The record-union., 1892-09-17

minating Power of Anecdote," by s. Ar
thur Bent; 1.-The Homestead Strike''-a
Congressional view, by William &. Oates,
Chairman Congressional Investigating
Committee; constitutional view, Hon.
George Ticknor Curtis; a Knight of La
boris view, Master Workman Powderly;
"Apropos of Cholera" by Cyrus Edison,
NJ. D.; Lynch Law in the South" by W.
Cabell Bruce; women in the Field of
Art Work." by Mrs. Susan N. Carter.
The "Sanitarian" for September "a. n
Bell, NJ. D., Brooklyn has, among other
important papers, the following: RE
sponsibility of the National and State
Governments for the Purity of the Water
supply" Benjamin Lee; Impurities in
Ice" L. Mitchell Prudden; "Those Err
rors in VentilatiOn'-A Reply" Z. Harvey
Reed; 1.-THE Sanitary Condition of Italy"
a. Raddi; 1.-THE Increase of Crime and
Moral Education" II. Martyr Hart; I'm
toxication and Crime," a Motel; cry
sipelas-Is 1t Contagious? It's Treat
ment," NJ. Guyot and Others, L. p Cor
bally; "The Carabels of Columbus"
Emilio CASTELAR,; "Intra- y terine Hemor-
rhage," DR.. Schanta; Cerebral Surgery"
NJ. Poirier; "Symphysectomy," NM
Tarnier and Povak; Micro Ophthalmo-
scope" NJ. GaleZouski; Peroxide of Hy-
drogen in the Treatment of Empyema,"
II. f. Brownlee; Status of Sanitation
anu AdOEIulllN STATISTICS aU the MOST Kg-
cent Date" Harry Kent Bell.
''Belford's Monthly' Chicago and New
York;, devoted to politics and literature.
is at hand for September. It's chief pa
pers are: "a Brides Story" by j. Sell
win TAFT; Robert Browning" by C. L.,
Belts; us it the Farmers Turn ?" by G..
II. Lugrin; "a Just Tax" by Charles C.
Anderson; 1.-THE Nicaragua Canal, !" by f.
NJ. Cooper; ''Snaring Demon and Angel"
! ~ Il II NroIl-o,., Il
Helen II. Gardener; ''What Reforming
'.In Memoriam,' b. Henry Marvin
Belden; WORD Painting by John P.
| Ritter; Evolution" by Evalyn c. Roe;
Health by Exercise" by Edwin Mead;
'Vrlet, A Missouri Idyl," by Harriet H !.
! Sinnard; "Soda Springs Smith," by W.
c. Campbell; "a Telephone Indiscre-
tion," by Emma Bell Smith; Thoughts
on Matters Lyric and Dramatic," by
Fred Lyster; "Chicago = Our New
! Home; "The Practical Working of the
Australian Ballot Laws in Great City,
''Harper's Weekly; for September 7tl
had as editorials: George William Cur
tbs, 1.-The Future of Opera" "Our Hos.
pitable Duty; George William Curtis,
biographical sketches by W: D. Howell.
and Edward Cary; '"Old Banjo anc
Banjo's Bob" a sketch; Cairo" by
Camille Pelletaye; .'In Chicago Pool
room," by NJ. A. Lane; 1.-The Brown
Segmental Wire Cum" by Lieutenant
Fred de L. Cloth; Gloucester Celebra
tion," by Frederick w. Eddy; 'Out-of
Town Stations" by j. ID. JerroId Kelley
military Athletics at Aldershot," by
Frederic Remington; Traces at Rock.
away; Madame Blavatsky's Shrine'
1.-THE Making of Campaign Banners
1t was a very handsomely and freely illus
trated number.
The September number of the "Annal.
of the American Academy of Political anC
Social Science New York; contains al
article Of interest to bankers in par
ticular and business men in general, OF
| the Influence on Business of the indie
pendent Treasury 1t shows what vita
and dangerous defects there are in tn,
Treasury" system. The author il
Professor David Kinley of the University
of Wisconsin. The other important arti
Giles in this number are, THE Economic
Causes of Moral Progress" by Prof. S. n
Patten of the Univerity of Pennsylvania
''Sir William Temple on the Origin anC
Nature of Government" by L. l. Her
riott; Preventive Legislation in Rela
ton to Crime" by Z. III. Reeve, anC
"Sidgwick's Elements of Polite" b,
James ii. Robinson. There are, beside
these articles, the usual book reviews anC
personal notes.
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Weekly
for September contained pictures illus
trative of the recent prize fights at New
Orleans, of typical homes in mining
camps, of the Harlem blockade, portal
of George William Curtis, lawn tenni
players of note in the United States, Mr.
Gladstone's reception and Worlds Fai
views.
John G. Whittier recently sent to ''St
Nicholas Magazine" a long poem com
memorating visit made to the poet b,
party of young girls. The verses are t
appear in the ''St. Nicholas" soon.