The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1896-11-12

Camp at Grindstone, by r B. Burchard; An
Adventure with African Lions. by Trahcr
GenoDe Lenzs World Tour Awheel Turkey
Tracking by Ed w. Sandys; A Gossip oa
Golf, by Horace @. Hutchinson; American
Amateur Athletics in 1896, by w. B. Curtis;
Racing Schooners. by Il. b. Burchard Foot
ball Of '96 By Walter Camp. and the National
Guard of Maine, by Capt. c. B. Hall. The edi-
torial and record departments are very inter-
esting.
Wilson'S photographic Magazine for November
has On the Ground Glass Papers for Profess
sional Photographers. DIR. Johann Paul Eduard
LesegsBg. How to Study Process Chromatlcs,
Toning Bromide Prints, Echoes from France.
Gelatine Plates for Various Purposes Practical
Formula, Portrait Studies. and host of in-
teresting news for the photographer.
.Babyhood for November is filed with advice
and practical suggestions for mothers.
The Century for November opens the 9th
year of the magazine with a series of papers by
Gen. Horace Porter, entitled Campaigning with
Grant EN- bod ying recollections of Grant during
the period of his supreme command over the
Union army. From the first paper it will be
seen that Gen. Porter'5 work will give an inti-
mate revelation of Grants nature and that is
will be enlivened by abundant snecdote. Two
serial novels are begun in this number: Hugh
Wynne. Free Quaker, by Dr.. S. Weir Mitchell,
is story in which Wynne, sometime officer
on the staff of Gen. Washington" tells, in the
first person, the story of his life. The other
serial, by Marion Crawford, is entitled A Rose
of Yesterday; the opening scene is in Lucerne,
and the characters are all Americans. Election
Day in New York is described in much detail
by Ernest Ingersoll, and is accompanied Big
pictures by Mr.. Jay Hambidge. The Olympic
Games of 1896 are the subject of paper by
their founder. Baron Pierre de Coubertin, now
the President of the International Committee,
A timely article is contributed by Duncan Ross,
son of Confederate officer, On the topic Why
the Con federacy Failed. the three reasons given
being "the excessive use of paper money"
the policy of dispersion" and the neglect Of
the cavalry"
The Reriec of Rspiers for November contains
an important article by the Rev. DIR. Lyman
Abbott, entitled, A Summing up of the Vital
Issues OF 1895; an illustrated article on Meth
DDS and Tactics of the Campaign; discussion
of the question, Would Free Coinage Benefit
Wage Farmers? the affirmative argument being
presented by Dr. G. B. Spahr, the negative by
Prof Richmond Mayo-Smith; an elaborstely-
illustrated article on George Du Maurier, by
Ernest Knaufft; and The Eastern Ogre, by
| w. T. Stead.
| A story of the time of SHAKESPEARE, written by
John Bennett will be the leading serial for the
new volume of ST. Nicholas. 1t Is called Master
Skylark. and will deal with the romantic events
of the Elizsbethan age. The great dramatiss
| figures rs one of the leading characters.
Prof w. n. Hudson will open the November
| number of AppietoR's Popular Science Monthly
| with discussion of the nature of The Moral
| Standard. He represents the theological. the
| social and the legal standards of conduct as de-
| pending on commands that have relation to
| the effects of the conduct, while the moral code
is based on the scientific principle of natural
| causation.
! See Going to the Horse Show, by Jay Ham,
bidge. and The First Chryssnthemum Girl. in
| Truth. For sale on all trains and newsstands.
| The Pocket Magazine. Contributions by a.
| Conan Doyle, Jane Barlow. w. w. Jacobs,
! Stephen Crane, and others. Published By Fred
| erick a. Stokes s. Co., New York. Price 10
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The fourth number of Life's Comedy con ains
| 81 pages of beautifuly-printed illustrations on
! heavy calendered paper, with a specially deco
| rated cover printed in colors. The drawings
| are by Gibson, Wenzell, Van Sehaick. Johnson,
!: Sullivant and other well-known artists. Pub
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York. Price % cents.
The November Arena contains Kate Field,
| Frontispiece; Prof. Frank Parsons, The Issue
| of 1896 5. Howard Leech, The Simplicity Of
the Single Tax; Prof. Jos. Rodes Buchanan,
NJ. d., Jesus and the Apostles C. w. Cram,
| NJ. d.. The Medical Crisis of the 18th Century !;
Lillian Whiting, Kate Field; Rev. G. d. Cole
man, Night and Day. poem; B. o. Flower,
| Four Epochs in the history of our Republic,
| with photographers of Washington. Jefferson.
Jackson, Lincoln, and Bryan Justice Walter
Clark. IL D.. Free Coinage Indispensable;
]. Wordeu Pope U. s. Army, The North Ameri-
can Indian; Mary NJ. Harrison, Chldren's
! Sense of Fear; Bolton Hall, The New Charity;
! VIM. II. Standish, The Impending Crisis; Rev.
T. Ernest Alien, Can We Have au Infallible
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