The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-25
JUNE MAGAZINES.


sCRIBNRR.
There are two lntsreating historical
sketches in the June Scribner: Show
America. was Named,' and "Pilgrims and
Puritaus." ssOid Landmarks in Phila-
delphiao will be atlractiveto 10 those who
intend to visit the Great Exposition.
The fifth paper of "Bedsr and Tables,
Stools aud CandlestIcks" is one Of the
best of the series. In the article on
i"Union College," we have q completed
account oil thai popular institution.
InS.Gharlotte Gushman," the eharac-
ter and, genius Of the great actress are
cleveriy depicted; and further on we
have pleasant little sketch concerning
ssTwo Poems OF Collins" "Some Ex-
periments In Cooperation" (second par
peri contains sound and practical views
on tbatimportant subject.
The fiction consists of six chapters. OF
|"Gabriel Conroy," by Bret Harte; three
of "Rhiiip Nolanis Friends,v by Edward
Everett. Hale; and an elegant little. tale.
I'sOne Hundred Years Ago" The. poems
are 'Trhant Madge," by Kate Putnam
Osgood; "Three Friends" by Elizabeth
Stewart. Phelps; "Song Of the Gloam-
ling" "RenunclaGion," ETC..
| The editorial. columns, present the
usual number of able producti0ns..
THE LADY'S REPOSITORY
| for this month has a lair assortment of
popular literature. We notice in part:
ls.Ihe Old World and New in Social Con-
trast:' 'sHuman Limitations;" "Flatr
boating on the Ohio and Mississippi;"
"Old Times in Northern New York;" !"
s.rhe Parents of Madame DeStael;'
"Incidents. of Railroad Trayelp "The
Faith of Abraham;" "From Cairo to
| Rotterdam;" "Noted Men Of Revolutions
airy Times;" "Western Cavallers| "The
Wife. Lavater Wanted;" with several
poetical illusions, and u varied amount
Of editorial productions.
| LIPPINCOTTS.
The June number OF this popular peri
odical has an illustrated description ol
the Introductory display at the Phila.
delphia Exposition. .'Glimpses OF Con
stantinople' concludes with an agree
able account oil Turkish manners anC
customs. Z. A. TroAope contributes al
lably written paper on ''The Italian Me
disyal Wood Sculptors." The contents
besides these are, "At Chokomonga,'
"Modern Huguenots," '.Letters iron
South Africa" a continuation Of th
SERIAL "The Atonement Of Lean Dun
ldas," and two short stories, '.Eellssa'
land "Phee and Thou." There is som
creditable poetry and a. variety OF enter
tanning reading in the 'Monthly Cos
Esip"
| THE GALAXY.
| The June Galaxy opens with O cleye
, essay, "The Pre-Raphaelites in Eng
land" by Justin Mccarthy. The ques
> tion, "Have we National Characterp' p
;s ably treated by Col, Anderson, U.
IA. Gail Hamilton has something yer
interesting to tell about "rne Display c
Washington Society" The other art
cles are "Peripatetic Madness" by Ei
lVon de Warker; "War Memoirs" by Gel
{, Custer; "Amerlcan Women Abroad" b
ILucy I'll. Hooper; ''Brazil and her En-
Iperor;" "A New History OF the Unite
States;" "Souvenlrs of Man of LIE
Q ters;" with continuation of "Madca
9 Violet" and two. excellent conclude
/. s tories entitled '.Mistress Wilson" IN
|. l'Mrs. Vanderdunnak;D several choic
a poetical contributions, and a great var
a / ETY. of entertaining editorial articles.