The record-union., 1892-06-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS

Several articles Of national and patriotic
interest give timeliness and special value
to the July number of"Harper's Maga-
zine" The opening paper is by Charles
-. Deshler. How the Declaration was
Received in the old Thirteen" Another
article which all americans should read
is Henry Loomis Nelson's exposition OF
the causes which have promoted 1.-The
Growth OF the Federal Power" Brander
Matthews contributes American Spell
ing; John Heard, Jr., a story, Zap
tam John 1ol4)." Among the art feat
ures of the number the illustrations by
Edwin A. Abbey OF shakespeare com
edy, "Alfs Well that Ends Well" viii
attract attention and Andrew Lang's
comment upon the play. Z. Cation
Woodville contributes an article describ-
ing The Capture of Wild EIephan, s in
Mys0re"; Danube papers, ''From the
Black Forest to the Black Sea-" is con-
tinued by f. d. Millet. Cyril Hum
phreys- davenport has an article on An
clent Gold-work." James Russell Low
ellis second paper on the "Old English
Dramatists" is devoted to Mariowe;
William Dean Howell's powerful novel.
The World of Chance" reaches it's sixth
lnstallment; Mary E. wilkins novel,
Jane Field" is also continued; re-
markable story is THE Soul of Rose
Dede," by NJ. E. NJ. Davis. The poetry
of the number includes 1.-TWO Moods.n
by Thomas Bailey Aldrich: sat the
Tomb of Juare2," by Hezekiah Butter
worth; Closed" by Elizabeth Stoddard:
and ~ Penalty" by Nina L. Layard.
represents some of'The Disappointments
of Lion Hunting" George William Chr
tbs and Charles Dudley Warner contribute
editorial matter.
The complete novel in "Lippincott's
Magazine" (Philadelphia) for July.
White Heron" is by NJ. q. McClelland.
In the Journalistic Series Max de Lip
man recounts THE Newspaper Illus
traitors Story" with the help of numer-
Gus illustrations. In the Athletic Series
w. L. Stephens contributes an illustrated
article on "Canoe Life" "Peary's North
Greenland Expedition and the Relief
is well covered by w. l.. Hughes and
Benjamin Sharp. Gertrude Atherton
contributes a short, clever ESSAY on
Geographical Fiction" Agnes Rep
plier talks about the Trials of Pub
Usher" Robert Burns Wilson gives an
interesting review of Waitman Barbe's'
volume of poems, "Ashes and Incense"
Joel Benton tells of An Old Boston
Magazine" The department Gas 1t
SEEMS discusses the reception of Julien
Gordon's work abroad. The short story
is by Molly Elliot Seawell. The poetry
IS contributed by Edgar Saltus, Rose
hawthorne Lathrop, Flavel Scott Mines
and Harrison s. Morris.
The Atlantic Monthly" for July
(Houghton, Mitfiin d Co., Boston, has
these papers: General Mcclellan" by
Eben q. Scott; ''In a Japanese Garden"
Lafcadio Hearn; Chicago" E. G. Mason;
Don Orsino" Serial, f. Marion Craw-
ford; "Unguarded Gates" Thomas B.
Aldrich; ARABIAN Horses" III. C. Mer-
vim; Looking Toward Salamis," Will
lam c. Lawton; 1.-The American Idealist,"
Gamaliel Bradford, Jr.; 1.-THE Calumni-
ator," Charlotte L. Bates; "a Florentine
Episode part first, Ellen o. Kirk; ''Po-
litical Assessments in the Coming Cam
paign," Theodore Roosevelt; 1.-The Fro
metheus Unbound of Shelley" J. Vida d.
Scudder: "Talleyrand"; Two French
Personalities. "(Sarcey's Souvenirs d'Age
Muir, Remains Feuilles Detachees); Tales
OF Three Villages" Mary Russell Nit
ford's Our Village, Mrs. GaskeiPs Gran
ford, Mrs. Hodgson Burnett's A Fair
Barbarianl; Comment on new books;
the Contributors Club.
1.-TWO Tales for June 18th vol. IL, No.
16) presents US with "a Missionary Cam
era," by Octave Thanet and 'Peas-blos-
son." by McCulloch Williams. The
Two Tales Publishing Company, Boston.