The record-union., 1893-01-20
new PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
The January number of the "Annals oi
the American Academy of Political and
Social Science" is a distinctively political
/ economy number. It should be read by
al! who are i'll any way interested in that
science, as it contains three papers writ
ten from the standpoint OF the new school
OF economists. They are Professor S. n.
Patterns paper on Cost and Utility"
Professor Lester f. Wards paper on the
"Psycologic Basis of Social Economics
and l.. s. Merriam's paper on the
Theory of Final Utility in Relation to
the Standard of Deferred Payments"
The other leading articles are Local
Government of Country Communities in
Prussia" by Professor Conrad Bornhak,
or the University of Berlin; THE
Alcohol Question in Switzerland by
Hon. w. Millett of Berne, and the
shifting and Incidence of Taxation" by
: pfoiessor =. a. Ross. This number also
contains the minutes of the proceedings
/ O tne academy, personal notes and book
: reviews. z Translation of the ''Constitu-
ton OF sne Republic of Colombia" with
an historical introduction by Professor
Bernard Moses OF the University of Cali
| iornla, is sent as supplement with this
/ number.
| The January Arena" (Boston) is a re-
markable number. We doubt if Mr..
Flower has ever got out a better one.
The leading papers are: Helen Campbell.
portrait; Alexander SaIvini'' illus,
trated), Mildred Aldrich; docs Bi-Chlo-
ride Of Gold Cure Inebriety?'' Henry
! Wood; Women Wage-earners of Amer
lca and Europe" Helen Campbell: "In
the Tribunal OF Literary Criticism-A De-
tense OF Shakespeare" Professor w. J.
Roite; From Human Sacrifice to the
Golden Rule" Rev. J. T. Sunderland;
why the Worlds Fair Should be Opened
on Sunday" Rev. o. P. Clifford; "Are
We Prosperous People?" B. O. Flower:
The Naturalization of Railroads. %
Rabbi solomon SCHNEIDER; "The New
Religion" Edwin Dwight Walker;
",,AAstrology in London" Edgar Lee;
l.: Mason; "The Creed to Be-" Ella
Wheeler Wilcox; "a Day in Asia Ia
character sketch) Will Allen Dromgoole:
editorial, present day tendencies, SIN
teresting Psychical Phenomena" 'iChar-
cater building the Next Step in Educa-
tlonal Progress"
The American Agrlculturist" for
January (Orange Judd Company, New
York; has these papers. The illustrated
ID. Adams; Lima Bean Culture" S. E.
A. Higgins; Manufacture of Beet
Sugar" Dice McLaren; 1.-THE Neighbor-
hood Ice Harvest" Theron l.. Hiles:
"A Broncho Bazar," l.. F. Cagwin;
Forestry on the Sands of Denmark, y
); +. BJergaard; "The Brilliant Grape"
Il. Williams; "Petritied Forests" 4" Thomas
Holmes; Farming by Irrigation j. t.
Townsend; Joseph Harris" editorial.
Other features are: 'Some Newer Vege-
tables,' w. T. Massey; FERTILIZERS for
Vineyards" ]. S. Woodward; Employ
ing Farm Workmen," NJ. S. Quimby;
Near and Far" Farming in Foreign
LANDS; our Basket, Answers to Corre-
spondents; Science in Farming" Ex-
pertinent Station Doings; ''Topics of the
Times" Herbert Myrick; --latest from
the Census" c. r. Buckland; "Our Lii
brary Corner" Book Reviews: 'Our
Sugar Industry" editorial.
Emile Zola's dramatic story of the
Franco-Prussian war, 1.-The Storming of
the MILL" is published complete. with
Illustrations, i'll the February number OF
Prank Leslie's Popular Monthly'' New
\ ork). The leading article of the num-
Der is an historical paper upon 1.-The Con-
tinental Congress-" by Richard B. KIM
ball, LII. d. The main artistic feature OF
the number is the superbly illustrated
article on Corsica" by Frank Barrett,
and the literary papers are A. Oakley
Halls Romance of St. Johns Gate. Lon
y
nan. Cecil Charles writes interestingly
of The Evolution of a Dictatorship; in
Costa Rica; Frances NJ. Smith of Pa
nous Old Violins," and Ernest Ingersou
of big Game i'll Europe" Daniel Dane's 5
serial story of "The Great Chantry Dia-
monds'' is brought to dramatic concIu-
sion.
The Californian Illustrated Magazine
lSan Francisco) for February has, with
fine illustrations in plenty, these leading
papers: "Tennyson," John Vance
Cheney; ION the Columbia" Laura r
Starr; Men of Letters" James Realf.
Jr.; An Apricot Orchard in January. y
Estelle Thompson; Through Death Val
ley" John r. Spears; "A Pre- Columbian
Danger ?' Richard II. Mcdonald, Jr.;
1.-TWO Valentines" Nellie Blessing Ey-,
ster; Social and Political Conditions OF
Utah." G.. L. Browne; 1.-THE Romance of
| Claudius Alonzo," NJ. L. Feusier; ITO
the Venus de Nilo,' Cora L. Chase:
"Marvels Of Plant Life" Charles Freder-
lex Holder; THE Land of the Moon ;,
Dewitt C. Lockwood; ''San Diego,H J.
Austin Hall; personal "Reminiscences
OF Blaine." Ex-Governor Lionel A. Shell
don.
The Engineering Magazine for jan
uary New York; has these valuable arti-
cles, many of them illustrated: "Do We
Need State Bank Currency?" Edward
Atkinson; Our Outlook for Foreign
Markets." Albert D. Pentz; Industrial
Development of the South" Richard III.
Edmonds; THE Choice of an Architect. .
Bernard McEvoy; Geology and the
Mississippi Problem" Southern enpin-
eer; "The Anthracite Coal Industry" III.
NJ. Chance; Fire Losses and the Age of
Clay" Harvey b. Chess; 1.-The True
Cause of Labor Troubles" reply to
Charles j. Harrah, John Gordon Gray;
1.-The Pan-American Railway Surveys
j. d. Garrison; Liquid Fuel in Steam
making" f. r. Hutton.
"Godey's Magazine for February. 1893.
has these papers: "a Round Unvar-
nished Tale" complete novel by Edgar
Fawcett, illustrated; My Heart Was a
Nuns Heart" poem, by Dora Read
Goodale; 1.-THE Home," by Mrs. Henry
Ward Beecher; "The Chautauqua Idea. .
by George E. Vincent; Compensation. ,,
poem, by Marie Frances Upton, illus
trated; Mont Saint Michel-Br Brittany. ),
by Eleanor E. Greatorex, illustrated:
The Wee Jap'nese,o poem, by Sewali
Read, illustrated; "Flower Tales,r by
Laury MacHenry; Society Leaders," by
! Matte Sheridan; "All the Books.v re-
viewed by John Habberton; "The Search
| Light; "Sense and Nonsense" by w. I
Hampton; "The Fashions" illustrated.
"Harper's Bazar'' for January 9TH was a
noticeable number for its fine examples of
wood engraving. One, Nurse and Child. -
is from the picture of Franz Halls in the
Berlin Museum; another is ''Bonjour
| Pierrot," from the painting by Ethel
| Wright in the Royal Academy for 1892.
Still another that of a recumbent half
figure entitled Planning Loves Cam
paign." The number is rich in half-tone