Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-11-01

| Macmilians Ma,yazl0f, Discovery OF a
Early Christian Houss at Rome,
Chambers Journal; IAN Old Letter fron
the Baltic" by Lady Eastlake, Murray
Magazine; Parallel Passages fron
European and Asiatic Writer'S" Asiati
| hind the Scenes" Spectator; and the usua
amount of choice poetry. Littel & Co.
| Boston.
The Washington Post of October 1911
says:
| ing the last ten or fifteen years has been tn,
most interesting feature of our national growth
| 1t may be doubted ii. in any age or country, it.
parallel has been witnessed. The authentic
| statements of the industrial growth of that sec
| ton, as they have been published from year te
| year, have attracted world wide attention ane
| excited q profound interest-an interest moi
confined to business circles, bat extending to al
| intelligent observers OF public events Recog
nizing the universally of this feeling, the man.
agement of Public Opinion washington, D. g. J
has decided to offer prizes OF $50 $50 and $50 fol
the three best essays on 1.-The Industrial Future
of the South" 1t is a great theme-so great
that only broad mind can comprehend it; but
| inasmuch as it has been frequently and ably
discussed in the press of all sections, and in
many commercial conventions, it is reasonable
to suppose that the invitation of Pablo Opinion
will call out a large number of valuable papers,
throwing new light on a topic that is becoming
more and more attractive to all citizens whose
patriotism is not limited to any one part of our
common country.
The RECORD UNION recognizes Public
Opinion as one of the best journals that
comes to its desks. because it gives the pith
of the opinions of the leading journals of
America on all living topics of public in
terest-that being Its speciality and one not
engaged in by any other weekly journal.
"The North American Review" for No
vember has these papers: What Congress
Has Done" by Representative Mckinley of
Ohio, Representative Lodge of Massachu-
sets, Representative Dalzell of Pen lsyl-
vania, Representative Fitch of New York,
Representative McAdoo of New Jersey,
Representative Clements of Georgia; Scot
fish Politics." the Marquis of Lorne; The
Ladies of the Last Casars," Gail Hamilton
Relief for the Supreme Court" ex-Justice
William Strong; Business Men in Poll
tics" ex-senator Warner Miller; "Remi-
niscences of Portrait Painter" George P.
A. Healy; Election Methods of the
South" Collector Robert Smalls of Beau
fort, S. C "a Southern Republican on the
Lodge Bill \. W. Shaffer, Chief Super
visor of Elections in North Caroline; "Old
Poets" Walt Whitman; The London
Police" Commissioner James Monroe;
1.-THE Ruthless Sex" Oscar Fay Adams;
"a Fatal Synonyme," Felix L. Oswald;
"The Clamor for More Money" Edward
Stanwood; "Premonitions and Warnings"
DR.. Cyrus Edison; The Army of Mer
cenaries," John H. Hopkins.
The Atlantic Monthly for November
(Houghton, Mifffn & Co., Boston, has
the following table of contents: The
House of Martha Frank r. Stockton;
Along the Frontier of Proteus' Realm
Edith NJ. Thomas; The Legend of William
Tell" W. D. McCrackep; Robert Morris"
Frank Gaylord Cook; Championship"
Felicia" Fanny N. D. Murfree; "a Sue
cessful Highwavman in the Middle Ages"
Francis G. Lowell; IAN American High
Canto of the Inferno" John ]. Chapman:
Maryland Women and French Officers
Kate Mason Rowland; THE Hidden
Crave" A. r. Grote; Over the Teacups,"
Oliver Wendell Holmes; Relief of Suitors
in Federal Courts" Walter 3. Hill; THE
Fate of Japanese Reformer," Percival
Lowell. In addition, there is poem by
Annie Fields, editorials, reviews, and the
ever welcome Contributors Club"
The Popular Science Monthly" for No
vember ID. Appleton & Co., New York, }
has this table of contents: "The Origin of
Music" by Herbert Spencer; The Reia-
tons of Men of Science to the General Pub
lic," by Professor T. G. Mendenhall; 1.-The
Root-Tip," by Frederick LIE Roy Sargent;
my Glass in Geometry" by George lies;
The Logic of Free Trade and Protection, u
by Arthur Kitson; Habits of the Box Tor
toise,n by A. G. Mayer; The History of a
Star" by j. Norman Lockyer; Some
Lessons From Barbarism," by Elaine Good
ale; THE Use of Alcohol in Medicine" by
A Salaot,Ov, ~
by Alfred Russell Wallace; School Life in
Relation to Growth and Health" by Pro-
lessor A. Key; sketch Of Amos Eaton"
Correspondence Pupils or Machines?-
Antiseptic Treatment and Sir ]. Lister, :"
and the usual notes, reviews, editorials and
miscellany.
1.-THE Arena" for November (Arena Pub
fishing Company, Boston, has rich table
of contents, including these valuable pa
pers: Future OF the American Drama"
by Dion Boucicault; Sex in Mud by
Rev. DR.. Bartol; "The African Element in
America by Professor Shaler; "a Glance
at the Good Old Times" by Rev. NJ. j.
Savage; "Turgenief as Poet" by Nathan
| H. Dole; "a New Basis of Church Life" by
WILDER Larremore; "Fiddling His Way to
Fame" by Will Allen Dromgoole; "Sunsei
on the Mississippi" by Virginia F. Boyle
| 'Desitution in Boston," by Revs. o. P.
Clifford. W. J. Swaffield and W. D. P. Bliss
OBJECTIONS TO Woman Suffrage Consid-
ered,' by Rev. F. A. Marsh; THE ORA
matte Talent" by NJ. ]. Wright; "a Rare
Letter." by Frances E. Willard.
The Catholic Quarterly Review" fol-
November Hardy & Mahoney, Philadel
phia), contains these papers: "a Glance
at the Present Position of the Church il
N IL. oft,1
Cardinal Newman" Arthur F. Marshall
of Science" Rev. John A. Zahn, C.S c. "a
Sad Chapter from the Story of Ireland,
Rev. T. r. Power. "The Times that Leo
Up to Dante" Condo B. Fallen, Ph.D
WAS st. Paul Married Canon Farrar'
Answer" Rev. Joseph V. Tracey, S. S
Father Damien" Bartle feeling. 9Th
Popes of the Renaissance" John A
Mooney, LID. Are All Forms of Chris
tianity Equally Good?" Rev. John J. Con
way. Cardinal Newman" Rev. Herman
]. Heuser. Scientific Chronicle" Rev. d
T. O'Sullivan, So. Book notices.
THE Sanitsrian'' for October (Dr. A. "
Bell, Brooklyn, N. " has, besides full
sanitary and health reports, reviews ant
editorials, these papers: The Physica
Proportions of the Typical Man" by Pro
fessor D. A. Sargent, N. D Typical Con
/ ditions Promotive of Typhoid Fever" b.
Ernest J. latham, NJ. D; THE Recen
Outbreak of Typhoid Fever in Waterbury
Conn.," by Henry E. Herbert, NJ. D.; REG
ulstions Governing the Transfer of the In
sane" 1.-The Functions of State Boards c
HEALTH" "a Noiseless Stone Pavement;
"The Best Lighthouse in the World;
Hay Fever not Incurable;;" "Old Age as
Permanent Disability" Some Strang
J American Trades" Medical Journalism.
"Belfords Magazine for Novembe
(Belford & Co, New York; contains, BIZ
sides many others, these leading papers
THE Story of Christopher" by E A. More
Jr.; THE Truth About Wines" Champio
Bissell; Early Discoveries of America,
Captain W. H. Parker The Rights of Gu
Naturalized Citizens Abroad" Marcus +.
Wright; Popular Science" Felix L. Oh