The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-28
THE MAGAZINES.

Hdrper's Basar for October 18th will con.
tain, among other attractions, a strong
short story. How Two Dined Out BY
lisa Carrineton Cabell: Golf for Women. .
by Mary v. Muilett; "The Dancing Mas
ter" a translation from the French of Lu.
doyIc Haleyy, by Edith V. B. Matthews, a
daughter of Brander Matthews. and THE
Cliff Dwellers. review. by w. ID. Howells.
A famous man is always interesting
when he tells how he did the thing which
brought him his reputation. and there IL q
particular charm about Frank r. Stock
tons narrative, which opens the Noyem-
Der Ladies Home Journal. of how he con-
ceised and wrote his famous story. THE
Lady or the Tiger p, what came of its
writing and the condition OF his own mind
at the present time Of the correct solution
OF the story.
The November number of Current Liter
allure gives in its 100 pages remarkable
full aud complete reflection of the progress
Of the world. The new departments.
sport. Recreation and Adventure" .The
New Education" Medical, Surgical and
vital thought OF the time in these lines,
and will do much TO increase the interest
and entertainment already given by the
magazine.
The complete novel in the November
number OF Lippfncotts Is IAN Unsatisfac-
tory Lover" by Mrs. Hungerford f"The
Duchess"l IL tells, in the style which
has charmed so many readers, of an in
suspicious wooing and an interrupted
courtship, which at length led to q happy
resust--tor the lover did not always remain
unsatisfactory. The ninth In the series of
LipptRcoats Notable Stories is 'sThe Rus
tiers, by Alice MacGowan. Tits power
fui tale of the panhandle of Texas.
The leading article In Worthington's for
November Is Mr. John III. Whitson's inter-
estins paper upon the Ramona Indian
school, located near Santa Fe, n. NJ. A
third paper upon life in the Hawaiian
Islands. by c. b. Rogers, NJ. D., treats of
the famous volcanoes Mauna Lea, Mauna
kea and ktiauea. The fiction Is notice
ably good, and that enthusiastic student
OF bird lore. Mrs. Olive Thorne Miller. con-
tributes most entertaining article con-
corning the curious ways of birds in
mating time entitled The Lover in
Feathers"
Harycr's Weekly for next week will he
notable Worlds lair number. In addition
To three full page drawings by Frederic
Remington. Rosina Emmett Sherwood and
I. Dart Walker on Worlds fair subjects,
u will contain an eight-page supplement
exclusively devoted 10 the Worlds fair,
aud consisting principally of photo
graphic reproductions OF the most interest
ing vgess TO be found in the interior of
the various buildings. Richard Harding
Davis writes enteytslningly of the Ken
dass IN The Second Mrs. Tanqueray,"
aud Of Nat Goodwin in Ia Mzzoura. IL
iastTatcd with characteristics portraits.
osher timely Portraits will be those of
''ouno3. Marshal Mcmahon. John Z. Rus
sell and +. I. GrseRhalge; aud the dedics-
ton Of the Trenton monument will be ad-
equaiely treated in tex. and Illustrations
The Csciopedie Rcriesg Of caryeat HistorY
Tor the second quarter OF 1885, published
eE aarFrtson, Cox aud Co, Buffalo. opens
Win an Interesting and timely article up
on tae monetary question. This contains
careful review o; the financial condition
ana policy of the various countries OF the
World and notes the causes which have led
10 the existing striagency of the money
market. The portion relating to the cri-
sss In The Taited States gives many INF.
portant facts and figures relating 10 the ex-
Poriaiion Of gold, the gold reserve. and the
t9'A1 currency Of the country. There is.
a'se, an interesting item regarding the
temporary disturbance Of the regular bus
1aess OF The coaasry by the Worlds fair.
Sa1sns tie other tQpics treated are the
be&T4ns sea 4ispa;o, the action Of the gen.
eFAi assembly in the trial OF DR.. Briggs for
heTesy The Hawaiian question. the Rus
sac sxsFadstton treaty. and the recsproc-
ny convention Of American and Canadian
SsSssas whieh was held at Sc. Paul in
june.