The record-union., 1893-04-10

April, just forty years to day from the
time OF the laying of its cornerstone.
An interesting history of its con-
struction, with a description of its
exterior and interior, written by a
prominent citizen of Salt Lake CITY. an
pears IN the same number. Apropos also
OF this event, the same numb Der contains
an entertaining article by Julian Ralph,
entitled "a Week With the Mormons.n
with page of illustrations of scenes in
Logan, Utah, typical Mormon village.
Miss Emma Gee of Sacramento, whose
genius for musical composition we have
heretofore noticed, has given to the pub
lie another beautiful song, cradle piece
or lullaby, entitled "Ade, Baby Nine"
The words are by D. w. C. Nesfeld.
The piece is published by the Oliver Dit
largest and Oldest of music publishing
houses. The beautiful song is for a
mezzo-soprano, and is written in 3D."
II IS dedicated to Mrs. Mary Millikin-
Ross, the well-known singer of Sacra-
mento. The song is one that is full of
feeling, is delicately sympathetic and of
the character that distinguishes popular
music" 1t testlhes anew to the ability of
Miss Gee and her capacity to cater to the
hearts OF the people,
"Donahoe's Magazine for April Dos
tom is at hand. The features of the cur
rent issue are: Catholic Music for Holy
Week and Easter" by Nathan Haskell
Dole; The Present Pension SYSTEM"
by Congressman O'Neil: 1.-The Catholic
Summer School," by George Parsons La
throp; In American Studios," by Henry
Austin; True solution of the Woman
question" by Mary Elizabeth Blake;
"Fenianism," by Captain j ohm NJ. Tobin,
In hctlon there is an excellent story of
Irish life entitled The Twin Sea-Flow-
ers Of hllkee," by John J. O'Shea, and
other matters OF interest. The number
is exceedingly rich in Illustrations.
Good Form" Chicago for March
come. 1t is superior family magazine
one OF Infinite variety. The leading
papers are: Love and Loyalty at War"
Clifford Lanier; The Story of Rib
bon," Lisbeth Goodfellow; 1.-The Single
Tax" Thomas Elmer Will, A. M; IAN
American Citizen" prize story, George
ID. Baker; "A Fiery World" Mary Proc
"A String of Beads" "Amber'; Little
Word Makers" (children's contest.
The Kindergarten Magazine (Wom-
ans Temple, Chicago for April, has be-
sides the poems. Practical Work, Mothers
Department, Field Notes, ETC., these
papers; "Froebel," Platti Griffith;
Kindergarten and Public School," \. H.
I1elneLndnn; Inc ROUNDS among the
Kindergartners." Amelie Hotter: "A
Sketch OF Milton Bradley" Henry W.
Blake; "Froebeps Birthday Song" An
drea Hofer.
Taken altogether, the pictures of the
Worlds Fair which appear from week
to week in Harper's Weekly comprise a
complete illustrated history of that great
national enterprise. In the number pub
lished March 10Th views are given of the
United States Corner at the Exposition.
and of the Idaho State Building, each ac-
companied by an interesting descriptive
article. ~
Two Tales e Beacon street, Boston,
Is issued weekly, each number contain
ing two choice stories. 1t is q magazine
that just fits into two restfuI hours each
week. Its stories are fresh, fine in char
acter. superior in literary merit and al
ways by foremost writers OF fiction.
The Musical Monthly' for March
Orchard A. Saalteld, New York; is a
volume tquarto) with thirty-two pages of
music, all choice; it is varied and
charming package of musical pages.
"Our Little Ones and the Nursery,
Russell Publishing Company, Boston,