The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-11-08
Magazines and Notes.

Magazines and Notes.
| The Journal of Orthoeps and Orthograf Pub
| lisbed at Ringoz, N. j., is devoted to phonetic
| spelling, euphonic words aud the fitness of
| words.
| The Future Problem of Charity and the In
employed is thoughtfuly written pamphlet by
john Graham Brooks. Published by the Ameri-
| can Academy of Political and Social Science.
| Philadelphia. Price 25 cents.
The Doctor of Hygiene published monthly
| ct ia Fifth avenue, is frst-clsss in every
| respect, and its contributors are among the most
/ eminent of physicians.
| The November number of the Catholic World
| called the Thanksgiving Number, has The
| Church vs. State in the Concerns of the Poor. by
| Rev. N. O'Riordan, Phi D.; The Mission of San
| Fernando Dorothea Lummis; Prof. Huxley's
| Admissions, w. Barry, 3D.; Pierre Lott, Mary
j. Onahan; Giimpses of Life in Anglican
| Seminary, Rev. G. A. Walworth, The Church of
| Armenia, Rt. Rev. p. Terzian Italian Harvest
| Scenes, Henrietta Skinner; Here and There in
| Catholicism. H. A. Adams; Glimpses of Leurdes;
| The Dual Ownership of Land in Ireland q
Myth Rev. q. McDermot Men of Letters and
| Early Training. w. f. Claxtcn; The Proposed
| Agnostic Amendment to our State COnstitu-
| tion. Rev. T. Mcmillan.
| The Winter or December number of Toilsttes
| Ia name dear to the hearts of all ladies' has
| just been received. This issue closes up in
| 1894 1t is a superb number, with over 172
| elegant fashion illustrations, large four-pa
| supplement in a soft, pleasing color, and ex-
| ira supplement of new sleeves; a short article
| on Ball and Evening Costumes. of which this
| number contains a large assortment; the be-
| ginning of dictionary of French words, with
| their pronunciation: besides wel-written
| articles on Paris and New York fashions. AL
though we understand this magazine has the
| largest circulation of any fashion journal in
| America, the low price charged for it is mar
| velous-20 cents for single copy, or 81 so per
| year. 1t is sold by all newsdeaers. Published
| by Toilettes Publishing Co., 1875 West Twenty
| third street, New York City.
McClure's Magazine for November begins an
| admirable life of Napoleon, which promises to
| arouse the deepest interest among readers. 1t
| has a superb lot of illustrations showing the
| great cOnqueror as he appeared to various
| artists, and at different periods of his life.
| very interesting story is also told of Allen
Pinkerton's discovery and Illustration of the
plot to assassinate President-elect Lincoln, when
the latter was coming to Washington TO be
| inaugurated. Published at 80 Lafayette Place,
| New York. Price - cents.
| The Ne,p Science Reuie0 is the name of new
| ublication which has unusual claims upon
public attention. 1t is described as miscel-
| lany of modern thought and discovery" and
will endeavor to keep the ordinary, non pro-
| fessional reader fully abreast of what is going
on in the scientific world. 1t contains able
articles on every phase of development in the
sciences. These written i'll everyday lam
guage by men who are specialists upon the
subjects. The October issue contains: Fluor-
escence or Phosphorescence; What Electricity
Is; Mental Training, Remedy for Education;
The Blood Stains on the Holy Coat; Sanitary
Decisions; What is Science? Tostoi's What
to Do"; The Influence of Heat and Cold Upon
Microbes; Remarkable Book and Its Teach
ings: British Association Ideas etc., etc. Pub
| lshed at Philadelphia. Quarterly. Price so
cents or s. a year.
LIES Calendar for November is Thanks
giving number, and filled with fun appropriate
for the Jolly occasion. Published at 10 West
Thirty first street, New York. Price 10 cents
a number, or 81 year.
The Mississippi Roustabout. in the New Eng
land Magazine for November is one of the very
hest things which have appeared in any of the
magazines for the month, and is real, vivid
picture of an important class of our WORKING
people. Another specially interesting article is
The Privateer America. There are other good
things in the number. and sill ara charmingly
illustrated. Published at Boston. Price 25
cents.
friends for this popular magazine. 1t is
larged number, and con tains wealth of whole
some reading, embellished with many fine illus
trations. Notable features Coueur dc
Rose, by Grace Ellery Charming, a mastery
pen picture filled with the atmosphere of
Sunny Italy; The Amos of Northern Japan,
by Henry T. Finck; A Woman in the Mac
kenzie Delta, by Elizabeth Taylor; Deer and
Deer-shooting. by Ed. w. Sandys; Aquatic
Sports in Australia, by Geo. L. Boxali; Foot
ball of '94, by Walter Camp, of Yale, and sec
ond paper upon the same subject, by Lorin f.
Deland. of Harvard.
Laird & Lee, the enterprising publishers of
Chicago, H., are bringing out fine edition of
Schiller's works in the original German with
illustrations. notes. etc. The work will be
issued in IL 90 cent parts, or the whole works
bound for S..
New Music.
"The Banner of Beauty and Glory" Words
and music by Serg't w. o. Pierce 6sth Ind.
A stirring, patriotic song, suited for Campfrss
and all GA. L. entertainments. 1t is dedicated
to the citizens of Pittsburg and Allegheny City
by the authors Post. Nelson Truslcr, No. so,
Department of Indiana.