The record-union., 1895-07-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The Arena" for July BOSTON, has this
table OF contents: wendell Phillips
Portrait'; REV. L. L. Allen on Hudson's
Duality of Mind Disproved"; "A. Taylor
on the Universal Church,; "B. 0. Flower
on the Spanish Peninsula Century of
Sir Thomas Morep; "Anson J. Webb
on Outline of q New Philosophy of
Money!; Opposing Views by Legisla-
tors on Age of Consent,"a symposium by
Hon. c. y. Robinson, Hon. J. i. Rowen,
Hon. Il. FL. Gurley, Hon. A. c. Tomp-
kins. and Hon. VIII Ii. Lyons. with
notes by Helen II. Gardner; Richard J.
Hinton on Wendell Phillips" a charac-
ter study; "B. 0. Flower on the Right Of
the Child Considered in the Light of
Heredity and Prenatal Influence; ;;
Lillian Whiting on a Story of Psychical
Communication"; "John Davis on Ma
poleon'; "Representative Women on
Vital Social Problems-Is the Single Tax
Enough?" sarah Mif1lin Gay on
| Frances e. RusselP'; Frank Burlington
Vrooman on Child Life and the Kinder
garten." The Arena" is more and more
nounced free lance in literature.
One of the strongest numbers yet pro-
duced by 'Donahoe's MagaZine'' (Bos-
| tom comes to US in the July issue. 1t
contains several articles OF serious aud
| thought-provoking nature as well as the
customary amount OF lighter literary
sketches attractively illustrated. DR..
| Edward McGlynn makes protest
against the unequal conditions between
| capital and la Dor in America. In Gath
olic Summer Schools" Rev. John Talbot
Smith w rites an article of critical force.
SIN the Footsteps of Father Damien,"
! by Charles $. ON ell, recounts the re-
suits of the heroic work OF the leper
apostle. Catholic Church Architecture
in the United States,' by Charles d. Ma
ginnis, embodies healthy criticism. Other
| Interesting sketches, illustrated, are:
"Historic Maynooth." by William A. H.
Byrne; yachts and Yachtng." by
! Frank Ii. Sweet: "St. AIMS Day Among
the Micmacs." by John II. Wilson; The
Present Irish Literary Movement" by
D. j. O'Donoghue, and "a Day in
| Venice"
The Young Peoples Magazine" for
| July BOSTON, is freely illustrated and has
these among other papers; Wellesley
Little Company to Tea Henry Cleve
land Wood; "Nell's Opportunity" Louise
| Parker Stevens; THE Star-Spaugled
Banner" Charles II, Willard; Strange
! Legends About the Creation OF Woman"
Gertrude Nj. Wilson; The Little Doc
! tor" Eden L. Rexford; Claiming His
| OWN Albert f. Lawrence; Auto
| " VI.
Strong: "A Gordian Knot" Anna l..
| Raymond; "Queer Traits of the Great"
| Frederick Elton Allen; Words of Pa
triotism." from Goldsmith and Scott:
''The Fate of Genius" Gertrude NJ. Will
! son; stamps and Coins,' Henry \.
! Kidder.
| Nine illustrations by Edwin A. Abbey
for Andrew Lang's comment on Mid
summer-Night's Dream,' twenty pict-
/ f-I-.. - n
! sketches of Florida cowboys by Fred
eric Remington, tour drawings by Il.
Cation Woodville for Poultry Bigelow's
German Struggle for Liberty" eleven
/ sketches by W. T. Smedley, illustrating
short stories. and three paintings for the
Joan of Arc" serial by f. V. Du Mond
these are some of the pictorial attrac-
/ tions of the August "Harper's Maga-
zine" spirit of recreation and good
! humor peryades the number, which is
/ one Of the most entertaining as well as
artistic yet published.
Rebeccs Harding Davis story" Doctor
| Warrick's Daughters" began in 'Har-
per's Bazar'' of July 9th, is to run during
! the rest of the year. The sceno opens in
| Pennsylvania after the war, but much Of
the action takes place in the Southwest, a
/ part of the country with which Mrs.
| Davis is familiar. and which affords op-
! portunity for much picturesque descrip-
| ton. Full of movement, and contrast
! ing several marked types, doctor War
| rick's Daughters" will fascinate every
reader. 1t s safe to predict an army Of
readers for so absorbing story.
4 new serial story by Brander Mat
thews is TO be published In "Harper's
| Weekly" beginning III the first number
/ in July and to continue for three months.
| The title is "His Fathers Son." and its
scene is laid in tie city of New York,
with especial emphasis upon that inter-
| esting region of New York which the
| events of the last twelve months have
mark ed as the cor cordium of prosperous
merica-Wall street. illustrations for
| his story are by L. De Thulsirup.
| "All-around Athletics is the title of
Spalding's Athletic Library for June,
| written by II. S. Cornish of the Chicago
Athletic Association, and it will be help
! to those who follow all-around athletics.