Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS,

The philadelphia Musical Journal
Gould & Woolley) for February is OF 40
pages. 26 of which are music for the piano.
The reading text is of music news, criti-
cism and essay and all interesting.
From the press of James H. West, Bos-
ton. Nos. 8 and of tine sociological series
of the Modern Science Essayist" have
been issued. These pamphlets are The
Growth Of the Marriage Relation" by Q.
stsniland Wake, and The Primitiye Man.
BY L. Sidney Sampson.
The English Illustrated Magazine" for
February (Macmillan & Co., New York
and LoudonJ, is a very handsome number,
freely illustrated, and contains a number
of interesting papers, besides third install.
ment of Love Lyrics" with ten pages OF
music: a novel and interesting feature in
this magazine.
.tTrifet's Monthly Galaxy of Music IF.
Trifet, Boston, for the current month con-
tains forty pages of music, vocal and in
strumental Some of these are new. others
are fine old standards. They are all good,
and the collection is one of much value.
| How such magazine can be published for
dime a number is strange.
..St. Nicholas for March THE Century
Company, New York. is delightful num-
Der. and ought to make the heart OF Mrs.
! Dodge very glad, for it is notable success
| in the text and the illustration. What
wonderful blessing the children of this era
are favored with in the juvenile literature
| OF the day, and in which ''St. Nicholas"
stands in the front rank.
The Atlantic Monthly for March,
/ Houghton, Miffiin & Co., Boston, has these
papers: The Trial, Opinions and Death
of Giordano Bruno" by VIM. &. Thayer
woman Suffrage, Pro and Con- by Chas.
Worcester Clark THE Tragic Muse. by
| Henry James; The Value of the Corner
by George Parsons Lathrop; Sidney by
Margaret Deland Lettering Through the
| Paris Exposition - THE Begum's Daugh-
ter.n by Edwin Lassetter Bynner "A For
gotten Episode by George A. Jackson !;
'sTasso to Leonora," by Louise Chandler
Moulton Over the Teacups, by Oliver
Wendell Holmes Dangers from Elec.
tricity,n by John Trowbridge. The Con-
tributor's Club and the book reviews.
"The Illustrated American is new
roval ousrto illustrated paper, published
by the illustrated American Publishing
COMPANY, of New York and Chicsgo The
first number appeared February 22d. The
paoer is TO be issued weekly. 1t is in real
itv a magazine. Its illustrations are beau
tiful photographers printed on heavy
calendered paper, and exquisltely oeyei-
oped in press-work. Tie drst number
consisted Of "a pages, with a colored litho-
graphic supplement. The text is newsy as
70 ar: aud literature, and critical and gen.
eral as to current events, history, biogra-
phv. travel end description. It appears to
be clear, concise and just. 1t ought TO sue.
ceed. but We doubt il SO costly venture as
this ine journal can be made TO win.
4 The Magazine of Art for March would
be a notable number If for no other reason
than for the excellence of its frontispiece
copy in photograyure Of Charles Jacque';
isThe Return Of the Flock-M oonlight.
Another page illustration is an engraving
on wood of "a German Lady, Sir Thomas
Lawrence's portrait Of the Duchess of Kent
The opening article is on Current Art,
ILLUSTRATED With a number of engrayings
NJ. H. Spielmann has an interesting paper
+ on Artists and Art Critics" "A Lesson
| in Ornament is by Lewis f. Dray. Ford
MADDOX Brown writes of the National Gal
| lery.r ITO Dame Nature" is written anc
! illustrated by James F. Sullivan. Waite
Armstrong; paper is on THE Corporation
] Gallery Of Glasgow Then come henote
which Gull the art field successfully. Th'
/ Cassell Publishing Company, New Yorl
J aud London,