Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-05-22

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Harper's Magazine for jane has the follow
ing consents by the River" frontispiecs
illustration for sixth part of Judith Shake
speare." from drawing BY E. A. Abbey
"Biarritz," by Lucy c. Lille, with ffteel
illustrations by C. s. Reinhart; s.The Nortl
Shore" description of the north shore oi
Lake Superior, by John A. Butler, illustra
ted; 1.-THE New York Custom House." by K
Wheatley. illustrated; "ShefieId," by vii
liam H. Rideing. illustrated; Transcript
from Nature" by William Sharp. illustrated
BY Alfred Parsons; The Great Western
March" by T. w. Higginson, with full-pagt
portraits of John Quincy Adams and John e
Calhoun; judith Shakespeare-VI-, BY
William Black; Natures Serial Story
VII, by Z. p. Roe. illustrated by William
Hamilton, Gibson and Frederic Dielmau
Abraham Lincoln at Cincinnati" by w. VI
Dickson. Short Stories "A Humble Ro-
NANCE" BY Mary e. wilkins; THE Dagger
A Story Of the Time of Sextus Pompey." BY
John Macmullen. with illustration By Alfred
Frederick; Grace Sherwood: The One
Virginia Witch" by John Esten Cooke.
Poems BY Dinah ". Craik and Louise Chan
der Moulton. The customary departments
are well filed as usual. For sale by j. Frank
Pierce.
The Manhattan Magazine for June appears
in new cover which adds much to the ap-
pearance Of the publication. The contents
are: Spring" frontispiece, drawn by c.
Morgan Mcllhennney, engraved by Jueng-
ling; Lines" Willis Gaylord Clark; AN
American Studio in Florence" II. Buxton
F0rmsn, with illustrations, drawn by II. X.
Newman and others: "Betrothed," poem,
rxf.. Tb.xt.r. s.Trafup nov.-l pbanfers
w., v. and W., with illustrations The
Brownings," X. NJ. Rowland; I'm Sorrows
Name" poem, Julia Sargent Visher; THE
Guonison Country, Second Paper, Ernest
IngersolI, with illustrations drawn by j.
Harrison Mills and others; ITO Joeasta," a
poem, Sydney Herbert Pierson, with ilustra-
ton; "A Boston Man." story, Nora Perry,
tailpiece, drawn by George X Hahn; RET
rospections Of the American Stage,-I. and
H. John Bernard. with an Introduction and
notes by Laurence Hutton. and Brander
Matthews, illustrations, portraits from old EN-
cravings; 'Floribel," story, q. A. Green /;
..why Women Should Study Shakespeare"
J Heard, headpiece, drawn by C.. j. Taylor !;
Eros" poem, Louise Chandler Moulton /;
"Tinkling Cymbals," a novel. concluded. Ell
gar Fawcett; Recent Literature; Town Talk /;
Sslmagundi.
The Century Magazine for June opens with
q striking frontispece, being copy Of the
statue of Robert Richard Randall, founder
"A French American Seaport" ). G. w.
Benjamin, illustrated. 1.-THE Fools May
Day" illustrated; Conclusion of IAN Aver
age Mani" Count Ernest Won Mansfield,
the Protestant" Thomas William Parsons !;
Sailors Snug Harbor," illustrated, Frank
lin II. North 1.-The Birth of Man, a Legend
of the Talmud," Emma Lazarus "What is
a Liberal Educstion?" President Charles w.
Eliot; "Here and Hereafter" John Vance
Cheney, "American Wild Animals in Art"
Julia Hawthorne; Life and DEATH" C. z.
Cranch; Music and Words" Richard W.
Giden; Lady Berberins, H." Commerce
in the Colonies" Edward Eggleston, Illus
trated; ''Dr. Sewer, VIE" THE Use and
Abuse of Parties Washington GLADDEN. !;
sThe Red Silk Handkerchief" Fl. C.. Bun
ner; "Diary of an American Girl in Cairo
during the War of 1882 with an introduce
ton, By Lieut. Gen. Charles z. Stone; The
Peoples Voice." Helen jackson. The
special departments contain much interesting
matter.
Lippincott's Magazine for June opens with
finest ruin in England" and one of the rich
est in historical associations. w. II. Schuy-
Ter discusses the subject of Academy En-
dowments," and makes strong plea in be-
half of the extension of this system DR..
Felix l.. Oswald continues his papers on
''Healthy Homes" the subject in the present
number being "Out- Buildings" or, as the
English say, offices" The concluding pa
per on "Shakespesre's Tragedies on the
Stage describes the acting of Forrest. the
elder Booth, and Macready, and contrasts
their qualities and methods. "Voyaging on
the Savannah" by Charles Burr Todd, is a
graphic and lively article, and Millinery in
Animals. by c. +. Holden, of the Ameri.
can Museum of Natural History, contains
much that is striking and interesting
Two short serials. "The Perfect Treasure, -
by +. c. Baylor, and AT Last" by Annie
Porter are included in this number. "Wini-
freds Letter" and "A Railway Problem" are
entertaining short stories. new serial, by
Mary Agnes Thicker, will be begun in the
July number. which is the first of a new vol
ume.
The June Atlantic brings the end of "A
Roman Singer" Mr.. Crawfords best story
and one Of the best serials the Atlantic has
ever pTluteu, anu sWo auultlOudl cnApltTS OF
DR.. Weir Mitchelrs excellent story, 'In
War Time" Richard Grant White has a
second paper on THE Anatomizing of Will
liam Shakespeare" in which he pays his pun
gent respects to Q recent critic of the River
side Shakespeare. Rev. j. G. Wood writes
of The Trail of the Sea-Serpent," showing
what it is and where it has been seen. Two
political articles of interest are 1.-The New
Party" by J. Lawrence Lsuehlin, and =
letter from "An Old War Horse to a Young
Politician" by William II. McElroy. o. B.
rockingham writes of Washington as it
Should Be-" DR.. Holmes pays q brief but
hearty tribute to the late Thomas Gold Apple
ton. brother in-lsw of Mr.. Longfellow d.
o. Kellogg discusses "Penury not Pauper-
ism" Olive Thorne Miller writes of the
thrush, 1.-The Bird of Solitude;" the short
story. "Wentworth's Crime" is bv Frank
Parks; an anonymous writer describes "Paris
Classical Concerts; there are poems by DR..
T. w. Parsons and Mrs Piatt; aud reviews