The record-union., 1892-07-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The July Nv ice Awake" contains
stirring revolutionary story by Adelaide
Journey" The Flag on Top'' is q
Fourth Of July story, with California
surroundings, by q. Adams. Edith Rob-
inson's quaint Marblehead story, ''BeLty
Martins Ghostly Grandtather," is de-
lightful. Charlotte NJ. \ allie has a Denver
Fourth Of July story, Benny and the
Major,' and still another brief story ce!-
ebrateS the Fourth, Grace Stuart Reid's
"A Grasshopper's Fireworks" Harriet
G. W. Stanton contributes another OF her
delightful literary-deScriptiye articles,
Sir Philip Sidney and His Oak" Jen-
ME &. Thompson has a paper on ''Sum-
mer Sweethearts." Vesper l.. George
tells the boys How to Make a Minnie
dart" and Margaret W. Leighton de-
scribes "A Girls Museum" Lieutenant
Colonel Thorndike has sketch of adj
venture "In tho Changing MonsoOnS,"
and Emma +. Brown tells of 'Manoel,"
a boy Of the Azores. The poetry is excel
lent, including verses from Ella Wheeler
Wilcox, May Riley smith, CLARA Au-
gusta," Katherine Pyle, Mary +. Haynes,
and Others, while the new serials, 1.-THE
Coral Ship" by Kirk Munroe, and ''ThaJ
Mary Ann" by Kate Epson Clark, are
absorbing and full of go. ID. Lothrop IL
Co., publishers, Boston.
With the number for July, ''the Annals
of the American Academy of Political
and Social Science IN. - begins its
third volume. The first article, Cabinet
! Government in the United States" is
| by Prof. Freeman Snow of Harvard.
The next article is by Mrs. 5. L. Ober-
! holtZer and relates how much good
school Savings Banks have done and
are doing. Prof j. B. Clark of Smith
| College has paper on Patterns Dynamic
Economies Prot. Leon Walras: of
I ,.ih
''Geometrical Theory OF the Distribution
of Prices" in which he presents a geo.
metric picture OF the causation of the
| prices Of all commodities. Besides these
there are articles by B. f. Hughes on
''Basis of Interest,"" by Leo S. Rowe on
! the Conference of the Central Bureau
for the Promotion OF the Welfare of the
Laboring Classes" by Takekuma Okacla
/ on Taxation i'll Japan" and the usual
| valuable book reviews and personal
notes.
| The August number OF 'Short Stories"
/ is even stronger than some OF its prede-
! ceSSors, and has more than the CUSTOMARY
| allowance of good reading. Among the
/ most striking features may be noted AN
Artists Holiday" the winner of prize
! for the best story of everyday life; The
! Ghostly Concert" weird and powerful
story from the Russian; ''Thornbrights
! SURPRISE one OF Habberton's clever
novelettes; Rutherford, the Twice
/ Born" tale Of gloom and mystery by
! Edwin Lester Arnold: Gypsy and
! Count" a stirring Hungarian romance:
Lieutenant Louisa an interesting
| love story by Julian Hawthorne; The
! Duel at Frog Hollow" by w. y. Harlem,
an amusing sketch of a duel between ne
/ goes, and the famous story, Father Tom
and the Pope; or, y Night at the Fati-
cam" Current Literature Publishing
| "A
| The midsummer holiday Century
/ On. ~ Will contain story by Honore
| Beaugrand of Montreal, founded upon a
popular superstition among the voyage
urs in the Northwest. II. Beaugrand
4 has made a special study OF the folk lore
Of Canada, and is now President Of the
! Montreal branch of the American Folk
lore Society. he IS the editor of In
! PdtTie, the leading liberal French paper,
and strong advolaJe of annexation. He
! is member of the Canadian Parliament
and eX-Mayor OF Montreal.
The 'Story-Teller'' for July is made up
| of long and entertaining story of girs-
/ life and girl-efiort in the Northwest
| fifteen or twenty years ago, when ST.
! Paul and Minneapolis were not the great
cities they are to-day, and when rough
! ing it and doing good could go hand in
hand. The story is called True Blue,'
and is by Mrs. Lucia Chase Bell, who
tells how the girls who are her heroines
were really true blue'' alike in desire
and endeavor. ID. Lothrop Company,
publishers, Boston.
"Goodform" (Chicago) for July comes
to us il new dress, with new editor in
the chair. Mather Dean kimball, and
greatly improved in many respects. Ii
presents the initial chapters OF a serial by
Stanley Waterloo. and two other shorter
stories, Fourth of July song by Andrea
Hofer, set 10 music by G. 7. himbalI,
several well-timed articles and with its
nine departments filled with seasonable
matter. The illustrations and general
makeup of this new Chicago magazine
are credit to the Worlds Fair city.