A European Journalist’s Experience, 667 ; A Letter to Alexander Hamilton, 112 ; Americanisms, 109 ; A Modern Eden, 106; An American Diplomatist, 537; An English Idiotism, 812 ; A New German Poet, 530 : A Poem of the Future, 671 : A Poor Man taxed out of House and Home, 108 ; A Rest for the Sunflower desired, 814 ; A Royal Road to Learning, 536 : A Southern Woman, 811 : A Thirteen-Hat Boy, 254: Avis and Daisy Miller, 258 ; Baby-Worship, 674 ; Beefsteak of Old England, 254, 813 ; Business Condition of the South, 113 ; Cherbuliez’s Last Book, 252 ; Christian Morality, 532, Classic Metres in English, 533 ; Communal Property in Land, 110 ; Crocker’s Saving versus Spending, 256 ; Domestic Touches in Fiction, 396; Failure of a Good Play, 814; French Quotations, 812 ; Girlhood on the American Plan, 399; Grimness of Country Life, 257 ; Hoarding and Saving versus Spending, 398 ; Immorality of Violin Collecting, 397 ; Is the best lost in Literature !402; James’s Last Story, 106 ; James’s Method, 259 : Horace on Violin Collecting, 814 ; How does America mark us for her own ! 394 ; How do Professional Authors work ? 401; Led Horses,402 ; Luxurious Starvation, 401 ; Magazine Contributors, 528; Maryland Country Life not “grim,” 535; Misconceiving Shakespeare, 116 ;New England Village Life, Real and Imaginary, 806 ; No-Sex Series, 397 ; Offers, 392; One ’s Good things Anticipated, 676 ; Origin of some Nursery Songs, 403; Owning and Owing for a House, 814 ; Owning a Thing and Owing for it, 256 ; Pity the Spring Poets, 809 : Poetry and Moral of Samuel Bass, 110 ; Poverty of New England Geographical Names, 813; Professional Authorship, 809 ; Prose and Poetry, 672 . Reforming the Hyphen, 114 ; Rosamond’s Risk, 812; Shakespeare versus Harvey, 812 ; Slaughter of the Cheyennes, 529; Sun-Myths and Moon Hoaxes, 676; Superstition about Literary Men, 255; The American Girl in Europe, 810; The Descent of Man, 815 ; The Duty of a Reviewer, 534 ; The End of Macleod, 259 : The Rite of Pulse and Brawn, 675; They, Singular Number, 258; Thomas Hardy, 260 : Uncle Sam himself a Cheat, 805 ; Uses of Prosperity, 113 ; Wanted : A Non-Smoking Hero, 536 ; Which Society ? 670 ; “ Young Abraham Cupid,” 673.

EDITORIAL.

RECENT LITERATURE Adams’s Railroads: Their Origin and Problems, 269: Aldrich’s Bédollierre’s The Story of a Cat, 124 ; Allen’s The Blessed Bees, 126 ; Arnold’s Poems, 410 ; Berlioz’s Correspondance Anglo-Saxon Law, 263 : FeulUet’s La Journal d'un Femme, 686 ; Frechette’s POle-Mele Funtaisies et Souvenirs Poetiques, 127 : Gardner’s Grounds and Buildings of the Centennial Exhibition, Philadelphia 1876,548; Gilder’s The Poet and his Master, and other Poems, 409 ; Gill’s (Mrs.) Six Months in Ascension, Ascension 688: 683 ; Goluuean’s Gobineau’s La La Renaissance: Renaissance: fccenes Scènes Historiques, 271; 271; Goodale’s (Elaine and Dora) Apple-Blossoms, ’ 409; Goodrich’s (Elizabeth P) The Young Folks' Opera, 124; Gréville’s (Henri) Marier sa Fille, 549 ; Hamerton’s Modern Frenchmen, 678 ; Harland’s (Marion) The Dinner Year Book, 684 : Heyse’s Das Ding an sich und andere, 649 ; Hillebrand’s Zeiten, Völker, , und Menschen, 126 ; llitehler’s Work, A History ; Toplady’s of American ’s Rock Literature, OI Ages, 119 405 , Uchnrd’s L'Etoile de Jean, 549 ; Ulbach Simple Amour, 548; White’s Schmidt’s An Introduction to the Rhythmic and Metric of the Classical Languages, 266; Whitman’s (Sarah Helen) Poems, 403; Whitney’s (A. D. T.) Just How: A. Key to the CookBooks, 684 ; Winter’s The Trip to England, 547 ; Winthrop’s Addresses and Speeches, 1869-1879, 681 , Young’s (Jennie J.)The Ceramic Art: A Compendium of the History and Manufacture of Pottery and Porcelain, 544.

EDUCATION. The New Plan for Women’s Instruction at Harvard, 550.

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