francois
Millet," the Topics OF the Times open
Letter, Brio a-Bracn department, are full
and interesting.
The March-April number of Mrs Annie
Jenness- Miller's handsome magazine,
Dress, is at hand from the Jenness-NI
Ter Publication Company, w. l25th street,
New York. 1t is devoted mainly to health
reform dressing among women, and estab-
fishes undeniably that women can dress
more gracefully than now, and so far as
appearances so, in the same as the present
style, without corsetS or weight of clothing
upon the hips.
The Occidental Medical Times for
May sacramento; J. H. Parkinson, Editor
ln-Chiei,) contains sixteen extra pages, and
also complete report of the proceedings of
the State Medical Society at its nineteenth
annual convocation. There are many val
liable papers in the number The Times is
taking rank among the best medical Jour
mails OF the country, and it is certainly ed
tied with ability and good taste.
From Lee Il Shepard, Boston, we have
:" The julia Ward Howe Birthday Book
II is neat volume. with selections from
Mrs. Howe's writings for each day in the
year, with blank pages opposite for diary
entries. 1t has for frontispiece an excel
lent portrait of Mrs. Howe. For sale by
/ Mammal CarSnn G
"Godey's Lady's Book fer Nav is at
hand from the Cooley Publishing Company,
Philadelphia. 1t is very full of fashion
plates, notes and articles; has we'll
selected department of fiction, and presents
the " Household and Work Table" de-
partments, as usual; The Shatfer notes,
etc.
The Photographic Times and Ameri-
can Photographer" for April Photographic
Times Publishing Company, New York
has, besides many useful articles of value
to photographers, remarkably fine steel
plate engraving of the landing of Washing
ington al New York in 1889.
THE Journalist (Allan Forman, editor,
ii. w. Knight, Manager, Iii Nassau street,
New York;, is now in its eighth volume,
and is filling useful field Ii is a large
quarto magazine. freely illustrated, devoted
to the interests of newspapers, authors,
artists and publishers.
From the Bancroft Company. San Fran
cisco, we have received another of the
"knickerbocker Nuggets" beautiful little
volume from the press of q. P. Putnam's
Sons, New York and London. 1t is a COM
plete collection of Esops fables, with over
100 illustrations
From Rand, McNally & Co., Chicago, we
have, OF the Globe Library series, Nos. 90
and SO, being novels, respectively entitled
The Ladies Galley" by Justin Mccarthy,
NJ. P, and Mrs. Campbell Praed; The
Englishman of the Rue Cain, by II. F.
Wood.
OF The Rialto Series" we have from
Rand, McNally & Co., Chicago. Nos. 9 and
10 for March. One is DIR. Rameau," by
George Ohnet, author of The Ironmaster,h
and the other, The Slaves of Folly" by
William Horace Brown.
From Harper & Bros, New York. we
have No. CAB of the Franklin Square Ii
brary, novel by Frances Mary Read, emit
tied The Country Cousin"
The New Moon" Lowell, Mass. for
May, is well equipped with matter for old
and young.