The record-union., 1899-07-10

wonan; John Luther Long "a COM
plete .noveD; The Salon in Old Phila-
delphia,'' Anne Hollingsworth Whar-s
ton; Small Deer" Ernest IngersoH;
What are Women Striving For?"
Sara y. Stevenson; The Teller" Ed-.
ward Noyes Westcott; "A Song of the
Road, James Whitcornb Riley Buiid-
ing a Trust Henry Wilton Thonias;
Self Propelled Street Vehicles" Geo.
j. Varney; "The Cited,' Charles M.
Skinner; "A Practical Submarine. Yes
SELL" Charles S. Clark
"Gunton's Magazine for July (New
York; has these papers: 'The Hague
Conference" s'The Growth of Social
ISM, Masters and Slaves" George H.
Opdyke; rs Prize Money Demoraliz-
ing?" Thomas Kilby Smith; Reforms
in Our Public School System" w. E.
Edwards; "Civic and Educational
Notes. 1.-The Barbarians in China, ;"
Science and Industry Notes" 'The
Lesson of Popular Government" I'D
ditional Reviews, why Men Do Not
Go to Church. Lord Give; 1.-THE Best
"The Outlook, for the first week in
July (New York; is freely illustrated,
and has among very many papers
these of special value, in addition to
the many editorial departments:
Books for Vacation by James Mac
Arthur; 1.-THE Love Letters of Two
Poets" by Lyman Abbott; America
Working People-V. The Negro as a
Citizen" by Charles B. Spahr; Mil
summer in an Old Pasture by Cliff
ton johnson; David Bremner Hen
derson," 1.-The Eccentricities of l'e-
formers" by Thomas Wentworth Hig-
ginson; "The Blind Weaver" by Myr-
tie Reed; Hebrew Prophets and Amer
lean Problems: Ezekiel, the Prophet CT
the Church." by Lyman Abbott; 1.-The
Winning of Marie Louise" by Duncan
Campbell Scott; "Beacons Through the
Gloom" by Hamlin Garland.
"The North American Review for
July (New York; has these papers: "A
Channel Passage, 1867 Algernon
Charles Swinburne; "Ex Oriente Lux!
A plea for a Russo-American Under
standing Prince E. OOkhtomsky
vladimir Holmstrem; 'tAmericanism,
True and False the Rev. William
Barry, DID,; Universal Peace" Ba--
oness Bertha Won Suttner; England
and the Transvaal," Sydney Brooks;
"Our Public Schools, A Reply" Mrs.
Schuyler Van Rensselaer,; 1.-THE Gov
ernment of Greater New York" Bird
S. Coler, Comptroller of the City of
Dro ~
George H. Hull; 1.-THE Logic of Our Po-
sition in Cuba" an officer of the army
of occupation; "The Tercentenary of
Ve1asquez,' Charles whitley; 1.-The
War with Spain-III," Major General
Nelson A. Miles, Commanding the
Unired States Army; Golf from a St
Andrews Point of View" Andrew Lang.
THE American Review of Reviews"
for July (New York; is more fully IL
Illustrated than usual It's departments
are especially full and it's editorial pa
pers vigorous and newsy. Among, lead
ing monographs are: Rosa Bonheur
and Her Work." by Ernest Knaufft;
Modern History and Historians in
France by Pierre de Coubertin; "a
Pilgrimage to. Some Scenes of Spanish
Occupancy in Our Southwest by
George Wharton James; Brick Paw
ing in the Middle West by H. Foster
Balm; Some Phases of the Philippine
Situation by John Barrett; Gold in
the Philippines" by Ramon Reyes
Lala.
Municipal Engineering" for July (In-
Js,N t. 1aI xx-i%b r
ter of first Importance to municipal
authorities. The contents for this
month are too elaborate to be cata-
logued here. We know of no periodical
that addresses such true economy as
this or that is of higher value to city
officials.
'.McClure's Magazine" for July (New
York; is superb number both in text
and illustration. There are fourteen
articles from fiction to science that are
full OF interest and information. Chief
among these are The Automobile in
Common Use, Ray Stannard Baker;
Soldier Police of the Canadian North
west, w. A. Fraser; The Unsolved
Problems of Astronomy, Professor ST.
mon Newcomb; The Metamorphosis of
Corpus Deficit, a Story, ]. H. Cranson;
Lincoln's Great Victory in 1861, Ida NJ.
Yarbell; The Lone Charge of William
B. Perkins, war story, stephen Crane.
The Cosmopolitan for July (N.aY.)
is richly illustrated and has a large
variety of text matter of a superior
order. Among the papers are: Some
Americans Who Have Married Titles,
Frances de Forest; Balzac and His
Work, Harry Thurston Peck; Samoan
Types of Beauty, illustrated, William
Churchill; The Building of an Empire