Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

"LittelPs Living Age for September 6tl
and 18th, contain 1.-The American Silve
Bubble" by Robert Giffen, and "On tn,
f, Rim of the Desert" Nineteenth Century
'Hogarth's Tour aud "The Stronghold o
the Sphakiotes" Fortnightly; "Politica
and Social Life in Holland" National
! "Heligoland-the Island of Green, Red anC
White, and "Gueuich." Blackwood; Fish
as Fathers and in the Matter of Dodsor
& Fogg, Gentlemen" Cornbill; THE
Novels OF Wilkie Collins" Temple Bar
Old Churches Gentleman's; SCOTS Hero.
ines" Macmillan's; "Ab -del-Kader's Fa
yorite Resort" Spectator: "The English
man Abroad" Globe; with instalments ol
Eight Days" "Old Lord Kilconnell, and
"a Perilous Amour and poetry Littell
& Co., Boston, are the publishers.
'Harper's Bazarn for September 18th has
editorials on "Nora's Share of the Sum-
mer," aud also The Next Step in Journal
ism,' by Thomas Wentworth Higginson;
China Fancies," by Frank Chaffee; self
Abnegation Among Women" by Mrs
Kate Tawnatt Woods; The Small Dinner
Party" by Christine Terhune Herrick; "A
Chapter on Some Old Spoons by Mrs. NJ
P. Ferris; New York fashions; autumn
gowns, with illustrations; reception toll
cite, with illustrations; Paris fashions, by
Emmeline Raymond; embroidery designs
from the South Kensington school, Her
Love and His Life,n by F. W. Robinson:
Mrs. Freemantle's First Lecture" by
Hezekiah Butterworth.
"Peterson's Magazine" (Philadelphia) for
October is at hand. The steel engraving
Before the Battle is handsome picture.
The fashion-plat and illustrations present
some new and effective fall styles. The
needlework designs are varied and effect
i've The literary part of the number is ex-
cellent. The opening story Zone October
Morning" is well illustrated. Imprisoned
Rainbows." by Louisa Jamison closes a
series of interesting articles on precious
stones. 1.-The Watch of the Big Heart
Lode" is by NJ. G. McClelland. Three
Warnings" is by Lucy H. Hooper. Things
Worth Knowing" and the household de-
partment are full of interesting matter.
The English Illustrated Magazine" for
September MACMILLAN & Co, New York
and London is freely illustrated, and has
these papers: philippine Wesler," by F.
Marion Crawford; Servants" by Hon.
Maude Stanley; "Potters in Rhineland, u
by William Woodall. NJ. P; Overland
from India" by Sir Donald Mackenzie
Wallace, K. GLE; "a Glimpse of Oster-
ley Park" by Elizabeth Balch; Education
and Working Men," by Leonard Noble;
'The Beefsteak Room at the Lyceum," by
Frederick Hawkins; "The Identification of
Criminals in France by Edmund r.
Spearman; THE Glittering Plain" by
Willism Morris.
"Macmillan's Magazine" for September
macmillan & Co., New York and London, ]
has these articles: ION Greenhow Hill, :"
by Rudyard Kipling; "Montaigne," by Ar
thur Tilley; "The Modern Spirit in Rome" :"
by Charles Edwardes; THE American
Tariff" bv Goldwin Smith; My Desert
Island" THE Last Days of Heine;;" "a
Ballad of the Were Wolf" by Graham r.
Tomson; "The Unattached STUDENT"
'Idleness," by P. Anderson Graham; AT
the Owen Glendower," by A. G. Bradley;
"The Story of Revolution"
"Harper's Young People, for September
18th has these contents: Camp Mates, a
Story of the Plains,' by Kirk Munroe; "a
Burdock Bird-trap," By William Hamilton
Gibson; "The Colors of Dalzell,' by Mamie
Camm Sutton; The Building of the
Madison" by S. G. W. Benjamin;
Mothers Way" a story for the little
housekeepers, by Margaret E. Sangster; "a
Dance on the Horns of the Moon poem,
by Frank Il. Vaughan.
"Harper's Weekly" for September 10th
has as leading articles editorials on
Maine" Pennsylvania, /" "The New Mis-
sissippi Constitution also, 'The Nitrate
Desert of Tarapaca," by Theodore Child;
alpine Scenes and Work Near Home"
"The Prairie Coal Palace" "The American
Rhine;" Madison Square Garden" Goals
of Fire" story. by Sophie SWEET; Farm
ing" by R. K. Munkittrick.