The record-union., 1896-08-03

from the usual reports notes. ETC. .
More About the Public Baths in New
York." Moreau Morris. NJ. D.; Move
ment of Population in France" c. w
Chancellor, M. D.; "Purification of
Public Water Supplies George w
Robe. M. D.; What Sanitation Has
Done for Life Professor w. H. Brew
er; sanitary Progress in Savan-
nah. Ca. ]. c. lie Hardy. NJ. D.;
Does PureWater Pay?" Engineering
News; Immunity, Natural and Ac-
CURED" ]. NJ. French, NJ. D.; Infected
Atmosphere, Guy Hinsdale, NJ. D..
"Sleeplessness, Frank P. Norbury, NJ.
D.; What Fools These Mortals Bel"
"Medico-Surgical Bulletin: Medical
Examining Boards" William w. Potter,
Nj. D.
"Harper's Bazaar" of July 18th has an
editorial on Local Atmosphere and
papers on New York Fashions" Mid
summer Fashions for Men, French
Summer Toilettes," Summer Cos
tumes," illustrated. and then interest
ing articles, besides many fine pictures;
IAN Artists Memorial" IAN Anglo
American Club in London London
Philharmonic Concerts, Paris Let
ter by Katherine de Forest; Devices
for Hot Weather" The Care OF
Drains; Ladies Golf in England" by
Anna Wentworth Sears; Books for
Pleasure; "The outdoor Woman" by
Adelia K. Brainerd Household Furni-
ture and Decoration" by Mary Artois;
THE Invalid's Room; after the
Roses; "Bed-making'; Wrinkles for
HouseE eepers," by Christine Terhune
| T bxy
Mary Fairchild Morris; Bound in Shall
lows" by Eva Wilder Brodhead, ", ";
The chief illustration is douple-page
picture ''L'Art d'Etre Grand -pere-Mr.
Gladstone and His Grandson, Deinol
Gladstone, in the Library of the Rec
tory, Hawarden."
"The Magazine of Art" (Cassell Pub
fishing Company, New York; for August
is brilliantly illustrated. Chief among
the features of this leading art journal
are: Preparing for the Soiree," by w.
Hunt, frontispiece; Corner of Villiers
Street, Charing Cross drawn by j.
Pennell and reproduced in lithograph
and lime process; "a Pastoral" by
Corot, engraved by d. Tinayre; THE
New Gallery and Royal WaIter-C Color
oOCltly, ny t IT, kolSpileIS, Will SEVEN
illustrations; "The Drawings of Sir
Edward Burne-Jones. by Alfred Lys
| Baldry with four Illustrations; BAT
tie Pictures" by Charles Williams, war
correspondent; Sport in Art: Shooting
I-IV.," by John Guile Millais, F. Z. s.,
with six Illustrations; "An Experiment. -
by Joseph Pennell; THE Royal Acad-
emy," with four illustrations; The
Paris Salons: An Appreciation of Mod
ern French Art" by M. H. Spielmann;
Lord Leighton, P. r. A. Some Remin-
iscences and an Explanation of the
| Methods in Which the South Kensing-
ton Frescoes Were Painted" by James
| Ward, with eight illustrations; THE
Chronicle Of Art with twelve illustra-
tiOnS.
The Lotus" for July 0<ansas City,
MOI announces itself as a monthly
hereafter. This quaint narrow-page,
little literary gem has these features
Cover Drawing, B. F. Pietersz;
Drawing" Max Knowles; ''TO My
Saint Cecilia Pin," Caroline B. Morse;
The Golden Asp Robert z. Everett;
"As Told to Mildred" Nitsua Yendis
illustrated by Raymond NJ Crosby;
wind and Sea- Frank Markward;
The Mirror" Julia Mcmillan; Song"
| William Emory Griffith; Drawing
Sunset at Ravenna," Claude Fayette
Bragdon; Fifty to Fifty" Charles
Fletcher Scott; Seas of Mud" Br'yn
| Wood Her Heart" Alvin NJ. Hendee;
"A Notable Poem" B. w. Woodward !;
"The Unreal Real" L. w. Mott; "a
Decadent Sketch George E. Creel.
"The American Journal of Sociology
for July (Chicago) has these papers:
Peace Movement in Europe Freder-
ick Passy; THE Reversal of Malthus," +"
Albion w. Tourgee; THE Swiss and
Their Politics." Jesse Macy; Profit
Sharing at Ivorydale,' l. w. Howerth; :;
The German Inner Mission" QII),
Charles r. Henderson; Sanitation and
Sociology" Marion Talbot; THE Social
Forces" Lester F. Ward Social Con-
troll 0II), Edward Alsworth Ross
christian Sociology" (VI), Shailer
Mathews; reviews, notes and abstracts,
periodical literature of sociology, bibli-
ography.
THE Clack Book" for July Oansing,
Michigan) is another novel literary VEN
ture. 1t is oddly printed and quantity
illustrated, and its features are all hui
morous, but of a refined order Cover
| design, E. B. Bird; "Sine Qua Non,"
poem, Howard Marcus Strong; "The
Conquering Provincial" Maurice
Thompson; Wanted" poem, John A.
Conwell; drawing, Helen Randall; Car
rying the Banner" George Collin Davis;
| THE Moon" poem, William Henry Wat
son; THE Yellow Smoke" Karl Edwin
| Hartman; drawing Rob Wagner; "The
Cloister of the Plains,'' Ella w Peattie
"a Remarkable Story" Illustrated poem
Ralph Bergengren, and the "Clacks'
|
| -'Harper's Weekly for August 1st will
contain an article on the trolley system
of New York City and it's environs with
| a map showing the enormous develop
ment of this means of transit; and many
pleasant routes for days or an even
/ ing's outing will be outlined The con-
tributor is Ernest IngersoH, author of
| Country Cousins Friends Worth
Knowing" etc In the same number
will be a capital golf story by W. G. van
T. Sutphen, entitled THE Hong Kong
| Medal
"The Culver" for August (Cassell
| Publishing Company, New York;
is as usual filled with choice, helpful
| Sunday reading matter 1t is one of
the best Christian magazines of which
we have any knowledge. 1t is fully
| illustrated and has many careful and
entertaining departments