The record-union., 1897-10-04

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Side of New Orleans" Frances Albert
Doughty; Mrs. Meriwether's We'd
ding" Clarinda Pendleton Lamar;
Tears (quatrain), Charles G. D. Rob
erts; Bad Storytelling" Frederic Nj
Bird: THE Rise and Fall of Athletic
Pastimes,' Agnes Carr Sage; Purpose"
(coupIet), Grace F. Pennypacker; THE
Strike at Barton's," William T. Nichols;
Glory and Grief (poem), Clarence
Urmy; Historic Animals" F. G. De
Fontaine; "a Buzzard's Banquet" Dali
las Lore Sharp: Some Literary Shrines
Of Manhattan" Theodore F. Wolfe.
THE Partisan Magazine for October
CNew York; is richly illustrated and its
chief features are: Milan" illustrated:
"A Supper Under the Regency" Henri
Lavedan, Illustrated: "Fremiot's Re-
morse Paul Bourget: Flower of
Nice" Andre Theuriet; The Coincide
Francaise" Leo Claretie, Illustrated
"Stratagem of the Marquis" Victor
Cherbuliez: The Bees Jean Rameau:
'Du Barrv's Adventure" Ernest Dau-
det; 1.-THE Psychology of Crowds" Maui
rice Spronck; Wagner at Bayreuth,'
Georges Seryieres; "Aphrodite's Dane
err" book chat, Partisan gossip.
The Atlantic Monthly for October
(Boston) has these papers: Two Prin-
ciples in Recent American Fiction
James Lane Allen: The French Mas
terry of Style" F. Brunetiere; Caleb
West" L-IV., F. Hopkinson Smith;
Forever and Day. Thomas Bailey
Aldrich; Twenty-Five Years Progress
in Equatorial Africa" Henry M. STAN
ley; Recent Discoveries Respecting the
Origin of the Universe" T. ]. J. See;
''Sargasso Weed" Edmund Clarence
Stedman; "A Russian Experiment in
Self-Government," George Kennan;
Gabrielle d'Annunzo, the Novelist"
Henry D. Sedgwick, Jr.: "Martha's
Lady" Sarah Orne Jewett; I'm Maj
esty," Stuart Sterne; The Upward
Movement in Chicago" Henry B. Full
Ter; ''The Training of Teachers: The Old
View of Childhood and the New Fred
eric Burk; 'Penelope's Progress" LII,
Kate Douglas Wiggin; Forty Years of
the Atlantic Monthly"
''Theosophy' magazine for October
(New York; has these papers: Rich
ard Wagner's Music Dramas-Tristan
and Isolde" Basil Crump; "The Three
Objects of the Theosophical Society in
America, IL, Franz Hartmann, NJ. D.;
''Theosophy and the Poet-Dante,"
Katharine Hillard; THE Power of the
Imagination" (concluded), Archibald
Keightley, M. D.; THE Twentieth Cen
tury School," James L. Hughes, In
spector of Schools, Toronto; Neglected
Factors in the Educational Problem"
"Pentaur"; why 1 Believe in Rein
carnation," G. Hijo; ''The Crusade of
American Theosophists Around the
World-Preliminary Report" Kath-
crime A. Tingley; "The Screen of Time"
E. T. Hargrove.
The Overland Monthly" (San Fran
CISCO for October is freely Illustrated
and has these leading papers: Fronts
piece, San Francisco Bay From the
Deck of the Monterey; frontispiece,
Watching Demas';; > 1.-TWO Pictures of
an Unknown Bit of the Monterey
Coast %, THE Lay of the Land" Har-
old w. Fairbanks; C2) Among the Peo-
pie Down the Coast" L. Maynard
Dixon; Awaiting the Rain" H. Win
throp Waring; The Conversion of All
Lew Sing" NJ. Austin; Early Days in
San Francisco (concluded), Maria
knight; "A Desert Incident" William
l.. Judson; THE Home of Care" Her
bert Crombie Howe; THE Story of the
Yukon Valley Taliesin Evans; ''Dis-
coverer of the Yukon Gold Fields" w.
R. Quinan; Annals Of the Upper VAL
ley, III,-Her Special Providence" Ag-
Herbert Bashford: alaska by Land
and Sea, II-A Trip to the Interior"
DR.. Lincoln Cothran; Fisher Boats"
Clara liza Price; Our Youngest Pup"
James Howard Bridge; Some Impress
sions of Washington State" A B.
Coffey; Mount Tacoma" Carry Shaw
Rice; THE Wager" Sarah Ritchie
Heath.
The Century Magazine" for October
(New York; has paper by Hon. Theo-
dore Roosevelt on THE Roll of Honor
of the New York Police" A paper by
Miss Anna L. Bicknell, who wrote Life
in the Tuileries Under the Second EN-
pire," treats of Marie Antoinette as
Dauphine" In wild Animals in New
England Game Park" G. IT. Ferris de-
scribes the great game preserve of
% 900 acres established by the late
Austin Corbin. T. Cole, the engraver.
gives his attention this month, in his
"Old English Masters" to Sir Joshua
Reynolds The accompanying text is
by Professor John c. Van Dyke. Jo-
seph Pennell writes appreciatively of
1.-The Art of Charles Keene." Letters
of DR.. Holmes to a Classmate." edited
by Mary Blake Morse, are for the first
time printed. This number of the Cen
tury' closes the volume and brings to
an end the serials that have proved
such successful features of the year.
General Horace Porters Camping
With Grant closes. DR.. Mitchells
novel, Hugh Wynne." gathers together
the strands of romance. Mrs. Gather
woods romance. The Days of Jeanne
d Arc" ends with the death of the pu-
celle and her squire There is a short
story by Lucy S. Furnan, entitled 1.-The
Flirting of Mr.. Nickens,'' and one by
Louise Herrick Wall, The Heart of a
Maid The number is profusely and
richly illustrated.
"Godey's Magazine for October (New
York; is handsomely illustrated by
pictures. The leading articles are:
'fLucifer.' John Milton; -Four Months
in ParadiseI L." John r. Musick; THE
Coming Dramatic Season." Beaumont
Fletcher; The Abbey of Vale Crucis,"
Helen Marshall North; "A Day With
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