Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14
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which she has written for The Ladies'
| Home Journal. will be printed in the
April issue of that periodical. fbils-
| delphia: The Curtis Publishing Go =,
81 90 per year
Five illustrated articles form the chief
features Of the New England Magazine
for March, and together comprise total
of ninety-Seven engravings. while three
| Illustrations to another article lust make
| up an even hundred in this single num-
| Der of the magazine The illustrated
| articles are: RecolIections Of Louisa
| May Alcott; Stories of Salem Witch
craft; Bryant's New England Home {;
Clubs and Tub Life at Harvard. and the
city of Milwaukee. There are also other
interesting articles and stories in the
issue which make up at exceedingly
attractive number. Boston; New
England Magazine Corporation; - CTS.
| per number
The .'Progress of the World" which
| is the exceedingly live editorial depart
ment OF the Review of Reviews discusses
the American political situation with
graat tranknes8 in its March number. A
very fine new portrait Of Mr.. Grover
| Cleveland is presented.a s also are equally
striking half-tone presentments of Preg-
| ident harrison, Mr. Blaine, Postmaster
General Wansmsker, Chief Justice Full
Ter, the late Justice Bradley. Chairman
| Bland of the coinage committee, and the
late John Jay Knox The review OF
| foreign affairs is al7o fresh and keen and
| is tersperscd viii portraits Of Judge
Benry Fos'er of Chill; President Disz
and Senior Cara If Mexico; full page
| portraits of Plirce George and the Duke
| Of Clarence a iine full-o1ge portrait OF
| Father Anderledy, the late general of
| the Jesuits; portraits of De Freycinet
| and n. lemenceau who are so promi-
nent in the present pol'ticsl crisis in
| France. and various other celebrities OF
| the day. The whole number is valuable
| and interesting New York: The Re
! view Of Reviews Co, Aston Place; $50
per year
| Naval topics are prominent in Frank
Iesie's Popular Monthly for April. The
| opening paper is a profusely illustrated
| account Of the Brooklyn Navy ard. BY
| Thomas StinsOn Jarvis. Chill, and Mod
ern Nav al Warfare resents some spirited
pictures. by an English eve witness. of
| the principal engagements in the Gillian
revolution OF last year, which taught the
| world all il knows about the practice
| and conditions Of marine warfare with
the new ironclad vessels and improved
armaments Captain Ii ID. Smith, u SN i,
writes of HenOpen and its Hidden
| Treasures. An aIticle Ct unusual interest
is that upon Some RcpIcs entatice Amer
| lean Dramatists, by arthur Hornblow,
| accompanied by portraits and autograph
| letters Of the principal new men" in o r
native dramatic literature. Cities of the
| Dead, A Day with the Round up, Some
North Germ an Towns, and Old English
| Porcelain, are other subjects interest
iugly described and illustrated; while
| short stories and poems are contributed
| ,y many popular writers New York !:
| Mrs. Frank leslie, 10 Fifth avenue
The Art Amateur for March has, as its
| principal article, a subscription by A J.
| Bsldry Of the famous art school Of Pro
| lessor Berkomer a; 5ushey. England.
The illustrations including two full-page
cuts, are from drawings made by the pu-
| pills he coming sale of the remark
able collection of Italian masters and
English pre- Rsphar!ites. owned by
tn" ate F. r. Iayland Of
London, IL the SUI iect OF some com
menis in My Noe Book aud the accom-
pinying engraving Of Venus's Mirror is
u foe example Of the work IF turne.
Jones. There are articles on the Water.
| oloc rociety'- Exhibition; on the Man
! agement of ,icsLra Exhibitions; on the
| Painting Of Lace; on Portrait Painting 10
| Oil, BY Frank Fowler, and on Stil,-Life
| Painting, by Allyn Aymar. The rare
faieuce in the splitter Museum IL de
sc ibeG. ard a number OF beautiful px-
amples are reproduced The china
painting department is full of valuable
| matter INCLUDING the first OF a
series # talks to NY Glass, By
Siss Elizabeth II. Haiues. and rhe Dec
oralia Of Il fable Service. A ful!-oage
cat Sd US how Il commonpl ice hallway
may bc attractiveiy modified 4 double
page illu stra;ion cf Flower and Bird
Design will be welcomed by those who
wish to paint screens or furniture panels
! here is a calendar for Il g month; there
are reviews of new books; directions
for the treatment of designs; a most
useful table OF pile!tes for painting n
all branches; correspnTd ence relating o
cTayon portraiturf, modelling in clsy,
embroidery, interior decoration, pyrog-
raphy and china painting. On other
pages will be found descriptions If.
private galleries in New York and
Chicago, ard news from Buffalo, Phila-
delpha aud st. Louis. The color plates
comprise flow,r study called button
lush and liiies, fer reproduction in water
color; one of ang,s 20 reproduction
III oil, wateI--olor or pastel, and one OF
ribbon pl4tss. for china psiuters. New
York: Montague Marks, % Union
Square: price 81 cents per number