The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-06-15
RECoRD-UNIoN SATURDAY. JUNE
new PUBLICATIONS.

new PUBLICATIONS.
The June "Donahoesu is an excellent
number, containing an assortment of
interesting popular articles. David
of Building and Loan Associations;
Cremation in the Past" by S. Barring
Gould. tells the history of incineration of
the dead; "RuskIn as Poet' is discussed
by Rev. John Conway, A. NJ. The inter-
est recently reawakened in the "Execu
ton of Mrs. Surratt' for the murder OF
President Lincoln, is crystalIized in an
illustrated article by Charles S. O'Neil.
James Madison Foley punctures some
fables of New Mexican history, and in
Three Artist Monks of Florence Julie
Caroline O'Hara tells of the artistic
glories of that city. There are number
Of sketches, literary, historic and Of
timely import. and the illustrations are,
as usual, most attractive. Donahoe's
Magazine Company, GIL Washington
street, Boston.
Miss Annie G. Weeks has written the
words and Miss Lizzie NJ. Griffin the
music to love song entitled. Dear Lit
tie Love-" 1t is published in sheet form,
arranged for the piano, by Hammers
Music Store of this city. The title page
is handsomely illuminated and bears a
large cabinet size half-tone portrait OF
Miss Adele Grau of this city. The song
is in three stanZas with a refrain, and the
music on four pages. 1t is charming
melody OF marked originality. The
words are very much, above the level of
most composition of this order, possess
ing poetlcal qualities without sacrifice to
the demands OF music. Too often words
10 sentimental songs are little more than
the filling for the measures of the score.
The composition is credit TO its author
ship on both sides, and we anticipate it's
popularity.
Paper and Press" for June CIV. NJ.
Patton, Philadelphia) is richly and freely
illustrated. Among the leading papers
oil this leading technical magazine are:
Contrast and Harmony of Color In
Printing; duplication of Objects by
Electrotyping"; ILLUSTRATED Books of
the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries";
durability of Modern Books; Book
binding in France (Fletcher's impor-
nique of Handbook MakinR''; "Hand
Gliding aud Modern Bookbinding";
Staining and CoIoring of Paper; 1.-THE
Origin of Half Tone"; Modern Illus
trating and Engraving"
Poet Lore for June-July, double
number 196 Summer street, BOSTON,, has
these papers: "Alladine and Palomides,"
a prose play. Maurice Maeterlinck; 1.-THE
Devil Inspires the Monk" Lindsay Todd
Damon; "virgips Art" John Albee:
Observation-Disclosures of Pastoral Poetry"
Joshua Kendall; 'Greek Traits in Walt
Whitman" Emily Christians Monck;
"Uriel Acosta," Richard Hovey and
Francois Stewart Jones; "Ruskin's Let
ters to Chesneau." William G. Kings
land; Recent British Verse;; Another
Browning Note," Bliss Carman. and be-
sides chapter on choice of subject mat
ter in the poets.
The June "Sanitarian" brooklyn. N.
~, has among other papers these i'm
portant ones: Work of the Sanitary En-
gineer," William Paul Gerhard; Period
of Death as Indicated by Natural His
tory" M. Mequin; infectious Diseases
in Public Schools" Moreau Morris;
"Auntie Septic" l.. ID. W.; Sewerage in
Foreign Cities-Amsterdam," Edward
Towns" William Farley; "Tea-On a
Comfortable Cup of Tea" Janet Reid.
The school Review" for June HAM
ilton. New York;, edited by the President
of Cornell University and the Principal
of Colgate Academy, is a special mid
summer edition, containing the official
report OF the Classical Conference held at
Ann Arbor, Mich, in March. The lead
ing essay is by Andrew +. West. "Should
L
in Our Secondary Schools ?''
'Harper's Weekly" for June Sth has a
full-page portrait of the late Secretary of
State, w. q. Gresham, portrait of the
late Hugh McCulloch, fine full-page
naval picture, views of the University of
North Carolina, a double-page yachting
picture. views in Ceylon and in Cuba and
pictures of the intercollegiate athletic
games at Berkeley Oval. n. Y.
"McClure's Complete Life of Napoleon"
is reprint from ''McClure's Magazine,D
with ESQ strong pictures. This story of
Napoleon's career is by Miss Ida NJ.
Tarbell, and mas attracted much attention
for its vigor. accuracy and literary excel
lence. The volume is number of MIC
Cures Magazine Library" 80 Lafay cite
Place, New York.
The young Peoples Magazine" for
June BOSTON, is handsomely illustrated,
aud treats of the Boston School Regiment.
the Schools of Brookline, of Queer Traits
Of the Great, of Two Historical Horses,
of Marengo, or Stamps and Coins, and
has poetry, stories and sketches. 1t is one
of the handsomest printed magazines of
the day.
''Harpers Bazar'' for June Sth has q
full-page picture OF Paris driving COS
tune, chapter on New York fashions,
several fashion plates, two serial stories,
two short stories, sketches, poetry and a
fine full-page wood cut, LA Belle An
glaise," from Madkazo's painting.
The Kindergarten News" for June
springfield. Mass.) is laden with matter
of interest to parents and teach ers of the
very young. It has as frontispiece b
fine portrait of Mrs. Eliza A. Baker, a
noted Kindergartener.
"Baby hood" for June BABY hood Pub
fishing Company, New York; is full of
matter valuable to nurses, mothers and
all having babes in interests at heart.
Fashions Penalties.
Mr.. Billus-Maria, how does it happen
that Fanny isn't going to church with
you this morning?
Mrs. Billus-You know as well as l do,
John, that when Bessie and Kate and /
go to church somebody has got to stay at
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