The record-union., 1892-11-05
new PUBLICATIONS.

The November Century is the first
number of the fortyhtth volume and OF
the twenty-third year OF this magazine.
The trontlspiece is the portrait OF an
American, the historian Francis fark-
man, and the completion of Mr.. Park
mans series of historical narratives on
the French power in North America IS
further accentuated by two short articles
by Mr.. Lowell and by DR.. Edward Eg-
gleston. Articles which strike into the
midst of current discussions are "Plain
Words to Workingmen,' by one of them,
Fred Woodrow; docs the Bible contain
Scientific Errors?" by Professor Charles
w. Shields OF Princeton; and some EX-
position Uses of Sunday" by Bishop
Potter. Massenet, the composer of the
opera "ksclarmonde," contributes auto
biographical notes. For the IhankSglV
ing season there is an illustrated story Dy
Hezekiah Butterworth, An Old-Eash
Toned Thanksgiving" and verse by Rich
ard Lew Dawson, entitled ~ Thanks
giving Dozen" There is in fiction the
opening part OF Mrs. Burton Harrlson's
new novel, ''Sweet Bells Out OF. Tune" it
is accompanied by pictures by c. ID. Glib
son. The Rowdy," a story of labor
troubles in the W est, by Octave Thanet,
illustrated by Kappes, and The New
Member of the Club" by Branuer Mat
thews. The illustrated material includes
d paper ny lSdDGL Il LII lkjSOONh vi
Russian National Artist" tIlya Repin).
ITO Gypsyland" is an illustrated paper
by Mr.. and Mrs. Pennell. 'Road-C CoaCh-
ing up to Date" by I. Suffern Taller, Is
practical consideration Of aspects OF mod
ern coaching. Archibald Forbes contrib
utes the second and concluding part of
his experience during the Paris Com
mune, which is fully illustrated. There
is also a paper of "reminiscences of
Brook Farm" by the late George 2.
Bradford. The first paper Of Letters of
Two Brothers," being passages from the
correspondence of General and senator
Sherman. The poetry is by Thomas Bal
ley Aldrich, Rudyard Aiplins, Maurice
Thompson. James Whitcomb Riley, Mrs.
Mary Bradley, q. B. Bartlett and Robert
Underwood johnson. Topic Of the
Time" contains editorials on The Mas
sachusetts Corrupt Practices Law" and
Road building Exhibit at Chicago"
';Open Letters includes "Female HUI
morists and American Humor," "A CO.
operative Failure Suggestions on the
Labor Question" >" "McClellan's Baggage
destroying Order" The Sea Serpent at
Nahant" and sketch of VIM. NJ. Chase,
whose portrait, Alice" is the represent
ative in this number OF the "Century's"
American Artists Series.
The american Catholic Quarterly Re-
view'' for October Hardy Il Mahony,
Philadelphia) has these papers: The
Catholic Idea in the New Testament" by
Very Rev. Augustine f. Hewitt; THE
Church and English Liberty" by Michael
Hennessy; English Kings and Roman
Pontitis." by Arthur +. Marshall, B.A.;
"Christopher Columbus - IngTatitude,
Misfortunes and Posthunous Honors,"
by Richard II. Clarke. LII. D.; "a Retro
spect," by Professor ST. George Miva.t;
1.-THE Friars OF the West Indies" by J. l.
Rodrigues; 'The NimbUs and Aureole,"
by Ellis Schneider; columbus and the
Scientific SCHOOL, by John A. Mooney,
LID; "Is Irish Home Rule Near" by
Bryan j. Clinch; Our Parochial System,
the Progress it has Made and is Making"
by George D. Wolff, LID; Scientific
Chronicle" by Rev. Thomas j. A. Pree-
man, S. j.
"Outing'' C239 Fifth avenue, New
York for November is fine num-
ber, with a complete tale by Edith
Robinson; paper on the football sea-
son of 1891; an article on canal travel
through Darkest America;" papers on
aquatics; rod and gun; kennel and loft;
lawn games, field games, cycling, ath-
letics, photography for women, and
around the world with wheel and camera
The number is richly illustrated.