The record-union., 1898-03-14

wealth production. This part, however,
although subordinate, is shown to be
real and essential and an attempt is
made to prove precisely what it is and
how largely its nature has been mis-
represented hitherto by sociologists and
political thinkers, particularly by those
who lead or sympathize with what is
called the labor movement
The Pocket Magazine for March
Of. A. Stokes Company, New York; has
these short stories in it's 100 pages:
''Eunice and the DOLL Mary E. Will
kins; Prince Pavio's Love Cup" Os-
mond Shillingford; Key of the Broad
way Gate" Percie w. Hart; "Nirvana,"
Davis Turner; John Esterbrooke,"
Louis Vincent de Foe; witty and HUI
morus Pocket Pieces Literary Pocn-
ct Pieces
THE Critic" (New York; of March
12th contains an article of interest
on M. Rene Doumic, the distinguished
French critic, who has just arrived in
TINS country to lecture at Harvard.
Columbia and other universities. The
author is Nine. Blanc, who accompan-
led M. and Nine. Brunetiere to this
country last year, and who has done
more than any one else to introduce
contemporaneous American writer's to
the French public, through the Revue
des Deux Mondes'' A portrait accom-
panieS the text.
The Arena for March is rich in con-
trlbutions. The first is "TrustS-Their
Causes and the Remedy" by Senator
Marion Butler. THE Victory of the
Vanquished,' Hon. Charles A. Towne,
reviews the results of the Presidential
election of 1896. Studies on the Money
Question: Anthony W. Dipock of
Wall street Francis E. Woodruff con-
tributes an interesting paper on "A
Single Standard for the World Com
missioner Harris statistics and So
cialism" is reviewed by George Wilson.
The Epic Opportunity is by Dr. Will
lam Bayard Hale. The plan of potato
culture suggested by Governor Pingree
is discussed by Hon. Charles A Robin
son. Law, Lawlessness and Labor"
is by w. II. b. Mackay. b. O. Fowler
takes for his theme THE Exiied Christ
in Christian Russia" A subject of
Importance is that of Girls Co-opera-
tive Boarding Homes by Robert Stein.
The fiction is pathetic sketch, I'm
der the Winding Sheet" by Grace Ada
Brown.
The University Chronicle" is the
tile of new magazine (bi-monthly),
which is the Official Record for the
University of California 1t is pub
lished by the university at Berkeley by
the Students Cooperative Society The
February number was the first. 1t
consists of ninety-six pages, the Lead
ing papers being: THE True Idea of a
University" by Professor LIE Conte;
The University Sobrante," by w. II.
Davis; "A Years Review by President
Kellogg; Edmund Burke as States
man. by Sheldon G. Kellogg. Then
follow notes and editorials on work of
the university, buildings and equip
ment the Hearst architectural plan,
the library. scientific societies, students
and society, etc. 1t is handsomely
printed on heavy paper, and is compact,
neat and scholarly in all respects. 1t
| is credit to the great institution it
represents.
The Cyclopedic Review or Current
| History, illustrated (Boston-New
England Publishing Company is at
hand for the last quarter of the past
year. It's contents are altogether too
varied and many to be even outlined
| here. Suffice it to say that it is a
compact history of the world for the
period covered, relating to leading top
les and events in America and all other
nations of Importance, together with
history of the status of international
affairs and notes of progress in science,
art and literature. 1t is simply inval-
liable. AS ready reference work and
guide it is far and away superior to
anything of its order issued and as
critic and historian it is vigorous. fear
| less and just.
Table Talk" philadelphia for
| March, among many other things
treats of Early English Banquets,
! The Reading Habit" "A Southern
California Luncheon Club" Short
Sermons on Gastronomic Texts"
! "Nightshade Berries as Food" From
Greek Roots to the Kitchen" Dec
orations. Ideas and Fancies Up to
Date" "A Little Sermon in the Inter
ests of the Children" I'm Woman's
Line" Entertainments" ''Tabeaux-
Vivants," Housekeepers' Inquiries. -
Menus with Noon day Dinners"
'Lenten Menus" Recipes for Lent