St. Paul daily globe., 1894-10-08


/ lOr's experience in the land of the fur
traders. Walter Camp and James &.
].atIircp speak wisely OF football, and
there are many other golden shcaves
from the field Of sport which Outing
tilis so well.
The issue of the Musical Courier Of
Sept 2G is very unique in design, and
IS unquestIUnably the most elaborate
issue of a musical Journal ever pub
lIshed. The publishers have blended
with the regular weekly edition of The
magazine the European edition. and the
list of writers whose contributions ap-
pear III the number contains the names
Of some of the best known musical
people both at home and abroad. The
MuNlcal Courier. New YORK: The
Musical Courier Publishing company.
The New England Magazine for Octo-
Der has for frontSpiece on excellent
picture Of William Cullen Bryant. and
The number contains besides Il sketch of
the Poet of Nature" by Forrest Z.
Emerson. An interesting article on
Middiebury college by Clarence E.
Blake occupies the place of honor in the
magazine. which mas besides short
stories by George Grantham Balm, "a
SUMMER Campaign in Virginia."
"lslia" by Frances c. Sparbawk, and
verse by Alice Katherine Fallows,
Annie E. Smiley and Alice d'AIche.
The New England Magazine. Boston:
warren +. Kellogg. Publisher.
Literary Notes.
The second and concluding volume Of
Edgar ). Maclay's important work, "A
History of the United States Navy"
will be published Immediately by ID.
Appleton Co. In this volume Mr.
Maciay depicts the closing scenes of the
war Of 1912. and recounts the events of
consequence in the history OF the navy
down to the Civil war.
Picturesque deni-season toilettps in
great variety will appear in the success.
nve issues of Harper's Bazaar for Ot.io-
Der. Sandoz and ChapuiS have made
studies of some OF the most artistic
costumes ever designed by Worth for
walking and visiting purposes. The
| usual fiction and household literature of
the most practical type will make the
Bazar necessity al The freside
! "Woman's Share in Primitive Cult
| ure," by Otis Tufton Mason, OF the
| United States National Museum. is to
he published shortly uy ID. Appleton 81
| Co. Ibis is the first volume in the
Anthrop0legIcai Series, edited by Prof.
Frederick Starr. of the University of
! Chicago. Tne series is undertaken in
| the hone that anthropoiogy - the
| science of man-nay become better
| known to Intelligent rtaders. While
| the books are intended to be Of general
| interest, they will in every case be
| written by authorities who will not sac
ritce scientific accuracy to popularity.
In the present volume is traced the ILL
terestlng period when with tiremaking
! began the first division Of iabar-a diyiS-
ION of labor based upon seX-the man
| going to the field or forest tor game,
while the woman at the treside became
the burden-bearer. baske;raker. weaver,
| potter. agrlcultnrista and dome stcator OF
animals. There are many Illustrations.
Announcement is made by f. Tenny-
son Neely. of Chicago, OF the immediate
Issue OF series OF ctntn-buund books to
be known as "Neely's International
Library" The initial numbers are a
translation by Vizeteliy of Emile ZoIa's
last and greatest work, "LOurdes" (only
authorized American rdltIonJ: AT
Market Value" by Graut Allen;
Rachel Dene," by Robert Buchanan;
"a Daughter of the King" by Alien.
and The One Too Many" by Z. Lynn
| Linton. 1t is the intention Of The pub
Usher to add 10 this list ireqnpnt new
/ works of high standard, ami Judging
from the admirable quality OF these first
Issues. the series promises to be vatu-
able one.
Magazines Ese' e!yei.
Midland Monthly. Des Moines: John
son Brigham, publisher. The Southern
States. Baitimore: Manufacturers
Record Publishing company. Ha.pes's
BaZar. New York: Harper Brothers.
Youths Companion. Boston: The
Youths Companion Publishing COM
pany. Recreation. New York: G. ..
Shields. 216 William street.
New Socks
"Sweet Clover" by Clara Louise
| Burnhain. Boston: Hnughton. Mif-
fin u Co. "Cavalry Lite IN Tent and
| Field" by Mrs Orsemus Bronson Boyd.
New York: }. SeIwin TAFT d Sons.
"Ceur dAlene." by Mary Haloek
Footc Boston: uou-hton. Mffiin IL
Co. ''Fleisher's Knitting Manual"
| Philadelphia: S. 3. and 3. ". Fieisher.