CONTENTS OF THE SEPTEMBER MAGAZINES.
The Atlantic His Vanished Star, V., VI, Charles Egbert Craddock; Edwin Booth, Henry А (Лaрр; Hack and Hew, Bliss Carman, A Slipon the Ortler, Charles Stewart Davison; A Kitten, Agnes Repplier; Wild cat Banking in the Teens, J. B. McMaster; A Rus sian Summer Resort, Isabel F. Hapgood; Love and Marriage, Sir Edward Strachey; On the St. Augus tine Road, Bradford Torrey; Nibblings and Brows ings. Fanny D. Bergen; The Isolation of Life on Prairie Farms, E. V. Smalley; The Moral Revival in France, Aline Gorren; The Technical School and the University, Francis A. Walker: Studies in the Correspondence of Petrarch, III., Harriet Waters Preston and Louise Dodge
The Century. Sights at the Fair (illustrated), Gustav Kobbé, William James Stillman, Wendell P. Garrison; Six Bulls to Die (illustrated), Mrs. Norman Cutter; The Taormina Note-Book (illustrated). George E. Woodberry; Benefits Forgot, X., Wolcott Balestier; A Glance at Daniel Webster, Mellen Chamberlain : A Woman in the African Diggings (illustrated), Annie Russell; Balcony Stories; I. Grandmother's Grandmother, II. The Old Lady's Restoration (illus trated), Grace King; The White Islander (Conclu sion), Mary Hartwell Catherwood; The Horizon Line, Thomas Wentworth Higginson; The Census and Immigration, Henry Cabot Lodge; The Author of Robinson Crusoe (illustrated), M. O. W. Oliphant; Phillips Brooks's Letters from India, Phillips Brooks; The Heir of the McHulishes, in Two Parts, Part 1, Bret Harte; The Test, Mary Thather Higgin son; The Hiltons' Holiday, Sarah Orne Jewett; Leaves from the Autobiography of Salvini, Tommaso Salvini.
The Cosmopolitan. This is a " World's Fair " number, and contains the best illustrations of the Great Exposition which have yet appeared. The several articles, fully illus trated, include: A First Impression, hv Walter Besant: The Foreign Buildings, by Price Collier; Notes on Industrial Art in the Manufacturers' Build ing, by George F. Kunz; An Outsider's View of the Woman's Exhibit, by Ellen M. Henrotin; Foreign Folk at the Fair, by Julian Hawthorne; Electricity at the Fair, by Murat Halstead; Transportation, Old and New, by J. B. Walker; Mines and Metal lurgy, by F. J. F. Skiff; Chicago's Entertainment of Distinguished Visitors, by H С. Chatfield-Taylor; The Government Exhibit, by F. T. Bickford; Eth
nology at the Exposition, by Franz Boas; Points of Interest, by Ex-President Harrison. Harper's. A General Election in England (illustrated), Richard Harding Davis; The Handsome Humes, a Novel, Part IV., William Black; Edward Emerson Barnard (illustrated), S. W. Burnham; An Albert Durer Town (illustrated), Elizabeth Robins Pennell . Gabriel, and the lost Millions of Perote. a Story (illustrated), Maurice Kingsley; The Letters of James Russell Lowell, Charles Eliot Norton; Texas (illustrated), Ex-Senator Samuel Bell Maxey; The General's Sword, a Story (illustrated), Robert С V. Meyers; Down Love Lane (illustrated), Thomas A. Janvier; Horace Chase, a Novel, Part IX., Constance Fenimore Woolson; The Diplomacy and Law of the Isthmian Canals, Sidney Webster; A Gentleman of the Royal Guard (illustrated), William McLennan'; Riders of Egypt (illustrated), Colonel T. A. Dodge, U. S. A Lippincott's A Bachelor's Bridal, Mrs H. Lovett Cameron; In the Plaza de Toros (illustrated), Marrion Wilcox. A Girl's Recollections of Dickens, Elizabeth Wormeley Latimer; The Cross-Roads Ghost (illustrated: Matt Crim; LTncle Sam in the Fair, Charles Kinu-. U S. A; Ishmael (illustrated), Richard Malcolm Johnston; Hypnotism : its Use and Abuse, Judson Daland, M.D., The Carthusian (illustrated), from the French; A Sea-Episode, C. H. Rockwell, U.S.N.; Men of the Day, M. Crofton Political Science Quarterly Gillen's Case against Bimetallism, Charles B. Spahr . Theory of the Inheritance Tax, Mark West; Modern Spirit in -Penology, Alexander Winter; Late Chilian Controversy. Prof. J. B Moore; The Prus sian Archives, Prof H. L Osgood; Ashley's English Economic History, Prof. W. Cunningham Review of Reviews. This is л number of fine variety and timeliness It epitomizes and synchronizes the whole planet for the month of August, 1893. It discusses the mone tary crisis, the silver debate, the tariff outlook, the Behring Sea decision, the French attack on Siam, the progress of the Home Rule bill, the politics of the European continent, various matters at Chicago and the World's Fair, and a hundred other timely subjects, the whole number being profusely illustrated with portraits and pictures A sketch of Engineer Ferris and his great wheel is a singularly readable and attractive article, and Mr. Stead contributes a most noteworthy character sketch of Lady Henry Somerset.
