Century Magazine/Volume 37/Issue 5

Contents

• Siberia and the Exile System. The Grand Lama of the Trans-Baikal, by George Kennan
• Siberia, a poem by Florence Earle Coates
• The Rival Souls, by Harry Stillwell Edwards
• The Last Letter, by Frank Dempster Sherman
• Italian Old Masters. Gaddo Gaddi, by W. J. Stillman
• Italian Old Masters. Taddeo Gaddi, by W. J. Stillman
• Ireland. Christian Ireland, by Charles de Kay
• Pictures of the Far West. The Choice of Reuben and Gad
• Abraham Lincoln: A History. The Edicts of Freedom, by J. G. Nicolay, et al.
• The Use of Oil to Still the Waves, by Lieut. W. H. Beehler, U.S.N.
• Down to the Capital, by James Whitcomb Riley
• York Cathedral, by Mrs. Schuyler van Rensselaer
• Electricity, Something It Is Doing, by Charles Barnard
• Love's Unrest, by L. M. S.
• Strange True Stories of Louisiana. The History of Alix de Morainville, by George W. Cable
• Amateur Theatricals, by Gustav Kobbé
• Dutch Painters at Home, by Emma Eames Chase
• Edward Rowland Sill, by Herbert D. Ward
• The Correspondence of Mr. Miles Grogan, by George H. Jessop
• The River God, by Charles Henry Luders
• The Last Assembly Ball, by Mary Hallock Foote
• A Full-Length Portrait of the United States, by Edward Eggleston
• Rules of the House of Representatives, by Thomas B. Reed, M.C.
• Election Laws for Congressmen
• The English Language in America
• Lincoln's Disinterestedness
• College Fraternities
• "What of the South", by Marion J. Verdery
• A Thank-Ye-Ma'am (To J. W. R.), by Tudor Jenks