The record-union., 1895-09-21
new PUBLICATIONS.

papers by an old Sacramentan, now a
Hawaiian, Ralph Turner, who has fire.
quently contri ibuted poetical matter for
the RECORD UNION. In the magazine
referred to MIR. Turner writes clearly,
gracefully and interestingly of 1.-The
Hawaiian Missions and Some of Their
Good Deeds.n He is certainly entitled to
the praise the editor of The Hawaiian"
accords him when he speaks of him as
representing the highest class of
thoughtful Hawaiian literature" and
further on as being unsurpassed q
writer by any resident of the isles. "1he
Coral Island'' is brilliant poem by Mr..
Turner in the June number OF the maga-
zine and is freely illustrated. Mr.. Iur-
Der's poems that have appeared IN the
RECORD UNION won him deserved COM
mendation and praise. He is no COM
mon rhymster, but has the true poets in
spiration. His fancy and imagery take
no low flights nor do they deal with triv-
tal subjects His "Corsl Island" we esti-
mate as one of the best works of his
graceful pen.
1.-The Arena" (Boston) for September
has fine full-page portrait of Professor
J. r. Buchanan, and has also large
number of portraits Of writers, mainly
women, on the age of Consent" ques-
ton. There is a notable paper entitled
''Che Peoples Lamps" on the cost Of
electric lighting in towns and cities. 1t
is by Professor Frank Parsons, and is re-
plete with tables of the cost OF establish
ing and operating lighting plants for
cities and houses. There is a symposium
of articles on the work of Professor Geo.
d. Heron in California, the writer's being
Adeline Knapp, DR.. Mclean. Rev. j. E.
Scott Rev. j. G. Smith, Rev. X. NJ. Web
ster, James G. Clark, Elder NJ. j. Fegu-
son and Rev. w. w. Scudder, Jr. not
able paper is on Changes in Universalist
l,41 tsor. yasNfl flar1v
is on Evolution and How 1t Evolves"
10y Sunson Jarvis. Henry Wood has a
strong paper on "Omnipresent Diety."
Editor b. 0. Flower writes Of sixty
y ears" review of the march of liberty.
I. w. Cotton writes of the Labor EX-
change" and Hon. John Davis has a
most interesting historical paper on ma
this month is on "a Battle for Sound
Morality" It is accompanied by the
portraits already referred to.
The Magazine of Art' (the Cassell
Publishing Company, New York and
London) has these features of leading at
tractiveness: IAN Old Buck" from the
painting by J. Girardet, is photo-etching
by L. Coulter; "At the Bookstalls," by
Jean Sala, is engraved by Madame Jacob
Bazin; study" is plate by Frank
Dicksee, r. A.; George ClauseD. A. r.
A." is by Walter Armstrong, with a
portrait and six illustrations from his
works: "The Place of Sculpture in Daily
Iife' is by Edmund Gosse, with an Illus
tration; William Hogarth" is by Jo-
seph GregO, with three illustrations;
Lace at the South kensington Mu-
scum" is by Alan Cole, with twelve IL
lustrations; The Salon of the Champ de
Mars" is by Claude Phillips, with six
illustrations; The Medallion Portraits
on the Exterior of the New National
oil arpit Str on
"Pyrcroft House" is by Percy Fitzger-
aid, with three illustrations by W. G.
Keene; 1.-The Chronicle Of Art" has
twelve illustrations.
The "Sanitarian" for September (Dr.
a. \. Bell, Brooklyn, n. " has as lead
ing subjects these valuable discussions:
"Kespiration as a Remedy" q. II.
Patchen; Proper Teaching of Physiol-
ogy in the Public Schools" Delaney RO
chester; Sewage Disposal in Small
Towns-Examples in England" An
thony HoweIls: Berlin Tenement
Houses" Charles Dekay; Gas Fitting
and Fatal Gas Accidents; water and
Baths for the Gouty.' L. Burney Yeo;
Clinical Results OF the Use OF IuDer-
culin," II. L. Taylor; Sunshine STA
tistics," Mark w. Harrington; Mean
Atmospheric Temperatures" W. +. K.
Phillips; Aerial transportation of Ma
larial Germs" r, {. Newton; Geo
graphical Distribution of Minera!
Springs" 4. {. Peale; international
Sanitary Congress at Paris" L. z. Cor
bally.
Paper and Press'' for September (W.
N. Patton, Philadelphia) is richly illus
trated and has these leading papers:
II nited TypOthetae Convention; "Fes-
tiYiIies of the Conventlon": president
elect of the United Typothetae," bio
graphical; "TypOIhetae OF Buffalo," by
a.. = = -.
of Japanese illustrating; About the
Irregular Grained Screen" by Max Levy;
"a Hint or Two About Detail and
Color" by Oscar +. Binner; "ShalI We
Have School of Lithography ?" by the
editor: photographic Stone Of Solen
hoien"; forwarding and Other Details"
by Otto Zahn; IF. J.. Hume on Arabian
Moresque ArI': Master Binders of Con-
temporary Fame" by ii. Nj. Duncan;
''Shavings from The Bindery."
The American Historical Register
for September (Philadelphiaj has a
frontisp piece an embossed copy, in colors
and gold, OF the insignia of the Society Of
the War of 1872. The account OF Latsy-
cites visit TO the United States in 1915
Is continued, with portraits and views in
great number. The paper on colonial
families is also freely illustrated by strik-
ing portralture. Accounts and proceed
ings of the several patriotic societies OF
the United States appear In great ful.ness.
The magazine overhows with rich his
toric papers and sketches and brims with
the loftiest patriotic sentiment. II is a
magazine that should have wide circu-
latlon, since It IS the only one in exist
ence that represents the patriotic assOcia-
tions Of the country.
''McClure's Magazine New York for
September Is rich in half-tone illustra-
tions OF the work of VIII II. Low, the
portraits In paper on IammaDy and
vivid pictures Of the scenes during a
climb up the Matterhorn. y new story
by Anthony Hope is entitled The Cour-
tesy OF Christian, the Highwayman." a
new story by Stanley J. Weyman is The
Lost CIpher"; story of the Susquehanna
express robbery; a paper with an illus
tralion of Garfeld's ride al Chickamauga;
editorials, reviews, poetry, sketches, etc,
fll up very interesting number.
"Donahoes Magazine for September
(Bostonl has a fine portrait OF Pope Leo
views of the Passion Play" as given in
America, views in and about the home of
the Pope. Leading papers are Leaders
of Men," 1.-The Pope at Home" sketch OF
Aubrey DeVere, 1.-The Passion Play in
America" Stories, poems, reviews and
editorials follow.
The CULVER for October (Cassell Pub
fishing Company, New York and Lon
dom IS well filled with general and sun
day reading matter. Notable papers are
English Church Life on the Continent" 3"
by Rev. W. Burnet; "a Threefold View
OF Divine Grace" by Rev. George Ever
ard; The Elder Brother" a complete
story.
'Harper's Bazar' for September l4th
has a full-page illustration of the latest
cape, hat and costume from Paris. pate
term supplement-, five pages OF fashion
plates, full page OF portraits and build