The National tribune., 1890-02-27

The brother of President Harrison's Private
Secretary. Mr.. 4. J. Halford, has written
for the March number of the Philadelphia
Ladies Home journal, an article on Mrs. Har-
rison's Daily Life in the White House." pre-
pared with the consent and assistance of Mrs.
Harrison. new portrait of the lady of the
White House. especially taken for this article
aud view Of tho upstairs family rooms Of tho
Executive Mansion, are among the illustra-
tions which will accompany Dir. Halford's first
magazine effort.
The principal feature in the Transatlantic of
February is II complete translation into Eng
lish verse Of Francois Coppee's poetcal one-act
drama, =" lie Pater" which was recently for
hidden by the French censorship on the eve OF
its production by the leading theater of France.
The poem has about GOO lines, and fills Eve of
the Trdasatlaatics large pages. The magazine
shows its characteristic enterprise in thus pro-
ducing the first poetCai translation of SO i'm
poraut literary work.
Messrs. j. Il. Lppincott Co. publish immedi-
ately the long looked = for book concerning
Henry NJ. Stanley. and his rescue of Emin
Pascha. This work, entitled Stanlcy's Emin
Puscha Exped ition," will be entirely authentic
in every particular, as it is compiled from Stan
ley's own letters to the President of the So
cicty which was mainly instrumental in send
ing him on the journey. The book contains
about 400 pages. together with numerous illus
trations aud maps.
The Jenness Miller Magu=ine is one of the most
valuable publications for women in the world
IL not only gives correct ideas as TO dress, but
teaches how to make the body beautiful, grace
full. aud, above ALL healthful. Published at
363 Fifth avenue, New York City. Price %
cents number, or $3.50 year.
LatCadio llearu's Translation OF Frances
novel, THE Crime OF Sylvestro Bonnard," re-
Gently published by Messrs. Harper * Brothers,
has aroused considerable curiosity as to the age
of the author who could create such sympa-
thetic picture of old age as the character of
lovable old Sylvestro Bonnard. Anatole France
was young man when he wrote this novel
some years ago He was born in 1874, the son
of publisher. lie early displayed taste for
poetry.
The Pansy.--A monthly magazine for the
young folks. Published by ID. Lothrop Co.
Boston. Mass. Price, 81 u year; 10 cents
number.
The kindergarten For teachers and parents
Published monthly by Alice b. Stockham &
Co., Chicago. Price, 81 year 20 cents
number.
Table Talks cheerful face for February beams
upon us from among our exchanges. The con-
tents this month are varied and entertaining
opening with poem entitled "A Valentine
with u difference" by William Struthers. Then
follows Mrs. Ruskin's Guest-C Chamber -; Til
lie May Forneys Fashionable Luncheon and
Tea Toilets" Mrs. ROrer's fourth installment
of How to live on $500 year.; Sister
SYPHILIS Fate" by the late Dr. j. Miner Fother-
gill, of London; Mrs. Rorer's "Housokeepers
Inquiries; All Around the House, by Bella
Blanchard Foreign Gastronomic Notes."
Fashionable Crazes," wedding Breakfasts"
tho Valentine Problem, aud, what is now a
regular aud important feature of the magazine
IA complete list of menus for every day in the
year Table TAR is published by the Table TAX
Publishing Co., 1902 Chestnut street, Philadel-
phia, Pa. 81 per year; 10 cents "A copy.
Peterson for March is "A number of exceptional
beauty aud excellence. The principal engrav-
ngs are dne works of art. The double fashion
plato is very attractive, aud there are numerous
dainty and original ncedlework designs. Terms
81 per year. Address Peierson's Magasine, No
BOG Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
Hjalmar Hjorth Boyosen has written for Hdr-
per's Young People scandinavian story in two
parts, entitled The Child of Luck" The first
installment appeared i'll the number published
Feb. A. The story has been illustrated by w.
+. Smedley.
brakes Magazine.--An illustrated monthly.
Published by the Drake Publishing Co. New
York. Price 10 cents number or 81 year.
The February issue OF the Ne,o England Maya
zine contains papers by such popular aud nOta-
BILE writers as Rev. Il. T. Hale Roman /. Jubof,
Prof. James X. Hosmer, Chas. Howard Shinn,
Mary +. Butts, and others. The periodical
evidences marked improvement with the new
year
New Music.
"Intiation March," A blind sisters offer
ing to the WR,C. BY Carrie G. Manning.
Published by Oliver Ditson Co., Boston.
Grand Army Rally" By ii. l.. Frisbie.
Published by Oliver Ditson Co., Boston. This
beautiful song is dedicated to tho survivors of
the Fifteenth Corps, and is written by Lieu
tenant of the 18th ILL.,
For Eagrdpings GiUeR Array TO any sub