The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-26

y l1AErER's MAGAZINE. for October, has for
It's fron.isplcce, Autumn, engraved by Clos.
son irolnn picture byAbbey. A second Of
Mrs. John Lilies delightful papers Oh Sur.
rey; Flash, Il poem byiyill Carleton: Med.
ical Educuiion,in New York, with portrait
Of many professors, by W. II. lsideins.
Certain New York Houses, by Nlrs. Sher.
wood, with descriptions full OF interest 10
all lovers Of bric.a:brac; y. G. Rosetti. with
n portrait; Southern California, by W. II.
Bishop; lTHe Spanish Discoveries, by II. i.
liigginson, and Synmcs and His Theory.
by II. i. Madden, are tho principal illus.
tratcd articles. Mr.. Hacks Shandon Bells
is,continucd; Rose Terry Cook contributes
II completed story, and John lIigelow n
timely paper on The Railway Invasion OF
Mexico. There arc other Interesting con.
tfibu.ionS and the usual attractive editorial
variety. y7,s s.,.. ,i,5a 3s5I 4
lrrfELl's;LlvlSo AoE, for September 10,
contains Charles Darwin and Evolution
ins,allments OF No New Things, and Mrs.
PARIS Robin, Caroline Fox, John Sterling,
and John Stuart Mills; "Reminiscences Of
u March, tho brethren Of Daunier, JnNn.
encc Of Forests Upon Streams, ind two
poems, Boston: Littell K Co. ia
TIE POPULAR SclESCE, MONTHLY, for Oc-
tober, contains u portrait ind biographical
sketch OF Rudolf Vircllow aud Il large
amount Of editorial mater. The principal
papers are. Alnssage, or the Rubbing and
Kncading Cure, by Douglas Graham;
Matthew Arnold's Defense OF Literature
Against the Pretcnsions Of Scientific Tx.
ctusivencss; The Past and Present OF the
Cutie Fish, by Dr. Andrew Wilson, with
illustrations; Progress Of American Miner.
aloyy, by Prof. Brush; Industrial Etluca.
ton in the Public Schools, by II. II.
Straight. Mozlcy on Evolution, by Herbert
Spencer, and What are Clouds? by g. Nor.
tit. New York: D. Appleton & Co.
TnE MAGAzISE or AIT, Tor October con.
tains: The lleir rrcsumptive, by George
Boughton, and Tencer, from Thorn yoroit's
bronze, both full page Illustrations; 10.
garth's picture Of the Graham Children;
Some Original Ccramlsts, by Cosmo Monk.
house; 4 sketch OF Richard An,lsall, with
portrait ind specimens OF his works. After
the Herring. with eight ensravings; Lutore.
mus from Mejia's picture; the Gargoyle in
Medieval Architecture: Art in the Gnrtcn;
portrait Of Rabelais; Current Art, with
six illustrations, the 4Mbra Collection; the
Orphans OF kntnjgb. and American AIT
Notes. New York, ,Cassell, Peter, Galpin
4 Co. y " 3s,
TIE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for October, has
nstalImcnts Of the serial stories Two On
Tower, by Thomas Hardy, and the House
off, Merchant Prince by W. II. Bishop.
and II continuation Of Tie series OF papers
OH the South and the Xuni Indians! J. &.
Whittier, J. M. Peasants. Lucy Larcon,,
7. w. Parsons and Arlo Bates contribute
poems, and Mrs. So,uerstlam is n CON.
pleted story by Agnes Patton. Among the
Sabine Hills, u pleasant record OF Indian
travel by Harriet W. Preston; IN English
Interpreter, n well written character sketch
by Horace L. Scuddcr; University Admin.
istration, by ". 7. Hewitt; The Red Man
and the White Man; The Salon OF Madame
Secker; The Contributors Club, with four
lively little disquisitions, and notices OF the
books OF the month complete the list of
contents. Boston; lIoughton, Miillin Co.
TnE CENTURY MAGAZINE closes a very
successful first year OF existence under its
present name with the October number.
Its prominent illustrated features are two
portraits Of Abraham Lincoln, Views Of
the City OF Mexico, the Cotcoran Art Gal
lery, Negotiations for the Obelisk, a De-
scription Of Quebec, Il Georgia Corn
Shocking, and lIandiwork in Public
Schools. - liowell's Modern Instance is
concluded, and Mrs. l'ilrnett's serial,
Through One Administration" is contin.
ued. Mr.. Smalley furnishes another in.
stailment OF the valuable series OF papers
on "The New Northwest" and Census ST.
pcrintendcnt Walker IN interesting essay
on the growth OF the United States. 4
sketch OF James Very, little known
transcendental poetof Massachusetts; some
hitherto imprinted letters from Charles
Lamb to John Howard Payne, and poems
by Sidney Lanier, Mrs Burnett, Mrs. Pratt
aud others, with variety OF editorial
matter, complete the number. New York:
Century Company
ST. Nicholas, for October, has for its
frontispiecc, When We Were Bows. II. II,
Boyesen. W. a. stoddard, Mrs. Diaz, Mrs.
Dodge, Clara Erskine Clement, Margaret ].
Preston, D. G. Beard, Sydney Dayre and
a. u. Plympton are among the con,ribu.
tors. MIR. Boyesen rccitcs quaint Morse
legend; the serial Donald and Dorothy is
concluded. Mr.. Beard shows how many
wonderful tricks can be performed with n
handkerchief, and Mr. Barnard gives les.
sons in riding. The illustrations altogether
number seventy, and the excellence OF this
closing number OF q volume affords rich
promise for next year. New York: Cen
tury Company.
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