The record-union., 1896-06-08
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ak, uIe luIIS
which upholds woman's interests by
being "up-to-date" in everything per-
tanning to the home, and especially
everything having reference to the din
ing-roorn and kitchen, shows it's pro-
gressiveness throughout the current is
sue. It's timely articles on Camp Life
for Girls" by Mrs. Van Coert Schuyler;
Kindergarten in Neighborhood Work"
by Nora Archibald Smith; German
Markets. by Lucy A. S. Geise; Sum
nner Desserts" by Eliza Parker, in ad-
dition to the regular departments con-
tanning recipes, menus and entertain
ments, makes the June number of spe-
Cial value. Housekeepers unacquainted
with Table Talk should avail them
selves of the publishers offer to our
readers of a sample copy free to anyone
sending their address to Table Talk"
Publishing Company, Philadelphia.
"McClure's Magazine (New York;
for June has "Mowgli Fishing as
frontispiece. The number is richly il
lustrated and has these papers: "Remi-
niscences of Harriet Beecher Stowe"
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps; THE Little
the Rukh-Mowgls Introduction to
White Men," a story, Rudyard Kipling;
Grant as Colonel" James L. Crane;
'Phroso," a tale Of brave deeds and
perilous ventures, Anthony Hope; "a
Century of Painting" VIII H. Low;
series of fifteen portraits of Mark
Twain; ''The Life of Abraham Lincoln"
Lincoln's retirement from Congress and
return to the law. Ida NJ. Tarbell; "The
Locomotive That Lost Herself" Cy
Warman.
The Cosmopolitan Magazine for
June (New York; comes to us with
the flaming rose of June on it's title
page. The magazine is very profusely
illustrated, and beautifully so, espe-
cially in THE Examples of Recent Art"
The contents are: "a June Madrigal," ;"
Frank D. Sherman; frontispiece, 80
Deep the Dark Abyss" Robert Burns
Wilson; Concerning the Independence
os Cuba" the editor; Madrid" H. c.
Chatfield- Taylor; "a War Time Aurora
Boreaiis,'' Ellen W. Mayo; War" Cen
eral N A. Miles, u. 5. A; "In Case of
War With England-What? John
Brisben Walker; THE Way Of Fate, -
George de C. Curtis; Mrs. Cliffs
Yacht Frank r. Stockton; The
Sharpshooter," Joseph A. Altsheler;
"Convicts and Bushrangers in Aus
tralia,'' Thomas w. Knox; Suburban
Homes" r. Clipston Sturgis; "Hiida
Strafford; a California story" Beatrice
Harraden; "Dr. Pike and His Wife, -
Gertrude B. Stanton: "In the World of
CT:
ence"
The Engineering Magazine" (New
York; for June has The Fruits of
Fraudulent Railroad Management" J.
Selwin TAFT; THE Absence of Facts
About the Nicaragua Canal" Charles
5. Going: Relation OF Electrical to Me-
chanical Engineering Elias E. Ries;
''The Domestic Architecture ofWashing-
ton City" Glenn Brown; Recent I'M
provements in Gold Milling" II. NJ.
Chance; Modern Machine Shop Eco
| nomics,'' Horace l.. Arnold; THE Elec-
trio Versus the Hydraulic Elevator" !"
William Baxter. Jr.; Bank Revetment
Of the Mississippi River" H. st. l.. Cop
pee; Minor Mineral Products of the
United States" David t. Day; "A Crit
les Confusion of Engineers With Arti-
sans" E. H. Williams. Jr.: "The Broad
Value Of a Technical Training" D. c.
Jackson; Disagreement of the Doctors
Over the Mining Course" II. K. Lands:
Practical School Methods and Imprac-
ticable Demands" George l.. Hoxie. Re-
View Of the engineering press, with a
descriptive index to the leading articles
+ published currently in the engineering
journals of the United States and Great
Britain, and departmentsin architecture
and building, civil engineering, domestic
/ engineering, electricity. industrial So
eiology, marine engineering. mechanical
+ engineering. mining and metallurgy,
municipal engineering, railroading and
scientific miscellany. The Illustrations
ore many and rich.