The record-union., 1894-12-15

jacob; "The Chief Influences of NV Ca
reer, Phllip Gilbert Hamerton; "May a
Man Conduct His Business as He
Pleases?" Colonel Carroll d. Wright:
,r,otock-Sharing as Preventive of Labor
iroqDles." Louis X. Enrich; The Read
ing ~ Haoits OF the English People," Price
Collier; us the West Discontinued A
study OF Local Facts" Chancellor J. II.
Cantleld; VIII Polygamists Control the
n NeW State Of Utah ?" Glen Miller: New
Story-Iellers and the Doom of Realism"
W. X. Thayer: Christian Missions as
seen by Brahman," p. r. Telang;
Christian Missions as Seen by a Mis-
sionary." Bishop j. NJ. Thoburn; Char
1ty That Helps Other Charity" DR.. Jane
u. Robbins. New 1ork: the Forum Pub
lshlng Company, Union Square.
The North American Review" for De-
cember New York; has The Catholic
School System in Rome" by Monsignor
Sato!h; "Brigandage on Our Railroads, -
" ade Hampton, United States Commits
sloner OF railroads; Two Great Authors
-"Holmes," by Senator Henry Cabot
Smith; Our Experiments in Financial
Legislation" by the Comptroller of the
/ Currency; The Salvation Army" Pro-
fessor Charles y. Briggs. D. D.; "Con-
sular Reform" Henry White; "Wild
Traits in Tame AnimaIs-II," DR.. Louis
Robinson; The Proposed Increase of the
Army" by Adjutant-General Ruggles;
"How the Cars Death Affects Europe"
Serglus Stepniak; The Meaning Of the
Elections" by Representative Joseph
W. BaDcock, Chairman of the Repub-
llcan Congressional Committee, and by
Senator Charles J. Faulkner, Chairman
OF The Democratic Congressional Com
Abroad" Edward S. Martin: Claims of
Long Descent" Walter Clark; "Women
and Amateur Acting" Fanny Aymar
Mathews.
The Book Buyer for Christmas
lCharles Scribner's Sons, New York;
Is treble the usual size, overtlows with
| handsome illustrations, Is full OF notices
OF ana extracts from choice books. IL
mas besides papers as follows: The Three
Musketeers," with illustrations, by Stan
ley j. Weyman; "Pomona's Travels"
with illustrations, by Il, {. Bunner.
Hypatla: III New Robe," with illus
tratIons, by Henry Van Dyke, ID:
Three Heroines of New England Ro-
NANCE" with illustrations, by Mrs. Alice
! Morse Earle; Their Wedding Journey, >"
with illustrations, by K. 3. Martin; pic
cIho'and Other Child Stories," with illus
tratlons, by Mrs. Burton harrison; THE
Land OF Pluck" with illustrations, by
Laurence Hutton; The Holiday Art
BOOKS" with illustrations, by Mrs.
Schuyler Van Rensselaer,; books of the
Holiday Season." with illustrations. by
Aoah Brooks; Holiday Books for Young
PEOPLE," with illustrations, by Howard
Pyle.
The San Francisco News Letter. of
the oth inst. handles the rapier with it's
usual Vlgor, expressing its opinion on
college, football and ru1fianisn, dema-
gogy IN politics and journalism, the
residents message, and the transmits
slppl Congress. The departments are
bright and sharp, and a pathetic story by
Llillan Beddard IS given. The Christmas s
number is announced as masterpiece of
literary and Illustrative art.
That Englishman, ,"who is the author of
he Story OF He'll and How to Get There"
published by sthe Harvard Company,
Chlcago, attempts to show preachers.
CHRISTIANS and church members the way
10 heaven by pointing out the ways 10
nell. knowing how TO get to hell is the
best way to avoid going there" he AYERS.
"A Princess of Alaska" is a novel by
Richard Henry Savage, author of My
O1nclal WIFE" 1t is one of Colonel Saw
ages best stories. His style is too w ell
known TO call for comment in this in
stance. i. L. Neely, Chicago, publisher.
''The Story of Pullman Town" is a
monograph in paper covers from the
press of Charles B. Kerr IL Co., Chicago.
1t Is a story illustrative of the view of
conditions at Pullman as taken by the
late strikers.
whittier Than Snow" is novel by the
author of Juror No. 12." 1t is ole of
the Sunset Series and is from the press Of
the j. S. Ogilvie Publishing Company,
New York.