The record-union., 1895-03-06
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The Atlantic Monthly" for March
ldoughton, MlI11ln " Co., BOSTON, has
besides it's reviews, editorials and THE
Contributors Club" the following pa
pers: The Seats OF the Mighty" serial,
Gilbert Parker; The Secret of the Ro-
man Oracles," Rodolfo Lanciani; "Simu-
lacra," Madison Cawein; ''Some Confess
sions OF a Novel Writer" J. Z. Trow-
bridge; 'GridOu's Pity" part l., Grace
Howard Peirce; "Bova Unvisited," Eliz-
abeth Puilen; Evening IN Salisbury
Close" Clinton Scollard; "Immigration
and Naturalization" II. sydney Everett:
"a Singular Life" (serialj Elizabeth Stu
art Phelps" AT the Granite Gate," Bliss
Carmau; "A Pupil of Hypatia," Harriet
Waters Preston and Louise Dodge:
some Words on the Ethics OF Co-oper-
ative Production" (. NJ. Ludlow: THE
Direction OF Education" \. 5. ShaIer;
william Dwight Whitney" Charles
Rockwell Lamman; "Major and Minor
Bards'; Curtis as Man of Letters"
"Harper's Magazine' New York for
March Is well illustrated, not so pro-
fusely and brilliantly as some numbers.
/ but sufficiently, for we must not expect
all issues to be equal in excellence in pic
torial art. The leading features are:
! Fox Hunting in the United States.u
| seventeen illustrations, by Caspar W.
/ Whitney; 1.-The Trial Trip OF a Cruiser"
siXiIlustrations, by William Floyd Sicard;
The Literary Landmarks Of Jerusalem, -
ten illustrations, by Laurence Hutton:
4 THE Industrial Region of Northern Ala
| bama, Tennessee and Georgia" eighteen
! illustrations, by Julian Ralph; IAN
( American Academy at Rome,'' two illus
/ trations. by Royal Cortissoz; ''Heredity."
/ by st. George Mivart; New York's
. Common Schools" by Stephen II. OIiu:
last chapters of The Princess Aline. u
/ four illustrations, by Richard Harding
/ Davis; fourth installment OF Hearts In
/ surgent," by Thomas Hardy: four COM
/ plete short stories: - Californian" bv
/ Geraldine Bonner; The Second Missouri
/ Compromise" by Owen Wister, illus
! trated; 'Fame's Little Day." by Sarah
! Orne Jewett, illustrated; and IAN Every-
| day Affair" by olga Finch.
There are q number of special features
/ in the Century" for March (N.Y.l, The
| frontisptece Is rare and interesting por-
/ trait Of the Empress Josephine, and there
are other illustrations of Professor
Sloane's life of Napoleon, in which the
! record of the Corsican period is closed
/ and NapOleOn's stirring lie in Paris
/ taken up. There is the first of three pa
/ pers by Miss Harriet Waters Preston OF 2
new field of travel entitled Beyond the
Adriatic," being an account of the beau
tIul region on the east side of the Adri-
attic from Trieste to Albania; also a fully
illustrated paper on the late Jean
Carries, sculptor and potter, thought
to be the first account in an
American magazine fine portraits
( OF Nsaye, the violInlsT, and of Helm
holtZ, with appreciative and critical
articles; beautiful engraving in limo
thy Coles Dutch Masters'' series:
Noah Brooks "reminiscences of the con-
ventions Of 1864 which nominated
Lincoln and Mcclellan; Mrs. Harrison's
( descriptions of Morocco and Southern
/ Spain in her novelette, "Au Errant Woo
/ ing;" squiet installment of Mr.. Craw-
/ ford's Casa Bracco." There is also a
/ paper on The Horse Market" by Henry
/ Chllds Merwin, of interest to lovers and
buyers OF horses, and a vigorous protest
4! by II. &. Bunner against the form of
Cheating at Letters which ne finds in
the thlnly disguised tracts issued in the
shape OF fiction; also the usual mis-
ceilany in the departments, including
TINS month a story in not-too-diflicult
Chinese dialect, entitled ''Chan Tow, the
dIghrob," by Chester Bailey Rernald;
three line sonnets, by Edmond Clarence
Stedman r'Proem to Victorian
Anthology'D, William Prescott Foster
hatahdln"), and Henry Jerome Stock
ara AS some Mysterious Wanderer OF
the Skies and short stories by George
A. Hlbbard aud Harry StillwelI Edwards.