The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-07-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


more aud more interesting. Among the
more prominent articles are: "A Visit tC
/ the IaSteur Institute" winch is like 9
J syntness OF the labors OF the illustrious
saVant; The Romance OF Camille Des.
! moullns," an impasSoued historical re-
| stoTatlon, and The Scenery OF Tan
hauser," all three being articles full of in
terestlng information. The present mum
| Der consists OF seventeen original articles
and ninety-fiv illustrations, of which
| the following Is a summary: LA Jeu-
! reese" (deslgned for the tomb OF Henri
| Regnault), by Chapu; "Drummer's
Rock" story, by Gustave Toudouze;
| Nv hlte Orange Tree" a poem, by Jean
Ramean; China" by Goudourvelle;
Juvenile Scenes; The Romance OF
Camille Desmoulins." by q. Lenotre;
The Foreign Theater" and "M Strin-
berg at Paris" by Henri Fevre; ACROSS
the Streets Of Paris" by Charles Kozan;
Country Theaters," by Paul Gsell:
Madagascar Expedisiou," by Lux:
Credit Foncer OF France" by Lamane;
Visit TO The Pasteur Institute" by Paul
Dejean; Scenery of Tanhauser" by G..
de Neronde; The Literary Movement !"
Recreations," Useful knowledge"
Small Inventions" A. Quantin is the
publisher. Rue Saint Benoit Paris,
France.
The American Historical Register"-
the monthly gazette of the Patriotic
hereditary SOcletIes-for July, besides
containing very much fresh information
about the patriotic societies all over the
country. prints great deal of unusually
entertaining reading matter The initial
article OF the July Issue is the beginning
OF series that is to follow giving pro-
fuseiy illustrated account OF Latayette's
tour III the United States, in 1925. which
VIII De IN the main contributed by mem
Ders OF the patriotic societies. The troutis-
piece is unique fac simile reproduction
III colors by new process of an aQuarelle
portrait OF Lafayette. The subjects of the
other articles are d history OF the North
Carolina Society Of the Cincinnati, with
many portraits; the continuation of The
Philadelphia business Directory OF 1903"
which is full OF Interesting information
about the early Inhabitants; an account
OF the firing Of the Confederates' first
gun at Gettysburg: the biography of Miss
Mary lining OF Delaware, a revolution
airy belle; a genealogical account of the
0rliiin family OF Virginia. with Portraits
some data as 10 slavery in Pennsylvania
sketch OF De Forest the founder of
New DIRK; poem by Mrs. John Quincy
Adams; Frances Interest in America"
by Rear-Admiral Roe, u. :. n; unveil-
ing the Loulsbourg monument; Shay's
rebellion, etc. Published by the His
torical Register Publishing Company.
Philadelphia.
The Atlantic Monthly'' for August
(Houehton, Miliiin II Co., Boston, has
this table or contents: IA Singular Life"
Cseriai). Elizabeth Stuart Phelps; "Ebe-
Meier Lockwood Hoar," Darwin f.. Ware
HoW Judge Hoar Ceased to be Attorney
General" Jacob Dolson Cox; IAN Archi-
tecps Nacation-French and English
CnurcheS," Robert swain Peabody; "a
Poets Yorkshire Haunts," Eugenia
Shedding; "Godtrey's Cove" John Hall
Ingham; The Political and Professional
Life OF Il French 'Macon.'n j. NJ. Lud-
low; "a Woman's Luncheon; "a Talk
over Autographs" fourth paper, George
Berk beck Hill; Thrift" il. Dougall
Mars" 1N.), Gases, Percival Lowell;
president Folks Diary" James Schou-
Ter; Like STAR" James Herbert Morse
The Soats OF the Mighty" (serial), Gill
bert Parker; The Wrongs OF the jury
man." Harvey n. Shepard; THE New
Art CRITICISM" Mary Logan; "Dr Fur
ness Shakespeare" The Atlantic"
steadily maintains its standard for cur
rent literature OF the higher order. There
Is no magazine published that more stead
lastly keeps IN view high ideals.
The Arena" for July (Boston) has
these papers, besides portrait OF Wen
dell Philips: Rev. t. L. Allen on "Hud-
sons Duality of Mind Disproved": A.
Taylor on The Universal church,; b.
.. Flower on the Spanish Peninsula
Century of Sir Thomas More)"; Arson
j. Webb on Outline of New Philoso-
ply of Money" opposing views by
legislators Oh Age Of Consent Legisla-
ton" symposium by Hon. e. III. Rob
inson. Hon. Il. ii. Gurley. Hon. J. L.
Rowen, Hon. a. c. Ton, piins, Hon.
II 49,
Nv endell Phillips; b. Q. Flower on
The Right OF the Child Considered in
the Light OF Heredity and Prenatal In
f1uence"; Lillian Writings STORY of
Pyschical Communications; John Davis
on Napoleon: Sketch With Pur-
pose"; representative Women on lis the
Single Tax Enough ?' by Sarah MIf1iin
Gay and Frances b. Russell Frank Buff
ington Nrooman on Child Life and the
Kindergarten; Alice w. Fuller on "A
Wife Manufactured to Order.
"Harper's Weekly" for July goth has a
humorous cartoon on the tariff issue
one OF Rogers best. There are portraits
Of Poultney Bigelow, the accomplished
CORES Londent, and his companion. Fred
eric Remington, the artist. There is a
tull-page illustration of Niagara's new
trolley line, showing the elevator and
scenes below the whirlpool. where the
pIaHs Is iOCaleu tNaL converts NlaTara'S
power into electrical energy. There is
1ull page OF yachting views of the De-
fender. There are eight views in and
about " lnston, y. c., and six views in
Mlchlgan's new State Park, and one of
these IS picture of Anne's home, the
heroine OF that beautiful story Anne"
There are six pictures illustrating scenes
on the route OF the Worlds Transporta-
ton Commission and five views in the
Free New York Trade School, one of
Baron Hirsch's beneiactions.
"St. Nicholas for August is the vaea-
ton number OF one of the best young
folks magazines published anywhere.
The Bronco's Best Race is one of the
most charming OF Western stories. How
ard Pyle continues Jack Ballister's
Fortunes" James Baldwin has strong,
informing and entertaining story on
"Babieca, the War horse of the Cid.'
Theodore Roosevelt's Cruise OF the
Wasp is a continuation OF the Hero
Tales From American History" and is
full of patriotic inspiration for American
youths. The Prong Horned Antelope
and the Caribou" is w. I. Hornaday's
sixteenth paper OH North American
quadrupeds, and is full of informing in
teres;.
''Godeys Magazine for August New.
York is handsomely and profusely illus
trated, and has among others these
papers and fashion news: 1.-The Princess
Zora,' ;. Wilmington Miller; Virginia
Beauties Elizabeth Patterson; An
other American Play" Beaumont Fiet-
Choir; "Cupid's Ways in Many Clines,"