The record-union., 1893-05-12

The Californian" for May (San Fran
CISCO has among others these papers,
supplemented by editorials and criti
clsms: If" Ella Wheeler Wilcox; ''Sum-
mer Days in kashmir,' Francis 2. Le-
troy; Among the Pampas PIumes,"
Clara Spaulding Brown; Lost Races of
Arizona" r. e. L. Robinson; 'Such
stun as Dreams are Made Of" Flora
Halnes Loughead; columbus. Nespucius
and Magellan Thomas Magee; "The
aid, Jr.; Woman in Commercial Horti-
culture" Maggie Downing Brainard;
Some California Writers, - ION the Viga
Canal" Y. II. Adds; 1.-The Columbian
Exposition" J. j. Peatheld; ION the
Trail OF Mountain Lion" Charles Fred
erick Holder; SHASTA and the Poppy"
Cora E. Chase; Japanese Folk-Lore'
Helen Gregory Flesher, NJ. A.; "An In
dian Legend" Guadalupe VALLEJO; The
Misadventures OF Lieutenant Won Lend
heim," William Ii. Carpenter.
THE American Journal of Politics. for
May (Andrew J. Palm * Co., New ork, y
has International Trade,' 1T. Hon.
Henry Grey; The Social Scheme of the
Salvation Army" George L. Vincent;
tury," Hon. Edwin w. Jackson; ''Some
tIctions in Finance" Edwin Mead; "A
Substitute for the Liquor License Sys-
tem," Linton Satterthwait; 'Currency
Reform" William Knapp; "The New
School OF Criminology," Westel w.
Willoughby, PHI. b; The Town Meeting
Idea Applied to the Government of
Cities ). f. Thomas; Unrestricted Inn
migration Dangerous to American Insti-
tuuons," William X. Wood; The Jew
in Political, Business, Professional, and
Social Life" Adam l.. Bloom; Unjust
Structures of American Catholics" T. NJ.
Crowley; The Claims OF Civil Service
Reform PrpSl6nDt laNniard - Andra1xr
j. Palm.
The Cosmopolitan" for May New
York; is superbly illustrated. Chief
among the papers are "In the Footsteps
of Dickens" by Hager Ragan; omega:
The Last Days of the World" by Camille
Flammarion; Pedagogical Value OF the
Novel;" by NJ. 5. Merwin; ~ Traveller
from Altruria" (seriaD, by w. ID. How
ellis; prison Life Bell Isle" by j. c.
Helm: LAUNDERING III the Northwest"
by J. +. Jones; American Society in
Paris' with portraits of noted female So
cial leaders in American circles abroad,
by Mary Bacon Ford; The Spoil of the
sens Poem," by II. Ii. Boyesen; Eng
lish Postal Reformers," by T. l.. James;
Contemporary French Playwrights," by
Arthur Hornblow; "A Revolution in the
Means of Communication by Professor
Elisha Gray.
FAIRIES, C0venanters, wolves, ghosts
and dancing puddings figure one after an
other, each rivaling its predecessor in
lively interest, in the pages of Romance
for May. The special feature of this
number is stories of Scotland and Ire
land, and the most characteristic writer's
of those countries have been drawn upon
for contributions. Among them are the
Countess Of Munster. Allan Cunningham
t. &. Spauldiug, Alexander Leighton.
Rosa Mnlhn1laDH and William (tarlatOt,
while one of our own beSt-knoWn writ
ers, Elizabeth w. Champney, furnishes
an Irish story bubbiing over with humor.
y thrilling account of a Russian wolf
hunt, some charming French love stories
and an exciting tale of old Indian war
fare IN New England fill out most en-
tertaining number. Romance Publish
ing Company, New York.
From the publisher, William NJ. Gold
thwaite, New York, we have the Febru-
ary- March issue of Minerals" the min
eralogical magazine, with an interesting
table OF contents, and ''Goldthwaite's
Geographical MagaZine'' for March
April The contents of the latter, in ad-
diuon to the departments, which are full
and interesting, are: ~ Year in Lii
IBERIA, ~ National Park in the Olympic
Mountains, The Charleston Earth
quake" Up the Magdalena," 'In the
Bad Lands" The Study of Geography"
"a New Water Highway" sinks"
The Nine-MiIe Canyon, Utah" "How
the Ocean Became Salt" "a Railroad to
Nowhere" Bathing Butterflies Again"
The Church at Home and Abroad"
tPhiladelphia} has its Home and Foreign
Mission departments well filled, and be-
sides other papers there are these: 1.-The
True Light, Martyrs" "''System in Civ
ing" AN Evangelistic Tour in Japan,~
by G. w. Knox, d. D.: "Worll Among
Feeble Churches" by Rev. p. W. Tay-
lor; The Indian Problem" by Rev. j.
Edwards; 1.-Two Faithful Laborers Early
Called Home" by Rev. w. ). Nelson;
Glaciers of Alaska by Prof. G. +.
II. n. Payne, d. D.; tNisit to Reformed
Spanish Church." by Rev. 4. Robertson;
''treedmen-The Year 1925" by Rev. J.
T. Gibson; "Women's Work for Freed
men," by D. j. Satterfield, d. d.
The kindergarten" for May Chicago
has frontispiece - " In the Pasture'';
Helena c. Stirling; "Our Feathered
Friends" by Angeline Swift: "Educa-
ton and Regeneration" by Clarence G.
Cook; "Hail, hail to the Swallow" Sc
lected; THE Potency of the Lullaby"
1.-The Rounds Among the Kindergart-
ners," by Amalie Hofer; Kindergarten
and Public School," by \. H. Heine-
man; "Practice Work and Mothers De-
partment."
"Harper's Weekly" for y pril 10Th had
of Neragua and of the Bradley picture of
Columbus. Also fine views of all the re-
cent chief ships of war in the great naval
raViaw