The record-union., 1899-03-13

"Gunton's Magazine for March CNeW
York; has these valuable papers, CRISP
forcib,e, progressive and full OF inter
est to thinking people: The Fra Oh
Trpsts Labor Laws in the United
States" Events Worth Notlng'
Municipal Socialism, The Etnlcs OIL
Ticket Scalping," Distinguished Econ
onists: IX.-Say," Editorial Cruclpie.
1.-The Menace of immigration, Inc
Standard of Life" "Gunton Institute
Studies for March," Common Sense on
Money! and the regular reviews ana
notes.
The 'New England Magazine Tor
March Boston) is richly and profuseiy
Illustrated Leading papers are: ne
Massachusetts Society of Sons OF the
Revolution" Walter Gilman Page; An
Electrical Farm" George Ethelpert
Walsh; "a Business Trip Seventy
Years Ago" Herbert Elmer Mills;
Portraits of Walt Whitman, Il. NJ.
Buckle; 1.-THE Philanthropist's Leglsia-
tive Function" Joseph Lee; salter anu
Packer" a. sketch, Caroline T. Shea'
Norwich University" illustrated, N
L. Sheldon, 1.-The Light That Never
Failed" a story, Lille B. Chace wy
man; THE Old Granville and the New
Francis Wayland Shepardson; Inc
Way of Ruth story, Abble FarWeh
Brown.
The timely topic of Mormon polygamy
and the opinions of the late Brigham
Young and various Mormon wives re-
garding it, is tactfully discussed by
Mrs. Frank Leslie in an Illustrated ar
ticle which is one of the principal fea-
lures of Frank Leslie's Popular Month
ly'' for March (New York;. The Mica
ragua Canal project is ably discussed
by E. A Fletcher Queen Wlihelmina
and Women's Work in Holland" by 5.
M. D'Engelbronner; "Sketching from
Nature" by H. Villiers Barnett.
Thomas r. Dawley, Jr., famous for his
hair breadth 'scapes with Gomez in
Cuba. tells some thrilling stories of that
veteran hero and the late General
Quintin Bandera. ga Skein of Silk is
by W. c. Kitchin The Woman i'll Ac-
ton article tells about the fair sex in
Wall street. Bret Harte and Egerton
Castle head the fiction writers. and
there are complete short stories by
Mary ]. Holmes and Eta W. Pierce.
"Marginalia' contains some spicy con-
tributions by r. K. Munkittrick and
Others. The fine art reproductions IN
this number are profuse and beautiful
and the magazine is very profusely IL
Illustrated.
The BLACK Cat" for March Boston)
has these complete stories. all by Cali
fornia writer's: underwater House"
Frank Bailey Willard. Larkspur; "a
Prince of the Jungle Carroll Caring
ton. San Francisco; "A Death-Angel in
Overalls." A. H. Hutchinson. San
Francisco; THE Castro Baby" Mary
Austin. independence: "a Sagebrush
.Cicada." Miriam Nicholson, San Fran
cisco.
rs Marriage Hindrance to
Woman's Self Development" is the
subject which opens the March issue
of The American Queen" CNew York;.
Gertrude Atherton Sarah Grand, Mary
Wynne and Mrs. Hamilton discuss it.
Edwin Arnold contributes an original
translation, titled THE Song of Sap
pho" F. Frankfort Moore has new
love story "Once and for ALL How
She Spoiled Her Divorce Case a story
of Partisan life, by Nine Van Amstel.
appears in this issue. Both stories are
copiously illustrated. "Our Daughters:
What Shall We Do With Them?" is
discussed by Mrs. S. Carpenter. Mrs.
Petty and Cora Darlington. A depart
ment is devoted to original designs in
art embroidery, conducted by Anna T.
Roberts; another to Domestic Science"
by Blanche Gillette and one TO Beauty
and the Toilet by Mary Easton- BIZ
cycling is discussed by Mary Hall.
Abby Underwood furnishes illustrations
of the new fashions in millinery. cos
tunes for street and evening dress for
the spring and summer of go. Sug-
gestions for money-making employ
ment for women are offered by Anna
Sterling and Florence Hatch There are
a number Of special articles of interest
to women and the home, and about fifty
original Illustrations
From the Denborn Company (San
Francisco we have the March number
of the Travellers and Shippers Direc-
tory" far and away, as we have fire.
quently said, the best travellers guide
book for the coast ever issued It's plan
is novel. it's method original and the
best, and it's information accurate.
The North American Review (New
York; has this table of contents for
March: 1.-The Dissolution of the Chi
nese Empire, by Demetrius c. Boulger:
Necessity and Responsibility" by AL
exander Sutherland; THE Opportunity
of the Sugar Cane Industry" by
Charles A. Crampton; THE Three
Phases of Colored Suffrage" by Walter
C. Hamm; 1.-The Sources of National
Revenue" by the late Nelson Dingley,
Jr.; "A Republic in the Philippines by
ex-senator w. A. PETER; THE Opposi-
ton to Railway Pooling by H. T.
Newcomb; British Rule in India-I.,"
by Rev. J. p. Jones, D. D., missionary
of the American Board at Madura
South India: Christian Science and
Its Legal Aspects by w. A. Purring-
ton; Americanism vs.. Imperialism"
by Andrew Carnegie; "Gunpowder as a
Lesser Evil by F. L. Oswald; THE
New Diplomacy" by Leon Mead; War
The Overland Monthly" (San Fran
CISCO for March. fully illustrated, has.
anong others. these features: Lake
Chelan,' by w. ID. Lyman; The Old
Don's Honor by Frederic L. Wheeler:
In Old Santa Barbara" by j. Torrey
Conror; Pacific Coast Light Service"
by J. NJ. Baltimore; Campaigning in
the Philippines-II.." by Pandia Rail-:
1.-The Mystic Voyage" by Elwyn Irving
Hoffman: Nights Metamorphoses," by