The record-union., 1893-02-13
new PUBLICATIONS.

The "New England Magazine" for Feb
ruary Boston, Mass.), is richly illus
trated; Its leading papers are: Litter
airy Chicago" William Morton Payne;
"1nsomnia," Edward a. Ellington
Valentine; "A Typographical By-Path
Through Early New England History"
Charles NJ. Andrews; 1.-The Girls of Dan
gar" Louise r. Baker; THE Larger
Self" Alfred J. Hough; ''Ye Romance of
Casco Bay" Herbert NJ. Sylvester; mes
bitt," Ada Marie Peck; ST 1 Should
Meet Thee" Arthur L. Salmon; Philip
Bourke Marston," Newton Marshall
Hall; "Fayal," Rose Dabney and Hester
Town." Henry Cleveland Wood; "a
Notch in a Principality," Frank Bailey
Willard; John Ballantyne, American"
Helen Campbell; THE Pilgrims Church
| in Plymouth" Arthur Lord; "The Story
of New England Parish in the Days of
| ard; The Way of Love-" James Buck
man; Whittier's Countess" o. NJ. y. L.
| An unusually interesting line of sto-
| ries, articles and departments is pre-
| scented to the readers in the February
number of THE Cottage Hearth" 1t
opens with the second part of "Erastus
Faulkner" the powerful Southern story
! by Matt Grim. Following this is
bright story of New York society life by
Mary A. Sawyer. ''Our New Navy" as
described by Lieutenant William Led
| yard Rodgers, U. 5. 5. Atlanta, is of more
than passing interest and Importance
The accurate illustrations of this series of
articles makes them especially valuable
| Other articles of interest are Leonardo
Da Ninci," by Deristhe l.. Hoyt; Turn
ing the Tables" the story of a scout, by
Lieutenant r. II. Jayne; ga Mistake in
| Consonants," by Clara Louise Burnham,
and in the young Peoples Depart
ment' Gretchen" by Marjorie Rich
ardson. The magazine is very hand
somely illustrated. CIV. A. Wilde u Co.,
Boston,
The California Tlustratrated Maya
zine' for February (San Francisco) is
handsomely illustrated, and has among
others these leading articles: "Multno-
nah Falls, Oregon" frontispiece; "Tenny-
son." John Vance Cheney; ION the Co
lumhia," Laura B. Starr; "Men of Let
ters," James Realf, Jr.; IAN Apricot Or
chard in January" Estelle Thompson;
Through Death Valley" John r. Spears;
"a Pre- Column bian Goldsmith" ]. j.
Peattield; "Is Labor in Danger? ?" Rich
ard II. Mcdonald, Jr.; Social and Po-
litical Conditions of Utah." G. L. Brown;
1.-The Romance of Claudius Alonzo," NJ. l..
Feusier; ITO the Venus De Milo,n Cora
L. Chase; "Marvels of Plant Liie,n Chas
Frederick Holder; Some Contributors
to the Californian" Harlan NJ. Brainard
1.-THE Land of the Moon,' Dewitt G.
Lockwood; San Diego" j. Austin Hall
Personal "reminiscences of Blaine" ex-
Governor Lionel A. Sheldon.
The journal OF American Politics" fol
February Ql4 Nassau street, New York
has these papers: American Reciprocity
and What 1t Means,'' Samuel NJ. Davis
AN; Gambling and Its Relation to the
Public Welfare Rev. J. w. Riddle; "A
Solution of the Immigration Problem, -
William II. Jeffrey; 1.-The Relations OF
Capital and Labor" Rev. w. c. Selleck;
1.-The Pathology and the Treatment of In
ebriety," Leslie e. Kelley, NJ. D., LID;
1.-THE Courts Versus the Gerrymander,' y
Norman I. Mason; The Other Side OF
the Immigration Question: 4. 4. Hal
brook; 1.-The Monetary Conference: We're
We Ready for It?' Frank w. Hackett;
Has the State Abdicated ?' II. L. Way
land, d. D.; 1.-The Magdalens of So
; ciety," Rev. j. w. Sproull, d. D.; "Oul
Tariff Sytem-Its Injustice" Edwin
Mead; "Robert G.. Ingersol," Eugene V.
Debs; "The Vice of Fictitious Corporate
capitalization" James A. Logan, LII. d.
''Belford's Monthly" for February (S5;
Broadway, New York; is freely illus.
trated, indeed, ''Belford's" promises tc
become one OF the illustrated magazines
of the age. The leading papers are
Dom Piatt," by Charles Grant Miller
Caught With a. Kodak in Pere LIZ
Chaise," by Max Welton; "Diabla,'' illus
trated, by Frederick Thickston Clark
The Poetry and Philosophy of Shelley
illustrated, by Howard MacQueary; 'Tht
House Number Thirteen" illustrated, by
Maurice Montegut; mo Assets,n illus
trated, by James C. Purdy; 1.-The Anat
omy of Filtration" illustrated, by Pau
Bourget; India Lard" illustrated, b,
Claude NJ. Girandeau; "AmericaI
Nomenclature" by NJ. S. Martin
"Parlotan's Only Love Story" illus
trated, by Charles e. Barns; 1.-The Evo
t luton of Marion Crawford's Talent,u b,
D. Hlgbee; "Derelict," sailors yarn
, by Fred Lyster.
1.-THE American Catholic Quarterl,
Review" Hardy & Mahony, Philadei
phia) for January has these papers
Pagan Virtue" Very Rev. Johl
, Hogan; "a Baby's Footprint and Othe
Vestiges," Rev. Thomas Hughes, S
j.; 1.-The Irish Christian Brothers," r
3 NJ. S.; "a Retrospect" Professor 81
/ George Mivart, L. r. S.; 1.-The Romano
/ of the Country of the Lakes" Richard r
l Elliott; "Was Tennyson Consistent?