Harper's Weekly 1883: Vol 27 Index

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A: Apsey, E. A.: Along the Shores of the Silver streaming Thames, 72. Absinthe—Another Imported Fashion, 592. Absinthe-drinking-—-The Fast-prevailing Vice, 447. Academy of Design, The New York National, 220, 229: Brown’s ‘Great-Grandmother and I”; Gifford’s ‘Morning near Zaandam”™; De Haas’s “ Moon- light, Massachusetts Coast’; Koehler’s *‘ ‘Her only Support” Mayer's ** The Lord’s Day’’; Inness's ‘A Summer Morning”’; Millet’s “The Story of none” ; Smillie’s ‘‘ Massachusetts Coast’’ ; Chase’s ‘‘ Herring Boats preparing for Sea’’; Moran’s ‘‘ En Voyage”; Wyant’s ‘ Anywhither’’; Reinhart’s * In the Garden’; Van Schaick’s ‘Turkish Idlers” Dielman’s * Mora-Players.’’ - Adirondacks, Miss Diana in the, 529. tna, Mount, Ascent of, 189: tna in the Foreground; Mountaineer; On the Edge of the Crater; The Eng- lish House; An Ascent by Night. Afloat and Ashore—Christmas Sunrise (Zogbaum), 840. Africa, West Coast of, Sketches on the, 268: Bonny; Old Calabar; Palm-Tree, with Birds’ Nests; Kon-Boys; The King’s *‘ Mouth.”* After the Rain (Painting by amen, 73. Air Ship, Ritchel’s, 683. Albany, The Old State Capitol in: The Old Capitol; The ‘Entrance; The Executive Chamber, 588 ; Ruins of Tweddle Hall, 61; The Old Court-House, 587; Dem- ocratic Convention at, 62s. Alcoholic Mania, A Case of Acute, 819. Alderman, A qualitied Candidate for the Board of, 719. ALEXANDER, Joun W., Illustrations by: Portrait of Alex- ander H. Stephens, 145; Portrait of Peter Cooper, 225; The Geysers of the Yellowstone Park, 713; Christmas Pantomime in the Bowery, 817. Alligator hunting in South Florida; 9: Fort Bassinger; Mosquito Camp; Fire-hunting; Waiting for Day- light. American Man-of-War saluting a foreign Fleet, 512. Anam, The French Invasion of, 612: Hué, the Capital of Anam, Black Banners; Their Advance-Post; Hai Fong; Pagoda at Ha-Noi. Andersen, Hans Christian (Tableau), 796. Angling for the Speakership, 792. Ant and the Grasshopper, The, 833. Antiquarian Lore, 783. Anything Bat, 191. Auywhither (Painting by Wyant), 229. Apache Campaign, General Crook's, 484: The Pack-Train, Sierra Madre; The Battle-Field; Ruins on the Ba vispé River. . Apache Scouts, War-Dance of. 440: The Height of the Dance; Evolutions of the Dance; Pahuatishu ; Al chisay ; Scouts in Bivouac Apache Surrender to General Crook, The, 417. Apotheosis —1883 (/og.) to 1783, 791. April Fool, The Engineer's, 219. Armor, Not a Knight in, 91. Armor plate Trials at Spezzia, 141. Army, American, Disbanding of, at New Windsor, New York, 664. Army of the Republic, Tablet presented by the, to the City of Baltimore, 429. Art Exhibition, Detroit, 621. Arthur, President, crossing the Brooklyn Bridge, 341. Art Objects in the Boston Foreign Exhibition, 5 Etrus- can Sarcophagus; Design for a Book Cover; Hunt- ing Cup; Antique Bust of Cicero; Love's First Dream —Marble Group Art (See “Academy,” and ‘+ Water-Color."*) Ashburnham Ms. of the Pentateuch, Pictures from, 276, Assisted lnmigrant from Kerry Workhouse, 432. ‘Atalanta.’ The—Jay Gould's new Yacht, 388: The Yacht; State-Room ; Saloon Decorations ; Piano , Mono rain. Atchafalaya River, A Trip on the, 237: Entrance to the River; A Swamper's House; ASwamper; Steamer running the Rapids; Red River Landing; Castle on the Atchafalaya; Litthe Whiskey. Bayou ; A wamper ’s Garden ; The Ash Cabin; Map of C hanges ip the Mississippi's Current. Atlantic City, New Jersey, 457: A Stroll on the Beach; A Marine Villa ; Solid Comfort ; The Board Walk ; North from the Pier; The Inlet. Authors’ Carnival at Hartford, The, 796: The Kenwigs Tea Party, Nobody asked you, Sir; The Spanish Student ; Dick Swiveller and the Marchioness ‘ Me arguerite ; Hans Christian Andersen; Joan of Arc; Nathan Hale; Kenilworth; Faust; Dream of Fair Women; Pulaski; The Spectators. Autumn Leaves (Painting by Pyle), 740. B. Batancr of Trade with Great Britain still against Us, 272 Balk of the Telegraphers, 496. ‘Ball of the Vegetables, The,” Hlustrations from, 760. Ballot. Box, A New, 219. Baltimore. Tablet presented to the City of, by the Grand Army of the Republic, 429. Barber, Squelching the loquacious, 16 Bark afloat, Our only —Against free Ships, 64. Barnum’s Elephants in Winter-Quarters, 56. Barometer, Consulting the, 300. Barrett, Lawrence, as Lanciotto, 645. Bar-room Keeper and Customer—The Fact, and the Rea son for it, 159, Conscience makes Cowards, 543 Bartholdi Loan Exhibition, The, 804. Barthold’s Liberty, Frame-Work of Hand of, 4 Base ball Champions of 1883, 653: Grand Toreh-light Pro cession in Philadelphia ; Portraits of Buttington, Hornung, Sutton, Wise, Burdock. Radford, Whit- ney. Morrill, Hines, Hackett, Smith. * Base-ball Grounds, Chicago, 292 Base ball Industry, Chinese Invasion of, 240. Base ball of the Future, 364. Baths. Free, at Ne ~w York, Ope ‘Ding of the, 381: The Bath House; ‘Get in Line ‘Not To Day.” Bayou Teche. tenliiae. On the, 24y; Little iy hiskey, 237, Bazar, Cairo, 188. Brakp, Dan, Ilustrations by: Whiter Sketches on the Long Island Shore, 152; Remarkable Quadrumana, 264; Exhibition of American Taxidermists’ Soc iety, . Sketches among the Mackerel Men, 649, BEAVIS: The Lost Cow, 20 Breckwita, J.C): Head of Peasant, 71 Bedouin Merchants, Cairo, 158, Bee Hive, Wild, Robbing a. 692. Berry Venders at Station, 540. Bi Centennial of the Landing of the Germans, 660. Bicycle Tournament, The, Springfield, Massachusetts, 620. Billiard Club, The Blackville, 205. Bird-fanciers’ Show, New York, The, 152. Bird, The new—Dudes, 208. Bismarck, Dakota, Laying Corner-Stone of the Capitol, 596, Bites, Mr.. and his Hammerless Gun, 701: Bites deter mines to become a Sportsman; Purchases a Ham merless Gun; Explains its Action ;. Tries the Locks; Receives some Hints; Starts a Covey; Makes a Stipulation; The Covey rises; The Dogs stand again: Mr. Bites fires; Mr. Bites exultant; The Gun goes off again; Return of the Sportsmen Black Banners, Anam, 612. Blackville, The Billiard Club, 205; The Serenade, 372: Private Theatricals. 556, Blockade on Broadway, A, 845 Blood Money. No More, 144. Boat. Race, The Harvard and Columbia, 408: Columbia observing Harvard; Harvgrd observing Columbia; Columbia Crew getting ou€ their Boat; The Finish. Boat, Towing the Democratic, 320. oiler Inspection a la Mode, 624. Book Cover, Design for, 569. Book, Large Edition de Luxe of, 15. Boston, Building of the Young Men's Christian Associa- tion, 732. Boston, Foreign Exhibition at, 536: The Exhibition INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS. Building; Portraits of N. J. Bradlee, C. B. Norton, Frederic W. Lincoln; Art Objects in, 569. Boston Industrial Fair— North Carolina Exhibit, 600. Boston University—Jacob Sleeper Hall, 140: The Edifice ; The Young Men’s Study; The Young Ladies’ Study. Bowery, New York, Christmas Pantomime in, 817. Bowlder in the Franconia Flume, Fall of the, 433. ‘* Boy Travellers, The,’’ Illustration from, 760. BraDigy, Horace, Illustrations by: Alexander H. Ste- phens lying in State, 164; Bridge, New York and Brooklyn Suspension—Portrait of John A. Roeb- ling; The New York Entrance, 321; Archway, New York Side, Cable Anchorage, Brooklyn Side, 325; Approach. New York Side ; Seen from Brookly n. 328 ; The Brooklyn Entrance, 329; President Arthur crossing, 341; Celebration of Opening, 344; Tragedy on the Bridge, 353; The Cars, 380. Bridge. Brooklyn. (See ‘* Brooklyn.”) Bridging Niagara again, 644. Broadway, New York, A Blockade on, 845. Brooklyn and New York Suspension-Bridge: The New York Entrance, 321; Portrait of J. A. Roebling, 321; Archway, New York Side, 325; Cable Anchorage, Brooklyn Side, 325; The Approach, New York Side, 328 ; View of, from the Brooklyn Side, 328 ; The Brooklyn Entrance, 329; President Arthur cross- ing the Bridge, 341; Fire-Works at the Opening of, 344; The Tragedy at the Opening, 353; The Cars on the Bridge, 380 ; At the New York Enirance, 743 ; New York Entrance, 743. Brooklyn, Christmas-time, 1800, 832. Brooklyn, Presidential Sunrise in, 703. Browy, J. G., Ijustrations by: Grandmother and I, 220; ‘The Confab, 232; The Transit of Venus, 257; Ups and Downs of Life. 753. Brown of Manchester writing Home, 192. Brown's Selection of a Hat, 7. Buffalo: Democratic Convention, 628. Buffalo Game, The, 639. ‘+ Building the Nation,” Illustration from, 760. ‘Bunko, Too much like the Spirit of, 735. Burglar, The gay and festive, 575. Burns, M. J., Ulustration by: Christmas Dinner at Sea. 816. , C. G., Mlustrations by: Boiler Inspection a la Mode, 624 ; Harmony at Buffalo, 625 ; The Cincin- nati Cry, 639 ; A Leaky Department, 641; An old Lock with a new Key, 656; Consistency, thou art a Jewel, 668; Plants that must not be fostered, 685 ‘Primary Facie,” 688; For the Fun of the Thing, 696; An Organized Appetite, 704; The Modern Da- vid, 721; Sweeping out Butlerism, 724; The Labor of Sentenced Prisoners, 724; Warming the Boys’ Toes, 751; And still the John Bulls Come, 767 ; Evacuation, 775; A Thanksgiving Croker, 776 ; Apotheosis of 1873, 791; Angling on the Potomac, 792; Uncle Sam’s Dilemma, 803; The Democratic Scarecrow, 807; Vox Patuli, 808; Alcoholic Mania, 819; Decorating the Democratic Platform, 823; St. Nick's Visit to Washington, 84s. Butler, B. F., and Peace in Massachusetts, 36; Boston— His old Lock with a new Key, 656; For the Fun of the Thing, 696; Tanned with his own Bark, 736. Cc. Capy, Henry N., Illustration by: A Midsummer Reverie, 552. Cairo, Sketches in, 188: Porters in the Bazar; Glass. Bead Shop; Bedouin Merchants. Camping Out as a Fine Art, 732: Exterior of a Camp; The Interior; The Dining Room. Canoe Convention, The, 564: The Canoeists; The Winning Boat; Tribulations of the Photographer; Visitors from "Way back; Our Mess; In the Family Camp; The Minstrels. Cafion, Grand, of the Yellowstone River, 537. Canterbury Cathedral, 221: Entrance to Thomas a Beck- et’s Chapel; Norman Staircase. Canton, China, City Gateway and great Pagoda, 593. Cape May, Life and Character at, 500: The Bathing Hour; Pond Lilies; Bathing Costumes; Foot-Ball; Jolly Companions; Gossip; Non-Bathers; Sand in the Hair ; Solid Comfort; A Confabulation ; Calm; Spoons. Capital and Labor, Break between, 480. Carnival, The Authors’, at Hartford, 796., Carnival, Winter, at Montreal: The Ice Palace, 49; The Torch-light Procession, 65; Sports and Characters at, 92; New Orleans Carnival, 120. Cars on the New York and Brooklyn Bridge, 380. Carving. Wood, Illustrations of, 13. Casino, In the New York, 24: Arcade in the Lobby; On the Roof; Main Chandelier; Lamp in Corridor; Glimpse in the Foyer; Ip the First Tier; In a Proscenium Box Cathedral and Church of St. Servius, 604. Cathedral at Worms, 604 Cathedral of Canterbury, 221. Cathedral, St. Patrick's, Archbishop Hughes laid at Rest in, 89. Cat, The Life. Adventures, and Death of a, 45 Celery for Market, Preparing, 540. Centennials, (See ** Newburgh.’ and ** New York.’*) Central Park, New York—The Drive at 4 P.m., 317 * Century, Junior,’’ New York, The, 748. Ceylon, Cinnamon Culture in, 306. Cuask, H.: Herring Boats preparing for Sea, 229. Cuask, W. H.: A Sketch, 72 CuicaGo Stock Exchange, 84; New Base-ball Grounds at, 202; Railroad Exhibition at, 377; View in the Lum ber District of, 665. China Sea—Tea Fleet. 157 China, The great Wall of, near the Nan Kow Pass, 637. Chinatown, New York. A Strolling Photographer in, 532. Chinese Devil, The French Magician raising, 607 Chinese Gateway and Great Pagoda, Canton, 593. Chinese Invasion of Base ball Industry, 240. Chinese Picnic on Lona Island, 385. Chinese Theatrical Performances in San Francisco, 296: The Tumblers; The Orchestra; The Cousin of the Moon; The Council of the Gods; Light Comedy Christmas Dinner at Sea, 816 Christmas Gift to ** Ole Marster and Missus,"* 820. Christmas, John Norton’s : Tl never touch a Drop of Liquor, sick or well,’ 809; *‘The Christmas Pud- ding,” $825; **The Old Man paused,” 826; +The Yarb be of the best,’ 826; ‘Hist along. Bill,” 827; ‘A Wolfstole from underneath,” 828; ** A little | Fire burned feebly,” 828; *‘ Let not my Children die!’? 828; **The Deer fell to the Ground,’ 829; “The Bullet drove through his Thigh here,”’ 829; ‘*The poor Woman dragged herself to the Door,” Trapper and Wild Bill continued their Flight,’ 832; +: | miss them so,’ 832. Christmas Morning—**Comin’ from de Store’ (Frost), 841 Christmas Morn, Milton’s (Graham), 812. Christmas—Old Santa Claus among the Poor Children, 12. Christmas Pantomime in the Bowery, 817. Christmas Presents—So Generous! &39. Christmas Sunrise, Afloat and Ashore, 840. Cuurcn, F. 8., Hlustrations by: Barnum’s Elephants in Winter-Quarters. 56; The Mermaid, 168. Church, Early Settlers on their Way to, 1; Grace M. E, Church, Brooklyn, 44; Grace Church, New York, 648. Cicero, Antique Bust of, 569. **Cimbria,’’ Steam-ship, sunk by the ‘ Sultan,”’ 68. Cincinnati Cry, The. 639. . Cincinnati, Dramatic Festival at, 280: The Feast of the Lupercal ; McCullough as Marcus Brutus ; Mary Anderson as Desdemona; Murdoch; Rhea; Clara | Morris; Barrett ; Goodwin ; Ellisler; Miles; Pre paring Scenery for, 245. Cincinnati, lnundation at, 116, 129. 136. Cincinnati Opera Festival—Scene from ‘+ Lohengrin,” 60 Cincinnatus. Grand Procession of the, at Cincinnati, 577. Cinnamon Culture in Ceylon, 316: Pruning the Plants; Stripping the Bark; Packing the Quills; Drying; | Bundling. | Civil Service, New Jersey—Warming Boys’ Toes, 751. | Civil.Service Reform, Democratic, 751. Ciark, W. F., Illustration by: Breaking of the Em- bankment at Louisville, 136. Clam and Oyster Fisheries, 525. Clean Shirt Period at an End, 48. Clerks on their Way Home from Business, 283. Cleveland, Flood at, 109. Clock; Louis XVI., 783. Club Windows, Passing the, 288; At the Club, 687. Coaching Season, Opening of the, 345. Cock Tavern, The, Fleet Street, London, 233. College, Dickinson, Carlisle, Pa. , 413. Colorado, Mining Life in, 717. Columbia and Harvard Boat Race, 408. Comics.—Brown getting his own Hat after all,7. Bdi- tion de Luxe of Book, 15. Squelching the loqua- cious Barber, 16. Herr Most and the Policeman, 23. Niagara as it may be in Time, 32. Butler and Peace in Massachusetts, 36. The Comical Story of a Cat, 45. The Yellowstone Park in the Hands of Speculators, 47. Mayor Edson and Clean Shirts, 4s. Those Fashionable Dancing Classes, 63. The Policeman’s Night-key Test, 63. The Congress Dog barking against Free Ships, 64. Uncle Sam’s Invitation to Prince Jerome, 77. Terrible Things in American Society, 80. Perils of Street Steam- Pipes, 91. Sketches of the Montreal Carnival, 92. Veni, Vidi—but was Blowed, 95. Torments of point- ed-toed Shoes, 95. A Plucked Turkey, 96. Lent, a Season of Rest for Society Men, 111. Cupid as St. Valentine, 111. The Silver Dollar growing Worse, 112. Washington’s Pea-Shooter, 123. The Czar’s Petition to crown himself, 128. The Irish Land League's Blood-Money, 144. Why the Rum- seller keeps his Carriage, 159. Old Probabilities Struck by a Blizzard, 160. Thanks for the Close of Congress, 176. Running Fashion into the Ground, 191. Everybody on Broadway an Eng lishman, 192. The Milk Supply of New York, 207. A new Bird—the Dude, 208. April- fooling the Railroad, 219. Jay Gould wondering why Wall Street is Blue, 224. Chinaman as Base-ball Player, 240. Home Rule—The Speaker of the House, 247. Too much Tail to the Irish Kite, 256. Authentic Dudesque Positions, 271. Pauper Trade with Eng- land—the Balance of, 272. Clerks of the Old Time and the New Time, 283. Doing the right Thing on only $8000 a Year, 288. Utilizing Irving's Statue, 295. Farmer Stebbins an Anti - Monopolist, 304 ** Pschutt’? Men in Paris, 319. Towing the Demo cratic Boat toward Washington, 320. A Shad Row. ing, 327. Realizing a Smoker's i)ream, 336. A Ruse de Guerre, 347. John Kelly managing the Board of Health, 352. The Tramp, a regular Sum- mer Visitor, 367, Rural Child and peak-toed Swell, 368. Switchman Chandler on Signals, 384. Uncle Sam and Britannia’s Babies, 400. The Everglades of New York Harbor, 416. An assisted Immigrant from Kerry, 432. The Irish Dudefene], 439. Ab- sinthe- drinking—its Effects, 447,592. The Trade- Dollar's ignominious End, 448, Summer Travelling in one’s own Carriage, 463. Harmonious grinding of the Democratic Axe, 464. The Sparrows must go, 475. A Break between positive Capital and negative Labor, 480. Vacation of the Pseudo- Swells, 495. Gould's Watering.Cart—a Balk, 496. The Boss Fool—Not Hot Enough, 503. The Debtor's old Dodge—Gone to Europe, 511. The American Fleet saluting, 512. A Mountain Gorge, 519. Never missing a Train with that Mare, 528. On the C. R. N. J.—Losing Hat and Ticket, 539. Fetch ing the Man with the Straw Hat, 543. One Way of accounting for the Sea-Serpent, 544. Labor and In- dolence—their Effect on the Elbows, 555. The Or- - gan-grinder’s Child in Danger, 559. The Hunter go ing to the Dogs, 560. Miseries of a good-natured Man ata Picnic, 572. The gay and festive Burglar, 575. John Kelly burying the Tammany Hatchet, Mr. Perkyns’s Ox Team, 583,599. Sunset at Sea. without Figures, 591. Absinthe -drinking—An imported Fashion, 592. The Chinese Devil raised by the French Magician, 607.- Economical Railway Management, 608. The Scott Liquor Law in Ohio —Putting the Burden where it belongs, 609. Mr. Perkyns’s Goat Team, 619, 635. The Colored Choir’s Rehearsal, 623. Steamboat Boiler Inspec tion & la Mode, 624. ‘‘ Harmony’’—Smoking the Tammany Pipe of Peace, 625. Choice of a Polo Pony, 637.“ Keep in the Middle of the Road’’— The Cincinnati Cry, 639. The Buffalo Game—First Innings against Tammany, 639. The Hunter's Point Nuisances and the Governor, 640. Mr. Per- kyns’s Donkey Team, 647, 667. Dennis never a Monkey, 655. Butler's old Lock with a new Key, 656. Police Consisteney—Prize-fighting and Dog- fighting, 668. The Democratic Triumph in Ohio —Free Rum, 672. Wham have we here? Roland Lindsay, or—’ 676. Who may this be? Buffalo Bill, or-—? 676. “Mr Perkyns’s Dog Team, 679, 715. A Roman Catholic Pastoral, 685. Living up to the new Hat, 687. Gentleman at the Primary—Left out, 688. The Horse Show—M. De la Perche and Madame De Shetland, 695. Butler as Mountebank, 696. Mr. Bites’s Hammerless Gun, 701. The Presi dential Sunrise in Brooklyn, 703. Free-trade Broil and Democratic Stew, 704. A Beer-Jug—Qualified for New York Alderman, 719. In Time, but out of Tune—The New York Democracy, 720. The Mod- ern David, 721. One Minute, Mr. Robinson, 724. After the Storm in Massachusetts, 724. The Labor of Sentenced Prisoners, 724. Too like the Spirit of Bunko, 735. Butler tanned with his own Bark, 736. Elevated Gentleman at the Entrance of the Brooklyn Bridge, 743.. Warming the Boys’ Toes, 751. A Model Governor, 752. The John Bulls still come, 767. Evacuation—John went out, and Pat came in, 775. A Thanksgiving Croker, 776. Mrs Creoesus’s Antiquarian Lore, 783. Apotheosis of 1783, 791. Angling in the Potomac, 792. “I'll jes’ take yer in,” 819. Decorating the Democratic Platform, 825. So Generous! 839. Comin’ from de Store, 841. Little Fitzjones to the Park, 847. St Nick at Washington—Protection and Free Trade. S48. Coming Home at Last—John H. Payne, 93. Coney Island, View from the Observatory at, 497. Confab, The (Painting by J. G. Brown), 232. Conger - fishing on the Coast of Cornwall, 53: A heavy Pull; A good Catch; Taking Home the Spoils. | Congo, The War on the. 312: Henry M. Stanley; Savor 829; The Explosion predicted occurred,” 831; °*The | gnan de Brazza; Livingstone Falls; Fall of Edwin Arnold River; The French Gunboat; Map. | Congress: Thanks for the Close of, 176; Angling tor the Speakership, 792. “Conscience makes Cowards of us All."’ 543. | Conscription in Paris, 308. | Consistency, Modern, a Jewel: The Police View of it, 668 Continental Army in the Bowery, Nov. 25, 1783, 744. Convention, Democratic State, at Albany, 628. | Convention, Republican State, at Richtield Springs, 616 Cooper's, Peter, tirst Locomotive, 231 Cornwall, Conger-fishing on the Coast of, 53. , Coronation of the Czar of Russia, 409. | Correspondent, War, returning to Camp, Egypt, 821. | Cotton Culture in the South.—No. 1, 393: The Cotton Plant; Hoeing young Cotton; Picking; Just One Bale; Bringing Cotton to the Gin; Ginning; After Ginning; (Nd- fashioned Press ; Baling ; Loading Cotton Steamer.—No. //., 428: On the Cotton Levee. New Orleans ; Cotton Yard and Sheds ; Weighing and Sampling; Steam Press; Cotton Train ; Sampling- Room ; Baling in a Pickery— No. IIL, 440: A Cotton Pickery; Drying Sheds; Mixing; Picking or Cleaning a Bale; Making up a Bale; A Lint Room; Sunning Racks; A Damaged Bale; A Cotton Float; European Steamer Loading, Cotton - Presses on Levee; Packing Cotton in a Steamer’s Holt. Cotton Exchange, New (Orleans, 165. Cotton-Preas, Interior of, by Night, 181. Court-House in Albany, The Old, 587. Cow-Boys of Colorado—Lassoing o 636. ‘Cow, The Lost (Painting by Beavis), 20. Contam, ¥.., | A ae by: Launch of the “T. F. CRANE, BRUCE: re Morning, 71. Crane Library, Quincy, Massachusetts, 252: The Library Building; Alcoves; Reading- ‘Tables. Crater, On the Edge of a, ” 189. Croker, A Thanksgiving, 776. Crows and the Telegraph Pole, 480. Culture (Painting by Lippincott), 72. Cup. A Hunting, 569. Cupid as St. Valentine, 111. Cyclone, In the Path of the, 273. . Cyclones, The Autumn and Winter, 565: Skirmishers ; The Advance; The Conflict; The Victory; Barom- eter. Cyprus, Latest Excavations in, 309: The Goddess Ar. temis; The first Mosaic; Mosaic Pavement; A Rec- reation Hall; View of the Bath ; Chapel of St Barnabas ; Perfume Vessels; Curiosities from the Temple of Artemis; Bronze Mirror of Minerva. Czar of Russia, Coronation of the, 409; Petition to crown himself, 128. D. Da Capo—with a Difference, 623. Dapp, Fran«k: In the Toils, 524. Dance, Apache War, 340; of Crow Indians, A, 800. Dancing Classes, Those Fashionable, 63. Dannemora Iron Mine, 236. Danube, Sketches on the, 52: The Professor’s Wrath ; Servian Peasant and Pig; The Tablet of Trajan ; Servian Girl washing Clothes; Jolting down-hill. Darwinism, A Refutation of, 655. David, A modern—Independent Voter, 721. Davipson, J. O., Illustrations by: New Orleans in Carni- val Garb, 120; Sketches on the Levees, 133; Sketches on the Mississippi, 153; A Tea Fleet in the China Sea, 157; Interior of s Southern Cotton Press, 181; Sketches at St. Malo, Louisiana, 197; Trip on the Atchafalaya River, 237; On ithe Bayou Teche, 249; Salt Mine of Petite Anse, 265 ; Night Drill at Mobile, 292; Steamer Day in New York, 376; Cotton Culture in the South, 393, 428; Sugar Industry of Louisiana, 452, 416; " Explosion of the Steamer “ Riverdale,” 573; The City and Harbor of Savannah, 729; South Pass Jetties, 789. Davis, THEODORE, Illustrations by : The Chicago Stock Exchange, 84; Westwaifd Bound, 85; Drummers’ Room in a Western Hotel, 268; "The Multicharge Gun, 588, Declaration of Independence, House where Jefferson wrote the, 22s, Decoration-Day, 1863-1883, 337. Decorations, New, in the White House, Washington, 6. Deer in Adirondacks, Lady shooting, 529. ‘* Deer, Watering, "633, De Haas, F. H.: Moonlight, 220. Democracy, New York—in Time, but out of Tune, 720. Democratic Boys’ Toes, Warming, 751 Democratic Harmony in New York, 320. Democratic Harmony, Pleasant Prospects of, 464. Democratic Party after the Storm, 724. Democratic Platform, Decorating the, 823. Democratic Scarecrow, 807. Democratic State Convention at Buffalo, 628. Democrats burying the Hatchet, 576. Detroit Art Exhibition, The, 621. Diana, Miss, in the Adirondacks, 529. Dickinson College, 413: West College; East College; Por- traits of John Dickinson, Charles Nisbet, obn P. Durbin, John McClintock’ James A. McCauley. Dretman, Freperic: An Old-Time Favorite, 73; Mora- Players, 229. Disbanding of the American Army at New Windsor, N.Y.. Nov. 3, 1783, 664. Dog Pound, At the—Rescue of a Pet, 380. Dogs, Portraits of, in the Bench Show, 289. Dog Team and Foxes, Mr. Perkyns’s, 679, 715. Dollars, Trade, 112, 803. Donkey, Mr. Perkyns’s, 647, 667. Drainage, House, Disposal of, 551. Dream, A Materialized, 336. Dreamland—A Fragment, 214. Dream of Fair Women (Tableau), 796. Drill, Competitive, at Nashville, 360. Drinking—*: Paste this in your Hat,’’ 159. Drummers’ Room in a Western Hotel, 268. Dude and Laborer: Extremes Meet, 555. Dude, a new Bird, The, 208. Dudefene}, The Irish, 439. Dudes, Parisian, 319. Dudesque Positions, Some authentic, 271. Dunkers, A Love-Feast among the, 169. E. Ear Ly Settlers on their Way to Church (Reinhart), 1. Eaton, J. F., Illustration by: Decoration-Day, 337. Edition de Luxe, The, 15. Eel Fisheries of Long Island, 557: Spearing by Torch Light; Tending Eel-Pots; Seine-casting; Skinning Eels; Eel-Pots. Egypt, War Correspondent in, returning to Camp, 821 Eighteen Hundred and Eighty-Three to 1783, 791 Elberon. New Jersey, 520. Elbows—Extremes meet, 555. Electric Railway Experiment, An, 605. Elephants, Barnum’s, in Winter-Quarters, 56: What may come to pass ; Chieftain, Jumbo, and Mandarin , Difficult Feats; Seesaw; Pushing a Hay-Car. Elephants, Trained, as Firemen—An Incident, 412. Elevated Gentleman at the Brooklyn Bridge, 743. El-Keber, The first Man in, 148 Emigrants making Camp in Midwinter, 44. Emperor of Germany and his Royal Guests, The, 733: Duke of Connaught; Duchess of Connaught; Prin cess Elizabeth of Hesse; Grand Duke of Baden; Crown Prince of Portugal; Prince Wilhelm of Prus sia; Princess Jrene of Hesse; Duke of Cambridge; Grand Duke of Hesse ; Grand Duke of Saxe- Weimar ; Prince Impertal of Germany; Prince of Wales; Heir-Apparent to the Grand Duchy of Saxe. Wei mar; Princess Victoria of Hesse; Emperor of Ger many; King of Spain; Princess Victoria of Prus sia; Crown Princess of Germany; King of Saxony. Engadine, Winter Sports in the, 100: A Coasting Party; Skating Rink at St. Moritz; Skating Rink at Piz Tanguard. Engineer's April. Fool, The, 219. Erfurt. The Cathedral. and Church of St. Servius, 604 Europe, Summer Rush for, 376. Evacuation. Day at New York, 1783, 744. Evacuation. Day, New York, 1883: Unveiling Ward’s Sta tue of, Washington, 777; The Marine Parade; Phil- adelphia Fire Association; “‘ Big Six”; Washing ton’s Coach passing the Grand Stand; Knicker- bockers; Philadelphia City Troop, 784—5. Evacuation—Jobn went out, and Pat came in, 775. Evaporating Theories, The Country for, 23. Everglades, The New York Harbor, 416. Excursions, Steamer, The Perils of, 481. Exhibition, Art. (See ‘Academy,’’ “Art,’’ and “ Bar- tholdi."’) Exultation, 301. EyTinGe, SOL, Jun., [ustrationg by: The Blackville Bill- iard Club, 205; A Blackville Serenade, 372; Private Theatricals in Blackville, 556. F. Farr, Seventy-First Regiment, 212; Boston Industria) Fair. 600. Patt Nae anne aReRCoR ea

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lv Fanciers’ Club Show, New York—Pigeons, Poultry, and Rabbits, 132 Farmer Stebbins Ahead, 177 eral Pounds to spare.” ” Farmer Stebbins—How he became an Anti-Monopolist, 304. Farmer Stebbins in the Bowery, 161: Cousin Jeroboam; Running the Game Far Northwest, Pen Sketches in the, 749. Faryy, H. F., Ulustrations by : The Cincinnati Opera Festival, 69; Inundation at Cincinnati, 116, 125 Preparing Se enery for the Cincinnati Dramatic Festival, 245; Ration-Day at Standing Rock Agen cy, 472; The Louisville Exposition, 459, 580; Views in and around Louisville, 505; Central Nave in Louisville Exposition Building, 532; Grand Pro- cession of the Order of Cincinnatus, Cincinnati, 577, A Dance of Crow Indians, 800. FARRER. HENRY: Now came still Evening on, 73. Fashion running into the Ground, 191. Faust (Tableau), 796. Favorite, An Old-Time (Painting by Dielman), 73. Fay, Gaston, pagan by: Rabbit-shooting on Long Island, 37 ; Oyster and Clam Fisheries, 525 ; The Eel Piasaties of Long Island, 557 ; Autumn and Winter Cyclones, 565 Feejee Islands, ‘Levuka, Capital of—A Feejee House, 149. FENN, Harry, Illustrations by: Marshall Creek, Pennsyl vania, 73; Mt. McGregor, 45 Scenes inand around Saratoga, 468; Saratoga Sketches, 501. Festival, Opera. Cincinnati, 69. Fire, How we fought the, 793 Fire-bunting in. Florida, 9 Fish Hatchery at Cold Spring Harbor, 180: The Hatchery ; The Interior of the Hatching- House Fishing, Conger, Coast of Cornwall, 53. Fishing. Eel, Long Island, 557 Fishing —Fly-casters’ Tournament, 685. Fishing for the Speakership, 792 Fishing. Salmon. 193, 456 Five Points Mission, Santa Claus at, 12. 116, 129, 136; At Cleveland and Flvods in Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, 109 ; At Louisville, 136 ; At St. Louis, 425, ‘Not a Penny less!” ‘‘Sev- Floods in Germany, The Postal Delivery : Drinking Water; Floods on Ohio, 113. Floods on the Seine, 21. Recent, 101: ‘Steady, there!" A House Undermined; Supplying A Funeral by Night Florida—Ocklawaha River, 209; Tallahassee, 277 Florida, South, Alligator-hunting in, 9 Fly-casters’ Tournament, —_ 685, Fool, The Boss, and his Fate, 503 Foot-Ball—*: Collared,”* 77: Forses, E “go ‘Ilustration by: The Monmouth Park Races, Fort Basinger, "Florida, 9 For the Fun of the Thing—Governor Butler, 696, For this Relief, much Thanks, 176. Fountain. A Public, in Morocco (Painting by Edward L Weeks), 25. France and Anam, 612. Franconia, New Hampshire, Fall of the Bowlder in the Flume at, 433. FREDERICS, ALFRED, tines, 97. _Free Trade and Protection—Organized Appetite, 704; Vox Patuli, 808; St. Nick's Visit to Washington, 848. French Magician raising Chinese Devil, 607. FRENZENY, P., Illustrations by: Chub Show, 289; Chinese Theatrical Performances in San Francisco, 296; Gardening for New York, 540; Sketches at the National Horse Show, 680. From Bad to Worse—The Silver Dollar, 112. Frost, A. B., Illustrations by: Old Mincheon’s Grand- daughter, 293; Salmon-fishing in Canadian Waters, 456; A Newsboys’ Picnic, 477; Life and Character at Cape May, 500; ‘Conscience makes Cowards of us All,” 543; Another Way to account for it, 544 ; * Watering Deer,’ 633; Mr. Bites and his Ham- merless Gun, 701; Still-hunting the Moose, 712; Too much like the Spirit of Bunko, 735; No Thanks- giving for the Johnsing Family, 768; A Tramp, and his Deeds, 801; Christmas Morning—** Comin’ from de Store.” 841. Fulton, Robert, Statue of, at Washington, 164 Illustration by: Violet's Valen- G. GarpDENING for New York, 540: On the Way to Market; Berry Venders at Station; Gathering Water-Crese; Mushroom Culture ; Hot-Beds ; Preparing Celery for Market. Garfield. President, Statue of, at San Francisco, 597. Generation Ago, A (Painting by Smedley), 72. Gentleman gets left at the Primary, 688. German National Monument—The Monument as seen from Bingenbruck, 676. Germans, First Landing of, in America, Bi-Centennial of, 660 ; The Celebration in Newark ; The Celebration in Germantown. Germany, Floods in, 101. Germany, The Emperor of, and his Royal Guests, 733. Geysers of the Upper Basin of the Yellowstone National Park, 713: Castle Geyser and Devil's Well; Splen- did Geyser, after Playing; Grand Geyser, in Action; Giant Geyser, in Repose; River-side Geyser; Lion ess and Cubs; A Hot Spring; Old Faithful Geyser, in Action; Grotto Geyser; Bee-Hive Geyser, in Action; Grotto Geyser, in Action. iinson, W. H., Illustration by: Fall of the Bowlder, 433. Girrorp, R. Swain: Morning near Zaandam, 220; Rough Weather at Scheveningen, 73. Glass-Biowers, The (Painting by Ulrich), 248. Giinvont, H. G.: Our First. Floor Lodger, 680. Glick—The Story of Alicia’s Life, 172; Lifting the Horse- shoe; Learning the Story. Goat Team, Mr. Perkyns’s, 619, 635 Going to the Dogs (Dead Horse), 560. Golden Spike (Northern Pacitic Railroad), Driving the, 601. Good Work Well Begun, A, 721. Gorge, A Mountain, 519. Gorillas, 264. Gould, Mr.; just back from Florida, 22 lanta,’’ 388. Governor of Maryland, A Model, 752 Grace Church, New York—Exterior and Interior, 648 Grace M. E. Church, Brooklyn, Long Island, 44. GradaM, CHARLES, Illustrations by : The new Decora- tions in the White House, 5; Winter Scenes in the Northwest, 8; In the New York Casino, 24; Winter Railroad Travelling in the Northwest, 57; A Snow Slide in the Rocky Mountains, 105; The great Floods on the Vhio, 113; Fish Hatchery at Cold Spring Harbor, 180; Sketches at St. Malo, Louisiana, 196; Opening of the Seventy-first Infantry Fair, 212; Arctic Scenes on the Upper Mississippi, 216; The Salt Mine of Petite Anse, Louisiana, 265; The Brooklyn Bridge, 328; The Floods at St. Louis, 425; The Santa Fe Celebration, 445: The Lincoln National Bank. 453 ; Coney Island, from the Ob servatory, 4%); Jam of Logs. 513; Sands Point, Long Island, 516; The Northern Pacific Railroad Jubilee, 589; Lay ing orner Stone of Capitol at Bis- marck, Dakota 596; The Railroad Jubilee, 601; The Valley of the Upper Mississippi, 632; Lumber Dis trict of Chicago, 665; Scenes on the Yukon River, 697; Sketches in Puget Sound, 728; Pen Sketches in the Far Northwest, 749; Evacuation-Day in New York, 785; The Shores of Lake Superior, 789; The Bartholdi Loan Exhibition, 804; Christmas Morn, 81: 4; His Yacht * Ata- 2. Grandmother and I (Painting by Brown), 220. Grand Rapids, Michigan, Jam of Logs at, 513. Granny Greene of Salem Town, Ye True Story of, Grasshopper and the Ant, The, 833. GRAY-PaRKER. (See Parker-Gray.) Great Britain, Balance of Trade with, against us, 272 Greely Rehef Steamer Proteus, 605 Green River, The Cliffs of (Painting by Moran), 72 Gun, Hammerless, Mr. Bites and his, 701, Gun, The Multicharge, 588; Firing by Electricity; Gun before Mounting; Breech-Block open; View of the Gun. 764, 5 The Front H Hare, Natuan (Tableau), 796, Hand of Liberty, Statue, & The Westminster Kennel INDEX. Harmony: Wait till the Clouds roll by, Johnny, 625, ‘Harper's Young People,”’ Illustration from, 758. Hartford, Authors’ Carnival at, 796. Harvard and Columbia Boat-Race, 508. Hatchet, The Democrats burying the, 576. Hat, Brown’s—Selection, 7. Hat—Living up to it, 687. Hat lost from N. J. Central Railroad Car, 539. ‘ Herrick, Robert, Selections from,’’ Illustration to, 760. Herring Boats preparing for Sea (Painting by Chase), 229. Hewitt, Kelly, etc., decorating the Democratic Platform, 825. ‘‘ Highways and Byways,”’ Illustration from, 760. Holton, Farmer, to Veteran McLane, 708. Home Rule—The Speaker of the House, 247. Homer, WinsLow: A Voice from the Cliff, 72. Homes of the Poor, 465. Horse, Dead—Going to the Dogs, 560. Horses (see ‘* Races.’’) Horseshoe—Glick, 172. Horse Show, National, Sketches at, following page 688: Clydesdales and Percherons; Canadian Mare ; Thor- ough-bred Arab; Saddle-Horse; Trotting Stallion; Cleveland Bay; Thorough-bred Race Mare; Amer- ican Mustang ; Indian Pony; Shetland Ponies; Ken- tucky Mule; Spanish Ass; ‘Quagga Horses, Portraits of, at the Monmouth Park Races, 548; Embarkation of, at Long Branch, 596; Jay-Eye-See and St. Julien, 652; At the National Horse Show, 680. Horse Show, A Reminiscence of the, 695. Hotel, Western, Drummers’ Room in, 268. Hour of Prayer, The Mohammedan, 204. House Drainage, Disposal of, 551. House where Jefferson wrote Declaration of Independ- ence, 228. Hué, Capital of Anam, 612. Hughes, Archbishop, St. Patrick's Cathedral, 89 Hunters, American and English, 676. Hunter's Point Nuisances, 640. Hunting, Fire, in Florida, 9 I Ick Blockade on the Upper Mississippi, 216: Boat,up; A Deserted Farm; Ice-Gorge ; Refuge on a Raft; Blowing up the Gorge; The Ice moving out. Ice Bridge at Niagara, The, 76. Ice Palace, Montreal, Canada, 49. Ice-yachting on the Hudson, 88. * Tl jes run yer in,’’ 819. Immigrants Westward Bound, 85 ; Assisted Immigrants, 400, 432. InpIaNs: The Apache Campaign, 340, 417, 484; Ration Day, Standing Rock Agency, 472-3; ** Watering Deer,’’ 633; A Dance of Crow Indians, 800 Industrial Fair, Boston, 600. InnEsSs, GEORGE: A Summer Morning, 220 Inquisitive Mind, The Rural, 368. In the Garden (Painting by Reinhart), 229. In the Toils (Painting by Frank Dadd), 524. Iona Island, Chinese Picnic, 385. Irish Convention at Philadelphia, The, 285: Mr. Egan; Pennsylvania Delegates; senting Credentials. Irish Dude(ene), 439. ° IrisH: John went out, and Pat came in, 775; Free Trade— Vox Patuli, 808 ; Too much Tail to their Kite, 256. (See O° Donnell.”) Darwinism, 655. Iron Mine at Dannemora, 236. Irving, Henry, as Matthias, 693. Irving, Washington, Statue of, 295. The First High and Dry in an Reception of Delegates pre- J. JacoB SLEEPER Hall, Boston University, 140. Java, On the Island of, 568: Telegraph Station, Apjer Point; Great Banyan, Anjer Point; Trunk of the great Banyan; Private Residences; In the Rear of Batavia; Map. Jay Eye-See and St. Julien, Great Trot between, 652. Jefferson wrote Declaration of Independence, House where, 228. Jetties of the South Pass of the Mississippi, The, 788 : Port Eads Light-House; Bird's-eye View; A Dredg- ing Steamer; Dredging Apparatus; Former and Present Channel; Seaward End of Jetties; Mat- tress-making; Section of Jetty; Channel made by Current; Former Depth; Concrete Works; Willow Sand-Barriers; View within the Jetties. Joan of Are (Tableau), 796. John Bulls—still they come, 767. John Norton's Christmas (see ton’s’‘). John went out, and Pat came in, 775. Jones, Botton: After the Rain, 73. Jubilee of the Northern Pacific Railroad, 589, 601, 617. JunGutnc,; F., Ilustration by: Poe's Cottage at Fordham, ‘Christmas, John Nor- 805. ‘Junior Century,’ New York, The, 748; The Reading- Room; The Chess - Room; An Evening Entertain- ment. K KANGAROO at Bay, A, 253. Keep in the Middle of the Road, 639. Keep the Rascals out of the Capitol, 441. Kelly, John—Ideas as to the Board of Health, 352 ; Har- mony, 625 ; In Democratic Orchestra, 720. Kenilworth (Tableau), 796. Kennel Club, Westminster, Bench Show ot, 289: ** Boni- vard”; ‘‘Turk’’; **‘Mike’’; *‘ Judy”; ‘“ Lorne’’; ‘Romulus’; ‘* Bush’’; **Garry Owen” ; “*George’’; ** Beauty’; **Glencho. Kenwigs Tea Party, The (Tableau), 796. Kingston, New York, The Old Senate House, 588. Kirmess, Sketches at the, 297: The Flower Bazar; Tyro lese Dances ; Dutch National. Dance ; Kirmess Costumes; Gypsy Camp Kite, Too much Tail to the Irish, 256 KorEsLER, RoBERT: Her only Support, 220. Krakatoa, Island and Volcano of, submerged, 613. L, Lapor of Sentenced Prisoners, The, 724 Lacrosse Amateur Tournament, The, 716 Lake Superior Winter Scenes, &; The Shores of Lake Superior, 789. Lanciotto, Lawrence Barrett as, 645 ** Land and the Book, The.’ Illustration from, 7 Lapland, Scenes in, 29: Old Lapp; Winter Storage; Young Girl; Travelling with Snow-Shoes ; Lapp Tent; Lapp Sketch of Reindeer; Female Lapp; Winter Landscape. Lassoing and Branding Calves, C ow ry 8, 636. Launch of the Iron Clipper-Ship Oakes,”’ 629 Lawn Tennis Tournament, Ladi es", babi u Island Cricket Grounds, 652. Law unto Himself, The Switchman’s, Leaky Department, A, 641 LEE, ALEXANDER Y., Illustration by burgh, 109. Lee, Gen. Robert E., Statue of, ial tata 429 Lent—Rejoicings at the Club, Levee, New Orleans, 133; pate Night Drill on the Mo bile, 292 Levuka, Capital of Feejee, 149 Liberty and Peace still exist in Massachusetts, 36. Liberty, Bartholdi’s Statue of. Frame-Work of Hand, 4; Loan Exhibition, S04. Library, Crane, Quincy, Liederkranz Ball. Character Sketches at, 108 Lightwood and Little Fitzjones, 847 Lincoln National Bank, The, New York, 453: or; The Counting- Room ; Storage Vaults. Lippincott, W. H.: Culture, 72. Liquor Law, Scott, in Ohio, 609. Little Fitzjones, 847 Loading the Cart (Painting by Murhman), 7 3 Loan Exhibition, The Bartholdi, 804. Locomotive, First, Peter Cooper's, 2: Lodger, Our First- Floor (Picture by ¢ : Logs, Jam of, at Grand Rapids, Michigan, 513: The Jam: C.and W. M. Bridge; Pearl Street Bridge; Wreck 3n4 : The Flood at Pitts 2532. - The Exteri- Entrance to the Vaults; of Railroad Bridges. “ Lohengrin,’ Scene from, at the Cincinnati Festival, 69. London, Cock Tavern, Fleet St. , 233. Long Branch and Seabright, 488. Long Branch Season, End of the, 596. Long Branch, West End, 553: The West End; The Natu- ral Bluff; The Artificial Blufh Long Island Shore, Winter Sketches on the, 152: After Wild Geese; Spearing Eels; Old Tide-Mill; Hungry Crows; A Clammer's Winter- Quarters. Lord’s Day (Painting by Mayer), 220. Louis, One more or less, of no Consequence, 783. Louisville, Breaking of the Embankment at, 136. Louisville Exposition, The: The Opening Ceremonies ; Reception of Official Visitors, 489; The Buildings and Grounds, 492; The Model Farm; The Central Nave, 532; The Art Gallery; Entrance to the Art Gallery; The Electric Railway; In the Park, 580 s Louisville, Views in and around, 505: View from Jeffer- sonville; Ship Canal; Railroad Bridge; ‘‘Courier- Journal” Building ; Central Park; Water-Works; Blind Asylum; Main Street; The Levee. Love Feast among Dunkers, 169. Love's First Dream—Antique Marble Group, 569. Low, Wixi H., Illustration by: The Wedding Trip, 424. Luther, Martin, 604: Portrait of Luther; Catharine Von Bora; Luther's House at Eisenach ; The Wartburg; Luther's Study in the Wartburg; The Cathedral at Worms; The Cathedral at Erfurt. Luther Exhibition, British Museum: Portrait of Luther at Wartburg; Catharine Von Bora; Coin of the Elector Frederick; A Luther Coin; Luther lying in State, 700. M. MACKEREL MEv, Sketches among the, 649: The Lookout; Seiners ; Fish-cleaning Stand ; Mackerel Knives and Ploughs ; An Old-time Fisherman; Girls pol- ishing Cans; Cleaning Fish for Canning; The Cooper. ‘*Maid of the Mist’* passing the Rapids at Niagara, 584: In the Rapids; In the Whirlpool; The Rapids at low Water. Man-of War, American, Saluting Foreign Fleet, 512. Map “ hanges +1 Mississippi Currents, 237. Mare, Never misse1 a Train with that, 32 28, Marguerite, Goethe's (Tableau), 796. Marriages, Mixed (Roman Catholic Pastoral), 685. Marshall Creek, Pennsylvania (Painting by Fenn), 73. Maryland, A Model Governor of. 752. Maryland Politics—The Right of Way, 708. Massachusetts Coast (Painting by Smillie), 229 Matthias, Henry Irving as, 693. Mayer, Constant: The Lord’s Day, 220. Mayor of New York, A Dainty Dish for the, 776. McGregor, Mount. A New York Summer Resort, 436: eastern Lookout; The western Lookout; Islands, Lake Bonita; The Art Gallery; The Floating A Glimpse of Saratoga Lake ; On the Mount McGregor Rail- way. Medal, The Newburgh, 679. MELCcuH_ERs, G. J., Illustration by: bition, 621, Melon Rind, Watch on the, 484: Memorial Hall, Rutland, Vermont, 340. Mermaid, The (Church), 168. Mexican Independence- Day, The, 661. ** Mexico, Old, and her Lost Provinces,’ 760. Mid-Summer Reverie, 552. Milk Famine in New York, 207. Milkmaid, The Romantic Adventures of a: The Detroit Art Exhi Illustration from, “With one Hand he was tightly grasping his Forehead,” 3289; **T can’t get out of this dreadful Tree," a “What! ye have dared to come back alive !"’ 4: Milk War, Incidents of the, 213: A Spilling Committee; Discouraged ; Making Use of the Milk ; Spilling Milk at the Railway Station; Holding the Fort. MILLET, F. D.: The Story of none, 229. Mill, The, and the Still (Jessie Shepherd). 521. Milwaukee Tragedy, The Newhall House Fire, 33. Mine, Dannemora Iron, 236. Mining Life in Colorado, 717: Making Ready to leave the Winter Camp; Camp on the Mountains; Arrival of the First Stage; A Find. Mississippi Jetties, South Pass, 788. ** Mississippi’’—Meade’s Statue, 308. Mississippi, Sketches on the, 153.: Effect of a Change in the River's Channel; Prepared for the Worst; Sig naling for the Steamer ; Shore Improvements ; Government Light; Corn- Planter’s Residence ; Stock Load; Day Signal for Corn Landing. Map of Changes in Current, 237. Mississippi, Valley of the Upper, 632 : Maiden Rock; Rafting; Flat-Boats; Chimney Rock; The Valley. Mobile—Night Drill on the Levee, 292 Monkey and Organ-Grinder, Optical Delusion, 559. Monkeys, Remarkable, in the New York Museum of ‘ Natural History, 264. Monmouth Park Races, 548: The Grand Stand; of Parole, Monitor, Eole, Gonfalon, Pizarro, Drake Carter, Eolist. Montreal Winter Carnival, Ice Palace, 49; Torch-light Procession, 65; Sports and Characters at, 92: The Barrel Race ; Canadian Coachman ; Snow-Shoe Clubs; Canadian Belle; French-Canadian Youth; English Canadian; Coming through the Barrels; Snow-Shoe ; Baby Carriages ; Policensan ; Hack- man. Monument, German National, 676. — Payne, 365; 392. Lake Pepin ; Sugar Loaf; Portraits Kinglike, Monument to John Monument to Colonel Thayer, Moose, Still hunting the, 712 Moran, Percy: En Voyage, 229. MorRAN, THom as, Illustrations by: The Cliffs of Green Riv- . er, 72; The Grand Cafion of the Yellowstone River, 537. Mormonism and Trade Dollars—What's to be done with them % 803. Mormon Reunion at Kirtland, Ohio, 212: Joseph Smith; The Old Temple at Nauvoo; The Reunion. Mormons, St. Nick’s Compliments to the, 824. Morocco, Public Fountain in the City of, 25. gier to Morocco, 269. Most, Herr, and the Police, 23; and the Czar, 125. Mrs. Croesus’s Antiquarian Lore, 783. Mcruman, H.: Loading the Cart, 73 Mushroom Culture, 540. Mysterious Guest, The—a Tavern Scene From Tan 185 N Nang, the Apache Chief, surrendering to Gen. Crook, 417 Nashville, Competitive Drill at, 356, 360: The Drill Ground; The Sham Battle; The Mobile Rifles. Nasmyth, James, Residence of, 236. Nast, Tuomas, Illustrations by: All Honér to Senator Pendleton! 28; View of Niagara as it perhaps may be, 32; Liberty and Peace in Massachusetts, 36; A Ray of Hope, 77; From Bad to Worse, 112; By permission of the Socialists, 128; No more Blood Money, 144: For this Relief, much Thanks. 176; Running Fashion into the Ground, 191; St. Nick's ~ Compliments to the Mormons, 824. Nauvoo, Mormon Temple, 212. NeaL, Davin: The Kneeling Nun, 369. Negro Sketches—See ‘' Blackville’’—Christmas Present to Old Marster and -Missus, 820. ‘* Comin’ from de Store,’ 841; Optical Delusion (Monkey), 559. No Thanksgiving Dinner for Johnsing Family, 768 Veney’s Conversion, 241, 261; Watch on de Rind, 454: ‘*What de Ole Woman say now?” 541. Da Capo with a Difference, 623. Newburgh Centennial. The, 673: The Procession ; The Reviewing Stand; A Decorated Dwelling ; The Grand Stand; At Washington's Head - Quarters; The View on the River; The Fire-Works and IIlu- minations, 681. Newburgh Medal, The, 679. Newhall House, Milwaukee, Destruction of the, 33. New Madrid, Mississippi, Steamboat Landing, with Corn and Cattle, 156. New Orleans Cotton Exchange, 165. New Orleans in Carnival Garb, 120: From the River by Night; Awaiting the Arrival of King Rex; Throne and Presentation Scene ; Balcony, Canal Street ; Forming the Procession; Carnival Night. New Orleans, Sketches on the Levees, 133: Sunrise ; Electric Light Illumination. New York—Blockade on Broadway, 845; Casino, 24; Central Park Drive, 4 p.m., 317; Junior Century, 748. Evacuation Day, 1783, 744, 5; 1883,777. Me- tropolitan Opera- House, 684. Photographer in Chinatown, 537. New York, Free Baths in, 381. New York Harbor Everglades, 416. New York, Night in, A Sweltering: Tenement - house Sufferers, 401. Newsboys’ Picnic at Wilmington, Delaware, 477. New Windsor, New York, Disbanding of American Army at, 664. Niagara, Bridging, again, 644. Niagara, The ‘* Maid of the Mist’’ passing the Rapids, 584; Ice Bridge, 76. Niagara, View of, as it may be, 32. Night-key Test, The, 63 ‘* Nobody asked you, Sir” (Tableau), 796. North Carolina Exhibit in the Boston Industrial Fair, 600 : The Agricultural Section ; The Mineral Dis- play; Turpentine Still; Display of Woods. Northern Pacific Railway. Jubilee of, Triumphal Arch, St. Paul, 589; Driving Golden Spike, 601: a.p. 1870; Marnet Trestle; Driving the Golden Spike; Boze- man Pass; The Pavilion; A Chinese Salute; A Sod House; The Bad Lands, 617. Northwest, Pen Sketches in the Far, 749; Chinese Labor- ers’ Camp; Chinese Graves; Construction Train on the Plains; Blowing up a Precipice. Northwest, the Far, Pen Sketches in, 749. Northwest, Winter Railroad Travel in the, 57: The Sere nading Party ; Passengers in search of Food; Caught in the Drift; The Snow-Plough at Work. Not a Knight in Armor, 91. November Morning (Painting by Crane), 71. Now came still Evening on (Painting by Farrer), 73. Nun, The Kneeling (Painting by David Neal), 369. 0. OckLawaH8a River, Florida, On the, 209. O;Donnell, Patrick, The Trial of, 844: The Prisoner ; James Carey's Son; Mrs. Carey; Mr. Poland, Coun- sel for the Prosecution; Mr. Justice Denman; Mr. Russell, Q.C.; Mr. A. M. Sullivan, Counsel for the Prisoner; Roger A. Pryor; James Parish, Witness; Nahum Marks, of Cape Town ; Thomas Jones, Boat- swain; R. T. Cubitt, Passenger; Mr. Beecher, Sec ond Officer ; Chief Inspector Cherry, of the Port Elizabeth Police. none, The story of (Painting by Millet), 229. Ocpen, H. A., Illustrations by: Opening of the Coaching Season, 345; Cars on the Brooklyn Bridge, 380; Opening of the Free Baths in New York, 381; The Festivities at West Point, 392; Disbanding the American Army, November 3, 1783, 664; The ‘Junior Century,” New York, 748; Washington leaving New York, 761. Ohio Democratic Triumph, A Skeleton in the, 672. Ohio, Great Floods on the, 113 Old Dodge again, The, 511. Old Mincheon’s Granddaughter, 293 : ‘*Here he found his Companion.” “Ole Marster and Missus,’’ A Christmas Gift to, 820 Oly mpic Range, 728. . ‘One Minute, Mr Robinson,** 724 Opera-House, The Metropolitan—The Proscenium, 684. Optical Delusion, An—Monkey for Child, 559. Orang-Outangs, 267. Organized Appetite, An, 704. Our First-Floor Lodger ees by Glindoni), 680. Ox-Team, Mr. Perkyn’s, 583, 59 Oyster and Clam Fisheries, 505 Dredging; Tonging Clams; Clammer. The Betrothal ; Oyster Lot, A PaGopa at Canton, The great, 593. Pagoda at Ha-Noi, Anam, 612. Pantomime, A Christmas, in the Bowery, 817. Paris, Conscription in, 308; Dudes, 319. PaRKER-Gray, C., Hlustrations by : The Liederkranz Ball, 108; Lent at the Club, 111; Brown of Manchester, 192; Dude, the new Bird, 205; Dudesque Posi tions, 271; Passing before the Club Windows, 28,; The Drive in Central Park, 317; Parisian Dudes, 319, The Race Meeting at Rockaway, 332; Base Ball of the Future, 364; Absinthe drinking, 447; Pleasant Mode of Summer Travelling, 463; Pseudo Swells, 495; The New Rules of the Tandem Club, 509; The Old Dodge again, 511; Never missed a Train with that Mare, 528; Central Railroad ot New Jersey, 539; Going to the Dogs, 560; Old Mr. Perkyns’s Ox Team, 583; End of the Long Branch Season, 596; The Red Parasol and Mr. Perkyns's Team, 597; Mr. Perkyns’s Goat Team, 619, 635; His Donkey Team, 647; Great Trot be tween Jay-Eye-See and St. Julien, 652; Perkyns loses his Temper, 6 Whom have we here? and who may this be® 676; Perkyns’s Dog Team, 679; The Dog Team and Foxes, 715; Lightwood and Lit tle Fitzjones, 847. Parsons, ALFRED: Along the Shore of the Silver stream. ing Thames, 72. ** Paste this in your Hat,”’ 159. Pastoral, Roman Catholic, 686 Pat came in, John went out, 775. Pauper Immigrant from Kerry, 432 Paupers, British. ri@ Canada, 449 Payne, John Howard: Portrait of Payne; Home”; Coming Home at Last, 93; Home, sweet Monument to Peasant, Head of (Painting by Beckwith), 71 Pendleton, Senator, All Honor to, 28 Penn’s, William, First Visit to America, Pentateuch, Ashburnham MS., Pictures from the, 276 Perkyns’s, Mr.. Experiments in Driving: The Ox Team. 583; Not as quiet as was Expeected,-599; The Goat Team, 619; They have a slight Misunderstanding, 635; The Docile Donkey, 647; Mr. Perkyus loses his Temper, 667; The Dog Team, 679; The Dog Team and Fox, 715 Anse, Louisiana, 200 Petite Salt Mine of, 265: Gulf Salt Schooner; Side Drifts; Uncovered Surface of Salt Deposit, Foot of Main Shaft; Breaking down an Under-Cut; A Heading Philadelphia, Base-ball Champions’ Reception at, 653 Phillis, A Valentine to, 104 Photographer, A Strolling, in Chinatown, New York, 532 Picnic, good-natured Man at, The Miseries of a, 572 Pienic, Newsboys’, at Wilmington, Delaware, 477: En Route ; Left; The Exodus ; Effect of the Heat ; Swing; Too much Swing; Dinner; The Rush for Ice-Cream; Tired Out : Picnic on Tona Island, The Chinese, 385. Pigeons, Fanciers’ Club Show of, 132 Pilot's Signal on the Mississippi—*: Water Rising,” 150 Pipe, Irishman’s (Dudene), 439 Pittsburgh, Flood at, 109 Plants rot to be fostered in the Land of Liberty, Plum Duff in Danger, 816. Poe's Cottage at Fordham, 805. Policeman and Tobacconist Sign, 819 Police View of Consistency, 66x. Polo, at Newport, on Roller Skates, 561 Pony. Polo, My, and Myself, 637. Poor, Homes of the, 465. Poultry, Fanciers’ Club Show of, 132. President Arthur. (See ** Arthur.’’) Primary Election—The Gentleman gets left, 688. Prince Jerome Napoleon, A Ray of Hope for, 77 Prisoners, Sentenced, The Labor of, 724. Probabilities, Old, struck by a Blizzard, 160 Procession, Cincinnatus, 577. Protection and Free Trade. (See ‘+ Free Trade. **) ** Proteus,’ The Greely Relief Steamer, crushed by Ice, 605. * Pschutt’’ Men—Parisian Dudes, 319. Puget Sound, Sketches in, 728: Mount Baker; Settlement; Chinook Indian; Pulaski (Tableau). 796 Pyie, Howarp, Illustrations by: A Valentine to Phillis, 104; A Love Feast among the Dunkers, 169; The Mysterious Guest, 185; Penn's First Visit to Amer- ica, 200; Autumn Leaves, 740; Evacuation - Day, New York, in 1783, 744; Ye true Story of Granny 685 Chinook The Olympic Range.

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Greene, 764; Washington taking leave of his Off- cers, 769; The Ant and the Grasshopper, 833. Q. QvapRumana, Remarkable, in the New York Museum of | Natural History, 264: Bottom of Gorilla’s Foot; | Back of Gorilla’s Hand ; Orang - Outang’s Foot ; Orang-Outang’s Hand; Mamma, Papa, and Baby Orang-Outangs; Bearded Saki; Tartarin; Marmo- set; Male Gorilla; Proboscis Monkey. QvuARTLEY, ARTHUR: Afternoon in Venice, 72. Queensland, Australia, Sports in, 253: Robbing a Bees’ Nest; A Kangaroo at Bay; Slightly Elevated. Quincy, Massachusetts, The Crane Library, 252. R. Rassits, Fanciers’ Club Show of, 132. Rabbit-shooting on Long Island, 37. Racers: Rockaway, 332; Monmouth Park, 548. Raft, Lumber, Ocean Voyage ot a, 573. Railroad Exhibition at Chicago. 377: The Exhibition Building; Interior of the Building; Old-fashioned Locomotive and Car. Railroad Travel in the Northwest, Winter, 57. Railway, Electric, 605. Railway Management, Economical, 608. Railway Time System, The New, 843. 1 Rain or Shine ?—Consulting the Barometer, 300. Rascals—Keep them out of the Capitol, 441. Ration-Day at Standing Rock Agency, 472-3. * Raven,” The, Illustrations to, by Doré, 756, 757. t Repwoop, A. C., Illustration by: Salmon Wheel on the | Columbia River, 193. REILLY, J. J., Illustrations by : Adventures in the San Juan Mountains, 361. Retnuart, C. S., Illustrations by: Early Settlers on their Way to Church, 1; Washed Ashore, 40; Funeral of a little Waif at Paris, 184; In the Garden, 229; Consulting the Barometer, 300; The Shepherd on Sussex Downs, 313; ‘‘ With one Hand grasping his Forehead,” 389; ‘*I can’t get out of this dreadful Tree,’ 405; ‘‘ Ye have dared to come back!"’ 437. Rest for a Hundred Years, 791. ; Revere, Paul, Kelly’s Design for Statue of, 332. e Richfield Springs, New York, 585: The Spring House ; Lawn Tennis on the Grounds; The Pines; Silver Spring Glen ; On Canadarago Lake. Wigwam, 602 ; - Republican Convention at, 616. 1 Right of Way, The, 708. Rio Grande, New Jersey, Sugar Plantation at, 716. Ritchel’s Air Ship, 683. g : Riverdale, ” Steamer, The Explosion of, 573. . Kostnson, Governor, Massachusetts, 724. e Rockaway, Race Meeting at, 352; ‘Clear the Track!” e e

| | A Well-Horsed Break; The Heavy Weight Steeple : Chase ; The Water Jump ; Race for Polo Ponies ; n Start for the Steeple-Chase ; Amusement for the People; Sensational Finish; At the Kennels. RoGers, W. A., Hlustrations by ; Emigrants making Camp in Midwinter, 44; The Chicago Stock Ex change, 84; Scenes on an Immigrant Train, 85 ; ‘* Home, sweet Home,’’ 93; Farmer Stebbins. on the Bowery, 161; Farmer Stebbins Ahead, 177 ; No Danger of a Milk Famine, 207; Incidents in the Milk War, 213; Mr. Gould back from Florida, 224; Another Chinese Invasion, 240 ; Too much Tail to their Kite, 256; The Balance of Trade against Us, 272; Democratic Harmony in New York, 320; At the Dog Pound, 380; A Law unto Himself, 334; Chinese Picnic on Iona Island, 385; Cotton Culture at the South, 393; Uncle Sam to Britannia, 400 ; A Sweltering Night in New York, be 401 ; The New York Harbor Everglades, 416 ; The Apache Surrender, 417; An Assisted Immigrant, 432; Keep the Rascals out of the Capitol, 441 ; Ignominious End of the Trade Dollar, 448; What are we going to do about it? 449; Pleasant Pros pects of Democratic Harmony, 464; The Perils of Steamer Excursions, 481; Balk of the Telegra phers, 496; Miss Diana in the Adirondacks, 529; The Canoe Convention, 564; Electric Railway Experi- 1 ment, 605; Economical Railway Management, 603; r The Scott Liquor Law in Ohio, 609 ; Republican i State Convention, 616; Cow-Boys of Colorado, 636; , Hunter’s Point Nuisances, 640; Mining Life in Colo 3, rado, 717; Camping Out as a Fine Art, 732; Ele- » . vated Gentleman at the Brooklyn Bridge, 743. Z D D. a

Roman Catholic Pastoral, 685. Rooster Guerre (Ruse de Guerre), A, 347. Rutland, Vermont, Memorial Hall, 340.

id s. 8 Saint Mavo, Louisiana, Lacustrine Village of, 196, 197 : ze Battaille’s House; El Maestro’s House; Bayou St. Be Malo; Oldest House in St. Malo; Farewell to St. 2 Malo ; Charles E. Whitney; An Oven; Lafcadio = Hearn; Bits of St. Malo Scenery; Gambling at St. . Malo; Map of Region 4 Salmon fishing in Canadian Waters, 456. Salmon Wheel on the Columbia River, Oregon, 193. Salt Mine, Petite Anse, 265. Saluting a Foreign Fleet, American Man-of-War, 512. Sands Point, Long Island, 516: The Landing ;. The Beach. ; Light; Tide-water Mill; Glimpse of the Sound. Sandy Hook, South from, 520; The Highland Lights; The Beach at Seabright; Village Cart; Elberon. San Francisco, Chinese Theatricals in, 296. San Juan Mountains, Adventures in, 361 : Staking Claims ; Snow - shoeing ; Divide; Tailing down the Trail; vision Train; Struck it Rich! . Santa Claus, Vld, among Poor Children, 12. (See “St Nick.”’) Santa Fe Celebration, The, 445 : Marcy; Sav Francisco Street; The Start; Caught on a Lumber and Pro Santa Fe from Fort The Oldest House Abd-el-Kader, 365. Al- - Alfonso XT, King of Mary, 281 Anthon, Hon Henry B., 84. A.—Appett, Hon. Leon, 725. chisay, Indian Scout, 340. i Spain, 669, 733. Anderson, Charles, LL.D), 360.) Anthony, a Arnold, Matthew, 67 a B.—Baden, Grand Duke of, 733. Barnes, General Joseph or K., M.D., 228. Barrett, Lawrence. 281. Base-ball Club, alge 653. Beath, Colonel Robert: B., 508. Beck, Hon - anges B., 156, Beecher, Second Officer, 844. Benedict, James L., Esq., 173. Benson, Ed ward White, Archbishop of Canterbury, 4. Black, Hon, Jeremiah 8., 545. Bhur, Hon. Montgomery, 493. Bourn, Hon. Augustus 0., 228; Bowen, Hon Thomas M., 84. Bradlee, N.J., 536. Brazza, Sa vorgnan de. 312. Brown, John H., 397. Brown, Leroy D.. Ph.D., 805. Bull, M. W., 397. Butler, Hon. M. C., 77. c.—Cambridge, Duke of, 733

wey? Archbishop of (Edward White Benson), 4. Capel; Thomas John. D.D., 508. Carey, James, 508. Carey, Mrs., and her Son, 844. Carlisle, Hon. John G., 781, Carr, Gen- ‘eral loaek B.. 616. Cash, W. L., 397. Cetewayo, African King. 493. Chambord, Count of, 557. Cha- pin, Hon. Alfred C., 29, 628. Cherry, Police Inspect or, 844. Church, Benjamin Silliman, 549. Cicero, Antique Bust of 569. Coan, T. M., D.D., 29. Coke, Hon. Richard, 77. Colenso, Bishop John William, 404 Colquitt, Hon. Alfred H., 61. Connaught, Duke and Duchess of, 733. Cook, Hon. John C 669. Cooper, Peter, 225. ‘orean Envoy to the United States, 613. Crook WGeneral George, 493. Cubitt, R.T., 844. Cullom, Hon. Shelby M., 61. ok D.—Davenport, Hon. Ira, 616. Denman, Mr. Justice, ze. 844. Diaz, Porfirio, Ex-President' of Mexico, 228. Dickinson, Hon. John, 413. Dixon, Hon. Jona- than, 621. _ Dodge. William E., 125. Dolan, Thom- as J., : Doré, Paul Gustave, 68. Douglass, Frederick, 737. Dowd, Charles F., 837. Drisler, Henry, LL,D., 360. Durbin, John P., D.D., 413.

IND in America; The New Cathedral; Ruins of the Ancient Pueblo; Church and College of St. Martin. Saratoga Lake, Glimpse of, 436. Saratoga Sketches. 501: The Old Style and New ; On Broadway ; The Congress Pavilion ; In Congress Park. Saratoga Springs, Scenes in and around, 468: Broadway ; The Lake ; On the Kayaderossera ; Champion Spring in Summer; [n Winter. Sarcophagus, Etruscan, 569. Savannah, Georgia, The City and Harbor of, 729. | Savannah, Sesquicentennial Celebration, 124: The Land ing of Oglethorpe; The Military Procession; Gov ernor Stephens delivering the Oration. Scarecrow, The Democratic, 807. SCHELL and Hocay, Illustrations by : Sketches in At- | lantic City, 457; Seabright and Long Branch, 488; South from Sandy Hook, 520; Long Branch, West End, 553; The Ocean Voyage of a Lumber Raft, 573; Richfield Springs, 585; Driving the golden Spike, 601; The Bicycle Tournament. 620; The Democratic State Convention, 620; Procession of the ‘‘ Veiled Prophet,’’ 644; Baseball Procession in Philadelphia, 653 ; The Newburgh Centennial, 673, 681; Evacuation- Day in New York, 785 SCHELL, FRaxK C., Illustrations by: Sugar Plantation at Rio Grande. New Jersey, 716. Scheveningen, Rough Weather at (Painting by Gifford), 73. School. Fellow, An Old (Painting by Weekes), 305. Schools, Public, Roman Catholic Pastoral on, Scott Liquor Law in Ohio, The, 609. Seabright and Long Branch, 488: The Pier, Long Branch; Fishery at Seabright; By Moonlight; A Break in the Railroad, 520. ! Sea-Serpent, Another Way to account for the, 544. Seine, Overflow of the, 21: In the Bois de Boulogne; - Street in Alfortville; Moving Out; A Street Cross ing; A Reckless Driver; View at Alfortville Selection (Brown’s Hat), 7. Serenade, A Blackville, 372. Servian Sketches (See ‘‘ Danube.”) Settlers, Early, on Way to Church, 1 Seventh Regiment, The New York. in Camp, 420: General View of the Camp; A Private; Police Duty; Inte rior of Tent ; Rifle Practice ; Boxing ; The Mock Parade. Shad-Row, 327. SHEPHERD, JESSIE, Still, 521. Shepherd, The, - the Sussex Downs, England, 313. SHEPPARD, W. Illustrations by : Viney’s Conversion and (¢ pew Bog 241, 261; An Optical Delusion, 559; Da Capo—with a Difference, 623; Christmas Gift to ‘Ole Marster and Missus,” 820. Ships, Free, Against—Our only Bark Afloat, 64 Shoat—*: Somebody done stole de! 768. Shot across the Lake, Miss Diana's, 429. SuHuLTs, A. B., Illustration by: A Strolling Photographer in Chinatown, Silver Dollar—From Bad to Worse, 112. Skating Rinks, Engadine, 100. Sketch, A (Painting by Chase), 72. SMEDLEY, W. T., Illustrations by: A Generation Ago, 72; “What de ole Ww oman say now?” 541; ** How we fought the Fire,” 793. SMILLIE, GEORGE H.: Massachusetts Coast, 229. Suita, H. P.: Old Whitby, England, 73. Snow-Plough, The, at Work, 57. Snow-Slide in the Rocky Mountains, 105. Syyver, W. P., Illustrations by : Alligator- bunting in Florida, 9; Old Santa Claus among Poor Children, 12; The Story of Alicia's Life, 172; Scene on Ocklawaha River, Florida, 209; Market-Day in a Southern City, 277; New Base-ball Grounds at Chicago, 292 ; *‘One Minute, Mr. Robinson,’’ 724; After the Storm in Massachusetts, 724. So Generous!—A Bill for One’s Christmas Present, 839. Soudan, The War in—A Parley by the Way, 836. South, Cotton Culture, 181, 393, 428, 440. South Pass of the Mississippi, The Jetties of the, 788. Spanish Student, The (Tableau), 796. ‘Spanish Vistas,’’ [lustration from, 753. Sparrows, The, must go, 475. Speakership, Angling for the, 792. Spectators, The (Tableau), 796. Spezzia, Italy, Armor-plate Trials at, 141: Scene of the Experiments; The Projectile; The Plates-after the Shots. Squelcher, A, 16. Standing Rock Agency, Ration Day at, 473. St. Augustine, Study in (Painting by Tiffany), 72. Statves: Robert Fulton, 164; Washington, 777; 597; General R. E. Lee, 429; Revere, 332. Steamboat Landing, New Madrid, Mississippi, 156. Steamer Cimbria sunk, 68; Perils of Excursion Steamer, 481; Steamer Riverdale, Explosion, 573. Steamer Day in New York—Grand Summer Rush for Europe, 376. Steamer running the Rapids, Atchafalaya River, 237. Steam-Hammer at Work, 236. : Steam-heating Explosions— Armor, 91. Stebbins, Farmer, in the Bowery. 161; Ahead, 177; How he became an Anti Monopolist, 304 Stephens, Alexander H., lying in State, 164 Still hunting the Moose, 712. Stull the John Bulls come, 767. Still, The Mill and the, St. Louis, Floods at — Working on the Levee at Night, 425; * Veiled Prophet’? Procession, 644. St. Nick's Compliments to the Mormons, 824. St. Nick’s Visit to Washington —Free Trade and Protec tion, S48. Stock Exchange. The Chicago, 84. * Store, Comin’ from de’’—Christmas Morning, 841. St. Paul, Minnesota, The Northern Pacific Railroad Jubi lee, 589. St. Valentine and the Letter-Carrier, 111 St. Valentine at Work, 102 Sugar Industry of Louisiana, The.—No. J., 452

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View in E X. sthe Sugar District; Stripping and Cutting the | Cane; Bringing in the Cane; Plantation Quarters; | Planting the Cane; Sugar -Planter’s Residence ; Young Sugar Cane.—No. I/., 476 : Sugar Mill in the Teche Country ; Evaporators ; Syrup Tanks; Cane-crushing Mill; Centrifugal and Tender; Bat tery of Centrifugals; Syrup Boat and Tender; In- - terior of Mill; Retining-Room. Sugar Plantation at Rio Grande, New Jersey, 716: The Mill; Loading Cars for Mill; A Two-mile Furrow; Inspecting the Crop; Cutting the Cane and Tassels; The Model Pig-Pen. Summer Morning,-A (Painting by Inness), 220. Summer Resorts : See Mount McGregor, 436, Atlantic ) ; Saratoga, 468, 501; Seabright and Long Branch, 488; Coney Island, 497 ; Cape May, 500; Sands Point, 516; Sandy Hook, 520; Richfield Springs, 585. Summer Travelling. A most pleasant Mode of, 463. Summer Visitor, A Regular, 367 Suntish - shooting: 333: Securing a‘Take; Getting within Range ; © mirabile Visu! The Coup de Grace ; Homeward Bound: Sunny Days (Painting by Turner), 73. Sunset, Golden—A Tame Affair, 591 Superior, Lake, The Shores of, 789: Entrance to Grand Portal; Interior of Grand Portal; View from Grand Portal; Cascade and Cliffs; La Chapelle. ‘*Swamper’s’’ House, Atchafalaya River, 237. Swells, Psuedo, 495. Swept away by the Flood at Cincinnati, 125. Switchman, Chandler as, 384. Swiveller, Dick, and the Marchioness (Tableau), 796.

T. TABLET presented to the City of Baltimore by the Grand Army of the Republic, 429. Tallahassee, Florida, Market-Day in, 277: Itinerant Play ers; The Medicine Man; Market Scene. Tandem Club, Fifteen New Rules of the, 509. Tangier, From, to Moroeco, 269: Palace of the Governor of Beni-Meskin ; Camping outside Morocco; The Walls of Morocco ; Bridge on the Tansyft; A Horseman of Beni-Meskin. Tanned with his own Bark—Butler, 736. T;vern Scene—The Mysterious Guest, 185. Taxidermists, Sctiety of American, Exhibition of, 284 : White Deer; A Fresh Specimen; An Owl Screen; Lions Fighting; Tools. TAYLOR and MEEKER, Illustrations by: The Fly-casters’ Tournament, 685; The Amateur Lacrosse: Tourna- ment, 716; The Authors’ Carnival at Hartford, 796; A Blockade on Broadway, 845 Tea Fleet in the China Sea, A, 15 Telegraphers” Strike—Crows on the W ires, 480. Telegraphic Brotherhood: No Wonder he Balked, 496. Tel-el-Keber, The tirst Man in, 148 Tenement-house Life—Homes of the Poor, 465. Tenement-house Sufferers —A Sweltering Night, 401.

Thames, Along the Shore of the (Painting by Abbey and Parsons), 72. Thanksgiving Dinner — None for the Johnsing Family 768; Thanksgiving ¢ tmegg 17 Theatricals, Private, Blackville, ! cisco, 296. Thekla: A Fairy Story, 504. Thirlby Hall: ‘+ They are quite happy together,” ‘ ‘Her gray Eyes were gazing ‘into Vacancy “T can see him sitting there now,” 396 ; might have come, and welcome, if.”* 412; put her Hands on his Shoulders,” 421; ** open his Garden Gate,’ 444; ** save her,’ 460;

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He held I knew that I should ‘**Here she took her Station,”* 469; ‘* Thrashed him before a dozen Witnesses, "’ 485; ‘* Maud herself, sitting in the Pony-Carriage,” 508; ‘She did not withdraw her Hand,.’’ 517; ‘She said a few rapid Words,” 533; °° the Arm of our Host.’ back hisC hair,’ 565; ‘* Mopping his manly Brow,’ 581; * A good Afte rnoon among the Turnips ” 597; ‘I had to clutch the Back of my Saddle,” 613: ‘*The Third had got him down,” the Dinner he spoke little,”’ 645; walked to the Piano,” 661; * upon her Brother’s Shoulder,” 677; just hauled in his Net,’’ 700; sank into one of the Chairs,’’ 709; with Interest the Contents of my Boxes,’ 725; ‘ caught one of her Hands, igi (3 answered for me,’ 772; “T There was Silence ex cept for the scratching ofa Pen,’ 781; *

Leaning on *549; ‘* The Stranger pushed 29 Ba During “*T got up and he laid her Hand ‘Bunce had ‘The tired Lady * Examined I ‘** Lady Constance ‘Only Mrs. Farquhar and l’aulina were in the Drawing-Room,”’ 797; “Get away. with you!” 813; “ While had been speaking, | had , been Ground,’ 837. Thomas & Becket’s Chapel, 221. THULSTRUP, T. DE, Illustrations by: Night Drill at Mobile, Maud lying on the 292; The Seventh Regiment in Camp, 420; Homes of the Poor, 465. TiFFany, Lovts C.: Study in St. Augustine, 72. Time System, Railway, New, 543 Tobacconist’s Sign and Policeman, 819. Toes, Oh! those pointed, 95 Too Thin—The Democratic Scarecrow, 807 Tops, Mr., Miseries of, at a Picnic, 572. Torch light Procession at Montreal, 65. ToURNAMENTS: Bicycle, 620; Lawn Tennis, 652; ers’, 685: Lacrosse Amateur, 716. Trade Dollar, Ignominious End of the, 448

Fly-cast- Trade Dollars and Mormonism—What’s to be done with them ” 803. Train, Jones never missed a, 528. Tramp—A Regular Summe rv isitor, 367 Tramp, and his Deeds, A, 801 Turkey, A Plucked, 96. Turkish Idlers (Painting by Van Schaick) TurNer, G. Y.: Sunny Days, 73 Tweddle Hall, Albany, The Ruins of, 61.

POR THRALTS. | E.—Eaton, Dorman B., 173. Eisendecher, Baron von, | German Minister to the United States, 148. Elser, | 281 F.—Farley, Hon. J. H., 244 Foraker, Hon. Joseph B.. i 381. Foster, Hon. Jobn W., United States Minister | to Spain, 14s | G.—Gambetta, Léon, 17. Garland. Hon. Augustus H.. 77. Germany, Emperor of; Crown Prince of; Prince Imperial of, 733. Gerster, Etelka, 750. Gibson, Hon. R.L.. 61. Gildersleeve, Basil L., Ph.D. 360 Goodwin, 231, Goodwin, W. W., Ph D., 360. Gort chakoff, Prinee Alexander, 180. Graham, General Charles K..173. Grant, Mrs. Jesse R., 324. Grant, Seth Hastings, 508. Green, John Richard, 173 Gregory. Rev. J. M., 173. Gresham, Hon. W. Q , 236. H. —Harris. Hon. Isham G., 61. Harrison, Hon. Carter, 244. Haskell, The late Dudley C., 844. Hastings 5 Hattield, Edwin F., DD, 349 Hesse, Grand Duke of; Princess Vietoria of ; and Hester, Henry G., 165

radio, 197 Princess Elizabeth of ; Princess Lrene of, 733. Hinman, Charles H., 397. Hoadly, Hon. George, 404, 669. Hoar, Hon. George F..61. Howard. Col onel George E. P.. 397. Howe, Hon. Timothy ©., 221. Howe, Hon. Walter, 260. Huntington, Will jam R., D.D., 813 I.—Irving, Henry, 693. Irving, Washington, 221 J.—Jewell, Hon. Marshall, 125. Joiner, George, 397 Jones, Boatswain Thomas, 844 K.—Kenna, Hon. John E., 84 Kinne, Hon. L. G., 404 Knickerbacker, Bishop David B., 677 Knott, Hon. Proctor, 549 _Vh D360. Lansdowne, Lord, 725 Charlton T. Ph D., 360 y.. 536. Livsey _ Hon Wilham <A., 461 Martin, 604,700.) Lyinan, Charles, 324 M.—Madagascar, Ambassador from, 17: Hon. C. F., 156. March, Francis A., LL.D, 360 | Marks, Nahum, 844. Martin, Augustus P.. 33

Lincoln, Frederic Luther, Manderson, Mason, Andrew, 284. Maxwell, Hon. Robert A., 628. Maynard, Hon. Isaac H.. 628. MeCall, Hon John A. Jun , 200. MeCauley, James A., DOD., 413 MeChintock, John, DOD. 413. McComas. (harles W. (Boy stolen by Apaches), 260. MeCook, Anson D.. 844. MeCullough, John, 280. MeDaniel, Hon Henry P., 260. McLane, Hon. Robert M., 725 McVherson, Hon, John R., 84 Mexico, Porfirio Diaz. Ex- President of, 228 Miles, R. E. J., 281 Miller, Charles R.. 349 Min Yong Ik (Corean En voy to the United States), 613. Montefiore, Sir | Moses, 657. Morgan, Hon. Edwin D., 125. . Mor gan. Hon. John T., 77 Morrill, Hon. Lot M., 37 Morris, ¢ lara 281 Murdoch, James F., 280 N.---Niles, Hon. Jerome b., 461 - Nisbet, Charles, D.D., 415 0.—O' Brien, Hon. Dennis, 628 Olney, Hon. Peter B,, 813 C., 493 P. —Pabnatishu, Chirieshaa Captive, 340. Thomas W.. 173 Parish, James, 44 Norton, ©: B.. 536,

Park, James, Jun , 284 Adelina, 780. Paulding. John L., Payne, Howard, 93. Peck, Bishop Peckham, Hon. Wheeler H.. 805. 165. Pike, Hon. “Austin F . 508 William, 461 Plumb, Hon. P. B., 84 Counsel against O'Donnell, 844 Portugal,

Crown Prince of, 733. Potter Crown Prince of, 81; cess Victoria of. 733. Pryor, Roger M.. 544 er, Albert, 544 Pulitzer, Joseph, 349 Archbishop John Baptist, 444 R —Rabbeth, Foo. 397 Randolph, Hon Pheodore F.. 725 Matt W., 7% Ravon nahitrinirivo, from Madagascar, 173. Rhea. Mile, 280 Morrow. Hon. Thomas Z., 404 Nilsson, Christine, 780. Donnell, Patrick, 844 Ord, General Edward 0 Palmer, Hon Palmer, Walter C.. M.D., 493 Patti, Jotn Jesse T., DD, 332. Phelps, John S., Pinkney, Bishop Poland, Mr, Pollard, J. M., 397 Bishop SS Horatio. 648. Potter, Bishop Henry © . 648. Prussia, Prince Wilhelm of. and Prin Pulitz Purcell, Randolph, A| M., D-D., 365 Ransom, Hon Atubassador Riflemen, OF NEW. YORK. Uttrma THULE ‘tan , Uncle Sam’s Dilemma—Mormonism and Trade Dollars, 03. Uncle sam to Britannia : door,’ Ups and Downs of Life, The (Painting by J. G. Brown), 753. Useful and Ornamental—Statue of Irving, 295. ‘Leave some of them next ¥. VALENTINE to Phillis, A, 104. Valentine to Order, 97. Van Scuaick, 8. W.: Turkish Idlers, 229. Vatican, Rome, The Library of the, 620. ‘ Vegetables, Ball of the,’’ Illustration from, 760. ‘Veiled Prophet,’’ Procession of the, at St.Louis, 644. Venice, Afternoon in (Painting by Quartley), 72. Veni, Vidi—but...... , 95. Venus, The Transit of, 257. Viney’s C onversion and Courtship, 241, 261: * She hung her Head’’; ‘* The Brothers assisted in the Quilt io? ‘ith a wild Cry she rushed away “Jack stood in the Doorway.’ Voice from the Cliff,.A (Painting by Homer), 72. Vox Patuli—Free Trade, 808. Ww. Wair, Funeral of a little, at Paris. 184. Wales, Prince of—A Chill down his Back, 80. Wall, The Chinese, near the Nan-Kow Pass, 637. War Correspondent in Egypt—Returning to Camp, 821. War-Dance, Apache Scouts’, 340; Crow Indians, 800. Wartburg, The Castle of, 604. Washed Ashore, 40. Washington, D. C.—White House Decorations, 5. Washington, George, New Anecdote of, 123. Washington leaving New York, December 4, 1783, 761 Washington taking leave of his Officers, 769. Washington, Unveiling Ward’s Statue of, 777. Watch on the Rind, 484. Water-Color Exhibition at New York: Beckwith’s ‘‘ Head of a Peasant’’;.Crane’s ‘‘ November Morning,”’ 71; Moran's ‘Cliffs of Green River”; Lippincott's ‘Culture’? ; Homer’s ‘Voice from the Cliff ; Chase's ‘A Sketch’? ; Quartley’s “ Afternoon in Venice’; Abbey and Parson’s *‘ Along the Thames”’ Tiffany’s ‘* Study inst. Augustine’; Ferris’s‘‘ Mar shall Creek, Pennsylvania’; Smedley’s ‘A Gener ation Ago,’’?2; Turner’s ‘Sunny Days’’; Jones's ‘After the Rain”; Smith’s **Old Whitby”; Far rer’s “Now came still Evening on”; Gifford’s ‘Rough Weather at Scheveningen”; Dielman’s ‘ Old- time Favorite”; Murhman’s ‘‘ Loading the Cart’ ¢ Water-cress, Gathering, 540. Water Department Frauds, Croton, 641. us Waleding Deer’: Indian putting Dogs on a Trail, 633. Water-melon— Watch on the Rind, 484. Wedding Trip, The, 424 Wexpon, C. D., Illustrations by : Sketches at the Kir mess, 207; Meet of American Wheelmen, 348; Polo on Roller Skates, 561; Ladies’ Lawn Tennis Tournament, 652. Wells and Well- Water, 311. West Point, Festivities at, 392: Monument to Colonel Thayer ; A Pontoon Drill ; General Sherman in specting the Cadets; The Ball in Mess Hall Westward Bound, 85: **Get‘ou Board there!” Immi grant Inspection Service; The Youngsters; Asleep and Awake. What are we going to do about British Paupers ? 449. * What de Ole Woman say now?’’ 541 What might have been Expected, 60: “The Wagon came Wheelmen, American, Annual Meet of, 348 down the steep Street’’; ‘* Whose Work was this?"’ Whitby, Old, England (Painting by Smith), 73. White House, Washington, New Decorations in, 5: Main Entrance to East Room; The Blue Parlor; In the Corridor; The Green Room; The Red Room Who may this be?’ Buffalo Bill, or—¥* 676. Whom have we here? Macleod of Dare, or—? 676. Wigwam, The Republican, Richfield Springs, 602 Wild-Bee Hive, Robbing a, 692 Winter Scenes on Lake Superior, 8: A Fur-trading Fost; Going to Church ; Fishing through the Ice; An Early Nip; The Mail-Carrier, Wood-Carving, 13: Sign fora Museum ; Heroes out of Fashion ; Recognizing an old Figure-Head; Tug boat Decofation; Oldest Figure Sign in New York Putting on the War-Paint; Carver at Work Worms, The Cathedral at, 604. Worth, Tuomas, [illustration by : Wyant, A. H.: Anywhither, 229.

The festive Burglar, 575 Y Yacut, Jay Gould's “ Atalanta,”’ 388 Yale and New York Clubs, The Lacrosse Tournament 716. ’ Yellowstone National Park, The Geysers of, 713; hands of Speculators, 47. Yellowstone River, The Grand Cafion of the, 537 Ye True Story of Granny Greene of Salem Towne, 764, 765: Dame Charity Greene; She seeketh ye Life of ye Hen; She meeteth-ye strange lithe Maa; She falleth into Ill Repute; Ye end Young Men's Christian Association, Building of the, 732 Yukon River, On the: A Mission Station; Lndians; Nuk lakayet, a Trading Post; Interior of Fort Yukon; The River below the Ramparts; Flat Lands on the River; Dog Train at St. Michael's, 697 in the Boston, The New zZ . ZocBatM. R. F., Illustrations by: Robbing a Wild - Bee | Hive, 692; Christmas Afloat and Ashore, 840 The American Team. 397. Robinson, Hon. George D.. 621. Roebling, John A., 321. Roosevelt, Hon Theodore, 244 Root, Elihu, Esq., 173. Ruggles, Hon. W. B., 180. Russell, Hon. Leslie W., 616. Russell, Mr., gel Counsel, 344 | S.—Sabin, Hon. D. M., 156, 844. Saulsbury, Hon Eli, 77 | Saxe-Weimar, Grand Duke of; Heir A_ .rent of, i Saxony, King of, 733. Schaefer, Tacob, Bill | -iardist, 244. Schreiber, Adolphe, 165. Scott, 8. L., | |

397. Scott, Walter, 397. Sears, R. D., 581. Seaver, William A., 37 Sembrich, Marcella, 780. Ser via, King of, 733 Sexton, Hoa. Vliny T. 616 Seymour, General Silas, 616. Shakespeare, kb «., 397 Sharswood, Hon. George, 365 Sheridan, Lieutenant General Philip H., 705. Sherman, Hon Buren R., 669. Sherman, General William T., 689. Short, Charles, LL.D... 360. Simmons, J. Ed wards, 381 Sims, J. Marion, M.D., 741. Smith, Jobn, 397. Smith, Joseph {the Mormon Prophet) 212. Stanley, Henry M., 312. Stephens, Hon. Al exander H., 1 Stephens, Hon. Thomas J., 244 Stone, Ama $24. Stout. Andrew V., 581. Strat ton. Charles 8. (Tom Thumb), 477. Stuart, Franci+

397. Sullivan, Alexander, 349. Sullivan, A. M Counsel for O Donnell, 844 T —Tabor. Hon. H. A. W., 84 Terry, Ellen, 693. Thak ombau, late Feejee King, 149. Timothy, 149. Thoman son, Philip B., Jun., 300 * Unser Fritz,’ Crown Prince of Prussia, $1 V.—Von Bora, Catherine’ (Wife of Luther), 604, Tou Van Heusen, A. B., 397. Van Santvoord, Alfred 461 W.—Wagner, Richard, 117. Wales, Prince of. 733. Webb. Captain Matthew, 493. Weeks, Edwin Lord, 29 Whitney, Charles E., 197. Whitney, W. D., Ph.D. 360. Williams, Lieutenant Price, 360. Wilson, Hon. James F., 61. Wood, Archbishop James i Frederick, 404. Woods, Hon. William S., 324. Thakombau's Sou Hon. L. D., 173. Thomyp Tourguéneff, Ivan, 616

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A. App-&L-Kaper, Death of. 365. Academy Exhibition, The (GW Adirondacks, Miss Diana in the Aerostat, A new, 683 tna, Mount, Ascent of, 189 African Sketches —Tangier to Morocco, 269 Air that is too Dry (Titus Munson Coan), 251. Albany, The Old Capitol in (Frederic G. Mather), 587. ALvex, W. L.: The Meaning of It, 14. Alfonso XIL., King of Spain, 669 Alligators, Adventures with. 9 American Bodies (William Blaikie), 770. Among the Mountains (Poem by Mrs. Mulock Craik), 11. Anam, Views in, 615. Ant and the Grasshopper, The, 842 Anthony, Henry B., Senator from Rhode Ants, Australian, 541 Apaches, Boy stolen by—Charles W. McComas, 260 Apes, Some remarkable, 267. Arctic, Deserter, An, 606. Armor plate Trials at Spezzia, 140. Arnold, Matthew (R. H. Stoddard), 679 Art Exhibition, The Foreign, at Boston, ARTHUR, President: Recommendations as to Presidential Inability, 2; Views on the Civil Service Reform Bill, 98; Appointment of Mr. Mason as Superinten- dent of the Assay Vilice, 274; Of Civil Service Ex aminer, 274, 291, 307; Consolidates Tax Districts, 370; Views on a surplus Revenue, 466; The Merits of his Administration, 530; "oon General Burn side, 643, Upon the Reform ules, 738; His Mes- sage, 794 Artists, Society of American 231. Art Loan Exhibition in Detroit, 619 Art. Works, The Importation of (F. D. Millet), 103 * Atalanta,”’ The Modern—Jay Gould's Yacht, 304 Atchafalaya River, On the, 235. Atkinson's, Miss, Opinions, 714. Atlantic City, New Jersey, 455. Atlantis, The Story of, repeated, 614. Auburn Tress, An (Margaret Eytinge), 310 Authors, A Carnival of, 799. B. BacHELor, The Tender (Rose Hawthorne Lathrop),.358. Ballot-Box, A new, 219 Bark, Mary A.: “I wouldna gie a Copper Plack,’’ 219 Bartholdi Exhibition, The, 799. Base ball Champions, 654 Base ball Grounds, The Chicago, Bathing, Too much, 462. Bayou Teche, On the, 247. Bay State Campaign, The, 694. Bearp, Dan: Mackerel-fishing, 647. Beath, Robert B.. Commander of the Grand Army of the Republic, 506. ** Beaver. The Half. Reasoning” (Phil Robinson), 770. Beck, James B., Senator frem Kentucky, 156. Bee-hunting, 692. Bells of Trinity, The (Poem), 839. Benson, Edward White, Archi.shop of Canterbury, 4. Billiard Champion, The—Jacob Schaefer, 244. Bismarck, Dakota, Railroad Jubilee at, 603 Bitter Truth, A (Poem by Margaret Eytinge), 767. Black, The late Jeremiah 8., 545. Biaikigz, WILLIAM: American Bodies, 770. Blair, The late Montgomery, 493. Blockade on Broadway. A, 44. Boat-Race, The Harvard-Columbia, 410. ‘* BONNER, SHERWOOD” (see McDowell, Katharine S.): Two Smiles, 458; Despondency, 518 Book Notices: Goldwin Smith's Bystander. 3; thorne’s Dr. Grimshawe's Secret, 3; and Lute, 19; Conway's Travels in South Ken sington, 51; Harper's Christmas, 51; Lieber’s Letters, 67; Liddell and Scott's Greek Lexicon, 67; Webb's Recollections of a Veteran, 67; Sumner’s What Social Classes Owe to each Other, 99, 5 Correspondence of Emerson and Carlyle, Godwin}s Life of Bryant, 211; Sherwood Bonner’s Dialect Tales, 243; Mrs. Carlyle’s Letters, 243; Bryant's Poems, 275; Dobson's Fielding, 275; Perry's English Literature, 291; Simecox’s Latin Literature, 291; Gibson’s Highways and Byways of New England, 291; The Franklin Collection of Documents, 307; Alden’s Cruise of the Canoe Club, 307; Lathrop’s Spanish Vistas, 323; The Magazine of American History, 371; Twelve Americans, 403; Riverside Edition of Hawthorne’s Works, 419; Eccleston’s Lectures on the Crusades, 419; Charlton T. Lewis’s Rhymed Medley, 451; Merriam’s Obelisk-Crab Inscriptions, 515; Curtis’s Life of Buchanan, 530; Miss Wool- son’s Anne, 57 Ely’s Modern Socialism and Communism, 595; Poe’s Raven, Illustrated by Doré, 659; Anthony Trollope’s Autobiography, 675, Ryder’s Life of Mrs. Fry. 763; Dewey's Au- tobiography, 811; Memoirs of Lord Lytton, 815; (See also Holidays, Books for the, 753.) Books for the Holidays, 753. Boston Foreign Art Exhibition (James Jackson Jarves), 539, 571: The Industrial Fair in, 603 Boston, Young Men’s Christian Association of, 731. Bowen, Thomas M., Senator from Colorado, 87. Bowlder at the Franconia Flume, Fall of the, 442 Boyrsesx, HsaLmak H.: Reminiscences of Tourguéneff, 615. Bridge, Brooklyn, Opening of the, 345 Bridge, The New York and Brooklyn. as a Monument (Montgomery Schuyler), 326 Brink, Mary D.: Why the Paisies are White, Milking Hour, 566. Britannia and her Starving Children, 449 Bronson, C. T.: The Coaching Club, 343; ing at Rockaway, 331 Brown, Leroy D., Ph. D., 803 Breer, WALLacE: Nuptials of New York and Brooklyn (Poem), 326. Bulwer-Lytton (Lord Lytton), Memoirs of, $15, BurwEL LL, W. M.: Cotton, from the Plough to the Loom, 394, 427, 446. Sheldon), 214. bd. Ixland, 87. 539, 571. . Exhibition (G. W. Sheldon), 299. Haw Willis’s Pen 202; The The Race Meet c Carro, The Capital of Egypt, 188. Camping Out as a Fine Art. 731 Canada. Origin of the Name, 301. Canoeing among the Kanucks. 571. Canterbury Cathedral, 221 Canterbury (Edward White Benson) Canton, China, Scenes in, 60 Capel. Monsignor Thomas John, DD. 510 Capitol, The Old, in Albany (Frederic G. Mather), 587 Carey, James. Irish ** Informer.” 510. CarLeton, Witt: Coming Home at Last, 93; Farmer ° Stebbins on the Bowery. 161, Farmer Stebbins Ahead. 177 How we Fought the Fire, 802. Carnival of Authors, A, 79%. Carriage Etiquette, 183. Cary. Epwarp: Léon Gambetta. 22 Casino at New York, The new (Montgomery Schuyler), 25 Catacombs of Paris, The, 545 Cat, The Story of a, 45. Cavour.and Napoleon IIL, 667. Centennial. Bi. of German-Americanism, 663. Centennial. The Episcopal (Charles H. Hall, D.D.), 650 Centennial, The Newburgh, 679 Cetewayo, the Zulu King, 493 Chambord, Count of, 557 Chapin, Hon. Alfred C., 29 Chicago, Lumber Interests of (James J. Wait), 666 Chicago Stock Exchange. The. 87 Chinamen. Sunday School. on a Picnic, Chinese Theatres in San Francisco, 295 Chinese Wall, The. 631 Christmas Rose, The Poem), 843. Archbishop of. 4 395. The Bud; The Bloom; The End Carroll's | GENERAL INDEX. Christmas—The Cry of the Outcast (Eugene Lawrence), 839. 4 Church, Benjamin Silliman, Aqueduct Engineer, 555. ‘*Cimbria,’’ Steamer, Sinking of the, 74. Cincinnati Dramatic Festival, The (G. W. Sheldon), 247, 279. Cincinnati Féte, The, 583. Cincinnati Opera Festival, The, 75. Cinnamon Culture in Ceylon, 315. Civil Service Commission, The: Dorman B. Eaton, John M. Gregory, L. D. Thoman, 173. Service Rerorm : Scope of the Reform, 2; Mr. Jenckes, the Father of the Reform, 82; Reform in the State of New York, 83; Mr. Keim as Chief Ex- 291, 307;. Mr. Lyman as Chief Examin 23; vil Service Rules, + i ernor Butler's Views upon the Reform, : uninations for Positions, 355; Local Sane of i xaminers, 386; The Ohio Platforms and Reform, 418; Promotion in the Service, 498; Reform in the Municipal Service, 610. CLEVELAND, Governor : Entering upon his Administra tion, 2; His Inaugural Message, 19; Views on the Completion of the Capitol, 82; The Buffalo Veto, 258; Appointment of Superintendent of Insurance, | 259; Vetoes the New York Aqueduct Bill, 370; His | Speech to the Chamber of Commerce, 778; His Let ter to John Kelly, 775 Clocks, Old, 349 Club, The Fanciers’, Bronson), 345. Coach, The Last (Poem), 14 | Coas, Titts Munson: Colds, and how to check Them, 91, } Winter Clothing, 103 ; Hardening in Winter, 123; Ventilation in Winter, 150; Stoves, 167; Open i Fires. 187 ; Steam heating, 203: Moisture in the } Air, 235; Air that is too Dry, 251; The Thermometer | as a Health Measurer, 279; Wells and Well-Water, | CIVIL i] New York, 132; The Coaching (C. T. 311; River Water, 462 ; Country-house Drainage, 542; Surface Drainage, 551; Summer Hardening. 622; Rain Water, 731; Dr. J. Marion Sims, 747 Coan, Titus M., D.D. —Death of, 28 Coke. Richard. Senator from Te Colds, and how to check them (Titus Munson Coan), 91 | Colenso, The late Bishop John pe iHiam, 404 CoLiiss, WILKIE: ‘tT say No,” | Colorado, Mining Life in, 715. Colorado Snow Slides, 103. Colquitt, Alfred H., Senator from Georgia, 61 Coming Home at Last (Illustrated Poem by Will Carle- ton), 93. Conant, HELEN S.: Mexican Independence. Day, 667. | Condition of the Freedmen, The (Frederick Douglass), 782. Coney Island, View trom the Observatory, 506 Conger-tishing off the Coast of Cornwall, 52 Congo, The War on the, 315. ConGress: The a in Recess. dleton Bill, 3; Mr. Ingalls’s Presidential Inability Bill, 50; will regulating Congressional Elections, 98; Bill for Free Importation of Works of Art, 99; The Tariff Debate, 130; End of the Forty-sev enth Congress, 146; Things left undone by it, 146; Trick in the Army Appropriation Bill, 195; Mr. Carlisle as Speaker, 794. Conscription in Paris, 308. Convention, Democratic State, dates, 628. CoxventTions: The Republican National. 18 ; at Philadelphia, 258, 290; The Democratic, in Ken tucky, 388; In Massac husetts, 610, 626; In New York, 610, 626; The Republican in Massachusetts, 514, 610; In New Jersey, 610; In New York, 610; The Colored, at Louisville, 674. Corean Embassy, The, 615. Cotton Exchange at New Orleans, The New (Lafcadio Hearn). 165. Cotton, from the Plough to the Loom (W. M. Burwell), 394, 427, 446. Cotton Press by Night, A, 182 Couptry-house Drainage (Titus Munson Coan), 542. Cow- Boys, 638. Crane Library at Quincey, Massachusetts, The, 251. CRAWFORD, F. Makion: Recognition, A. 346 ‘Crooked Water,’ A Trip over (Kirk Munroe), 209. Crook’s, General, Indian Campaign, 487. Crooks, GEORGE R.: Opening of the Vatican Archives, i Pastoral of the Roman Catholic Bishops, 684; The Young Men’s Christian Association of Boston, 731. Cross upon the Spire, The (Poem), 535. Crow Indians, Dance of the, 798 Cullom, 8. M., Senator from Illinois, 61. CurTis, GEORGE WILLIAM: Frederick Douglass, 743. Custom-House Changes, The, 167. Cyclones, Autumn aud Winter (Gaston Fay), 574. Cyclone, The Great, 279 Cypriote Antiquities, 308 Czar of Russia, Coronation of the, 407 2; Passage of the Pen- at Buffulo—The Candi- The Trish, Dp. “Dan's Girl’? (Poem), 343. Dairy-Maid, A Fashionable, 150. Dakota, Bismarck, the Capital of, 603 Danger, The Real, in Europe, 310 Danube, Sketches on the. 52 Davipson, J. O.: The Military Drill at Mobile, Dawson, George, The late, 131 Decoration-Day (Poem by R. H. Stoddard), 342 Decorations, The new, at the White House, 11. Deer-hunting (Gaston Fay), 635. Democratic Governors, in New Jersey and Maryland, 731, Despondency (Poem by ‘Sherwood Bonner’), 515. Detroit, The Art Loan Exhibition, 619 Diana, Miss, in the Adirondacks, 535 Dickinson College,Carlisle, Pennsylvania (J KE Price), 410 * Disarmed!*’ (M. Betham- Edwards), 234, 250, 266, 298, 314, 330, 342, 362, 378, 391, 407, 422, 442, 471, 486, 502. 522, 538. Dish of Nuts, A, 570. Dodge, William Earle, The late Dogs, Anecdotes of, 535. Dog show, The, 299. | Dore, Paul Gustave, 6s. DovuGLass, FREDERICK : Sound Advice to Colored Men, 250; The Condition of the Freedmen, 782. Douglass, Frederick (George William Curtis), 743. Drill, Competitive, at Nashville, 356. Drill, Military, at Mobile (1. O. Davidson), 300 Drummers, Mercantile, 269 Dunkers, Love Feast among the 300. 454. 125 170. E EARTHQUAKE in Java. The great. 565 | Epson, Mayor : His Nominations ; | The 180: A Meditation upon the Mayor, 179; His Speech on the Charter, 259; His Aqueduct Appeal, 274; His Views on the Charter, 762 Education, French and English (Eugene Lawrence), 326; Italian and Americ an, S51 Epwakps, M. Bera pisarined * . 314. 3380, 342, . 3TR, ’ Fane, 52 ag Eel Fisheries (Gaston Fay), 557 Fisendecher, Baron von, German Minister to the United States, 158. * 2384. BOL, 407, 20. 422, 266, 282, 442. 454, ‘lectricity in Theory and Practice, 799. Slectric Motor, A new, 605 Slephants, Barnum’s, in Winter Quarters, 55 Elephants, Trained, as Firemen, 414 Engadine, Winter Sports in the, 100 Engaged (Poem), 770 English Etiquette, 4. ENGLISH Gossiv (Ro Kemble) Cara playing on Railways: Anthony Trollope ; Henry Faweett; No Cross on the Book: The Primacy ; tishop Wilberforce’s Memeo rs. 86. —A Street Preacher; The Murder of Professor Palmer; Railway Accidents; A Left 530, Edson Charter,” Handed Bride; Mr. Gladstone; The (‘onsumptive; Freeman rs. Dickens, 139.—In for a lenny, in fora Pound; A London Doctor; Wanted, Taste in High Circles ; Clever Russian Official; The Woes of Jurymen; A moving Bog; A pattern Parson, 199.— Stars and Crosses ; Furs worn by eminent Per- sons; The Claimant; Crime and Citizenship; The Missing Heiress; English Literature at Cambridge, 267.—A Case of Shamming; Soothsaying Extraor- dinary; An Objection to signing Things; A new Use for Photography ; Having it Out; The en- trapped Curate, 315.—Wily Fish-Dealers; Vivisec- tion in Paris; Reprisals; The late William Cham- bers; **L am Jack’’; The new ‘‘Cornhill’’; Street Noises, 423.—Queer Misinformation ; A strange Case; Selling a Wife; A solitary Survivor; A Case of Bathos; Irish Anecdotes, 535.—The late Mr. Mar- wood, Hangman; The Laureate’s heavy Task ; Matthew Arnold’s Pension ; Old War Ships sold; Crowning a Kose Queen; A Jeremiad; Enterpris- ing Brigands, 631.—Tourguénefl’s Place in Litera ture; Binding Oaths ; Gladstone and Tennyson; Madness or Wickedness? A Confiding Author; A Ticket-of-leave Curate ; A Literary Mare’s-Nest, 731.—An Honorable Ambition; A Pitiable Case; A Progressive Mayor; The Claimant; Misdirected Zeal; The Rage for Relics, 815. Epitaphs, English, 132. Episcopal Centennial, The (Rev. Charles H. Hall, D.D.), 650. Europe, The Real Danger in, 310. Evacuation of New York, The, 1783 (Eugene Lawrence), F438. Excursions. Rowdy, 494. EytTiInGk, MARGARET: The Three Grandmothers, 86; Only a Bit of Calico, 170; An Auburn Tress, 310; One of the Joys of Living, 327; An Odd Fellow, 407; Here's a Song, Comrades All, 426; Wanted —a Daughter, 518; Mamma’s Mamma, 602; Cap, 730; Two Mothers, 746; A Bitter Truth, 767. F. Fair of the Seventy-first Regiment, 221. Fanciers’ Club, The New York, 132. Farewell, A Sweet (Poem), 786. Farmer Stebbins Ahead (Illustrated Poem by Will Carle- ton), 177. Farmer Stebbins on the Bowery (Illustrated Poem by Will Carleton), 161. Far Northwest, In the, 747. Far Northwest, The. 731. Fay, Gaston: Rabbits and Hares, 36; Long Island Shores in Winter, 150 ; Oyster and Clam Fisher jes, 519; Autumn and Winter Cyclones, 574; Deer hunting. 635; Moose-hunting, 715. Feejeeans, Among the, 149. Féte, The Cipemnati, 583. Finishing and Repairing in the Navy, 87. Fire, How we fought the (Poem), 802. Fishing, Conger, off the Coast of Cornwall, 52. Fisupacn, W. T.: The Parties and Free Trade, 698. Five Points. Santa Claus at the, 13. Fleetwood, The great Trot at, 651. Floods in Germany, The, 100. Floods of the Ohio, The, 123. Floods, The Mississippi, 423. Floods, The Western, 135. Fly-casters’ Tournament, The, 683. Foraker, Hon. Joseph Benson, 375. Foreign Art Exhibition, Boston (James Jackson Jarves), 539, 571. Forest Protection, 799. ForMAN, ALLAN: A Porcelain Pipe, 650. Foster, John W., United States Minister to Spain, 150. Four Prima Donnas (Gustav Kobbé), 787. Fourth of July (Poem), 423. * Francesca da Rimini’? (Gustav Kobbé), 651. Free Trade and the Parties (W. T. Fishbach), 698. Freedmen, The Condition of the, 782. French Police Sy stom, The, 170 Frescoes (¢ Yuida), 10, 22, 38, 58, 74. Fuchsia, To the salon 446. Fulton, Robert, Statue of, Tg Washington, 164. Funeral of a W ‘aif, The, 1 G. Gambetta, Léon (Edward Cary), 22. Gardening for New York, 541 Gartield, President, Statue of, at San Francisco, 597, Garland, Augustus H., Senator from Arkansas, 77. German. Americanism, Bi-Centennial of, 663. Germania Monument, The, 676. Gerster, Etelka, 787. Geysers, The Yellowstone, 718. Gibson, R. L.. Senator from Louisiana, 62. Gift from Santa Claus, My (Poem), 818, Glass-Blowers, Ulrich’s Picture of, 251. Glack; or, the Hap of a Horseshoe (Laura Sanford), 17 4. Goopwin, KERR: March (Poem), 155, Gortchakoff, Prince Alexander, 183. Governors, Democratic, in New Jersey and Maryland, 731. Grandmothers, The Three (Margaret Ey tinge), 36. Granny Greene. Ye true Story of, 764 Grant, Seth Hastings, Comptroller of New York, 510. Grant's, President, Mother, 324. Greek Lexicon, Liddell and Scott's New, Green, John Richard, Historian, 162, 173. Greea Sun in india, The, 844. GREENWOOD, GRACE: Lines to Henry eres, 714. Gresham, W. Q, Postmaster-General, 227 Guest, The Mysterious —Howard Pyle’s Picture, 183. Gun, The Multicharge, 590. GusTAFson, ZADEL BARNES : 360. Sir Moses Montefiore, 662. HL Hain, thou New Year! (Poem) 6. Hawi, CHARLES H.: The Episcopal Centennial, 650. Hands of Justice, The (F. W. Robinson), 6, 26, 42, 54, 70, 90, 106, 118, 138, 154, 166, 186, 202, 218, 230. Hair among the Ancients, 170. Hardening in Winter (Titus Munson Coan), 123. Harpy, Tuomas: The Three Strangers, 154, Romantic Adventures of a Milkmaid, 437, 458, 474, 400. Harris, Isham G., Senator from Tennessee, 61. Harrison, Constayce Caky: Under the Convent Walls, 151; The 389, 405, 426, 214. Hastings, The late Hugh J.. 599 Hatchery, The Cold Spring, 183. Hatfield, The late Edwin F., D.D., 349. Hearn, Larcapio; New Orleans in Carnival-Time, 122; Cotton Exchange at New Orleans, 165; Saint Malo, Louisiana, 19s. * Here’s a Song. Comrades All” tinge), 426. * HHL: Our River, 154 History, An unpublished Page of, 667. Hoadly, George. Governor of Ohio, 404. Hoar, George F., Senator from Massachusetts, 62. Ho.ipays, Books For THE: Poe’s Raven, illustrated by Doré, 753 ; Coleridge's Rime of the Ancient Mar- iner, illustrated by Dore, 754; Gibson’s Highways and Byways, 754; Gibson's Pastoral Days, 754; Se- lections from the Poetry of Robert Herrick, iNus- trated by Abbey, 754; Drake’s Heart of the White Mountains, 754; Lathrop's Spanish Vistas, illustra- ted by Reinhart, 7 ; Bishop's Old Mexico and her Lost Provinces. a8, "Du Chaillu’s Land of the Mid- night Sun, 754; Thomson’s The Land and the Book, 754; Willson’s Mosaics of Bible History, 754; Will- son's Mosaics of Grecian History, 754; Mahaffy’s History of Classical Greek Literature, 755 ; Sim cox’s History of Latin Literature, 755; The Library of Standard Histories, 755; Perry's English Litera- ture, 755; Barbou’s Victor Hugo, 755 ; Trollope’s Autobiography, 755 ; Curtis’s Life of Buchanan, (Poem by Margaret Ey- A Turk’s ; | JARVES, | Jefferson House, The Old, 755; Memoir of John A. Dix, 755; Knox’s Boy Tray ellers, 755; Eytinge’s Ball of the Vegetables, 755; Coffin’s Story of Liberty, etc. , 755; Newell's Games and Songs, 755; Harper’s Young People Series, 755. Horse Show, The First National (Gustav Kobbé), 682. House-hunter’s Reprieve, A (Mrs. Frank McCarthy), 278. House of Refuge and the Jesuits, The (Kugene Lawrence), 122. Howe, Hon. Walter, New York, 259. How John Norton kept his Christmas (W. H. H. Murray), 8) 25. How we fought the Fire (illustrated Poem by Will Carle- ton), 802. Hughes, Archbishop, Laid at Rest in St. Patrick’s Cathe dral, 94 Huntington, The Rev. William R., D.D., 815. Hutcuinson, ELLEN M.: Lovers at Thebes, 26. 1 Ick Break-up on the Mississippi, 221. Ice Palace at Montreal, The, 5s. Ice-yachting on the Hudson, 87 Important Work, An (George R. Crooks), 731. Independence Day, Mexican (Helen © omint), 667. Indian Campaign, General Crook's, 457 Indian Dance, An —Harmer's Picture, 348. Indian Problem. The, 470. Indians, Crow, Dance of the, 798. India, The Green Sun in, S44. Industrial Fair, Boston —The North Carolina Exhibit. 603. INGERSOLL, ERNEST: A Salmon Wheel, 198. Innermost Room, The (Poem), 462. Inscriptions on the Obelisk Crab, 458. Inspection of Steamboats, Defective. 571. Iron Ships on the Delaware. 631. Irving. Henry (Gustav Kobbe), 695. Irving, Henry, To (Poem by Grace Greenwood), 714. Irving, Washington, Anecdotes of (John C. Peters), 235. “TD Say No’; or, The Love-Letter Answered (Wilkie Col Ins), 818, 842. Italian Education and American (Eugene Lawrence). 551. ‘1 wouldna gie a Copper Plack’’ (Poem by Mary A. Burr), 219. J. JacoB SLEEPER Hall, Boston University, 140. JamEs Jackson: The Boston Foreign Art Exhi bition, 539, 571. Java, The Great Earthquake in, 565. in Philadelphia (Elizabeth Robins), 228. Jetties, The Mississippi, 790. Jewell, Marshall, The late, 123. | Joe Barrett's Confession (Mrs. Frank MeCarthy), Ags. John Norton—How he kept bis Christmas, 825. Jounson, VirGinta W.: A Nervous Lady at Heidelberg, 746; The Loss of the Family Plate, 766 Journalists, Three —Charles R. Miller, Albert Pulitzer, Joseph Pulitzer, 349. Joys of Living, One of the (Pe xem by Margaret Eytinge), 397. Jubilee of the Northern Pacific Railroad, The, 622. * Junior Century,’ The, 747. K. Kane, H. H.: Mill and the Still, The, 522. Kemper, R. (See English Gossip.) Kenna, John E., Senator from West Virginia, 87. KETTEL, GrorRGE F.: Methodism in Brooklyn, 43. KinG, H. .: A Memory of the South (Poem), 522. Kinne, Hon. L. G., 404. Kirmess. The, 300. Knickerbacker. Bishop David Buell, 676. Knott, Hon. Proctor, Governor of Kentucky, 349 Konpé, Gustav : The Dead Composer, 117; Anecdotes of Wagner, 222; ‘‘Francesca da Rimini,”’ 651; The First National Horse Show, 682; Henry Irving. 695; Four Prima Donnas, 787. Krakatoa, Island of, submerged, 614. I. LaBor of Sentenced Prisoners, The (F. B. Sanborn), 727. Lacrosse Championship, The, 715. Land League, Burying the, 285. Lansdowne, Lord, Governor-General of Canada, 724. Lapland (Ultima Thule), Scenes in, 29 Laturop, Rosk HAWTHORNE: The tender Bachelor, 358. Lawn Tennis Championship, The, 566 Lawn Tennis Champion, aaa 1). Sears, 587 Lawn Tennis, Ladies at, 651 Lawrence, EvGENg&: Educational P rogress : School Board, 93; The House of Refuge and the Jesuits, 122; French and English Education, 326; Italian Educ: ation and American, 551; Luther in History, 698; The Evacuation, 1783, 743; Thanks giving. 1783-1883, 766; Christmas — The Cry of the Outcast, 839. Lee, General Robert E., The London Statue of, at Lexington, Virginia Levees at New Orleans, 133. Lexicon, The new Greek, 360. Liberty, Bartholdi’s Statue, The Hand of, 4. Liederkranz Ball, The, 103. Lincoln National Bank, New York, The, 453. Liquor Laws, The Ohio, 614. Logs, A Jam of, 526. London School er The (Eugene Lawrence), 93 London Swindlers, 2 Long Branch, 5! Long Island Shore in Winter (Gaston Fay), 150 LarHrop, Rost HAWTHORNE: Tender Bache lor, The, 358 Louisville Exposition, The, 489, 510, 590. Lovers at Thebes (Poem by Ellen M. Hutchinson), 26 Love's Sweet Red Rose (Poem), 570. Lumber Interests of Chicago (James J. Wait), 666. Luther at the Wartburg (Poem by Joel Swartz), Tl Luther in History, 1483-1883 (Eugene Lawrence), 698 Luther, Martin, Celebration at Wittenberg, 603 Lytton, Lord, Memoirs of (R. H. Stoddard), 815. M. MACFARLANE, ANNIE ROBERTSON : My Friend Fitzgerald, 182; daughter, 203; Thekla, 504. Mackerel-fishing (Dan Beard), 647. Macquorb, KATHARINE S.: A Night of Terror, 786, 802 Madagascar Embassy, The, 173. Mamma’s Mamma (Margaret Eytinge), 602. Manderson, ©. F., Senator from Nebraska, 156. March (Poem by Kerr Goodwin), 155. Market-Day in Tallahassee (Kirk Munroe), 277. Martin. Augustus P., Mayor of Boston, 839. Maryland Politics—An Inside View, 711 Mason, Andrew, Assay Office Superintendent, 279 Mayors, Three—Farley, of Cleveland; Harrison. of Chica go; Stephens, of Cincinnati, 244. McCall, John A., Jun., Superintendent of Insurance McCartny, Mrs. FRANK: W hat might have been EX pected, 58; A House -hunter’s Reprieve. 27%; Miss Courtenay’s Nephew, 554; Joe Barrett's Con fession, 586;° The Unfortunate Grandson of Mrs Hodge, 634. McCormick, Exiot: The Ice Carnival at Montreal. 75 McDaniel, Henry D., Governor of Georgia, 260. McDowell, Katharine S. (‘Sherwood Bonner’’), Death of, 503. McGregor, Mount, New York—A Summer Resort, 439 McPherson, John R., Senator from New Meaning of it. The (W. LL. Alden), 14 Memory of the South, A (Poem by H. 1. King). 522. Meteor or Earthquake, 170 Methodism in Brooklyn (George F. Keitel), 43. Mexican Independence-Day (Helen 3. Conant), 667. Midsummer Night among the Tenements, 410. Valentines to Order, 97; Old Mincheon’s Grand Jersey, 87

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sibit, 235. Col . 551. Sarr). Exhi vbeth » berg, itzer, inge), ‘dotes ; The ‘Ving. 358. yndon d the of the gibia » 358. 6, br, 97: rand 02 Chica PD, nh EN QIN: s Con f Mrs ith of, Siu) Midwinter Camp, A, 46. Milking Hour, The (Poem by Mary D. Brine), 566. Milkmaid,The Romantic Adventures ofa (Thomas Hardy), 389, 405, 426, 437, 458, 474, 490. Milk War, The, 214. Mill and the Still, The(H. H. Kane), 522. MILLER, Joaquin: Kelly’s Statue of Paul Revere, 331. Must, F. D.: The Importation of Works of Art, 103. Milwaukee Fire, The, 39. Minneapolis, Railroad Celebration at, 590. Mining Life in Colorado, 715. : Miss Atkinson’s Opinions (G. FE. Pond), 714. . Miss Courtenay’s Nephew (Mrs. Frank McCarthy), 554. Mississippi Jetties, The, 790. ‘+ Mississippi,’ Meade’s Statue of, 308. Mississippi, On the, 150. Mississippi, Valley of the Upper, 631. Mobile. Military Drill at (J. 0. Davidson), 300. Moisture in the Air (Titus Munson Coan), 235. Mongols, Among the, 318. Monmouth Park, At, 551. Moose-hunting (Gaston Fay), 715. Montefiore, Sir Moses (Zadel Barnes Gustafson), 662. Montreal, Ice Palace at, 58. Montreal, The Ice Carnival at (Eliot McCormick), 75. Morgan, Edwin D., The late, 125. Morgan, John T., Senator from Alabama, 77. Mormon Reunion, A, 215. Morocco, From Tangier to, 269. Morrill, Lot M., late Senator, 39. Morrow, Hon. Thomas Z., 404. Mother-Love in Heaven (Poem), 86. Mrs. Howard's *‘ At Home,”’ 618. Mccock-Craik, Mrs.: Among the Mountains (Poem), 11; The * Royal Irish”’ at Tel-el-Kebir (Poem), 730. Munich International Art Exhibition, The, 567 Mcyrog, Kikk: A Trip over ‘Crooked Water,” 209. Market-Day in a Southern City, 277. The League of American Wheelmen, 363. Mcrray, W. H. H.: How John Norton kept his Christ- mas, 825. Musical Creatures, 94. Mussulman Prayer at Sea, 204. My Friend Fitzgerald (Annie Robertson Macfarlane), 182. N. Nank, Apache Chief, Surrender of, 429. Naples, Street Boys in, 156. Nashville Pageant, The, 356. Nasmyth, James, Engineer, 236 Nervous Lady at Heidelberg, A (Virginia W. Johnson), 746. Newburgh Centennial, The, 679. Newhall House, Milwaukee, Burning of the, 39. New Jersey, Sugur-making from Sorghum in, 715. New Orleans in Carnival Time (Lafcadio Hearn), 122. New Orleans, Levees at, 133 New Orleans, New Cotton Exchange at, 165. New York City, Government of, 647. Niagara, Bridging, again, 654. Niagara, The Ice Bridge at, 74. Niagara, The ** Maid of the Mist” shooting the Rapids of, Os4 Night of Terror, A (Katbarine S. Macquoid), 786, 802. Nilsson, Christine, 787. Norris, W. E.: Thirlby Hall, 357, 373, 395, 410, 421, 442, 459, 469, 485, 507, 517, 533, 549, 566, 581, 597, 613, 630, 646, 662, 677, 698, 709, 725, 741, 770, 781, 797, $13, 837. North Carolina Exhibit in the Boston Fair, 603. Northwest, In the Far, 747. Northwest, The Far, 731. Northwest, Winter Travel in the, 58. Norway, A Sleigh-Ride in, 43. No Sunset To-Night (Poem), 766. Notable Group, A—The Guests of the Emperor of Germa- ny, 731. Nun, The Kneeling (Vainting by David Neal), 375.. Nuptials of New York and Brooklyn (Poem by Wallace Bruce), 326. Nuts, A Dish of, 570. 0. OBELISK CRAB Inscriptions, The, 458. Ocklawaha River, Florida, A Trip over, 209. Odd Fellow, An (Poem by Margaret Eytinge), 407. Ohio, Floods of the, 123. Old Mincheon’s Granddaughter (Annie R. Macfarlane), | Racing Season, The chief Events of the, 602. | Raft, Lumber, Towing the big. 574. Peters, Jonn C.: Anecdotes of Washington Irving, 235. Petite Anse, Salt Mine of (Charles E. Whitney), 266. Philology, Greek, Progress of, in the United States, 360. Philosophy of Strikes, The (W. G, Sumner), 586. Picnic, Chinamen on a, 395. ' Picnic, Newsboys’, at Wilmington, Delaware, 477. Pike, Austin F., Senator from New Hampshire, 506. Pinkney, The late Bishop William, 461. Plate, Family, Loss of the (Virginia W. Johnson), 766. Plumb, P. B., Senator from Kansas, 87. Poe’s Last Residence (R. H. Stoddard), 799. Polo on Skates, 574. Ponp, G, E.: The Retirement of General Sherman, 694; Miss Atkinson's Opinions, 714. Porcelain Pipe, A (Allan Forman), 650. Predicting Rain by the Spectroscope, 158. Pricer, J. E.: Dickinson College, 410. Prima Donnas, Four, 787. Prisoners, Sentenced, The Labor of, 727. ‘+ Proteus, ’’ Destruction of Arctic Steamer, 606. Providing for the Future, 215. * Pschutt''—A new French Slang Word, 311. Purcell, The late Archbishop John Baptist, 444, PyLe, Howarp: Ye true Story of Granny Greene, 764. Q QUEENSLAND, Australia, Life in, 253. Quincy, Massachusetts—The Crane Library, 251. R. Rassits and Hares (Gaston Fay), 36. Race Meeting at Rockaway, The, 331. Railroad, Northern Pacific, Jubilee of the, 622. Railway Exposition at Chicago, 379. Railway Time System, The New, 843. Rain or Shine ’—Reinhart’s Picture, 300. Rains and Snows, The Season of, 109. Rain Water (Titus Munson Coan), 731. Randolph, Bishop A. M., 365. Randolph, Theodore F., The Late, 724. Ransom, Matt W., Senator from North Carolina, 77. Recognition, A (F. Marion Crawford), 346. Revere, Paul, Kelly's Statue of (Joaquin Miller), 331. Ricwarpson, B. H.: Savannah, Georgia, 730. Richfield Springs, 583. Rifle Team, The American, 394. Ritchel’s Air Ship, 683. River Water (Titus M. Coan), 462. Robin, Dear Robin! (Poem), 799. Rosins, Evizanetu : The Old Jefferson House at Phila- delphia, 228. Rosrnson, F. W.: The Hands of Justice. 6, 26, 42, 54, 70, 90, 106, 118, 138, 154, 166, 186, 202, 218, 230. ‘Ropinson, Put: Valentine’s- Day, 119; Sparrows in Spring, 327; The Half-Reasoning Beaver, 770. Rockaway, The Race Meeting at (C. T. Bronson), 331. Rock Formations on Lake Superior, 787. Roman Catholic Bishops, The Pastoral of the (George R. Crooks), 684. Rook and the Sabbath, The, 558. Root, Elihu, United States District Attorney, 173. Rose in the Garden, The (Poem), 439. Rose, The Christmas (Poem), 843. Royal Irish at Tel-el-Kebir, The (Poem by Mrs. Mulock Craik), 730. : Rowdy Excursions, 494. Ruggles, W. B., New York Superintendent of Public In- struction, 183. Russia, A Sleigh-ride in, 744. Rutland, Vermont, Memorial Hall in, 343. 8. Sasin, D. M., Senator from Minnesota, 156. Saint Malo, A Lacustrine Village in Louisiana (Lafcadio Hearn), 198. Salmon-fishing, 455. Salmon Wheel, A (Ernest Ingersoll), 198. Salt Mine of letite Anse (Charles E. Whitney), 266. Sanpory, F. B.: The Labor of Sentenced Prisoners, 727. Sands Point, Long Island, 519. Sandy Hook, Below, 491 ; South from, 522. SanrorD, Laura E.: Glick, 171. Only a Bit of Calico (Poem by Margaret Eytinge), 170. Open Fires (Titus Munson Coan), 1§7. Opera Festival at Cincinnati, The, 75. (pera-House, The Metropolitan, 683. Ord. The late General Edward 0. €., 487, Ovipa: Frescoes, 10, 22. 38, 58, 74. Ounces of Prevention (Titus Munson Coan), 150, 167, 187, 203, 235, 251, 279, 311, 462, 542, 551, 622, 731. Our River (Poem by ** H.H.*’), 154. Outeast, The Cry of the—Christmas, 839. Oyster and Clam Fisheries (Gaston Fay), 519. FE; Patmer, The late Walter C., M.D., 493. Palmer, T. W., Senator from Michigan, 173. Paris, The Catacombs of, 545; Conscription in, 308, Park, James, Jun., The Death of, 279. Park. The Yellowstone, 46, 535. Parties, The, and Free Trade (W. T. Fishbach), 698. Pastoral of the Roman Catholic Bishops, The (George R. Crooks), 684. Patti, Adelina, 787. Paul Pry.’ Origin of, 43. Payne, John Howard, 93; Monument to, at Washington, JDO. Peck, The late Bishop Jesse T., 332 Pennsylvania Republicans — William A. Livsey, Jerome B. Niles, 461. Penn, William, and the Colonists—Pyle’s Picture, 199, Pentateuch, The Ashburnham, 276, PERSONAL, 3, 19, 35, 51, 67, 83, 99; 115, 131, 147, 163, 179, 195, 211, 227, 243, 259, 275, 291, 307, 323, 339, 355, 371, 387, 403, 419, 435, 451, 467, 483, 499, 515, 531, 547, 563, 579, 595, 611, 627, 643, 659, 675, 691, 707, 723, 739, 763, 779, 795, 811, 835. : A. Asyss, A Dangerous—Butler and Sprague, 19. Acland, Lady Harriet, 739. After the New York Elec- tion, 706. “ Alaska” Collision, The, 795. Amer- ican Classic School in Greece, The, 723. Ameri- can Story, An—S. B. Chittenden, 147. American Sympathy and Irishmen, 322. Amusing Extrem- ity, An—Dorsey and Garfield, 581. Anderson, M. B., on the Niagara Park, 835. Antislavery So- ciety, Semi-Centennial of, 611. Apathy in Poli- tics, The General, 546. Appeal for Newspapers for Hospitals, 739. . 4 to the Country, The* 642. Appointments, The Governor's Responsi- bility for, 2 Aqueduct, the new, Bill for, 195; Vetoed by the Governor, 370. Aqueduct Job. The, 291. Aqueduct, The Mayor’s Appeal for. 275. Aqueduct, The New Croton, (91. Aris- tocracy, Official -A Fearful Wild - Fowl, 562. Army Appropriation Bill, The, 195. Arnold, Matthew, his Arrival, 675; Upon Numbers, 707 ; Upon Emerson, 835. Artuur, Present (see also “‘ General Index”) :—His Constitutional Sug- vestions, 2; Views on the Civil Service Reform ill, 98; Views on a Surplus Revenue, 466 ; The Merits of his Administration, 530; Upon the Re- form Rules, 738; His Message, 794. Art Com- setition, Harper's, 163, 419; The Result of, 546 ; he Re-opening of, 562. Assassination, An American Gpinion on, 195. Assassinations and the Land League, 131. Assos, Aid for, 723, 795. Attack, A Significant—Bishop McQuade's, 706. Attack upon Cornell University, 322. San Juan Mountains, In the, 365. Santa Claus at the Five Points, 13. Santa Claus, My Gift from, 81s. Santa Fe, New Mexico, 445. Saratoga Springs. 470. INDEX. Snow-Slides in Colorado, 103. Society, Artists’, Exhibition, 231. Soudan, The War in, 843. Southern Exposition at Louisville, The, 489. Sparrows in Spring (Phil Robinson), 327. Spezzia, Italy, Armor-plate Trials at, 140. Standard Time, 843. Steamboats, Defective Inspection of, 571. Steamer Day, 379. Steam-Heating (Titus M. Coan), 203. Stephens, Alexander H., 150; The Funeral of, 164. StropparpD, R. H.: Decoration-Day (Poem), 342; The Ad- .vent of Matthéw Arnold, 679; Poe’s Last Resi- dence, 799; Memoirs of Lord Lytton, 815. Stone, The late Amasa, 327. Srortks: Auburn Tress, An, 310; Cat, The Story of a, 45; ‘* Disarmed !*’ 234, 250, 266, 282, 298, 314, 330, 342, 362, 378, 391, 407, 422, 442, 454, 471, 486, 502, 522, 538; Dish of Nuts, A, 570; Frescoes, 10, 22, 38, 58, 74; Glick, 171; Hands of Justice, The, 6, 26, 42, 54, 70, 90, 106, 118, 138, 154, 166, 186, 202, 218, 230; House-hunter’s Reprieve, A, 278; How John Nor ton Kept his Christmas, 825, 837; ‘‘I Say No,”’ 818, 842; Joe Barrett's Confession, 586; Loss of the Family Plate, The, 766; Miss Atkinson's Opinions, 714; Miss Courtenay’s Nephew, 554; Mrs. Howard's “At Home,” 618; My Friend Fitzgerald, 182; Nerv- ous Lady at Heidelburg, A, 746; Night of Terror, A, 786, 302; Old Mincheon’s Granddaughter, 293; Porcelain Pipe, A, 650; Recognition, A, 346; Ro- mantic Adventures of a Milkmaid, 389, 405, 426, 437, 458, 474, 490; Secret-of a Larch - Tree, The, 374; Tender Bachelor, The, 358; Thekla, 504 ; Thirlby Hall, 357, 373, 395, 410, 421, 442, 459, 469, 485, 507, 517, 533, 549, 566, 581, 597, 613, 630, 646, 662, 677. 698, 709, 725, 741, 770, 781, 797, 813, 837; Tom K..roy, 682; Three Grandmothers, The, 86; Three Strangers, The, 134, 151; Under the Convent Walls, 214; Unfortunate Grandson of Mrs. Hodge, The, 634; Valentines to Order, 97; Valley of Matri- mony, The, 666; Viney’s Conversion and Court- ship, 241, 261; Wanted — A Daughter, 518 ; What might have been Expected, 58. Stout, The late Andrew V., 583. ” Stoves (Titus Munson Coan), 167. Stratton, Charles S.—‘‘ Tom Thumb,” 477. Strikes, The Philosophy of (W. G. Sumner), 586. Sugar Industry of Louisiana, The (Edward Sillan), 454, 471, 486. Sugar-making (Sorghum) in New Jersey, 715. Sullivan, Alexander, President of the Irish National League, 349. Summer Hardening (Titus Munson Coan), 622. Summer Solstice. The (Poem), 474. Sumyer, W. G.: What Social Classes owe to each Other, 122, 135, 157, 170, 183, 203; 215, 230, 246, 262, 283. The Philosophy of Strikes, 56. Sunfish-shooting off the West Coast of Ireland, 333. Sunlight all the Way (Poem), 551. Superior, Lake, Rock Formations on, 787. Surface Drainage (Titus Munson Coan), 551. Surf-Riders of Hawaii, 167. Surprise (Poem), 27. Sussex Shepherd—Reinhart’s Picture, 314. Swartz, JOEL, D.D.: Luther at the Wartburg, 711. z TABLET, Testimonial, presented to the City of Baltimore, 29. Tabor, H. A. W., Senator from Colorado, 87. Tallahassee, Florida, Market-Day in (Kirk Munroe), 277. Tangier, From, to Morocco, 269. Taxidermists’ Exhibition, The, 279. Tender Bachelor, The (Rose Hawthorne Lathrop), 358. Tenement-Houses in Summer, 475. Tenements, Midsummer Nights among the City, 410. Terror, A Night of, 786, 802. Terry. Miss Ellen (Gustav Kobbé), 695. Thanksgiving, 1783-1883 (Eugene Lawrence), 766. Thanksgiving Turkeys; Are they gratetul to us? 767. Thekla: A Fairy Story (Annie Robertson Macfarlane), ! 504. | Thermometer, The, as a Health-Measurer (Titus Munson Coan), 279. Thirlby Hall (W.F. Norris), 357, 373, 395, 410, 421, 442, 459, 469, 485, 507, 517, 533, 549, 566, 581, 597, 613, 630, 646, 662, 677, 698, 709, 725, 741, 770, 781, 797, 813, 837. Thompson, Philip B., Jun., 300. Three Hundred and Thirty three—Santa Fe, New Mexico, 445. Saratoga Surroundings, 5(2. Saulsbury, Eli. Senator from Delaware, 77. Savannah, Georgia (B. H. Richardson), 730. Savannah, Georgia, The Settlement of, 118. School. Books, Some old (Poem), 311. ScuvyLer, MONTGOMERY: The New Casino, New York, 25; The Brooklyn Bridge as a Monument, 326. Seaver, William A., The late, 43. : Secret of a Larch-Tree, The, 374. Seine, Overflow of the, 20. Sembrich, Marcella, 787. Senatorial Elections, The, 62, 87. Senators, Six Southern, 77. Serenade. The (Poem), 374. Seventh Regiment in Camp, The, 422. Sharswood, The late George, 365. Suevvon, G. W.: The Academy Exhibition, 214; Exhibi tion of the Artists’ Society, 231; The Cincinnati Dramatic Festival, 247, 279. SHEPARD, SopHig: Viney’s Conversion and Courtship, 241, 261. . Sherman, Buren R., Governor of Iowa, 669. Sherman, General, The Retirement of (G. E. Pond), 694 Ships, Iron, on the Delaware, 651 Sittan, Epwarp: The Sugar Industry of Louisiana, 454, 471, 486. Simmons, J. Edwards, Masonic Grand Master, 381. Sims, Dr. J. Marion (Titus Munson Coan), 747. Sleigh-Ride in Russia, A, 744. Snakes—Do they Drink 429. Snows and Rains, The Season of, 109. Three Strangers, The (Thomas Hardy), 134, 151. Three Words, and no More (Poem), 107. Tilden, Governor, House of, 299. - Time System, The Standard, 843. Tom Kilroy, 682. ‘Tom Thumb’’—Charles S. Stratton, 477. Tourgueneff, Reminiscences of (Hjalmar H. Boyesen), 615. Tramp, The, and his Suppression, 803 Trinity, The Bells of (Poem), 839. Trot, The great, at Fleetwood, 651. Tweddle Hall. Albany, The Ruins of, 61. Two Mothers (Poem by Margaret Eytinge), 746. Two Smiles (Poem by Sherwood Bonner), 458. Turk’s Cap, A (Margaret Eytinge), 730. ° U. ULster Superstitions, 558. Ultima Thule (Lapland), Scenes in, 29. Under the Convent Walls (Constance Cary Harrison), 214 Unfortunate Grandson of Mrs. Hodge, The (Mrs. Frank McCarthy), 634. Unpublished Page of History; An, 667. _** Unser Fritz,"’ Crown Prince of Prussia, 87. Upper Mississippi, Valley of the, 631. Utah, The Situation in, 551. ¥. VALENTINE, An Old Maid’s (Poem), 106. Valentine’s-Day (Phil, Robinson), 119, Cctcacemnins INDEX TO B. Bargain, The Democratic, 690. Bartholdi's Statue of Liberty, 3; The Pedestal Loan Exhibition, 723. Basis of the Republican National Convention. The, 50. Bathers, The—Hunt’s Picture, 242. Battle of the Candidates, The, 386. _Becalmed— in Politics, 546. Beecher’s (Henry Ward) Birth- day, 419. Beggary vx. Charity, 354. Between Two Fires—The Democrats and the Tariff, 82. Bill, A Sensible—For Congressional Elections, 98. Bill to be Watched—The Freedom of Wor- ship Bill, 82. Blackfan, The late Joseph H., 779. Blaine’s Letter upon the Whiskey Tax, 795. Bliss, George, upon Republican Harmony, 290. Blockade, The Garbage, 403. Blunder, Another, against the Press, 210. Blunder, The Democratic, 98. Boards, Local, of Civil Service Examiners, 386. Book Notices (see “General Index”), Boomerang, A—Dorsey’s Stories about Garfield, 547. Booth, Edwin, in Germany, 147. Bour- bons and Re-adjusters in Virginia, 794. Bridges, More, Wanted, 371. Brooklyn Bridge, The Open- ing of, 338; The Disaster on, 355. Brooklyn Union, The new Editor of, 227. Brooklyn Vic- tory, The, 723. Brooks, Rev. Charles T., 403. Brutality—The Madison Square Prize-Fight, 531. Bryant, William Cullen, Godwin's Life of, 211. Buchanan, Curtis’s Life of, 530, Buffalo, The Democratic Convention at, 610. Buffalo Veto, The Governor's, 258. Bullion Certificates, 67. Burning of a New York School-House, 131. Burnside, General, The President upon, 643. EDITORIALS. Burt, Silas W., Naval Officer, New York, 35, 146. Butler, B. F., upon Federal Patronage, 339; At Cambridge and Tewksbury, 434. Butler and Criminals, 178. Butler Demagoguery, The, 462. Butler Game, The, 674. Butler, B. F., and: Har- vard University, 355, 370; His Little Game, 386, 674; His Defeat for Governor,’ 723. Butler- Sprague Alliance, The, 35. Bystander, Goldwin Smith's, 3. c: Calamity, A pitiful Fire in a New York School- House, 131, Calm, The Political, 258. Campaign ot 1884—The Democratic Plan, 402. Campaign, The Presidential, 834. Campaign, Legitimate Expenses of the, 659. Campaign Funds, 739. Campbell, ‘*‘ Honest Allan,” 35, 499. Canada, ey Lord Lorne leaves, 707. Candidates, The Repub- lican, for President in 1884, 546. Candidates and Character, 354. Capitol at Albany, How to Com- — 82. Carlisle, Mr., as Speaker, 794. Car- yle, Thomas, and Emerson, 162. Cars and Houses, Fire-proof, 179. Cat, The, vs. the Rats, 706. Caucus, The, 434; Fall of the, 514. Cen- tenary, The Last Revolutionary, 659. Centena- ry of Washington Irving, 211. Central Park hreatened, 690. Challenge, A Dangerous—Sen- ator McPherson's, 627. Chamberlain, Joseph, President of the British Board of Trade, 483. Chambord, the Comte de, Successor of, 451. Chandler and Gorringe, Correspondence _be- tween, 163. Chandler-McPherson Plan, The is, Character and Candidates, 354, Charity and ~~ vil Valentines to Order (Annie Robertson Macfarlane), 97. Valentine to Phillis, A (Illustrated Poem), 104. Valley of Matrimony, The, 666. Vatican Archives, Opening of the (George R. Crooks), 618. Ventilation in Winter (Titus Munson Coan), 150. Verse, A (Poem), 7. ee and Courtship (Sophie Shepard), 241, 261. : Ww Waoner, Richard, The Dead Composer (Gustav Kobbé), 117; Anecdotes of, 222. Wairs anp Strays: 7, 23, 39, 55, 75, 91, 107, 123, 139, 155, 167, 187, 199, 219, 231, 247, 262, 283, 295, 311, 327, 347, 363, 375, 398,‘414, 427, 439, 455, 475, 491, 503, 519, 539, 555, 574, 583, 599, 619, 635, 647, 667, 679, 695, 715, 727, 743, 767, 783, 803, 819, 839. Waif, The Funeral of a—Reinhart’s Picture, 183. Wait, James J.: The Lumber Interests of Chicago, 666. Wanted—A Daughter (Margaret Eytinge), 518. War Correspondent in Egypt, A, 815. Washed Ashore (Illustrated Poem), 42. Washington’s Farewell to his Officers, 767. Washington, Ward’s Statue of, in Wall Street, N. Y.. 743. Water-Color Exhibition at New York, The, 71. Webb, The late Captain Matthew, 493. Wedding, An April (Poem), 234. Wedding Ring, Motto in a (Poem), 158 Weeks, Edwin Lord, Painter, 25. Wells and Well-Water (Titus Munson Coan). 311. ‘*We Only!’’ (Poem), 71, West Point, 394. Westward. Bound, 86. What might have been Expected (Mrs. Frank Metarthy), What Social Classes owe to each Other (W. G. Sumner), 122, 135, 157, 170, 183, 203, 215, 230, 246, 262, 283 Wheelmen at Springfield, 619. Wheelmen, League of American (Kirk Muproe), 363 Wheelmen’s Meet, The, 343 White House, New Decorations at the, 11 Wuitney, CHARLES E.: Salt Mine of Petite Anse, 266 Why the Daisies are White (Poem by Mary D. Brine), 202 Wilson, James F., Senator from Iowa, 61 Winter Clothing (Titus Munson Coan), 103 Winter Scenes in the Northwest, 7. Winter Sports in the Engadine, 100. Winter Travel in the Northwest, 58. Wood-Carving, 13. Wood, The late Archbishop, 404. Woods, William 8., United States Circuit Judge, 324 Woo.rr, Henry D).: On the Yukon River, 694. Works of Art, The Importation of (F. D. Millet), 103 ¥. YELLowstoNE Geysers, The, 718. | Yellowstone Park, The, 46; Moran’s Picture of, 535 Ye True Story of Granny Greene (Illustrated Poem !) Howard Pyle), 764. Young Men’s Christian Association of Boston, 731. Yukon River, On the (Henry D. Woolfe), 694. POETRY. AmonG the Mountains, 11. April Wedding, An, 234. Bells of Trinity, The, 839, - Bitter Truth, A, 76. - Christmas (Milton), 812. Christmas Rose, The, 843. ‘Coach, The Last, 14. Coming Home at Last, 93. Cross upon the Spire, The, 535. ‘*Dad’s Girl,”’ 343. Decoration-Day, 342 Despondency, 518. Engaged, 770. Farmer Stebbins Ahead, 177. Farmer Stebbins in the Bowery, 161. Fourth of July, 423. Fuchsia, To the, 446. General Tom -Thumb, 503. Granny Greene, Ye true Story of, 764. Hail, thou New Year! 6: Henry Irving, To, 714. ‘* Here’s a Song, Comrades All,*’ 426. How we fought the Fire, 802. Innermost Room, The, 462. ‘+1 wouldna gie a Copper Plack,’’ 219. Lovers at Thebes, 26. Love's Sweet Red Rose, 570, Luther at the Wartburg, 711. March, 155. Memory of the South, A, 522. Milking Hour, The, 566. Mother. Love in Heaven, 86 My Gift from Santa Claus, 818. No Sunset To-Night, 766. Nuptials of New York and Brooklyn, The, 326. Odd Fellow, An, 407. Old Maid’s Valentine, An, 106. One of the Joys of Living, 327. Only a Bit of Calico, 170. Our River, 154. Robin, Dear Robin, 799 Rose in the Garden, The, 439. Royal Irish at Tel-el-Kebir, 730. Serenade, The, 374. Some old School- Books, 311. Summer Solstice, The, 474. ° Sunlight all the Way, 551. Surprise, 27. Sweet Farewell, A, 786. Three Words, and No More, 107. Two Mothers, 746. Two Smiles, 458. Valentine to Phillis, A, 104. Verse, A, 7. Washed Ashore, 42. Wedding Ring, Motto in a, 158 “We Only,” 71 Why the Daisies are White, 202. Common-Sense—Dr. Potter’s Report, 306. Char- ity Organization Society, The, 810. Charities, The New York Board of, 51. Charter, The New York City, 269. Chief Examiner of the Civil Service, 274, 291, 307, 323. Children, Tor- turing of, 467. Children’s Aid Society, The, 825. Chittenden, 8S. B.—An American Story, 147. Cholera, the, Precautions ‘against, 499. Cholera | in Egypt — Forewarned, 451. Christians and j Criminals, 178. Christian Union, The Boston Young Men's, 147. Christmas Shopping, 835 * Cimbria,” Steamer, Loss of the, 66. Citizen, The, and the State, 498. City Charter of New York, The, 259, 762. Civil Rights Decision, The, 66. {Civi. Servior, The (see also “‘ General In- dex”): Civil Service Commission, The, 130. Civil Service, Promotion in the, 498, 579. Civil Serv- ice Retorm, Scope of, 2. Civil Service Reform in the States, 82, 722. Civil Service Rules, Tie, 306. Clergy, Address of thie Civil Service League to the, 67. CLeveLanp, Governor (ree also ** Gen- eral Index”): Entering upon his Administra- tion, 2; His Inaugural Message, 19; His Views ax to the New Capitol, 82; His Veto of the Buffalo | Bill, 258; Of the New York Aquednet Bill, 370; His Mistake, 722; His Speech to the Chamber ot | Commerce, 778; His Letter to John Kelly, 77s. | Cochrane, Alderman, on the City Charter, 259. | | Cock Inn, London, Demolition of, 227. Codman, Charles T., President of the Massachusetts Re- ublican Convention, 514. Collector of Detroit, he Removal of, 307. Colored Convention, TLe late, 604. Columbia College and the Annex, aes Ae hema Te RO SOOILE £ IB 5 ER LENS 8 pager

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Viil 807; Its Needs, 226; Petition for a Female Course in, 99, 162. Comic Politics—The Butler Demayoguery, 642. Coming Opera, The, 762. Common Schools and the Public Service, 706. Common -Seuse and Charity, 306. Congress (see also “General Index”): The End of the Forty-seventh, 146; The next a President-mak- ing One, 778. Conklin, Roscoe, on Republican Prospects, 306. Conspiracy, A Criminal, 275. Contrast, A—The New York Nominations, 658, Conventions (see also “General Index”). Convict Labor, The Abolition of 723, 794. Convocation, The University, 450, Cooper, Peter, 226. Copy- right, International, A Side Light upon, 515. Copyright Treaty, The, 402. Cornell, Governor, Retirement of, 19. Cornell Alumni, The, 419. Cornell University, Attack upon, 322. Corona- tion of the Czar, 354. Correspondence, The Uni- versity, 675. Council, The Roman Catholic, 658. Count, The Electoral, 810. Country, the, The Appeal to, 642. Crane, Thomas—A Yankee Story, 195. Criminal Conspiracy—The Dyna- mite, 277. Critics of Luther, 789. Croton Aque- duct, The New, 691. Crown of France, The, 579. Crusades, Dr. Eccleston’s Lectures on, 419. Cur- tis’ Life of Buchanan, 530. Custom-House, Re- movals in the, 531. Czar, The Coronation of the, 354. D. Dangers in Hotels and Theatres, 0. Noah, upon Municipal Frauds, 738. Dawson, George, 131. Death Penalty, The, 626. Debt of Honor, A National, to Heirs of Revolutionary Pensioners, 739. Decoration-Day, A new Rite for, 179; New York and Virginia Regiments Cel- ebrating, 323. Democracy, According to Penn- syivania, 514. Democratic: Bargain, The, 690. emocratic Blunder, The, 98. Democratic Con- vention at Buffalo, The, 610. Democratic Con- ventions, Two—Massachusetts and New York, 626. Democratic Dilemma, The, 194. Demo- cratic Miscalculation, 450. Democratic Record, A Diemal, 178. Democratic Success, Price of, 626. Democrats, The Ohio, and Mr. Hoadly, 403. Democrats and the Pendleton, Bill, 50. Demo- crats and Reform, 2. Democrats as Reformers, 594. Democrats and the Tariff, 82. Devil, the, Dewey, Orville, Autobiography of, 811. Dezen- dorf and Mahone, 322; And the Secretary of the Navy, 355. Dicey, Professor, on Reform, 34. Dictator, John Kelly, the Democratic, 562. Diffi- culties of Harmony in the Parties, 386. Dilemma, A—The Democrats and Free Trade, 371.) Dinner, The International, at Paris, 387. Disagreement of the Doctors, The, 290, 483. Disasters at Sea, Prevention of, 66. Disgrace, A Late—The Mad- ison Square Prize-Fight, 515. Disraeli as a Friend of this Country, 243. District Represen- tation in the National Convention, 795. Dog in the Manger, The, 115. Dore’s Illustrations to he Raven, 659; His Statue of Dumas, 723. Douglass's, Frederick, Advice to Colored People, 259. Dram-drinking in New York, 131. Dud- ley, Deputy Collector—His Instructive Case, 763. Duil and Droll Season, The—Hoadly and Wood- ward, 531. Dumas, Dore’s Statue of, 723. Diis- seldorf, Removal of the Consular Agent at, 451. Duty, The Republican, 578. Dynamite Cam- paign, The, 242. Dynamite Conspiracy, The Criminal, 275. E. Eaton, Dorman B., on Civil Reform, 18. Eaton, Mr., Commissioner, on Illiteracy, 3. Eau-de-Mort, 83. Edmunds, George F., President of the Senate, 162. ison Charter, The, 130. Epson Mayor (see also “General Index”): His Nominations, 35; A Meditation on, 179; His Aqueduct Appeal, 274; His Views on the Charter, 762. Egan's (Patrick) Views, 179. Eldridge, Mr., Removal of, a Gross Public Offense, 46. Election in New York, After the, 706. Eleciions, The October, 658; The November, 722. Elections, Money at, 578. Elections, Primary, Registration of, 114. Electoral Count, The, 810. Emerson and Car- le, 162; Matthew Arnold upon Emerson, 835. ufant Terribie, The Democratic—Mr. Randall, 451. England and Niagara, 467. English Gov- ernment, The, and the Irish, 194. Enrollment, The iy He an 779. Esty, Mr., attacked by Bishop McQuade, 706. Evacuation-Day in New York, 762, 778. Evarts, William M., Orator at the Newburgh Centennial, 19, 658. Ex-Govern- ors Morgan and Jewell, 114. Expenses of the Campaign, The, 659. F. Fair Play wanted on the Tariff, 114. cus, The, 514. i Fall of the Canu- Familiar Tactics—Commissioner Lyman, 323. “ Farinelli, One, and one God,” 691. Father of Civil Service Reform, The, 82. Female Course at Columbia College, 99, 162, 371. Fielding, Mr. Lowell upon, 627. Fire-proof Ho- tels, 83. Fire-proof Houses and Cars, 179. “First Aid to the Injured,” Society for, 763. First Gun, The—the Kentucky Democratic Con- vention, 388. First Step toward Reform, The, 34. Fiske Will Litigation, The, 611. Flag, The Restoration of a, 435. Flanaganism,419. Fore- gone Conclusion, A—Mayor Edson’s Nomina- tions, 35. Foord, John, Editor of the Brooklyn Years’ Law, Repeal of the, 834. France, The ed upon, 738. Freedom of Worship Bill, The, 82, 210. Free Nominations, 642. Free Primary, The, 594. French Folly, A—Exclusion of Members of Royal Houses, 147. Freuch Republic, The, 9s. Free Whiskey, 691. Fry, Elizabeth, Ryder’s Lite of, 763. G. Gallery of Delight, A—The Bartholdi Loan Exhibition, $11. Gambetta, Léon, 19. Game, The Butler, 674. Davis, Judge | and the Deep Sea, The Democrats between, 778. | Union, 227. Foreign View of 1854, A, 466. Fore- warned—the Cholera in Fg) pt, 451. Fourth of July, The, 418; A New View of, 435. Four | Crown of, 579. Frauds, Municipal, Light want- | INDEX. ! Garbage Blockade, The, 403. Garrison’s Libera- tor in the Astor Library, 99. Gerrymander, The, 114. George, Henry, Proposals for a new Party, 178. Girl Graduates, 371. Gleanings after the Ohio Election, 674. Glimpse behind the Scenes in Maryland, 707. Golden Spike, Driving the, 594. Good Nomination, A—Jesse Johnson for Judge, 643. Gorringe, Commander, and the Secretary of the Navy, 163. Government Officials, Number of, 34. Grace, Mayor, upon Municipal Reform, 547. Great Day, A—Evacuation-Day, 778. Greely, Lieutenant, and his Men, 611. Green, John Richard, 162. Gresham, W. Q., Postmaster-Gen- eral, 227. Guiteau and O'Donnell, The Trials of, 534. H. Happy-go-lucky Statesmanship, 706. Parties, 498. Harmony in Parties—Difficulties of, 386. Harper Art Competition, The, 163; Re- sult of the, 546; Re-opening of, 562. Harrison, Burton N., on the Capture of Jefferson Davis, 722. Harrison, J. B., on the Niagara Falls Res- ervation, 515. Harvard University and Governor Butler, 355.. Hatton, Frank, a Thrifty Assistant Postmaster-General, 35. Hawthorne, Nathaniel, and the War, 99; The Riverside Edition of his Works, 419. | ments, 2; His Resolutions on the O'Donnell } Trial, 835. Hoadly, Judge, upon Reform, 483; His Joke, 418. Hoar, George F., Senator, 18,51. Hoffman, Charles Fenno, 147. Holt, Ex-Advo- cate-General, and Jetferson Davis, 722. ** Home, xweet Home”’—John Howard Payne, 115, Travel, Perils of —The Steamer “ Westfield,” 627. Honorary Degrees, 370. Dangers in, 50. Hotels, Fire-proof, 83. of Representatives in Recess, 2. O., late Postmaster-General, 211. 259. Hurrah Campaign, A, 402. Harmonious House Howe, Timothy I. Illiteracy, The Increase of, 8. Immigration, Ques- tionable, 887. Important Question, An—State- srison Labor, 674. Important Questions for New York, Two, 226. Improvement, Sanitary, Association for, 531. Imprisonment for Prize- fighting, 563. Inability, Presidential, 2,50. In- sident, The Keim, 207. Indians, the, Rights of, 114. Indoors and Outdoors, 531. Inevitable Test, The, 690. Ingalls’s Bill for Presidential In- ability,50. Injured, First Aid.to the, Society for, 763. Instructive Case—Mr. Dudley's in North Carolina, 768. International Dinner at Paris, The, 387. Ireland in America, 146. Irish) Con- vention at Philadelphia, The, 258, 290. Irishmen and American Sympathy, 322. Lrish Question, The, 194, 338, 5447. Irving, Henry, 467, 707, 763. Irving, Washington, Centenary of, 211. “I Say No,” Wilkie Collins’s, 811. Ischia, Catastrophe on the [sland of, 499. Italy, Resumption in, 210. J. Jay, John, Chairman of New York Civil Service Com- mission, 339, 355. Jenckes, Thomas A., the Fa- ther of Civil Service Reform, 82. Jenkins, Mr., Justified, 47. Jewell and Morgan, Ex-Govern- ors, 114. Job, Fhe New York Aqueduct, 291. Joke, Judge Hoadly’s, 418. Johnson, Jesse, A | Good Nomination, 43. Junketing, Official, 563. Kk. Kasson Bill, The, 218. Keim, De B. R., Chief. Civil Service Examiner, 274, 291, 307. Kelly, John, The Democratic Dictator, 562; Upon Mr. Tilden, 419; Governor Cleveland’s Letter to, 778. Ken- tucky Democratic Convention, The, 338. King, An Uncrowned—The Comte de Chambord, 163. L. Labor, State-prison, The Question of, 674. Land League, The, and Assassinations, 131; And the Pope,354. Lansing, Senator—His singular Views upon Civil Service Reform, 738. Lapham, Sen- ator, on Presidential Inability, 50. Legislation, Sectarian, 210. Legislature, Look out for the, 642. Lesson for the Day—The Labor Question, 354. Lesson from late Events—The New York Naval Office Changes, 162. Letter and Spirit of the Civil Service Commission, The, 811. Libel Suits, where prosecuted, 210. Light wanted upon New York Municipal Frauds, 738. ** Lib- erty,” The Hand of Bartholdi’s Statue, 3. Li- brary Association, The American, 547. Liquor Question in Ohio, The, 450. Little Game, Gen- | eral Butler's, 386. Loan Exhibition for Pedestal of Bartholdi’s Statue, 723. Longfellow, Burt's Engraving of, 179. Longfellow Memorial, The, 163, 323. Long Island Railroad, Slaughter on the, 611. Look out for the Legislature, 642. Lorne, Lord, leaves Canada, 707. Lowell, Mr., as Lord Rector of St. Andrews, 779. _ Low, Seth, Mayor of Brooklyn, 594, 658, 723. Low Tide — Official Vacations, 563. Lunacy, The State Com- mission of, 83. Luther, Critics of, 7 Lyman, Charles, Civil Service Examiner, 307, 323. = M. Mahone, Senator—Dezendorf’s Charges against, 322. Manners upon the Northern Pacific Railroad, Market, Tammany in the, 306. Maryland, Giimpse behind the Scenes in, 707. Mason, The Pardon of, 779. Massachusetts, The Contest in, vention in, 514; The Republican Victory, 723. McCall, Mr., Superintendent of Insurance, 259. McCloskey, Cardinal, and the Pastoral Letter, 658, McQuade, Bishop, Attack upon Mr. Esty, 706, Medical Society of New York, The, 290, 453. Memorials, Revolutionary, 779. Message, The President's, 794. Mexican Treaty. The, 130. Mil- lennial Yearnings, 25s. cratic, 450. 595. Miscalculation, Demo- Modern Socialisin and Communism, Monument, the Money at Elections, 578. Hewitt, Abram S., on Appoint- | Home | Hotels and Theatres, | Howe, Walter, | 482, 514, 691; Election in, 482; Republican Con- | Saratoga, Completion of, 168. Monuments, Rev- olutionary, Bill for, 67. Morgan and Jewell, Ex-Governors, 114. Mormonism, The President upon, 810. Morrill, Senator Lot M., 35, 39. u- nicipal Government, Mayor Grace upon, 547. Municipal Service, Reform in the, 610. Music Hall, Boston, and the great Orgun, 243. Music of the Winter, The, 643. Myth, The Tilden, 466. N. | National University, A, 242. Naval Office, New York, Changes in, 35, 146, 162. Newhall House, Mil- waukee, A Death-Trap, 83. New Party, Mr. George’s Proposals for a, 178. Newspapers for Hospitals, Appeal for, 739. Newtown Stenches, The, and the People, 643. New Year, The Po- litical, 19. New York City Charter, The, 259. New York State, The Campaign in, 530; Repub- lican Convention of, 594; The Republicans of, 626; After the Election in, 706. Next Year, The Elections of, 738. Niagara (see also ‘ General Index”): Niagara, The Saving of, 19, 51, 179, 2115 And England, 467. Niagara Falls Commission, The, 387, 835. Niagara Park Reservation, The, 179, 194, 291, 450, 515, 835. Niantics, The, Friends of the White Man, 595. Northern Pacific, Man- ners upon, 779. November Elections, The, 722. Numbers, Matthew Arnold upon, 707. 0. Obelisk Crabs, The Inscriptions on, 515. October Elec- tions, The, 658. O'Donnell, Patrick—his Posi- tion, 763; The Case of, 834. Official Sarcasm— The Secretary of the Navy, 355. O°Hara, Con- gressman, and Collector Dudley, 763. Ohio Dem- ocrats and Mr. Hoadly, 403, 485, 515. Ohio Elec- tion, Gleanings after the, 674. Ohio, The Liquor Question in, 450. Ohio Republicans, The, 371. Old Story, The—Mr. Hewitt and the O'Donnell Case, 835. Old and New—Judge Hoadly’s Nom- ination, 515. Old Ticket, The, 498, Olney, Peter B., District Attorney, 811. ‘One God, » Fa- rinelli,” 691. Opera, The Importance of, 739; The Coming, 762. Argus, 659. Organ, The Great Boston, 243. Ot- tendorfer, Mr. and Mrs.—Wise Generosity of, 323. Our Readers and the Baltimore Sun, 795. Out- doors and Indoors, 531. Outrage, A Gross—Ar- rest of Mr. Lewis, 323. P. Park, Central, Threatened, 690. Parnell, Mr., Position of, 146, 323; Election of, 447. Parties, Harmo- nions, 498 ; And Reform, 690 ; And the Tariff, 810. Party, a new, Mr. George upon, 178. Party Game, The Democratic, 290. Pastoral Letter of the Roman Catholic Council, 65s. Howard, 115; A Suggestion Corrected, 483. Peckham, Mr., District Attorney, 795. Pendle- ton Bill, Passage of the, 3,18. Pendleton Bill, The, and the Democrats, 30. Pensioners, Revo- lutionary—Debt to their Heirs, 739. Pennsyl- vania, Democracy according to, 514. Pennsyl- vania Idea, The, upon the Tariff, 466. Pheonix Park Murders, the, Parnell and Davitt upon, 323. Platforms, The Ohio Republican and Democrat- ic, 418. -Plot, A Mischievous—The New York Post-Office, 434. Point, A, for the President— Civil Service Examinations, 355. Political Calm, The, 258. Political Comedy—Governor Spr: 195. Political New Year, The, 19. Pope, and the Land League, 354. Porter, Fitz-John, The Case of, 34. Postmaster-General, A Thrifty Assistant, 35. Post-Office, The New York, and the Politicians, 434. Postal Telegraph, The, 514; Its Popularity, 580. Potter, Assistant Bishop Henry C., 643; His Charity Report, 306. Prac- tical Christianity, 147. President, The, and the Presidential Campaign, The, 834. Inability, 2, 50. Presidential Succession, The, 34. making Congress, A, 77S. Success, The, 626. 610. Primaries, Republican, in New York, 578. Primary Elections, Regulation of, 114. Primary, The Free, 595. Prize-Fight, The Madison Square, 515, 531. Prize-Fighters, Imprisonment of, 563. Professors and Students, 402. i iticians, Unhappy, 370. Service, 498. inations, 322. nell Trial, 835. Public Offense, A Gross—Re- moval of Mr. Eldridge, 466. and the Common Schools, 706. Public Works, Department of, Corruptions in, 835. Public Wrong, A—Removal of the Collector of De- troit, 226. Presidential Price of Democratic -rospects of the Presidential Nom- Quacks and Heretics, 387. Question, An Obvious— The Board of Charities, 51. Questionable Im- migration, 387. R. Raasliff, Valdemar, 163. Railway Time, The New, 691. Rascals, Turn them out, 485. Randall, Mr., in 1877, 418; The Democratic Enfant Terrible, 451. Rats vx. the Cat 707. Re-adjusters in Virginia, 794. Recent Legislation, A Trick in—The Army Appropriation Bill, 195. Reform Bill and the President, The, 98. Reform, Judge Hoadly upon, 4838. . Reform in the Municipal Service, 610. Re- form in New York, 82, 355. Reform and the Parties, 690. Reformers, Democrats as, 594. Registry Law, Benefits of a, 147. Regulating the Primaries, 610. Removal, An Unjust—The Con- sular Agent at Diisseldorf, 451. Re-opening of the Harper Art Competition, 562. Reorganiza- tion, The Republican, in New York, 339, 342, 762. Republican Conventions: The National, 18;- In Massachusetts, 514, 610; In New Jersey, 610; In New York, 530,610. Republican Candidates for 1ss4, The, 5 Republican Conventions, The Three, 610. Republican Duty, The, 598. Repub- The he, | Pryor, Roger A., upon the O’Don- | Organ, A Droll—The Albany | Payne, John | Reform Bill, 98; His Message, 794; The Presiden- | tial Nomination, 530; On the Reform Rules, 738; | residential Preferences, 467. | President- | Primaries, Regulating the, | Professional Pol- | Promotions in the Civil | Public Service, The, | lican Enrollment, The, 779. -Repnblican Harmo- ny, 210; Mr. Bliss upon, 290. epublican Plat- form, The New York, 642. Republican Prima- ries in New York, 578. Republican Prospecte, Mr. Conkling’s View of, 306. Republican Re- organization, 402. Republicanism and Temper- ance, 482. Republicans of New York, The, 626; Of Ohio, 371. Reservation, The Niagara Fails, 179, 194, 291, 450, 515. Restoration of a Flag, The, 435. Resumption in Italy, 210. Revolu- tionary Memorials, 779. Revolutionary Monu- ments, 67. Rights, Indian, that we are bound to respect, 114. River and Harbor Bill, The, 82. “Riverdale” Steamer, Slaughter on the, 611. Ro- man Catholic Council, Pastoral Letter of, 658. Roosevelt, Theodore, 243. S. Sanitary Improvement, The National Association for, Saratoga Monument, Completion of the, 163. Seaver, William A., 35. Sectarian Legisla- tion, 210. Sedgwick, Charles B., 99. Senate, The State, 691. Senate, United States, The Pres- ident of the, 162. Senatorial Election in Masea- chusetts, 18. Serious Event, A recent—Chandler and Gorringe, 163. Setting the Tune—The Dem- ocrats and Free Trade, 274. ‘Sez General B., sez he,” 339. Shaler, General, President of the New York Board of Health, 387. Shakspeare'’s Grave, The Violation of, 579. Sharpless Wash- ington, The, 595. Sherman, General, at West Point, 387; The Retirement of, 722. Side Light, A, on International Copyright, 515. Sign of the Times, A—Custom-house Removals, 531. Signal Office, The, 131. Significant Attack, A—Bishop McQuade’s, 706. Singular Views—Senator Lan- sing’s, upon Reform, 738. Sister-in-Law, The Dangerous, 434. Slaughter of Travellers on the “ Riverdale” Steamer and the Long Island Rail- road, 611. Sociali and Cc , Modern, 595. Sound Advice by Frederick Douglass, 259. Speakership, The Contest for the, 762. Spike, Driving the Golden, 594. Sprague-Butler Alliance and Defeat, The,.35, 227. “‘Stalwart” Victory, A, 66. Star Route Verdict, The, 386. State, Rhe. and the Citizen, 478. State Civil Service Commis- sion, The, 307. Statesmanship, Happy-go-lucky, 706. State-prison Labor—An Important Ques- tion, 674. Strange Story, A—The Successor of the Comte de Chambord, 451. Streets, Our Lost, 275. Strike, The Telegraphers’, 467, 482, 546. Striking a Snag—The Reform Bills in New York and Pennsylvania, 242. Succession, The Presi- dential, 34. Sugars, The Duty on, 1380. Sugges- tion Corrected, A—John Howard Payne, 483. Sumner’s Mutual Duty of Social Classes, 562. Sun, The Baltimore, on Harper's Weekly, 795. Sunday-school ——— 627. Surprise and Disappointment, A—Mr. Keim, as Civil Serv- ice Examiner, 274. Sylvester, J. W., on Bullion Certificates, 67. T. Tammany and the Public Health, 323. Tammany in the Market, 307. Tariff Bill as passed, The, 146. Tariff Debate, The, 130. Tariff, The, and. the Parties, 810. Tax upon Works of Art, A Dis- graceful, 66. Telegraphers’ Strike, The, 467, 482, 546. Telegraphy, Postal, 514; Its Popularity, 530. Temperance and Republicariism, 482. Temperance Reform, An Epoch in, 870. Terry, Miss, and Mr. Irving, 768. Test for 1884, A— Civil Service Reform, 50. Test, The Inevitable —Tariff or Free Trade, 690. Tewksbury Alms- house, The, and Governor Butler, 434. Thanks- giving, Good Cheer for—Mayor Edson’s Procla- mation, 762, Things Undone by Congress, 146. cnemeaee, Jacob, upon Judge-Advocate Holt, 722. icket, The Old, 498. ‘Tilden, Mr., John Kelly upon, 419. Tilden Myth, The, 466. Time, The new Railway, 691. Time’s Changes—Garri- son's Liberator in the Astor Library, 99. Times, The London, on America, 406. Torturing Chil- dren, 467. ibune, The, upon Corruptions in City Departments, 835. Trollope, Anthony, 675. Truth well put, A—The Registry Law, 147. Turning on the Light upon the Department of Public Works, 835. Turpin, Mr., and the Rev. Dr. Dodd—The Democratic Canvass, 482. U. Uncrowned King, An—The Comte de Chambord, 563. ae Politicians, 370. University Convoca- tion, The, 450. University, Cornell, Attack upon, 322; The Alumni of, 419. University, The Cor- respondence, 675. University, Harvard, and Governor Butler, 355. University, A National, 242. University of P nivanie, the Annex of, 227. Useful Record, A—The Replies of Candi- dates on Civil Service Reform, 722. Vv. Vacations, Official, 563. Veto, Governor Cleveland's, of the Buffalo Bill, 258; Of the New York Aque- duct Bill, 870. Victory, A “ Stalwart,” 56. Vir- inia, The Situation in, 794. Virginia and New york Regiments on Decoration-Day, 327. WwW. Wagner, Richard, 115. Wagner Society in New York, 762. 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