Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-08-31

Growing, Fruit Packages The book
which we believe to be exhaustive and OF
high valne-is elaborately and finely illus
trated. 1t is f.om the press of Dewey &
Co., San Francisco. 1t sells at s., postpaid.
Wide Awake for September D. Lothrop
q Co., Boston, opens the new serial by
Susan Coolidge, story for girls who have
their living to earn, "A Little knight of
Labor" The Peppers serisI By Margaret
Sidney continues. An article that will be
read with interest relates to Maria Mitchell
at Vassar." Miss Risley Seward gives the
last of her Around the World stories, enti-
tied, My Dinner at kensington Palace -
Madame de Meissner, in THE Story of the
Magic Flute, relates romantic incident
in the young life of Mozart Lieutenant
Loudon tells a bright Indian story. The
Race Between Mr.. Deer and Mr. Antelope y
Mrs. Kate Epson Clark has an amusing ac-
count OF mothers experience with three
boys and three birds. Mrs. Hy. Sandman
has bit of Canadian experience, "a Voy-
age on a Raft" An account of q North
Carolina outing, entitled, Through Hick-
ory Nut Cap The Daisy-Pattie letter by
Mrs. William Clafiin is of importance to
girls. Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton has a
unique bit OF story, Gypsy Juno" The
poems are unusually good and numerous.
Mrs. Whites Public School Cookery" con-
Germs fish and eggs. The Fame us Stones
story is about the Austrian Yellow"
Professor Starr has geological talk about
"a Forest of Bouquet Green's"
An etching by that famous French
etcher, 2. lie Rat, forms the frontispiece of
the September number of the Magazine
OF Art. The etching is of painting In
the Chimney Corner" by Adolf Menzel. a
German artist. The Barbizon School, a
series of unusually interesting papers, is
continued and opens the magazine, Dau-
bigny still being the subject under discus
sion. Mortimer Menpes contributes pa-
per on the Pointing of Etchings." ss High
Street. Oxford and Brazenose College" will
interest all who know Eng!and's famous
college town. a capital engraving by
Boileau of painting by A. T. Ribot of an
old woman making up accounts is honored
with full page of the magazine The ex-
hibition of the "Humorists in Art is dis.
cussed and illustrated. There is no more
valuable article in the number than that OF
Charles de Kay on the late George Fuller.
Excellent examples of Mr. Fuller's work
| are given, one of them the famed and beauti.
! ful Romany Girl" Painters Weather
is described by w. w. Fem. Pictures OF
Jewish Life" gives us the Jew of the
European continent. Copious notes bring
t-N ~ ~ oA4 Slios lSdSSSll N TO-
| New York.
In the September Magazine of American
| History" Martha j. Lamb, 743 Broadway
New York, Robert Stiles brings the truth
| into strong, clear light concerning Lin,
/ coins Restoration Policy for Virginia. ,
The evidence here given for the first time
to the public corrects even Graut's account
| of the matter in his Memoirs The H.
! lustrated feature of the magazine is tbs
third chapter of Mrs. Lambs Historic
Homes and Landmarks" the scene beine
the site of the Damen farm, between Wal
street and Maiden lane. Many new fact:
| and figures have been exhumed by tht
accomplished historian. A second illus
trated paper, by 7. II. Lewis, of St. Paul, i!
THE Old French Post at Trempeleau, Wis
consin." General ]. w. De Peyster pays
graceful tribute to the late John w. Ham
ersley." Milton 7. Adkins writes of 9Th,
Growth of a Great National Library.
William Seton contributes an article OF
"St. John de Crevecoeur, the First French
Consul in New York after the Revolution.
There is a sketch of New York's Grea
Landholder, George Clarke" and the pleas
ing tribute to the late Mrs. Amasa J. Par
ker The popular magazine fills depart
ment of literature occupied by no othe
magazine in the country.
The "OveTiisnd Monthly" for Septembe
Overland Company, San Francisco) ha
these papers: AN Outing" Mary L. Sax
ton; The Lone Highwayman," Woodruff
Clarke; SLOW burning Construction, NJ
G. Bugbee; A Wave" NJ c. ellington
THE G. T. G. p. R." n. H. Castle; 9TH,
Month of June at Big Meadows" Laura L
White; Pap" H. F. Bashford; "Shal
American Carriers Transport the Product!
of American Industry" John Totyl
among the Apaches. l." A. G. Tassin
The Rainy Season." Miles EAnson
Chinook" with illustrations, w. L. NJ.
The Tarp;' Wilbur Larremore who ar,
the Great Poets?" John Vance Cheney; "a
Basket of Eggs" NJ F. Ray: ''Insthe Mo
qui Country" Charles R Moffet "Taoota
a Samoan Legend, S. s Boynton "a Tai
isman," Charlotte w. Thurston "a Sea O
Mountains" H. H W: "The Cabin by the
Live Oak" T. E. Jones.
"The Church at Home and Abroad Maya
zine" is published monthly by the order O
! the General Assembly of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church in the United States. 1t is issued
by the Presbyterian Board of Publication
Philadelphia. The contents of the Septem
Der number are Light IN Dark Place >
Western New York :" Famine Relief
Work in China" J. B. Neal, NJ. D; "Lepel
and Blind Asylums," Rev. J. ]. Lucas
Chinese Religious Tract Society,"" Rev. F
V. Mills; Miss Mary Whatley," Rev
James Johnston, A s. A; Strategic I'm
portance of Lien Chow, Rev. 3. c. Henry
incidents in North India Missions" VIM
| Rankin; International Missionary
Union," W. H B; BLACK Belt of Viz
ginia," J. M. Rittenhouse Kind of Work
| Needed" D. w. Poor, D. D., and a grea
| quantity of reports and news notes.
The Atlantic Monthly" for September
| (Houghton, Mitfin e. Co., Boston, presents
in addition to the usual serials and the ed,
| itorial departments, the following papers
The Isthmus Canal and American Con.
| troll" Stuart F. Weld "The Gold Heart, ,
Harry P. Robinson; =" Phryne's Test
Margaret ]. Preston; James Wilson, .
Frank G. Cook; La Nouvelle France
| Eben 6. Scott; " The White Rose Road, y
Sarah 0. Jewett; The Secret" w. R
Thayer; Americans at the First Bastile
Celebration" J. G; Alger The Day Of
| Rest" Charles w. Clark "Voodooism in
| Tennessee" S. N. P; Flowers and Folks, y
Bradford Torrey; at Seems but Yester.
day" Julie NJ. Lippmann THE Black
Madonna of Loreto," Katharine Hillard
Mr.. Winter on Dramatic Criticism"
THE New Review" for August is the
third number of a new venture in literature
Itispublished monthly by Longman, Green
& Co., New York and London. The con-
tents of the August number, under the
editorship of Archibald Grove, are: "The
Relations between France and Russia
since 1871, " by NJ. Flourens (member of the
French Chamber); Matthew Arnold" by
the Lord Chief Justice of England; Talk
and Takers of To-day" Two Views of the
German Emperor" by Poultney Bigelow
and another; Eight Hours the Maximum
Working Day." by H. NJ. Hyndman;
Mythology of the Old Testament" by
Andrew Lang; "The New Treasure Hunt, u
by TIghe Hopkins; Electric Lighting
by the Duke of Marlborough
The August number of the West Shore
Magazine" contains great store of in
formation about various portions of Ore
gon and Idaho, with many illustrations OF
monument hnildinns and rssilences in