The record-union., 1897-08-23

Bust, Etc. Paul Bion; Tne doflzon
at Sea- NJ A. De Wolfe Howe; Mrs.
Steel" Arthur Waugh: Gerald Stanley
Lee with portrait), John Sheridan
Zeiie; Mrs Oliphant" with portraiD,
-Nicoll and Wise's Literary Anecdotes,
Dr. W J. Rolfe; Professor Peck on
Modern Education: a Dramatic Ven
ture." Gerald Stanley Lee; The New
of Congress; Architectural
Competitions" E. Hamilton Bell;
Book Observation-Disclosures Equality
Du Maurier's The Martian;" Carpite
(poem), William Thornton
Whitsett: 1.-THE Fine Arts''-The French
Salons of 1897, Art Notes; London
Letter" Arthur Waugh; Notes From
Paris" Theodore Stanton.
The New Time" for August (Chica-
go), edited by B. 0. Flower and Freder-
lex Upham Adams as a magazine Of
social progress, has these papers in ad-
ditfon to the notes and departments:
Portrait. Professor Edward w Bemis;
Mission of the New Time Hon.
Thomas E. Watson (of Georgia), Lucin-
da B. Chandler. Hon. Booker T. Wash
ington, Rev. Herbert N. Casson, Geo
H. Shibley Gustice) and Professor b.
w. Bemis: THE Social Democracy,
Eugene Y. Debs; Fundamental Relig-
ious Argument for Direct Legislation,
Eltweed Pomeroy: "Of Such is the
Kingdom Of Heaven" Ernest H. Cros-
by; Struggle for Municipal Street
Railways" Professor Frank Parsons;
Philanthropy and the Social Spirit,
Helen Campbell; 'Despot Of the
House" Hon Jerry Simpson; Postal
Savings Banks" B. Q. Flower; Love
in a Tower Ga story. Will Allen Drom-
gOole: columbus l., Land Owner. "
Bolton Hall; Art for the Millions, .
William Ordway Partridge; Correct
ed School History of the United
States" Frederick Upham Adams; ;
'.Glimpse into Equality" Eltweed
Pomeroy; Human Brotherhood, b.
O. Flower; Facts and Figures for Peo-
pie Who Think" William Matthews
Handy.
THE National Magazine. CBoston) for
August, freely and handsomely illus
trated. presents these among other
attractions: The Diamond Jubilee, .
r. H. E. Starr; Hard to Please
(sketch), Ellis Parker Butler; "Theos-
ophv in America" John f. Bennett;
Christ and His Time" Dallas Lore
Sharp: An Old Coast Idyl'' (sketch).
Virginia Quitman McNealus; Bud
dha's Tooth" William Trant; "Pattie"
(story). NJ. E. Henry yRuffin; Some
Recollections of the Century" Dr. Ed
ward Everett Hale; The French Re
public Not a Failure" Henry Haynie;
The Beautiful Isle of Wight, Mercia
Abbott Keith; That's What" Win
throp Packard; "The Ruin of the Cos
mic Cycle" Winthrop Packard: Rus
tiers Trip" Tom Hail; THE Wood
Chopper" Mary A Roberts; Ma Lii
Boston CAL Winthrop Packard; THE
Seven Wonders Of the New World, -
Irvington Trudell: without Benefit Of
Clergy" Batesman Clark; Recent
French Books for Americans" r. H. E.
Starr: Club Women and Their Work, =
Mrs. NJ. D. Frazer; The Death of Cae-
sar," Ellis Parker Butler.
The August Midland Monthly" Oes
EIoines. Ia. is an outdoor number. 1t
is richly illustrated and with great pro-
fuseness. The more prominent features
are: The Queen of the Navy, the Z.
s. Warship Iowa" illustrated. Minna
Irving; -Four Famous Iowa Girls in
Chicago" Ethel Maude Colson; Gen
eral Lyon and the Fight for Missouri,
J. S. Clark: Birds of the Midland Re
gion." d. l. Savage; THE Western
Meadowlark." Ida A. Baker; The
Wreck of the Ferndale." Herbert Bash
ford: "A Morning Aield,' Minnie
Stichter; Grants Life in the West and
His Mississippi Valley Campaigns, end
of Part l.. John w. Emerson; Early
Literature of the Miami Valley" Law
renee Mendenhall; THE Vagrant OF
Casar Mine" prize story, Helen Frances
Clute: a Tragedy of the Plains,
Louise NJ Hopkins; Lieutenant Bur
tons Wooing," Henry Romeyn; The
Woman With the Caterpillar Fringe,
Juliette NJ. Babbitt; ''Women's Club De
partment," Harriet C. Towner.
THE Culver" for September (Cassell
Publishing Company, New York and
I.ondon) has many illustrations, por-
traiture being very prominent. There is
a great mass of general and Sunday
reading with Bible lessons, moral es-
SAYS. stories, poems, biographical
sketches. etc. There are three serial
stories of notable interest running in
"The Culver" A valuable paper in this
number is entitled Sunday with the
Czar and Czarina of Russia"
"The Sanitarian' for August Brook
lyn, New York; has besides copious med
ical news items and the usual depart
nents these features: Public Rights
vs.. Personal Liberty in Health Affairs,
by Professor Robert Fletcher; Mortal
ity from Suicide in Thirty American
Cities" by Frederick L. Hoffman;
physicians and their rArmamentarium-
The Old and the New" John A. Tanner
NJ. NJ: ''Topogra ply. Climate and Min
eral Springs of Michigan" A. N. Bell
Health and Economics" F. ]. Van
Yorhis. NJ. D.: Scarlet Fever and SAM
tation." n. D. Coke. NJ. D.; Causes and
Prevention of Water Fermentation,
Samuel McElroy; Some Conditions OF
Longevity" Insurance Monitor; Med
ioal Excerpt - T. P. Cordially. A. NJ, NJ
d: Painful Flat Foot" NJ. Bloch;
tuberculosis in Men and Fowls NM
MataiIlan and Terre; Treatment OF
Rabies. NJ Rendu: "Hypnotism in
Tabes DorsaIis." NJ En-. Spalikowski
'Diphtheria tatistics-Results OF
Treatment" Dr. Loddo.
ALL A PART OF THE SHOW.