The Portland daily press., 1900-06-09
THE MAGAZINES.

The magazine of Art for June has the
following table of contents: The Shrine
of Eros. BY st. George Hare, X. l.; From
The Steps of the Mound, Edinburgh.
From the Etching by FRANK Laing
Study of a Head By st. George Hare,
r. L.; The Royal Academy. With
Four Illustrations: After Sunset, by II.
W. b. Davis, II. A; The Little Fishing
Boats, by C. Napier Henry, A. II. A.
The Colne, by David Murray, A. X. A.;
and The Drinking Place, by Stanhope A.
Forbes, A. r. A.; Medals Awarded to
Artists, as illustrated by Sir Laurence
Almatadema Collection. BY W. Rob
erts. With fourteen Illustrations. MIR.
Frank Laings Etchings of Edinburgh.
BY David :. Medium. With nine Illus
trations; The Walters Collection OF ORR
entail Porcelain. BY Cosmo MoDkhouse.
tians Newly Considered. BY Henri
Frantz. With three illustrations; Our
National Museums and Galleries: Recent
ACQUISITIONS: Our Rising ARTISTS: 81
George Hare II. 1. By A. l.. Baldry.
With six illustrations; Bookbindengs.
trations; New Works, BY Mr.. Goscombe
John. A r.. A. - Notes And Queries
The Chronicle of Art-June. With three
illustrate ems
The contents of the Universal Brother
hood Path for June are Hymn to Zeus,
Kleanthes; The New Cycle, Jerome A
Anderson, NJ. d.; Workers Together with
God, Pax Dranoll; The Universal Broth
erhood Organization, +. A. Neresheimer;
Unbrotherliness-The Insanity of the
Age, ]. H.. Frissell; Heaven to He'll, f.
nj. Pierce; Mans Mighty Destiny,
Henry T, Edge; Life Is JOY, Herbert
Coryn, NJ. d.; Egypt and the Egyptian
Dynasties, Alexander Wilder, NJ ID.
Students Column; Children's Depart
ment Mirror of the Movement.
The contents of The Coming Age fol-
June are Christianity in the Occident ano
Orient, by Rev. George L. Pentecost
The Development of Science Art and IT.
Relation to the Drama. by Walter Will
COX Brundje; Loves Uplifting (poemI
BY G. DE Manuel klien; Rational Ar
Education, by Prof. John Ward Stinson
John Ruskin, by b. o. Flower; The
Hebrew Philosophers, by Prof. Nathanie
Schmidt, Phi. ID. Poems of Emerson, by
Charles Malloy; Frances Willard, by
Clara &. Hoffman; School Room Decora
tion by Walter Gilman Page; Work and
Life, by Adeline Knapp.
The contents of The Partisan for june
are: Frontispiece; The Decoration of thu
Sale DIES Fetes, Illustrated My Terrac'
tpoem, Leonce de Joncierss; The Good
Lord Alto Prayer, A. de Pontnaretin
The Manuscript Thief, Illustrated Th'
Swiss Village at the Paris Exposition,
Illustrated; The Little Black Monk, Illus
trated, A. de Nittis; The Image-MakeI
OF Kerilis, Charles lie Goftic; The Paris
Exposition, Capt. A. III. Mattox; Coun
cilior Stryk. Illustrated, Henri Frichet
The Broken Cup; Group vi. at the Pari
Exposition, DIR. w. j. Tolman; Bool
Chat.
Frank Leslie's for June has the follow
ing contents: Full.page Drawing b
Hugh NJ. Eaton, illustrating A. L
CUTLER COUGHS story, The Two Scouts
Legend of the White Narcissus, (poem,
Minna Irving; 1.-The Presidents War,
DE b. Randolph Keim; The Two Scout
(story) A. Il. Quiller-Couch c'Q.O
A Metropolitan Night, Samuel Hopkin
Adams; The Greatest Passion in History
Juana La Loca, Blanche Zacharie .Baralt
The Bath Comedy, Agnes and Egertol
Castle; At the Ends Of the British En-
pire, Robert E. Spear; Before the Raj
(poem, Madison Cawein; Some Tam
Animals / Thought ! Knew. Marth,
McCulloch Williams; For His Honor
Sake, Martha Henderson Gray; Women
as Architects American Woman in AC
tion Series, No. XXX, Joseph Dam
Miller.