The record-union., 1892-04-09

~ by Lucy III. Hooper; Cities OF the
1 Dead, by Marc L. Nallette: THE Fool
Day With the Round-Up," by I. II. s.;
"AmieI's JournaP'; Ted and l." by
/ Belle Hunt; "In Absence" a poem), by
/ Henry Tyrrell; '-Some Representative
American Dramatists,'' by Arthur Horn
blow; tFhe owner of LIE. Ranch" by
Charles Moreau Harger; ''Some North
/ German Towns by Phebe Matt; SIN a
THE Romance of Dress" by S. William
Beck; - Terrible Case" by Eta w.
I Pierce; Chelsea and Its Literary Asso-
/ ciations," by Neil Macdonald: ''Shut Up
With.a Mad Dog" by David Ker; "Chile,
and Modern Naval Warfare; "Henlopen
and Its Hidden Treasures" by Captain
II. ID. Smith, L. s. n; "a Picture from
| Modern Love" (sonnet), by Geo. Mere
dith; "Lamprey Fishing" by Wilt. p.
Pond; ''Old English Porcelain" by
( Thomas l.. Winthrop; Geographical
Ncws," by George c. Hurlbut; Recent
Progress in Science" by Ernest Inger-
SOIL
The initial article in the New England
Magazine Tor April is on THE Sur
pliced Boy Choirs in America" by s. b.
Whitney. Miss Helen Leah Reed con-
tributes an article on ''Womens Work at
the Harvard Observatory Allen East
man Cross, in a poem called He was
Good to the Poor" pays fine tribute to
Cardinal Manning. j. II. Wilson con-
tributes paper on The Micmac Fes-
tlyal III Cape Breton" Edward @. Ma
son writes on THE Early Visitors to
Chicago" Winfield 5. Nevins concludes
his series, 'Stories of Salem Witchcraft.'
Waiter Blackburn Harte, in Progress
and. Poetry" claims that this age is as
heroic as any other. Rev. VIM. II. Saw
age gives the ANNALS of an Old Parish.'
! tfnDTpp lFthpihapt NuISh n
good story, "A Summer Wooing," and
4 other stories are by Ethel Davis and May
/ j. Adams. Minna Irving, Charles Cor
| don Rogers, Celia Parker Woolly, Ger
trude Christian Fosdick, Wilbur Larre-
more ana others contribute poems. The
number IS an especially strong one in
| poetry.
The American Agriculturist'' for April
contains the second OF series Of valuable
ana instructive articles on the beet sugar
industry, this time dealing with the sub
| Ject as business inv eStment The
! AgrlculturiSt' presents, as striking
illustration OF the benefits of the bounty
| system, tables showing the increase in
/ the number OF factories in Germany
since the Government OF that country be-
| gan It's bounty system in favor of beet
sugar raising, the increase in the quantity
OF the beetS worked, also of the sugar and
moIasSes produced. Referring to the
erection of factories in Western States
the Agriculturist' says: Capital nat
urally looks to the direction that returns
the largest per cent. of interest for a safe
investment, and it is the purpOrt of the
present article to show that there is no in
duStry, either agricultural, commercial
or manufacturing, that is more attractive
| TO the capitalist than the opportunity now
| afforded by the cultivation and manu-
facture Of sugar from the sugar beet in
this country" Published by the Orange
Judd Company, 81 Lafayette Place, New
York.
The North American Review for
/ April, 1892, has these papers: Patriot
/ ism and Politics." by Cardinal Gibbons:
! IA Southerner on the Negro Question"
! by Thomas \. Page; RECIPROCITY and
! the Farmer" by Hilary \. Herbert,
! Chairman Of the Committee on Naval At
fairs; "Our National Dumping aground, :"
a study of immigration, by John b.
! Weber, United States Commissioner of
immigration, and Charles Stewart Smith,
! President OF the New y ork Chamber of
! Commerce; ''Michigan's Presidential
! Electors" by the Governor Of Michigan;
French Girls" by Madame Adam; 1.-The
! Free Zone in MeXico,n by the Mexican
! Minister; The Modern Cart Of Thespis,"
! by w. II. Crane; money and Usury," by
/ Henry Clews; The Olympian Religion"
! by w. h. Gladstone; George Eliot and
Mrs. Humphrey Ward" by Charles Z.
/ Copeland; "Typhus Fever" by DR.. Cyrus
! Edison; The Frost Cure" by DR.. Felix
! j.. Oswald; "a Phase OF Practical Phi
lanthrophy," by M. a. de Wolfe Howe,
| Jr.
! The atlantic Monthly'' (Houghton,
| NIif1lin Il Co., Boston, for April has these
/ papers in addition to the usual review.
editorial and critical departments and the
! ever interesting contributors Club:
San American at Home in Europe" Will
! lam Henry Bishop; "a Drive Through the
! Black Hills" Antoinette Ogden; 1.-The
! Winds summons Graham K. Tomson;
The Private Life" Henry James; "Ad-
miral Farragut," Edward X. Rawson;
american Sea Songs" Alfred NJ. Will
| Jams; The Limit in Battle Ships" John
! NJ. Ellicott; Don Orsino," L. Marion
Crawford; "Benaiah,' Edward Lucas
! White; Federal Taxation of Lotteries"
Thomas Mcintyre Cooley; ''Some Notes
I on French lmpressionism," Cecilia
! Waern; Legal Disfranchisement'; Lit
erature and the Ministry" Leverette w
Spring; 'Lounsbury's Studies in Chau-
cer''; "Montcalm and Lewis"
The Forum" for April has these pa
! pers, every one of which is of profound
| interest: "A Review of My Opinions
/ Democratic Party, A Campaign for a Prn-
ciDle," Hon. William l.. Wilson; THE
Democratic Revolt in New York Fred
ericI II. Coudert: How the New York
Senate Was Captured Matthew Hale
''Our Anthracite Supply and Its Distribu-
! tion," Joseph ). Harris; 1.-The Germans
as Emigrants and Colonists,' Professor
| +. IL. GeIfken; 1.-THE Free-Trade Ten
dency of William H." Poultney Bige-
low; The Learning of Languages, :"
! Philip G. Hamerton; "Reformatory Pris-
ons as Schools of Crime" William p
Andrews; 1.-The Speech of Monkeys" r.
! l.. Garner; us Iowa a Doubtful State?"
! Governor John n. Irwin; 1.-The Burial
| Monopoly OF Paris" Edmund r. Spear
man. New York: The Forum Publishing
/ Company
! The April number of Outing is espe-
cially rich in artistic and literary matter.
/ The contents are: From the German
| Ocean 10 the Black Sea- by Thomas Ste
| vens; = Cigarette from Carcinto,' by
/ Edward French; Goose Shooting on the
! Platte" by Oscar X. Davis; Saddle and
! Sentiment" by Wenona Gilman; Horse
! back Skeiches,' by Jessie L. O'Donnel:
! canoeing on the Upper Delaware" by
! III. W. Nray; THE Status of the Ameri-
can Turf by Francis Trevelyan; "Pole
! Naulting,' by Malcolm w Ford; ''Cy-
cling ~ Rip Van Winkledom," by J. II
Sharpe; Fishing on Cherrystone Creek .;
/ by 4. b. Jess; The Evolution of the
/ y-siX-footer." by George A. Stewart:
The Connecticut National Guard, by
Lieutenant w. II. G. Bowen, United
States Army; "Harry's Career at Yale, -
! By John Seymour Wood, and other very
/ interesting papers.
The Engineering Magazine for April
World building, New York; is richly
illustrated. Its leading papers are: The
Future Worlds Highway" by t.
Graham Cribble, C. T.; "Do Waterways
Benefit Railways?' by Lewis M. Haupt,
NJ. Am. Soc. c. T.; Beautiful Prospect
Park, Brooklyn" by John De Wolf. Il.
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