The record-union., 1897-09-12

Buffalo," 'Proofroom Notes and Que
ries,'' Review of Type Specimens, .
Notes on Job Composition" 'P. Rich
ards, caricaturist;" Foreign Notes. -
Notes and Queries on Lithography, ="
Books, Brochures and Periodicals" ="
Eleventh Annual Session of the Unit
ed Typothetae of America, Nashville
Tenn The Photo-Engravers' Meet
ing" Poster Lore and the Newer
Movements" Patents of Interest to
Printers Reviews of Specimens Re-
ceived, - Trade Notes. etc.
THE New England Magazine" for
September Boston) richly illustrated,
has these notable features: Brother
Jonathan and His Home" William Ell
liot Griffis; Robert Pike, a Forgotten
Champion of Freedom" Nathan N.
Whithington "Cuttyhunk, Arthur
Cleveland Hall; "The Sons of r. Rand, ="
a story, Arthur Willis Cotton; Next
of Kin to Fisher" Azel Ames, NJ D.;
"Greek-Letter Societies in American
Colleges, Eugene H. L. Randolph;
Travel in Early New England Anne
liza Leavitt Hall; The Altar of Youth"
story, Ethel Davis; "Old Dover, New
Hampshire Caroline Harwood Gar
land; Popular Education in Rural
New England" William Cranston Law
ton
New Time" for September (Chi-
cago. edited by B. o. Fowler and Fred
erick Upham Adams, has these papers:
Postal Savings Banks" by Senator
William E. Mason; Annexation of
Hawaii" by Senator John T. Morgan;
Street Railways" by Professor Frank
Parsons; Where Labor and Capital
Live in Harmony" by NJ. NJ. Hyde;
Professor Droumont." by J. w Sulli-
van; Human Brotherhood as Polit
ical Economy" by Abby Morton Diaz;
Crime Against Education by B. o.
Flower; Corrected School History of
the United States,' by Frederick Up
ham Adams; Facts and Figures for
People Who Think" by William Mat
thews Handy.
Municipal Engineering" for Septem-
ber Indianapolis, one of the most
practical and useful Of all technical
magazines, has, besides it's usual field
departments, these leading articles:
Treatment of the Effiuent From Sew
age Precipitation Works." Kenneth
Allen c.. E.; Comparison of Water
Specifications of Omaha; "Specifica-
tions for Cement Walks; Sand Ce-
ment," Cecil B. Smith.
The September Midland Monthly"
Oes Moines, la is freely and hand
somely Illustrated. Chief features are
papers on the Yukon Valley Gold
Fields" Hawaii Chief Black
Hawk" Grants Life in the West"
and stories, poems, sketches, etc. The
Midland" is one of the most attractive
and valuable monthly journals of the
day.
The Engineering Magazine" Q2O
Liberty street New York; for Septem-
ber is as is usual with this splendid
journal full of matters of great inter
est in architecture, engineering, cleo
trical science, railroading, street ad
ministratiOn, ETC. 1t has special papers
on masonry arches, economical power
production in small units, isolated cleo
trict plants, American metal mines,
mine accounts, use of gas in industry,
horseless carriages, etc.
"Donahoe's Magazine" for September
CBoston), freely illustrated, has these
papers: "A Parish Afloat," "A Land of
Wind and Water" THE Stars Work
Of DIR. Parsons, Historian" "A Jesuit
in Disguise" People in Print" togeth-
er with stories, poetry, reviews, etc.
The kindergarten Review (Spring-
field, Mass.) for September is illus
trated and has many valuable papers