The record-union., 1894-01-04
new PUBLICATIONS.

The "Forum" New York; for January,
edited by Walter III. Page, and now re-
duced to So year, has these important
papers: THE Teaching of Recent Econ
omic Experiences" David a. Wells;
Principle and Method of the Tariff Bill, y
Hon. w. L. Wilson, Chairman Ways and
Means Committee; sumner" Senator
George F. Hoar; HAS Immigration
Dried Up psOur Literature?" sydney G.
Fisher, The Decline of the american
| Pulpit" Rev. q. Monroe Royce; New
! Sectionalism-A Western Warming"
Professor L. NJ. Keashey; "Are Morals
Improving or Deteriorating Daniel q.
! Thompson; Directions and Volume ol
| Our Literary Activity" a. r. Spotford
| British Investors and Our Currency
Legislation" w. Wetherell; "Results ol
the Copyright Law" George Haven Put
nam; "a Christmas Reminder of the
| Noblest Work in the World" j. A. Riis
Are Football Games Educative or Bru-
talizing? A Physician's View of the
Came" DR.. ID. b. st. J. Roosa; "Some
Opinions by Group Of College Presi-
dents," President Schurman. President
Angel, President Warfield.
"Godey's Magazine" New York; for
January has a rich and varied table OF
contents. The complete novel i'll this
number is by Franklyn w. Lee, and is
called "Mam'selle Paganini." The illus
trations are by E. l.. Durand, and the
story itself Is fascinating from the first
line to the last. l.. Clarl1son has a
Christmas story, Monsieur VigoPs Dia-
monds'; Julius Chambers one called
The Princess of Barren Island''; Con-
| yers Z. Converse contributes parlor
comedy, Till Luther Proposes" in
which is Incorporated sweet and pathetic
bit of music called "a Hearts Song,"
with words by Albert Hardy, editor OF
'Godey's Magazine" and music by Ch.
| CroZat Converse; Herbert Wilbur Greene
writes OF an incident in the life of ole
Bull, and Florence Hull, conductor 1.-The
| Home Department" The water color
| portraits are OF Mrs. j. G. Gaylord and
Miss Matte Thompson of X entucky, and
poems are by Flavel Scott Mines, Frances
Isabel Currie, Eleanor Waddle, Harry
Romaine and w. j. Hampton.
The overland Monthly" (San Fran
cisco for January is a very attractive
number Its leading papers are: '"Wind
and Wave" by Charles Warren Stod-
dard. illustrated; some Comments on
Babies" by MilicenU w. Shinn, illus
trated; Travis Hallett's Half-Back," by
Frank Norris, illustrated; "a Modern
Jewish View of Jesus OF NAZARETH" by
Jacob Voorsanger; "A Bride Defeated
by Colvin b. Brown, illustrated; Micro
nesla," by Isaiah Bray, llluStrated; The
Rich Fool and the Clever Pauper," by
Horace Annesley Vachell; The Magic
Pot" by Leonard Kip; "tinnegan's Alb
salon." by Alice Mace owan; "William
/. Coleman" by a. ). Hallidie; "a Last
Resort" by Ada Z. Ferris; Famous
Paintings Owned on the West Coast.
Alll. Fromentin's SimoOn," by Laura
Brace Bates, illustrated; "a Modern
Knight" by Bertha Monroe Kickoff;
"kalana and the Shark-G 3D." by Mabel
ii. Closson; AFTER the Fire." chapters
LII, by Quien.
"Worthington's Magazine for Janu-
ary Hartford. Conn., begins it's third
volume. 1t is a remarkably attractive
number, and is throughout bright, clean.
instructive and eminently readable.
Forests of California" by Charles How
ard Shinn, is finely illustrated. Another
strong article is "a Celebrated Escape, ),
which gives for the first time a reliable
detailed account of the digging of the
famous Libby Prison Tunnel, through
which in 1864 100 Union officers made
| their escape. This paper also is fully
illustrated. Mrs. Livermore's serial.
"One of the FOrty-Niners," which has q
foundation of fact, fully sustains the repu-
tatlon OF this writer. The essays and the
department matter, which are always ex-
ceptionally good in NV Worthington's' and
give to ita unique individuality, are. as
usual, varied in material and choice in
quality.
The Atlantic Monthly" for January
(Boston) has these papers: 'Philip and
His Wife," Margaret Deland; admiral
Earle Howe" A. Il. Mahan; 1.-The Only