The record-union., 1895-07-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Frank K. Stockton. the author of 1.-THE
Lady, or the Tiger?" contributes under
the title of Love Before Break fast, do
lightful love story to the August Ladies'
Home Journal" Philadelphia Dr.
Parkhurst writes of The Training OF a
Child" to be of value to parents every
where. The biography of the number
consists Of a sketch of The Writer We
Know as Octave Thanet,'" accompanied
by portrait and several views of Miss
trench's home Ethel Mackenzie Me-
Kenna writes of 1.-The Author of Alice
i'll Wonderland and Mrs. Hamilton
Mott contributes sketch of Mrs. heo-
dore Thomas. Thomas Wharton is rep
resented by story, IA Thrippenny
Token" Tom MOore's First Sweet
heart" who lies buried in an unknown
grave in Greenwood Cemetery, is written
Of. American Girls as Niolinists," are
written of by Frederic Reddall. Eliza
beth Bisland writes OF when Living n
tue Country" In the fourth paper of the
series of The Woman Who Most In
tiuenced Me-" "Bill Nye' writes of the
two women who most influenced him.
Women who love dainty needlework
Will be delighted with Helen Mar
Adams Louis Nv. Embroidery De-
signs," and Miss Roberts "Set of Six
Doilies." Miss Parloa writes of Methods
of French Cooking''; Eben e. Rex ford of
Isabel a. Mallon contributes an illus
trated page on the "Pretty Summer
Bodices."
The Century" for August New York;
is at hand. 1t is richly illustrated The
leading features are: Peter Paul Ru-
bens," with engraviugs, Timothy Coe;
The Princess Sonia" Julia Magruder;
Lille of Napoleon Bonaparte," with illus
trations, William NJ. Sloane; ga Bit OF
Ifa1t l. tI0
Nola," with pictures" Mary Scott U a;
Notable Women-Sonya Kovalevsky,"
with portrait. Isabel L. Hapgood; "Old-
fashioned Fishing" Henry Van Dyke;
"A Reply to My Critics." Max Nordau;
"Reminiscences of Literary Berkshire"
Henry Dwight Sedgwick; 1.-THE Rival
RES OF Long and Short Codiac." George
Wharton Edwards; "The Battle of the
Yalu," with twenty-five pictures" Philo
n. McGiftin; lessons From the Yalu
Fight" Alfred I. Mahan; Casa Brac-
cio," +. Marion Crawford; "E'ox Hunt
ing III kentucky" with pictures John
Fox, Jr. 1.-The Strayed Reveler," /.
Frank Tooker; 1.-The Green Grass av
Ovid Ireland" James Whitcomb Riley;
Topics Of the Tlme"; "Open Letters
The August number of the "Magazine
of Arts" (Cassell Publishing Company,
New York. is at hand. 1t is richly illus
trated and has an etched portrait of
Madame De keoamier that is choice art
work. The contents are: "Study,n by
L. j. Poynter. Il. A.; The Trio,'' by 4.
Uhl;ss''The Royal Academy Exhibition"
by the editor with five illustrations;
"The Place of Sculpture in Daily Life
Certain Fallacies." by Edmund Gosse,
with an illustration; Fair Children" by
Miss NJ. Hepworth- Dixon, with three il
Illustrations; Madame De Recamier," by
David, engraved by Jonnard; art in
the sTheater- Drops" by w. Telbin,
with eight illustrations; "A Reminiscence
of Mrs. w. NJ. Rossetti," by William NJ.
Harding, with portrait; "a Probable
illustrations; "Chantilly and Its Art
Treasures" by Della a. Hart, with five
illustrations; 1.-The Chronicle of Art"
with eleven illustrations.
Paper and Press" for July (Philadel-
phia) had, among other papers, these:
1.-The Pittsburg Typothete," w. w.
Pasko; "Grotesquery in Book Making"
scott Press; Status of Three Color
Process; Tendency illustrating" edi-
torial; duplicates by Electrotyping,"
julius Weiss; ornamental Job Compo-
sition," Wrangler; "Dr. Eder on Half
Tone" Max Levy; Results of Four
Line Screen" Max Levy; artistic ADJ
vertising, etc." Oscar d. Binner; 'Stain-
iuS aDO SOltiluS apoIs "A, NJ. Y illOH,
Theory and Technique OF Blank Book
Making" Otto Zahn: Master Binders
of Contemporary Fame" book lover of
Alien burg; Color Printing as 1t Was, Is
and Will Be-; French Centennial of
Lithography''; Earlier Phases of the
Playing Card"
'Lippincott's Magazine" for August
(PhiladeIphia) has this table of contents
Little Lady Lee" Mrs. II. Lovett
Cameron; 1.-THE Bicycling Era" John
Gilmer Speed; 1.-THE Romance of an OK
Team" Charles G. D. Roberts; "Carica-
ture." Nellie B. McCune; "Up Pearson's
Lane" Charles c. Abbott; "a Friend to
the Devil" Maurice Thompson; 1.-The
Passing of the Cowpuncher," William
Trowbridge Larned; 1.-The Pleasures OF
Bad Taste" Annie Steger Winston; "Ap-
piled Art" William L. Nichols; Tho
Mystery of Sound" Will NJ. Clemens;
1.-TWO Prayers" Kathleen Gray Nelson;
with poetry and notes in plenty.
There is none SO homely but loves a
looking-g lass.-South.