The record-union., 1896-11-08

trated): THE Abundance of Animal
Life, NJ. Albert Gaudry; Shells" Mar
garet Wentworth Leighton Qllus-
trated): The Employment of the Motor
Activities in Teaching" Professor Ed
ward r. Shaw, Phi. d.: Double Per-
sonality.'' Professor William Romaine
Newbold; Two Scientific WORTHLESS.
Harrison Allen. NJ d. Qllustrated);
"A Dogs Laugh" NJ. lie Vicomte d'Ai-
glun Gllustratedo: Popular Supersti-
TONS Walter James Hoffman. NJ D.;
Science in Wheat-Growing, NJ. p. p.
Deherain: Evolution of Insect In
stinct," NJ. Oh. Perton; Deaf and
Dumb" Mabel Ellery Adams; Sketch
OF William c. Redfield' with portraiD.
Kenyon Vests book on THE Lau-
reates OF England Of. A. Stokes Co.
New York; has attracted much attention
N England. where it has had q very
good sale. Mr.. Gladstone wrote a per-
sonal letter in regard to it as follows:
1 appreciate the honor you do the old
country in taking literary notice of
the curious subject of the Laureate
snip. There is much history connected
with it. 1t seems always TO have been
difficulty. l declined TO advise filling
1t up. Yet, Salisbury has done other
wise. Kenyon Vests selections from
the works of the Laureates, and passing
them in memories. are of much interest
and value" Alfred Austin has also
written letter of appreciation and
congratulation to the author
'Sothron's Magazine" for November
(Philadelphia). freely illustrated and
selling al , cents, has these papers:
"Teresita," by Hester Stuart; Mrs.
porothea in Her Garden" by May
Lowthorp; The Turn in the Road"
by George Albert DROWN "A Hungry
Flat Incident" by Thomas P. Mont
ford; 'Santo Domingo City" by A H
O'Brien; "A Field Daisy" by Cordelia
Odenheimer; King Turkey Regns Su-
preme," by Everett Shinn; Priscilla"
by H. S. Keller; The Downward Mo-
mentum Acquired by Mig Willum," by
Philip V. Mighels; Thoughts and
Thinkers" by F. G. Odenheimer.
THE Food of the Anglo Saxons" by
Dora NJ. Morrell is the title of the
leading article in the November issue
cf Table Talk" 1t touches upon the
menus and special dishes eaten by the
English in America, Australia, England
Canada and India, and is followed by
Some Old-Fashioned Thanksgiving
Dainties," by Eliza r. Parker. Miss
Cornelia c. Bedford gives an exhaust
i've and valuable article on Bread;
Miss f. Marguerite Lindley on Dress
and It's Effect Upon Health and Mind"
Mrs. Burton Kingsland tells of Hos
pitality in Germany" and Mrs. NJ C.
Myer describes the Chinese Woman
of High Caste and her home life. Sea-
sonable and Creole recipes, the Thanks
giving Menus and Entertainments and
the Housekeepers' Inquiries are full of
help and information for the house
keeper and home-maker. Any of our
readers sending their name and address
to the Table Talk Publishing Company
of Philadelphia, Pa, are offered sam
pie copy of the magazine free.
4 x
The Pocket Magazine for Novem-
Der CF. A. Stokes Company, New York;
has these complete stories: THE Three
Correspondents" A. Conan Doyle; "Ro-
same" Jane Barlow; THE Lady of the
IAtd 1tuiliii dis al iIuI L. NIulilGI-
Couch 90; "Dirge" Charles Kelsey
Gaines; I'm Borrowed Plumes,'' w. w
Jacobs THE Voice of the Mountain"
Stephen Crane; "Ye Ghoste of Ye Olde
Bowerie Roade," Percie w Hart
That splendid worker for better mu-
nicipal conditions Municipal Engeer-
ing" Undianapolis) is at hand for No
Y a re WV &c
roads, sewerage, city lighting and
cleaning. bridges. sanitation, etc, full
of matter OF great interest to city resi-
dents. besides several special papers.
such as report of the Meeting of Amer
lean Society of Municipal Improve
nlents. With a Critical Review and Out
line of the Proceedings: advantages
ef an Asphalt Testing Laboratory" N
p. Lewis; Special Requirements for
Asphalt, Asphalt Mixtures and Tests
A. w. Dow; Repairs of Asphalt Fave
rnents,'' E. 3. Guthrie; Modern Street
Railway Track Construction on Asphalt
Faved Streets" F. w. Cappelen; Test
ing Paving Brick A. u. Thompson:
Paving Streets With Bricks" S. j.
Hathaway; "Rumbling of Brick Pave
ments." Ernest Adam.
The Outlook Illustrated Magazine"
for October 31st 13 Astor Place, New
York; is at hand 1t is very freely illus
trated. It's leading papers concern
the Junior Republic at Freeville," by
Washington Gladden. Princeton TAG
1885, by Henry Van Dyke D. D.: "A
Visit to William Morris Factory" by
r. F. Tueblin: Sir George Williams.
Founder of the Y. NJ. G. A." by Lord
Kinnaird: Kate Carnegie" serial by
Ian Maclaren.
"The Church at Home and Abroad"
for November (PhiiadeIphia) has
great many pages on church and mis-
sion work of the Presbyterians, and
has also special articles on Freed
men," Education" Colleges and
Academies" the Indian" Ministerial
Relief" Church Erection" ETC.
The leader in the November number
of ''The Engineering Magazine" (New
York;, THE Industrial Effects of Finan-
cial Isolation" by Logan G.. McPher-
son, is mastery exposition of the
penalty our industries would pay for
the national adoption of the silver
standard Colonel Prout diSo,,ccae