Illustrated by Valerian Gribayedof, Chas. H. Woodbury, Sears Gallagher, Louis A. Holman, Jo. H. Hatfield, M. Lamont Brown, James Hall, and A. Howes.
The old Parsonage; Sir Richard Saltonstall; First old Parsonage, 1635; Old Meeting House in which Provincial Con- gress held their 2d and 3d Sessions; Harriet Hosmer's Birthplace; Birthplace of Maria White (Lowell); Theodore Parker; Harriet Hosmer; Rev. John Bailey; Some old Watertown Tombstones; Anne Whitney; Birthplace of Anne Whitney; Fowle House, General Warren's Headquarters; Paul Revere's House; Public Library; First Parish Church; John Weiss; Twilight on the Charles; Dr. Convers Francis's House; Dr. Convers Francis; Theodore Parker's Board- ing Place; House in which Theodore Parker kept School; Old Coolidge Tavern where Washington once lodged; Watertown Churches of To-day.
ART IN CHICAGO.. 4II Illustrations: James H. Dole, Vice-President of the Art Institute; The Chicago Art Institute; Portrait of a Girl, by Rembrandt Van Ryn; Prof. N. P. Lulp, by Rembrandt Van Ryn; Princess Helena Leonora de Sieveri, by Van Dyck; The Water Mill, by Hobbema; W. M. R. French, Director of the Art Institute; The Sacred Wood - Pagan Inspira- tion, by Puvis de Chavannes; John H. Vanderpoel, President Chicago Society of Artists; Heads of Two Apostles, by Peter Paul Rubens; The Guitar Lesson, by Terburg; Judgment of Paris, by Walter McEwen; Charles L. Hutchinson, President of the Art Institute; Alice D. Kellogg, President of the Palette Club; Walter McEwen, from a charcoal sketch by Himself, engraved by M. Lamont Brown; Abraham Lincoln, from the Statue by Augustus St. Gaudens; The New Art Institute
ARMSTRONG (GENERAL) AND THE HAMPTON INSTITUTE
Illustrated chiefly from photographs by Jeannette M. Appleton and sketches by H. Martin Beal:
View of the Water Front of the Hampton Buildings; Map of Hampton; General Samuel Chapman Armstrong, en- graved by M. Lamont Brown; The Old Mansion House -Home of General Armstrong: A Bit of the Old South, near Hampton; Memorial Church from Hampton River; Virginia Hall; General James F. B. Marshall: Whittier Prepara- tory School: Harness Making: Officers of the Battalion; In the Girls' Garden; Shellbanks - The Old Homestead on the Hemenway Farm; The Barnyard; Reading-room and Library; Class in Natural History Science Building; In the Printing Office; Indian Students; Indian Boys playing Crokinole; Spahananadaka (Wild Rose), a Hampton Student; Indian Boys making Wheelbarrows; an Omaha Family and their Home before a Course at Hampton and Afterward.
Illustrated chiefly from Photographs by the Amateur Photographic Society of Buenos Aires, kindly loaned for the purpose by Don Carlos Röhl, Consul-general of the Argentine Republic, New York. Illustrations: Government House, Buenos Aires; Provincial Bank, City of La Plata; Poor People's Huts, Buenos Aires Province; Private Residences on one of the Fashionable Avenues of Buenos Aires; Cathedral, Buenos Aires; Callao Street, Buenos Aires,-Jesuit Convent on Right; Station of the Southern Railroad, Buenos Aires: Broker's Rings, Stock Exchange, Buenos Aires: Façade of Opera House, Buenos Aires; Grand Stand, Race Course, Buenos Aires; A "Rodeo," Small Herd of Cows on a Ranch; Scene in the Park of Buenos Aires; Municipal Building, La Plata; New Docks, Buenos Aires; An old Spanish Corner in Buenos Aires-a relic of Colonial Times; "El Challao,' Andes Mountains; Ruins of Santo Domingo Church, Mendoza; Three Public Schools of Buenos Aires; Entrance to the Riachuelo.
BRYANT'S NEW ENGLAND HOME.
Illustrations by Chas. H. Woodbury, B. V. Carpenter, Louis A. Holman, and Sears Gallagher: William Cullen Bryant; Monument marking Birthplace of the Poet; One of Cummington's streets; House in which Thanatopsis was written; William Cullen Bryant; Bank of the rivulet which flows through Cummington; Old School- house on the Bryant farm; Old road at Cummington; Schoolhouse presented to the Town by William Cullen Bryant; Interior of the Bryant Library; Library presented by the Poet to the Town of Cummington; The Bryant Homes. d; Library in Bryant Homestead; Old Baptist Church; Bryant's Father's grave in the mountain graveyard.
BERMUDA IN BLOCKADE TIMES..
BONIVARD, THE TRUE, THE PRISONER OF CHILLON..
Illustrated by H. Martin Beal and Louis A. Holman.
BLACK BASS FISHING IN NEW ENGLAND
CANDIDATE AT BINNACLE, THE...
Illustrated by Jo. H. Hatfield.
CLUBS AND CLUB LIFE AT HARVARD..
Charles Hallock.. W. D. McCrackan
Charles Frederick Danforth Benjamin Asbury Goodridge
Illustrations: Jester, from '91 H. P. C. Theatricals-"Twelfth Night"; Group from '93 D. K. E. Theatricals — Caius Julius Cæsar; "Première Danseuse in 91 H. P. C.-"The Obispah "; The '93 D. K. E. Theatricals-"Caius Julius Cæsar "; Seal of Institute of 1770; The '91 H. P. C. Theatricals-"The Obispah"; "Alco" in " The Obispah"; Emblem of Porcellian Club; Group from '94 D. K. E. Theatricals-"A Serpent in Petticoats"; The Hasty Pudding Clubhouse; Medal of H. P. C.: Skirtz in "The Obispah"; Group from the '92 H. P. C. Theatricals - The Old Bedstead"; "Cassandra" in '90 H. P. C.-"Helen and Paris"; "The Freak, the Frump, and Friar "; " Ballet Girls" in " Alice in Wonderland"; Emblem of A. D. Club; "Amita in "The Obispah"; Running for the Dickey: Seal of the Pi Eta Society; Medal of the O. K. Society; Watch charm of the Phi Beta Kappa Society; Institute Song; Seal of the Alpha Delta Phi Society; Dickey business; Notification of Membership H. P. C.; The Porcellian Clubhouse. CARDINAL MANNING. A Portrait
Illustrated from photographs kindly furnished by Mr. Henry H. Belfield, and the Dibble Publishing Co., the publishers of Mr. Kirkland's work "The Story of Chicago," Illustrations: Door of Republic Insurance Company Building (still standing); House now standing where the Great Fire originated; Historical Society Building, Dearborn Street; Tribune Building, Before and After the Fire: The Court House before the Fire; The Court House, seen through the Ruins of Clark Street: Booksellers' Row, Before and After; Post Office: Post Office Ruins: First National Bank; Field and Leister's Store; Chamber of Commerce: Michigan Southern R. R. Depot; Armour's Block; St. James's Church Before and After; Door of Unity Church; Ruins of N. E. Congregational Church; Unity and N. E. Congregational Churches after the Fire; St. Paul's Church Before and After: Looking South down Clark St.; View from Tribune Building Looking East; Crosby's Opera House; View of Wabash Avenue; Van Buren Street Bridge.
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GOVERNOR'S RECEPTION, THE. A Story Illustrated by Jo. H. Hatfield:
"Don' seem to be any signs of breakin' the drouth"; "When Mr. Atkinson's dickey strings were tied"; Lucy; "Gentlemen, will you let me escort you down and introduce you to the Governor?"
Illustrations: Northampton from Elizabeth Rock; Mr. and Mrs. Goldschmidt, 1851; A Nook in Paradise: Program of Jenny Lind's Concert: Mount Holyoke from Hockanum Ferry: The Jonathan Edward Elm; The old church in which Jenny Lind sang; The lake in Paradise," Northampton: The Henshaw House, where Jenny Lind used to stop on her way up Round Hill; Round Hill, Northampton, from an Old Print.
MARCO POLO'S EXPLORATIONS AND THEIR INFLUENCE UPON COLUMBUS...Helen P. Margesson..
MILWAUKEE Captain Charles King
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"A Heart of Stone," P. McArthur: "The Modish Maid," Basil Tempest; "Old and New," Francis Dana; "From the
Past," M. A. de Wolfe Howe, Jr.; A Diet of Worms," Amos R. Wells; "Gen'l'man Joe," M. E. Torrence.
"A Medley," Susie M. Best: "One of Longfellow's Letters," D. M. Jones.
"Her Name," Zitella Cocke; "The Difference," T. H. Farnham; "A Comforter," Robert Loveman; "The De-
butante," James G. Burnett.
"Worshippers of Light Ancestral," A. S. Bridgman; "A Treasure Trove," P. McArthur: "In Cliftondale," Allen
Eastman Cross; "Blind Love," Kate Whiting; "The Violet," C. Battell Loomis; "A Back-Bay Lesson," A. S.
Bridgman.
Illustrations by May Alcott Nieriker, Louis A. Holman, and Jo. H. Hatfield:
Amos Bronson Alcott; Mrs. Alcott: Bust of Alcott, by Ricketson, in the Concord Library; The Wayside; The Porch
of the Orchard House; Miss Alcott's House at Nonquitt; Miss Alcott at the age of thirty-eight; Miss Alcott from a
Photo by Warren; Orchard House, Concord (The Home of the Little Women); No. 10 Louisburgh Square, Boston;
Bust of Miss Alcott made by Walter Ricketson for the Concord Library; House on Dunreath Place, Boston, where
Miss Alcott died; The Alcott Lot in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Concord; A Portion of Miss Alcott's last Letter.
ROMANCE OF CASCO BAY. I., II., III...
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Illustrated by Charles H. Woodbury, H. M. Sylvester, Sears Gallagher, and Jo. H. Hatfield:
Fore River; The Stroudwater across the Old Canal; Some Quaint Headstones; The old Salt Mill; The Means House;
The Means Sideboard; Stairway in the Tate House; Admiral Tate's House; Buffet in the Tate House; The Tate
Homestead, said to be the oldest House in Maine.
Illustrations: Chorister of the Madeleine, Paris, from a Painting by Kate Watkins; Choir of St. James's Church, New
York; Choir Boys, Church of the Advent, Boston; Two Little Probationers; Choir of St. Paul's Church, Concord,
N. H.; Hartwell Staples, Church of the Advent, Boston; The Recessional, St. Paul's Church, Concord; Choir of St.
Paul's, Milwaukee; Blatchford Kavanagh, Grace Church, Chicago; Willie Cooper, St. Paul's Church, Kenwood, Chi-
cago; Dr. Gilbert, Organist of Trinity Chapel, New York: Choir of St. John's Church, Jamaica Plains, Mass.;
Newton Wilcox, St. Paul's, Boston; Out-door Service, Grace Church Choir, of Chicago, at St. Clair Springs, Mich.;
Arthur E. Greene, St. Paul's, Boston; Edwin S. Baker, Church of the Heavenly Rest, New York: Choir of St.
Stephen's Church, Lynn: Three Brother Choristers, St. James's Church, New York: Willie V. Macdonald, Appleton
Chapel, Harvard: Geo. L. Osgood, Choir Master, Emmanuel Church, Boston: S. B. Whitney, Organist and Choir
Master, Church of the Advent, Boston; Group from Emmanuel Church Choir, Boston; Choir of St. James's Church,
Cambridge; Recessional - Church of the Advent, Boston.
John Putnam 3d's Place; Thomas Haine's House; The Joseph Putnam House, Danvers; Thomas Fuller, Jr's. House, Middleton; The old Philip English House, built 1685, taken down in 1833; Benj. Fuller's House, Middleton.
VILLAGE LIFE IN OLD ENGLAND
Illustrated by Louis A. Holman, Jo. H. Hatfield, and H. Martin Beal: "Great flocks of sheep as yet unshorn"; "Over the white footpaths which wind through the broad meadows"; "The parish church lifts its hoary head above the tree tops"; Farm Laborers at work: "Sometimes the cottages abut directly upon the street, without allowance for a footpath": "The Old Market Cross"; "But, as a rule, the villagers are domiciled"; "The American in England is at once attracted by the neat appearance of the cottages of the poor": A Bit of the Barnyard: "Uncouth in speech and manner, the ordinary farm laborer is not an attractive creature"; "Now and then the shop blossoms into a small grocery"; "Breakfast time "; The Village Smithy; "The little town hall has stood for centuries"; "Set off in donkey carts to see the neighboring attractions":" "A solidly built structure is the old Chequers Inn"; The last load of hay; Haymakers at the big house'"; The village postman; Farmer George's. WOMEN'S WORK AT THE HARVARD OBSERVATORY Helen Leah Reed
WITCHCRAFT IN CONNECTICUT WINTHROP, THE TOWN OF.
Illustrated by Valerian Gribayedoff, Louis A. Holman, and the Author:
Prof. Chas. H. Levermore. Albert Winslow Cobb..
The Winthrop Yacht Clubhouse: Fac-simile of Old Map of Boston Harbor, 1773; Entrance to Bartlett Park; William F. Bartlett; The Bartlett House; St. John's Episcopal Church; A Street in modern Winthrop; The Emerson House; Geo. B. Emerson; Winthrop Churches; A Bit of Winthrop; The Old Bill House; Dean Winthrop's House; On the Harbor Side.
WALT WHITMAN........
WALT WHITMAN IN BOSTON.
WALT WHITMAN'S DEMOCRACY
Walter, Blackburn Harte..
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