The record-union., 1894-03-15
new PUBLICATIONS.

we acknowledge receipt OF Ln6 aQuudl
publication of the Historical Society of
Southern California for 1893, j. NJ.
Quinn, Secretary and Curator, Los
Angeles. 1t contains the address of
President Jones, paper by llr. Edgar on
Historical Landmarks and these ad-
ditional very interesting papers early
Gold Discoveries in Southern California;"
j. NJ. Quinn; THE Los Angeles River
It's History and Ownership" G. z. Dor
land; The Destruction of the Catholic
Missions on the Colorado" Rev. j.
Adam; Life in Pala Mission Station"
Frank J. Policy; "Siege and Capture of
Los Angeles, September 1896" j. NJ.
Quinn; "Reminiscences of Los Angeles
in the '50s and Early $685." II. d. Bar
rows; "LoS Angeles in the Late '60s and
Early '70s," j. NJ. Quinn; ''Recollections
of Los Angeles, 1875 10 1885," John Mans
field; Leaves from the History of the
Last Decade, 1880 to $780," Edwin Baxter:
Pasadena the Crown of the Valley"
Jeanne c. Carr.
The journal of American Politics" for
March "a. J. Palm. Ia Nassau street,
New York is at hand. The price of this
excellent journal has been reduced to
twenty-five cents. The leading papers
in this issue are: 1.-THE Disease of Char
ity." Bolton Hall; causes of the Pres
ent Business Depression" Harry c.
Ager; "a Study of Alexander Hamil-
ton" II. f. Barnes; tThe Lawyer as
"The Demoralizing Influence of the
Spoils System." G. G. Andrews; Dead
Mems Shoes and Who Shall Wear Them."
John +. Hume; "Does Our Public School
System Educate ?" Gertrude Buck; "A
Critique of the Single Tax Theory" II.
w. Boyd Mackay; "Shall the United
States Lead or be Led in the Matter OF
Bimetallism ?' F. J. Scott; ''The Immi-
grafton Question:" William q. Jeffrey;
'Repudiation," E. NJ. Burchard.
as editorials, ''Tired Out"; New Depart
ures." Also New York Fashions;
"Worth Calling Costume'' Pattern
sheet Supplement" Also these: Women
and Men," French woman on French
society; 1.-The London Sales" by Theo
dora Dodge; THE Revival OF Fine
Art" by Mazda Demarest; student
beth c. Barney; Historical Acrostics';
salads and Relishes," by Mary F.
Harman; Studies in the Coiffure and
Ornaments of Women" For fiction it
has Highland Cousins" by William
Black; missing the Train." dialogue,
by Helen Watterson. A fine illustration
is Evening" engraved by Oh. Baude
from the painting by Nine. Dora Hitz,
exhibited in the salon of the Champ de
Mars, 1893.
The Arena (Boston) tor March is en-
larged to IA pages. This is to be perma-
nent. The contents EN- brace: prenatal
Culture" by DR.. Elliot; manual Train
ing VS.. the Old Method" A. II. Heine-
mann; fright of Eminent Domain" E.
O. Brown: THE Secret Doctrine of the
Brahmas." Heinrich Heuneldt: Ma
tionalization of Railroads." Rabbi
SCHNEIDER; 'The New Bible" Rev. f. B.
Vrooman; Annexation of Mexico"
Henry Ware Allen; ascent of Life"
Panics," j. w. Bennett; 'Jesus or Cae-
sar,' Editor B. o. Flower: "a Wonder
ful Experience Meeting" VIII Allen,
Dromgoode; "First Steps in the Union OF
Reform Forces" Rev. Walter Vrooman;
Union Work in Philadelphia" Diana
Hirschter; ga New Social Vision," Edi-
tor Flower.
"Harper's Weekly" published March
7th, has as editorials: Governor Flower
as Civil Service Reformer," THE Anti
Cleveland Combination" The Sugar
these papers: police Investigation;
Henry Irving. Actor" with illustra-
tion) 1.-THE Chiliman Tragedy" by w.
Clark Russell: "a Protection Mug
wump's Views" Henry Charles Lea;
1.-THE Congress Hall Tablet" John
Richardson Dorsey; THE Metropolitan
Club" Montgomery Schuyler; school
Superintendence" "The Farmers Al
lance Senator" with portrait); 1.-THE
Abuses of Vivisection" ".rhe Unem-
ployed in Boston,; "Wild Duck Shoot
ing" Stoddard Goodhue; and several
stories and poems and many fine illus
trations.
school Review" Hamilton, N. "
for March presents outside of its regular
departments, these papers: ''The History
of Early Education" 5. S. Laurie; 1.-THE
Present Movement for Organizing Sec
ondary Education in England" Alfred
tee of Ten," James G. Mackenzie;
Should the Amount of Time Given to
Languages in Our Secondary Schools (As
They Are Be Diminished in Order to
Make Room for More Extended Course
in Physics, Botany and Chemistry"
Cecil F. P. Bancroft.
"Harper's Young People" for March
9th has 1.-THE Fur-SeaPs TOOTH" by
Kirk Munroe; "Peter Walking on the
Water" by James M. Ludlow, d. D.;
winning in Close Seven Seconds" by
West Point, by Captain Charles King;
"a Candy Party" by Christine Terhune
Herrick, illustrated "The Paper Duel
lists" "a Gift Easily Made" ''Humor-
Gus Pictures and Paragraphs" and be-
sides ''The Round Trble," an eight-page
supplement.
The Democrat Publishing Company,
Marysville has issued handsome half
quarto pamphlet, expository of the ''Re-
sources of Yuba County" 1t is freely
and handsomely illustrated with wood
and half-tone pictures, and has exhaust
tive statistics of the recourses, industries,
climate and products of the county. 1t is
creditable publication.
The March number of the Travellers
and Shippers Directory for the Pacific
Coast" is at hand from the Dearborn
Company, publishers, San Francisco.
We have frequently commended this
directory as head and shoulders above
and the superior of any ever issued for
the same jurisdiction. The present num-
Der maintains the standard.
The cottage Hearh'' for March w.
A, Wilde 81 Co.. Boston, is well filled
with matter of first interest for the home.
and has, beside, stories, poetry, accounts
of travel. etc. 1t is a wholesome, strong
and helpful family journa !.