The record-union., 1895-05-10
new PUBLICATIONS.

I Lille" Professor Sloan NarfatoS the con-
clusion of Napoleon's campaign in North
ern Italy, including the battls Of Rivoii.
the capitulaliun of Mantua. the humilia-
ton of the Papacy and of Venice, and the
| peace OF Leoben. A new novelette,, 1.-The
Princess Sonia" by Julia Magruder be-
! gins and is illustra ed with dozen pict-
ures. Alexander Macarthur. well known
! in musical circles, contributes q paper on
'Rut' nstein," q personal sketch rom the
point of view OF q pupil and friend. An
nouncement is made that E. j. Glave,
who was with Stanley in his last ex pedi-
] ton in Africa, has been engaged tor
many months in making an investigation
| for The Century" of the slave-trade in
Central Africa, and iorerunner OF his
articles appears in the shape of three
photographs of the inscribed tree under
which is buried the heart OF DR.. Living
| stone Noah Brooks contributes the last
| OF his papers on "Wasnington in Linz
coln's Time" William +. Snythe, one
of the leaders of the irrigation move
ment writes on The Conquest of Arid
America" and illustrations are furnished
| 10y Mary Hallock FoCte and Harry Fem.
y unique feature of the paper is table
of estimates OF the expenses of the Nor
mon Church since its establishment III
Utah. Mrs. Burton Harrison's "Errant
Wooing" comes TO happy ending.
Marion Crawtord's Casa Braccio" con-
tans some striking scenes Other fiction,
i'll various keys, is contributed by Lang
don f.. Mitchell, Richard NJ. Johnston
and Kate Chopin. The third paper of the
series. beyond the Adrialic.' OF which
! Miss Harriet w. Preston writes the text
and Mr.. Pennell makes the illustrations,
concludes the narrative Of this new field
of trayeP' along the Dalmatian Coast.
1 Tho squandering of New York's public
| franchises Is considered by A. G. Bern
hni,,, odd 70 q orinfx Df or,
by Edith Nj. Thomas and others, there
are articles on sanitary reform, forestry,
Southern dialect, children in art, etc.
"Harper's Magazine" for May New
York; which is very profusely and richly
illustrated, has these special features:
''In Sunny Mississippi" thirteen illus
trations, by Julian Ralph; True, Talk
of Dreams" by William Dean Howells;
'Some Wanderings in Japan," nineteen
illustrations, by Alfred Parsons; The
Museum OF the Prado," fifteen reproduce
tlons OF famous paintings, by Royal Cor
| tlssoZ; 1.-The Story OF the Liver" by DR..
Andrew Wilson; personal Recollections
of Joan of Arc" three illustrations. The
number includes the sixth part of Mr..
short stories: LA Tinaja Bonita" by
Owen Wister. illustrated by Frederic
Remington; by Hook or Crook" by
Robert Grant, with illustrations by G.. d.
Gibson; and Dutch Kitty's White Slip
pers," one of Julian Ralph's tales of
"Peopie We Pass in East-side New
York, with illustrations by Carleton.
Rev. Brockholst Morgan, d. D., gives
some personal experiences In city mis-
sions under the title "Men's Work
Among Women"
The May number of Paving and
Municipal Engineering" contains much
valuable information for persons inter-
ested in the improvement of cities, in
Guiding an article on the mistakes which
engineers commonly make in their deal
ings with contractors, written by Charles
be Kept by City Engineers" by William
Steyh, G. e.; description of "Some Spe-
cial Sewer Construction" by E. Hill, C.
e.; 1.-The Public Levee at Winona
Minn.," by Fred III. Pickles; "The New
Department OF Public Works in San
Francisco" by G. E. Grunsky; Causes
of Variabl eResuits in Asphaltic Paving"
by A. Rosewater, e. E.; report of the
Northwestern Paving Expedition, and in
addition variety OF articles treating sub b.
jects relating to asphaltic, brick and wood
| block paving, sewer construction, high
ways. etc. The magazine is the special
representative of interests connected
with public improvements, and is meet
| ing the demands of its field. Published
| "
dianapolis Ind.
"Donahoe's Magazine' for May (Bos-
tom is special Jubilee" edition, in
honor OF the golden jubilee of Archbishop
| Williams OF Boston. The article COM
memorative of it is written by Rev.
Mortimer e. Twomey. 1t is profusely
| illustrated. This issue has also a notable
article by Augustin Daily on his methods
OF producing a Shakespearean play. Tho
nd oho
from 1.-The Two Gentlemen of Verona"
Mary Elizabeth Blake describes the
destinations of pedestrian tour through
Europe. This article is also illustrated
The remaining articles, sketches and
poems are well i'll keeping with the GUS
tomary brightness OF this periodical. The
! second lnstailment Of Laure Conap,s
"From Love to Martyrdom" increases
the readers interest III that romantic
story. The ''departments'' and EDITORS
review are repleie with items OF current
interest.
! The 'Sanitarian" for May brooklyn.
n. - opens with an article on Home
Sanitation" by Moreau Morris, NJ. D., OF
| New York. Household Water SuppIyu
and "Suggestions for Building Cistern,o
by j. q. Chase, sanitary engineer, are in
struciive papers. Temperance Teach
! ing ia the Public Schools" by d. F. Lin
coin, NJ. D., is valuable contribution
Hygiene in Medical Education" by DR..
j. l. Desrochos. deals with special need
OF medical education. Sewerage in For
eign Cities'' is by c. w. Chancellor
United States Consul at Havre. Editorial
reviews of the Reports on Cholera" the
New York" and "Canada Quarantines. )"
Free AntItoxine." Negro Progress"
"Tax on Doctors" and several shorter
articles; Medical Excerpts'' and re-
view OF Mortality and Morblity Re-
ports" throughout the country are
features of interest.
Many interesting things about Francis
Scott key-the author OF the star
| Spangled Banner"-are contained in a
pamphlet, which may be obtained Tree
from the Key Monument Associa-
tion of Frederick City, Md. by send
ing one 2-cent stamp for postage. This
| association is raising funds lOr suitable
monument 10 The poet, and they suggest
that in the schools aud everywhere upon
OF betore Flag Day June 14th) this sub
ject be suitably recognized. GontrIbu-
tons, however small, are asked for
Every one who loves the flag ought to
have some small share in building this
monument. The Governor of Maryland
has strongly indorsed the movement.
The names OF ali contributors will be pre-
served i'll tile crypt of the monument,
and published without amountl in the
history or the monument wien COM
pleted.
The midland Monthly" (Des Moines,
Ia.) is very freely illustrated and one of
the handsofnest numbers issued as yet
! by this new magazine. Chief among the
| papers are "The Switzerland of Iowa.
! Samuel Calvin; My Friend Franz"
Merrick Whitcomb; pioneer Art Loan
| Exhibit" Calista II. PATCHING; "farmiii'
| in Dakota" Mortimer G. Brown; bicycle
| Ride TO tho Custer Battletield." Rev.
Eugene May. ID. D.; I'm the Eitlel