New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-25
Mem Civilizations.
CCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE FOR 1890.
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The completion of the Sd year is sgnalizea by this
superb Holiday number with 20 illustrations ana ne"
ornamental cover
HOLIDAY NUMBER
CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN CARlCAIUlsh
nv ]. A. MITCHELL with II illustrations by
Kenn,er Mast Frost Atwood woolf. Gibson McVicAi'
Chip" and many others
HOW THE OTHER HALF LIVES.
s...,,.. .... ,so rs,ements BY. A. RIIs. With
many striking illustrations from nash'hsh' p"0''e
BRETON PICTURES.
Tho Pardon Of Ste Anne dAuray, and other
By Dr. W. p NoRTHRUP. With many superb
by famous artists.
A SUBTROPIC STUDY!
. ,,,.h, and welIllustrated article. BY E. NJ BACON
SHORT STORIES.
MRS TOMS SPREE. by II. C. Bunner, and a MID
WINTER NIGHTS DREAM. by Henry A. Beers
ILLUSTRATED POEMS
trn q specially attractive feature OF this NUMBER
HON. EDWARD ]. PHELPS.
ExMinister to England. writes the end paper TINS oh'
In 1890 sCRIBNERS MAGAZINE VIII enter upon ~.
fourth wear and seventh volume us aim mas oeoN V'
shall be OF interest III IhchSOi'O'
above their tmellness and authorship. ana 'ha' sI
,o,v shall be secured 10 its readers IL Is oehc'e'
that the full announcement summary OF which iono"
gives promise OF year OF great popular anu a''''
attrsctiveness Among the important features 'i''
AN ADDED DEPARTMENT AND INCREASED
SPACE.
t. has been decided to open with the January NUMBER
denartmen for the brief consideration OF subjects o o
nassInc and permanent interest and for this purpose w
nares will be added TO each number This feature ~
the Magazine will give. II is believed. new eieino ~
brightness and variety.
AFRICAN EXPLORATION AND TRAVEL
will be treated from several points of view MI nm ,
BERT WARD who spent five years on the congo VIII.
write Of that now famous region Other arucieS III
same field will appear. and several by "e'Ano"" "''
travellers. All richly illustrated
LIFE ON A WAR SHIP.
Mr. r. F. zoGBAUM,
the artist writer has received permission 70
the new naval Squadron OF Evolution on us cIu'o' 49,
thas TO make the first possible studies OF the lie az "
officers and men under the altogether novel CONDITIONS "
the New Navy The articles embodyine these sUuio W.,
his own illustrations will appear through ScrioN'
Magazine"
HOMES IN CITY, SUBURBS, AND CoUNIhf'
The city homes will be discussed by
CHARLES E. McK1M,
the eminent architect the country and suburban homes
will be treated by Of equal authority In conhec
ton with this will be given paper describing how houses
have been built by people Of small means hfousn huus
and Loan Associations The articles Will be AiusdaVl'
FICTION.
In January new novelette, parts will be begun by
OCTAVE THANET,
with illustrations by
A. b. FROST.
Later there will be serial by anonymous writer.
for which the publishers safe in propheyng an amount
OF attention given novel which has appeared In this
form for many years The SHORT FICTION OF the
year. 1t is believed, will be unusually strong
THE CITIZENS RIGHTS.
A series Of articles upon great class OF rights and
privileges for which the citizen pays his taxes but Of
which the long suffering American allows himself to be
deprived Thus covered the Rights Of the Citizen
householder traveller, asoa user of the public
streets his rights 10 his property 10 his own repua
ton &C. They will be contributed by writer's who will
speak with authority among them will be E. I" GoDKIN.
FRANCIS LYNDE sTETsoN, F. w. wHITRIDGE and
-nshers.
THE ELECTRIC ARTICLES
will be completed by several carefully illustrated papers
beginning January with Electricity in the Household"
by Mr.. Kennedy,
Mr. Fdison's chief electrician An article on Electric
Railroads is one Of those remaining in this series.
ERICSSON, THE GREAT INVENTOR.
There be articles upon Ericsson the great
inventor written under peculiar advantages by
Mr. WILLIAM C. CHURCH.
who at Captain Fricsons request was made his author
lied bographer and intrusted with his papers The illus
tratons will include much that is Of the highest
and novelty the original unpublished sketches OF
Monitor" &c.
HUNTING ARTICLES.
A group of Hunting will appear during the
year numbering perhaps many the Fishing Articles
published IN 1889, and in similar fresh fields.
SINGLE ARTICLES IN GREAT VARIETY.
Among them are I'm Paris with the Three Musketeersn
written and illustrated by
Mr.. and MRS E. II. BLAsHFIELD;
by
w. c. BROWNELL
lasting Impressions and results OF the French Ex
position three English and German Carcatre
respectively; two especially attractive articles In
the Footprints Of Charles papers on Neapotan Art
French Illustration Print Collecting; remarkable
article Madame dc Stael by well.known dplomatist
with some recently discovered material:
Mr.. SIDNEY CoLvIN's
article George Meredith
Mr.. HUMPHREY WARDS
some great Picture Sales, with illustrations by
HARRY FURNISs;
Water Storage in the West and on Mining the latter
with novel photographs Australian papers on the Floral
Decoration Of Ponds and Lakes, with very beautiful
effects; and d group upon Physical Conditions the
United States, by
PROF N. S. sHALER
with illustrations.
MR.. ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON