Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-08
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Harper's Magazine" for March Harper
Brothers, New York is richly illustrated
The contents are altogether too extended
for cataloguing here, but the more promi.
nent papers, exclusive of poems, and OF
those in the editor al department are: THE
Army of the United States" BY General
Wesley Merritt, .: s; A; The, Shadow Of
Dream" by W. D. Howells; How to
Listen to Wagner's Music" by H. E,
Krehbiel The Naja-Kallu, or Cobra
Stone by Professor 81. Hensoldt, Ph.D.;
Venetian Boats" Elizabeth Robins Pen
nell; The Winged Victory of Samothrace,
Theodore Child; ION the South Shore, by
Margaret Crosby; John Ruskin," by Anne
Theckeray Ritchie; AN Ignoble Martyr, }
Rebecca Harding Davis; '0ur Invalid
Wives" Lizzie w Champney; Manila and
it Surroundings" DR.. Samuel kneelanG;
The Restored Head OF Iris in the Par
| thenon Frieze,n by DR.. Charles Waldstein;
Monthly Record of Current Events" The
Editors Drawer" introduced with a
social satire by Charles Dudley Warner,
forms sparkling conclusion in this num-
ber.
The New England Magazine" for March
! Boston, Mass.), has these papers with
numerous Illustrations "A New England
=
/ by D. D. Slade; The United States Su-
preme Court, by James D. Colt; TO a
Beautiful Woman" by Bessie Chandler +;
'.Narragansett PAGERS" by Alice Morse
! Earle; "To John G. Whittier" by William
| H Carruth; Edward Belamy,n by Allen
! Eastman Cross "A Strange Dinner Party, )"
! by Grace Ellery Charming; "A Successful
Wonan's CLUB" BY Caroline H. Stanley !;
The Haunted Bell by Professor James
| K. Hosmer; Back to Happy HILL by
John Vance Cheney Brother Filippo,"
| by George P. Baker, Jr; The New South, :"
/ by Henry W. Grady; 'Chautauqua, by
Fredenc P: Noble; "Calvin's Influence on
! the New England Meeting, by Ar
thur May Mowry; 'Tarry at Home Travel, ("
| by Edward E. Hale, D. D.
The popular Science Monthly" for
March, edited by ". J. Youmans D. Ap-
| Comparative Mythology Andrew Dick
son White, Ii. D., Il. D The Mis-.
sion OF Educated Women" by Mrs. NJ. F.
Armstrong; Absolute Political Ethics"
by Herbert Spencer; The Laws of Films,
b. Sophie Bledsoe Herriek; The Psyehol-
ogy of Prejudice" by Professor G. T. w.
Patrick, Phi. D Origin of Land Owner
ship" by Daniel E. Wing; THE Gross and
Net Gain of Rising Wages" by Robert
I Gifen; Concerning Shrews,n by Frederik
a. Fernald; "a Chemical Prologue by
Professor c. Hanford Henderson; The
Physiognomy of the Mouth, by Tn. Pid-
crit; The Meaning of Pictured Spheres"
by Professor J. c. Hozeau; Sketch of A.
F. J. Plateau by Sophie Bledsoe Herrick;
besides editors table, literary notices, pop
ular miscellany and notes.
The Arena" for March Boston, Mass
htaey Sc Nr,.n IL 81 I
Savage, on PANS Revenge Rabbi Solo
mon SCHNEIDER. on Religious Thought in
Germany" Rev. Howard Crosby, on Rum
and Rum Power" Helena Modjeska, on
"reminiscences of Debuts in Different
Lands" H. h. Gardener, on Divorce"
A. c. Wheeler, on The Extinction of
Shakespeare" A. A. Chevaillier, on Con-
stitutional Liberty" Emily Kempin. LII.
D, on The Alienist and the Law of No.
Name Series, No. l, is The Glory of To-
day" Rev George B. Cheever, D. D., writes
of The Bible and Mans Destiny Through
Eternity" Hon. A. B. Richmond, writes of
the Human Race Junius Henri Browne,
writes of Religion" T. Parker Edwards,
ment," and W. II. II. Murray gives US
"UngaVa," prose poem.
"The Forum (edited by Lorettus S. Met
L
France in 1879 and 1889" by Frederick
Harrison; "War Under New Conditions
by General Henry L. Abbot "a Year of
Republican Control" by Senator H. L.
Dawes THE Relation of Art to Truth,
by W. H Mallock; do the People Wish
Reform?" by Professor Albert B. Hart;
"TheSpecter of the Monk, by Archdeacon
F. W. Farrar; "a Protest Against Dogma"
by Amos K. Fiske; The Right to Vote"
by Judge Albion W. Tourgee; Western
Mortgages" by Professor James Willis
Gleed; The Practice of Vivisection,n by
Caroline E. White. The number begins
the ninth volume of the magazine.
The "Sanitarian" for March (Dr. A. n.
Bell, New York; is sn admirable number,
and notably good in its great variety OF
subjects treated. Unquestionably it is the
leader in current sanitary literature.
Medical and Vital Statistics by John S.
Billings; Stamina" by A. n. Bell; Cloth
ing in Its Relations to Hygiene" by James
F. Bibberd; Cemeteries in Their Relation
to Potable Water Supply" by Robert Grim
shaw; Medals, Jetons and Tokens Illus
trative of Sanitation" by DR.. Horatio r.
Storer; Scandals on the Hog "Sausages
Horse Flesh, Bacillus influenza"
"Belfords Magazine for March (Belford
Company, New York; has these papers, in
addition to the vigorous editorials and
the poems The New Nationalism-A
Symposium" by T. B. Wakeman; The
Mate to Ny Cameo" by F. A. Mitchell;
Literary England" by Lucy c. Lille;
dead Heroes and Live Ones, by Dolores
Marbourg; "In Memoriam: Robert Brown
ing" by William Sharp; Irish Pathern
Day" by c. O'Connor Mclaughlin; Ralph,
the Rover" by NJ. Warren Hale; The
Snake and the Dove" "a novel, complete)
by Annetta ]. Halliday.
"Harpers Young People" has always
been famous for its fairy stories. It is now
| publishing a new series, illustrated, by the
old favorite, Howard Pyle, and has lately
! introduced to its readers another author
| who seems destined to be his companion
| in popularity among lovers of fairy lore.
| The latter, Frank NJ. Bicknell, recently
contributed THE City of Stories,n and will
| follow that with 1.-The Youth who arose a
Pauper and went to bed King" which
appeared with an illustration in the num-
Der of March 4th.
"Macmillan's Magazine for February
| (Macmillan & Co.. New York and London)
has these papers "Kirsteen,' by Mrs. Oil
phant; ITO Robert Browning" by Aubrey
de We're; "The American Borderers," by a.
u. Bradley; LOrQ Cnestelneld, Dy Au-
gustine Birrell, NJ. P; "The Diary of q
Successful Man. "Oxford, Democratic and
Popular" 'The Ballad of the Kings Jest"
| by Yussuf; Madame D'Arblao, by E. s..
Shuckburgh; "Lochgoin;' 'Nino Diablo, u
by W. H. Hudson; 'Candor in English
Fiction" by An Editor.
Frederick Remington's illustrations of
Thomas A. Janvier's romance The Aztec
Treasure hOuse - now rr1nninp in H1rDeT' 2
| Weekly, bear frequent evidence of the care
full study which the artist has given the
Aztec antiquities and the different phases
of modern Mexican life.
The Occidental Medical Times" u. h.
| Parkinson, NJ. D., Sacramento) for March
is as well supplied as usual with articles
| especially interesting to physicians. The
reports and news notes are very full.