The record-union., 1894-05-29
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The mother of Little Lord Fauntle-
roy,'' Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett,
writes to the mothers of boys in the June
issue of 1.-The Ladies' Home Journal''
upon when He Decides" in which she
points out TO what extent mothers should
influence their sons in regard to their
choice of an occupation. Mrs. Amelia E.
Barr sketches the mental implements OF
modern women. Frank Stockton takes
the quaint Pomona" through some
ridiculously funny escapades. Mr. How
els reaches the seventh installment OF
his literary autobiography. There are
four sketches, with portraits. OF Amer
ica'S fayorite illustrators, Charles Dana
Gibson, Albert B. Wenzell, Reginald B..
Birch and Frank O. Small. An article
on timely subject is John Giliner
Speeds explanation Of 1.-The Game OF
Golf for Women.n w. Hamilton Glib
son tells of "a Garden of Long. Long
Ago" The editor discusses the question
OF social purity. Palmer Cox takes his
Brownies on visit TO The Goddess of
Liberty" The words and music of the
song "A Spanish Serenade.'' to which the
prize of SlU0 was given in the Journals
Musical Series, are given. Mrs. Mallon
describes the newest "Summer Evening
Gowns" Maria Parloa describes "The
Apartment Houses Of Paris" The serv-
ing, canning and preserving OF 1.-The
Berries Of Summer" is by Eliza r.
Parker. tAIilestones in Married Life''
is instructive on the subject of wedding
anniversaries. The Curtis Publishing
Company (Philadelphia) issues the maga-
zine.
Whoever is curious to know why it
is that few or no old men are found in
the great Carnegie steel-mills at Home
stead, will be satisfied by reading a vivid
description of the life and work there
which Hamiin Garland publishes i'll the
June number of '.McClure's Magazine y
Some vivid illustrations accompany the
article. In this same number appears
also, with illustrations, short story by
kipling. 1.-The physical obstacles that
stand In the way OF the discovery of the
North Pole" are discussed by General
A. W. Greely. NJ. de Blowitz, the
famous correspondent. considers "the
threat which the immense ornaments
maintained in Europe constantly offer to
European peace" Julian Ralph apnears
in the new role of poet. THE peculiar
danger that attend the care and handling
OF wild beasts i'll captivity;" are the sub
lect OF an article by Cleveland Motfett, IL
Illustrated effectively. The human docu-
ments" in this number are portraits OF
Cardinal Gibbons. Lord Rosebery and
Richard Harding Davis. The other con-
tents of the number are an excellent
short story by Octave Thanet; a further
instaliment of the Stevenson Osbourne
novel, and war episode-the story OF
how General Gordon gave aid and COM
fort TO his enemy, General Barlow, at
Gettysburg. ). ). Mcclure. so Laiay ette
Place, New York, publishers.
The Popular Science Mouthly'' for
June furnishes both light and substantial
fare. The opening article, by Dir, Andrew
White, on The Final Effort of Theol-
ogy,o describes the hostile reception
epoch-making book. The MOSQUITO
country is described in a fully illustrated
article by DR.. Robert \. keely, .Ir. Les
ter +. Ward treats of "Weismann's Con-
cessions." Professor g. +. Wright gives
an account of The Cincinnati Ice DAM y
The distinguished physiologist, DR.. Aus
tin Flint, contributes an illustrated ac-
count of 1.-THE Eye rs an Optical Instru-
mentn OF special interest to parents
and teachers is the essay by James L.
Hughes. 1.-The Kindergarten a Natural
system of Education. Garrett z. Ser
viss has the first of series or illustrated
papers under the general title, pleas
ures of the Telescope" DR.. d. T. Croth-
ers asks should Prohibitory Laws be
Abolished ?n Professor f. w. VOL
writes on "Dairy Schools and Dairy
Products.u There is another insIallmen
OF A. r. Wallace's paper on The Lei
Age and Its Work, and biographica
sketch. with portrait, OF Gerard Troost
ior many years State Geologist OF Ten
nessee. New York: d. Appleton 4 Co
The ..Aiagazine of Art" for June Gas
sell Publishing Company. New York. i.
. choice number. Its leading feature: