The record-union., 1893-03-25

San Francisco, and other cities are to fol-
low we are told.
''Jenness Miller Illustrated Monthly''
for March has several articles that will
interest people who are fond of the mys-
terious. The thrilling story of the Caves
OF harlP' Is continued, and there is an
article on hypnotism by an expert. Be-
side these features is a new department,
Under Our Evening Lamp" and stories,
sketches, poems, and special articles OF
absorbing interest. "JenneSS Miller
illustrated Monthly is a good all-round
magazine. Published by the Jenness
Miller Company, ia Fifth Avenue, New
York.
The English Illustrated Magazine
| (Macmillan IL Co., New York and Lon
dom has for March many handsome en-
cravings beside these leading papers ::
"A Historic Pharmacy''; "Tennyson's
Homes," by Grant Allen illustrated by
BlscOmbe Gardner; king Lear" by
Frederick Hawkins; Winter in the
Catskills'; "Pickwickian Topography, :"
by Charles Dickens the younger tillus-
! trated by Herbert Railton); sally Dows,"
by Bret Harte; and fine portrait of
Henry Irving, engraved by .. Lacour.
The "Mother's Nursery Guide' for
March (Babyhood Publishing Company,
New York has these papers, as well as
the four regular departments, which are
replete with valuable information: /:
Fresh Air Tor Winter Babies'" L.
Emmett Holt, NJ. D.; "Hysteria in Chill
dren," Sara y. Kline, MD; The Causes
OF Rachitis," J. Lewis Smith, NJ. d.; -
Neglected Factor in Education" Louis
Heilprin; The Educational Value of
kindergarten Stories," Mary Clark
Spaulding.
'Harpers Young People," published
March l4lh, was full OF spirit. Among its
papers we're Why Don Nickers ES-
capped" by William Drysdale, illustrated;
"How New Orleans Began" by Julian
RALPH; Tie PiueborO 'tiuarlette,' " by
Willis Boyd Alien; The New York
IostoLice,' by Gustav N0bbe, illustrated;
"Rattmates: story of the Great River"
| by Kirk Munroe. There We're other arti-
! cLes and iull elght-page supplement.
viii Carleton has written poem, cn-
titled 'Discontent," for the number OF
"Harper's Bazar'' Tor March 18th. Grace
j.. Furniss contributes TO the same
number very attractive story, entitled
I Our only Legal Member" and katha-
rlne De Forest presents "A Few Hints on
Dress from the French" winch contain
matter Of no little practical Interest to
ladies'.
''Macmillan's Magazine" for March
! lNe" ork and London has these papers:
/ ''Iaylor Of BarOu~gatC;'' "lUstuVe tlau-
/ bert" by Henry James; Miss ~tuarL's
/ Legacy" by Mrs. steel; The kuture OF
I Field NpOrts,' by u. W. Hartley: ~
Jacohite Laureate': THE Apostasy OF
Julian Fulke," by Alan Aduir; "Tae
LIMBO OF Progress,' by Frederick Green
I wood.
| Robert Stoll Of the New York Athletic
/ Club, who has beon the champion on The
} lying rings since i@>, has written book
I on 'Gyunastic~ and hope Climbing" 1t
/ Is published IN this months issue OF
Spadmg's Athletic Library. 1ne uooll
Is sent 10 any address !ur dime by Tie
American Sports Publishing Company.
/ New OrS.
"i.arper's Young People" comes to rs
I weekly, the best, most refreshing and
strengthening weekly journal Tor young
i folks that comes from any press. Re
Gently the publishers sent 10 every patron
/ OF the paper, Two beautfll! steel en-
graved portraits, one OF Washington and
( one Of Jefferson.
The Book Buyer Charles Scrfbner's
( Sons, New York; for March is i notable
Z number, rich in criticism. rapete with
literary news and has three pages OF that
novel feature oI The likes ami uislises OF
literary people, as stated by themselves
( IN answer 10 set questions.
"roleties" us West Twen,v-third
street, New York. for March Is hand
/ somely illustrated. 1t is devoted wholly
to spring tlshions There is no fashion
/ journol that goes SO directly to its sub
1 JecI ana escheWs III! else.