The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-14
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interests and all classes of geological FORM
atioDs. No. 132 Nassau street. New York.
Outing. with its atmosphere OF outdoor
life, is interesting alike TO those who are
planning summer tours and those who
must enjoy rural delights through the me-
dunn of other peoples eyes and pens Tho
attractions of Canada are we'll set forth In
an article in the June number on Through
Muskoka Marvel Lands" The Charms
of n Ova Scotia as a Summer Resort are
also effectively set forth. Other contribu-
tions are: Cricket In America" "Exper-
fences III Amateur Photography by
Wheel from Havre to Rouen" and "Miscel-
laneous Jumping" No 2S9 Fifth avenue.
New York.
The second number of the New World"
the quarterly review of religion. ethics and
theology, issued from the Riverside press,
is. like the first. rather a formidable pub
LEGATION for the general reader. and yet
many of the topics are those not infre-
quently discussed BY all Intelligent peo-
pie Among the papers are Religion!
Evolution" The Origin and Meaning OF
the Story of Sodom," The Foundation OF
Buddhism, !" "Imagination in RELIGION and
New Forms of Christian Education" the
last named being from the pen OF Mrs.
Humphry Ward.
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least one article that is of far more value
to piano student and teacher tina the price
OF years subscription TO the magazine.
In the June issue Madame Pupin offers q
chapter of useful hints to parents. teachers
and pupils. and DR.. II. q. Hanchett makes
some pertinent observationson" The Legato
Touch" Other subjects discussed are:
''Classic VS.. Modern Compositions" Prep
aration for Teaching" The Fugue,"
Music VS.. Public Schools" and What 10
Music Teachingp
subjects discussed in the June Arena are
1.-THE Ether and Its Newly discovered
Properties" The Rights of Children"
1.-THE Lake Dwellers of Switzerland"
Three English Poets" 1.-The Bedrock Of
True Democracy" "A Flaw in the Public
school System" Life Insurance" Auto
matte Writing" and Tho True Basis OF
Currency"
Overland for June opens with hand
somely illustrated article on the volcano
Kilauea, Hawaii, into whose crater the
author. May L. Cheney, recently descend
ed to p0int that two DAYS later was COW
cred 10y molten lava. Another Hawaiian
sketch and paper on track athletics IN
California are features of the number.
The Magazine of Art for June is largely
given up 10 reproductions OF pictures from
recent exhibitions at the Royal Academy.
The frontispiece is an etching from q
painting by Adolphe Sheyer. 1t is n study
of woTk-horees. The monthly record OF
American art in this magazine is full and
comprehensive. Cassell ~ Co.
The Decorator and Furnisher each month
offers new designs in furniture. aud is
filled with suggestions and advice as TO the
latest improvements in home furnishing
and interior architecture. Its illustrations
are object lessons In artistic education.
Art Trades Publishing Company. New York.
Leading articles In the Review of Re-
views are "A Glance at Mr.. Blaines Com
merciaI Policy" by a supporter of the Pam
American idea and a discussion of the In
dian problem. The number Is especially
rich iii excellent portraits of prominent
men in public life.
A large part OF the May Issue of the
Green Bag, the lawyers magazine, is TAX
en- up with the first of o series of historical
papers on the Indiana Supreme Court by
w. w. Thornton, of Indianapolis The ar
ticle 10 embellished by number of excel
lent portraits.
The juno Book.Buyer (Chas. Scribner's
Sons) gives the place of honor to Pierre
Lott, the new member of the French Acad.
envy.