Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
BOOKS and MAGAZINES
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tesy OF Beatrice and Adelaide,
daughters OF Lord DGfferlD, the
New York aud Paris Young
Ladies Fashion Bazaar viii shoe IA
the june number two OF their most ex-
auIslte Costumes. which appear AS ng-
ures 5 and on the colorcd plates OF the
number az this magazine, just out, and
for which The publisher has ISSUED, IN
tue name OF the American ladies,
card of thanks IL 10 rumored that the
prince may follow the young ladies 10
Newport tins simmer. The New York
aud Paris Young LADIES' Fashion Bazaar
has the exclusive right 10 publish each
month at least one OF more OF the cos
tunes IN which the l.aties Beatrice and
Adelaide viii appear at Newport the
coming season.
Tux FoRrx-For Jane will contain an
article by Rev. Dr. Charles A. Briggs.
on Church ami Creed To the same
number Col. Theodore A. Dodge Will
c. ntribnte AZ apprecaative review OF
Won Moltke's career, sir Charles w.
Duke writes on the new Commonwealth
of Australia; Gen. Francis A. Walker
discusses the accuracy of the census OF
1890; a forecast OF the new international
copyright law is made by Henry Holt;
Ulysses ID. Eddy points out our oppor-
tunity tor speedily gaming the first
position in the worlds commerce;
'Immigra ton aOd the Tariff: The Deg
radiation vi Citizenship tor the Protec-
ton of Manufactures" by William Nc
Adoo; "S:lyer and the Need of More
Money" by Senator w. NJ. Stewart;
The New Northwest: The Land Where
Civilization Completes the Circuit of
the Globe" by Senator Joseph ".
DOlph; a review OF our financial condi-
ton by Joel Cook. and AN article on
Western lands and mortgages by Prof.
J. Willis Gleed.
THE CosMopoIITAN.:With over one
hundred aud twenty engravings, the
Cosmopolitan FOR June sets fast pace
III the handicap Tor magazine honors.
The personal clement enters largely
into the composition, and on impress
SION Of beautiful. women is the finest re-
ceived by the reader who turns its
| pages. The frontisplece is portrait OF
Madame de PompadOur, and pertains
| to bright sketch of summer spent IN
| the nome Of that famous woman by
| Amelie Rives and her guests. The
| leading contributors are Henry L.
| Fink, Thomas B. Connery, 5. q. w.
BENJAMIN, Mr.. Pelham.Clnton, Frank
Howard and Abner l.. Frazer. 1t is
beautifully illustrated.
SCRIBNER's.-Some remarkable photo.
graphs of luminous objects taken by
their own light will he reproduced IN
the June Scribner by mechanical pro-
cesses. directly from the original mega
tiyes. All amateurs will he interested
1 ho wrt,ch sltn,u n rev n ri
interiors by lamplight, rolling-mills,
electric discharges, sun.dogs, aud other
curious subjects.
PoET-LorE-The next number OF
Poet-Lore-June l5-wll be double
summer number. Among the contents
| of this number will be remarkable
story, entitled "Four Days." by Gar
schin. translated from the Russian by
Nathan Haskell Dole; two short stories
Faded Leaves" and screen is Hope
translated from Kielland; and critical
papers on 1.-TWO Versions Of the Wan,
der,ng Jew" by Prof. Il. c. Moulton
1.-The Text Of Shakespeare" by DR..
Horace Howard Furness; "An Induct
i've Study of the Plot of AS You Like
it," by c. A. Wurtburg, ETC., etc.
New ENGLAND-"Mrs. Pa:tington'
was and will always be more famou!
than her genial creator, Benjamin Pen
hallow Sh.llaber, but it was u little sur
prising that upon the death OF the old
humorlst, few weeks ago, so little wa'
said in the press concerning him. III
the New England Magazine for June
Mrs. Elizabeth Akers Allen writes nj
appreciative and bright account Of
Shillaber, who certainly deserved better
of this generation than a brief para
graph in the paper chronicling his de
cease.