The National tribune., 1883-03-01
THE MAGAZINES

men '." reader
Ih. tHutl-p.e.. Is q well executed .u.. repre-
u..u- 'r.u- Gran. passing -a. Golden '....'
which is supplemented with au ar..... on
"ir-ut- E.-I~u ug VIII El-.-.r- Then
l.''-r-.- The IatHErG.r- Iu fI. Gram. fnrnr."
"L LIe-le. .Il. Story a. % Iar.-au- The
Ar-a. Conversation. Ia Swords u.re Thirty
-".-u-" "Js.u Smith" ~-..-.1-a Fails.
tH" md chapter ul "~.r.g-.r f..a Love.
Story o.t.. War. Camping |.u.- . F...r-
u- IN N.u-.-- "l1r... Russell. Oh. r..I
Finders: lI.rn- OF Oh. Holy .r.-- .. - .Ir-
Cones OF tha old Army" - GnIya -.rF..s."
.-A.rga.ru Lincoln. .r. I...-.s lam. F." .L Fire.
sd. E.ufa-5-. -'i.Ir Other trrta..a.u--.
au official report of Eucmrmu. rr dimes,
and many other Interesting contributions 1t
IS published ST D,user. Colorado.
S. NrtErs for March hasa uo.aJ-. list of
contributors. Archibald Forbes the di--iu-
-n.sacd wag-,.rru-u.ua rl Cine London uT p
A,.- furnishes Flrlt.E irt.rn- u- story af
tae iurrD-i,u-~igu War. entitled - Where wss
Nll.r-g" In the Lo.tar-brs j. % rau-g.d-
jus sketch o.. }ir. Forbes by Huber. HerEra-r.
Rose Ferry oonl- contributes capital story of
tine Michigan fires OF I--I. called Tire Wrong
Coat. There b. % charming Ga.u- Ben
H-uiu, by Lacy Lar..U. and ONE lr Celia
IuaEt.r. Lu.r.-a p. Hale tells how "Gr-.
fa.r-slu E-iu.7 pg tn. Cr.. Hrrr..t Prof
William Elliott Grii-. tl. eulu.u. 0Ei..rs.5-..
artist That sly Oh W.9j.aurs" is en.r-
a-tari-Jic American boy story br W. o. ~-od-
Iait: and Mss Anna LIrla.gg has delightful
fail from the German o.. Laa.a p. j.. ~ Brooks
finishes his tJurparr story of THE Field Of
the Cloth of Gold Frank E. Stockton con-
jr5gtas an iu-.lHmcut OF The Story of
|.eau, and !. T. Trowbrid-c tells how tine
"IiaI,hJm Brothers" took % firm stand iu de-
t.u-. OF their TiIe-miI." There are also
several other bright sketches.
Tho March number of Hnp.rs Htrr-iae isa
bright and entertaining number. I.- tsu-.7-
piece engraving is from George H. Eru-Lrla.5
picture. The BJr-1ma .sar'7 Daughter" VIII
liam Henry Bishop contributes paper .u...l.d
"Aoros5 Arizona. which Is atrrac--..v illus
trsred. George IT. B.U-ht.u continues his
Holland papers wi-Ia fresh and quaint l.-. rip
tiuu Of II.-iauj. Co.yH-' HigGu-gus fifth
paper ON his American History series is guti-
tied The French Nuyaeeur-' one Of the
most valuable and interesting of he illustrated
articles Is AIr- VI. g. Van Raus-. aers paper
ON ' Par-itaI ut Baireu-h." Among o.Ier
contributions. we notice COu-o.a." "a beautiful
poem. by Mrs. IL. W. ~cwaiI paper 0G Philip
Nuuvemaus by Z. Mason Sir Christopher
Gardiner, Knight" by CLds Francis Adams,
Jr,; The Morning star: an Indian ~UpeE-ti-
ton" by Gen. Benjamin AIvord; and coutuU-
atou5 of Wa. Blacks Snaudau Bells" and
Miss WoolsOn'5 For the ]Iaior." The editorial
departments are ably handled
The contents OF LiDpiHs9iFs Ha7o-ips for
March are unusually varied, and include sew
crai articles Of special interest. Prof. James
ID. Butler has an apparently exhaustive paper
ON the Portraits Of Columbus " Invalid
Life in the South " sums Up the experiences OF
five years spent III the recovery of health, and
contains much information useful to those vino
are i'm search of "a genial climate. The Civil
lied Indian by Alfred VI. Williams, gives an
account OF the Cherokee Nation An Ocean
SWordsman,' the title of an illustrated paper
by G. +. Holder. " The Story of the Pa.dtiues."
by Charles Burr Todd, brings TO Light q forgot
ten episode in the history of American colonial
ton, and "POlGudcrs in Texas by T. l.. Dan
iel5 shows the different conditions UudcrwL-ch
emigraHts are establishing new homes on orr
soil The new insJalment of The Jewel in
the Loto5,' By Mary Agnes Thicker. Is con-
tanned in this number. Among the short
stories are Carita,' BY @. II. Peirce, The
Fiddler OF Batiscan,' by Annie Robertson Mae
farlane, and the "StirTin@-OH," By NJ II.
Catherwood. The poetry Of the number Is by
Carlotta Perry, Marion Couthouy and Charles
L. HiIdreth.
The North american for March opens with an
article on Money in Elections by Henry
George. who treats the subject with freshness,
originality and keen insight. Robert =. TAYLOR
writes of the " Suhiugation Of the Mississippi
a work which, in his opinion and in that of the
Is q
Der, can be accomplished only by employing,
tor the purpose of deepening and Strengthening
the channel, the forces developed by the river
itself. Moucure d. Conway contributes astudy
Of Gladstone, and Hon. George W. Julian treats
of " Railway Influence on the Land Office; '
Richard \. Proctor writes Of the Pyramid Of
ChUOpS;' Prof William q. Summer of Pro-
tectiyc Taxes and Wages" Elizur Wright Of
Some Aspects of Life Insurance; and, finally,
there Is a symposium on Educational Needs
by Prof. G.. Stanley Hall, Prof Felix Adler,
President Thomas Hunter and DR.. Mary Put
nam Jacob.
The March Hide 4rate VIII be eagerly
snapped up by boys of ambition and vim, in
order to finish what the "Eighty-three Bust
ness Men have to say about " our Business
Boys From this article the boys viii proba-
bly, turn TO Fred Ober's Yucatan serial, The
Silver City or to Rev. Irving l.. Bemau's
story of Evan CoggsweIl's lee Fort, or to Ed
ward Everett Hale's To-Day Talk about the
dead French statesman, GambeTta or to a
Boys Workshop or to Prof SargeutS Health
and Strength Paper or 70 Mrs. Checyers jolly
out-of-doors story, Camp Hampertord for
all these contributions are inter sting To every
body. Act II. of the White Mountain Comedy,
More than They Bar-aiued for Is full of ian,
and "a fine hUmOT, too pervadeS " Old Caravan
Days" and Mrs. Diaz's John Spicer Lecture on
Clothes Mrs. l.. I. tragiu has good story,
Ellie's Holocaust \ number Of other iuter-
esting papers Will be found in this number.
The frontispiece portrait Of Gambetta in the
March Century. and the accompanying article
by writer who was intimately acquainted
with Gambetta, appear with timeiiuesS y
short biographical sketch of the late DR.. Leon
ard Bacon, with portrait is contributed by his
son. Leonard Woojscy Bacon, under the apprO-
PIRATE title a Good Fight Finished Mrs.
Runkles plea tor the higher education Of
women, is called ~ New Knock at an Old
Door" John Burroughs, i'll Signs and Sea-
sons" chats charmingiy and instrucyivcly Of
country life and nature: and Elbridge Kiugs-
ley has illustrated the paper with several str.S-
ing eugraying, IN contrast with the rural
Americanism of this paper is IL. Is study Of
local scenes and character in The Village of
O5erammcTg8U.' which she visited a. the time
of the last Passion Play. The Architectural
League OF New York is the title OF q prJfygse-
ly illustrated paper by Roger Eio.dal. Ar.
Gable continues his illustrated historical Sc
rios with The End OF Foreign Dominion in
Louisiana and DR.. Edward Eggiasto1. in
his third historical paper treats of The Nj
gratiOnS of American COiOnisJs.' i realistic
romance of the EusSo-Turkish war cu titled
'' Natil.' by Frank ID. 1IiIIgt the artist and
war correspondent. Is the short story OF me
number. Mr.. How l- gives his second part Of
"a Womau's Reason" The Led Horse Claim"
Is brought to am effective conclusion. The
number Is also rich in poetry and illustrations.
~ TBJ