The record-union., 1896-09-11
new PUBLICATIONS.

liable Talk" for September (Phila-
dalphia) has these leading articles:
Mr.. Edison's Quick Lunch at His Lab
oratory"; THE Pleasures of a Re-
stricted Diet; THE New Bill of Fare;
'sThe Club-Its Advantages versus OBJ
jections'; ''The Wooden Wedding An
niversary"; In Woman's Line; Fore
shadowings for the Social Season, 1896
97"; In the Juvenile World; House
keepers Inquiries; Gold Entrees:
Creole Recipes; New Menus for Sep
tember"; "Seasonable Recipes; En-
tertainments."
Municipal Engineering for Septem-
Der Undianapolis) is at hand. 1t has
an article on the drainage system of
Sacramento. 1t has, besides, The
Nomenclature of Asphalt and Mineral
Bitumen or Pitch; Street and Road
Paving in Germany Robert Grim
shaw; Some Neglected Points in Mu-
nicipal Work. H. X. Lands; County
Parks" T. H. Mcbride; Allowable
Magnesia in Portland Cement" Irving
A. Bachman; Cost of Altoona's Filter
Beds and Sewerage Disposal Plant; /;
Foundations for Street Pavements"; !;
"SewageDisposal" Recent Inventions: !:
Improvement News; Electric Street
Sweeping; Alleys and Public Health; !;
why Not Great State Highway in
California;"
''Appleton's Popular Science Month
ly'' Cd. Appleton & Co., New York; has
numerous illustrations and portrait of
Samuel Luther Dana. It's leading pa
pcrs are: principles of Taxation" UII),
by Hon. David A. Wells; The Symp-
sychograph," by President d. S. Jor-
dan; Some Modern Views of the Cell
by ]. E. Humphrey; "The Vivisection
Question" by Professor c. F. Hodge;
immigration and Crime" by Sydney
G. Fisher; illusions and Hallucina
tions,'' by Professor William Romaine
Newbold; Social Insects" by l.. n.
Badenoch; THE Potters Art Among
Native Americans" by Alice d. lie
Plongeon; Dust and Sand Storms in
the West" by Professor ]. A. Udden;
1.-The New Woman and Her Debts" by
G. de Graffenried; THE Banziris of the
Congo Basin," by M. F. j. Clozel; En-
rico Ferri on Homicide" by Helen Zim-
mern; 'Dogbane and Milkweed," by
Maud Going (E. M. Hardinge); "A Cam
bodian Primary School," by NJ. Adehe-
radm Leclere; Sketch of Samuel
Luther Dana"
The National Magazine formerly
the "Bostonian'D is at hand for Septem-
ber (Boston) and is very richly illus
trated. Its chief articles are: Lii
Hung Chang, the Viceroy of China"
Arthur w. Tarbell; THE Curse of the
East" Gepers), c. H. Gibbons; Miss
YNl~ he, 1,-T A T,o 1,
"Marg ret a story. Max B. Thrasher;
Yachting on the Great Lakes Ed
mund S. Hoch; AN Idyl Of the Streets" :"
Francis A. Mathews; The Tea Supply
of the United States,'' Edward H. Mil
Ter; THE Newfoundland Bank Trials"
P. T. McGrath; "A One-Sided View of
Santa Cruz, California G. S. Mead;
Living Fashion Plates" photographs
of stylish yachting suits and summer
gowns made and photographed express
ly for the National Magazine; !;
Honor" story, Agnes Provost; His
Fathers Memoirs" story, Albert E..
Lawrence.
'Lippincott's Magazine for Septem-
Der (Philadelphia) has these interesting
papers: "A Marital Liability COM
Natural History of 'Fiatism, Fred p.
Powers; "A Tiger-Hunt in Borneo,"
Jean T. Van Gestel; THE Life of a
Medical Student A. L. Benedict; How
| to Conduct Local Newspaper" John
A. Cockerill; "a Hard Answer" Alice
MacGowan; advantages of Interna-
tional Exhibitions" Theodore Stanton;
How Hawkins Was Regulated Henry
A. Parker; Company" Charles c. Abb
bott: "a Painting of Apelles." Wolf Won
Schierbrand; "Heroines, Past and Pres
ent," Nina r. Allen.
"McClure's Magazine" for September
CNew York; is very freely and very
handsomely illustrated. The frontis-
piece is an excellent profile portrait of
Abraham Lincoln. The principal fea-
lures are: "A Century of Painting"
Will H. Low; In the Time of the Sweet
brier'' Harriet P. Spofford; THE Dis
coyery of Anaesthesia," Elizabeth w.
Morton; "Lincoln's Lost Speech" Ce-
port of the speech, never before pub
lished), H. c. Whitney; circumstances
Of it's delivery, Joseph Medill; "Phroso,"
serial Anthony Hope; Among the
Gloucester Fishermen" Elizabeth 5.
Phelps; "A Sea Change" Morgan Rob-
ertson: kitty Neil" an old Irish ballad,
John F. Waller; whistler, Painter and
Comedian ..The Extreme Edge of HaZ-