The record-union., 1892-08-03
new PUBLICATIONS.

The "Sanitarian for July CA. w. Bell,
NJ. D., Brooklyn, the sanitarian journal
OF the age, has among other papers and
much report, news and scientific matter,
these papers: Need of National legisla-
tion for the Protection of Human Life"
by A. n. Bell trepartee); Errors in
Ventilation" by William Henry
p. CORDIALLY; The New York Quaran-
tine," by William NJ. Smith; "The Gov
ernor's Veto of Needful Measures of Pro-
tection," by A. n. Bell; Capital Punish
ment," by A. jacob, w. G. Way and B.
+. Sherman; Status of Sanitation and
Mortality Statistics in the United States
and Abroad" by Harry Kent Bell;
Cholera; Medical Excerpt" by t. p.
CORDIALLY; documents Relating to
Grippe, 1889 and 1907; "Aristol on Dis
eases of the Nose and Ear"
The August issue of Romance" is the
midsummer number of that popular
magazine of complete stories, which are
most appropriate to the season. There
are sketches of adventure, love stories,
ghost stories, and descriptions of curious
and amusing episodes in many lands,
besides strong and characteristic story
OF the supernatural. In this single num-
Der are grouped tales of life in America,
England, France, Spain, Germany, Cor
sica, Italy, Africa and Japan. The roll of
ooOiiOAS SlCll
as Count Tolstoi, Octave Thanet, II.
Rider Haggard, Guy de Maupassant,
Ouida, Alexander Moszkowski and
Georges LIE Faure, besides a number of
new American writers. The magazine
is issued by the Romance Publishing
Company, Clinton Hall, Astor Place,
New York.
Lincoln and Men-of- War Times" is
volume to be issued in best style, excel
lent In paper, illustrations, printing and
binding, with twenty-seyen full-page IL
lustratlons, embracing accurate portraits
of Lincoln and leading military and civic
actors with him in the Rebellion, by
Colonel a. K. Mcclure of the Philadel-
phia Times. The volume will be sold
only by subscription, and applicants
for agencies should apply to j. w. Keller
Co., Philadelphia. Subscriptions will
be received by mail at the Times office,
the price of the volume being 81, bound
in cloth, and So in morocco, postpaid.
"Harper's Young People, for July
18th had The Goat Company, Limited"
by Francis Cole Burr, illustrated; ''The
Spiders span" by William Hamilton
Gibson, illustrated by the author; 1.-The
Meaning of Some Playthings," by Lee J.
Vance; Soap Bubbles" full-page illus
tration drawn by Jean Geotfroy; Brave
Dorothy Osborne" by William Drysdale;
"Mamselle Miss Boys" by M. E. NJ.
laws, IAo odIiCluS Dear, poem, DY
Albert b. Paine; short articles and
anecdotes; humorous pictures and para
graphs, and an eight-page supplement.
"Harper's Bazar'' for July 23d has
four-page supplement with a double
page picture of an elephant battery in
India disturbed by railroad train. 1t is
picture full of life and motion. There are
fashion plates in great number, and some
of new style and superior excellence,
notably those on page 597. The mis-
cellany and editorials are strong and
good.
The vacation number Of ''St. Nicholas
| Century Company, New York. is one of
the handsomest, best arranged and illus
trated numbers ever issued of this fore
most magazine for young folks, con-
Quoted by Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge with
the skill born OF long experience and
native ability.
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Weekly"
New York; for July 2lst was exceed
ingly graphic and vivid in illustration of
current events and activities, political
and otherwise, and especially Of the labor
troubles. Its text matter is vigorous and
treats of living subjects.
1.-TWO Tales for July 9th gives us
'The Strange Story OF Hand" by
Elizabeth w. Chanpney, and 'Salome,"
by Heileman Wilson. Both are deeply
interesting and admirably told stories.
q Beacon street, Boston.)
''The Irrigation Age" for July tDen-
ver) is rich in matter of high value to
irrigation interests. 1t is tull of practi-
Ca! suggestions and thoughtful debate
a thoroughly good quarto monthly is the
"Age.u