The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-04-22
1.-The Misadventures of Lieutenant Won
Lendheim.v by William II. Carnenter.

THE Misadventures of Lieutenant Won
| Lendheim," by William II. Carpenter
Marion Harland contributes to the last
number of "Harper's Bazaar the first of a
short series of articles entitled Com
nonsense Among the Chickens" con-
tanning practical directions and sugges-
tons regarding the care of poultry, with
valuable hints on poultry raising for
profit. Ladies who intend going to the
| Worlds Fair this summer will find much
| information which may be of benefit to
them, in an article on The Visiting
! Woman in Chicago" which Laura Day
1 ton Fessenden will contribute to the
''Bazar'' Tor April I'D. Edna Lyalps now
| story, ITO Right the Wrong" the first
installment Of which was published in
''Harper's Bazaar" for April Sth, will be
continued in special eight-page monthly
supplements, the first of which will be
given in the number of the 'Bazar'' pub
lished May 9th.
"Godey's Magazine" for May New
York has these papers: "A Harvest of
| Tares," by Hjalmar Hiorth Boyesen;
Beecher; Culture for Our Girls,' by
Marguerite Lindley; "Disiilusion," MS.
poem, by II. r. II. Princess Amelia;
MARY Fairchild Macmonnies," Dy
| Eleanor Z. GrealoreX; IAN Swinging in
the Apple BOughs," by Olive Thorne
| Miller; Sketches of Mrs. Potter Palmer
and Mrs. Frederick S. Winston; "Flower
Search Light" by the editor; 'Sense and
Nonsense" by W. J. hampton; "Godey's
| Fashions Illustrated" The magazine is
richly illustrated, and has fine water
color portraits of Mrs. Potter Palmer
and Mrs. Frederick s. Winston.
Apropos of the approaching naval pa
rade, "Harper's Weekly" published
| 90, .z..s.
| illustrations of naval subjects, including
a view Of the rendezvous at Hampton
| Roads, frOnt-page picture by r. +. log
| baum, naval maneuver scenes, etc. An
| other prominent feature is an article on
| the cavalry school at Saumur, France,
"a Nursery of French Cavalry" pro-
! fusely illustrated. The Pope's exhibit at
| the Worlds Fair is appropriately noticed,
and the Entrance to the Electrical Build
ing'' is the subject of illustration. There
are also articles, with illustrations, on the
new Municipal Art Society, on the last of
the old Dutch houses in Albany, and on
several other timely and interesting
topics.
GOOD Form" for April Chicago has,
among many others, these papers, some
of them freely illustrated, and ten de-
partments on health, the home, dress,
| bodily grace, woman's sphere, etc.
love and loyalty at War;" Cliff
ford Lauier; My First Seance," Miles
| Menander Dawson; IAN American Citi-
zen'-prize story, George D. Baker;
1.-The Total Eclipse of the sun" Mary
Proctor; 1.-THE Great Orators Reverie,"
j. j. Fuller; "A String of Beads, AM
ber''; 'World's Columbia Exposition:
"Household Pets-Children's Contest'';
''The Editors Reflections" Mather Dean
| Kimball.
"Harper's Young People" published
April II, 1893 has ''Sylvanus aud Ru-
pert" by H. c. Merwin, illustrated;
''Postoffices on Wheels" by Gustav
Kobbe, illustrated; THE Mate of the
Mary Ann" by Sophie SWEET illustrated:
"A Pillow Fight" full page picture by
Rosina Emmett Sherwood; "a Captive
King; or, the Hostage of the French Rev
olution." by Mary shears Roberts: "A
Real African Swell" by w. J. Hender-
son. illustrated: How to Build Short
Telegraph Llne," by Thomas r. Talta-
vail, illustrated; humorous pictures and
paragraphs and an eight-page supple
ment.
The Quarterly Journal of Econom-
ics'' for April George II. Ellis, Boston,
for Harvard University: marginal
Utility and Value" S. NJ. Maevane;
The Classification of Public Revenues"
Edwin K. a. Seligman; The Interpreta-
ton of Ricardo" Simon n. Patten;
y oteS ana Memoranda, The Unem-
ployed in German Cities" John Graham
Brooks; The New English Labor De-
partment"; Recent Publications Upon
Economies"
The "Jenness Miller Illustrated
Monthly for May New York is fine
number, freely illustrated and rich in
choice matter for the home. The depart
ments in this fine quarto-form journal
are especially well edited and are notable
for vigor, information and timeliness.