The record-union., 1893-04-07

continued. Constance Fenimore Wool
sons new American novel, Horace
Chase" is continued. Rebecca Harding
Davis contributes university Extension
at Canterbury" Chief among the
articles is Poultney Bigelow's narrative
OF his observations I'm the Barracks of
the Gar" Howard Pyle tells story of
the seventeenth century, "Retribution,"
to which he adds two characteristic full
page illustrations. A poem by James
Russell Lowell, hitherto unpu blished,
IAN April Birthday at Sea-" illustrated
by Rosina Emmett Sherwood. is another
attractive feature of the number. Other
poems are by Louise Chandler Moulton,
Arlo Bates and William II. Hayne. The
editorial departments maintain their
usual high standard of excellence.
The April number of Outing" New
York; is as bright, CHEEKY and seasonable
as spring day. Eighty pages of pleas
ant fiction, tales of sport with gun and
rod, and of travel and adventure, embel-
lished with many beautiful illustrations,
form delightful number. The contents
are as follows: I'm the Shadow of Nine
yeh," by VIM. Hinckley; "Sport with
Canada Geese" by Ed w. Sandys; "Ca-
noeing on Concord and Merrimac," by J.
\. Drake; Hunting a Tapir," by Allen
Chamberlain; "A-Wheel to San Gabriel
at Easter" by Jess; Through Erin
A-Wheel," by Grace q. benson; 7'Feath-
cred Dancers" by J. NJ. Murphy; Long
meyn; The Yachting Outlook for 49,"
by Charles Ledyard Norton; "AIiss Ca
ruthers' Partner" by Annetta J. Halli-
day; Walking" by Malcolm w. Ford;
Two Trout" by John II. Keene; "a
Spring Week OF Outings" by Lucy f.
lh,,eeler; "Lenz's World Tour A-Wheelv;
The South Dakota National Guard y
by Captain Peter Leary, Jr., U. S. A..
and the usual editorials, poems, records,
etc.
The April number of the "New Eng
land Magazine BOSTON, contains a va
riety OF good things. The number opens
with Phillips Brooks historical sermon
on Trinity Church 1t is finely illus
trated. This is supplemented by the de-
scrlptlon OF Trinity, written by II. II.
Richardson, the great American archi-
teet. Benjamin Kimball gives an account
OF the work OF the Boston Camera Club.
raymond l.. Bridgman ably considers
the objections to biennial Elections and
Legislative Sessions; Georgianna A.
boutwell, shows how much 4 mericans owe
TO Sllas Deane in their struggle for liberty;
Professor Arthur Latham Perry, the
veteran advocate of free trade in Amer
lea, contributes a notable paper, plain
Words on Protection" Frederick
j. Shepard describes the city of
| Buffalo. Joseph Percival Pollard
contributes study, "The Convict
Who Escaped" Lynn r. Meekins
is represented by a story, candy Kicks
Handy Tricks" Charles Gordon Rogers,
in THE Kiss of Children" goes straight
to thousands of hearts. Mrs. Helen
| CampbelPs serial. "John Ballantyne.
American" is continued.
The Engineering Magazine' for April
New York; has these papers: 'The
Industrial Problem in Australia illus
trated), Edmund Mitchell; "a Decade of
Marvellous Progress" Richard II. Ed
monds; English and American Rail
ways-I," William M. Acworth; '.FalIa-
cies and Facts as to Immigration"
Colonel John b. Weber; 1.-The DEAFNESS
of Cheap Labor" David +. Schloss;
Would the Pan American Road Paw ?''
Gllustrated) Charles p. Yeatman; RE
1rigeration From Central Stations,n John
E. Starr; Conditions of Forestry as a
Business" w. J. Beal; IAN Early Engi-
neering Magazine" illustrated), Hyland
c. Kirk; 'The Past and Future of Engi-
neering," Gordon b. klmbrough
"Harper's Young People," March 2Ist.
had The Mate Of the Mary Ann" by
Sophie SWEET, part l., illustrated; Trap
ping Without Bait" by Tappan Adney,
illustrated; The Piheboro Quartet;