The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1894-07-24
new PUBLICATIONS.

The North American Review New
York. has this table of contents tor July:
1.-The Present Administration OF Ma
tional Affairs" by ex-Speaker Reed;
"Problems and Perils or British Poll
tics" Professor Goodwin Smith; The
Postal Service at New York." Hon.
Charles w. Dayton, Postmaster at New
York; France and England in Egypt"
Madame Adam; "A Last Word on the
South Carolina Liquor Law" by the
Governor of South Carolina and by the
Mayor of Darlington, s. c.; How to
Make West Point More Useful" L. A
Mitchell; The Aims and Methods of the
A. p. Az, w. j. II. Traynor; Life at the
Holy Sepulcher," Rev. Godfrey Schil-
ling, o. ). f.; "Our Family Skeleton"
Clark Howell; "How to Protect City
From Crime," superintendent Thomas
Byrnes; I'm Defense OF Harriet Shell
ley" Mark Twain; The Prospects of
Mexico" Walter NJ. ODwyer; 1.-The
Dangers of vaccination William b.
Hidden, NJ. D.; rs Country Life
Lonely?" C. II. Crandall.
"McClure's Magazine for August
New York. following Hainlin Garland s
article in the j une number on Home
stead and It's Perilous Trades" contains
a study of life and work I'm the Depths
of Coal Mine," by Stephen Crane, and
is very notably illustrated. The number
does for General Sherman what the May
number did tor General Grant. There
will be an extremely interesting paper OF
personal recollections by Hon. 5. II. NJ.
Byers, a member of Sherman's staff.
There is an article entitled 'In Advance
of the Circus" describing the immense
system and method by which a great
circus is .'billed'' aud advertised. Pic
lures portraying life on the advance
car and the work of the bill-posters will
accompany the article. DR.. Washington
GLADDEN.. under the suggestive title OF
1.-The New Evolution" has comprehen-
sive study of Professor Drummond's new
book, 1.-The Ascent of Man" Short stor-
les by Conan Doyie and Robert Barr. and
q particularly strong story, The Mis-
tress of the Foundry" by new writer.
also appear.
Creole life in New Orleans, with its
mixture of French and English methods
of existence, will not cease to be interest
ing for a long time to come. and it is a
pleasure to hear OF another story, that is
about TO be published, the scene of which
is laid in this romantic field. Mrs. Ruth
McEnery Stuart, whose Golden We'd
ding, and Other Tales" met with such
favor last season, has turned her hand to
juvenile literature, and her story. entitled
"Babette: the Story of a Little Creole
Girl" has the added interest of being
partially reminiscent OF her life in New
Orleans The story runs serially in ''Har-
per's Young People, beginning in the
issue of July 18th, and will continue
through the summer and autumn.
"Harper's Weekly" for July llth had
among many other articles of interest
and host OF fine illustrations these lead
ing papers: The Republican Silver
Movement" suppress the Rebellion
IAN Educational Reform.'' THE Speech
of the Evening" Brander Matthews:
"The Shipment of Gold to Europe
Albert Lee; The Situation in Chicago
John u. Sherman, city editor Tribune;
liking Debs," with portrait: practical
Road Improvement" John Gilmer
Speed; General Results of the Lexow
Committees Work" sydney Reid
.Christian Endeavor Convention al
Cleveland" The Military Style" Lieu
tenant Alvin II. Sydenham; AT the
Pixies Peak Summit" Max Wagner.