The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-08-16

RECENT LITERATURE.
TOURIST GUIDE TO THE CONTINENT. BY
authority OF the Great Eastern Railway Com
pany Edited by Percy Lindley. Published at 80
Fleet street. London, England. Price one six
pence.
well-ilustrated, interesting guide for a tour
through Holland, Germany Belgium. aud
Switzerland; with plenty of historical aud
architectural notes. There is also an appendix
for bicyclers' benefit, with roads and distances
well explained.
HIS WILL AND HERS. BY Dora Russell, author
OF The Broker seal" The Last signal On
Golden Hinges" etc Published by Rand, Nc
NalIy q Co.. Chicago. Price 30 cents.
Magazines and Notes.
A bright little paper is Frank Harrison s
Family Magazine, edited aud published monthly
by Frank Harrison, Boston, Mass. Price so
cents year; five cents copy. 1t contains
many bright short stories and newsy miscel-
Ianeous articles.
Rowlcy e. Raymond, artists and publishers,
Erie, Pa. have ready for delivery view III
Autograph of the Pennsylvania Soldiers and
| Sailors Home at Erie. The picture proper is
| ID 26 inches, printed on plate paper in three
shades of sepa color. with engraved title. with
the following lines on either side OF title:
"All hail those days and glorious men,
Land OF franklin and Of William Penn"
I'VE are coming Father Abraham,
Three hundred thousand more"
The view includes the beautiful Home, its
conservatory, hospital, barns and Commander S
house; also, the chapel eatno-house and
smoking house. the Mad Anthony Wayne
block house, pavilions. and the bivouac of the
dead. Aside from this, fine Lake Erie view.
the pier light, the old land lighthouse and par
tial view of Misery Bay, where engulfed in it's
placid waters are the remains of the gallant Did
frigate Lawrence, the flagship of Commodore
Perry. The publication is copyrighted, and a
limited number printed, which will be sent on
receipt OF So, postage paid.
Tie Mem Science Reriew. In this day of
earnest research into all manner of problems.
such publication as this will be welcomed by
large circle of readers. 1t claims TO be 4
Miscellany OF Modern Thought and Discovery"
and the contents of the first number abundautly
justify this claim. A wide variety of subjects
of greatest interest are discussed by men who
have made specialties of The subjects. 1t is
published quarterly by the Transatlantic Pub
fishing Company, 122 Broadway, New York.
Pr:ce 80 ccnts.
We have received q copy OF the historical
number of the Pascoag (R u Herald 1t con
tains % pages with excellent illustrations
showing the towns progress, and costs but 10
cents for this souvenir edition.
LIES Calendar for August is full of things to
make an hour of rest in the shade pass most
agreeably. With it, palnl-leaf fan aud a
pitcher of lemonade, Summer afternoon
comes to bea thingUf rapt enjoyment. And it
only costs 10 cents. Published by Life New
York. aH
.Opting for August opens with strong piece
Of fiction, The Chain os Destiny, by Edith
Robinson Other notable features of an excel
lent number are: The Ascent Of Mount Hood,
by Earl Morse Wilbur The Land of the Bread
fruit, by +. NJ. Turner; Pin-tailed Grouse
Shooting, by Jas. 5. Crane, and The New York
Yacht Club. history OF 80 years. by Capt A. J.
Kenealy. The editorial and record department
Is very interesting and complete.
The american Journal of Politics for August
contains seven unusually strong and timely
articles, in addition to The Outlook an inter
esting department filled with notes and CON-
ments various reformatory movements
throughout the country.
There are two important articles in the Nelo
England Magazine for August, which are much
more closely related 10 each other than might
at first sight appear. They are Edward Everett
Hale's article on The New England Congrega.
iiOnal Churches. and that by Rev Charles q.
Ames on Boston-ihe City of God. DR.. Hale
shows US what were the ideals of the men who
founded New England. Mr.. Ames tells us what
the ideals ought to be of the citizen of the
New England capital to-day.
Among the leading articles in Home and Conn
try for August are: Some Well-Known New
York Dvines, by +. II. Coste; Women as Wage
Earners, by VIM. G. Norris; and Street.-The in
Naples. by Gilbert Pronty. All finely illus
trated. Published at 53 East Tenth street,
New York. Price 81 a year.
Contents of the North american Reuieg for
August The Resources aud Development of
The South. by Hon. Hoke Smith, Sea Power of
the United States, by C. III. Cramp; Civil Wars
III South America, by the Argentine Minister:
How to Purify Legislation by Senator w. V
Allen; The Lesson o! the Recent Strikes by
Gen. Nelson Miles, Hon. Wade Hampton,
Harry i. Robinson, aud Samuel Gompers;
English Workmen and Their Political Friends,
by Sir John Gorst, NJ. p; In Defense of Har-
ret Shelley, by Mark Twain. etc. Published
at No. ) East Fourteenth street. Price so cents.
The Fdnsy, an illustrated monthly for little
folks. Published at LII Purchase street, Boston,
Mass. Price 10 cents, or 81 year.
Our Little Men and gPomea, an illustrated
monthly for youngest readers. Published at
Boston, Mass. Price 10 cents number, or 81
year.
As usual, the publishers of The Century have
given especial to the August issue the
Midsummer Holiday number of the magazine
1t Is particularly strong in its fiction, its
sketches and familiar essays and in its pic
tnres There is striking story. Old Bass
Vision. oy tho new Southern writer Virginia
Frazer Boyle, and a still newer writer Lucy S.
Fnrman goes to the same section of the country
for inspiration for Brother R0lly's Draw back.
Newport is the Summer resort described in
the August ScribHer. The author, W. c.
BrOwnell, has known the neighborhood from
his boyhood, and writes of it with rare SYM
pathy and descriptive power. The illustrations
are by W. S. Vanderbilt Allen, who is thor
oughy familiar with the social life of Newport.
Few persons realize in what confusing way
children are taught that certain conduct is
right and its opposite wrong. Under the title
The Chaos in Moral Training, the Popular
Science Monthly for August has an article by
Prof John Dewey, in which he gives the reco-
lections Of class in ethics as to the moral
teaching received from their parents, and CON-
ments upon lis chaotic character.
McCiure's Magazine for August has: The
Main Gangway in a Coal Mine, The Lovers
Complainant old Irish song; Some Personal
Recolections OF Gen. Sherman, by Adj't Byers;
My First Book, by A. Conant Doyle; The
Breakup of the Soho Anarchist League by
Robert Barr; The New Evolution Human
Documents" The Death Run, by Cy Warman;
In Advance OF the Circus by Charles Theodore
Murray; The Mistress of the Foundry; The
Bravest Deed in the War, etc. Published at
80 Lafayette Place, New York. Price 10 cents.
The Catholic World for August has: NV
Struggle Toward the Light Conversion 10
Catholicism). by II. A. Adams; Arequipa, Peru,
i. NJ. Edselas; Madame DE Sevigne as Woman
and Mother, Agnus S. Bailey Gimpses of
Life in am Anglican Seminary. Rev. G. A. Wal
worth; The Experiences of q Missionary, Rev.
w. Elliott; The Primeval World, W. Seton,
Ii. d.
Farragut Association.
This Association of Naval Veterans will hold