The National tribune., 1891-03-12
Magazines and Notes.

The publishers Of the YOUTH Companion take
pleasure in announcing Special Number for
the first issue in March, which will have COl1red
Covers. and be of the same Souvenir Character
rs the Holiday Numbers n Thanksgiving and
Christmas 10 will contain some Of the choicest
| literature, and will DO fully illustrated by
noted artists.
The February number Of the Catholic World
comes 20 Us, entertaining rs usual. Rev. Gilbert
Simmons writes on The Salvation Army -: :
Rev. T. j. jenkins, american Christian State
Schools; L. ID. Pyehowska a Learned
Woman; Rev. H. Fl. Wyman, Patriotism
and the Catholic Schools; Rev. J. T. Murphy.
The Catholic Exhibit at the Columbian Ex-
position -; ). +. on The Ruin Of Japan -; (;
Rev. W. Elliott, "The Life OF Father Hecker."
Send 81 90 Rev. W. ID. Hughes, 427 West Fifty
ninth street, New York.
GeTBlTtjG Is the name Of a magazine, for those
engaged in the study Of the German language
and literature, and it fulflls this purpose ad-
mirably. It is published fortnightIy az Man
chester, y. III. Price s. year.
Chicago has bright weekly Of which she
has reason TO be proud. 1t is the Figaro, and is
devoted 10 art, politics, social gossip and fun
The issue for Feb. 26 has an admirable picture
of Mrs. s. ]. MediIl. Price 10 cents week.
The Boston Musical HOrld high class
musical monthly. published by the New Eng
land Conservatory, franklin Square, Boston,
Madams DsnOrct Fashion Journal is a monthly
devoted. "a its name implies, 10 informing the
ladies rs 70 the recent fashions, giving them
full information how to make the garments
Published in New York. Price so cents a year
Ltes Calendar for February is bright enough
to make the grounding wish that he had staid
out 10 see il. And it only costs p cents. Pub
lished by Life. New York, " 7.
The arena for March contains: The Drama
OF the Future; Evolution and Morality :;
Naturalization of Land, as First Presented !;
immigration Shelley, the Skeptic: What is
Immoral in Literature2 The Unclassi fed
Eesiduum; The Swiss Referendum Drunken
ness a Crime; The MalungeOns; The Test Of
Elder Pill Ia story; BY the River: and Nobility
All these are by writer's Of special information
on the topics they discuss. Published at Bos-
ton. Mass Price 80 cents
The Forum for March contains articles by
Senator sherman, EX-Gov. George S. Boutwell,,
Bishop A. Clevsland Coke, w. S. Lilly, Prof
Max Muller, Martha J. Lamb, John Ba5com,
Park Benjamin, w. VI. Acworth. Rev. Dr. VIM.
Barry and p. q. Hubert. Published at 253
Fifth avenue, New York. Price so cents a
copy.
The OrerlGnd JfORthly for March opens with
q finely illustrated article on the parks Of San
Francisco. and il has an excellent variety OF
stories, poems. and special articles Published
at San Francisco Price 30 cents or 81 year.
A woman can do great many things with
hairpin. Pack of March 4 contains sn inter
esting article on this subject, by Mrs. OreI ID.
OTyis. Cigaret-lovers should read Breaking
on Cigarets," by WillistoRe Fish, in tho same
number. Our readers vii d pleased to learn
that Puck is about 20 begin n series Of short
stories by that we'll known writer, James l..
Ford. They are TO DO called Hypnotic Tales"
and will run through eight or ten numbers of
the paper
Outing for March contains Cert, a Pastoral
Romance" and great quantity OF well-illus
trated. well-written matter relating to sport,
travel and recreation. Published at 239 5ttr
Ay., New York. Price % cents.
New Music.
Three Heroes re HGUe Lost. Published by viii
RossteT. 20l Dearborn street, Chicago, ILL.,
This is q splendid American patriotic song
and chorus, and is dedicated To Gems u. s.
Grant, Phil Sheridan and w. T. Sherman.