The record-union., 1893-05-10
NEW PUBLICATIONS


NEW PUBLICATIONS.
The Overland Monthly, for Nav San
+ francisco has these papers. besides the
thoughtful and able editorial denart-
Inent: Architecture in San Francisco.u
Ernest Z. PeiXOtto illustrated: "a Hyn-
notized Ghost" J. Edmund V. Cooke:
IVY boarder," 9. b. r.; Jos and Teo,''
frank Bailey Millard, illustrated: "The
Dance of Peace" Anna NJ. Bugbee; Her
topples" Sylvia Lawson Covey; ''Shear-
ing Time on Santa Rosa Island - X IL
lustrated; Proverbs From the Portu
guese," John G. Branner: Famous
nalhtlng owned on the West Coast, V.
bouguereaus Broken Pitcher'': 40 the
iii,lI.y 1iierheley fQothlils," Bertha I. Bradley,
Illustrated; Hide, My Sweet" Susie NJ.
Best. illustrated; silk Culture as a Cali
fornia Industry" Emma r.. Andres, il
lustrated; pixies Peak" James G.
burnett; "A Forgotten Page of History.';
frankllna Gray Bartlett; IAN Advent
nre nTre IN the Huachucas," Clara Spalding
15T 1roWn; The Gurany, N.-IN.," James
W haWes; Some Realism Regarding
Silver +. l. Vassault; ''Columbus,5
John Vance Cheney.
The Atlantic Monthly" for Nav
lHoughton, Mifllin 4 Co., Boston, has
these contents: The Columbian Exnosi-
ton and American Civilizations bv
Henry Van Brunt; "'Tis Sixty Years
Since, in Chicago" by John Dean Cation:
: An An Island Plant" by Mary Catherine
Mahon; Individuality in Birds
by Frank Bolies; Team Bells at Dusk
by Alfred Wood 1.-The Old Han and Tho
Portraits" by Sir Edward Strachev.
Ihe Japanese Smile" by Lafcadio
learn; european Peasants as Immi-
grants" by n. 5. Shaler; "The Queen of
- fI,,,,,x H.. = =
fngilsh Question:" by James Jaw Green
oqeh; FRANCES Anne kemble.u bv
Henry Lee; Hawthorne at North
Adams," by Bliss Perry: a Century of
French History; "a Poet of Poetrv'':
wv ashington Allston"; "A Political
Abolitionist."
Worthington's illustrated Magazine,
lor Nay Hartford, Conn., shows progress
and growth on the part of this enterfair1
ing periodical, which has won for Itself
an envlable place among the choice
magazines. 1t has been enlarged NV sixo
teen pages. The May number 0nane
with an able and interesting naper hv
Lita Angelica Rice entitled Soma
Women Artists of New York City.;
me me second ilI9strated paper is "a Sum
Jean Porter Rudd expressly for "Worth-
ington's." 1t is a sketch of life in n tvni-
cal Tyrolean village. Mrs. Lfyermoreis
fifth paper of her personal experiences
IN Ole Nlrglnny-Eitty y ears Ago. is
1ull OF interest. Charles Lamb and His
Letters" is an admirable paDer. bv Snnn.
Ger Leigh Hughes. The short st6riaa e9r oro
well worth reading. The poetry of this
number is noticeably good. The depart.
ment matter is well chosen and interest
ing. '7'
The frontispiece of the Magazine of
ART Tor May IS an original etching bv
Percy robertson called ''Shere." The
opening article is devoted to British
Etch!ng" and is by Frederick Wedmore:
II Is 1ully illustrated. The next article is
by Alfred Marks on the st. Anne of
Leonardo da Ninci," also fully illus
trated. The National Gallery of Art
and Mr.. Yates Collection,' is bv NJ II
Spielmann. w. Fred Dickes' second
article on The Portrait of a PoetV
proves as interesting as the first ''Tem-
makes one envious of the treasures de-
scribed. The illustrated note book con-
tains portrait of the late John Petite. X
A., and other interesting matter. The
1orelgn ana domestic notes are as full and
readable as ever. Gassell Publishinp
Company, New York and London.
"Lippincott's Magazine" (Philadelphial
ney," Rosa Nouchette Carey: "Tbe Soci-
ETY. of the Cincinnati" John Buntina.
"A Pastel' illustrated), Cornelia Kana
Rathbone; "Iriumvirate," Arthur ID =
Randolph; New st. Louis" James CO...
The Soul of Man." Dora Read Goodale,
"huhne Beveridge," Gertrude Atherton:
"In QuieJ Bays" Charlotte PendIeton,
Colonel Pope and Good Roads," Pro,
fessor L. NJ. Haupt; "Men of the Day.u
NJ. Crotton.
From the manager Of Public Opin-
ion" washington, d. c., and New York.
one of our most valued exchanges and
journal everyone ought to have, as it is a
reflection OF the thought of the press of
the age, we have a beautiful aIbertyne
souvenir giving the portraits of sixty
well-known Washington CORES oondeDts
1t is the fourth group Public Opinicn''
has issued, and it is SO artistic a work
that we are glad to hang it upon the walls
of the sanctum.
OF F. NJ. Lupton's 1.-THE Arm Chair
Library" we have numbers 9, IL. IA. rs.
each containing complete novel and
selling for ten cents. Those at hand are
"A Study in Scarlet" by A. Conan DovIn.
Nurse RevePs Mistake" by Florence
Warden; The Duchess" by the Ouch
ess; The BLACK Dwarf" by Sir Walter
Scott. +. NJ. Lupton, los and los Reade
street, New York, is publisher of the
library.
The American Agriculturalist' tor
May Orange Judd Company, New
York; has twelve illustrated articles and
tWelVe 0thers ON farm, dairy, orchard.
vineyard and other topics. The "Arri,
eulturst' Is one of the best and oldest of
Eastern farm and garden papers.
"Shoppelfs Modern Houses, ,, No. rs
an illustrated architectural quarterly. is
at hand. 1t has many designs for honses
and stables. ana methods of figuring
cost bits of materials, etc, and valua-
PIE article on planning an inexpensive
house. 63 Broadway, New York.