The National tribune., 1892-06-16
RECENT LITERATURE.


ROSE MATHER Novel. BY Mary J. Holmes.
Published by G.. W. Dillingham;, New York and
for sale at Bsentanos, Washington. Price 50
cents
ESTELLE. A Novel. By Mrs. Annie Edwarde-.
Published by G.. w. Dillingham;. New York. and
for sale at Brentsno's. Washington. Price 50
cents.
on CALVARY. Published by @. W. Dillingham;,
New York, and for sale st Bren!ano's Washing
ton Price so cents
SPfRITUALISTS AND DETECTIVES BY Allan
Piukerton. Published by @. w. Dillingham;,
New York City. and for sale at Brenlano's.
Washington. Price 50 cents.
A CHIT OF SIXTEEN. AND OTHER STORIES.
BY Miriam Coles Harris. Published by q. w.
Dillingham;. New York City. and for ss,lo at Bren-
tano's. Washington. Price 50 cents.
WHY IN SINGLE Novel By Albert Ross,
author Of The GHrston BigAmy." Thou ShsIs
Not" etc Published by @. w. Dillingham;. New
York. and for sale at Brentano's. Washington.
THE PRIMROSE PATH OF DALLIANCE. A
Story Of the Stage. By Nym Crinkle. Pub
lshed by Lew VandeTpooi & Co., New York
City. Price 50 cents.
1t is a faithful and fascinating transcript Of
the seethng life Of the modern metropolis. and
more especially portrays the inside phases OF
journalism and the drama. turns the search
light Of 40 years experience upon all the de-
moralizing influences that characterize the
theater Of to-day. Never before have author
q,
result IS q masterful Interpretation Of this
much discussed but least understood depart.
mens of human life
VIEWS OF PORTSMOUTH, o. Published BIZ
Comrade Henry A. Lorbcrg. Portsmouth.
This collection 81 excellent photographs
shows what growing town Portsmouth, o. %.
and consists of over so pictures Of the famous
fire brick works, its steel and iron works,
wooden mills, schools public library, wagon.
az Cl~ Is hao fF,,Iu 10 n
other points of interest. Is is neatly bound,
and makes pretty souTenir.
Magazines and Notes.
The 18th article in The Popular Sciences
Monthiy's series on the Development Of Ameri-
can Industries since Columbus will BIO published
in the July number. it is on Leather-Inakiny
and, like all in the series it is fully illustrated
The author is Mr.. George A. Rich, of the
Boston Journal
The 9th volume of the Magazine Of American
History closes with the June issue bringing its
customary elaborate index for the benefit OF
scholars. The departments are well filed. and
the index illustrates the remarkable success Of
this magazine in its choice of precious mate.
rails for permanent preservation. Subscription
price So year. Published at 743 Broadway,
New York.
The Overland Monthly for June is n fine mum.
Der in both fact and fiction. The difficult sub
ject of volcanic cycles in the great crater,
Kilauea, Hawaii, has been treated in an easv,
graceful, yet correct and scientific manner by
May l.. Cheney, who went down into the
crater, where but few women have ever gone,
to point that two days afterward was covered
with molten lava. The illustrations OF this
article are new, excellent, and varied, produce
ing longing to spend the Summer among the
wonders of the volcanic islands. Another
Hawaiian sketch of N. III. Blossoms The
Treasure Cave on Oahu, supplements this VOL
cano article we'll Hawaiian matters are we'll
represented Ia the Overland nowadays.
The Practical Working of the Australian
System of Voting in Massach usetts," is the title
of monograph by Richard II. Dana, of Bos-
ton, which the American Academy of Political
and Social Science has published. Massaehu-
setts was the first State to adopt this system,
and adopted 1t in its most complete and best
form. Mr.. Dana shows how much the system
has done toward purifying State politics by
preventing the bribing of voters, the stufin1
of ballot-boxes, and the classifying of election
returns. 1t has enabled voters to vote for ths
best man irrespective of party since under this
system there can be no intimidation Of voters.
The June number Of the Catholic World Ia
very interesting. Rev. @. A. WaIworth writes
of "reminiscences of Z. p. Wadhams; Rev. A.
Young, the Closing Scene, an article elected
By the New Void; Frank Johnston, Why
Became q Catholic; II. G. Kent. the Third
ArcnDlSnOp Oh westminster; a. Morgan, the
Doubtful Plays of SHAKESPEARE; Very Rev A. r.
Hewitt. American Catholics and the Roman
Question: Maria L. Sandrock has story, Di.
verging Streams. and A. NJ. Clarke story,
Mothers Sacrifice. Besides are poetry, Talks
About Books, The Old World Seen From the
New, book reviews. ETC. All through we have
profitable. timely. fresh reading matter. Send
to Rev. w. ID. Hughes, 120 w. Goth street 81
for annual subscription.
Music.
New York Musical Echo, monthly journal
containing popular and classic music Is pub
lished by the New York Musical Echo Com
pany, Broadway Theater Building New York,
and sold by subscription at s1.25 year. It is
a journal which Is entirely devoted to instru-
mental music and songs and ballads.
Have you baby in the house? You should
see the new piece of sheet music, Baby Ruth,
dedicated to Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Cleveland.
The words are fine and the music sings itself.
Send 80 cents to J. s. Ogilvie 81 Rose street,
New York, and he will send il to you by
return mail. The song refers to Baby Ruth
Cleveland, and every one interested in music
will soon be singing it.