The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-04-16
Magazines and Notes.

The April number Of Romance the magazine
of the New York Story Club. contains 10 COM
plete stories. all Of great interest. Among the
writers in this number are HOnore de Baizac,
Guy do Maupassaut, Henry Cleveland Wood,
Robert G.. Denig Opie p. Read and Miss NJ. f.
Terrence. Price % cents. Address the New
York Story Club, 30 E. Twenty Second street,
| New York
The April number Of Belfordrs Magazine opens
with timely article by G.. F. Parker on tho
effect which the question Of the free coinage Of
silver will have on the prospects Of the Demo
cratic party. Henry Clews, in "The Univer-
! sity vs.. the COuntiug-hOuse," argues strongly
against university training for the bulk Of
our youth while the Rev. Gerald Stanley Lee
argues quite "a strenuOusly and more eiO-
/ quently in tine opposite sense. The complete
novel Is by the wel-known author. Mrs. J. III.
| Walworth. The title is "Sip-knOts," having
/ reference TO the lOoseness Of tho marriage-tie
/ in this country. The story is strong in plot
and misunderstanding. full OF incident and
very well written. Besides this there is "A
/ Polkyille Episode" by Lucius G. Embrce "a
/ New SpectToscOpe," a brilliant little semi
/ humorous story, by William Writ Howe, and
| DIR. Felix Oswald contributes some useful
Popular Science Notes"
The QgsrieTly Register Of Current History,
/ which has just begun publication, will Gil a
/ hitherto vacant place at once. It's value may
be readily recognized if its field be we'll covered.
/ Published by the Ereniag Mems Association,
| Detroit, Mich. Price 81 year.
| few Of the articles and illustrations in Puck
of April 8 are: The Boston Girls Tale" by
/ J. l. Ford; About Lunches" by g. " Hood
Waiting for the Parade" by r. Opper; and
/ "All Bllled-Up," by sgd. b. Griffin. Mr. Grit.
/ fms solution OF the strcet-car problem, " A
/ Possibility in Street-Cars," Is both unique and
| original.
The Easter number OF the Jennsss. Miller
| Magazine IS one Of the most entertaining Spring
| publications which come 20 the reviewers
table. Ii is replete ia bright features of inter
est to women, and, besides being handsomely
/ illustrated, contains several new articles.
! The American Academy Of Political and
/ Social Science has just issued its fourth num-
| Der Of its AHHGls The high standard set by
the previous numbers is fully maintained in
\ this issue. The work Of the Academy touches
the vital questions Of political and social life,
and treats them in a thoroughly scieatifC
manner.
The Pansy for April contains some very in
! tereSting things for children. Published by ID.
| LothrOp Company, Boston, Mass. Price 81 a
/ year; 10 cents number.
/ The complete novel in Lippiacotfs MaJazine
| for April is Madens Choosing" by Ellen
! Olney Kirk Henry Hayes. Besides this il
| has a fine variety Of interesting matter by
writers Of acknowledged ability. Published at
Philadelphia, Price - cents. or 50 year.
! Lies Calendar for April is as dainty as the
flowers that bloom in the Spring, and quite as
welcome. If anything's brighter than the
pictures it's the fun, and if anything's more
attractive than the wit it's the illustrations.
| Published by Life, % West 23l street, New
| York Price. % cents.
The NsV England Magazine for this month
contains, among other things United States
| Patent System" by James Shepard Cana
dian Art and Artists" w. Blackburn Harte
1.-THE University of France" W. l.. Montague;
| Personal Recolections Of SchIiemann," Hon.
Charles X. Tuckerman; Later History OF
| Electricity" illustrated Geo. Herbert Stock
bridge; THE History Of Historical Writing
in America" J. F. Jameson, Pin. d.; and
where are Yinland and Norumbega?" Alice
| J.. Clark.
First Maine BHge.-We have received "Call
| No. 3 !" of this interesting quarterly. 1t con-
tains the names Of all members Of the 1st Me-
| Cav, and gives the address of such members
as far as known. 1t contains many interesting
letters aud incidents pertinent TO the history
of that gallant regiment. Published by the
lst Ne. Cav. Association, RoekIand, Ne. Price
| % cents.