The morning call., 1891-03-29

copies from pictures to show how they have
altered as they grow older. This peri odical
Is Issued by the International Company OF
New York.
The New England Magazine" recognizes
the growing interest in Canada, and is pub
IlShlng series of articles ON Canadian
topics of broad and not local interest. The
April number will have an article on
Canadian Art and Artists" by W. Black
burn Harte, which, in showing the growth
OF art life in Canada, reveals incidentally
the strange public indifference to every
thing outside of commerce. American art
lists recalling the early days here will read
the article with more than ordinary SYM
patty.
feature of "The Century" for April is
papers on Two Expeditions to Mount st.
Elias" the first on the recent one under the
auspices of the National Geographic Society
and United States Geological Survey, con-
tributed by Israel c. Russell, who was in
charge of the expedition; the second ON the
expedition of the "New York Times" in
1885, under charge of Lieutenant Schwatka.
who is the contr butor OF the account. The
grouping of the two papers lends additional
interest to Goth.
The second number of "The Rudder," a
monthly magazine devoted to aquatic sport
and marine matters, published In Water
town, N. Y. is an excellent number, filled
with matter which is both Instructive and
Interesting to all who take pleasure in
yachts and all that pertains to aquatic
sports. The leading article is one on the in
terror Of yachts. with a number of illustra-
lions showing the latest designs for making
attractive the cabins of the white winged
boats of pleasure"
Startling and life-lKe pictures of the
shooting of the Italian assassins in New
Orleans are printed in Frank Leslie,s IL
Illustrated Newspaper " of this week. ''The
Nicaragua Canal Banquet at New York" {;
" Storm at Sea-; d" Suuday-school Chill
dren OH Palm Sunday; foreign scenes, in
GLIDING number of sketches appropriate to
the centenary of the death of John Wesley,
the founder of Methodism; also page of
excellent amateur Photographic scenes, are
to be found in this number
"The Domestic Monthly" for April ap-
pears with an entirely new cover. The de-
sign is chaste and beautiful, and is probably
the handsomest thing in magazine covers
yet seen. 1t was chosen after competition
which included nearly 100 designs by we'll
known artists. The magazine contains
about 100 illustrations Of every department
of fashion and home art. There are several
capital short stories, illustrated articles,
ETC., with all the usual varied miscellany.
1.-THE Arena" for April is made up of
number of most excellent weil-cOnsidered
and we'll written articles. each showing
careful study and deep thought. In the
leading article George William Winterburn,
prominent physician, discusses the phil
osophy of the future. Thomas G. Shearman
has something to say about crooked taXa-
ton, and DR.. q. Osgood Mason writes con-
ming ply sic medium i'll hypnOtism.
A new quarterly journal is announced for
publication by Macmillan 81 Co, under the
title Of The Economic Journal" 1t will
be issued under the auspices of the British
Economic Association, society which num-
beers among its members Professor Il. NJ.
Smith of Columbia College, Professor Taus-
sig Of Harvard University, Professor Alfred
Marshall, Professor Henry Sidgwck and
many other names equally well known.
Women as Invaders will be the sub
jet of Thomas Wentworth Higginson's
next paper in " Harper's Bazar," in which
he will review briefly but comprehensvely
the work of women in America. and their
remarkable progress during the past half
century in all departments of industry and
knowledge.
Mrs. Barr. Mrs. Burnett and the late His
toriap Bancroft are the three bees in the
Easter bonnet of the Easter number of the
New York Ledger" Mrs. Barr stlrts
Scotch serial "a Sister to Esau," Mrs Bur-
nett writes sketch, Eight Little Prnces,"
and from the writings of Bancroft is given
"a Day With Lord Byron"
The April number of "St. Nicholas" the
magazine for young folks is very brilliant
one, the many articles which are laid before
the young readers being of the utmost in
terest The initial article is The Gates on
Grandfather's Farm" by Mary Hallock
Foote.
The brightest and best of all the special
numbers recently Published by THE Youth's
ceived. The Illustrations by Taylor, Gibson,
Vogt. Myrick aud Miss johnson have un-
usual merit.