The record-union., 1895-06-29

DeTId, Il6uTy DdWSOu, D6Ch6ls ". "a
Davis, Pruett Share. A. B. Shute, r.
Adams, Walter Dunk and others. These
pictures are for the most part illustrative
of the literary features of the mum ber,
amongst which figure: "The Russian
Church in America" by V. Gribay
"An Artist in London Town." by Carl }.
Becker; "By the Tideless Sea- "a memory
Fisherfolk," by Leader Scott: down
Cape Cod" by 5. H. Ferris; "kangaroos
and Kangaroo Hunting" by Arthur In
kersley; "a Chinese Banquet" by John
Paul BOcock; "Rhone Sketches" by Jos.
Pennell; ''H. H. Richardson, Architect"
by Horace Towsend; and "Roman Mo-
saics," by Theo Tracy.
'Harper's Magazine" for July New
York is a mine of illustrations of variety
and OF interest. The Harpers have not
sent out superior number in years.
"Commedia," from the painting by t.
w. Dewiug; "Some Imaginative Types
in American Art" by Royal Cortissoz,
ten illustrations; Annie Tousey's Little
Came" by Margaret Sutton Briscoe; "In
the Garden of China" by Julian Ralph,
eight illustrations; The German Strug-
gle for Liberty" by Poultney Bigelow,
six illustrations and two maps; ROSA
mond's Romance" story, by George A.
Hubbard; Personal Recoliections Of Joan
OF Arc" ~, by Louis De Conte; Bear
Chasing in tho Rocky Mountains" by
Frederic Romington; Hearts Insur-
gent." part Will. by Thomas Hardy;
Whore Charity Begins" by owen
Wister; Americans in Paris" by Rich
ard Harding Davis, five illustrations;
Tho University OF Pennsylvania" by
Francis =. Thorpe, eighteen Illustrations;
The Horoscope OF Two Portraits"
story. by Candace Wheeler; Editors
Study" by Charles Dudley Warner;
Editors Drawer" with Introductory
story by Robert Howell Russell.
The Magazine of Arr' for July (The
Cassell Publishing Company, New y ork)
has as fronLlspiece AN Arabian Lady
Boating" painted by f. NJ. Bredt; photo
gravure, Head of Girl" Barrau; The
Royal Academy Exhibition" by the
editor, four illustrations; The New Gal
lery," by NJ. Phipps Jackson, with four
illustrations; art in the Theater-The
Pioneers OF Modern English Stage
Mounting-William Capon," by w. J.
Lawrence, with portrait of William
Capon and two illustrations of his work;
"a bandoned," painted by j. Z. Boquet;
Francesca Alexander and the Roadside
Songs OF Tuscany" by NJ. II. Spielmann,
with portrait of Francesca Alexander
and three illustrations; 1.-The Cathedral
OF St. Fin Barre. Cork" by Rev. A. c.
Robinson, NJ. A., with seven illustra-
tions; The Late Mrs. Mary ThOrny-
croft" by f. q. stephens. with six illus
tratlons; "Shakespeare's Songs-It Was
a Lover" illustrated; ga Rival OF Rey-
nolds." by Austin Dobson. with four
portraits; The Chronicle of Art" with
headpiece and eleven illustrations.
''Godey's Magazine" for July appears
In a cover by Lincoln. and presents
most attractive appearance The table OF
contents offers many and varied articles,
and cannot fail Io interest every member
of the family. The reproduction of the
famous pictures Of the Battle of Gettys-
burg" is appropriate for the anniversary
OF this stirring event which changed the
history of our country. In IAN Ameri-
can Drama" Beaumont Fletcher dis
cusseS the recent dramatiZatiOn of Mark
Twain's story by Frank Mayo. Other
leading articles are devoted to the history
OF the 'Stars and Stripes" ''Smith Col
lege," the recent exhibition OF the Ma
tional Sculpture Society and the greatest
American composer l.. ID. MacDowelI.
Among the fiction is The Legend of the
Jasmine Flower" by John Henry Dick,
and 'Desire," picturesque tale OF Purl-
tan times by May Kelsey Champion.
BESIDES these there is the usual array of
short stories, sketches, poetry, book re-
views, and Godey's fashions. The Cooley
Company, New York.
Inc Arena LOT June tDOSbOn, Is. -.
Flower, edItor) has a fine portrait of
John Clark Ridpath, the historian, and
some fine Florida marine landscape and
floral views, fifteen in number, and all
very handsome. OF leading papers there
are noted winter Days in Florida"
by Editor Flower; Solomon Schinder
writes of First Steps in Nationalism";
Marcus J. Wright OF The British House
of Commons; Margaret B. Peeke on
GbfNba DauOhio md ha Sroir
Democrat of Missouri on "Mr. Bland
and a New Party; B. O. Flower on
prostitution Within the Marriage
Bond"; John Clark Ridpsth on IAN
Epoch and Book"; +. w. Smith on
Laws Governing the Age of Consent;
j. *. Miller on Are the People OF the
West Fanatics?" Emil Richter on mo
nOpoIy. Militia and Man, as Revealed in
the Brooklyn Trolley Strike"; Professor
Frank Parsons on The Peoples Lamps";
an American girl on shall Our Young
Men Study in Paris?' Grace Shaw Duff
on Two Beasts"
The atlantic Monthly" for July
(Houghton, Mlt1lin IL Co., Boston, has:
THE Seats of the Mighty" Gilbert Par
ker; "The Ship of State and the Stroke of
Fate" William Everett; "An Architects
Nacation-I. Rural England" Robert
Swain Peabody; "A Philosopher With
an Eye for Beauty" Robert Beverly
Hale; Vain Freedom" Louise Chandler
Moulton; "A Talk over Autographs"
George Birk beck Hill The Song Of the
Yeery," Henry Van Dyke; Beautiful
and Brave Was He," Olive Thorne Mil
Ter; The Childhood and Youth of
French Macon" j. NJ. Ludlow; "a
Singular Life" Elizabeth Stuart Phelps;
'The Mountain Ride" Clinton ScolIard;
THE Elizabethan Sea Kings" John
Fiske (the first of a series OF historical
papers by Mr.. Fiske); "Mars-IIL. Ca
nails" Percival Lowell; "A National
Transportation Department." Henry J.
Fletcher: "TyrrelPs Latin Poetry''; 1.-The
Life of the Spirit in the Modern English
Poets": The Contributors Club"
The metaphysical Magazine" for June
Metaphysical Publishing Company, New
York. has these papers: ''Shankara
Achuarya's Atina- Bodha," Charles John
ston; universal Intelligence" Leander
Edmund Whipple: Occult Principles of
Existence" w. G. B. Randolph; Micro
Organisms in Disease-The Microbian
Craze" Alexander Wilder; death and
The Devil" Cora Linn Daniels; The
Religious Training of Children" Abby
Morton Diaz; The Ideal of Universi-
ties" Adolf Brodbeck; Moral Forces
aud Bodily Welfare" w. }. Colville;
THE Inner Meaning Of Words,' l.. G.
Graham; The World of Thought" with
editorial comment.
"Macmillan's Magazine" for June
Macmillan II Co., London and New
Y YOrk) has these papers: The Battle OF
Copenhagen, ION Devonshire Trout
Stream" Poetry ana Music" )" "a Car
den Of Dreans," THE Fifth Picture"
"A Forgotten Satre,' Tho Disappear
ance OF the Smaller Gentry" "Ot Cab
bages and Kings" The Herons."
"Macmillan's' is one of the most sterling,
unvarying high-grade magazines OF the
age. We admire 1t and respect it.
"CasselPs Family Magazine" for July
[Cassell Publishing Company. New York