Harper's Weekly 1888: Vol 32 Index

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ears A. Axout to Sink—Floods in Northern Germany, 353. Accidents (See ‘ Disasters. *’) ACTORS ee Irving as i % 24; i ~ sorn Wallack in Eight Impersonations, 352; W. J. Florence as Cap- tain Cuttle, 665; M. Coquelin and Jane Hading, 787; ptr ie Music and Declamation at Paris ae etches by Renouard), 786, 787, Adept in the Art of Skating, An, 73. ADIRONDA! Views 1n THE:—Camping—Camp on Ra- quette e—View near Saranac Inn—Mount Mor- ris—Blue Mountain Lake—Ampersand Mountain— A “Carry” at ey ng ee Gates and Lester Wallack, Advantage o being email and anaes (Governor Hill), 868 fternoon Sta ”” 536. Agricultural Exposition at Richmond, Virginia, 792. , SouTHEASTERN, & TRIP TO:—Muir Glacier—View of Victoria, British Columbia, 681; Indian Totem Poles at Wrangel—Wrangel—Floatin Ice at Takou _ $82; vue aan tka, 683; Greek Church, Sit- a— ae River, Natural ‘Gas Fountain in the, 748. All he had nst him, 363. Alligator Shooting in Louisiana, 781, Ambulance, Horse, in New York, 29. American Cathedral, The late H. H. Richardson's Plans for 993-996. an, 984, American Siamese Twins (Monopolist and Working-man), 838. American WarteR-cotor Society : — Still Life — ‘ Ah,- There !"— Alone — Sadie — After the Shower—On Eastern Point—Venetian Pumpkin Vender—Down South—Beauty and the Beast—In the Meadows— In Chinatown, San Francisco—Apples—In October —Little Mother—Figure from Arrest of a Blackfoot A Deep-sea, 808. ‘Ancients any Honorables” (See “‘ Artillery. ". ary, 845. — ty r of Snuffers, An, 313. ropriations, Committee on, of the House of Repre- sentatives (Sketch by Renouard), 532, 533. Foes pervising, Washington, D.C., 365. ew Buildings in St. Louis, 424; Recent Additions in Chicago, 461, 463; Typical Buildings in pag sary a Art uild- rt-hou fag) see oct nr aerating ena chy Club—-Lineola Club, 482, 483. Art:—Corcoran Art Gallery, 8; Art Institute at aay —Entrance Hall—Room IX.—Exterior View, 40; a Academy of "Design, 252; Paris Salon, 298, 296. Artillery, “ancient and Honorable —The Quarter-Millen- nial Celebration at Boston—The Review—The Del- couien from London, 428; Drum-head Election, 431, Arti School, The United States—Officers’ Quarters— nited States Arsenal — St. Jobn’s Church — Wa- ter Battery—Post Trader—Hospital—Tuileries — Guard-house — Barracks — Commanding and Ord- — Officers’ Quarters—Mechanical Manceuvres, 268, 269. Assembly, New York—Hon. Fremont ae 24. Barred Out,”’ sacemenas aieeis from Professor Simon New- . 003. comb’s ‘‘ Popular Astronomy,”’ ATHLETIC8 :—Mapnhattan Club—Start of Handicap Race, 76; Irish and American Athletes, 772; Two Base- 1 Players of the St. Louis Team, 820. Atlanta, Georgia—Shipping Watermelons by Rail, 556. —_— The United States ee Practice high-powered Gu Atlantic City—Hammocks ma tho B Beach, 637. Jail at Birmingham, Alabama, 988. —a New York, Post-office and Court-house at, 367. udra, rat Illustration by :—A Bit of old Paris restored, pa... Georgia, Post-office at, 367. AvusTRALIa:—Sketches in the ‘“ Back’? Country—Mail- Coach on the Plains —Swimming Cattle over a River—Brumbig (Wild Horse) hunting on the ae. — drovers’ Camp—Wool Shed in shearing Season, Avalanche in the Rocky on An, 652, 653. B. Bay, Bad for the (Comic), 159. ‘* Baltimore,’’ Cruiser, Launch of the, 773. Baltimore—The Johus Hopkins Hospital, 677. 92. Barcelona, Statue of Columbus Barnard, F., Illustrations by :—An unexpected Visit from an old College Chum, 8,9; Henry Irving as Jingle, 24; An Adept in the Art of Skating, 73; Waiting for a Meal, 96, 97; Scenes from ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” 120 ; “Multum in Parvo,’ 125; “An Ear Shave,” 161: A Tale of the Storm of 64) 220; Antique Pair of Bnuffers, 318; Selling “ Aue: tion Pools” at a Horse-Race, 589 ; Sketches in the Chinese Quarter in New York, 6 629; An Avalanche in the Rocky Mountains, 652, 653; W. J. Florence as Captain Cuttle, 665 ; The "ardor and Joy of a Game of Foot-ball, 857.” eae Saige at Fortress Monroe Artillery School, Baseg-BALL:—Hall Cup for Championship, 455; ‘‘ A Ball or a Strike,” 545; The veg ho ay (Postponing the @ Wedding to see a Game), 699; T. J. Keefe, Pitcher —W. Ewing, Catcher Winning Battery of the New York Base-ball Team, 793; Two popular Players of the St. Louis Team, 820. Baso-Line, Measuring a, $08. Bates Hall, Boston Library, 361. Battery, The vanies, of the New York Base-ball Team —Pitcher and Catcher, 793. Battling with the Too—Flooda in Germany, 353. Beach, Hammocks on the, 637. Beck, + Dae W Illustration by:—Santa Claus captured, Becker, Carl J. Syn by :—The Supreme Court of the United States, 61 Bench Show—Prize Dogs of the Westminster Kennel, 156. Berlin—Greeting the Emperor at the Window, 21. Between the Lines, = 933, 964, 981, 1001. Beware of the Tide, 61: Birmingham, Alabama—The Attack on the gi — Newly a of the Methodist Episcopal Blaine, Mr, ‘the. —!_ Coaching Party and, 476; «Make Wa: Uncrowned King,’’ 605; Ar. rival from Europe on Board the ‘City of ‘New York,” 617; Blaine as the Defender of Trusts, 645; The Repub ican e Warwick Whiskey -— Biaine, 692; Blaine as the eps of Buizzarp, " Tae:—H froze 208 Trains snowed in, 210; Down-town Sketches—Wall Street—The City Hall Park—Abandoned Car —Leaving an Elevated Train by Ladder, 217; Perils of Union Square, 218 ; Uptown Street afier the Storm, 219; Wrecks i in Lewes Harbor, 231, 232; Towing a Vessel through an off-shore Blizzard, 932, 945, 948. ’ . City, Missou Hoare; —They forgot to h’ist the Anchor Schooner, =: Fishin bad rs “ Fishing,” « nip ae Steamers,” Yacht ay and ** Yachting. 2 at ms Bodfish, W. P., Illustrations by :—Placing a sick Horse on an Ambulan ce, 29; Fallen Magerael 280; Detectives recovering ame Goods, ; Man overboard from a Ferry-boat, 729. Boise River—Irrigation Canal, Water Gate and Dam, 722. Boodle and Ballot—Governor Hill’s two Babes, 460 Books—Il from Harper & Brothers’ Books of o Year, 902, 908, 7 -“— terior View from Plan —Section of leicrien ites Hall, 361; The Cele- bration of the ‘ Ancients and Honorables”, 428; Women voting at the Municipal Elections, 965. Bradley, Horace, Illustrations by hag oY HAs in Louis- bare Kentucky, 20; Fourth of July in a Southern wn, 488. Brain Food—His Way of Reckoning, 404 Breezy Anas A—Picture in National ince of Design, Stone Bridge, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 228; Plans for the Railroad Termini on Brooklyn Bridge, 319; Natural Bridge, Virginia, 669; New Pontoon- -Bridge over the Missouri River at Nebraska City, 711. Brighton Beach Hotel, oe the, 273. a The—A Custom of the Country—“‘ Boots black- Inside,”? pd Elevated Britisher and the Tele- pail Poles, 160. “Broken Loose””—The ma ay Elephant, 468. Broncho Jack and the tan tae ote Brooklyn, New York, Methodist Hospital, 12; pee office an Court-house, 367; — Churches, 38. Brown, J. M., Major, U.S.A. Brugére, General, in his tendon office, 106. Buccaneers, The Modern, 133. Buffalo Industrial Fair—Buildings for the Exhibition of Live-Stock—Inside the Horse Enclosure, 621; Main Street in Buffalo, 622; General View of Buildings, 623; Tower of Main a Building—New Music Hall— Officers” Buildings, 624 BoILpines: -—The Northwestern University, Ilinois—Wo- man’s —Memorial and University Halls, 49; position Building at Cincinnati —_ Music Hall, 263; New State Capitol, Austin, Texas, 341; New York trust Com mpanies’ Buildings—‘Cen- Centennial caf in Chicago—The Auditorium, 461 463; Typh blic and private Buildings in Cincinnati, 482, 7 Notable a at Rochester, New York, 562, bes. eral Harrison’s House, in ndianapolis. 601; Boat. of Trade and Young Men’s Christian Association Buildings, Court-house, Tomlinson Hal Indianapolis, 602, 603; Art Building at Buffalo In- dustrial Fair—Exhibition Building for Live-Stock, _ 621; New Music Hall—-Officers’ Buildings, 624; Le- high University, Pennsylvania—Library. Gymna- sium, and Chemical Laboratory, 657 ; The three main Buildings of the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, 677; The new Court-house of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, 748; Main Building at Rich- mond Exposition, 792; The United States Coast — Geodetic Surve Buildings at Washington, 805 New Building of the New York ‘‘ Times,” 817; old Houses at Perth Amboy, New Jersey, 836; Masonic pene County Jail, and School-house at Hutch- 842, 843; The Old and the New West ‘maniemee Markets, 1007-1009; The new Drexel Building, Philadelphia, 1008. Building the Boat (from Picture in Paris Salon), 287. Burano, Canal at, 372. —- J. M., First Lieutenant at Military Encampment ‘at Kearney, Nebraska, 821. Burridge, Walter, Illustrations by :—First Train after the trike on fo, B., and Q.,’’ 168; Scenes at the C., B., and A eae 288; Auditorium Building in Chicago, Burro Party, A, on Pike’s Peak, 816. Buttermilk Falls, Adirondacks—A Canoe ‘ Carry,” 597. Buttons (Campaign), 739. Cc. Caninet, The (Comic), 962. CALIFORNIA :—Grape and Hop Culture—A Grape. Picker— San Rafael, Mount Tamalpais in the Distance— Hop Ranch and Vineyards, St. Helena, 44; Palo Alto Farm and proposed University, 289; Political Map of California, 767. Co Sournery:—Hunting Jack-Rabbits, 812; A Jack “Rabbit Drive, 813. ae os MP. Bae of the Right Hon. Joseph Cham- ria Campaign Material a dead Loss, 668. Camps :—Dinner in a Logging Camp in the Northwest, 84; New York National Guard at State Camp, 572, 573: By the Camp Fire, 717; Hop-pickers’ ? comp near Tacoma, Washington Territory 801; Camp Brooke, Kearney, Nebraska, 821; ; Cattle. drovers’ Camp in Australia, 848. Rideau Canal between Kingston and Ottawa, ‘1000. CanaLs:—Canals on the Islands of the Venetian Lagoon, 372; Work on the Panama 408. Cane- Sugar Culture in Hawaii, 849. Canoxs :—Canoeing in the North Woods—A “Carry,” 709. Canvas-back Duck Shooting on nee Bay, 828, Capitol, State, at Austin, Texas, 34 Captain Cuttle, W. J. cueta 30. Caribou Hunting—Bringing Home the Game, 60. Cuenta Andrew, and the Many-headed Monster‘ Trusts,” pas... Coaching Party, The, 476. Carnot, Presidente in the Elysée, 106. Cars. (See ‘‘ Railroads.’’) Casino, New York, Portion of Roof of, 528. Castle Garden, Norwegian Immigrants at, 661. Cathedral, The new, at Se View of Building pene and a ulpit—The Reredos—The largaret Pi Cathedral, The late iin Richardson’s Plans for a pro- American Cathedral, 984, 985, 993-996. Cattle, Texan, in Corral, 300. Caught in the a 340. Cautious Re A (Comic), 255. CavaLry: Hod: caught in a Blizzard, 64, 65; Cavalry School at West Point, 336, 337 ; “afternoon Sta- bles,’ 536; Uavalry Drill at the New York Horse Show—The Winners, 82, 883 ; Lieutenant Carter P. Johnson and the T Tenth Cavalry—Manuvres in Arizona, 989. Cedarhurst, The Water Jump at, 693, Centennial Exposition Building at Cincinnati, bg “ Central’ gene New York Trust Compan. Central Park, Tank fn in, 116; The same! t ~* their new Tan Chamber of Commerce, Rochester, New York, 563. Chamber of Deputies, French, 551. anes an Earthwork (Picture in National Aantemy ot ign), 252. Charles Marlow, Lester Wallack as, 352. **Charleston,"’ Cruiser, United States Navy, 284. Charts showi Political Situation in the United States and 761-768. Tennessee, Court- — and Post-office, 367. Chelmonski, Jozef, INustrations by :—Sketches from Life in Russia, 417; Russian “Troika,” 773; Third-Class Refreshment- at a Russian Railway Station, $32. Chesapeake Bay—Canvas-back Duck Shooting, 828. Cuicaco:—New Lake Wall—Stone used in Construction— The old Pile- Work —The completed Drive and Prom- enade, 28; The Art Institute, 40; Scenes at the “C., B, & Q” Strike, 288; Auditorium Building, 461; Recent ‘Additions to Architecture, 462, 463; beene on the River, 464; The Republican Convention in the Auditorium Building, 473; The Chicago Race- Track, 577. Chief-Justice Waite—Funeral Service in the House of Representatives, 244. Chinese Grape-Picker, California, 44. Curnese:—The Chinese in New York—An Ear Shave, 161; Sketches in the Chinese Quarter, 620; Chinese Opium Den in San Francisco, 776, 777. Chioggia, Street in, 372. eine i Buildin bebe —_ 8—Indianapo- ; Kansas City, Missouri, 7 christina, 1888, On first Page of Cover, _ —_— 15th ; Light in Darkness on a Wintry Christmas Eve, 963; Santa Claus captured, 960, 961; In Germany —A’ Street Scene, 969; Grandmother ams a Christmas Gift, 972; Old Santa Claus, 973. Cuurcnes : — First yterian Washington Square Church, bey eg Church, Pittsburgh— Penn Square Church—Old Second Church—The old Tabernacle (1804), 3604 Recent Additions to the Churches of Brook! n—Church of the Messiah— First Reformed Dutch—Emmanuel Baptist—Marcy Avenue Baptist—St. Augustine’s Roman Catholic, 381; Christ Church, Indianapolis, 604; Packer Me- morial Church at Le igh University, Pennsylvania, 657; Lutheran, New York City, 661; Greek oom, Sit Alaska, "684; ; First Co jonal, Kansas City, Missourj, 701 ; St. Peter’s Church at Perth Am- boy, New Jersey, 836; First Presbyterian Church at Hutchinson, "e43. (See also ‘‘ Cathedral.’’) Church, F. oe Illustration by :—The Hippopotami in their at Central Park, 783. o—-€ Kitchos at the Home of the Moravians, Pennsyl- ania, 228. Claesten, Colorado (Sketches by Graham)—Typical Bit of grazing Country—A Ranch—The ‘‘ Needle,” on the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad—A Cow- -Boy —tThi Royal Gorge, 272. Cincinnati :—The Centennial Exposition Building, 253; The Tyl ler Davidson Fountain, 481; General View of the City, and Types of Architecture, 482, 483; Views in the Park, 484; The Cincinnati Exposition —Venetian Canal in Machinery Hall, 608; Main Hall of Exposition —s 509. City Hall, New York—Remains of General Paez lying in tate, 2% State, 224. “City of New York. ,’’ The, with Mr. Blaine on Board, pass- ing through the Narrows, 617. City of Wichita, Kansas, 1013-1016. Ciudad Bolivar, Capital of Venezuela, 209. Clemenceau, M., making a Speech in the Chamber of Deputies, France, 553. CLEVELAND, Presipent:—‘‘To amend, but not destroy’’ (The eng 8 236; Cleveland as the strong Man of the East, ; The President at Work in his Study aeeteh by ‘haste, 441. Clinedinst, B. Illustration by :—Feeding Terrapin on a Maryland Farm, 128. CLUBS AND CiuB-Hovses :—Queen City Club—Lincoln Club, Cincinnati, 482; The Genesee, Mg Club- House, 563; Kansas City Club-House, 703, Coa MinEs: —Pehnsylvania Coal Districts, 456. CoLongL Quarirca, V.C. :—4865, 516, 529, 549. Colonial Room, Coat of Arms, mo Relics at Richmond Exposition, 792. CoLorabo :—Sketches near Cimarron, 272; Canal System heat in Montrose County—Coal Creek Dam, 722, 23. Columbia River, Sculptured Rock “‘ Great Chief," 793, Columbus, Statue of, for the Monument at Barcelona, 92. ueng ye Oaths, 15; The new Leaf, 15; The lost ; Britisher in me 30; Philanthropic, 35; Calaing the Wave, 35 e’ Executive Ses- sion, 36; Whitelaw Reid’s Straw Endorser, 43; Y Un-nasally lies the Head,’’ 51; An Opinion on the Tariff, 52; Table-Talk below- stairs, il; 7 72; Trust and Combines, 87; Unreasonable. No stopping him, 103; George Ww. child's & No, thanks,” 104; An Overgrown Infant, 123; The Eso- terics bard to start, 124; AShrin 139; Plumber Master of the Situation, 140; for the Baby, 159; Elevated (Britisher), 160; Never driven Buf. faloes, 175; Une’ Obadiah Tobey and Telegrapby, phat The Foreigner, wes © The Forty T——=s,’’ “ Little Bismarck to Father Knickerbocker,” oot ‘An ordinary Path’’ (Blizzard Comic), a1; F A Down Easter, 227; ‘* April-Fool’’ (Attachment), 235; A Cautious Reply, 255; The Spider’s Protest, 256; The wrong Picture, 267 ; The Switch, 275; * Pestilence and Quarantine” (A Game of Cards), 276; Marking them * Down,’’ 283; Culinary Evo- lution, 291; ‘* Uncle Sam”’ and the “ Giraffe,’’ 292; A Point of Etiquette, 311; A Severe Illness, 311; Free Lunch and big Schooner, 312; “yweedledum, or Tweedledee ?”’ 327; Fishmonger (Hill) and bad (Aqueduct) Fish, 328; In the Land of Kansas, 343; Fruit Vender and hungry Officer, 344; All he had against him, 363; Advantage of being small and slippery (Hill and High License), 363; Mr, Crowley and the poor Relation, 383; “They don n’t bite that Way,” 384; Broncho "Jack and Bicycle, 395; The Honeymoon, 403; His Way of Reckon ; They forgot the anchor, 419; One Way to essen the Surplus, 420; Shooting ra a Scarecrow, 435; ‘Universal Suffrage,” An experienced Per- former (Depew and the rd O. P.”), 440; The Dis- trict Attorney going West, 459; Governor Hill and the two Babes, 460; A very serious Mistake, 475, Making the ‘‘ Red Banana” Emblem, 479; Depew and the -~ Toy ais 480; Having a = _ pression photogra| Awkw: 4 r. McKinley with war-taxed ‘oth aie oe and untazed Whiskey, 500 Snakes back, 819; A Fellow, ore 531 ; Putting the Gas-meter in the Safe-Deposit Vault during ee 538; Advan of cong 4) 579; Dude near Bathin Suit, 3 Advice, to take Quinine to a hungry Man, 599; Beware of the Tide, 619; ‘*No Tariff on my Wool, "639; The Re- publican Elephant, 640; Two Commercial Travellers The Dude and the “ Sandwich”), 659; Private Griefs and public Remedies, 660; Dudes at the Club, 675; Imported ‘ women 679; >; Bomnomy (?) at the Barber's, 679; Base-ball, the ruling Passion, 699; The Victim of his Friends pode a 699; At = Railway Station—Forgetting where she wanted , 119; The Rev. Johnsi and the Backslid ings be is Flock, 719; A Tariff Discussion, 720; Cam- paign gn Buttons on his Overcoat, 739; An American dustry (A Free-Trade ), 739; Polo at the Of- fice and at the Grounds—A ‘of Environment, 743; *‘ Suites to let” and Uncle Hezekiah, 822; The Fall Game—Foot-ball, ; The Peddler and his ~~ 831; Mulligan, and splitting the Ticket, 839; anual of Commercial Terms, 859; He knew aur to stop, 871; Studies of a ntleman light- ing a Meg 8i7; ‘In the Soup” Ab ten rng but e best End Commission, The United States Fish. ad “ Fish.”’) Competition—The Modern Buccaneers, 133. Congratulating a Member (Sketch by Renouard), 417. A stormy Sitting (Sketch of Stenographer by Renouard), 697. Conservatoire of Music and Declamation at Paris (Sketch- es by Renouard)—The Jury of Admission coming 161209 INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS. out, 785; Class in Comic Opera--A Pupil of the 70181. y ‘Class—One of the Comedy —Other Pupils, Consumer Consumed, The (High Tariff and ‘‘ Trusts”), 241, ConveNtions:—The Democratic Convention at St. Louis Pe aaesersemepy | Cleveland, 442, 443; Republican Convention at Chicago—The Press receiving Tick- ets—Gresham Head.quarters—Reading Bulletins —Entrance to Head-quarters, 472; Scene in the Aaditorium Building, 473. Corcoran Art Gallery, The—Statue of Leonardo da Vinci —Statue of Titian—Mr. Corcoran in his Library— Private Residence—Exterior, 5. Corean Legation escorted into the Presence of the Presi- dent (Sketched by J. H. Moser), 60. Cork. Cra. “ Ireland.” Tennessee — Galveston, Texas—Fort Wayne — La Crosse, Wisconsin, 367; Indianapolis, 602; Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, 748; Court-House at Leadville, Colorado, 91 ome F. 8. :—Wreckers at Work on the sunken “‘ Ibe- ria,” Crosby High License Bill (Advantage of being small and slippery), 363. — Mr., and the poor Relation, 383. Crown-Prince of Germany at Villa Zirio, 240. Crucifixion, The (from Sipe for b Verestchagin), 869. CRUISERS: —New War Shi United States Navy, ; The Cruiser ‘* ” 376; The United States e Hall Saar ball Championship con ie 68 The Goelet Cup for the New York Yacht 581. D. Dacey, A. S., Ilustration by :—“ Will he Enlist ?” 377. Dakota—The Product of a Day’s ere we Daly’s Theatre—‘“‘A + 1 aaa Night’s Dream” (Sketch- es by Barnard). Darchau, Floods ta "Rescuing Inhabitants, 353. Davidson, J. 0., Illustrations by:—New War Ships, 284, ; New Cruiser ‘‘ Maine,” 376; Practising a Boat's Crew, 417; Target Practice on United States Steam. er “ Atlanta,” 537; Arrival of the Steamer a of New York," with Mr. Bisine on Board, 6 “ Pre to abandop Ship,” 833; Collision Recwees the ‘‘ Umbria” and “ Iberia,” 849; Towing a Vessel through an off-shore Blizzard, 932. Decoration Les cer ten following Page 404. Deep- yp Sounding-Machine—Diagrams of Machinery, 805-808. Defence ol our Ports, The (Twenty-six Diagrams), 176-180. Defender of Trusts (Blaine), The, 645. Delaware—Lewes Harbor after the great Blizzafd, 231, 232. D ic Convention—The Galleries of thé St. Louis Convention Hall during the Speech renominating Cleveland, 442, 443. Democratic Betis off Governor Hill to make it p and io Gr Denver and ‘Rio Grande Railroad—Great Loop on the De Pauw oe Ueltiniiin tenner and Interior Views, 213. Depew—An experienced Performer (Comic), 440. es an” ing in a, 936. jaytian Gun-Boat, 921. Desectives Neeatied stolen G 569. Dinner in a dh hp —, 7 the § se Ranger gnss 84. Disasters :—Co Boston and Maine Road, 48; Wreck of a Cattle ‘Tem, 131; Tornado at Mount Vernon, Illinois, 153; Lewes Harbor, Delaware, after the Blizzard, Mississippi Valley Floods, : after her Collision with the "Geiser, ”” steaming into Halifax, 656; Collision between ‘the Steam- ers “Umbria” and *Tberia,” 889. (See “ Bliz- zard,”’ ‘* Boats,” “‘ Ships,” a? District Attorney and the Grand-Jury, 459, a5 John, House, Kansas City, Missouri, 704. Prize Dogs of the Westminster Kennel Club, 156; A Free-Trade , 739. ** Dolphin,” Despatch-Boat, Don Felix, Lester Wallack as, 352. Dragging a Bull’s Hide wre a Prairie Fire in Texas, Sup- plement following Page 824. Drexel Building, The new, Philadelphia, 1008. Drill, Skirmish, of the New York National Guard at State Camp, 572, 573. Duck- a Product of a Day’s Sport near Web- ster, Dakota, 856. Duez, E., illustration by:—The President of the French Republi 106, 107. Du Mond, F, Illustrations by:—Rubbing Snow on en Ears, 208 Moving Brighton Beach Hotel, Coney Island, 4, 213. Duplicates, Ordering, 900. Durkin, Loony Illustration by: — Dinner in a Logging Dwellings, Loy Gardening for, 528. Dynamite Cruiser, United States Navy, 284. E. Easter Sunday among the Moravians (Sketches by Ro- 228. gers), Easton, Pennsylvania, The * yea Memoria) Gateway, 516. Economy at the Barber’s, 67 Effect Le Gravity” (Uncle Sam and a Fool Pa ise), Egbert, A. R., First Lieutenant, U.S.A. (Portrait), 821. Elbing under Water, 353. Election Day in New York—Scenes and Incidents, 876. Electioneering in Georgia—Candidate pleading for Vote, 696. Electioneering in the Rocky sereeng =~ 737. Election in Boston—Women Voting, 965. E.gctricity, Recent DevsLopuxyts 1v:—The largest Light in the World, 141; The ‘‘Jumbo’’ Magnet— Largest Magnet in the World—Small Motor run- ning Sewing-machine, 142; Electric Locomotive— Electric Fire-engine—Street-car propelled by Stor- age Batteries-- Examining the Stomach by ric- Pare as | Motor, 143; Cautery Wire heated by Electricity—El ectrie Furnace—Welding a broken Bar—Te' from a Train in Motion—Exe- cution by fectri 2 weg! and Siphon, 144. Tohe Republican Ele ELEPHANTS; — t — ‘* Broken ‘Loose,’’ 468; The Republican mt built on Sand, and divided against itself, Elevated egos a Dritioner and the Tele- i ’ grap es, Eliot Grey, Lester Wallack as, 352. Elmira, New York—The Arnot-Ogden Hosp Emperor Frederick of Germany at the Villa Zire a Day after Emperor William's Death, 240. Emperor William | L of Germany, Incidents attending the Death o g the Death in the Rotchotag. 200 238; The Death-bed Scene, 239; Funeral Services at the BL way 3 257; The Procession, 258, 259; Lyi —— Tiinois— gn dic University—Resi- of Pro’ Cummings and John B. Kirk, . Women *s Coll ee Hall—Universi- li—Science Hall, Evictions (See ‘‘ Ireland.’ - Execution py British India (from Painting by Verestcha- gin), Executive Session—“‘ Somethin’ to surprise ye,”’ 36. Exuisitions:—The Buffaio International Industrial Fair, 621; National Academy of Design, Spring Exbibi- tion, 252. (See ‘‘ National Academy. ’’) Expedition to —_— U. 8. 8. S. “Galena” and her Officers, 980.