Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-01

man and Of q dead cx-Confederate sol
der. who became the care OF some plain
but excellent people and ultimately WAS
restored to her rightful heritage and
married the man Of her choice, on
which occasion the itlnorant once, but
now promoted to higher office petition,
oniclated.
The Cosmopolitan, April; New York.
Terms, 81 per annum.
Napoleon In the character Of war
rior md ruler is well known, but IT.
has been left to the editors o. the
Cosmopolitan to bring to pubic notice
this wonderful genius In the realm Of
action. Frederick Mason. who gives
the history Of the manuscript and
vouches Tor It's authenticity, also tells
the story OF the disnppearance OF the
manuscript after the death Of the em-
perOra uncle, Cardinal Fesch. to whose
care the royal author had committed
Il with other papers belonging 10 his
youth Additional interest Ia derived
from the portraits Of Napoleon as lieu-
tenant and a copy Of the death mask
made at St Helena.
Tho serial "Origin OF Thought by
Valdes grows in interest as It pro-
crosses. W. D. Howeis continues his
altrulstic articles. How People Live
IA plutoCratlc city is the topic Of the
letters In this issue. The letters are
certainly exceedingly clever, and II Is
n received opinion among critics that
Bowolls future fame VIII rest on these
rather than on his novels.
THE Employer and the Young Man"
by Edward Box, deserves to be read
by men OF the classes mentioned, as II
abounds IN sound business sense. The
article Is well illustratedt by r. @.
Atwood. The illustrative feature Of
the Cosmopolitan merits special mem
ton for there Ia scarcely page that
is not illuminated by superior pictures.
New England Magazine. April; War
rem Kellogg, publisher, 8 Park Square.
Boston. Mass. Terms, 50 a year.
The frontispiecc OF the April New
England is atartllngly llfe-llke por-
trait Of Horny Irving In his imperson-
alton OF Beckett. picture that imme-
diatnly quickcns desire to read what
william n. W, Ball has TO say on
Henry frvlns's Influence on the Amer
lean stage" The article Is made more
intenaely delightful by the portraits
Of this great actor In his different roles,
and also Of Miss Terry, who has been
such an efficient auxiliary to his sue
cesa. Mr., Ball, we think, correctly at
tributes to Irving the change that Is
maulfestly going on In popular taste,
md he Sees u growing tendency to-
wards the highest and the purest In
dramatic art which viii eventuate in
the restoration to the stage Of the old
stock companies and do AWAY with
those perambulnting companies which
do not elevate the stage. The pages
IT this excellent magazine are filled
with excellent selections and every con-
trlbuton printed Is tribute TO the
careful editing Of Nh. Kellogg.
Tho North American Review April;
N4Nu NRrlf RlllHn Ma q IFWuf l'NtIFfRnmln
street Per Dunum. &c.
The leader Of the April North Amerl-
can ls Personal "Reminiscences Of the
Vatican Council by Cardinal Gibbons.
Az a writer Gibbons has no superior,
and The recnllcctions Of this most Inn
purtant conference by so intelligent an
observer are valuable contribution TO
literature OF local interest Will be a
paper prepared by GOV. Stone OF Mis-
slasippl, THE Suppression OF Iawlesg-
ucaa IN the south" Robert A. plnkcr-
ton writes OF Forgery as a Profession"
and as might be expected OF one who
has npont his days IN unenrthinP
crime, he knows whereof he writes
In Notes and Comments there IS an
article by Dr. Matthews, "Delicncy,
True and False" in which he takes
suo with ocusora OF the design ON the
facade OF the Roston library. by Mr.
Kenyon Cox, who have condemned It
as an oifcuae against decency.
ton Mimi q 10 nnbllghers' i5 Ynarly
subscrlptlon. 81
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