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.

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iv Exrosrrions: — The Cincinnati Exposition — Main Hall, 509; Venetian Canal, 508; Industrial and Agricul. tural Exposition at Richmond, Virginia, 792. F. Fats, Buttermilk, A “Carry” at, 597. Falls of the Genesee River, 563. Faribault, Minnesota—The’ Whipple Institutes, 457. Farny, H. F. ——— by :—The Cincinnati Exposi- ti Main Hall, 509; Opium Den in San Francisco, Tie 777. Federal Building, Louisville, 20. ‘ellows, © and the Grand-Jury, 459. Feraud, F. A., Mlustrations ow :—Typical Light-houses of e United States, 324. Fires ~nabeher of Union Square Theatre, New York, 173; Forty-second Street Fire, New York, 173; An- swering a Fire-Alarm during the Bli: 201. FisH anp Fisaine :—Canadian Fishermen on the Outlook for American Intruders, 12; Fishmonger and the bad (Aqueduct) Fish, 328; & They don’t bite that Way,"’ 384; Indians spearing and shooting Salmon on the McCloud River, 543; Salmon Poachers on the Tobique River, 676; Fishermen at Nauvoo, New Jersey—Along the Beachi—A Shanty—‘‘ Shove her up,’ 716; Her first Muskallonge, 745; The Halibut Fishery—Getting ready for Fishing—Landing— Weighing and Packing—Drying, 752. Fis Commission, Taz Unirep States:—The Macdonald Fish-hatching Jars—United States Fish Commis- sion Schooner ‘‘Grampus,” 541; Washington Fish Hatcheries—Barracks of Fish Commission—Fish Hatcheries on the Potomac—Drawing the Net— Landing the Eggs—Examining the Catch of ripe Fish—Fort paeey pe —e. River—Old Ar- senal Gate—Steam Fleetwood Trotting Track (Sketches a “yo + F.Loops:—Floods in Northern Germany, 353; Floods i the Mississippi Valley—Ferry-boat six Miles Tnland —Stillwel! Farm—Indian Grave Levee, 392; Ruin- 395. Florence, W. J., as Captain Cuttle, 665. of Hotel Ponce de Leon and the Alcazar, 528. Flying- ee te ae rman, 135. Foot-ball—The Fall Game (Comic), 823; The Ardor and Joy of a Game of Foot-ball, 857; A Practice Game at Yale by the Champion Foot-ball ey 892, 893. “ Forgicn ELEMENT’ In New York«K City, Tas:—Germans —Musical Exchange on Fourth Avenue, 582; Hon. Carl Schurz, 582; General August Feigel, 582; Mr. 83; Rev. Augustus C. Wede- i rican Citizens of the next Century, 584; ae S yaaa. and Danes—The Lutheran Churc Orwegian Immigrants at Cas- tle Garden, 661; Swedish ‘‘ Bellman Festival,"’ 664. Fortress Monroe —The United States Artillery School, 268, 269. Forts:—The Defence of our Ports—Diagrams and Draw: ings, 176-180; Fort Washington from the River, 542; Salute from Governor's Island, 617; Fort Co- lumbus—March Out of the Battalion, 6: Fort Wayne, Indiana, 367. Fosdick, L., IMustration by: —Trains snowed in during the Blizzard, 210. Fotherwell’s Dock, Perth Amboy, New Jersey, 836. Fountain, The Subscription, at Indianapolis, 602. Fourth Avenue Houses, Louisville, Kentucky, 20. Fourth of July—The Fourth in a Southern Town, 488. France :—President Carnot in the Elysée—Taking a Walk in the Garden—The Dining-room—A Visit from the Tailor—Trimming the Presidential Hair—A Corner of the Council-C ber—General Brugére in his private Office—Colonel Lichtenstein receiving a Pe- titioner—“ Pour Bébé’’—The President at his Desk, 106, 107; The Chamber of Deputies—The Palais Bourbon, 551; Journalists’ Corner, 552; President of the Chamber saluting Officers of the Guard, 552; Clemenceau making a Speech, 553; Tribune of the nek fk, Press, 553; A Hunt fora War, 861-863. age IL, Emperor, on the Battle-field at Woerth, Fredericks, “es. Illustration by :— Decoration Day, Supplement following Page 404. Free Academy, Rochester, New York, 562. Free Soup-house, 96. Free Whiskey, First Effects of, 539; The Republican Drag, ‘*Free Whiskey,” 692. Frontispieces:— Thanksgiving Number of ‘‘ Harper’s Weekly,” November 24th; Christmas Number, De- ~ eember 15th. Fryer Hill, Leadville, Colorado, 925. Founerats:—Funeral of Chief- Justice Waite, 244; The Funeral of Emperor William at Berlin, 259. Fur Train from the far North, 636. G. *“ Gatena,” The U. 8. Steam-ship, 980. Galveston, Texas—Custom-house—Post-office, 367. Galway. ‘(See “ Treland.’’) Gas-meter in the Safe-Deposit Vault during Summer, Put- ting, 538. Gateway, Wolf Memorial, 516. Gaul, Gilbert:—Jack-rabbit hunting in Southern Cali- fornia, 812, 813; ‘‘ Lieutenant Kearny has leaped from his Steed,’’ 933. Genesee River—U pper and Lower Falls, 563. Geodetic and Coast Survey, The United States, 805-808. Georgia, Electioneering in, 696. Germany :—The People greeting Emperor William at the Window, 21; Portraits of the Imperial Family, 184-189, 938; The Death of Emperor William I. — Bismarck announcing the Death in the Reichstag, 237; The Death-bed Scene, 239; Crown-Prince in the Terrace at Villa Zirio—Emperor Frederick ‘in the Terrace at Villa Zirio, 240; Funeral of William 1., 257-260; Floods in Northern Germany—Pioneers rescuing Inhabitants, 353; Emperor Frederick IIL. as Crown-Prince at Woerth in 1870, 453-455; Ger- mans and French 1 Playing Cards, 862; Christmas in Germany, 969, 97 Geronimo returning ‘oad a Raid into Mexico, 609. GetryssurG, BaTTLe or :—“ Pickett’s Charge, *? 492, 493; The Field as it is—From Seminary Ridge, 502; From Little Round Top, 503. Gibson, W. H. :—Track of the Tornado, 947. Giraffe "(High Tariff) and Uncle Sam, 292. GuLaciERs :—Tourists crossing a Norwegian Glacier, 632, 633; Muir Glacier, Alasia, 68: Goelet Cup for Schooners, 608. Gold Mining on Yuruari River, 209. GoveRNoR’s IsLAND: —Saluting Mr. Blaine, 617; The March Out of the Battalion from the Sally- -port of Fort Columbus, 625. Governors, Newly elected Western, 896. Graham, C., Tilustrations by : :—Packing Cord-Wood on the Rocky Mountains, 4; New Lake Wall at Chicago, 28; Grape Calture in California, 44; Sketches in Pensaco 68; Great Loop on the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad, 85; Burning Holes in the Snow, 208; Down-town Sketches during the Bliz- zard, ‘217; *Scenes in Cimarron, Colorado, 272; St. Clair River and Lake, 305 ; Sketches of Pueblo, 332; Views of St. Louis, 421, 422, 424; Views on the Staten Island Shore,, 437; ‘The Democratic Con- vention . St. eae iow” 443, 443; Views of the City of Chicago, 46 jew on the River, 464; View of Grennds at Buffalo Industrial Fair, 623; The U. &. M. Mississippi Passenger Steamer, 685 ; Puyallup Hop Ranch, near Tacoma, Washi "Territory, 801; A Burro Party, Pike’s Peak, 816; New York “Times”? Building, 817; Madison Square on Elec- tion Night, 877; A Light in Darkness on a Win- try Christmas Eve, 953. eo" United States Fish Commission Schooner, CER... The, knitting a Christmas Gift, 972. Grend River 4723. Grant, General, at ‘the Front, Supplement following Page $12. ow and Hop Lg = in California, 44. ravelotte, France, * (Schooner) in Race tor Goelet Cup, 608. <Graing 6 and Venezuela, Territory in Dispute be- tween, 231, INDEX. “ Great Chief"—Sculptured Rock on the Columbia River, 793. Great Loop on the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad, 85. pra na -The De Pauw University, 213. 21. William, Guard- Seed Fortress Monroe Artillery School, 268. ** Gunner, Section One," 929. Guns:—The Defence of our Ports (Twenty-six Diagrams reve heey tm ny 177; The 13¢-ton Projectile for the pages "615. (See ‘‘ Forts.’’) oyutamtie at rs igh University, Pennsylvania, 657.

i. “ Harune the Ferryman”’ (from Picture at Paris Salon), 277. “ Half-way down the Stairs the Soldier had stopped,” 981. Halibut Fishery, 752. Hall, Art, Richmond ee Hall—Entrance at Ch ay 48. Harlem River—The Man cimen Bridge, 192. Harney, P. E., Ilustration wv :—Renominating Cleveland at St. Louis, 442, 443. ‘Harrison, GENERAL:—His Idea of American Trade, 600; The Victim of his Friends, 699; General Harrison Election Despatches in his Library, Harris, Robert, Illustration by —Ondedion —_— on the Outlook for American Intruders, 12. nate, Ss L., Illustrations by :—Sketches of Pueblo, Col- Hatcheries, Fish, on the Potomac, 542. Hawaii, Cane-Sugar Culture in—Laying a Railroad Track in the Cane Fields—A Water Flume, 849. Hawley, Hu , Iustrations by :—New Churches in Brook’ 381; Examples of Roof Gardening, 528; ’ "The Cathedral of All-Saints at Albany, 913. Haytian Insurrection, The—The Insurgent General, Pre- sident, and Ex- President of the ublic, 921. “ Haytian iblic,’? The seized Steamer, 921. “He knew where to stop” —The Election Bet and the 871. Heliotrope—Machine used in the Coast Survey, 805. ee a. ‘re by :—Portrait of Henry 8 tanle y, 97 HicH License saree of being small and slippery Governor Hill and High License), 363; Mr. McKin- y with war-taxed Clothing and un- taxed Whiskey, 500; St. Ingersoll calling back the banished Snakes, 519; First Effects of free Whiskey, 539; Bar-room Politics, 708. (See ‘‘Free Whiskey, , “ Liquor c."”) Hit, Governor :—Presidential Boom hard to start (Com- - kc), 124; Hill and Platt'as Sentinels at Quarantine, ; The Fishmonger and bad (Aqueduct) Fish, 328; The advan of being small and slippery Governor Hill an High License), 363; Governor ill and the two Babes (‘‘ Ballot” and “ Boodle’’), 460; The oppressed Boycotter and his sympathiz- ing Friend (Hill), 559; — Hill and the irre- pressible Independent, 803 Hippopotami in their new Tank at Central Park, The, 733. Hitzacker, Floods in, 353. “ Hoe-cake and Clabber,” 852. mee a returning, on Steamer “City of New York,” ' 1 Home, The Isabella, 32. Honpvuras:— Views of Town and Country — Bird's-eye View of Tegucigalpa and Bridge over the Rio Grande — Pueblo and ‘Mineral’? of Yuscaran— Statue of Francisco Morazan—Street in Yuscaran —The President of Honduras, 548. Honeymoon, During the (No “coarse”? Dinner), 403. Hop Ranch, Indian, Washington Territory— ndians on the Wa ay to the —— Hop Field—Hop-pick- ers’ Ci oe House, Horse Show, New York. Evolutions of the First City Troop of Philadelphia, 882, Horses:—Horse Ambulance in New York, 29; Cavalry caught in a Blizzard, 64, 65; A fallen Horse, =; Selling ‘‘ Auction Pools”? on a Horse- Race, 589 Water Jump at Cedarhurst, 693; Stonewall ml Jack. son’s Horse, Richmond Exposition, 792; Shooting Horses during Chicago Street-car Strike — Lamed by age Hands, 800; Wild-Horse Hunting in Aus- trali Hosprrais:_-Methodist General Brooklyn Hospital, New - York, 12; The Isabella Home, 32; Arnot-Ogden Hospital, Elmira, New York, 47; Hospital at the United States Artillery Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, 677; St.’ Luke’s Hos- pital—Sand Hills Hospital at Jacksonville, 728. Hotel—Moving Brighton Beach Hotel, 273. Hovse or Representatives (Sketches by Renouard):— William H. Martin during his maiden Speech in the House, 385; The Tariff Debate—Mr. Reed address- ing the House—Mr. Randall speaking—Mr. McKin- ley exhibiting an ‘‘all-wool’”’ $10 Suit of Clothing —Mr. Reed in a jovial Humor—Mr. Breckinridge, of Kentucky, taking part in, the Debate, 396; Con- gratulating a Member, 417; Hon. J. J. Ingalls, 496; Committee on Appropriations in Session, 532; A Voice a ad in the Wilderness, 628; A stormy Sit- ting, 697. Hovss:—Modern Colonial House—Fourth Avenue Resi- dences, Louisville, Kentucky, 20; Model Tenement Plans, "31; Model Tenement - Houses in Cherry Street, New York, 32. Houston, Texas—Post-office, etc. , 367. Hovenden, Thomas :—‘“ Their Pride,” 937. Howard Memorial Library of New Orleans, 775. Howard, W. So Illustrations by :—The modern Leadville, Hudson Bay 6 Company's Trading Store, 896, Hugh Chalcote, Lester Wallack + _ Hugh Trevor, Lester Wallack as, 35: Hungry Man and kind Advice to cake Quinine, 599. Hont For a War, A:—Sketches by Joseph Pennell: Pont- &- Mousson—House and Gateway in Verdun—At the Frontier — Gravelotte — Rézoyville — Monument, Gravelotte—Germans and French playing Cards— Head.quarters of the Kaiser at Gravelotte—At Nan- 2 Hubert—A Socialistic Gathering — A —_—, Bierkeller,”’ 861-863. Hunting Jack-Rabbits in Southern Ey 812; Wild- orse Hunting in Australia, 848; A Peccary Hunt in Northern Mexico, 916. Hurst, H., Sketches by :—The Riots at Shenandoah. 121. Hutchinson, Kansas, Masonic Temple—County Jail — Church—School-house—Main Street, 842, 843. L ‘‘Tperta,’? Wreckers at Work on the-sunken Steamer, 932. Ick :—Reading Treatise on Drowning after falling through the Ice, 35; An Adept in the Art of Skating, 73; An Ice-Train in Russia, 477. Iilinois—The Northwestern University, 49. . Imported “ Jerseys” (Jackets, not Cows), 679. anes ee Irrepressible, and Harrison, Hill, and Grant, Inpiana:—The De Pauw University at Greencastle, 213; Political Map of Indiana, 762. InpDIANAPOLIS:—Union Railway Station—General Harri- son’s House, 601; The Subscription Fountain—En- trance to State Capitol—Board of Trade and Young Men's Christian Association Buildings, 602; Colfax Monument—Court-House—Tomlinson Hall__Wash- ington Street, 603; Christ Church —Corridor in State Capitol 604. Indian Sign Language, 874. Inp1ans:—Yaqui Indians with Mexican Soldier, 316; Ind- ian Service— h Station, 398; Troops on the Border—A Relay Station—On lookout Duty—Pack Train, 401; Indian spearing Salmon on the McCloud River—Indian shooting Salmon with Arrows, 543; Geronimo returning from a Raid into Mexico, 609; Indian Totem Poles at Wran; rem Alaska, 682; Ton- ts _ An SS. 739. tage St, = the ban — ished Snakes, 519. pone he ony .

School, 268; The Johns ¢ IxstrTuTES :—The Whipple Institutes and Memorial Build- Inteumpensnes. : ‘<Liquor Traffic.’’) “Tn the Soup” ic), 899. Renouard):—La Belle Alice—Type tgp | ‘armer, 99; A Meeting in . Cottage, 100; ‘An Orator—William O’Brien at a ‘oeblie Dinner—Observing the ap- 136; A Lane in Cork, 157; id in Boats, 264. uve in the arid West—Maps of the irrigation Dis- tricts of Kern County, California—Diagram of Head-Gate, Larimer County, Colorado-—Coal Cree Dam, Colorado— Flume on Canal System, Goode —Head-Gate and Drop, Grand River Ditch—Water- Gate and Dam on the Boise River Canal—Grand River Canal, Mesa County, Colorado—Method of ir- rigating a Farm—Diagrams of Pipes, Ditches, Sub- irrigation, etc. , etc., 722, 723. Irving, Henry, as Jingle, 34. Isabella Home, The, 32, a = 9 oe ae , The —The Canal—St. by ‘in Chioggia—Canal at + om dy rancisco in Deserto, 372. J. Jack-Ragsit Hunting in Southern California—The Meet —In full Cry — Running down the Game, 812; A Jack-Rabbit Drive, 813. sammy im Be ns Fever at—The afflicted City, 705 ; e’s Hospital—Sand Hills Hospital, 728. Jeanniot, P. S. Illustrations 7 :—President Carnot of the French blic, 106, 107. Johns Hopkins Hospital, The Three main Buildings, 677. Johnson, Lieutenant C. P., and the Tenth United States Cavalry in Arizona, 989. Journalists’ Corner in the Chamber of Deputies, France, 552. Junction of Ninth and Main Streets, Kansas City, 702. Juneau, Alaska, 683. Justice, Not even: ae Crushing Anarchy, sparing Monopoly, 37. K. Kansas City, Missourr:—General View from the Cathe- dral—Packing-House District—Ninth Street Cable Railway Incline—Entrance to Tunnel of Elevated Road—The National Exposition Building—Warder Grand Opera-House—First Co tional Church, England Building—Board of Trade Building — ance 8 Men’s Christian Association and Life-Insur- ge Kansas City ee — Post- 702, 703; John Doggett’s House, Kappes, Al Illustrations by :—Rent Day (ron Paint- ng), 304; ‘*‘ Hae-cake and Clabber,”’ Kemble, f W., Tilustrations by :—Negro icaeioes in Louisiana, 109; Alligator Shooting in Louisiana, 781; A Mississippi Coast Peddler, 837. Keys to Pictwres of Committees on Ways and Means and me , pre of the House of Representatives, Kineo, The Cliffs of (Moosehead Lake, Maine), 612. “ Kiss hong ’—Picture in the National ‘Academy of Design, Knight, fi Ridgway, Tilustration by: ae the Ferry- man (Fragment from Painting), 27 Kurtz, C. M.—Illustrated National Biw Notes, 252. I. Lazor:—Degraded Labor in Pennsylvania Coal Mines— Woman and Child bag “Moving In” during a Rain-Storm, 436; orkers of the Pittsburgh Coke Ovens, 497: Miners in Pennsylvania, 688; ‘A Question of Labor” —Foreign imported Labor, 725. “a Croix aux Voyageurs,’’ 169. La Crosse, Wisconsin, Court-house and Post-office, 367. Lagoon, Venetian, Islands in the, 372. Latest Arrival, The, a owe Leadville, Colorado, 925, Legation, The United nena, 0 at Port-au-Prince, Hayti, 921. Lehigh University, Pennsylvania — The Gymnasium — University Library—Chemical Laboratory—Packer cue Poenen oar Memorial Church—The President— ler, 65 Lehigh as Railroad 4 Docks, Perth Amboy, New Jersey, Leon del} Mar, Lester Wallack as, 352. Lewes Harbor—Wrecks after the Blizzard, 231, 232, LisrariEs :—Boston Public Library—Bates Hail, 361; Le- high University ogee 657; in Howard Memo- rial Library at New Ori jeans, 715. Lichtenstein, Colonel, receiving a Visitor, 106, Lick Observatory, The, California—A Bit of the Interior— The Thirty-six-inch Telescope in the Workshop— . Bird’s-eye View of the Buildings, 13. “Tjeutenant Kearny had leaped from his Steed,” 933, Life-Insurance Building, Kansas City, Missouri, 702. Lirg-savine Servick:—Sketches of the Life-saving Ser- vice of Great Britain—The Lookout—Through the Snow—Launching the Boat—A timely Rescue—Tu- bular Boat — Home again, 54; Off to the Sailors’ Home, Yarmouth, 55; Sketches of the United States Life-saving Service— Warning off a Vessel—To the Beach—The Gun-Cart—Launching—Signalling at bn f and Night—Rescue—Firing a ° —alcneie the Baat—Captain Swan’s Grave, 56. Liaut-Hovsss ee Reef—Tillamook Light — The Highland Lights— Minot’s Ledge—West Quoddy pang oy sland Light—Fowley Rocks—Matini- us. Rock, 324. Light in Darkness, A, on a Wintry Christmas Eve, 953. mates TRaFFic:—Governor Hill small and slippery, 363 First Effects of free Whiskey, 599. ‘* Lobbyist, The,’ 565. Logging in the Northwest—Dinner, 84. Longfellow, Statue of, at Portland, Maine, 757. — Ferry Tavern, Perth Amboy, New Jersey, 836. es for a sure Footing—Uncle Sam and the Giraffe, Lost ce. The, 95. Louisville, Kentucky, Recent Architecture — “ Modern Coloni 1613 Fourth Avenue—A Fourth Avenue Bit—A Home on Fourth Avenue Pejeral Building — Residence on Third se —t pretty Queen Anne—Corner of Fourth d Ormsby Avenues, 20. Lammia, ¢ Ly , Iilustrations by :—The Field of Gettysburg as It iB, Lunch-Room, A down-town, — ‘7? York City, 672, 673. Lutheran Church, New York, 66 Lying in State, Emperor William ‘of Germany, 260.

MacponaLp, J., Illustrations by:—Railroad Engineering in Winter, 69; A Canadian Country Doctor in Win- ter, 164 ; By ‘the Evening Camp Fire, 717 ; Snow Blockade on the Canada Bord rder, 904. a7 ante eens in honor of Hon. Allen urman, Madison Square on Election Night, 877. Madison Valley, Yellowstone, 756. “Make Way for the uncrowned King!” 605. - Making a City Back-yard blossom like a Rose, 56. Manhattan Athletic Club—Start of Handicap Race, 76. Man overboard from a Fi -Boat, 729. Manual of Commercial Terms (Comic), 859. — Monster “‘ Trusts”? and Andrew Carnegie, Maps i of Venezuela, 211; Map of Venetian Lagoo! 374; Staten Island and its Surroundings, 434; Map of irrigation Districts of Kern County, California, 721; Maps of Long Island Sound and New York Bay Approaches, 744; Political Map of the United States and Territories, 761-768 ; oe Map of the United States for 1888, 806; Map of Western Atlantic Basin and Gulf of Mexico, 807. tant So of the Battalion at Governor's any The, ), 385. at the Office and at G 783. Mayor of New PSs Hon. Abram S. Hewitt, 789. Meeker, E. J., Illustration by :—The old West Washington Market, 1008. 97 Methodist General Hospital, Brooklyn, ‘New York, 12. Metropolitan Club, At Washi: D.C., 649. ne Museum, New York City, The new Home of Michiguas Political Bt Map of, 766. ** Midsummer N’ — Dream” at Daly's Theatre—Sketch- es of Scenes and Characters, 120. Military—Practical Instruction at West Point (Sketches by Zogbaum), ee Wye Lieutenant Carter P. John- son = the Tenth Cavalry—Manceuvres in Arizo- ba, Milk—Bad for the Baby, 1) -Mivgs anp Mininc :—A ‘hoced in a mining Village in Penn- . sylvania, 456; Immigrants starting for Coal Re- gions of Pennsylvania, 657; Labor in Pennsylvania —An old Miner's Home—Exterior ‘View—An un- Mini PGold on Ye rane tee, ¥ ezuela, 209. ning Gold on Yuru ver, Veni Mining Town, Rival Hotels in a, 976. . Mississippi Coast Peddler, A, 837. Mississippi nabiny <4 Steamer, The United States Mail, Missiatpp! Vali Valley, Floods in the, 392. Missouri River, New Pontoon-Bridge over the, 711. Mitchell, Alfred, Illustrations by :—Electioneering in the Fore oe Mountains, 737; Rival Hotels in a Mining wh, 97! Modern Colonial House at Louisville, Kentucky, 20. ' Monitor, Double-Tu 3265. Monopoly — Justice hag even-handed, 37 ; The Modern Buccaneers, 133 ; ‘‘The Forty T—s,” 196 ; The Consumer consumed between Monopolies and Trusts, 241, (See “ Trusts.’’ Montrose County, Colorado, Coal Creek Dam—Flume on Canal System, 722. MoNUMENTS :—Statue of Columbus for Monument at Bar- celona, 92; * for a Monument to John James Audubon, 27 Moosehead Lake, Motue-Setiag up the Moose River— The Cliffs of Kineo—The Three Sisters — Lunch ** Al Fresco,”’ 612, 613. Moravians—Kaster Sunda Morning (Sketches by Rogers) —The House of the Brotherhood —The Church Kitchen—Stone Bridge—A Choir-Meeting—Sunrise in the Burying-Ground, 228, Mount Morris, Adirondacks, 597. Mount Vernon—Track of the Tornado—Wreck of the County Court-house—Ruin of Stores—General View of the Ruins, 153. ‘Multum in Parvo,” A, Orchestra, 125. Muskallonge, Her first, 745. N. NaTIONAL ACADEMY OF Desicn :— Annual Exhibition— Sketches, 80, 81; Spring Exhibition, 252. National Guard, New York, Skirmish Drill of the—State one, Peekskill—“ Rally on the Battalion,’’ 572, Native Women in Venezuela, 209. Natural Bridge, Virginia, 669. Navy:—New War Ships—‘‘ Chicago,” “Atlanta,” Gun- Boat “Yorktown,” Despatch - Boat ‘ Dolphin,” “* Petrel,” “ Newark, »” Dynamite Cruiser, Torpe- do-Boat, “Charleston, ” Cruisers ee ‘* Baltimore,’’ “ Maine,” 284, The Double- Turret Monitor “‘ Miantonomoh, pid a abs: Practising a Boat’s Crew, 417; New Naval Exercises—“ Pre- pare to abandon Ship, ” 833; The Expedition to Hayti—The U. S. Steam - ship “ Galena,”’ the Flag- 7 of Admiral Luce; 980; The Officers of the ‘‘Ga- en NeGrors:—Fourth of J uly in a Southern Town, 488; Advantage in Poverty (less Wood to cut), 579; on frivolous by Half—‘‘ No Tariff on my Wool, a 639; Rev. Jer'bo'm Johnsing ruminating on the Back: slidings of his Flock, 719; The best End of the Bar. gain (ordering Duplicates}, 900; A Matter for Deter- mination, 923. + Newark .” Cruiser, United States Navy, 284. New Arrival, A, at Howling Gulch (Comic), 1006. New JEersgy:—New Jersey Fishermen at Nauvoo, 716; = Map of New Jersey, 763; Perth Amboy, Newport a On Top of, 648. New- ‘on “ Mummers” on Chestnut Street, Phila- lelphia, 33. New York Base-ball Team, The winning Battery of the —T. J. Keefe, Pitcher—W. Ewing, Catcher, 793. New York :—Model Tenement-Houses in Cherry Street— The Isabella Home, 32; Manhattan Athletic Club Race, 76; Sleighing in Central Park, 116; New York Yacht Club—Paine Testimonial, 151; Burnin of Union Square Theatre, 173; Scenes in New ork during the great Blizzardé—Down-town Sketches— Wall Street—Answering a Fire- Alarm, 204, 206; nee snowed in, 210; Scenes in the Streets, 217: Union Square, ais ; New York Trust Companies: Buildings, 347, 348; ” Immigrants at Castle Garden, 661; A down - town Lunch-Room, 672, 673; The Thurman Meeting at Madison Square Garden, 689; New Building of the “Times,” 817; Scenes and Incidents of Election Day, 876; Madison Square on Election Night, 877; The Horse Show at Madison Square Garden—Cavalry Drill, 882, 883; The new Home of the Metropolitan Museum, 1004. 1006 ; The old and the new West Washington Markets, 1007-1009. New York, Political Map of, 764, 765. Niagara Falls, Their Bridal Tour at, 732. Northwest, The—Dinner in a Logging Camp, 84, Norwegian Glacier, Tourists crossing a, 632, 633.- No stopping Him, 103. “ Not Guilty,” 412, 413. November, 853. 0. Oxssects made of Tobacco or Cigarettes at Richmond Ex. position, 792. O’Brien, William, at a — Dinner, 136. Observatory, The Lick, 1 Officers’ Quarters, hao Monroe — School, 268 Old Chum, An unexpected Visit of an, 8, “Old Homestead, The,’’ 940. Old Santa Claus, 973. One frightened Bristoler, 956. Opera- — The Warder Grand, Kansas City, Missouri, Opium Den in San Francisco, 776, 777. Orchestra—One Performer—*‘ Multum in Parvo," 125. Ox Train in the —* An, 380. Oysters, Digging, 836. e. Packer Memorial Church and Hall, Lehigh University, Pennsylvania, 657. ey ee District, Kansas City, Missouri, 702. Paez, General, Bowsins of, lying in State in New York City Paine Testimonial, The—Vase presented by the New York Yacht Club, 151. ’ Parntinas:—Annual Water-color Ehnien of Nationa! Academy of Design, 80, 81; of a Blackfeet Murderer (F. Remington), 4s, Spr Exhibition. 252; Hailing the Ferryman (Ridgwa lagway Kat tj. 277; Pictures in Paris Salon, oo y, 304; General Boulanger, 308; Em by as Crown-Prince on the Baitle- i of Woerth, 453. ; Re-enforcements, 712, 713 ; ‘‘Hoe-cake and , 869 ; (Verestchagin), 872, 873 ; “The Wreck” (Arthur gure” 917; imhelr® Pride” (Thomas ven- en

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Palo i. Rah and at 0 ar eT ee Garden—Residence— Palo Alto ORattvond Depot—Proposed oe ee Stan: , 289. Panama Canal, Work on the, 408; An Excavator at Work, 410. Dorts 2 Fe ets bean eat, Se bee in the — be Ny se of the Flock laste heeds eae Son— — Eleveur d’Ours—Atelier de Couture—David and pe pr Sir a on the Sea—Brutality—Light of the Incarnation, 293-296. Parke. J. 8., First Lieutenant, U.S. Parker Cast, An old Wing of Porth A Sie, New Jer- Parnell Jedicial Commission—The chief Witnesses, 748. Illustration by:—An uptown Street af- ter the Bi 219. Car, The Evolution of the, 64 Pat, and the Pig’s Society secnd fam the Fale, 795. Peccary cotet in Moric 916. wp of Botne- Mode ing the Head—Indian Group wedish Group, 137. Pensacola, Sen Tn and around none by Graham) trance to Fort Pickens—On the Coast—Pen- icon an Perty Amboy, New Jersey :—St. Peter’s Church—Foth- erwell’s’ Dock—The Minister's House—Wing of the Parker Castle—Railroad Docks—Long Ferry Tav- ern—Old House, 836. Pestilence and Quarantine, 276. ‘* Peter Awoke,’? 957. PuILaDELPHIA:—The ‘‘ Mummers” on New-Year's Day, 83; Statue of by y= Penn for the new City Hall ketches by 8. F. Ps rh 137; a of the inners at the New York ing—Transcribing, 416. Corps Bridge—Floods in Germany,353 a The conkers in the Coke Ovens at, 497; New Plans—Model Senement-Houses, 31; Plans for the Brook- lyn Bridge Railroad Termini, "319. Platt enw Hill as bad Sentinels at Quarantine, Police, atom Mounted (Sketches by —-" o 780. Police Head-quarters at Chicago during ‘‘C., B., and Q.” P mestgienen ing Ca d Strike in Chi o) tecti rs during Strike Polities, Bar-room, 708. siete Poli Assessment, Candidate “‘ barred out” by, 89 Polo ya oe ng ig Office and at the Grounds, 783. Pont-a-Mousson, 86: Poor Relation and ir. ee a entangle w Statue at, 7 New York—H see—Auburn, New York—San Antonio, Texas— Galveston, Texas—Wilmington, North Carolina— Fort Wayne, Indiana—Williamsport, Pennsylvania to bos hoe ag = Safe oe 367; Post-office, Roches- ter, New ; Kansas City Post- office, 703. Post Trader at Fortcas Monroe Artillery School, 268. Potomac, Fish —- on the, 542. mene d ‘et. of (Comic verty, A Re ( ic), 579 Pow ‘New York, 563. et the seen of the Church in the United States, 360. Carnot of France, 106. President Cleveland in Florida—Scenes in Jacksonville— President's Arrival and Reception—Exposition Building—Arch over a Street, 152. Presidents of the New York Trust Companies, 345, 348. Presidential Election, The Battle-Ground of the (Political Maps), 761-768. goeth before Destruction, Princeton College—-Portrait of ‘president Patton, 112. Private —— and Public Remedies (Courtship and Re- jation), 660, Private Residences—Professor Cummings and J. B. Kirk, ot of Evanston, Illinois, 49; Rochester, New 564; Generai Harrison’s House, Indianapo- tis 601; Mra. John Puterbaugh’s Residence, Hutch- 843. Professor or Richard A. Proctor, 717. Protection and Free-Trade—War-taxed Clothing and un- taxed Whiskey, 500, Protection—An Overgrown Infant, 123 Public R age at the White House (Sketch by Renou- ard), Pueblo, eons (Sketches) Genera View—Arkansas River—Pueblo’s big Tree—Insane Asylum—Adobe Huts—Central High-School, 332. Q QuaRaNntTing, New York—Sentinels playing Cards while Pestilence goes 276. Question of Labor, pa thal imported Laborer, 725. R. Races:—‘‘No onery Race’’—Uncie Sam’s Advice to Re- | sparen Horses, 320, 321; Races at Chicago, 577; hooners racing for the Goelet Cup, 608; Hurdle Raf, oan Water Jump at Cedarhurst, 693. RaiLroap Disasters:—Boston and Maine—Where it oc- curred—After the Car was righted, 48; Interior of Car during Accident near Steamburg. New Yo 112; Wreck of a Cattle Train, 131; West Indian Mail, near B , Georgia, m4,’ RalLRoaDs :—Railroad Engineering in Winter, 69;, Great on the Denver and Rio Grande, 85; After the Strike on the C. B., 28 168; Trains snowed in during the Bli zzard, 210 sa ne ee. Room yi Hoa Reading, * Re-en ah Poet a in ~ sig, Td 113 Reid, W Whivelaw, and his Stra Reindeer, in Russia, & Reinhart, C. 8., Ilustrations :—Reminiscence of the White ur Springs, 576; On Top of Newport Mountain, Mount Desert, 648: Their Bridal Tour at Niagara oe hy — before Destruction, 885; Old Remin F., IMustrations by :—Texas Cattle 300; Indians with ee Soldier, 316; _ Ox Train ta the Mountains, 380; Skirmish Drill of the New York National Guard at Pookskill, 5 573; Geronimo and his Band returning from a Rai into Mexico, 609; A Fur Train from far North, “ Water Jump at bee mage on 693; Her first uskallonge, 745 ; Sketches from a Trotting “Frack, 14 Sketches of the Canadian ye — ekg’ en) a Bull's Hide Peoe a rie Fire Stee 824; Evolutions of the First Ci of ~ delphi at the New York Horse 883; ice Game of Foot-ball aig 802; A * ac ed Bay company Treting Store, 896; Thanksgiving INDEX. Dinner for the Ranch, 905; Peccary Hunt in Northern Mexico, 916; bringing in a Deserter, 936. ft reinnione ge of the White aren sem, American (Monopolist and Working-man), Sign Language, The, among the Indians, ge Sitka, Alaska, View —e 683; Greek Church 684. Skirmish Drill of the New York National Guard at the State Camp, Ane - 573. ~ Sleighing in Central Park, 11 aes tT, iMaatratons by :—The latest Arrival, 753 ;

in the House en on Ways the Tariff De- 785, 787; A public Reception at the White House, 196, 1915 A Gro Group of Washington Newspaper Cor- respondents, 941. Rent Day—From Painting, 304. Répin, iloatration by: ketch from Life of Count Léo Republican Elephant, Nov. 6th—‘‘ No Flies on Me,’ 895. a Party:—A critical Moment in the Race, 320, ; ‘*Broken Loose” (Republican Elephant), 468 The Republican Platform, ; The true Republi- (Tariff Plank of 1884), 525; Built on fend po The Rope inst itself (Republican Eleph ; Sxow:— Cavalry t in a Blizzard, 64, 65; The great Blizzard i Rubbing Seow on frozen Ears—Burning Holes in the Snow, 208; Trains snowed he 210; Snow Block- ade on the Canadian Borger, A, 904. ates! W. P., Illustrations B! :—Skeiches after the Bliz- 204; Remains of General Paez lying in State, 294; A Picnic under the Natural eae Virginia, 669; ‘‘Take ’em at your own Price,” Solemn bay Pt 15. South Bethlehem, Pennsylvania—Lehigh University, 657. Southern California, ros rabbit Hunting in, $12; A Jack- rabbit Drive, $13. Spain, Sketches of Roof Gardening in, 528. Spamish ArMapDA, THE:—The Fleet —— up the Channel (from a Tapestry), 514; The ‘* Ark Royal,” the English Flag-Ship, 517; * Queen Elizabeth — Sir Francis Drake— Martin Frobisher 8, Protest, se. Splitting —Malligan and the Ticket, 839. Splitting the Democratic Ticket to make it straight (Cut- ting off Governor Hill), 759. Sports :—Jack-rabbit Hunting in Southern California, 812, 813; Shooting Canvas-back Duck on Chesa- Bay 828. y, Sportsmen (Negro) in Louisiana, 109. Springfield, } engage Post-Office, 367. Spri 0, Post-Office, 367.

i 2 ican Drag (‘* Free Whiskey’’), oa; Republican Ca Candidate and his Warwick (Blaine), 769. Republic, French, The President of the, 106, 107. . Rescue, To the, 705, Retaliation—Campaign Material destroyed by the Presi- dent's M bet 668. Richmond, Virginl ta tnd trial and Agricultural E a an cultural Exposi- at Extovior et main Building—Art Hall—Colo- nial and Revolutionary Relics—Making Cheroots— Redoubt of Richmond Defences, 792. Rio Grande River, ele over the, 548, Riots. (See “‘ Strikes. Rival Hotels ina Mining Town, 976. Rocuestrer, New York Looking down the River from Central Avenue Bridge, 561; Upper and Lower Falls —Rochester Dutvortey ren Academ y—Post-of- flee — Chamber of Comme mesee Valley Club Powers Block—The Wilder Building, 562, 563, Rock, Sucetenete on the Columbia River, 793. Rocky Mountains :—Packing Cord- Wood over the Rocky Mountains, 4; An Avalanche, 652, 653; Sisstienees ing in the Rocky Mountains, 737. Rogers, W. A., Illustrations by :—“ Justice not even-hand- 7 “a 87: aa in Seems Strike, 45; The She," uccaneers, Suggested Prologue for “She,”? 145; Little Bismarck to Father a ro (Comic), 879. Suites to Let, Uncle Hezeki: Supreme Court of the United Gente G4 61. Surplus, One Way to lessen the (Comic), 420; The differ- ence between trimming a Hedge and cutting it down. 988. Survey :—The United States Coast and Geodetic Survey = at Washington—Measuring a Base-Line —Heliotrope, 805. Swedish “ Bellman Festival,” The, 664. T. Taper, W., Sketches by:—The Life-saving Service of the United States, 56. Table-talk below-stairs (Negro Comic), 71. Tammany and the btm Independent, 803. Tangier, Morocco, Sketches of Roof Gardening in, 528. Tanne, Tue:—Reid’s patent Straw Endorser, 8; His . Opinion, 52; Cleveland ‘“‘to amend but not de- stroy,” 236; "The Consumer consumed, 241; Uncle Sam and the Giraffe, 292; blican Tariff Plank of 1884, 525; The difference een carne yo Hedge and "cutting it 568; General Har- rison’s Idea of American 600; “There ain’t no Tariff on my Wool” raandieg’ Th legro Comic), 639; A Tax on a Man’s Unde: 720, Free Alcohol for Use in the Arts (Useful in in’ Painting the Town”), 760; The Effect of ‘* Negative je Geaving,” 809. Tegucigalpa, Capital of Honduras, 548. Telegraph Station on Sweet Grass Hills, 398. Temperance, (See “ Liquor Traffic.”) eae :—Pian for Model, 31; Model Houses in erry Street, 32. Terrace, Climbing the Yellowstone, 756. Terrapin, Feeding and ae on a Maryland Farm, 128 ee of — in dispute with Great Britain, ‘ap of, Testimonial, The 1 Paine, 151. Trxas:—The new Stats Capitol, 341; Dragging a Bull's fa on a Prairie Fire (Supplement following Taasasatne: ss 1888 (by Rosina E. Sher- Front m4 . umber for November 24th ; ving opping—‘' Take ’em at your own Price, »” 897; Thanksgiving Dinner for the Ranch, sonienie :—Daly's Theatre—Midsummer Night's Dream, 120; er | of Union Square Theatre, 173. “Their Pride,” 937 “There stood old Nelse,’” 1001. “ Thingvalla” steaming into Halifax after her lision with the “ Geiser,” 656. . Thomson, D, P. & — of Kansas City, Mis- souri, Throwing Letters to the Pilot, 248, 249. Thulstrup, T. de, Illustrations by:—Emperor William at Window, 21; State Fees Om the White House (Supplement following Dg Fleetwood Perk, 1018 101; sielghing in Central Park, New York, 116; Answering a the Blizzard, 201; Throwing ee 248, 249; ** Not Guilty,” 4 bow Deck of the Steam-shi New York.” 613 512, 513; “ A Ball or a Strike ?’? 645; Sheridan in the Valley, 1864 (from = Painting), Tourists crossing a Norwegian Sotunheim) ), 632, 633 ; A yore net stead Room in New York ony, 672, 673; “ Re-enforcementa” — the Painting), 712, 713; Gunner, Section Thurman, Hon. Allen G., in New > Tek, 444; Overflow Meeting at Madison Square Garden, New York, 689, Title Piece to new Churches in Brooklyn, 37: Tobique ae —— Poachers on the, oe. Toceuees at Fleetwood Park, New York, 101. ** Toi the Sea”—Soanes at, Seabright, N. J, 716. Tongas Village, Alaska, 684. ew York—Scenes in the Streets—“ “Too Thin,’’ 935. Tornado, Track of the, Mt. Vernon, Illinois, 153. Torpedo System at Willett’ 8 Point—Eftect of Torpedo in Experiment, 741; The Search -Light—Tracking and blowing up a Vessel, 742; Buoyant Mine, Diagram of Arrangement on the’ Hydrographic Plot, 743; Maps of Long — Sound and New York Bay Tor: pee a Vessel through an off-shore Blizzard, 932. Tramp—Survivor of Mexican War, 363. Tree split by Cannon-Shot at Fredericksburg at Richmond Exposition, 792. Troops i Parade at Camp Brooke, Kearney, Nebraska, Troy, New York, Post-Office—Cwourt- House, 367. Trust Companies, Taz New York :—President of the Farmers’ Loan, and View of Building, 345, 347; pL pa of United States, 345; View of Building, President of Union, 346; President of Cen- imal 346; View of Building, M7; President of Met- ropolitan Com: pany 348; President of Mercantile Company, 348; Building of Atlantic Company, 347. Trusts :—Trust and Combines, 87; An overgrown Infant, 123; Blaine as the Defender of Trusts, 645; A Ques- tion of Labor, 725; Truatworthy Beast, A—Andrew ie Remarks on Trusts, 803. Twentiesem, or anes 527. Two © ks of the ‘“Sand- wich,” 659. “Two Horsemen rode like Spectres,’’ 964. U. Uncie Nate’s Funeral, 405. Uncle Sam and the Giraffe (War Tariff)—Looking for a sure Footing, 292. Unexpected Visit from an old College Chum, An, 8, 9. Union Square Theatre, Burning of —View of Interior after the Fire—Outside vatg the Fire, 173; Box in n the Theatre after the Fire, 1 Universal Su (Negro Gemnte, 439. Usiversitizs:—The Northwestern University at Evans- ton, Ilinois—University Hall—Memorial Hall— Woman’s College—Science Hall, 49; De Pauw Uni- versity, pope al 213; The Whi Institutes, Min- nesota, 465’ Rochester, = ork, 563; Lehigh University, r ieemaptventix oot

Vv. ve Bead Stringers—Piciure in Academy of Design, Venetian Lagoon, Map of, 374. Venezuelan Territory, Sketches in—Native Women— Gold-mining | int on Yuruari River—Ciudad Boli- var (Capital), 209. Verdun, France, A House and Gateway in, 861. Vv — Vassili:—Ani Execution in British India, The Crucifixion, 872, 873. Victoria, ia, british Columbia, 681. Virginia—The Natural , 669. « oe The, knew a brave Man when they saw ne, Voice crying in the Wilderness, A (Congress), 628. Vorgs:—The Battle-ground of the Presidential Election —Political Maps, 761-768. w. wens Chief-Justice—Funeral Services in the House of ntatives, 244. Waiting a Meal—-Free Print ono tions:—Leon del Mar, in ‘‘The-Veteran”’; Adonis Evergreen, in ‘““M Awfal Dad”; Eliot Grey, in ** Rosedale”; Charles Marlow, in ‘‘She Stoops to Conquer”; bon — in “The Wonder”; Hugh Trevor, in “All for Her"; Hugh Chaleote, in “ Ours”; Bey Bo in “ Jobn Garth,’’ 352. War Ships: Launching of the “Yorktown” and the ** Vesuvius,” 339. War-Time Wooing, A, Illustrations to ;-—349, 373, 393, » AOD , 489. C.:—The Corcoran Art Galleries, 5; The jon escorted to the President, ‘60; Fu- neral oc Ce st Waite in ee House of Repre- _ sentatives, ing Architect's Office, 365; Washington Fish Racherba 542; Fort Washing. ton from the River, 542; At the Metropolitan Club, 649; At the Cosmos Club (Sketch by Renouard), 136; A Public Reception at the White House, 796, badd Pe ~e of Wasbington Newspaper Corre- ents, 941. Wahinnnen Market, New York City, 1007-1009. Washington Territory—A Hop Ranch near Tacoma, 801. Water-color Exhibition of Academy of Design, 80, 81. Watermeions, Shipping, from Atlanta, Ways and Means Committee, The, Howse of Representa- tives (Sketched by Renouard , 386, 387. Canadian h, 829, 830. — Cc. D eee “Now York 1 igo of the Metropol tan Muse: ew I Wesley oe The, 920.” ee Westminster Kennel Club—Prize Dogs, 156. West Powt:—The Ca 337; Practical In- 29, 449, Wasninaron, D. Corean What Pat got at the Fair (the Pig’s Society), 796. = General Frank, and Staff at Camp Brooke, y, Nebraska, 821. Whipple Inst Tnatttes The—Seabury Divinity School—Sbat- tuck ta =e Chapel—Rector's Residence —Cathedral—Phelps Cottage—Whipple Hall, 457. Whiskey, Fr Free pall ag Arta), very useful in * Painting e T White aoa A A Public Reception at the, 796, 797. White House, State Dinner at the (Supplement following White Sul; ~ Springs, A Reminiscence of the, 576. Wicuita, :—View from the West Side—¥, M. C. A. Building — Garfield University — Wichita Uni- versity— Lawrence Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church—The Crawford Opera-house—Lewis Acad- emy—Main Street—The Little Arkansas River, 1013-1016. Wigwam, In a—Illustration to Poem, 471. Wilder Building, aay ee New York, 563. Wilder, H. M.—‘‘The Old Homestead,” 940. Will he Enlist?” 877. Williamsport, Pennsylvania, Court-House, Post-Office, 367. Wilmington, North ina, rt-House, Post- Office, 367. Winter Morning in the Catekills—Pictare in National Academy of Design, 252. Witnesses, Chief, in Parnell Judicial Commission, 748. Wolf Memorial Gateway at Eagton, Pennsylvania, 516. Women voting at the Municipal Election in Boston, 965. Wrangel, A 682. Wreckers at Work on the sunken Steamer “ Iberia,” 932. ‘* Wreck, The’? —From a Painting b y A. Quartiey, 917. Wright, W. M., Second Lieutenant, U.8,A., 821. Y. Yacuts anp Yacutixnc:—The Paine Testimonial, New York Yacht Club, 151; The Goelet Cup for Schoon- ers, 591. Yale College—-A Practice Game of Foot-ball, 892-893. Yeager, 8. F:, Sketches of Statue of William Peun for Cit Hall, a hia, 137. Ye.row-Fuves :—The afflicted City, 705; Scenes at Jack- sonville,.728. Yellowstone, A new Route to the, 756. ** Yorktown,’’ Gunboat, 284. Yuruari River, Gold-m on, 209, Yuscaran, Pueblo of, 548. Z. Zirto, VILLA, Fe bitust Frederick at the, 240. Zogbaum, R. F. Hustrations Bae :—Cavalry caught in a Bli Mechanical Manceuvres at the Artill 8c aale 268; “The Virginians knew a brave when they saw one,” 349; General Grant at the Front (Supplement following ‘Page 312); The pase 4 School at West peg vy ‘ng “ yr ege Stables," 536; The t, 586; The March Out o the Battalion at onmae Island, 625.

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A.—Asrut, Aranah §., Agnew, Cornelins R., — "3 Amos Bronso aia SF we t, Louisa a 5 ten, award eos all 704. Allison, oWillians B. (Sena. hy et t follo ey 5 me Her. ., Supplemen ow Matthew. 800. A: ‘and Ameri 2; Base-ball ipamaien 793; Charies Comis- th and W. A. Latham, the St. Louis Base- wager er Bespin F., 341. Ayres, the n. R. B., 988. B.—Baldwin, C. H., Rear-Admiral, USN 912. Barnes, A. S., 149. Base-ball Cham ions, 793. Belmont, Hon. Pp , 912. Bergh, nry, 204. Bishops of the Methodist Epiecopal Church, Supplement following Page 328. no, General Luis, Presi- dent of General Bérs, oa 661. tg enry a H., 278. Brooke, pa, ; Brown, J. M., Major, U.S.A., 821. ogg Rev. John Wesley, Sa Siey, Mex Victor B. G. E.,7 mor aa atGon ew 868, wR 4 Sette Chamberlain Mrs. Joseph, 888. Christensen, General C. 'T. = Clarke, Rev. James Free- man, 449. “Cole, Hon. Fremont, #% Comiskey, Charles (Base-ball Champion), 820. Condon, W. L. (American Athlete), 772. Conkling, Roscoe, 809. Cooper, Job A., Governor of Colorado, . 280. of German any, 448 Crown-Prince, onal HI. _ his Son, Augusta V' and youngest Son, 238. Crown-Prince Williams A. Ape.t, Arvnan S., 307. Abyssinians, The, 94. Actors:—Henry Irving as Jingle, 27; Lester Wallack, 355, 695; W. J. Florence as Captain Cuttle, 671; William ‘Warren, 729; Constant Coquelin and Jane Hading, 757. ADIRONDACKS: spoons Adirondacks as a Winter Resort, 19; Ci ing in the Adirondacks, 718. Afflicted City, Sine vellow. Fever at Jac ksonville, 711. Africa—The Fate of Emin Pasha, 1010. African King, How an, doctored himself, 962. African Slave Trade, 1006. Africa’s Cortez Henry M. M. Stanley), 982, 983. * Afternoon Stables,” 538. Apet Cornelius R., 308. Alaska, Southeastern, A Trip to, 681-683. Alcott, Bronson, and his Daughter, 187. Alden, W. L.—The Venetian Lagoon, 374. Alger, General Russell A., 379. Algiers—The African Slave Trade and Cardinal Lavigerie, 1006.

Allegheny County Court-house, The, 751. Alligator Shooting in Louisiana, 179. Allison, William B., 187. Ambulance, The Animal, 34. American Cathedral, An, 994, -, American Railway, Picturesque, 7 *“* Ancients and Honorables.’’ tee * Artillery.’’) Anderson, Mary, 850. Appropriations, Committee on, House of Representatives, 534. ARCHITECTURE : — Reconstruction of the New York “Times” Building—Mr. D. H. King, Jun.’s, archi- tectural Feat, 818. Arizona, Practice Manceuyres of the Tenth Cavalry in, 983. Army, Deserters in the, 934. Art. (See “* Metropolitan Museum of Art.") ARTILLERY :—Artillery School at Fortress Monroe, 271; Ancient and Honorable Artillery Celebration in Boston, 431. Assembly, New Y ork, The Speaker of the, 24. AsTRONOMY:—The Moon a dead World, 715; The New- Year’s Day Eclipse, 1002, 1003. ATHLETics: — Fast Handicap Runners, 79; Irish and American Athletes, 779; The Base-ball Season, 793; The Ball Players, 822; The American Game of Foot- ball, 858. Atkinson, ‘Pearce—The Lehigh University, 658. Atlantic City, Hammocks on the Beach, 635. Audubon, Jotun J.—A Project for a Monument, 271. Austin, L. F.—The Autograph Album, 119; Prince's Por- trait, 190; To the ‘* Stage- struck,” 307. Australia, Home of the Cow-Boy in, prc Autograph Album, The, 119. Avalanche in the Rocky Mountains, An, 651. Ayres, The late Genera] R. B. (Sketch of Life), 987. B BaBpyLonian Cemeteries, 339. Baldwin, Charles H., The late Rear- Admiral, 918. Baltimore **Sunp,” Editor of the, 307, os Baltimore, ‘ee The Cruiser. » 775. RB , The C t At, 92. Barnes, Alfred 8., 155. Bar-room Politics—Friends of the * Governor,”’ 711. Basg-BaLL:—Hall Cup, for Championship, 455; The Base- ball Situation, 550; The Base-ball Season, 793; Co- miskey and Latham, of the St. Louis Team, 822. Battle-Ground of the Presidential Election—A Series of Political Maps, 754. Belmont, The Hon. a. 918. ° Benet Circular, The, 7 h, Henry, 204. Bethlehem, Pennsylvania—The om Easter, 230. Between the Lines, 909, 933, 963, 981, 1001. Bill Nye—A ringing Speech’ in Ten nll 855. Birds, Floating, of the Sea, 382. Birmingham, Alabama, The Troubles at, 7 Six newly elected, to Methodist hearegus Church, Blackfeet Indian—Riding for his Life, 227, Blaine Reception, The, at New York, 611. Blizzards, Cyclones, and Tornadoes, 945, Bli The, in New York ,210. Bocock, J. P __Views along ihe Panama Canal, 410. Bonner, Geraédine:—Mr, Saltonstall Wentworth pays a TE, wy Public Library, 361; Celebration of the * Ancient and Honorable’ Artillery, 431; Women Voters in Boston, 959. Botany. (See i Professor Asa.”’) Boulanger, General, 308. _—_, ed Editor of the Springfield ‘ Republican,” Brembo wa A.—Notes on Caribou Hunting, 67. Brewster, Benjamin Harris, 273. Manhattan Bridge across the Hudson,

A deag mcrae a across the Missouri, va. Bringing in a Deserter, 936.

INDEX. PORTRAITS. - s_Crager, Colonel 8. V., 676. Cummings, Dr. D.—Date eye eli O. C.,%38. Depew, Chauncey Mitch. il, 829. tie, Rev. James H., 416, Dillon, ham W.P vernor of V: Vermont), 696. John, M.P., 748, mane Doe! “4 Prone! is, 517. Drexel, el, Jonah W ou. Dannell, E. G. , 941. 2 oe koward, 517. Emperor William Ericaso M. M., 472. Evans, chat h, 704. ” Ewing, WwW iam (Base-ball Cham F.—Foigel uj fog ty ave. J h Ww. este aot anal Corp, U.8.8 Fin "he P., Lieutenant, 8 8.A.,945. Fitz- & erald, "Louis, “nd = iter. Cyrns oe Handy Rk ey Bry = ° a my a foi- jowtas Pape'sas” Fow: meg es Charles H., 8u ement following 828. Hon. Governor-elect of Missouri, 896. erick i Na wend of Germany and King of Prussia, 189. : ‘Frobisher, Martin, 517. Faller, Hon. Jobn L., 416. Puller, Melville W., Chief-Justice United States, 340. Fu Wan® Lung, Chinese Commis- sioner to the United States, 556. G —George, Senator James Z. Sketch), 888. Gibson, Senator Randall Lee (Sketch), 616. Gilbert, G. Y. (American Athlete), 772. Gillmore, Geu- eral Q. A., 280. Goodell, D. H., Governor of New Hampshi re, 868. Goodsell, 1, Dr. D. A., 400. Gray, pt R. ag od Aiiete 772. Gray, Professor am, Judge Walter tetie, in, a oe Danie TST. James M., 244. Bn Rn Fuend ye! the Negro), 868. Harrison, Ge oan in, 261,465. Harrison, —. Benicmin, 608. arrison, Ruseell B., 885. Thomas N., Mayor-elect of Boston, Hee ey, Senator. 298, Hewitt, Hon. Abram S., Mayor of New York, 789. Hillhouse, Thoma 848. Hippolyte, Florvil G., Insurgent oe in ote he 921. Hiscock, Senator Frank (Sketch), |, W. D., Governor of Wieconel in, 868.

Houston, General Sam 2 on oe 841. Hovey, Hon. Alvin P. Indiana, 896, Humphrey, L. U., Governor of Kansas, H Rev. John F., Su t following Page L—Im Family of Germany, 184, 448, ngalls, _ John saa aha oo J. ete > Dr. J. W., a -» Lieu- K.—Keele. . J. Base ball Cham leit 798. Keohan, P. (Trish “Athlete), 77%. Ka How Quon (Chinese Commissioner), L.—Lamberton, LL. ge Sy menage hal Base-ball. Champion, 890. a a “i 997. Lagitin oe D. General, ident ers, 997. me, F. ee en : Hoy, W . E., The late, Rear- on. Cyrns G., Governor- elect of tichigan, we a Stephen B., Ad- miral, 941. M.—MeKee, D.R, ol. ie icieg rs the Daughter of jeneral Harrison, ackenzie, Dr. Morell, a — , Rev. R. 8., 416. Mallalieu, Rev. bot Lr “rn ity Ua mF ry 828. Martin, resident ‘auw ae uty) tin, Major cnt {De 7 itenoward), 38. erriam, W. cee dagen 896. Merrill, Rev. 8 M. “ane te following hoger @, (oy Renouarg Wo’ Micha 38 'y Irish Athlete), 772 me itehell, Dr Neal, 728, organ, r., 393. Morton, Mon Levi Bey = Morton, Mra Levi P., 888. Mussey, F. D., N. ae . J. P., 400. em Rev. William X., Jement following Page 328. 0. _ope en, M.P., William, 748. Ottendorfer, Os- wald, 588. p.—Pocker, Aga, 657. Parnell, Charles Stewart, 748. Patton, Dr. Francis L. (President of Princeton College), 112. Philip IL, of Spain, 517. Potts,

GENERAL INDEX.

ARTICLES AND STORIES. Brooke, Brigadier-General J. R., 282. Brooke, J. R., Camp, Kearney, Nebraska, 815. Brooklyn, New Churches in, 378. Brower, Edith—Terry, 714. Brown, Rev. John Wesley, 402. Buffalo Industrial Fair, 621. Buitpincs :—The new Capitol of Texas, 341; New Federal Buildings, 365 ; Reconstruction of the ‘* Times” Building, New York City, 818; The new West Wash- ington Market, New York city, 1007; The new Drexel Building, Philadelphia, 1008. —— Edwin C., Governor-elect of ome 717. Burro Party on Pike’s Peak Trail, A, 819. Butterworth, Hezekiah — — oid Smoke Chamber (A Christmas Story), Byron’s Grave, 42. C Cairornia:—The Lick Observatory, 13; Grape and Hop Culture, 43; The Leland Stanford, Jun. , University, 286; Jack-Rabbit Hunting in Southern California, 3 813. Camps :—The Peekskill Camp, 578; By the Evening Camp Fire, 715; John R. Brooke Camp, Kearney, Ne- braska, 815. Camp, Walter—The American Game of Foot-ball, 858. CanaDa:—Queer Corners in Canada, 6; Isle of Orleans, 63; Winter Sports in Canada, 131; A Canadian Country Doctor on his Rounds, 164: Travellers in ‘anada—La Croix aux Voyageurs, 171; Canadian Mounted sag 782; A Canadian Sketch—A Wed- ding Memory, 8 Canal, The Panama, 410. Cannon’s Mouth, At the, 398. C ing in the Adirond ks, 718. **Cap’ n's ag eg The,” 590. Captain Cuttle, W. J. Florence as, 671. Cap'n *Sander’s Wrastle, ” 850. Caribou Hunting, Notes on, 67. Carlisle, S er, 395. Carnegie hing Party, The, 476. Carnival in Russia, The, 478. Carnot, President, at the Elysée, 105. CaTHEDRALS:—The Albany Cathedral, 919; An American Cathedral, 994, 995. Cattle in a Kansas Corn Corral, 300. **Caught in the Act’’—Crow Indians in Winter, 340. CavaLry:—Cavalry Troop in a Blizzard, 63; The Tenth United States Cavalry and Lieutenant Carter P. Johnson—Practice Manceuvres in Arizona, 983. C., B., and Q Strike—Mr. Howells’s Letter, 286. Cedar urst, Steeple-chasing at—The Water Jump, 691. Cemeteries, Babylonian, 339. Central Park, The Hippopotami in, 731. Chamberlain, Joseph, M.P., 831; Mrs. Joseph Chamber-

lain, 891 Charts—The Battle-Ground of the Presidential Election, 154. é Chesapeake Bay, Duck-shooting on, 830. Cuicaco:—Lake Shore aay oa 31; The new Chi- cago, 451; The Chicago Strike, 781. Child, TheodorePresident Carnot at the Elysée Palace, ; The Paris Salon, 287; The French Chamber of passion, 551; The Paris Conservatoire of Music Si and Declamation, 785, 788. Cunest :—Chinese Gardening near New York, 27; A Chi- nese Barber in New York, 167; The new Chinese Commissioners, 555; Two Chinese Institutions— The Chef—The Shrine, 635; The Chinese Boarding- House, 918; Chinese Artisans in New York, 975. Curistuas: — The old Smoke Chamber, 956-958; Old Santa Claus, 959; Christmas in Germany, 971, 972. Cuvrcnes :—General Conference of the Evangelical Al- iance,7; New Churches in Brooklyn, 378. (See * Cathedrals. a | Cimarron, Colorado, A Visit to, 267. Cincixnati : — Queen City of the West,” 482; The Expo- sition, 509. - Crtizs:—St. Louis, 421; Chicago, 451; Cincinnati, 482; Indianapolis, 601; Hutchinson, Kansas, 841; Wi- chita, 1013-1016. Clark, Percy—New Federal Buildings, 365. Clarke, Eliza—Charles Wesley’s Children, 919. Clarke, Rev. James Freeman, 451. Clarke, W. A.—American Horse-racing, 575. Cleveland. (See ‘‘ President.’’) Cuvss : — Metropolitan — Washington, 651; Cosmos Club, Washington, 738. Coal Mines, Degraded Labor in the Pennsylvania, “435. Coasting made Easy, 95. Coast Survey, The United States, 805, 808. Cole, Hon. Fremont, Speaker of the New York Assembly, 24. Collins, Edmund—Winter Sports in Canada, 131. Collision, A Steam-ship, 889. COLONEL es, V.C,: — 485, 514, 529, 549, 570, 594, 614, 630, 650, 670, 690, 710, 734, 750, 774, 778, 814, 5, 890. 834, Colorado, The Cit of ry Columbia River, Sculptured on the, 795. Columbus, The, a at Barcelona, COMMISSIONS :— States Fish Commission, 541, 644; The Parnell Commission, 748. Commissioner, The new Indian, 771. Coney Island, Moving the ) Brighton Beach Hotel, 273. CONFERENCES :-—Gen of the Alliance, 7; Methodist General ae 322; The Methodist Episcopal Conferen, 415. ConGREss :—The Ways and Means Committee, 388; Major

Martin, of Texas, 388; Co ulating a Member, ‘ grat 417; A Voice crying in the Wilderness, 631. Congressmen, Four representative—S. 8. Cox, Thomas B. Reed, dall Lee Gibson, John H. Reagan, 615. Conkling, Roscoe, 309. Conservatoire of Music and Declamation at Paris, 785. Considerably ‘“‘ mixed”—Newspaper Correspondents’ Mis- takes, 819. CONVENTIONS : :—Democratic gery rm at St. Louis, 444; Con Cook, Clarence: :—The Verestehagn , Eabibition, 869. — , and Jane Hading, 75 tt, E. J:—Aunt Priscilla’s now Book, 167. Corbin’ Austin, 164. Corcoran, William Wilson, 5, 148. Corean Embassy, The, 67. Cork. (See ‘‘ Ireland.’’) Corliss, George FL, 155. Court-house, The Allegheny County, 751, Courtship at Sedgecomb's Corner, A, 510. Cox, Hon. 8. 8., 615. Crook, Major-General George, 282. Crooks, George R.—The Methodist Conference, 322. Cruger, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Nominee for Li t Governor of New York, 675. Cruiser, The, ‘* Baltimore,” 775. Cruiser “V esuvius,”’ The, 918. Cuneiform Tablets in Egypt, 735 Cups: — Paine Testimonial, New York Yacht Club, 151; = Racquet Clab’s Challenge Cup for Billiards, ; Base-bail Championship Cup, 455. om hs :—An Ancient and Interesting City—Perth Amboy, 835; Saving the sunken “Iberia,” 935; Chinese Artisans th New York, 975. Curtis, George William—Address delivered at Gettysburg, July 3, 1888, before the Veterans of the Armies of the Potomac and of Northern V — 50L Cyclones, Blizzards, and Tornadoes, 945.

D. Dakota, Goose and Duck Shooting in, 855. Daly’s, Mr., Revival of ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream,” 115. Daphne of the Foot-Hills, 170. Davis, M. E. M.:—An Elephant's Track, 358; Mammy *Guyger, 574. De Pauw University, 211. Defence of our Ports, The, 177. Delaware, The great ‘Storm in Lewes Harbor, 231. Democratic Meeting—Allen G. Thurman in New Y ork,691. Democratic Party and the Anti-Hill Movement, 770. Democratic Convention at St. Louis, 444. Denver and Rio Grande. (See “ Railroads.”’) Depew, Chauncey M., 335. Deserters in the ‘Army, 934. Detectives recovering stolen Goods, 569. Dieulafoy :—The “Susa’’ Gallery in the Louvre, 870. Dillingham, William P. ooo of Vermont, 696. Dinner in a Logging Dinner-time in a Mining” Town, 950. Dinsmore, William B., 303. Diogenes, The Modern, 230. DisasTERs:—The Mount Vernon Tornado, 151; Collision of Steamers ‘‘ Thingvalla”’ and “Geiser, # 655; Lost Atlantic Steam-Ships, 655; Collision n Between the Steamers “ Umbria?’ and “ Tberia,”’ Dithmar, E. A.:—Lester Wallack, 355 ; peste of Lester Wallack, 695; William Warren, 729; “The Old Homestead,” 942. Doctor Barlow's Preparations, 958, 959. Dogs—Prize Dogs at the Bench Show, 156. Dorsheimer, William, 246. Dough-cake and Clabber, 855. Drexel, Joseph W., 246. Duck-shooting in "Louisiana, 115; In Chesapeake Bay, 830; In Dakota, 855. E. Easter, The Moravian, at Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 230. Eclipse, The New- Year’s Day, 1002, 1003. Eddy, W. A. :—Blizzards, Cyclones, and Tornadoes, 945. Education—Daniel Hand’s — to the South, 870; A great arnt aon of Mr. Isaac V. Williamson, of . Philadelphia, 962. Edwardy, William M.:—Scouting on the Frontier, 590; Border Troubles, 611; The Sign Language, #74. Egypt, Christian Sculpture ‘in, 782. Egypt, Cuneiform Tablets in, 735. Electioneering ii Georgia, 695. mapas ~ fea Developments as an Industrial Art, ~141, 1 E lephant” 's Track, An, 358. Elmira, The Arnot- Ogden Gift to, 47. Emin Pasha, The Fate of, 1010. Emperors :—Emperor William at his Window at Berlin, 27; William I. of Germany, 188; Death of William Fred P Perry, 941. Proctor, Ana ton rat waate, Fred 941 ,

a a, T.—Taylor, Rev. William Supplement followi yese 398.” Thom : Tre , Denman (Actor), 940. 940.8 burn, Dr. M., 400. Thi ‘i a Postmaster at Birming Alabama, Tol- Ave tLeoN. ( nal Sketch by Répin), V.—Vasear, John Guy, 856. Verestchagin, Vaseili, 869. Vineen Dr. ta 400." Victoria, Urown-Prin. Wi Sarah. Ww oat. Whip, Bishop, 4 aon Em- eee of ¥y K of eee 188. illiamson, Isaac V., The lion- aire and Philanthropist, 964 _Wileon, Hon. Wil- ns L. wy Renouard), 857. Witherspoon, Rev. Ve ohn. al Funeral, 251; Emperor Frederick III. Engineering in the Snow, 70. Engineers—George H. Corliss, 155. England—The Parnell Commission, 748. Beane, Frederick: —The Base-Ball Situation, 550 ; The Base-Ball Season, 793. Eviction. (See ‘‘Ireland.’’) Expedition to Hayti, The, 983. 4 Expert in the Art of Skating, An, 82. Expositions : — National Academy of hag ™ 250 ; The Paris Salon, 287; The Ex 509 ; Buffalo Industrial Fair, 622 ; Richmond Ex. position, 799. Express, Adams—W. B. Dinsmore, 303.

FaMILy . pony Farce—A Symphony in Umbrellas, 986. Fate of Emin, 40 f oO mm ** Favorite Sea, ” New York’s, 335. Ferris, G. T.: :— American Toryedo System at Willett’s Point, 741, 744. F.,G T—summary Justice, A Leaf from a War Diary Field, Kate:—A Trip to Southeastern Alaska, 681. F ighting Fire in North Texas, 815. Fire—Burning of the Union Square Theatre, New York, 167. Fish AND Fisaine :—Canadians watching American Fish- uf meen hs The United States Fish Commission, : aoe ibut Fisheries, 751; Her first Muskal- onge, 7 Floods—F shay in Smery, 359; Floods in the Missis- sippi Valley, 395. Florence, W. J., as Captain Cuttle, 671. Flowers—Among the Balsams in the Adirondacks, Flying-Machine, A German, 1365. Folly of it All, The, 730, 754. Foot-Ball—The American Game of Foot- -Ball, 858; A Day's Practice at Yale, 890, Ford, Paul L. ens. of Governor's Island, 631. “ Foreign Element” in New York City—The Germans, 581; Norwegians, Swedes, and Danes, 661, 663. Forts—Fort Chambly, 6; Fortress Monroe, 271. Fourth of July—The Yroarth in a Southern Town, 490. FRANCE:—President Carnot at the Elysée, 105; "General Boulanger, 308; The Chamber of Deputies, 551; A Reconstruction of Old Paris, 594. Free Food—Mr. Keyser's free Restaurant, 92. Frontier, Scouting on the, 590. Fuller, Melville eston, 340. Funerals—Chief-Justice Waite’s Funeral, 244 ; Emperor William's Funeral, 251, G. Gatway. (See ‘‘ Ireland.”) Gambling—Betting on Horse-Races, 598. Gardening—Chinese Gardener near New York, 27; Roof Gardening, 531. ——-, Hamlin ae a Claim in a Blizzard, 66; Mrs. Ripley’s Trip, 89. — Steamer, in Collision with the ‘‘ Thingvalla,” on, and Coast Survey, The United States, 805- George, Senator, 591. Georgia, Electioneering in, 695. —— The—Foreign Element in New York City, ounaml :—Emperor William I., 188; Death of William , 240; A ‘ Learned Proletariat” in Germany, 290; Floods in Germany, 359; Literary Activity in Ger: many, 438 ; Emperor Frederick 448; Count von pe em Chief of the General Staff of the Army, ; Christmas in Ng 971, 972. Gettyeoury, The Battle of, 491. Gettysburg, The Quarter- Centenary of = Battle oi—Ad- dress by George William Curtis, 50) pa ae Randall Lee, 615. mo Adams, General, 280. Girl T know, A, 674. Glacier in Norway, Crossing a, 638. Gold Mines in the Yuruari, 211. Good Books are the best Holida Presents, 901-908. Goose and Duck Shooting in Dak 855. price ms a New <a Governors, 895. overnor’s Island, o Grand Shuffle, The, 654. on Grant at the Front, 303, Grape and Hop Culture, 43. : ‘ ‘*Grayling,’’ The Stesenee, 618. Gray, fessor A ** Great Chief "Sculptured Rock on the Columbia River, pres Seth Fish Endowment, 962. Teen, ‘ish-Cultu: Gresham, Wal: — Growtown “ Bogle The: 610. Guns—The fifteen-inch Pneumatic Gun, 615 ; Torpedo- Guns at Willett’s Point, 741.

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i. HaGapory, eo L.:—The new Railroad Termini at Staten Hoggard, H i. Bder:—Prologu to “She,” 145; Colonel : of a ie ae an d ! i i i i 3 5 5 a ! i [ BEE a rile z :—The Spanish Armada, 514. Expedition to, 98. Howitt, aires 8. Higbee, @. H. :—‘*Was there nothing to Arbitrate?” i Oe toe i Richard J y laain Bi ai arte West, 721, i History, A Heconsruction of 978 em fe aay Eg ap i aoe eons ule. me en or Tae besateers, 210. Henini Rj wo mon of in Brooklyn, New Fens Elmira, ospital, the ital, The M tt; 3; The peer Memorial H New York, 47; The Jolins Meskion 677. Humore of acky Beale, Fi ‘unt a War, Hormona Hunting the wi ek 11; Muskrat ant 399 n ry fating’ Jack - Rabbits’ in Southern Cal California’ 813. Hatchi The City of, 84 Hasan Lavan i. Florence as Captain Cattle, 671. “Tegra,” somes me ore Ind ndianapolis, The Ci Border, 398; i eae ea 590; Border bles with the Apache. Chief Geronimo, ‘Ingalls, Senator, 498. am eas ‘Sea - Spider,” or Ocean Tricycle, 635. IngLanp:—Here and There in Galway, 99, 135; Slum- ming in a Coat An Eviction, 171; as Eviction in Progress, 19 1; The Education of ers, Irish and American Athletes, 779. nies = gy eS 721-1. . rving, Henry, as Is the fast fast Ocean Steam-ship safe? eet. J. Jack-Rassit Drive, A, 8: 13. ? Jacksonville, The Yellow-Fever at, 711, 731. pone ey one th of H 378. istory. J 8. 0.—The Growtown ‘ — ” 610. ian as, Jor Torpedo tan, au. ns — lospital, a jeutenant Carter P., and the Tenth Cavalry— Jobusten ML neon ines Ly Bundle, 634 umors of Jacky Bu Jouett, F. D.—The Folly of it all, 730. Jupiter—A World unlike Ours, 535. K. Kansas ear, Missouni—The Gateway of Kansas, 701- Kansas Corn Corral, 300. Kansas—The City of om 84L. Kent Louisville, 19. ing a Glacier in Norway, 638; Marvels sera mmr ae ; Considerably ‘* Mixed,” 819; How an African ing doctored ee 962; Afri Hi —— Kine, Carrams Caantes—A War-time grey | 349, 373, 393, 409, 429, » S00 469, 489; Between the Lines, 909 iL King, D. Oem, Set, 100. Feat—The Reconstruction of the New York “Times” Building, 818. Man, 414. meee noe Gustav—The Life- ae of America and England, 63; Uncle Sam’s Light-houses, Krockow, Countess von:—Christmas in Germany, 971, Krupp—The Fifteen-inch Pneumatic Gun, 615. L Lazor:—! in the ‘Ivania Coal Mines, 435; Miners in Western msylvania, 490; Pen! Ivania oe Labor The, on Pacific ont 778. Lagoon, The Venetian, 374. Lane on the real Issue of the ‘Campaign, Latest A’ Lavigne Sa aur Allemand, Archbishop : Leadvilh Modern, 935-998. Leaf oan a War scar Bg > rte an. 962. lnens Civil Service Reform, an the President, “ Learned Proletariat, A,”’ 290. Leaves from a War aioe le Roy, W. E., The late Admiral, 986. Sy in ore ty ho 1 Library, Patlie. B 261. Memorial Library in New Orleans, 5. Lick Life-saving footie” of America and England (Gustav Kobbé), 53, Light-houses, Uncle Sam’s, 323. I obbyist, The, 569. 4 logging Camp—Dinner, Longfellow Statue at Lottery Swindle, An English, Maine, 751 INDEX. ee ie aunts in Now York City, 671. M. ena sa Axyig R.—Queer Corners in Canada, 6, Square on Election — 874. y Gu ce and the Men roard fron Sethe varaign , 581; The Southern sg i = pposed double Ca New nanan die ot Mare Major W ae ts Marvel ofits Y ‘in Philadelphia, 27 —¢4 rg Meek' 130; The Johns ins, Lynn R. it, Terrapin, Be ive Partisan, “Labor Question" on the Pacific mai ee of the Universe ie peneen, 6. ew 399. Metrepattan enue he srpning tthe, 1006, eres in New York Military—A Pathe we in its Flight ptnens) 411; The ia City | ‘ Pig aVres in getty Boman Cc. P. 5 mache and the Tenth ry, a Nominee for Governor of New York, Mills and Wi en, 355. Miners—The Workers in the Coal Mines one Coke Ovens, 490; Pennsylvania Wage-earners, 69) Mines and Miners—The _—— of Minisinate, Cot Semen 458. fesciets nen - ae Wen Point, 431. Coast Peddler , 835. on Mississi Valle Floods, 395. ar River, A long Pontoon-Bridge across the, Mitchell, F. A.—At the Cannon’s Mouth, 398. Monuments—A projected Monument to John J. Audu- Moravian Easter at Bethlehem, The, 230. ee may Rev. te F, Mount besort_dn Te = of Newport Sinai 651. _ Ripley’s Mr. Saltonstall aweeth pays a Call, 938. Munroe, Kirk—Louisville, 19; Pensacola, 67; Yellow- , 131, Music, Conservatoire of, at Paris, 7185. — Muskallonge, Her first, 155. N. National paeeee ot Design, 250. National Guard— Peekskill Camp, 578. Natural Virginia, 671. . Nauvoo, New Jersey, 715. savin Sew a ng Navigation, ogg al “igs Navy, Our new, Naval Exercises—‘‘Stand by to abandon don Bhip,* $31; The Expedition to Hayti, L.—Degraded Labor in the Pennsylvania Coal iuinee, 435; Life in the Coal Vil 458; Miners in the ont nous — 490 nsylvania Ne ne Hota a, dp oP eo ith Sketch Newspaper Corresponden w es by Renouard), 939. Newspapers—The on ‘* Republican,” 771. New-Year’s Day ' The, 1002. New Yorx:—A great Fire, ee The Blizzard, 210; The Port of New York—Additions to the Harbor, 434; A Down-town Lunch-room in, 671; New York Leg Team, 793; Chinese Artisans in New rk, 975; The Reopening of the eat Washin Ma- m of art 1006; The New W ‘ashington Market, 1007 New York Cit , The eye Element in, 581. fe nag r Bridal T r, 735. Norton, C. L.—The “Nancy's” Luck, 98. Norway, ay, Crosaing a Glacier in, 638. ‘or’wester, A, off Sandy Hook, 935. “Not Guilty,” 418. 0. Onerty, Mr.—New Indian Commissioner, 771. nm the St

‘ Thingvalla’’ and ‘‘ Geiser,” 655. Ocean Tricycle, or ‘‘ Sea- -~ jagama 1 635, Ogden’s, Mra William’. Gift to Elmira, 7 ’s, Mrs. William B., Gift to Elmira, 47. “Old Friend of *s, An,” 30. “ ola it ” 94 Old Santa Claus, Old — Chamber, The, a Christmas Story, 956- pe cre One-Man, 131. a mt—The Benet rem | VIL Oltendorter, and Mrs; Oswald—Gifts, 31. x, My, 454. Ox Train of the Mountains, 380. P. Paciric Coast, The Labor Question on the, 778. Packer, Asa, Founder of . the Lehigh University, 658. Paez, | José. Antonio, Service in Memory of, Paine, Captain Charles J.—Testimonial ‘from the New m vork Yacht ey 151. Paintines:—Arrest of a Blackfeet Indian (Remington), feat ; Rent Ange Kappes), 303; Re-enforcements Istrup), Pair peda eae as Anti Panama Canal, V orien aie Paris ve cy jrborn Sage Artists in the Paris Salon, 287; A Reconstruction of old Paris, 595; The Con- of Music and Declamation, 785. Parker, Mra. Jane M.—The City of Rochester and the Genesee Valley, 561. Parnell Commision The, 78 748. Patton, Dr. Francis Peccary Hunt in Ganken 4 915. Peddler, The M Coast, 835. Peekskill Camp, The, hove oA :—A Hunt for a War, 861. Penn, The colossal Statue Ponsecol, Fi Ls 555, 691. Florida, 67 , New Jersey, Philedelpiie City won ine's 871. nearness rete Menpennte, F; Gift of Mr. 6 eet ieee ae a great School, 92; The en en. Philanthropist, A Log as ited States Fish Commission, Phonograph, hee 415. —A Shell in ta the, 3 411. Letters to mnie Brie Railroad Termini, $19. Police, Polles, Northwest, i Mounted, 782 at Philadelphia, Watermelon Trade, Political—Battle-Ground of the Presidential Election, Pool, pro al Ox, 454; Dr. Barlow’s Prepara- Port of New York, 7 The, 434. . af, 151 fected, Rates, Sases ere Frederic A. , 891. Pract: Mandouvres in sembly, Centennial of 250 Presbyterian General Assem PREEDEXT CuzveLaxp:—The President in Florida, Pheer a sg Insurrection, 921. Prince’s Portrai! Princeton’s new it, 112. eens: Richard gery & —_ < the Universe, 47; 795. Pyle, Hi ~The great Storm in Lewes Harbor, 231. R.. Races—The Revival of the Trotti Boeed 758. oe Club's oe a == 379. ‘aine Road, Rood, 48; ayia, and Ohio the West india Fast Mail, 227 A ADB: resque American‘Rail 78; New Railroad Termini at Staten Island, 434; The Evolu- tion of the Railwa: , 641, 644; Rail- road Buffet, Third Class, Russia, 830. Raquette Lake, Camping on, 591. Reagan, Senator John H., 615. B., 615. “ Re-enforcements”—The War Veterans, 711. Rem Frederic:—-A Peccary Hunt in Mexico, 15. Reminiscence of the White yoy Springs, 575. - Rent ig the Paintin a of the Metropalian Museum, New York, Resort, The En Adirondacks as a Winter, 19. Riding for hie Lif, 227." Rifle walicd Neva 411. Riots, Miners’, in the Coal Region, 119. , City of, and Genesee Valley, 561. Rocky Mountains:—An Avalanche in the Rocky Moun- — 651; Electioneering in the Rocky Mountains, Runners. “« athletics, 99) Russia, The Carnival in, 478; Ra‘lroad Buffet, Third rae Russian Troika, The, 775. 8. “Sacnem,” The Oren, 618. Sadie’s Butch, Sainsbury, Pode old Friend of Papa’s, 30. San es Fraser:—A Wedding i Memory, 829. — Hen Sarton, 912. Sanger, J. P.—The — of our Ports, 177. Scene in the Rockies, 11. i iaaaaaae American Cathedral, 994, Scouting on the —— 590, Sculpture, Christian, in pt, 782. Sculptured Rock on the Columbia River, 795. ‘*Sea-Fox,” The Schooner, 618. Sc cee fa r, or Seawell, M. iy Renee we The Valbelis Boots Brothers, 974, 975. —a Fai 's Protest, 495. Seely, H.—A Sealine of the 1, Me Geo 170. SENaToRS: ry Hiscock, 591,. Mr. George, 591; Mr. Rea- “She”. oe ‘ the Author, 145. = Gene ony 63; Mi the “Yorktown” and “Vesuvius,” Cruiser ‘* Maine,” 378; The Struggle for the Blue Ribbon of the ‘Atlantic—The new Steamer “City o York,” 511; Target Practice on the new “ Shooting Duck in Dakota, 855. Shoshone and the Yellowstone, 756, Sibley, Hiram, = Sign Lan Simpson, Ed a “The late Rear- Admiral, 965. Slaughter by Railway, 131. Slave-Trade, The og a Sleighin in New York, 1 Syow:— Blizzard in New ben 210; An Avalanche in the Rocky Mountains, 65 ie ri in Georgia, 695 Blood Shirt, at The Coast Peddler on the Missionipph 835; Dani jel Hand's Gift to the South, 870 ; Trouble at Birmi 988. Sports :—American eee coer fi nH Sanete: -chasing— The Water Jump at Cedashurse, }, 691; Canoeing in the Ad ws 718; A Day's Foot-ball Practice ; at Yale, 890. Springfield “ St. Clair River, St. Louis Base-ba' St. Louis ———— The, 444. St. Louis of to-day, 421. Stage-Struck, To the, 307. Stairway, New, for the Statue of Liberty, 531. Stanford, Jun., Leland University. The, 286. Stanley, Henry M.—Africa’s Cortez, 982, 983. — inner, A, 78. - ten Island, New Railway Termini at, 434. Sansa :—Columbus at Barce! 92; William Penn in eereny 55 131; New Stairway for the Statue of Liberty, 531; jw Statue at Portland, Maine, 751. Streamers :—The Struggle for the Blue Ribbon of the At- lantic, 511; Steam-ships lost on the Atlantic, 655; Is the fast Ocean Steam- ship safe? 987. Steam Navigation Al 779. blican, ”’ The, 771. and around ‘the, 307. Il Champions, 822. Stenographer, The, in Babel (Sketch by Renouard), 697 STorigs, ERIAL:—The Waiting A War.Time Wooing. — Quaritch, V. hye Folly of it inder. Between yous Stories, SHort:—An Old Friend of Papa’s, 30; Waitstill ; vy’s Spells,” 46; H ste Grow , STA; atthe cea araat Vil I Know, 674; A Pot of Gold, 694; Terry, 714; The . Man and the Mouse, 794; Mrs. Ripley's Trip, 894; Mr. Saltonstall Wentworth 8 a Call, 938 ; The old cations San NOK E Lahey 8 Prepa- e "Piscopal 970, 971; The Valbolla Brothers, 91 ° se a Blizzard in li ‘York, ey Great Storm in Harbor, A Nor’ wester off Sate 985; Blizzards, ‘Cyacnen and Torna- —— ANUSCRIPT FOUND IN A erg? 5 ton. oon A:— mainitae? aes, et, 3 of the C., d Q” Strike, 286; “6. B., and ps “wan't there nothing to Arbitrate ?” ly ogy Mr. Howells’s Letter), 335; The Chicago Strike, 781. Summary Justico—A Leaf from a War Diary, 962. Supreme The United States Coast and Geodetic, 805- Survey, The Sw age :—Waitstill Peavy’s ‘‘Conscience Spells,”’ “5 ncle Fresdom’s Fortune, 270; A Courtship at Beugrcomb'sG Corner, 510; Cap’n *Sander’s “ Wras- 850; The ’Piscopal Lot, 970, 971. tae —_* — alntuck, -..* Sympathy, 338. Symphony in Umbrellas, An (Farce), 986. £ Taroet Practice on the new Cruisers, 538. ff, The, Debate, 395. Tenemen' ine” 31. Terrapin, 130. Testimonial, The Paine, 151. Texas, The yy Capitol of 341; Fighting Prairie Fires in THANKSGIVING nag erg ving Day on the Border, 895 ; Dinner for the 895 ; *‘Take ’em at your own Price,”’ TueatTRes:—Revival of ‘‘ Midsummer Night's Dream”’ at inet ‘8 a 115; Union Square Theatre, Burn- “Thingvala,” Steamer, {a Collision with the “ Geiser,” Themes Denman, in ‘The Old Homestead,”’ 942. Mr., in New York, 691 Ticknor, Caroline:—A Symphony in Umbrellas (Farce), 986, “Times,’’ The New York, History of, 818 ; Reconstruc- tion of the ‘“ Times” Building, 818. Todd, D. P. :—The New-Year's Day Eclipse, 1002, 1003. . Toilers of the - Some, 715. eb rasa ystem at Willett’s Point, 741, 744. Tornado at Mount SP illinois, 151. Townsend, Horace—M y—A Comedy, 250. Trouble at Birmingham Alabama, The, 9838. Trust Companies, New York, 345. Uv. Unvat, Wriitam C,—Centennial of the Presbyterian Gen- eral Asse’ mbly, 359. Underhill, Zoe Dana:—The Deacon's Wife, 82; The Rescue of the ‘“‘Witch,”’ 306; An Uncommitted Murder, 474; The Man and the Mouse, 794. U nexpected Visitor, An, 7. UNIVERSITIES :—The Northwestern University, 50; The De Pauw University, Indiana, 211; The Leland Stanford, Jun., University, 286; The Lehigh Uni- ‘versity at South Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 658. United — Coast and Geodetic Survey, 805-808. V: VaLBELLA Brothers, The, 974. Vassar, John Guy, 856. Venetian » The, 374. a e Gold-mines on the Yuruari ** Vesuvius,”” Launching of the, 339. Vice-President, Levi‘P. Morton, the Nominee for, 472 Voice eo in the Wilderness, A, 681. Voyageurs’ e, Cross, 171. River, w. bite: Morrison R., Chief-Justice of the United States, ; Funeral of Chief-Justice, 244. 656. W Lester, 355; Death of, Walab, George :—Hunting the Wild Dock, 11; Floating : of the Sea, 382; Hunting the Musk rat, 399. , A Leaf from a—Suminary Justice, 962. Dudley—Natural Bridge, V irginia, 671. Warren, Someat be oe. Warren, Sam War-Time Woorxe, A rear 373, 393, 409, 429, 449, 469, C. :—The Corean Em 67; The Met. bassy, 718; The Cosmos Club, 738; White "799 ; A s00, tt of Washington Newspaper ts, bene Market, New York, 1007.” ater-Color Society, American, 79. Wethinn, J. E.—The Evolution of Railway Passenger Car, 641-644. Ways and Means Committee of the House of Representa- tives, 388, Wedding Memory, A, 829. Wells, Henry P., The United States Coast and Geodetic Surv ey, 805-908. Wentworth, b, dona, The late, 820. Ww °s, Chi Children, 919. West Point her School, 338; Instructions in Minor Tactics, 43 Western Sovteash; 08. bales Richard—Drift of the Churches,7; New York Companies, 345; The M. E. General Confer- snoe, 416. 8. 8. —Recent — in Electricity, 141; jograph, 41 a Work, 455. :—Madison Square on Election ight, 874. Waits "Hove, Ta :—A State Dinner, 78; Public Recep- White ‘se ar Springs A Reminiscence of the, 575. Rev Ephraim Pot of Gold. left the — 322, Wikies, Mary E.—A Pot meas stapes System at, 741. Williams's, A. B., Latter ts the Editor, Williamson's, Isaac V. , Gift to } reer tonal Great En- dowment, 962. Wilson, Floyd B.—The Promise and Progress of Hondu- 554. ras, Wilson and Mills, wae Erastus—A’ 489. Wasuineton, D. ropolifan Cla! 355. itions to Harbor of New York, Winter, 7 Willam—At Byron’s Beat 42; Revival of a mmer Night’s Dream 115; Mary Ander- = 700. The Adirondacks as a, 19. The, 518. Women voting in Boston, 959. % Yacuts axnp Yacutixc:—The Paine Testimonial — New York Yacht Club, 151; The Goelet Cup for the New York Yacht Club, "S01; The crack Schooner- Yachts, 618. Yellow-Fever at eee. 711, 731. . Yellowstone Park, A new Route to the, 756. Yenowine, George H.—Bishop Whipple and his Work, “ Yorktown,” Launching of the, 339.

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Fe Wenn ow, Vil A Acroxzs, American, in England. 607. Adams, C. F., on Railroads, 398. A y, Electoral Reform—Ham- ilton Bill, 74; The Insecurity of the Capitol, 111. Alger and the Nomination, 466. Amendment, Constitutional (For Extension of Term of Con- a 147. Amendment, Copyright, 706. Amer- can Feudalism (Political’ Assessments), 847. American Heroism, A Monument to, 111. Amer- Armstrong, General—An re agg for Hampton Institute, 28. Arnold, Mat to~ cratic Class,” An, 998. BSESSMENTS :—-Assess~ ments, Campaign, 790 ; Party Black-mailing, 810; Profession and Performance, 811; American Feudalism, 847. Atlanta University, The, 91, 851." Authors at Washington, 223. B. Ballot Bill, Veto of the New York, 446. Barnard’s, Cabi ~President, Resignation, 851. Beecher’s Suc- cessor, 407. Benedict, The, Circular to Post- masters, 162. ‘‘Ben-Hur’—The pretended Jot Bill, 446; “Grout’s” Bill, 507; Chace Copy- right Bill, 706; The Chinese Exclusion Act sign- lege, 686. ‘Biatne :—Blaine’s Letter, 126; Blaine and Parties and Probabilities, 202; Blaine and land (Mr. yg Rema: Game, 850; Blaine—The Veiled Prophet, 890; the Matter of “ Trusts,” 687 ; Blaine’s Speech at the Polo a ; Mr. Bi inet, 955. Blair B 506. 867. ton, The Pablic School Excitement jn, 547. Boulanger Duel, The, 547. Brazil, Emancipation in, 446. Bright, Jobn, 930. Brundage Tax Bill, 315. Buffalo School Reform (Mr. Simmons’s Re- marks), 90. Butler, Genera] B. F., on Yellow- Fever, 887. Cc, net, “ Boodle” and the, 980.._ Calmness and Delib- eration (see *‘ Evening Bulletin”), 110. Cam- paign:—Campaign, Opening the Republican, 814; A Survey of the Field, 446; The Prohibi- tion Campaign, 506; Campaign, The, and Mr. Blaine as Leader of the Pests 586; Campaign, Setting the Tune of the—The old War Feel- ing, ; Campaign, A Key-note out of Tune in the, 646; Cam aign, The, and the Ordeal of Hand-shakin; as Campaign Contributions, 667 ; Campaign, The, and the Independent Vote, 686; Gomecien Assessments on Government Em- ployés, 687 ; Campaign Humors (General Banks's emarks), 687; Campaigning in Congress, 706; Campaign, The, and the Result of the Maine Election, 726; Cam aign Lying, 727; Campaign Assessments on Office-holders, 746; Campaign, The, and New York State, 810; Lies to Catch Votes,811 ; Campaign, End of the, 826; The Cam- paign in the Departments at Washington, 827; . States and, 727; Our Neighbors (Mr. Goldwin Smith’s Remarks), 911. Canals (see ** Panama Canal”). Capitol, The New York, 111. Chan- ging Political Situation, The, 791. Charity, An American, at Rome, 163; Charity, Organized 202 ; Charity, Summer, 391; Charity, Book an Newspaper, 606. Chicago, The Railroad Strike at (Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy), 183 ; The Republican Convention at Chicago, 871; Survey of the Political Field at Chicago, 446. Chief- Justice, The new, 830; Chief-Justice, The Con- firmation of the, 566; Chief-Justiceship, The, 243; Chie - Justiceshi , The, and the Senate, 626. Chil » Soo .—A Memorial Window to Milton, 147. hina, The new Treaty with the United States, 263; China and the United States—Rejection ofthe new Treaty, 746. Chinese Flurry, The—The Exclusion Bill, 687; Chinese Exclusion Act—The President signs the Bill, 771, Cholera—The Quarantine, 263. Christmas, 954. Cincinnati Exposition, The, 253. Cir- cular,The, to Postmasters, 162, 242; Maynard and Benedict's Circular, 248; The Benet Circular, 771. Citizen’s Committee of One Hundred in In- dianapolis, 547. Citizen’s Meeting in New York —Nomination of Mr. Hewitt for Mayor, 790. Civm. Sxrvior:—Removal of the New York Commissioners, 8; The Circular of the Massa- chusetis League, 39; Reformers and the Presi- dent—Senator Hale’s Speech, 58; Senator Hale's Speech, 74; Signs of the Times, 110; The “ Civ- il Service Chronicle,” 163 ; Resolutions adopted by the Association concerning the Circular to Postmasters, 183; General James and the Postal Service, 203; An Important Question (Grand Arm Veterans and ayor Hewitt), 222; Civil Service and the Indiana Independents — Mr. Foulke and Mr. Swift protest against Cleveland, 262; Executive Responinlny and Civil Service Reform, 278; Civil Service and the Re ublican Platform, 814 ; Reform Notes from the West, 351 ; Union League Club and the President, 870; The Hale Investigation, 406; Civil Service Commis- sion—A Correction, 447; Civil Service and the Indian Commission, 467 ; Civil Service Reform Association—Secretary Fairchild’s Letter, 486; Civil Service and Gen. Harrison, 546; President Cleveland’s Message on the Reform Report, 567 ; Civil Service Commission, Fourth Report of th 686; The “‘ Epoch” on President Cleve and’s Civi Service Record, 587; Reform ‘Crushed Out,” 626; President Cleveland and the Postmaster of New York, 647; Resignation of Night Watchman of State Capitol, Pennsylvania, 667 ; Campaign Con- tribution, 667 ; Assessments on Public Em loyés for Cam aign Purposes, 687; Troy ‘'Times” on Civil Service, 727; Hudbellism, 727 ; Civil Ser- vice Reformers and the President, 770; Civil Service and General Harrison,966; Senator Hale’s Report, 867; The New President and Reform G8¢, Civil Service and the Spoils, 910; A Good , 930; The Railway Ma Service, 979; An ‘s Remarks), 830; Cleveland and the ui League Club, 870; Cleveland and Pen- sions (Case of Mrs. Randall), 391; Cleveland’s INDEX. oe Renomination, 426; Cleveland and Pensions, 546; Cleveland’s Administration — A South- ” Protection,” 666 ; Clevelan: taliation, 666; Cleveland’s Letter of Acceptance for Second Gy on the Indian Question, 507. Coll The Columbia, Annex, 910. Colored Vote, The (Re- marks of Mr. Estes and Major Pettit), 667. Co- lumbia, President Barnard’s Resignation, 851. Columbia Annex, The, 910. Commissioners, Removal of the Civil Service, 8; Fourth Re- a of the Civil Service Commission, 586; he new ~:~ Commission, 587. Concert Thomas's, 75. Confederate Navy, France an the, 851. Confederate Soldiers, 268. Confer- ence, Educational, at Washington, 39. _Con- ee ag Renae not = poem ee : a. sion , 687; Congress a ampaigning, 706 ; Con an—Colonel T. W. Higginson, Demo- cratic Nominee from Massachusetts, 746. Con- kling, Roscoe, 298. ‘‘Constitution,” Remarks on Bresident Cleveland’s “Message, 58. Con- stitutional Amendment, A , 147. Con- tributions, Political, 790. pperheads and . Corrrient, InTeRNATIONAL:—The Chace Bill, 110; Sermon by Rev. Dr. Van ~ ben 147; Copyright, International, 870, 607; Chace Bill as an Amendment to the — Law, 706. Conventions :—The National Conventions, 298 ; Republican Convention, 371; Democratic Con- vention, 371 ; Prohibition Party Convention, 426; Survey of the Field at Chicago Convention, 446; A Scene in two Conventions, 506; The New York Republican Convention, 666. Cor- men, 626. Custom-house, the New York, Reduction of Force at, 242, D. Dawes Land in Severalty Act, 315. Dead-lock in the House (Repayment of War Tax), 279. Decora- tion Day, 407. Demooratio:—Democratic Presi- dential Nomination, 90; Democratic Conven- tion in New York,371; Democratic Party and Governor Hill, 890; Democratic ni ay Bevo nating Cleveland, 426; Democratic Platform, 426; Democratic Party—Situation in New York, 646; Democrats, The, and Governor Hill, 707; Democrats and Mayor Hewitt, 747. Dinner, The “ Free-Soilers,” in Boston, 527. Discipline, Penal, 467. Discreet Letter, A (General Har- rison to A. B. Williams), 931. ie, Be Bou- langer, 547. Dumping Bill in the*Legislature 183. E. Edmunds, Senator—Remarks on the Appointments of Confederate Veterans, 263. ucation—The Blair Bill, 88; Education, Conference at Wash- ington, 39. tian Exploration, 467. Exxo- Tron :—Election Expenses, State Pa ment of, 88; Election of 1876,447; Election Frauds in Indianapolis, 547; Election, The Question of the, 566; Election, The Maine, 707, 726; Election, The gone of Protection and Wages in the, ; Elections, rey | in, 886. Electoral Reform at Albany, 74. Electioneering Office- holders, 222. Electric Wires—A Murderous Nui- sance, 391; Riectriclty, Execution Py 75; Elec- tricity, Execution by (Letter from W. D. Howells), 23; Electricity, Execution by (approval of the Bill), 427. Elevated Railways—Obeying Orders, 887. a, > B., Government:. Actuary, 407. Emperor William I. and Frederick, 202. Emperor William L—Car! Schurz’s Address, 223.. Emperor Frederick II1.,447. Emperor, The young German, 467. Employés, Public Assessment on,687. Eng- land—Mr. Parnell and the London“ Times,” 526; England, Penny Ocean poe ge tog: English Naturalization, 315. ‘‘ Epoch,” The, on Cleve- land’s Civil Service Record, 587. European Sit- uation, The, 278. ‘Evening Bulletin”—Re- marks on the Presidential Nomination, 110. Exclusion Bill, The, 687." Executive Responsi- bility, 278. Experts upon Prison Labor (Mr. Felton’s and Mr. Brockway’s Remarks), 567. Exposition, The Cincinnati, 253. F. Walon Gosentany Sate to Civil Service Reform ssociation, 486; Speech, 811. ~Falsehood, A Foolish, 547. Felton, Mr., at the Conference of the National Prison Reform Association, 567. = ~~ Years Ago,” Loudon, 647. Fire-escapes, 223, Fisheries Treaty, The, 127, 146; The Treaty in Open Session, 407; Fisheries Treaty—The Treaty Power, 567. Fisk, General—Letter of Ac- ceptance for Prohibition Nomination for Presi- dency, 607. Floquet, M.,and General Boulanger, S4T. Follies of Election Week, The, 847. For- ests, Preservation of, 263. Forests, Preservation of the, Bill in the Honse for, 587. Forests—A New Question, 887. Forsyth, General J. W., U.S.A., A Correction concerning, 931.. France, The Confederate Navy and, 351. “* Free-soil Par- ty”—An Interesting Dinner, 527. Free-trade and vision, 546, Free-trade—Question raised by President Cleveland’s Message, 666. Free-trade— The Campaign Bugbear, 846. Fuller, Melville W., The new Chief-Justice, 330. Fuller, Chief- Justice, and the Senate, 526. Fuller, Chief-Jus- tice, The Confirmation of, 566. Funeral, Em- peror Frederick's, 467. G. Galleries—The ‘‘Susa” Gallery in the Louvre, 870. *‘Garden and Forest” (new Weekly), 163. _‘‘ Gar- den and Forest”—Articles by Mr. Abbot Kenney on Forestry, 887. Gay, Sydney Howard, 487. George, Henry (see “ Labor”). Germany—Wil- liam I. and Frederick, 202. Germany, Carl Sclrurz in, 881. Germany—Death of Frederick III., 447. Gettysburg—A Monument toAmerican Heroism, 111. Gettysburg, The Reunion at, 507. Gibson stone, W. E., Interview with, 887. Fame, Cleveland and, 827. Good ‘Precedent A,. 931, Good Sign, A (General Harrison and Civil Serv- ice Reform), 930. Governor’s Island, A Park on, 627. Governor, Warner Miller for, 827. Grant and Cleveland, 830. Gresham Candidacy, The, 406. Grout’s, Mr., Bill to Elect Postmasters b . Ballot, 507. Gunn, Frederick William (ece “Master of the Gunnery”). Hale Suooetiantion, The, 406, Hale, Senator—Speech ee ‘orm, 58 Hale, Senator—Report, 867. amilton Bill—Electoral,Reform at a 74. Hamilton’s, Colonel Owen, Resignation as Night Watchman at State Capitol, Pennsylvania, 667. Hampton and Gibson, Senators—Patriotism,350. EDITORIALS. Hampton go ye 1 from General Arm- strong, 23. Hand, Daniel—Gift to the South, 847. Harper & Broruers:—Harper’s “ M ne,” February, 75; Harper’s “ ne,” Studies of the Great West, 147; Harper's Magazin ” April, "8 ne,” June, 371; ; Hai } a ” for 1889, 847; Harpers dagazine x 1e hristimas Number, 911; arper’s ‘* eekly” arrison, , 980; A Discreet Let- ter, 981; Silence at Indianapolis, 978. Health, Mayor—Appointment of new Aqueduct Com- mission, 587 ;. aaa Mayor, and the Politi- cians, 747 ; Hewitt, a 7; Hewitt, Abram 8., For Mayor, ; — Hewitt’s Cam- page. 810. Higginson, Colonel, Nomination y Democrats for Con 747. Hien Li- oxnse:—High License Bill, 22; Crosby’s High License Bill, 59; High License in Toronto, 75; Option, 162; High License—Bill in the Assembly, 248; High Li- cense—Bill in the Legislature, 279 ; High License —Bill passed in the New York Senate, 815. Hit. :—Hill, Governor, Removal of the New York Civil Service Commissioners,3 ; Hill’s,Gov- ernor, Message, 22; Hill, Governor—The Squire Investigation, 314; Hill Governor, and_ the Democratic Party, 390; Hill's, Governor, Veto of the Ballot Bill, 446; Hill, Governor, and 'Presi- dent Cleveland—The Situation in New York, 646; Hill, Governor, The Nomination of, 707 ; Hill, Governor, and the Election in New York, 726; Hill, Governor, and the Independent Vote, 746; Hill,Governor, Remarks of the “‘ Providence Journal” on the Candidacy of, 747; Hill—The Anti-Hill Movement, 770. ‘“‘History of the In- quisition,” Lea's, 279. Howells, Mr. W. D., and the Anarchist Meeting, 887. Hubbellism, Ad- vance of, 667. Hubbellism, 727. . Howell's, W. D.—Letter on Execution by Electricity, 23. Hydra-headed Evi! (The Liquor Traffic), 867. I. Immigration, The Committee on, 567. INDEPENDENTS: —Independents, The » 262; Indep dent, The,in Politics (Address by Mr. Lowell), 299; Independents in Albany, 811; Independent Vote and the Issues, 870; Independents and the Election, 566; Independent Vote, The, 686. In- DIANS :—Courts for Indians, 315; Indian Com- issi , 371; Indians rt of Professor Puainter,890; The Indian Commission, 467 ; ‘‘ Buf- falo Bill” upon the Indian Question, 507; An Act of Justice to the Chiricahua Apache In- dians, 527; Indian Question—The Opening of Oklahoma, 223; Indian Scouts, Our, 811. In- ls, J. J, Senator, and the ?_ Vote, ; An “ Aristocratic Class,” Ingersoll, Mr. Robert G., and Convention Etiquette, 506, mors Friend, An, on the Tariff, 826. Insane, A bill for the Pauper, 127. Interesting Question, An—“ Public Office a Public Trust,”315. Inter- NATIONAL Copyrigut :—International a ht, 110; International Co) —- Word in Sea- eon, 147; Internation: pyright—The Authors at Washington, 223; International Copyright, 870; International Copyright (Postponement of the Bill), 607. Investigation, The Aqueduct, 527. Inencanp:—Opening the Irish Debate, 111; Caucue and Comedy in Ireland, 266; Ireland, The Pope and, 330; Irish Catholics and the Pope, 391; Ireland, The Pope and the Irish Bishops, 427. J Jackson, Suppression of Votes at, 111. Jacksonville Yellow-fever at, 687. James, Postmaster-General (Remarks on Lincoln's Birthday), 126. James, General, on Postal Service, 203. Jay and Rich- mond, Messrs., Removal of, 3. effersonian Principles, 999. ‘John Halifax,” Memorial of the Author of, 351. Journalism, School of, 407. Judge Advocate General, 58. K. Kenna, John E.—The Circular to Postmasters, 298. Key-notes out of Tune—Inaccuracy of Mr. Blaine’s Statistics, 667. L Lasor:—The United Labor Party (McGlynn and George), 126; Foreign Contract Labor (Case of Rev. Mr. Warren), 891; Labor—The Tariff and Wages, 746. Lamar, The Nomination of, 2. Lamar, Mr., The Confirmation of, 59. Lea’s “History of the Inquisition,” 279. Leaisia- TURE _Laristature New York—Bill for uniform State ation, 242 ; slature—New York, A Bill for a Free Vote in, 871; Legislature, New York —The Extra Session Lerrers :— Blaine’s Letters, 126, 406; W. D. Howells’s, 23 ; President Cleveland’s, 706; General Harrison’s, 707. Lisrartrs :—Mr. Chittenden’s Gift to Yale, 243; The Tilden Library, 847. Lincoln’s Birth- day, Speeches in Brooklyn on, 126. Lincoln’s Letters from Seward and Greeley, 427. Liquor Traffic—A Hydra-headed Evil, 867. Local Op- tion and High License, 162. Lodge, Henry Cabot —Remarks on the Reduction of the Surplus, 646. Tong, ex-Governor, Remarks on Reduction of the Surplus, 646. Low, Sern :—Ex-Mayor Low’s Speech on Lincoln’s Birthday, 144; Mr. Low and the Republican Party, 487; Address before the Reform “Club, 811. Lowell’s, Mr., Address upon the Independent in Politics, 299. M. Mail Service, The Railway, 979. Maine, The Election 707, 726. Manning, Mr., The late, 3. ‘‘ Master o the Gunnery,” 91. Maynard’s, I. H., Circular to Postmasters, 162, Mayor :—Mayor Hewitt’s Mes- Seri, wAver ee Von our Secer yoralty, of New x Loon, Huen :— Mr. McCulloch’s Bemarks on the Tari , 686 ; “*Men and Measures of Half a Cen- tury,” 867. McGlynn and George (see “ Labor”), Memorial, The Mulock Craik, 547. Mere Mug- wumpery, 931. Mussaexs:—Governor Hil Message, M o taliation, 666. Mitten, Warner: —Mr. iller’ssNomination for Governor of New York, 666; What the Nomination means, 706; Warner Miller and the Election in New ~, Bill, The, and the South, 827. M _A Memorial Window, 147. Mo wump,” 847; Where the Mugwump ng, 91. M M Music, by George William Warren, 507; The Thomas Orchestra, 746 22; Mayor Hewitt's 88; Cleveland's N. Nasby, Petroleum V. (‘ Alas, poor Nasby!”), 127. Na- "tional Conventions ‘he, 8 Naclowal Bap- Governor Hill for Governor, 726; New York Democrats nominating Mr, i 790; New York and the Campaign, 810; The -a New York President Cleveland, 427. Norton, Professor C. E.—“ The Intellectual Life of America,” in the new ‘‘ Princeton Review,” 910. E Oo. Obeying og ar 887. O’Brien, Joun J. :—Remarks of 0 n J. O'Brien at the Republican Association, 283; His Punishment mere Mugwumpery, 931. “Old Songs,” 979. Oklahoma, The Opening of, 223. Orchestra, The Thomas, 747. ~ P. Painter, Professor C. C.—Investigation of Oklahoma Distric 223. Painter, essor C. C.—Report upon Affairs in the Indian Territory, 390. Panama Canal, The, 978. -Parxs :—The Newburgh Park, 331; Park’ on Governor's Island, 627. Parlia- ment, The Situation in, 955. Parnell, Mr., and the London “ Times,” 526. Parties and Proba- bilities, 202. Party Black-mailing, 810. Patriot- ism (Senators Gibson aud Wade Hampton), 350, Patronage and the Mills Bill (Mr. ’s Re- marks), 626. Peace and War (Euro) son (see “ Postmaster”). Pellew, “Woe man and the Commonwealth,” 208. Benal Dis- cipline, 467. _Pensio of Mrs. Randall, 891. Pension Vetoes and President Cleveland, 546. Personal Lies about the President, 979. Pesti- lence—The Dumping Bill in the Legislat 183. Phelps, Mr. Edward J., at Glasgow, 955. er= son, Chancellor, and the Independents in Al- ”The—Remarks on fe Reform, 3. Plain-speaking — ex-Mayor Low and the Republican Party, us atar-—Proposition for Open Rossvitve Session, dle,” 466; Sunday-school Politics,” 587 ; Politi- cal’““Contributions,” 790; The Political Situas tion Changing, 791; Political Assessments (see ** Assessments”). Porrz:—The Pope and Ire- Crayon” Sketches, 203. Po ts of Republican ers, 222. Portrait Gallery, An Interestin 851. erg Penny Ocean, Discnssed by tr. . H lwa) 299. "* Post-Ex ress”—An p Bar saty Raman ae PostmasteRrs :—Postmaster, The New York, 91; Postmasters, The Circular to, 162; Postmaster James on the Postal Service, 208 ; Fostmasters— Electioneering Office-holders, 223; Postmasters as Party Agents, 298; Postmasters, Mr. Grout advocating the Election of, 507. ema 00 Centenary, The, 587. Power and Responsibility of the Republican Party, 886. Prxsmment:—Pre- sident and the Union League Club, 870; President Cleveland and Pensions, 391; The President his own Platform, 506; President Cleveland and the Pension Vetoes, 546; Presid: it’s Message upon the Reform Report, 567; ‘he President and the Treaty Power, 567; President Cleveland’s Ad- ministration—A Southern View, 587; President Cleveland’s M of Retaliation, 666; Presi- dent Cleveland’s Letter, 706; President Cleve- Jand and the Civil Service Reformers, 770; The President’s Message, 954; Presidents and Par- ties, 331; Presidential Nomination, The Republi- can, 90; Presidential Nomination, The Democrat- ic, 90. Prisons—Dangerous Id) Pro- HIBITION :—A Mistake of Mcthod,75; hibition Party, The, 426; Prohibition Campaign, The, 506 ; Prohibition Party—Gencral Fisk's Letter of Ac- ceptance, 607. Prorzotion :—The Revenue Bill peopened in theSenate, 586; Protection, The Ques- tion of the Election, 626; Protection, President Cleveland on the of, 666 (see “ Free- Trade” “ Tariff”). .‘ Providence Journal” and the Election in Rhode Island, 278. “ Providence Journal” on the Candidacy of David B. Hill, 747. Public Opinion—An Interesting Portrait Gallery, 351. Public Schools—Application for Division of Funds, 163. Public School Excite- ment in Boston, 547, . Q. Quarantine, New York, 8. Quarantine, Proposed Re- . organization, 23, Quarantine and Cholera, 263. Question Unanswered, A (the Colored Vote), 667, R ® Railway Mail Service, The, 979. Railway Postal Ser- vice, 299. ‘‘ Ramirez, King,” Historical Tradi- tion of, 371. Reading, Ther trike, 74,146. Reb- els and Copperheads, 827. . 850. Reed, Thomas B., on Patronage and the Mills Bill, 626. Rxrorm :—Tariff Reform, 2; The’Mas- sachusetts Civil Service Reform Circu- ar, 39; Electoral Reform at Albany, 74; Buffalo School Reform, 90; A Vigilant Sentine) for Re- form, 183; Reform Notes from the West, 851; President Cleveland and the Reform Report, 567 ; Reformers and President Cleveland, Td (wes « Civil Service”); Reform, General Harrison and, 866; Reform Club, Ex-Mayor Seth Low's Ad- Report of the Civil Service Commissio 5 Report of the coy ee of the Divert: ment of Agriculture, Rervsuican :— Republican dential Nomination, 90; Repale ican Elec Rhode Island, 278; ning of the Republican Cam 814; vention in New You Sir ¢ : - 426; Republican Platform omination (Harri- nblican Revenue ' Bill in the Senate, 586 ; Repu ism and Whis- ublican’ Platform and ‘ ublican Convention in New York, Party, 3 sult “Of the Election, The, 866. ‘itetaliations President Cleveland's Message, 666; Retali —Speeches inst England for Cami — poses, 706. venue on Whiskey and the Re- publican Party,606. Revision and Free-Trade,b46.

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aoe m, Mary A.— Blood, 879. ieyal Blood Blood, 879. Dies etade, 233, — - C.—The Rhyme of the lost Tobog- Bytinge, Margaret.—Very Provoking, 247. Forest Fire, —-* an Ol Gentlemen n an Oi, a, Poli "To, 86. Gootats, Hers Read—Thanksgiving Day for Three, Conkling Controversy, 427. Stanley, News from 89. State and a 7 safe David Hanter, Author "« Porte Cray- on,” 208. Subways, 999. The—An Ed- ucational Qualification and’ White Supremacy, “978 (see also “Woman Su ”). Sumner, for the Repa t of War Taxes, 279; Reduc- tion of the Surplus, 646. Swi: Lucius. a dress before the Union tory lub of Chi 847. Swinton’s History—The Public School citement in Boston, Saf. Tt. Tammany and Ma: Hewitt’s Cam 810. Tar- rae Tariff Reform Mr. Warteson's ‘artic! 2; Tariff, A Condition not a Theory, ‘rarif ne — Remark of the “ « Constitath tion,” 58; Tariff, and the Trust Investigation, 162; 43 rail Z * i A 35 ores ? 2 ge 4 & e ; Tai ors yen * _—— T71: Tariff, An Unsound Argument on Wool 1 bey! at the Polo i , T = 1; Who I es? 810; Fe che von eee. * 4 » The Phil i] ws On -" adel phia—Remarks on the Hepatl perance, The London and Mr. Parnell, ‘tensnte igh License ~d 15. Trade, Our Export—Circulars of the Alma- nac Publishing a Cores, 89. Taeatixs:—The a The Chinese aie beang Leng Treaty in — Session reaty Power, The—Senator Chan- — nites on, 867 3 Rejectic: 567 5 a of Treaty — with ited States by henge 746. Trusts:— . wine, Investi 62 ; ‘Trusts and Mr. Blaine—A Key-note out of una, 64s: “Truste” and Blaine and Cleveland, 646; ‘‘ Trusts” and Blaine, 687. Truth well poken (Senator m- : munds’s Remarks), 268, U. ty. The Atlanta, 91. University. School of gee py erg —— “I ment, An—Mr- ne’s Speech at the Polo Gananan, 100. —_>

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fi tah ie ah Monntain’s Song, The, 1 ————, RK—A Painter’ 's Dream, 7; Sa Sa Nestin n’s Song, Lt Content, 138 ; Octobe es' New = Yeti ht, 974. Roca! Day: Oak-Tree in Sp. Zz, a an, 207. October, 782. Old Griefs, 855. One, 678. Other Girl, The, 131. “Our Racer” 9 a | 67. Painter’s Dream, A Pelham, Walter. “In a Wigwam, 471. Heo” Nala The, 68. nts, rt, the, 415. R, A.W wine Modern Galatea, 989; Age, 902; Loy- among a, 751. ave oa the lost The tong 95. : Rollins, Alice W.—The gh Work, 151; The Time to Hate, 230; Sleep, A Unb 675. a d. Wo — Gunner, boction On St. Patrick, 198 Sally under ee Apple-Tree, £88, ange, Seel . ard. Disquietud oward.— uietude, 283. 8. R-My Heart and I, 935. Stamaee Charlies P. Scan Fire, 730, Sherman, F. D.—To Winter, 838. Sic Transit, 495. Sleep, 267. a 1X Van ea aw _- ’s “Series of Sooo leva a08 the Piece Vote, 810; A Free by for New Y The Rae Vote, ; Governor Hil soe the Independent Vote, uel Lies to Catch Votes, S11. (¢ also “Suf- frage.”) Ww. Wages and Protection and Free-Trade—The Question of the Election, 626. Wages and the Tariff, 746. Walker, Geo ‘ Neg Generai regard to “Ben-Elt” MS., 447 Wallace, Jud; Secon in the Case of Rev. Mr. Warren (Forei: ane a joven, 301. Wal- lack Testimonial r Department— An Act of Justice to ne Ouiriocken Apache Indians, 527. War and Peace (European), 91. Warren, ye William—Hymns and Tunes as sun t. Thomas’s Church, 507. Wash- ington, ‘C. The Campaign in the Government Departments, 827. Watterson—Article on Tariff Reform, 2. elsh, Herbert—Report of Indian Affairs,’ 467. ‘Western Journalism,” An Ex- —_ 791. Whiskey, Republicanism and, Whisk Free, and the Republican Plat- form, @06. WhotPent Lbs gg Taxes? 810. Wil- liam L. and Frederick, Wilson, Senator Henry—Remarks on the Redaction of the Sur- lus, 646. Withdrawal of Biaine’s Name from Repibitcan Convention, 426. Woman Surrrace: Persistent Seg -: Lord Salisbury and Women Suffrage, Women at the Polls, 978 Wool anda aebeatis Tariff, 726. Wool, Tariff on, 791. ¥. Yale, . Chittenden’s Gift to, 48. Yellow-Fever, e, 687. Yellow-Fever, General Butler on, . Sine of the Scythe, The, 854. Song for the Season, A, 307. Song for Work The’ (After Hood), 151. Story, An old old, 30. Sudduth, H. T.—A Commencement Retrospect, 455 ; eee Songs, 671; Lake Erie in Sunshine aud to’ Fee ‘Annie 8.—New . 974, ett, Susan H.—Plants, 678. Thankegivin Day for Three, 89 Thomson, Estelle-—Song = ine Season, A, 307. Thorn Archibald —One, 67 Thorn in the Flesh, Thurston, Charlotte “ Our Racer” Speaks, 67. Tilley, Lucy E.—At Nesting - Time, 230; Dawn, 286; When June is Near, 414; In an old Garden, 455 ; In Heat of Days, 515; Hedged In, 789; Fiown Time, The Satest, — Time to Hate, The, 230. Tranquillity, ol Twi wilight Son cle Nate’s oe 405. Gane Gardens, 855. U. 8. M. be es ny A Passenger Steamer, The, ¢94. Very Provokin “= When June is Near, “414. a pecwniion Day, Supplement fol eas Soe ae harine P.—At the Play, 415; “If — Love were One, 481; In Lilac-T: ime, 535. Winter, To, 833.

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