The record-union., 1893-04-14
new PUBLICATIONS.

The "Arena' for April, edited by B. o.
Flower, has these papers: Hamlin Gar
land on, 1.-The Future of Fiction; Alfred
Russell Wallace, D; c. L., on The Social
Quagmire and the Way Out of IT,; George
c. Lorimer. d. D., on Authority in
Christianity; w. E. McCrackan, A. NJ,
on The Initiative in Switzerland":
Katharine Coolidge, on ION Modern En-
preston of the Oldest Philosophy''; B. F.
Underwood, on Automatic Writing";
Eva Mcdonald Valesh, on "The Tene-
Chester a. Reed, on Compulsory Arbi-
traton"; Victor Yarros, on "Anarch-
ISM; Helen Z. Starrett, on 1.-The So
called Fad in the Pu blicsSchools"; B. O.
Flower, on "A Poet of the People,; AL
Ian Forman, on Celestial Gothan";
J: e.. Clark, on The Voice Of the Mount
aims" The editorials are: present Day
Tendencies; The Burning of Negroes
in the South: A Protest and a Warming"
and books of the day. Published by the
Arena Publishing Company, Boston.
The contents of 'Harper's Weekly''
of April 18th presents, among other valu-
BILE matter, the following varied and in
teresting array of attractions: Portraits
and sketches of Admirals Gherardi,
Walker and Benham; a double-page
naval picture, entitled IAN Hands to
Skylark," by r. f. Zogbaum; an article
on the history of naval costumes, with
portraits and illustrations; an article by
Miss Grace Dodge on The College for
Teachers" with an illustration of the
new building to be erected; tull-page
picture of a scene in Washington, 'Otfice
Seekers" by T. de Thulstrup; a superbIy
illustrated article on the city of Stock
holm. by Maurice Barres; illustrations of
the Columbian Exposition; illustrated
articles on the Stock Exchange Clearing
house in New York and the Art Recep-
ton in Cincinnati; another of Conan
Doyle's sherlock Holmes" stories, en-
titled The Adventure of the Gloria
Scott" with illustrations, etc.
"Godey's Magazine (World's Fair in
augural number) for May New York;,
has trontispiece, The Wednesday
Evening Quartet" and these papers:
"A Harvest of Tares," complete novel,
by Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen; The
Home" by Mrs. Beecher and Mrs.
Lindley; The Royal. Lovers by Nc
duction-MSS.), poem, by Her. H. K. II.
Princess Amelia, daughter of King
George Ill; Mary Falrchild Macmon-
MES, by Eleanor L. Greatorex; "All
Swinging in the Apple Boughs," by
Olive Thorne Miller; Sketches of Mrs.
Potter Palmer and Mrs. Frederick VIM
ston; "Flower Talks" by Laury Mac
Henri "All the Books" reviewed by
John Habberton; "Sense and Nonsense"
by w. J. hampton. The number is
richly illustrated, and has some fine
water-color plates.
The "Sanitarian" for April "a \. Bell,
NJ. D., Brooklyn and New York; has
three especially important papers on sub
iects the RECORD UNION has dwelt upon
often and long: Cremation and Its I'm
portance in Cholera by Robert New
man and others; Garbage Cremation;
''Disintection Against Cholera at Quar-
antine Stations" by George NJ. Stern
berg. There are also: british Precau-
lions Against Cholera"; "A Sickly Ship
"Safety of Steamboat TraveP'; Clothes"
Herbert Maxwell; Royal Apparel;
Mineral Springs of Georgia." a. n.
Bell; drainage of Okefinokee Swamp;
"Relative Importance of Contagion and
Heredity''; "Medical Excerpt" 7. p.
CORDIALLY.
The Quarterly Journal of Economist
for April contains an important destruct-
i've criticism of some doctrines of the
Austrian Economists, by Prot. Macvane
of Harvard, an article on the 'Classitica-
ton of Public Revenues" by Prof Selig-
man of Columbia, and an original view
of the proper Interpretation CT Ricardo,
by Prof Patten of the University OF
Pennsylvania. John Graham Brooks
writes on the QUESTION as 10 the ulenl-
ployed, which now begins to trouble all
German municipal administration and
there is, besides, the usual variety of
notes and the very comprehensive biblio-
graphy which has distinguished this pub
LEGATION from the first. George IL. Ellis,
al Franklin street, Boston,
Outdoors is the title of refreshing
little book which is pleasure TO read.
The covers are III ten water-colors, and
inside are articles on Lawn Tennis, by
+. A. Kellogg; Yachting" by George a.
Stewart, successor to Edwin Burgess;
Cycling" by Julian Hawthorne; Foot
ball. by Walter Camp; Baseball" by
J. Z. Morse; "Horsemanship," by II. c.
Merwin; Rowing" by Benjamin Garno;
Canoeing" by Z. Bowyer Naux; col
lection OF authoritative articles on health
full outdoor pleasures, illustrated by
Copeland, Beals, Gallagher, Young and
Shute. The Pope Manufacturing Com
pany of Boston is the publisher.
The Social Economist" for April l3i
Union Square, New York; has these pa
pers: PHILOSOPHY of immigration and
Annexation" Editor; Marine Solution
of the Money Question" William w.
ties; Diminishing Returns from In