New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
THE SEPTEMBER MACHINES

r~ 49,. str;t;ne paper in Harper is that IN
49,, uoraee Porter gives his spiri'co
s,.ancas of Grant The article Is az ho'n" 49,,
:, s timely: and IS indeed. retainer III 'he CAP
..oomn,,sbed editor Of the magazine INC pV
49,. aeeomnapies It "a an excellent one vi 'no o'".
,,en. that Grant reckless OF huns" ho, ,n,
49,, COWS that IT hurt his feelings more tnan a"'
Ioi'o. - asa,nst him. perhaps because IT was lle
, u,,,st and 40 at variance with his nature m
80, wa. Intensely sensitive to every FORM OIL
s,,. Th,s trait was often the subject OF rein"N "
chose who were with him under the Sariea
=, h,s life and Ii Is curious fact tnat MS ,,o
an this respect never became binu'ea u ,nss
orahla sccnes through which he passed. -, :,
yoosou I'm her latest instaliioent Oh aa 'noo b,a
- hor beroine AN extraordinarily aisae' 80 ~.
,,erson-which raises the question 10" i rnor,,s
,ustiged An carrying snch o proeeeahs. -. .car,a
WA, Wit and tact and wordiiness perS'n. ,,.rost.
uporne has little else than beauty 70 'a~e tor
ing; and as the reader must "'No consistently
.rsntsd is it wise to make her appear ~, - ,at "a
e,,,a ,o,,o, I, the novel-resd'ng worl" Is NV :.
aua 10 Admire its heroines, what VII pecoue VI ~
~, Iy.se,,. "a not mnch kinder than Mss "ooSoh' '
M ,, a decided fool OF kind not more iu'ere''
inr IN literature than In life
nsxt hest thing TO breastng the waves Id c'ioe
g.. csrcline the world In bicycle, 10 Iry'ns 'o' ~
trout over your wn forest fire, Is 10 si' h' su
go An vour own lounging chair and to read All "o "
=. 49, D,oI naces of Outing The September nnmoeF Is
,h g., outos-door papers and 1t PRESENTS clever Nv.
,rv which is calculated TO astonish the reaucr ~
aohes the and to find there is woinans signature
=. IS breezv a description OF a boat race as a m"h cou
have written. >,
Ir,asr fhe title Of "The Laureate Oh Dea'n Nl
ryoral,s contributes TO The Atlantic graceful ee"
.na aaaouate sketch Of the Italian poet Lsoparuh
a. seliehtfu bit OF work. Mr.. Charles DudIey ""i"e
s.,,,or,, naners eontiuue-and in vein bright, "n
80, ord snsrklinV as sunshine ITSELF Mr. henrs
Ja,.ss II we may judge from the o. enlhs % rN
storv has taken u hint Of the nooerh '-S'e '' 'A
aataor Of Called Back"
,,ro Lambs exhaustive sketch OF Riverside rarA ieu
,anisomely the list of excellent papers III INC -nHs"
~ a,aerican History. There are three srt'cies =" '
carly DAYS OF the Civil War. the Coneaera'e stu" Oe
represented by General Thomas 'o'u"i. -. =,
zreaith Read ia some "reminiscences OF New 10TH ~
80, Is the curious ele ment of superstition when
~,s,ed IN Governor Morgans character wen re-
,ou,or" he says that one occasion during INC d"
o,,orgsd from the Capitol with him at lhte Doui %
,,o night and found a moon riding the ssy' hn""-
,ng his peculiarty. Immediately cried; DC Careful
80 bera,s q new moonl AIR vas the reply, Wa''
: 10. Give me- your arm Then wheeling apou', nc
a,herately hacked out Of the noor ana when nc h'u
arrived at the verge the steps he stopped ana
nv assurance that he correctly pace1 10 sec 'n'
orb over his right shoulder"
Ii,,inootrs uaqasiae brings the conclusion OF NILS
Raylor's charming story and number OF skeIe'e7 al"
short stories OF varied interest There are &c" mag
aznes which maintain with little variation an estaD
lished standard
There are many pleasant and some valuable articles IN
The last number of The Catholic World the Peasantest
Is graphic paper by IL. y. Eastlake on "A japanese
Town"