The National tribune., 1891-06-18
RHODE ISLAND.


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THE AT HORAPIfONE a Romance By Cirrus
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cago. Price 50 cents
THE GENIUS OF GALIFF. An Histovi..f
Novel By Anson Urlel Hitchcock. Publishsd
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Magazines and Notes.
Puck Of June 3 has a laughable cartoon BY
Griffin, entitled "ChicagO's Colossal Growth
As Illustrated BY a Few Local Items from sha
Chicago Papers" The subject is practically an
inexhaustiblc one. but Puck does it full Justice,
and brings out Chicago's humorous points very
cIevery.
never-failing charm Of The Ladies Homs
Journal - that il is always abreast OF the
season; somehow it presents just tbs things
one wants most 70 see at the particular tins 10
comes out; this seems especially true ef kha
June number, with its dainty pages for shs
Brides Of June Florence Howe Halls "In
Church or at IIOme2' Mrs. MallOn's suQgeg-
tons for Brides and their Maids. and Ella
Wheeler WlCOX's clever comparisons betyesn
women and flowers. Quite as timely, also.
are the portrait sketch Of Lady Agnes Mso-
donald, the wife Of Cauadas Premier; Slater
Rose Gertrude'5 desert ption of Life Among
the LepeFs at 3Ioiokai" Charles j. DuIcar's
article on Women as Type-setters" and VIM.
II. Rlteing5 Hints on House Buildings
Those whose thOughtsare turning toward sum-
mer outings will find helpful suggestions in
Horseback Riding for Women" by Carl A
Nyegaard, Of tho New York Riding Club, and
Miss lie Garde's How TO Dress for Bleyols
Riding; Helen Jay and Kate Epson Clark
have treated very acceptabiy the two sides %
the farmer Vs. Summer bOardeF controversy,
and the same breezy outdoor spirit perVadai
also the usual department pages. Mrs. Whit
ney's " Golden Gossip and A Soul rom
Pudge's Corners Jessie +. ODOnnelPs strong
serial, are both continued, and Buck" Ewing.
of the New York Baseball Club, contributes
an article which viii delight the boys The
Journal promises also some particularly delight
fnl things for each OF the coming summer
numbers. Issued at 81 a year. or 10 cents q
copy, By the Curtis Publishing Company, EB5
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Outing, an Illustrated Monthly Magazins q
Sport, Travel, and Recreation, is now ready
for June. Published in New York Prios Is
cents a number,
The Pqusy. For the little folks. Published
by ID. Lothrop Co., Boston. Price 10 cents .
number.
Table Talk is the American authority npon
culinary and household topics. Published
monthly by Table Talk Publishing Co., Phiia-
delphla. Price 81 q year.
The complete novel in Belf0rFs this month
is A Bargain in Souls" by Ernest De Lsacsy
PiersOn. The Wage System ia discussed by
Eva McDOnald Rheta Louise Childe has de-
lightful short story the second paper on Phys
zeal Culture advocates Walking for Health;
Victor Yarros aud Frederick r. Jones write
two essays on Genius and Morality Franklin
McVeagh contributes Foreign Trade and Reci-
procity while W. b. SeabrOok, Jennie O. Nor
ton, and Edgar Saltus furnish poem each.
Scribaer 8 Magazine for June contains among
other things The BOulevards of Paris" By
Francisque Sarcey; " Parson JOye's Justice"
a story, by Maria Blunt Safety on the At
lantic," By William III. Rideiug; "An Ala
bama COurtship," By f. J. Stimson " Moliere,"
by Andrew Lang; Boys Clubs" by Evorb
Jansen Wendell The War as We See It Now
by John G. Ropes.
Among the many attractive articles in tia
Ns,0 England MqgaziHe for June are Wagner
and the Paris Mob; poems by Oliver Wendell
Holmes and James Russell Lowell, and The
City Of Lowell, illustrated. Published by ths
New England Magazine Co.. So Federal street,
Boston. Price % cents.
Bound volume XII Of the CsntltrV includ-
ing November, IS9O-April, 1891, is now ready.
1t comprises 900 pages, and is flied with
timely and valuable papers, tales Of adventure,
sketches, serial and short stories. poems et0s
There are 422 illustrations by the best artists,
including % full-page engrIvings. Three in
staments of the famous Talleyrand Memoirs
are printed here in advance of the publication
of the book in any country the introduction
being by the American Minister TO France, the
Hon. Whiteaw Reid. In five papers, illustrated
w. WOodville ROCkhill gives an account Of his
Journey through an Unknown Land Tibet,
in parts Of which no white man had ever been.
The California papers include the Conquest OF
California, by Gen. John G.. Fremont; the
Origin of the Fremont Explorations, by Jessie
Benton Fremont; Fremont in the Conquest OF
California by Gen. John Bdwell, and Life in
California before the Gold Discovery, by Gen.
BidWell. FetiShism in Congo Land is told OK
by one of SANKEY'S Pioneer Officers. u. j.
Glave, with pictures by W. Taber, after sketches
from life DR.. John A. Wyeth writes of Cold
Cheer at Camp Norton and Orlando b. Wilcox
aives q Romance of MOrgan's Rough Riders.
Israel @. Russell describes the two great ex-
paditions to Mount st. Elias, 1856 and 1890.
There are two complete serials Col Carter OF
Gainesville, by +. Hopkinson Smith. and Sister
DolOrosa. by james Lane Allen. Joel Chandler
Harris tUuCe Remus furnishes two charming
stories, and other fctiOus are By Elizabeth
Stuart Phelps Edwin A. Buttoph, DR.. Edward
EgglestOn, Mary b. wilkins. Mary HsllOck
FOote George Wharton Edwards. Mrs. Burton
Harrison, and Maurice Thompson. Laurels OK
the American Tar in 1912, and Early Victories
Of the American Navy, are two interesting
papers by Edgar s Maclay. Other illustrated
papers are The Printing Of the Century, by
Theodore l.. De Winnie; Life in the White
House in the time of Lincoln, by John Hay
Salons OF the revolution aud che Empire, Oy
Amelia Gere Mason, with portraits Of Nine. de
Stael Nine. Roland, and Nine Necker; The
Georgia Cracker, by Clare dc GraHenried Gen.
Crook in the Indian Country, by Capt. John @.
Bourke. pictures by Frederick Remington
The Century Club, by A. r. Marlborough;
Along the Lower James, by Chas. Washington
Coleman franklin in AllegOry, by Charles
Henry Hart. Poems, Miscellany. Essays Brio
a. brac and Topics of the Time make up tho re-
mainder of an exceptionally entertaining vol
ume, and the CeuhUys well-knOwn artists are
well represented. Price, in gold cloth, SO.
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