The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-06-17

Social Condition." Frederick II. Cooke:
''Labors Claims on Organized Christian
ity," Kemper Bocock; among the Mag
azines," Free Lance; Editorial Cruel
ble."
"Blue and Gray" for June (Philadel-
phia), the patriotic magazine which re-
members that the war is over and has
only kindly feeling for old soldiers of
either side, is at hand, and found to be
handsomely illustrated and richly in
vested with choice original matter, remi-
niscent and anecdOtal, critical and argu-
mentative, on topics of interest to lovers
of free government. The patriotic
Youths Department" should especially
attract boys.
minerals" for June CWm. NJ. Goldth-
waite, n. " has these articles: 1.-THE
lilly Foster Mine and the Minerals Found
| There" by Ernest Schernikow; THE
r. l.. Stuart Collection" by A. @. Bates;
typographical Sketches-Wil liam w. JEFF
ferris" by Charles II. Pennypack or;
"Cenozoic Era, or Age Of Mammals, :"
by DR.. Benjamin, f. Mason: "BoliYia';
''Three Kinds Of Rubies''; Strange
Wonder Work of Nature i'll Wyomng";
Editorials.
"Harper's Bazaar" New York; for June
10th was a rarely beautiful number, more
than rich in illustration and more then
interesting in the matter of the text. The
full double-page view, "a Trip in the
Maid of the Mist" is splendid specimen
of process engraving. The fashion plates
are very numerous, and a large supple
ment sheet of pattern diagrams will prove
of interest to needle women and women
generally.
The Kindergarten Magazine" for June
! (Chicago) is freely illustrated and is rich
in choice matter Of special value to teach
ers, parents, and all promoters of kim
dergaTten interests. The Mothers De-
partment is especially attractive this
month and replete with good advice and
superior matter. Edward G. Howe's
article on Interesting Plant Life at the
Worlds FAIR is paper OF notable value.
"Macmillan's Magazine for June
Macmillan d Co., New York and Lon
dom has as its leading articles these
papers: "Perlycross," by X. d. Black
more; The Future of Party Govern
ment," by G. y. Roylance- Kent; ION De-
scriptive Music" "a Discourse of Rare
Books ''Ste. Anne des Deux Mondes,"
"a Historical Parallel" miss Stuarts
Legacy" by Mrs. Steel.
The ''Housek eepers' Weekly" (Phila-
delphia) comes regularly to our table and
is among the most welcome of our tech
nical exchanges. 1t is well filled weekly
with articles that ought to have a special
members OF the family who take interest
in domestic concerns. 1t is ably edited,
vigorous, strong, and an unhinching
critic of sham and error of all kinds.
The ''Music Review for June CLAY
ton L. Sunny, Chicago) is, as usual, well
filled with critical matter, among which
is DR.. Merrick's paper on the Solemn
SolemnizatiOn of the Minor Key" Laud-
er's continuation of "Polhymnia Eccesl-
astica" and Madelaine's Lesson on the
Air OF Figaro, Non Piu Andrai.' -
'Harper's Weekly" TOR June 10th has
fifteen instantaneous views of the action
OF the pitcher in the game of baseball.
some fine views at the Worlds lair,
fun page view OF an artillery battery in
action and some remarkably striking
views Of the new warship New York.
The Coast Review for June San
Francisco is at hand. 1t is, as usual.
well filed with matter of special inter
est TO the underwriting fraternity. The
Review is vigorous advocate Of legiti-
mate insurance and a pronounced enemy
to all sham.