Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13
OUR sooK TABLE.

The Cosmopolitan, February; join
Brisbpn Walker editor, New York
Price, $500 per year
The recent death of Mr. Blaine make
rv,rythug pertaining to ihis distinguish
yd American OF lively interest. Hence
the reader, OF the Cosmopolitan viii ID,
grujihud when they sru u 10 uu admir-
able likeness of him taken from late
10 not hH last photo. Aud iu the rur.
upctiou they win curiousy read the cs
,imutu made of him hv T. &. Crawford
Just uutpror to Mr.. BMiucs death Ia
addition Goo portraits oi him at different
periods ui his He aud views of hi,
homes. thprr are copies of few of the
most noted cartoons which hi, public act,
elected
This number opens with nn Illustrated
descriptive article relating no Monte
Carlo ono nf the most uutcd gambling
pmrys Iu tlc world
Now thpt the United States coutrm-
plates thriving protecting upgis Owen
the Sandwich islands, there is likely
Coo De increased interest I'm the pnrirctiup
of sliphu.idug, and for this reason "Ih
Evolution of Naval CONSTRUCTION" hy y
Ituu|Iyy MilWOt viii bD ul more general
Interest Among the lending articles is
The Great Railway System of the Unit.
cd States the AtChisuu, Topeka and
Santa l'c being the one under cousidrla,
rurrvut number fully sustuins the rppu-
tadun this magazine is fast making for
Itself
New England Magazine, February
New England Magazine company, office
2il Columbus avenue, Boston, Price.
S3ih q year,
OF the many magazines which find their
way to the Book Table few, ii amy.
Wrpass Jhc New ENGLAND, In general
uttuctiyeluss. All that mechanical OK
ovlvucr can effect is done and tho cdito-
rial work Is executed So vuusciCutiuusly
as Co leave nothing Co he asked.
The illustrative feature rs particularly
excellent I'm the current number there
are six of the articles prutuscly illustrated
| and the truntlspicCc rs "a tine COPY of
George II Boughton's noted picture,
pilgrims Going 10 Church. Literary
Chicago, 10y W, NJ. Payne. has portraits
of prominent writer's Ion that city. views
ot libraries aud Woll-wrttpu sketches of
literary workers and their work
kvnWckiuns will ho auUhpd to read of
am old Kentucky town, and some win
recall pleasant memories la upnDs All
the views OF HarrodshurE and the poi,
traits ui men identified with the town.
Helen ImnphcllS serial John Rulun,
! tyne maintains It's interest and the de.
purtmeuts of pOcsy are we'll calculated
20 awaken Interest aud inspire praise.
The Scrvance llyicw February is a
quarterly journal that Is published M
! ScNauve, Tenn, the seat of one of the
most noted educational institutions of an,
! south IL rs strictly q literary periodical
Che pagts being exclusively devoted Id
| studies of mon Qnd books la Which stu
| dents are expected 10 he interested. m,
| conlrhuters are themselves scholars, and
the reviewers show their ability m IA,
| PAGES devoted TO this part of the contents
GENERALLY the reviews are IN a kmdl,
critical spirit and the reader who /,
| familiar with the work mderrrviow viii
gain a better insight into am author,
methods 81 Thought from persual of
such criticism,
students of English win gather many
new conceptions Of words irom the sr,,
end paper; "fMgish Pathology ana Eng
| liSh Literature"
refalr Hodgson, ID ID. Ii. d.. man
aging editor Yearly subscription, S3OO
Magazine Of American History, Febru
ary The National History company
| l32 Nassau street, New York pric,
1 81 per alMun
The coming Of the Quadra.ccntennls
of thr discovery of America has had an.
| effect of uuickpEng interest Ia AN per
| Niung 10 the history of tlds Countr,
| udiclS such as the MNwasige ot Ameri
/ tsm history are frducl.t with moro linn
! ordinary interest THIS monthly puterl
I tho wide domaiu of his,ory with an rX
/ tpud.at rrNsn and th, ptlltOrs are nN
/ cantc8t with a rehearsal ot stirling event
J bur give lhe social aspect Vi Ills tountr.