The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-26

dealing with Emperors after all. The leading
illustrated article in this issue is eontnuaaioIt
OF Dairying in California;, this time Urea lux VI
butter and cheese making. Inc processes ao
described al length, and many valuable and sur I.
prising facts and figures are given reatnf 70
the magnitude and development OF the lndustI ~.
The pictures are very beautiful and snow lie
most attractive side of dalrying in California.
The first number OF "The Catholic Home mas
made It's appearance IL is a neat litt : publIcs-
ton issued In this city by Thomas f. Pendereasi,
ence on the daily press. During his connecllon
with the city journals lie made speclalty VI
collecting Catholic news, and bis reports we ens
noted for their clearness and fidelity. ana won III
him many commendalory words from tnOsc WHY
were most interested In having correct reports
laid before the public The magazine presents
"a neat typographical appearance, and the matter
given in tils, the FIST issue, Is nollceaOie loI
lis instructive and literary merit. Inc leaH,nB
Gate" poem written by X. f. While LUIS
is followed by mystery Plays; the origin %
The Modern Drama Tie publisher declares a,ss
literature TO The growing mass OF pupils OF
the Catholic schools, aud at the same llihe
kind which grown-up people, parents ana ecu ECU
Gators, will lind worthy of their attention Inc
magazine is illustrated with pictures that are
good US 10 subject and finish.
Tie San Francisco News Company of this city
has issued Cocktail BoolhbY's American Bar
tender," book intended for the use OF, as the
author calls them, 'mlXologiSts." IL Is WoIN
III which MIR. BoOthby, who has been a bar ehurr
In a number OF the largest Eastern and California
Establishments, gives some 400 recipes lot tno
preraiing Of liquid ref eshments. The author
claims for his wok that 1t is the only simon pure
article, for In his Introductory lie says: " Many
pamphlets heretofore written Upon lie theme Oh
Mythology are absolutely worthless, owing 10 lhe
fact that they have been gotten in the interest
OF some cheap publishing house which has palu
some celebrated miXolOgiSt Il royalty Tor Tue use
OF his maine only, while some inexperienced, I'M
principled individual is the real author" lie
says that his book Is his own work aud mat tle
MAJ m
mixed drinks.
Horace L. Traube. whose recent articles In
several Issues Of the =" New England" ami other
m; gaines have attracted considerable attention
ana discussion in literary and other circles. VIII
contribute 10 the May number OF The New En-
gland Magazine" paper entitled walt
Whitman to Date" Mr.. Traubel has been a con
slant companion Of the poet and friend also ~
his home for more than twenty years, and in THIS
article Will reveal more of The man personally III
his communion with his fellows than has ever
before been printed. and this Will be from re-
liable source. Mr.. Tfaubel may be an enthusl-
astic disciples but there Is no doubt but that ms
observations are accurate and will therefore De
more interesting than II they were the poet $ own
intr0specti0n, for even poets cannot see tneh-
selves as others see them
Jennie Wren's charming little magazine 1.-THE
DOlPs DIeSsmaker," for April is a splendid nun.
Der, which informs tho little girls how 10 make All
kinds OF gowns capes, hats ana bonnets Tor tfelr
dolls. II teaches the little ones something which
at their age Is a source OF amusement, but which
In after days will be useful to them IN the mat
Ter OF palterniDg costumes which they may ue-
sire TO make themselves or have MADE. Jennie
Wren is to be congratulated upon her happy idea
Of combining pleasure with practical instruction.
The magazine is made attractive With very me
llluStra ions, and Tue sketches that are presented
are OF the best and written with 4 view 10 please
and Instruct The young girls for whom they are
specially Intended.
In the May number of "The Ladies' Home
Journal of Philadelphia housewives VIII ma
encouragement aud help In the CHEEKY words OF
Maria Parloa, Christine I. herrlek, Helen Jay
and Isabel A. Mallon. feature Of special III
teGest to girls is the very suggestive article on
1.-The Care and Dressing of the HAIR" Win
numerous illustrations. That the series I'm
known Wives OF Well-known Men" should be SO
popular Is not remarkable, when II contains such
excellent portrait sketches as that OF Mrs.
Chauncey NJ. Depew; and another popular chord
Is struck In presenting The gu stlon OF woman I'D
medicine, the women physicians being ably
champloned by Dr. Phoebe j. b. Walt, while DR..
George f. Shrady speaks strongly Tor zine
Mans View"
Apropros OF the recall of the italian Minister
eX-Secretary Thomas Il. Bayard is preparing an
article for the May Forum on the power OF the
United States TO euforce treaties violated Within
a States jurisdiction. Though suggested by the
present controversy with Italy. this paper viii
cover The whole ground thoroughly, and Will refer
also especially to cases thar arose during MT.
Bayard'S own diplomatic experience. Tie same
number of The Forum" VIII contain an explain
alton OF The new Commonwealth OF Australia,
which has just been formed, by Sir Roderick
Cameron of New York, who is perhaps the best In
formed man in the United Staes on Australian
subjects having been knighted by the Queen for
eminent services to Australia by promo ing trade
with America.
Paper and Press,' the well-knOwn trade
journal OF Philadelphia. has arranged Tor series
Of special articles on tile leading London papers
aud their editors. In each case the articles WI!
be The result OF personal interview, and Will
contain much interesting iufOI maton not gener
ally known respecting these papers ana their
editors. Portraits aud specially prepared Nus
tratons Will be given, and II Is belexed that the
series will prove highly popular IN this country.
The articles are by we-snOwn London jour
nalist, Mr.. W. Roberts, editor OIL :, Bookw9rm,"
and author of Earlier History OF ENGLISH Book
selling" which was so Law orably received by the
press two years ago.
"The Century" series OF separate pap rs on
the Gold Hunters Of California VIII be continued
in Tie May number by an article on "floneer
Mining" by L. &. Waite Esq. Secretary OF
STATE OF California, In which the writer will treat
OF many interesting phases OF practical work In
10 stockton by boat, the pioneers daily life,
locating claims, "rocker" mining, The average
Yield damming Il stream prices. jumping claims,
life on The TRULY River, the long tom, hydranllc
mining, and The character OF the early miner.
.'Princeton College" is the subject of an
illustrates article by Robert Bridges appearing in
''Harper's Young Peoulo'' April 21st. MIR.
Bridges was a member OF the class OF 10, and he
will lel several things, although not found In the
College Catalogue, every freshman or prospec-
live freshman Ought TO know.
A story OF unusual power and strange plot Will
begln Ia the May Cosmopolitan and run
through three numbers: Tue story of 4 man
who three times IN his life undertakes TO paint
Jesus The author, Hidmer Hj0rIh Boyesen,
Iniuks lie has given the best Work OF his lie in
this singular story.
Among the leading features OF the May mum.
Der of the North American Review Will be
articles 10y Bishop Potter of New York, the Sec
retary Of the Navy, SIr Charles Upper, Hon. Il.
j. Phelps, Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain,
Henry Cabot Lodge anu II. A. Tame, the famous
French crl ic.
The April number OF "POet-LOre" (Philadel-
phia) Is Shakespeare anniversary Issue, and
much space is devoted 10 tile immortal bard.
The magazine Is one which is always lDStruc-
tive 10 those OF literary tastes and the cOutribu-
tiohs are from people OF scholarly attachments.
The leading article 10 Frank Leslie's Popu.
lar Monthly Is an illustrated one on "What
Reciprocity Means" written by I. ii. Crawford.
This issue contains a variety of excellent Illus
traled sketches and number OF stories.
New Music.
'Lella," Moorish gavotte, pleasing and
fetching composition by X. Fletcher TiltOn, has
been published by KOhler & Chase Of Oakland.
THE GR0TT0.
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