The record-union., 1894-11-02

work, exposition of the material and in
teiIectual resources and climatic adyapt-
ages OF the State. 1t is published by the
intellectual Pacific Publishing Company,
San Francisco.
Llpplncott's Monthly Magazine for
November (Philadelphis) contains the
complete novel, ''Dora's Detiance.n by
Lady Lindsay. 1t has also these articles.
beside several poems: Magazine Fic-
tlon, and How to Write 1t" Frederick
Nj. Bird; Ten Dollars a Day-No Cam
yassing," Philip @. Hubert, Jr.; 1.-The
Man Man who Died at Amdheran," Virginia
woodward Cloud; 'Rector Warne's
Heresy." Gillam w. Ford; bargaining
IN Russia" Isbel f. Hapgood; AN Arr
zona Speculation Mary E. Sickney;
rabbits in New Zealand" J. n. In
gram; In the Bitter Root Mountains"
Ella Higginson; My school," Richard
Malcolm Johnston; "OId New York
Restaurants" Edgar Fawcett; The
Roses" Fannie +. Newberry; 1.-The
washington Correspondent" Il. j. Glib
son.
The last view of little Babette appeared
IN "Harper's Young People, for the
week ending October 10th. This charm
ing Creole story has been running for
nearly lour months in the "Y Dung Peo-
pie" and Mrs. Stuart. the author, has
gwen us another child character in fic-
tion that will take her place as famous
little lady beside Mrs. Burnett's famous
little lord. Babette's place among the
Dung People" serials is to be taken by
a long story OF the new navy. The number
has Capt. Curtis serial Felipe Cheridau
NIngaIi," w. j. Henderson's "rhe
Peaceful Pirates" and an eight-page sup
plement, besides short sketches and hand
some pictures. a better weekly for
young folks is not published than Harp
er's Young People,"
'Harper's Weekly" for October 18th
was rich III illustrations, much of it OF
news character, notable examples being:
1he Water supply of San francisco"
by Daniel O'Connell; "Mobilization of
the Massachusetts Volunteers" by Chas.
d. Rohan; ANDREW Gregg Curtin, War
governor of Pennsylvania" by A. Il.
Natrous; breaking the Record for
Long distance Signalling by j. w.
Freeman; 1.-The Long-Service Modal.n
t'ussia in the East" by Arthur II. Lee,
Captain K. A.; Mortar Practice in the
National Guard" by Howard A. Cid
dIngs; oliver Wendell Holmes" by A,
Il. Watrous.
A beautiful velvet cape and Virot
nat, III Sandoz's finest style, charming
mouse gown and an elegant calling cos
suhfe are the distinguishing points in
fashion OF "Harpers Bazaar" for October
ZOth. Among literary features the most
noteworthy are portrait and sketch OF
Agnes Irwin, the new Dean OF Radcliffe
College, and sketch talso with portrait
OF Louise 1mogen Quincy, by Harriet
prescott Spofford, portrait of DR.. O. w.
Holmes and page devoted to the famous
song ben Bolt"-which, like other
things aflectionately touched in ''Trilby,n
has the falrest hope of Immortality.
Queer People With Wings and Stings''
is quarto OF verse aud illustration, bv
Palmer Cox, author of THE Brownies -
1t Is to be issued in numbers, and that
before us is No. l OF the Picturesque
World Series. 1t is as clever as anything
Cox has produced, and Is handsomely
done by both printer and engraver into
thlrty-two pages, in colors and tints, and
large type and the most grotesque illus
trations. Little people will be delighted
with this merry and novel quarto. Hub
bard Publishing Company, Philadelphia.
Mr.. Johnson aoitG be elected TO the 9eaO
Congress. But lie should lOtl bg an almost
altG9otn1o9S cote an has o1Oa citlj aud cou1tt2
We Shoatd see to at that the first candidate
e9eF 0ouchSqJed thtS county that had O.
chance to aUt7a. does 10i1, and on such an
emphatic cote as aOtu greatly strengthen