The record-union., 1892-01-25
new PUBLICATIONS.

The numbers of ''The Living Age,' for
January 9th and 10Th contained English
Realism and Romance" "QuarterIy;'
Unpublished Pages Of Pepy's Diary"
Paris" by Thomas Carlyle, New Re-
view" "a Somersetshire Valley,
'National;" "The Egyptians and the
Occupation" "Blackwood;3' 1.-THE Jour
nal of Richard Bere," and ''The English
Sparrow" "Gentleman's;" "Turene,"
Temple Barr" Lord Edward Fitzger-
ald," and "a Poor Gentlewoman of the
Last Century," ''Belgravia;' ''Thacker-
avs Portraits of Himself" "Murray's;"
''Colors of the Stars" "Chambers:''
Tall Girls, and the Food of Vanity"
Spectator" with 'Danovitch, Rus
sian Romance" captain Ludwig's
Jump" The Linguist." and poetry.
The February number of "Fhe CULVER,
begins with an illustrated paper on 1.-THE
Gospel in the Open Air." by G. Holden
Pike, followed by the serial Through
Devious Ways" Solomon; a Spiritual
Failure" furnishes the Bible student
with food for thought. 1.-THE Same Sweet
| Tune is a story in three chapters
"Tools and Workmen among the Woodsn
viii find its readers among the young
men. II Am Come" is thought for the
new year. son Knowing Scripture
From a Child is an address to young
people. A pretty story is called 1.-The
Snow Twins" Three Conversions is
described in its title. There are short
stories, serials, poems, music, scripture
lessons and bundle of Short Arrows
! Cassell Publishing Company, New York
and London.
The Quarterly Journal of Economics
| for January contains an important arti-
Gle by Hon. Cauroll d. Wright on the
| Evolution of Wages Statistics" show
! ing the gradual process by which the
! statistics of labor have been perfected in
! the last twenty years, the United States
| leading the way. s. NJ. Macvane writes
on "Capital and interest,"" and II. Bill
gram of Philadelphia on "Bohm-Ba-
werk's Positive Theory of Capital" J.
| A. Hill makes a careful study of the re-
cent "Prussian Income Tax and w. B.
Shaw presents his annual review of $50
| cial and Economic Legislation by the
States in 1917 Various notes and mem
oranda and the usual careful Bibliogra-
| phy for the preceding quarter makes up
! number having great variety of con-
| tents and of interest. Geo. II. Ellis, Bos-
/ ton.
L. T. Meade's story "Out of the FASH
ion." which opens "Cassell's Family
Magazine" for February, has taken a
! firm hold upon readers and promises to
| be a very popular serial. Treasure
Trove in Central Canada" is practical
paper. "a Bachelors Broil" is a bright
bit of fiction" christmas at Hollybush
| Manor describes the sort of Christmas
that we ought to have. 1.-THE Wooing of
Mary Carstairs' Is continued Nothing
but Sparrows and Black birds'' is a we'll
! made plea. You'll Love Me YETI is a
! pretty story. There are tales of love,
tales of adventure, poetry, fashion let
tiers and a full ''Gatherer" that makes
this number one of the best in many
months. Cassell Publishing Company
From the Perry Mason Company, Bos-
ton, we have The Youths Companion
calendar for 1892, very handsome de-
sign, with loose sheets on a heavy card,
| and surmounted by picture of the
" Youths Companion'sp new home. 1t
will be completed about April 1st, and
be devoted exclusively to the publication
off, The Companion" For number of
| years The Companion !" has occupied
the whole or parts of four different build
ings. In the new building all the various
! departments of the business are TO be I'M
der one roof The structure is massive
six-story building of chaste design.
The English illustrated Magazine
! Macmillan 81 Co.. for January, is a
handsome number and very rich in il
lustration. The contents are: Henry
VIII. on the Stage" by Frederick Hawk