The record-union., 1897-11-08

'Godey's Magazine" CNew York; for
November, richly illustrated, mas these
leading features: 1.-THE Yielding OF
Hezekiah Craddock," Laura Spencer
Portor; '"The Centennial of the Amerl-
can Navy" James M. Whiton; The
Music of the Streets" Rupert Hughes
-Poppies," Nancy Mann Waddle; -Four
Months in Paradise-1I.," John X. Mu-
sick: "Among the Cheyennes, Frances
Drake; "A Poet of the Civil War,
Chelifer; "Aelfthryth," Thomas Swift;
s.The Triumph of the Poor Relation,
Charles Edward Barns; "Pepe Ell Gu
bano." Andrew Mackenzie: 1.-THE
Scheme of Clifford Havamore," Tom
Hall. when the Prunes Came In,
Frederick H. Dewey; 'To Her Sur
prise" Elizabeth Harman; "Of the
Horn" r. Jenkins Hams; 1.-The Tempta-
lion of David-III.," Carrie Hunt Latta;
Godey's Fashions. Woman and Home
The Bookery, A Few Minutes with the
asditor and The Scrap Book.
1.-THE Arena" Boston) for November
with a portrait of J. r. Rogers, Gov
ernor of Washington, has these papers:
'Freedom and It's Opportunities" Hon.
Uohn r. Rogers, Governor Of Washing
ton; "The Case Against Bimetalllsm,
Judge George H. Smith; 1.-THE lnitla-
tive and the Referendum" Elihu r.
Barker, 1.-THE Telegraph Monopoly,
Part XIV, Professor Frank Parsons;
s'The Laborer's View of the Labor Ques-
tion:" 1. How the Laborer reefs,
Herbert NJ. Ramp; II. "Up or Down!
w. Edwards; III. 1.-The Farm HAND:
An Unknown Quantity William
Emory Kearns; practical Measures Tor
Promoting Manhood and Preventing
Crime" B. o. Flower; 'The Demand Tor
Sensational Journals" John Henderson
Garnsey: "Is History Science?" John
Clark Ridpath; "Our Brother Simon,
Annie T. Muzzey: Thou Knowest Not,
Helena M. Richardson; "Optim: a Re-
Dlv." George III. Westley; "The Murder
ed Trees" Benjamin S. Parker; The
Hidden Flute" Minna Irving; hetro-
ensetta," Curtis Hidden Page.
'sThe Living Age (Boston mas So
Dong maintained a conspicuous posltloi'
in the current literature OF the oay'
that it requires only to be known 10 De
valued. There is no single work pup
lished which is so calculated to INFORM
md entertain readers with the spirit OF
ahe age-critical. political and literary
--in our opinion.
In the issue Of November 9th is CIV
en- the first installment of new serial
story, with All Her Heart" trans
dated for 1.-The Living Age" from the
French Of M. Rene BaZin. This novel,
in Its recent presentation in the Ike
vue des deux Mondes," aroused great
interest, attracting the attention of lit
terateurs both in France and England.
"A vivid portrayal of life in French in
dustrial town, it is interesting alike as
q social study, and as realistic, YET
delicate story of modern life. Its lit
erary and ethical qualities are so un-
usual that Les Annales Litteraires ct
Politiques" described it as IAN epoch
making story"
To all new subscribers to ''The Liv-
ing Age for 1898, say the publishers.
will be sent gratis the eight numbers
of 1891 containing the first install
,ments of with All Her Heart"
ereets the eye on opening the Novem-
Der Midland" CDes Moines), preparing
the reader for a fine sketch of Winnie
Ream Hoxie, by Isadore Baker. Homes
of Lady Henry Somerset" by Alice R.
Willard, beautifully pictured, takes the
reader through EaStnor Castle and The
Priory. Mrs. Frederick Schwatka con-
tributes her second article, "a New
Route to Alaskas Ell Dorado, with nine
illustrations. Sketches of Egyptian
Life has seven fine views. Colonel
Emerson's Grant" brings out new por-
traits and facsimiles. The fiction de-
partment includes Cuba Lbre," the
prize story: THE Print of a Hand" a
detective story, and a Kansas love
story, entitled CA Jerusalem IdyL"
Henry O'Connor gives interesting rem
lniscences of William M. Evarts. This
beautiful number, with it's new and ar
tistic cover. gives abundant promise for
the future of "the representative mag
azine of the Middle-Wes
Municipal Engineering for Novem-
ber Undianapolis), besides the many
departments, all well filled, has these
special valuable features: Municipal
Improvements in America-A General
Review of the Meeting Of the American
Society Of Municipal Improvements" !;
s'Genea-al Taxation and Special Assess
ment for Municipal Improvements" n.
,P. Lewis, NJ. Am. Soc. G. f., Engineer
Street Construction and Maintenance,
brooklyn, n. Y; "One Years Work
with Chemical Laboratory for Test
r4ng Asphalts," George w. TilIson. NJ.
.Anl- Soc. c. E.; "Rumbling in Pave
ments," Ernest Adam, Engineer of De-
partment Of Streets and Sewers, New
ark, n. J.; "The Method of the Ap-
pointment of Boards of Public Works
and Engineers. and Checks Upon Their
Action" Charles Carroll Brown, Con-
sulting Engineer; Locating and Re-
moving Sources of Pollution From a
Surface Water Supply" Morris r.