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

The March number of the Magazine
OF Art'' has colored frontispiece. a
decorative panel, Autumn Twilight -
by Albert Lynch, an artist whose work
| through the medium Of the press, has
achieved an equal popularity with the
art public IN France, America and Eng
land. The opening article relates to 1.-THE
characterization of Early Firearms" and
is protusely illustrated. From this we
come TO a suggestive paper, 1.-THE Artist
His Own CoIor-M Maker'' Current Art''
is discussed by X. Jope-Slade, and is well
illustrated with reproductions of some of
the more striking of recent pictures. The
paper on Artistic Homes is full Of use
full hints to those who propose building
fine houses. There is a valuable paper
on John Linnell, giving examples of his
work, both in portraiture and landscape
1.-The Reynolds Centenary" celebrates
the death of Sir Joshua i'll 1892 by paper
on Plympton, the Devonshire town
where he was born, giving pictures
drawn on the SPOT by @. Eidler The
ILLUSTRATED Notebook" which has
proved SO popular a feature, is fuller
than ever this month, and the depart
ment of American and Foreign Notes ap-
parently omits nothing of Importance
Cassell Publishing Company, New York.
The North American Review (New
York for March has these papers: "Is-
sues of the Presidential Campaign" by
Senator Mcmillan of Michigan, Repre-
sentative McMillin of Tennessee, Senator
Hiscock of New York, Representative
Bland of Missouri, Senator Hale of Maine.
Representative Breckinridge Of Kentucky
and w. K. Merriam, Governor of Mime
sofa; ''Do We Live Too Fast? DIR. CYRUS
Edison; ''The Anti-Slavery Conference"
the Belgian Minister; "The Degeneration
of Tammany,'' Dorman B. Eaton; ''The
Worlds Columbian Exposition" Di-
rector General George r. Davis; ''Spend-
ing Public Money!" T. B. Reed, w. S.
Conference" William NJ Springer:
THE Highlands of jamaica Lady
Blake; ''Shall We Have Free Ships ?;'
Captain John Goldman; "Our CONNER
cial Relations With Chile" William Ele-
roy Curtis, 1.-THE Olympian Religion"
Health Resorts" DR.. Walter f. Chappell:
Henry Clay on Matchmaking the Tele-
graph" Frank G.. Carpenter; values
and Wages III Mexico" NJ. Romero. the
Mexican Minister; "Flying Machines"
Julien St. Botolphe.
In "Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly,
for March, the brilliant panorama of
metropolitan Life in Winter, from
Thanksgiving to Easter" is unfolded in
an attractive illustrated article. Caroline
Washburn lockwood writes a pictur-
esque description of that quaint, semi
tropical Florida town, Key West. The
University OF the City of New York is
described by an undergraduate. George
Sand" by Evelyn Jerrold, is biograph-
ical sketch, while Alvan S. Southworth's
elaborately illustrated paper on "The
Practical Side of SCULPTURE is equally
entertaining and instructive. Contribu-
tions by 4. b. Southwick, Nicolas Pike,
Or. I. B. Sayre, David Ker, Walter
Edgar McCann, Wilt z. Pond, J. Carter
Raat1 Frnact Tnoayco11 n
but, Churchill Johnstone Minna Irving
and others, with profusion Of pictures.
make up model number.
Frank Leslies Illustrated Weeklvv
for March Sd has handsome colored
front-page plate, Reception Day at an
Artists Studio" This thing of colored
plates, not supplements. is an innovation
that the journal named is making sue
cessful. The process productions of am
ateur photography on page rs are hand
some examples of that style of pictorial
art. The tull-page Of scenes at the Arion
Hall are attractive aud amusing. The
full page of three views of 1.-The Evolu-
ten OF Marriage" are handsome and
novel, and are capital suggestions for
pantomimes. a new department in the
weekly is that devoted to children. and
still another is that of ''Grapholoey. or
Reading Character by Hand writing"
"Casselrs Family Magazine" for March
tCassell & Co., New York and London
is very handsome number of a maya
zlne we prize highly. It's frontispiece is
1.-THE Lady of the Manor drawn by
Percy Tarrant. Frances HaswelPs serial,
'tYou'll Love Me Yet" reaches the end
of the sixth chapter. "Cloisonne EmaileD
is an easy method OF decorating home
articles, and the process is described and
illustrated. There are two complete
stories, one by j. Brownbell, and one by
Hal Ludlow. SAT Parsee Wedding,' is
by May Thorne. The "Gatherer', is full
of the novelties of recent invention:
poetry, sketches, ehitchat on dress, and
other interesting papers complete the
number.
Harper u Brothers announce the imme-
diate publication of the following books:
selections From Lucian,' translated by
Emily James Smith; Lord Palmerston. .
by the Marquis of Lorne, K. T.; ''Roweny
in Boston, by Maria Louise Pool: THAT
Angelic Woman" by James NJ. Ludlow:
I'm the Vestibule Limited by Brander
Matthews; and the eighth number of the
Franklin Square Song CollectioD.u
They have also ready a new revised edi-
ton of Creasy's Fifteen Decisive Bat
tIesp and a new edition of ''The Stranoa
Adventures of Phaeton,r by William
Black.
"Macmillan's Magazine' for February
(Macmillan d Co., New York has these
articles; "Don orsino,' by f. Marion