The record-union., 1891-02-28

Inelr Living to Get'' is the title of q
story of four girls, by 'Their Mother .
eric H. Weatherly. 'How London Gets
Its FISH is an article by F. NJ. Holmes.
The third of the poetical "Household
Sketches is on ''Our Musiclans.n The
fashions OF the month are interesting.
There are music and poetry, and the
"Gatherer," containing a record of the
| inventions and discoveries. Cassell Pub
fishing Company, New York.
The charming personality of the Prin-
cess of Wales i'll public has won her
| warm friends; in ''The Ladies' Home
Journal for March Lady Elizabeth Hill
| ary, her almost constant attendant, gives
US glimpse at the Princess in her
| private life. Mrs. p. Il. Barnum dis
cnsses Moths of Modern Marriages. y
''Mrs. Gladstone is by bright Ameri-
can girl who recently spent !; day with
her. Excellent articles by Mrs. Jenness-
Miller and Miss Hooper on dressmaking
as a profession, appear. Mrs. A. D. Il.
| Whitney's brilliant serial, "a Golden
Gossip" Mary e. wilkins story, .sA
Rustic Comedy" illustrated by Kenlble;
suggestive articles by Rose Terry Cook e
and Miss LIE Garde on self-support and
gymnastics for girls; George W. Cables
! second paper on teaching the Bible and
crisp contributions from Anna katharine
Green, Marshall p. Wilder and Hezekiah
Butterworth, are some OF the salient feat
ures OF the magazine. Curtis Publish
ing Company, 433 and 435 Arch street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The overland Monthlyo for March
! ti20 Montgomery street, San Francsco)
| presents in ''The Parks of San Fran
CISCO" with score of handsome engrav-
! ingS (half-t0ne prints). There are also
| these papers: "a Bit OF the Unclassitied
Resduum," I. Quien: Suicide and Mar
] two IL
| &. y. Danziger; THE Mote-Bar," Will
bur Larremore; AN Evening in the
Tower With Ahana," A. +. Dumble;
Camp and Travel in Texas" Dagnlar
Mariager; THE Problem Of God, Free
dom and Immortality" Sully-Prud-
homme; "a Pullman Car Wooing," Jes-
sic Howell Hull; Iron Molders' Union
No. l8i, Of San Francisco" Irving NJ.
Scott; Youth and L." Julie NJ. Lippman;
! "A Useful Census--How 10 Secure It,''
j. NJ. Eddy; "a Rainy Day, q Gray Gown
and q Basket OF Plants,'' Helen N. john
! son; Did California Need the Mckinley
Bill?" John Z. Irish and Norris NJ.
Estee; The State Textbook SYSTEM
the University and the Lower Schools"
With the number for March. 1.-The
| Forum (New York. begins its eleventh
volume. Throughout the whole period
of the ten volumes now finished, the pub
| fishers announce that there has been an
uninterrupted increase OF their business.
| The contents for March are: The Nicara-
qua Canal" by Senator John Sherman;
! ''Silver as 4 Circulating Medium" by
George S. Boutwell,, former Secretary OF
the Treasury; do We Hate England ?'
| by Bishop 4. Cleveland Coke; 1.-THE Shib-
| boleth of 'The People," by w. S. Lilly;
Freedom of Religious Discussion,' by
Prof. Max Muller; ''Our Bargain With
the INVENTOR" by Park Benjanin; s"rhe
hn INxrv l.
lam Barry; Railways Under Govern
nent Control," by w. NJ. Acworth;
Russian Treatment of Jewish Subjects y
by p. g. Hubert. JT., a specific explana-
| ton of Russian Persecution; Formative
| Influences" by Martha j. Lamb; "a
| New Policy for the Public Schools by
John Bascom.
| Houghton, Mitflin 81 Co, Boston, pre-
sents these papers, in addition to the
book reviews, editorials and always in
! teresting Contributors Club:'' ''Feli-
cia'' (seriaD, Fanny n. D. Murfree;
Richard Grant 1White,' Francis p.
Church; Capture of Louisbourg by the
New England Nfilitia,' Francis Park
man; my Schooling," James Freeman
Clarke; 1.-THE State University in Amer
ica," George f. Howard; "Fhe House OF
! Martha" (seriaD, Frank R.Stockton; '.The
Present Problem of Heredity," Henry
Fairfield Osborn; '.Noto: An Unexplored
Corner of Japan" (seriaD, Percival Low
Bushnell Hart; RAILROAD Problems of
! the Immediate Future" Arthur L. Had
| ley; Pleasure: 4 Heresy," Agnes Rep
plier; 'Mr. Aldrich's New Volume,'
1.-THE International Dictionary" ""A New
Silva of North America
'Harper's Weekly for February 18th
treated of signs OF the Times" aReci-
1 z.4 Z. L ~, 4
Public Opinion,i' Sherman" "Mr.
Cleveland and Free Silver Coinage,n
''The Pan-American Railroad;" Rutgers
! College," by Reid Miller, with seven
| illustrations; 1.-THE Week of Sport in
North Carolina" with nine illustrations
by w. L. Sheppard; ''The Sioux Chiefs
Before the Secretary, with full-page
| illustration; "Nerbena Camellia Stephen
OTIS "a story, by Walter Besant; ''Some
| Professional Amateurs of New York -
with portraits; General William Teculn-
sch Sherman" by General Horace Por-
ter, with full-page portrait; Admiral
David d. Porter,' with portrait.
"Macmillan's Magazine" for February
lMacmillan u Co., London and New
Leeky on Pitt" by Goodwin Smith;
Chapters from Some Unwritten Me-
moirs," by Mrs. Ritchie; HE Fell
Among Thieves" by d. Christie Murray
and Henry Herman; "An Idyl of Delhi,;'
| by Herbert Compton; free Schools,''
! by I. j. Mcnamara; "The Reformer o.
French Catholicism" by w. +. Stockley;
! by +. Dixon; ''An American Broncho,''
by Arthur Paterson; 1.-THE Last Dream
of Julius Roy" by Ernest Rhys; Leaves
from Notebook"
"Harpers Young People" for February
24th had these papers for youths, with
charming illustrations: Men OF Iron,''
by Howard Pyle, with full-page illustra-
Gymnasium, by Roland Molineux, with
illustration; '.Kittykin, and the Part She
Played III the War;" by Thomas Nelson
! Page, with illustration; amid Hungry
Sharks" by David Ker; '.rhe Indian and
the Hunter" by Charles Rollin Brainard;
How to make a Boomerang" by f.. II.
| House, with Illustrations; humorous
stories and pictures.
"Harper's Bazar'' for February Goth,
besides the illustrated supplement, the
| pattern sheet and the fashion articles, has
these interesting papers: Editorial, ''The
| Better Part" "a Plea for the Smatterer,"
THE Order Of the Kings Daughters by
Mary Lowe Dickinson; "Women's Ho-
tols," by Robert Stein, with five illustra-
crimes by the Tower" by Walter Besant
iilustrated; Harriet" story, by Anna
Fuller.
d. NJ. Ferry & Co.'S Detroit, Mich
''Seed Annual for 1891 is a handsome
and exhaustive catalogue of plants
seeds, vegetables, etc, i'll which the firm
deals. These seed ANIMALS are of really
high value to florists and growers ol
plants, since they describe the old and
new varieties and enable one to ascertain
to what climate they are adapted without
experimenting.