The record-union., 1895-04-15

! by Rev. J. B. Whitford: "You Can't Al.
ways Tell, poem, by Ida G. Tulloch
and The Nugget Gulch Plan," by Cap
tain Jack Crawford, the Poet-Scout. The
magazine is published by Joseph w.
Kay, 53 East Tenth street. New York.
The 'Sanitarium" for April Or. A. n.
| Boil, Brooklyn, n. Y } has for its leading
| topics The Need of a National Board OF
! Health" Charles o. Hiscock; Domestic
Garbage Disposal, - w. f. Morse; "StabIe
| Manure and Manure Disposal in New
! York;; How to Burn and How to Save
Cas-" w. r.. Herring; "Old-Fashioned
Nursing Methods; "The Long Island
Water Basin-Brooklyn's Water Sup
ply" A: n. Bell; Alcoholism and Gold
Cures" J. A. Tanner; "a Slight Mia
take"; Mortality and Morbility Re-
ports" Harry Kent Bell; Mortality
Statistics Abroad for the Year 1897;
Hygiene of Paris, 1892; Medical Ex-
cerpt," I. P. CORDIALLY; Serum Their
apy." NM. Lebreton and Magdelain;
The Grip Assumes Pseudo-Tubercu-
Ious Form" NJ. Lemoine; ''Prognosls in
Typhoid Fever" NJ. Moussons; DE
squamation in the Typhoid Fever OF
Children" NJ. We'll; Treatment OF
Typhoid Fever with Cold Baths" Nj
Glenard; "Atrophy and the Arrest O
Growth of the Foot Constant Sign
Coxalgia," NJ. Vincent; New Cure for
Hay Fever" Fuber.
The Magazine of Art" for April Gas
sell Publishing Company, New York;,
has as a frontispiece The Nursery.n by
y. a. Waterlow, A. r. A.; photogravure
Study" by Professor Herkomer, r. A, !:
''Renier Ansloo and His Mother.'' by
Rembrandt; Winter Exhibition at the
Royal Academy" by Claude Phillips,
with four illustrations; ''Mr. Yerkes'
Collection at Chicago-the Modern Mas
ters," by f. Il. Stephens. with six illus
tratlons; Art in the Theater-Th Pio-
neers of Modern English Stage Mount
lng-Philipe jacques de Loutherbourg,
Il. A." by w. j. Lawrence, with head
piece and six Illustrations; I'm Manx-
land" by Rimbault Dibdin, with six
Illustrations by Herbert Railton;
'Shakespeare's Songs-Song from Mer-
chant of Venice" with an illustration by
Miss Molly 3. Evans: "Some Recent
Architectural Sculpture, and the Insti-
tute OF Chartered Accountants-Joh ohm
Belcher, Architect" by Reginald Blom-
field, with seven illustrations; Recent
Illustrated Volumes" with headpiece
and three illustrations; The Chronicle of
Art" with headpiece and eleven illus
trations.
The American Magazine of Civics"
for April New York. has these papers ::
The. Modern Theory of Representa-
tion," Lewis r. Harley; "N hat is Eco
nomio Value?" Arthur Kitson; Patriot
Ism," Wilmot H. Goodale; IAN Historic
Legislative Crisis" Alfred E. Lee; Go
lonial relationship to the Motherland,"
j. IL. Long; Revision of Constitutions" !"
William W. Phelps; what True Patriot
ism Demands of the American Citizen"
Roger Sherman; Reform from the
Farmers Point of View," Wilbur Aid
rich; The Cry of Anarchist" Eugene V.
Debs; "Bimetallism VS.. the Single Stand
ard" l.. Bradford Prince; Some Aspects
of the Liquor Problem" Henry o. Ward;
the Sabbath as a Civil Institution"
Rev. b. w. Williams; and, in addition,
extended notes on the civic outlook and
reviews and editorials by Editors Palm
and Waite.
The American Historical Register
for April (Philadelphia) is at hand. 1t is a
monthly magazine that ought for patriotic
reasons alone to be in every home in the
land. Among the leading articles in the
April number are THE Burgher Guard
OF New Amsterdam" ION Commodore
James Barron, U. S. NJ" with portrait;
John PrIntz, Governor of New Sweden,''
The Society of Cincinnati in Connecti-
cut" Memoirs of Francois Bonde
Nichols "Some Colonial Families"
'Old Fort Frederick" !" 1.-The Return of
the Ensign" Washington and His
Services to the Colonies, I75I-I75S."
There is fine portrait of "Mad'' Anthony
" oy hos NC 1hSRlSLor Is edited by
Charles II. Browning, of the American
Historical Association, and is aided by
twenty eight associates, representing the
several patriotic societies of America"
The April Number of the Authors
Journal New York. is particularly in
terestlng one. containing much informa-
ton and many valuable hints for writer's
Among the practical articles are: THE
Qualities That Sell Manuscripts" by Tu-
dor Jenks; Experiences With Publish
ers," by Mary j. Holmes, the popular
author. and "A Contributors Trials" by
Leander s. Keyser. There is a sketch
with portrait OF Richard Watson Glider
in the series American Magazine Edit
ors," and the regular departments. in
cluding The Manuscript Market" with
its list of periodicals that pay for contri-
buttons; the Index to Literary Arti-
cles, Among the Periodicals." with its
announcement of prizes. ETC., and the
Replies and Decisions columns are
continued.
The Bookman's Journal" is a new
! magazine, that comes into a well-filled
held, but we think it will make take and
mold place. 1t is literary journal from
the publishing house of Dodd, Mead q
Co., New York. 1t is freely illustrated
treats of new books. literary men and
women, of fiction, poetry, art and letters,
have something of photography that is
choice, tells us of new writers, OF Ameri-
can and English literary news, and OF the
book marts of the world. We like THE
Bookman." 1t is scholarly and vigorous,
varied and full of interest.
Romance for a priI New York. has
these stories (under the new manage
ment): 1.-The Blue-Tkroated God. !"
Flora Annie Steel; "Johnston's Ad-
venture" w. l.. Alden; 'Zette,'' Emile
Roustan; My First Dress Coat,
AInhnnza 7 oIr 8
). b. Hale; "a Lesson in the Art,'
Anthony Hope; Settled Out of Court. 4"
Mrs. Alexander: Mona le Maguet."
Francois Cope; THAT Church Picture, :"
Richard o. Monroy; The Interviewer"
Paper and Press for April CIV. NJ.
Patton, Philadelphia) is, if that can be,
better than any OF its predecessors, for we
know of no technical journal so well
printed, better, or so well illustrated or
more interestingly edited. Printers, book
lovers, binders, engravers, paper-makers,
printers suppliers, stereotypers, process
workers, electrotypers, pressmen-how
can any of these afford to be without
Paper and Press"
liable Talk for April (Philadelphia)
tells US of Etiquette of the Spring Sea-
son." 1.-THE Peanut as a Food Constitu-
ent," THE Dietetic DISQUALIFICATION, ~
The Literature of Childhood" "a New
Bill of Fare" Easter Flowers" white
House China, 1S29-1S77,' - "Given in Mar
rage" new menus, the market list, fash
Ionable luncheons and tea toilets, "a
Dinner With Wagner"
Home and Country" for April, edited
by Corporal Tanner published by Joseph
W. Kay, New York;, tells of Easter in
the olden time, of life among the Afghans,
kindergarten schools, New India, of
farms and bombs, of tho benefits of
irrigation, of historical events that have
peen told for freedom, of street types, of
Venetian glass, and has. beside. poetry
stories and sketches in variety.