The record-union., 1892-02-05
new PUBLICATIONS.

The American Catholic Quarterly Re-
view'' for January Hardy q Mahony,
Phiiadelphia) has these papers: Ma
tlonallsm, the Conclave and the Next
Pope,' Rt. Rev. Mgr. Bernard O'Reilly,
ID. D.; Conscious Acts" Rev. Walter III,
Hill, ). j.; I'm Necessariis Unitas, In
Dubiis Libertas, In Omnibus Caritas."
b. B.; christopher Columbus: His Des-
tlny-Preparation," Richard H. Clarke.
Ii. D.; american Catholics and the
Temporal Power of the Pope, Very Rev.
Mgr. Joseph Schroeder, d. D.; "Our
Young Men-What Shall We Do For
Them?" Rev. Michael j. Lavelle; New
Forms of Old Errors" Arthur f. Mar
shall, b. A. (0xon); The Mosaic Law in
Mas, ). j.; "Pius TX. and the Revolu-
tion-lS46-1S4S, John A. Mooney, LII.
D.; ''Catholicity in England Fifty Years
Ago-A Retrospect, Professor St. George
! Mivart, K. r. s.; Secular Education"
| Rt. Rev. Thomas a. Becker, ID. D.; sci
entitic Chronicle" Rev. Thomas j. a.
! Freeman, s. j.; book notices.
! The Atlantic MonthIy'' for February
! (Houghton, Mif1lin IL Co., Boston) has
these papers: The Pageant at Rome in
/ the Year II B. CO. RodoIfo Lanciani;
with the Night" Archibald Lampman;
Don Orsino," +. Marion Crawford; +;
THE Nearness of Animals to Men," +.
z. Evans; "a Venetian Printer-Pub-
Usher in the Sixteenth Century" Horatio
+. Brown; Her Presence Louise
Chandler Moulton; 1.-The Descendant of
the Doges." Harriet Lewis Bradley;
'What French Girls Study" Henrietta
! Charming Dana; 'Home Thrust" Char
! lotte E'iske Bates; can Echo Of Battle"
| a. NJ. Ewell; "a Journey on the Tolga,"
Isabel +. Hapgood; Studies in Mac
! beth,' Albert II. Tolmam; The Border
| State NJ Of hG iy-i1 ~, ~ OF al
! Southgate Shaler; ''The League as a PO-
litical Instrument; The Short Story;
| Indian Warfare on the Frontier; THE
! Contributors Club.
'Romance" for February, the best
short story magazine cXtant. has these
stories: The Charcoal Burners" Arthur
/ Beardsley Mitchell; AN Oak in "a storm, ;"
Abraham Dreyfus; "The Winning Num-
! ber," William McKendree Bangs; 1.-The
/ WisdOm of a Child" Georges Price; The
/ Travellers Tale" Nina Fitch; My Astral
/ Body st. James Budget THE Mezzo-
Matti," Putnam's Magazine; The Bun
die of Letters Mortz jokai; THE
Black Lace Bonnet" Cornhill; "a Tale
of a Dismal Swamp" Will Allen Drom-
! goole; Pablo Domenick," ;" Carmen Sylvia;
The Monks Of Old St. Nicholas, +" Alex
ander Dumas; The Miser of Marseilles," :"
/ Anonymous; "TEe Red Raven" Anony-
/ nous; 1.-The Man Who Was Used Up"
Edgar Allan Poe. Published by the Ro-
nance Publishing Company, Clinton
Hall, Astor place, New York.
The New England Magazine" (Bos-
ton for February, richly illustrated, has
these papers: ''Corot-His Life and
Work." Camille Thurwanger; "To-mor-
row." +. w. Clarke; "Stories Of Salem
/ Witchcraft,'' Winfield s. Nevins; ''Some
Letters OF Wendell Phillips to Lydia
Maria Child; THE Prairies and Coteaus
Of Dakota Sam I. Glover; The Tribute
Of fSilence,' James Buck ham; "The Gran
ite Industry in New England" George
A. Rich; "A Witch Of ShaWshine," a.
i. Brown; "The Churches Of Worcester y
! G. NJ. Lamson; "John Parmenters Pro-
tege," Walter Blackburn Hart; sixty
Years Ago" Lucy &. a. Kebler; "a Tale
OF Narragansett," Caroline Hazard;
Boys Recollections of the War;" Albert
d. Smith; ''In Corner at Dodsley's," !"
Walter Blackburn Harte.
Minerals is Il monthly magazine,
published by The Goidthwaites,' - l32
Nassau street, New York, devoted to sub
Ijects of mining in all its forms. to
precious stones and metals, to discovery,
research and theory in mining, etc. It's
! January number has twenty-five papers
on these topics. 1t is not claimed that it
is magazine, III the technical sense,
mineral in character, SO much as it is
newsy and general regarding ores, preci-
Gus stones, etc. 1t may be said to repre-
sent rather the literature Of mineralogy
rather than the scientific phases Of it
! technically. 1t is an interesting and well
conducted journal.
"Harper's Bazar'' for January 23d was
notable for its many pages of choice illus
! trations. Not more SO, however, than for
| It's varied text matter. Its fashion plates
were numerous; Its humorous page es-
pecially choice; its page of portraits of
educators and view in the New York
Normal College very fine; its full-page
picture, "Bowling,' fine specimen OF
wood engraving. one page gives por-
trait of Mrs. Robert L. Stuart, lately de-
ceased of Worth the dressmaker, and
! photo engraving of Mrs. Craik's marble
memorial.