GOVERNOR'S ISLAND, NEW YORK HARBOR, GARRISON LIFE AT......... William H. Rideing...... 593

Illustrations by C. A. Vanderhoof, R. Sayre, A. Quartley, A. C. Redwood, and Robert Blum.
Illus. A Gun Casemate.

593
Birds'-Eye View of Governor's Island.. 594
The Ferry to Governor's Island.

Castle William..
A Twenty-five-Ton Gun

598

599

594

Confederate Prisoners in Fort Columbus.. 595
Sally-port, Fort Columbus..

596

The Sundown Gun

597

A Colonial Governor taking his Ease
Mexican Armor in the Museum..
Old Artillery Saddle in the Museum.
Weapons from the Sooloo Islands

600

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Edward Strahan..
924

911

923

924

925

926

Terra-Cotta Figurines from Cyprus...

921

HONEY-BEE, HUNTING THE.

Rowland E. Robinson....

201

Illustrations by Mary Hallock Foote, Daniel Beard, and F. H. Lungren, after Sketches by the Author.

PARISIAN ART. See "Art, Parisian, Glimpses of."
PETER THE GREAT AS RULER AND REFORMER. Chapters I-XXIII..Eugene Schuyler.....

. I, 208

329, 544, 709, 895

Illustrations by Hawley, Riordan, Davidson, Nehlig, Répine, Edelfelt, Lathrop, Brennan, Makovsky, Lungren,
Alexandrovsky, Blum, and others.

TANAGRA FIGURINES. See " Greek Terra-Cottas from Tanagra, and Elsewhere."
THACKERAY'S RELATIONS TO ENGLISH SOCIETY.....

TIGER-LILY..

E. S. Nadal.

535

Illus. Pen Sketch, by Robert Blum, of Boehm's Statuette of Thackeray, 536

UNDER THE GLACIER...

A Little Knowledge is a Dangerous Thing. 122

114

An Old Saint.

116

Weirdness.

120
121

Illustrations by the Authors.

A Levee at the Braddock House

494

489

Old Wharf and Gun..

490

Mail Coach at the Royal George.

495
496

491

A Birthnight Ball in the Olden Time.

497

492

A Bit of an Old Garden

499

PAGE.

VOLCANO, THE GREATEST ACTIVE

Illustrations by Thomas Moran and the Author.
Illus. Lake and Rivers of Molten Lava in the
Outer Crater of Kilauea, October
29th, 1879
Halemaumau, as seen Oct. 29th, 1879... 927

WAR-CORRESPONDENT, AN ENGLISH
WELSH FAIRS

927

C. F. Gordon Cumming... 926

Halemaumau, in 1866..
Forms Like Drapery and Serpents taken
by the Lava in Cooling..

Kate Field.

Wirt Sikes.

Illustrations by George Inness, Jr., William Magrath, and A. B. Frost.

Illus. Welsh Black Cattle.
Dancing on the Green.

"Britons, Strike Home
The Shooting-Gallery

WHITMAN, WALT.

Illus. Portrait of Walt Whitman..

928

931

297
434

Edmund Clarence Stedman 47

937

shine Pass"

942

WOODS, LEONARD. (Professor Park's Memorial).

ZERVIAH HOPE..

POETRY.

138

Elizabeth Stuart Phelps... 78

TOPICS OF THE TIME:

DEPARTMENTS.

Our Decennial-Pictures-The Nihilists, 151; The Civil Service Reform Association-Men and

Women-A Hopeful Lesson, 311; The Setting and the Rising Sun-The Mayoralty and the

Schools-Character, and What Comes of it, 467; Art and the Stupidities of the Tariff-The Drama

-Woman and her Work, 631; George Eliot-The Metropolitan Museum-A Correction from

Bishop Coxe, 790; Permanency in Office-Holding-The Power of Opinion-Mr. Comstock's

Book, 948.

COMMUNICATIONS:

"A Year of the Exodus in Kansas"; A Rejoinder (Henry King), 314; The Tariff on Works of

Art (G.)-Thomas Paine (W. J. Linton), 634; "The Bible Society and the New Revision": In

Defense of Dr. Breckinridge (Benjamin Breckinridge Warfield), 951.

HOME AND SOCIETY:

Home Decorations: Screens and Portières (Constance Cary Harrison), 155; Social Aspects of the

Drama in London (Grace Greenwood)—An English Hospital Nurse-Ounces of Prevention, 315:

Nursery Decoration and Hygiene (Constance Cary Harrison)-Marion Harland's "Common

Sense in the Household " (S. B. H.)-Sweeping and Dusting (Mary Dean)—The Open Book

(S. B. H.) 470; About Floors and Rugs (S. B. H.), 636; A Mother's Duty to her Girls

(S. B. H.)-A New Cooking-Stove (S. B. H.)-Servants' Rooms and Quarters (Constance Cary

Harrison)-Prizes for Decorative Art and Needle-Work, 793; A Novel Entertainment from

"Punch" (F. A. B.), 952.

CULTURE AND PROGRESS.

Longfellow's "Ultima Thule "-Holmes's "Iron Gate"-Browning's "Dramatic Idyls "-Cable's

"Grandissimes "--Aldrich's Stillwater Tragedy "-Greene's "Army Life in Russia"-Jonathan

Edwards's Discussion of the Trinity, 156; Bowen's "Gleanings from a Literary Life"-The Sixth

Year of "L'Art "-" Rollo's Journey to Cambridge"-Books for Young People (Stockton's "Jolly

Fellowship "-s
"-Scudder's "Mr. Bodley Abroad"-Habberton's "Worst Boy in Town"-Jules

Verne's Exploration of the World"-Lanier's "Boy's King Arthur"-Brooks's "Fairport

Nine")-Miss Jewett's "Old Friends and New"-Grant's Confessions of a Frivolous Girl," 318;

Mr. Aldrich's Selected Poems-Edwin Arnold's Poems-Benjamin's "Troy"-Von Holst's "Con-

stitutional History of the United States," Vol. II.-Farrer's Primitive Manners and Customs'

De Amicis's" Holland"-Miss Perry's "Tragedy of the Unexpected "-Davis's "Stranded Ship"

"Spiritual Songs for the Sunday-School "-Books for Young People (Miss Alcott's "Jack and

Jill"-Mrs. Moulton's "New Bedtime Stories"-Rosina Emmet's "Pretty Peggy "-Mrs. Olive

Thorne Miller's "Queer Pets at Marcy's"-Mrs. Gatty's "Parables from Nature"-Knox's

"Boy Travelers in the Far East"-Susan Coolidge's "Guernsey Lily"-Edward Everett Hale's

"Stories of the War")-A Second Portfolio of Pictures from SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY and ST.

NICHOLAS Erratum, 473; Jean-François Millet, Peasant and Painter"-Tennyson's New Ballads

-Recent Works on Poe-Hale's "Crusoe in New York "-Bellamy's "Dr. Heidenhoff's Process

-The Third Salmagundi Exhibition, 637; The New Edition of Dr. Schliemann's "Mycena and

Tiryns"-James's "Washington Square "-Disraeli's "Endymion"-George Fleming's "Head

of Medusa"-Eggleston's "Famous American Indians "-"The Memorial History of Boston"-

The New Edition of Irving's "Knickerbocker's History of New York "-"Art Suggestions from

the Masters"-Dame Juliana Berners's "Fysshynge wyth an Angle," 795; A Second Offer of

Prizes for Wood-Engraving-Winter Picture Exhibitions (1880-81)-Corthell's "History of the

Mississippi Jetties"-Seward's "Chinese Immigration"-Miss Curtis's "Tanagra Figurines'

Miss Bird's" Unbeaten Tracks in Japan "-Harris's “Uncle Remus: His Songs and Sayings'

"L'Art"-Mrs. Walford's "Troublesome Daughters," 954.

THE WORLD'S WORK:

"

New Telegraphic System--The Photophone-Improved Diving-Apparatus-Submerged Well-

Pump, 164: New Steam Vessels-Chemical Ventilation-Plaiting Machine-Pneumatic Clock

System-Improved Foot-Power for Sewing Machines-New Method of Culture for Pot-Plants-

Novel Boat-Rig-Utilizing River Currents-New Thermometer, 324; The Yale College Horologi-

cal and Thermometrical Bureau-American Progress in the Manufacture of Stained Glass, 483;

Heat from Friction (With Diagram)-Under-ground Telegraphy-Some Recent Research in the

Prevention of Diseases of Cattle-New Steelyard-New Variable Water Lens-Fire-Proofing Iron

Columns, 645; New Cooking-Stove and Utensils (With Drawing)-Artificial Ballast-Power for

Pleasure-Boats-Optical Tests for Milk, 804; New Apartment-Houses (with elevation and

plans), 964.

BRIC-A-BRAC:

Where Ignorance is Bliss (Stephen Tabor)-Uncle Esek's Wisdom-On the Inspiration of the

Moment-Emerson on English University Training-Western Adventure (Drawn by Hopkins)

-A Variation (Mattie Caverno Cook)-Uncle Ned's Banjo Song (J. A. Macon)—" The Thought

of Astyanax beside Iulus," 166; Uncle Esek's_Wisdom-The Knight and the Squire (win

Russell)-We'll a' Keep Young Thegither (A. D. L.)—“O Jay!" (G. P. Lathrop)-Her Rival

(A. C. Gordon and W. W. Archer) 327; Captain Dick (F. De Y. Carpenter)-The Dead Moon

(T. N. Lawrence)—Ingram's “Life of Poe"-The Universal Language (Edmund R. Terry)-

Terpsichore in the Flat Creek Quarters (J. A. Macon), with illustration by L. Hopkins, 487; Cabin

Philosophy (J. A. Macon)—The Story of the Gate (T. H. Robertson)-Two Scenes from an

Unpublished Drama (Bessie Chandler), 647; Uncle Esck's Wisdom-The King-cup's Test (Amos

L. Hinds)-Desdemona (R. Trowbridge)-The Telegraph Operator (Jacob F. Henrici)-Street

Cries (Edward Eggleston), 807; Epigrams from the French (George Birdseye)-Confession

(Nathan Haskell Dole)-I Want (David L. Proudfit)-Through the Snow (T. H. Robertson)-

The Last Sleigh Ride of the Season (Drawings by H. Stull)-A Song of the Mole (Joel Chandler

Harris), 967.