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Week i'll Malta" by Isa Darlington Ca
bell, and Margaret E. Sangster will con-
tribute an Easter Idyl," which will be
accompanied by beautiful engraving
from drawing by w. II. Hyde An inn
portant series of illustrated articles on
Household Decoration" by Clare Bunce,
begins IN the same number, which appeal
especially to people of artistic tastes but
| limited means who desire 10 beautify
their homes without sacrificing economy.
"Donahoe's Magazine for March Bos-
tom is freely illustrated and has these
among other papers: "Tne Propaganda. ,,
by Rev. Francis a. Cunningham: "Presi-
dental lnaugurations," by James Realf.
Jr.; "A Few Flowers All Can Grow" by
Clement Milton Hammond; "a Fresh
Anecdote," by A. H.; "a Plea for the
1 Bohemian," by John Boden; ''A Brave
PRIEST; The Future of Electricity,o by
Professor A. E. Dolbear; ".At His Grave"
| by Henry Austin; "Treasures in Our
Irust," by Rev. Mortimer Edward Two
mey; "A School Question of Moment -
by Rev. Joseph V. Tracy; "Canada's s
I Catholic Premier"; SIN American Stu
dos" by Henry Austin; a. Newspa-
per Mans Recollections of General But
ler," by James w. Clarke, \. NJ:
should Young Men Go Into Politics ?''
hon. Chauncey NJ. Depew, Joseph j.
| Q'Donohue, Esq, f. r. Concert and Rev.
J. P. Bodfsh; ''Charles J. Kickham," by
James B. Dollard.
The Engineering Magazine, for March
/ New York; has these papers III addi-
/ ton to many fine illustrations. and the
editorial departments OF electricity,
hlechahlcs, architecture, industrial
chemistry and mining and metallurgy:
"A merica's Need of the Nicaragua
lanai. Hon. Warner Miller; 'The Rela
Iiom oil Architect and Engineer" George
Hl!l; ship Building on the Great
Lakes" Henry \. Griffin; ''Is the Gil
mate Changing?" Prof. II. A. HaZen:
me Increase of Speed on Railways"
William Barnet lie Van, NJ. Am. Soc NJ.
e.; Locations of the Pig-Iron Indus
try" John Birkinbine; American Rail-
way Progress in 1882, Thomas L. Greene:
value of Long Distance Telephone
Herbert Laws Webb: The Glass Making
Industry in America" X. NJ. Atwater;
American Annexation of Hawaii" II.
Graham Gribble, c. E.
The New England Magazine for
March tBoston) is finely and literally
illustrated. Among the leading articles
are; With Dean Stanley and Phillips
BROOKS at Plymouth" George +. ellis;
The University of Wisconsin," David
B. trankenburger. THE Study of I4ocal
History" Winfield S. Nevins: The
Massachusetts Prison SYSTEM" Samuel
/. Barrows; Negro Slavery in Old Deer
field" George Sheldon; "Ye Romance of
CaSco Bay. '. Cascoe," Herbert NJ.
sylvester; Lost Pueblo,'' Werner l..
Keel; The Salvation of a Missionary.'
q story, Edwin G. Martin; "Mr. Burbitt,s
Bible Class" story, Rev. Marvel Ed
wards; The Republic OF Chile" Lieu
tenant Charles II. Harlow, u. S. Navy;
proportional Representation, Stouph-
ton Cooley; John Ballantyne. Amer
ican," Helen Campbell
The number OF "Harper's Weeklyu
published March 18th presented a series
of interesting and accurate illustrations
OF scenes at the inauguration of President
Cleveland, prepared by staff artists sent
to Washington for that purpose. These
illustrations include views Of the inaugu-
raj ceremonies, of the Inauguration ball,
etc, and are accompanied by appropriate
descriptive comment. The number also
contained the usual variety of timely
articles and illustrations of current inter-
est, able editorials, views of the Column
blan Exposition and choice fiction.
'Belford's Monthly for March (Cbi-
cagol has twenty-five articles, the chief of
which are: 'Scenes and Types From a
Great Book" Don Piatt; ''Alphonse Dau-
det in His Country Home" Max Maurv:
"A Daughter of Chicago" Joseph Perci-
val Pollard; Fighting Against the ANA
zons," Private Louis c.; "The Piano-Its
Development in the West" A. NJ. Mer-
ton; Little Mattie," d. Higbee; .'Our
Divorce Statutes," Walter Stowe Collins.
! How Denver's Streets are Kept Clean.''
g. w. Waterbury; Genoa the Proudu
John t. Bramhall.