John Bull and Brother Jonathan at the Christmas

Fireside, 165. The New Year, 317. Sir Moses Monte-

flore, 318. The Quaker Poet, 319. Recent Biographia

Literaria, 320. Now and Then, 321. Statues not in

Central Park, 483. The lagging Pedestal for Bartholdi's

Statue, 483. Woman's Work at the New Orleans Expo-

sition, 484. The Leaders of Fashion, 485. Have we the

Right to Hiss? 486. Smoking in public Places, 487.

Mr. Lowell's Birmingham Address, 644. Miss Octavia
EDITOR'S HISTORICAL RECORD.

UNITED STATES.-Congress: Opening of second Ses-

sion, Forty-eighth Congress, 494; President Arthur's

Message. 494; Holiday Recess of Congress, 655; House

adjourns sine die, 979; Military Academy Bill, 494; Bill

for Admission of Dakota, 494; Interstate Commerce

Bill, 494, 655, 818; To discontinue Issue of small Green-

backs, 494; Bill elevating Head of Agricultural Depart-

ment to Position of Cabinet Officer, 494; Liquor Traffic,

655; Naval Appropriation, 655, 979; Oregon Central

Land Forfeiture, 655; Piegan Indians Appropriation,

655; Pension Appropriation, 655, 818, 979; Sherman-

Davis Letter in Senate, 655; Grant Retirement Bill, 655,

818, 979; French Spoliation Claims, 655; Chinese In-

demnity, 655; Bankruptcy Bill, 655; Internal Taxes,

655; Mexican War Pension Bill, 655; Standard Silver

Dollar Bill, 655; Dynamite Resolutions in Senate, 818;

Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation, 818; Army Ap-

propriation, 818; Indian Appropriation, 818; Legisla

tive Appropriation, 818; Mexican Treaty, 818; Nicara-

gua Treaty, 818; Anti-foreign Contract Labor Bill, 979;

Texas Pacific Forfeiture Bill, 979; Agricultural Appro-

priation, 979; Post-office Appropriation, 979; Okla-

homa Lands, 979; Sundry Civil Appropriation, 979;

River and Harbor Appropriation, 979; Fortifications,

979; New Orleans Appropriation, 979. Presidential

Election, 331; Total popular Vote for President, 494;

Official Figures of Vote, 655. Counting the Electoral

Votes, 818. Grover Cleveland inaugurated President,

979. President Cleveland's Cabinet, 979. Congression-

al Elections, 331. Elections for Governors, 331. Gov-

ernor McDaniel, of Georgia, re-elected, 331; Governor

Harrison, of Connecticut, elected by Legislature, 655.

State Elections, 331. United States Senators Elected:

Morrill, of Vermont, 331; Sheffield, of Rhode Island,

494; Jones, of Nevada, 655; Evarts, of New York, 818;

Platt, of Connecticut, 818; Call, of Florida, 818; Teller,

of Colorado, 818; Cameron, of Pennsylvania, 818; Vest,

of Missouri, 818; Jones, of Arkansas, 818; Gray, of

Delaware, 979; Walthall, of Mississippi, 979. Appoint-

ments: Hon. W. Q. Gresham, Secretary of Treasury,

331; Hon. Frank Hatton, Postmaster-General, 331. Re-

ceipts and Expenditures United States Government for

Year, 494. United States Public Debt, 494,818. Cotton

Centennial Exposition, New Orleans, 494.

Cleveland succeeded by Lieutenant-Governor Hill, 655.

O'Donovan Rossa shot in New York, 818. Washington

Monument dedicated, 979.

Governor

Great Britain: Passage of Franchise Bill, 331, 494; Re-

distribution Bill, 494; Vote of Censure rejected in Com-

mons and adopted in Lords, 979; Lord Rosebery ap-

pointed Lord Privy Seal, 818. Attempt to blow up

Tower and Houses of Parliament, London, 818. Treaty

signed between England and Italy, 818. Germany: Bis-

marck's Defeats in the Reichstag, 494. Austria: Anti-

socialist Law, 818. France: Senatorial Reform Bill, 331,

494; French Budget, 655; Elections, 655; Senatorial

Elections, 818. Belgium: Educational Bill, 331. Switz-

erland: M. Schenck elected President, 494. Mexico:

EDITOR'S LITERARY RECORD.

Allen Dare and Robert le Diable (Admiral Porter), 817.

American Political Ideas viewed from the Stand-point

of Universal History (John Fiske), 972. Black, William

(Judith Shakspeare, her Love Affairs and Other Adven-

tures), 492. Booth, Mary L. (Laboulaye's Last Fairy

Tales), 329. Boots and Saddles; or, Life in Dakota with

General Custer (Mrs. Elizabeth B. Custer), 813. Bough-

ton, George H. (Sketching Rambles in Holland), 323.

Cable, George W. (Dr. Sevier), 493. Carlyle, Thomas: A

History of his Life in London (Jamés Anthony Froude),

488. Česnola Collection of Cypriote Antiquities in the

Metropolitan Museum of Art, A Descriptive Atlas of

(Louis P. di Cesnola), 325. Coleridge (H. D. Traill), 490.

Cookery Book, The Virginia (Mary Stuart Smith), 817.

656

819

980

Hill's Work in London, 645. Jefferson's Opinion of the

Newspapers, 646. The Land of "Evangeline," 647. The

Procession of New-Years, 648. German Opera in New

York, 807. General Gordon, 808. Memoirs of George

Eliot, 808. The Washington Monument, 810. Dyna-

mite, 810. A Portrait of Abraham Lincoln, 811. The

"New Learning," 967. Art Treasures of Great Cities,

968. Manners, Old and New, 970. The Interviewer, 971.

General Diaz declared President, 331. Egypt: Bom-

bardment of Berber, 331; Colonel Stewart's Party mur-

dered, 331; Burnaby and Gordon killed, 818. Turkish

Atrocities in Macedonia, 494. China: Chinese defeated

by French at Chu, 331, 655. Russia: Attempted Assas-

sination of the Czar, 655.

DISASTERS: 331, 494, 655, 818, 979.-Hurricane, Iceland,

331; Wreck of Gun-boat Wasp, 331; Cloud-burst, Pa-

chuca, 331; Copenhagen Palace burned, 331; Hurri-

canes, Sicily, 331; Mine Explosion, Moravia, 331: Ship

Littlebeck wrecked, 331; Fire-danp Explosion, Union-

town, Pennsylvania, 331; Panic, Star Theatre, Glasgow,

331; Fire-damp Explosion, Belgium, 331; Colliery Ex-

plosion, Wales, 331; Railroad Collision, Prussia, 331;

Houston and Texas Central Railroad Accident, 331

Steamer Durango sunk, 494; Explosion on French Man-

of-war Rigault Genouilly, 494; Foundering of Steamer

Pochard and Steamer Carranza, 494; Orphan Asylum,

Brooklyn, burned, 655; Theatre Comique, New York,

burned, 655; Earthquake in Spain, 655; Wrecks on

British Coast, 655; Steamer Admiral Moorsom sunk,

655; Colliery Explosion, Liévin, France, 655; Maniacs

burned, Kankakee, Illinois, 655; Villages destroyed by

Avalanches, 818; Railroad Disaster, New South Wales,

818; Explosion, Colliery, Nova Scotia, 818; Lunatics

burned, Philadelphia, 818; Explosion, Shoeburyness,

979; Explosion, Unsworth Colliery, England, 979; Col-

liery Explosion, Karwin, Austrian Silesia, 979; Fire-

damp Explosion, Camphausen, Prussia, 979.

OBITUARY: 331, 494, 655, 818, 979.-About, Edmond

Francis Valentin, 655; Alvord, Brigadier-General Ben-

jamin, 331; Arthur, T. S., 979: Bastien-Lepage, Jules,

494; Bennett, George D., 655; Brignoli, Pasquilino, 331;

Burnham, Gordon W., 979; Capron, General Horace,

979; Chanfrau, Frank S., 331; Chestnut, General James,

818; Coburn, Ex-Governor Abner, 655; Colfax, Schuyler,

655; Courtney, Hon. Samuel G., 818; Damrosch, Dr.

Leopold, 818; Darling, Professor William, 655; Down-

ing, Charles, 818; Drake, Francis Samuel, 979; Elssler,

Fanny, 494; Fawcett, Right Hon. Henry, 331; Fernan

dez, General, President of Costa Rica, 979; Fields,

Thomas C., 818; Fillebrown, Commander T. S., 331;

Fleury, General Emile, 494; Gaines, Mrs. Myra Clark,

655; Garrett, John W., 331; Gunther, Ex-Mayor C. God-

frey, 818; Ivison, Henry, 494; Jervis, John B., 655;

Kingsley, William C., 979; Lacroix, Paul, 331; Makart,

Hans, 331; McCune, Charles W., 979; Mott, Major-Gen-

eral Gershom, 494; Murray, Rear-Admiral Alexander,

331; Neill, General Thomas H., 979; Parselle, John,

979; Plunkett, Sergeant Thomas, 979; Preble, Rear-Ad-

miral George H., 979; Reichart, Gustav, 331; Kynders,

Isaiah, 655; Schenck, Rev. Dr. Noah Hunt, 655; Silli-

man, Professor Benjamin, 655; Springer, Reuben R.,

494; Storey, Wilbur F., 331; Sullivan, Alexander M.,

331; Wiley, Bishop Isaac W., 494; Wilhelm I., Duke of

Brunswick, 331; Woods, General Charles R., 979;

Wright, George M., 655.

Country Cousins (Ernest Ingersoll), 328. Croker Pa-

pers, The (Louis J. Jennings), 651. Cross, J. W. (George

Eliot's Life as Related in her Letters and Journals), 811.

Custer, General, Life in Dakota with, Boots and Sad-

dles (Mrs. Elizabeth B. Custer), 813. Cyclopædia of

Biblical, Theological, and Ecclesiastical Literature (John

McClintock and James Strong), 654. Dakota, Life in,

with General Custer, Boots and Saddles (Mrs. Elizabeth

B. Custer), 813. Death, The Foundation of (Axel Gus-

tafson), 976. Doctor Grattan (William A. Hammond),

816. Drake, Francis S. (Indian History for Young

Folks), 328. Eliot, George, The Poems of, 325. Eliot's,

George, Life as Related in her Letters and Journals (J.

W. Cross), 811. Emerson, The Genius and Character of

EDITOR'S LITERARY RECORD.-Continued.
(F. B. Sanborn), 814. England and France in North
America (Francis Parkman), 649. Fairy Tales, Last
(Edouard Laboulaye), 329. Fiske, John (American Po-
litical Ideas viewed from the Stand-point of Universal
History), 972. Flower Song Series (Susie B. Skelding),
325. France and England in North America (Francis
Parkman), 649. From Post to Finish (Hawley Smart),
816. Froude, James Anthony (Thomas Carlyle: A His
tory of his Life in London), 488. Gosse, Edmund (The
Works of Thomas Gray in Prose and Verse), 972. Gray,
Thomas, The Works of, in Prose and Verse (Edmund
Gosse), 972. Great Porter Square (B. L. Farjeon), 978.
Harper's Young People, 330. Hawthorne, Julian (Na-
thaniel Hawthorne and his Wife), 489. Hawthorne, Na-
thaniel and his Wife (Julian Hawthorne), 469. Herodo-
tus, The Boys and Girls' (John S. White), 328. Herodo-
tus, The Sixth and Seventh Books of (Augustus C. Mer-
riam), 974. History of the Four Georges, A (Justin Mc-
Carthy), 491. Holland, Sketching Rambles in (George
H. Boughton), 323. Holmes, Oliver Wendell, Illustrated
Poems of, 653. Indian History for Young Folks (Fran-
cis S. Drake), 328. Ingersoll, Ernest (Country Cousins),
328. Judith Shakespeare: Her Love Affairs and Other
Adventures (William Black), 492. Laboulaye, Edouard
(Last Fairy Tales), 329. Latin Language, A Grammar of
the, for the Use of Schools and Colleges (William Brig-
ham), 330. Left Behind; or, Ten Days a Newsboy (James
Otis), 329. Literature, English, A Popular Manual of
(Mande Gillette Phillips), 973. Man, The Seven Ages
of (From Shakespeare's "As You Like It"), 324. Mar-
lowe, Christopher, The Works of (A. H. Bullen), 652.
Marmion (Sir Walter Scott), 325. McCarthy, Justin (A
History of the Four Georges), 491. McClintock and
Strong (Cyclopædia of Biblical, Theological, and Eccle-

ELEVATOR, THE.........

"Very sorry. Merely a Father"

"There! there! wake up, Mrs. Curwen".

ESPAÑOLA AND ITS ENVIRONS...

siastical Literature), 654. Miss Brown (Vernon Lee), 977.

Money-makers, The, 976. Nature's Serial Story (E. P.

Roe), 323. Newsboy, Ten Days a; or, Left Behind (James

Otis), 329. Otis, James (Left Behind; or, Ten Days a

Newsboy), 329. Paris in Old and Present Times (Philip

Gilbert Hamerton), 653. Payn, James (The Talk of the

Town), 817. Pepys, Samuel, Diary and Correspondence

of (Richard, Lord Braybrooke), 651. Persia, Rubáiyát

of Khayyám, The Astronomer-Poet of (Edward Fitzger-

ald), 324. Pindar: The Olympian and Pythian Odes (Ba-

sil L. Gildersleeve) 974. Rip Van Winkle, The Land of (A.

E. P. Searing), 814. Roe, E. P. (Nature's Serial Story), 323.

Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám, the Astronomer-Poet of Per-

sia (Edward Fitzgerald), 324. Scott, Sir Walter (Marmi-

on), 325. Serapis (Clara Bell), 978. Sevier, Dr. (George

W. Cable), 493. Shakespeare's "As You Like It," The

Seven Ages of Man from, 324. Smart, Hawley (From

Post to Finish), 816. Smith, Sydney, Rev., A Sketch of

the Life and Times of (Stuart J. Reid), 330. Tales of

Three Cities (Henry James), 492. Talk of the Town, The

James Payn), 817. Taylor, Bayard: His Life and Let-

ters (Maria-Hansen Taylor and Horace E. Scudder), 490

Tuileries, The Court of the, From the Restoration to

the Flight of Louis Philippe (Catharine Charlotte, Lady

Jackson), 814. Two Compton Boys (Augustus Hoppin),

329. Under Which King (Compton Reade), 815. Viking

Bodleys, The (Horace E. Scudder), 329. Virginia Cook-

ery Book, The (Mary Stuart Smith), 817. Wearing of

the Green, The (Basil), 815. Where the Battle was

Fought (Charles E. Cradock), 493. Wonder-book for

Girls and Boys, A (Nathaniel Hawthorne), 329. Wood-

cutters of the Netherlands in the Fifteenth Century,

The (William Martin Conway), 653.

W. D. Howells 111

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A Group of Adobes...

Indian Foot-race

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835

H. P. Wells 774

Charles W. Jenkins 99

.George H. Boughton 725

HOW FAITH CAME AND WENT.

....Constance Cary Harrison 542
..Annie Trumbull Slosson 799