The record-union., 1893-08-10

eral Rush c. Hawkins and William j.
Tanning; THE French Peasantry," Mar
quise De San Carlos; The Useless House
of Lords" Justin Mccarthy, NJ. P; I'm
Behalf Of Parents" Agnes Reppier;
The Issue Of the German Elections"
Commissioner OF immigration; 1.-The
Coming Extra Session." a Democratic
view, Senator G. G. Vest; Republican
view, Senator Joseph n. Dolph; 1.-THE
Anarchists and Public Opnion.' Ed
ward p. Jackson: possibilities of
Prayer" Edward ;. Martin; "Our Com
ing RIVAL" William Selbie.
The atlantic Monthly" tHoughton,
Mihlin d Co., Boston, for August con-
tains an article by Prof. Nathaniel 5.
Smaller of Harvard University, entitled
Relations of Academic and Technical
Instruction." In the September num-
Der General Francis 4. Walker Presi-
dent of the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, viii have paper entitled
1.-The Technical School and the Univers-
ity." Among other papers OF importance
in the August number may be mentioned
the very able sketch by the Hon. Henry
l.. Dawes, washington the Winter Be
fore the War; Charles Egbert Craddocl1's
powerful story His Vanished Starr:
Rev. George L. Ellis Jonathan Belcher,
a Royal Governor Of Massachusetts,;
Olive Thorne Miller's Little Boy Blue":
Alice Morse Earle's "a Boston School
Girl in I77l''; and Eugenia Skelding's
sketch Of Miss Clough. Tho First Princi-
pal OF Newnham College,; two stories by
Ellen OIney Kirk and Edith Nj. Thomas,
entitled "a Strategic Movement" and
THE Ogre Of Alewite Cove" There are
some excellent poetry and the usual re-
views OF important books.
The Overland Monthly" for August
(San Francisco) has besides other and
many happy illustrations, these papers:
"A Rare Wild Flower OF Washington"
e. l. Denny; Leland Stanford" John >.
Hittell; 1.-The Second Mates Yarn" j. c.;
"Fhe Great Eree-Trader by His Own
Eireside," James Matlack Scovel: East
to West" Julia Boynton Green; Famous
Paintings Owned on the West Coast.
VIII. \ erestcbagin's 'SOlomon's Wall
owned by Mrs. Hearsti; The Chinese
Through an Official Window Elizabeth
S. Bates; Under the Pines" Mary
Willis Glascock; Humboldt Lumber
ing" Mabel H. Closson; ''Gretchen's
WISH" Mary 7. Mott; Summer Hours
by the Pacific" Herbert Bashiord; THE
Thlinkets of Alaska" Anna NJ. Bugbee;
The Guarany," Chapters L-1N., James
W. Hawes.
"The Forum New York; for August,
has: 'On Congress and the Financial
Crisis: 'India's Action and the Sherman
Law" Horace White; The Doom Of
Silver" Edward 0. Leach; danger in
Hasty Tariff Revision" Rafael II. Wolff:
mark Twain and His Recent Works.
Frank r. Stockton; Tasks Left for the
Explorer" Professor Angelo Heiiprin:
Journalism as a Career" j. w. Keller:
DO Newspapers Now Give the News?''
John GiImer Speed; "A Word to the Crit
les of Newspapers" G. r. Miller; "Art
and Shoddy: A Reply ito Criticisms"
Frederic Harrison; municipal Santa
ton in Washington and Baltimore" Dr.
John 5. Billings; "How My Character
Was Formed Georg Ebers; Americas
Achievements in Astronomy" Edward s.
Holden; "A Tramp Census and It's Reve-
lations," Professor J. ). McCook; "Big
Game Disappearing in the West" Theo-
dore Roosevelt
"Macmillan's Magazine for July has
the following: "Perlycross," r. ID.
Blackmore; Gilbert White Of Seiborne,''
w. Warde Fowler; Chapters from Some
Unwritten Memoirs Mrs. kemble;
"Number Two in the Cloisters': "Tri-
malchio's FEAST; ''The Fetish Mountain
in Krobo." Hesketh J. Bell; Miss
Stuart's Legacy" by Mrs. Steel; Mac
milan & Co., London and New York.
blue and Cray for August (Phila-
delphia) is a midsummer fiction number,
bright, breezy, full of reminiscence,
story, song, wit and good reading.