New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-25
Mem Qualifications.
& CRIBNER'S MAGAZINE
A REMARKABLE NUMBER FOR NOVEMBER.
CONTAINING:
GEN. p. II. SHERIDAN'S ARTICLE FROM
GRAVELOTTE TO SEDAN"

rh. manor dealing as IL does with authors
rences In the German War, covers part OF MS
about which little has been known ana .he mar
ratvo now given TO world could have been written oy
no other hand than his own During the war he accom-
panied the King Of Prussia taiterwaru "liam
l. OF Germany his special guest Ihe pictures nc
gives struggle vivid as his position LOT op
serving it was unusual The frontspece OF this NUMBER
"a engraved nv Kr,el from the portrait taken OF the
author There are also FIVE full eneravngs accom-
panyng the article
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON'S NEW SERIAL
Novel, entitled The Master Of Ballantrae" begun in
this ISSUE first serial story ever written by its
author American magazine 1t Is tae OF ADVENT
ure and action opens In Scotland and moves
from there TO the United States thence TO Scotland again.
70 India hack 10 Scotland and finally the United
the last OF the adventures happening here In
America. The novel illustrated by Mr.. William Hole
who was selected by the author to do the work
THE EVERYDAY LIFE OF RAILROAD MEN,
BY Mr.. B. B. ADAMS. Jr. will be among the most
widely popular Of Railway articles 1t being the sxth
I'm the SERIES Mr.. Adams writes from standpoint OF
one who is familiar from last with the employees
life its duties its dangers and peasuresthe first
really ADEQUATE OF the practical work OF railway
men, Mr. A. B. has furnished twenty drawings
TO accompany the paper
MEMORIES OF THE LAST FIFTY YEARS"
BY LESTER wALLACK, is continued by a second In
salment Of the actors "reminiscences In TINS
paper touches his career potn IN fhgahu "nu
America. With twenty portraits.
Mr. AUGUSTINE BIRRELL contributes short
paper on
MATTHEW ARNOLD,
one of his bright critical articles with fullpase por
trait taken from late photograph
GENERAL A. w. GREELY, chief signal oficer
writes upon a timely topic, Where shall we spend our
Winterr q companion TO his article Where shall we
spend our Summer n Mr.. STEVENSON'S paper will be
entitled The Education OF Engineer Mr.. W. O.
BROwNELL contributes a clever paper in the series Of
French Traits on French Manners" there are two
short Stories one The Port of Missing Ships by JOHN
r. SPEARS and Barum Vests extravaganza by
ARLO BATES closing chapters OF the serial First Har
vests, by +. J. STIMSON Poems by Mrs. JAMES T.
FIELDS and others
The fourth volume Of SCRIBNERS MAGAZINE VIII
be completed BY the Christmas number bearing date De-
cember 1885, which will be elaborate this year than
ever
The publishers Of SCRIBNERS MAGAZINE aim to
make It the popular and enerprising OF periodicals.
while at all times preserving its high literary character
25 900 been drawn 10 1t during the past
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ing will be neglected.
So YEAR; 25 CENTS NUMBER
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