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1884-03 Century Magazine Contents

1884/03 — Complete contents taken from the contents page and from paging through this issue:

  • Frontispiece: Portrait of Von Moltke — Engraved by T. Johnson from a photograph by F.C. Schaarwachter
  • The New Washington
  • Henry Irving by J. Ranken Towse
  • The Ideal by Constantina E. Brooks
  • The Next Presidency by Wayne MacVeagh
  • Old Public Buildings in America by Richard Grant White — Includes illustrations of St. Paul’s Church in New York – St. John’s in New York – Old State House in Boston – The Boston State House – Church at Wilmington, Delaware – Eglise de Notre Dame de Bonsecours in Montreal – Old South Church in Boston – Christ Church in Boston – King’s Chapel in Boston
  • Song by Mary L. Ritter
  • Count Von Moltke by Helen Zimmern
  • The Voyager by L. Frank Tooker
  • The Suppression of Pauperism by D. McG Means
  • Byron at the Cell of Tasso by Mary Stacy Withington
  • An Average Man — Part 4 — by Robert Grant
  • The Cruise of Alice May — Part 2 — by S. G. W. Benjamin
  • In Primeval Wood by John Vance Cheney
  • How Love Looked for Hell by Sidney Lanier
  • Notes on the Exile of Dante by Sarah Freeman Clarke
  • Visions by James Herbert Morse
  • Dr. Sevier — Part 5 — by George W. Cable
  • Mrs. Finlay’s Elizabethan Chair by Octave Thanet
  • A Hunt for the Nightingale by John Burroughs

    • Topics of the Time:

  • A Chinese Wall for American Art
  • “The Christian League of Connecticut”
  • The Independent Voter in the Next Campaign
  • “The American Copyright League”

    • Open Letters:

  • Organs and Orchestras in Church by Charles S. Robinson
  • National Aid to Education by J. B. Peterson
  • Suggestions Regarding Temperance Work by J. C. Shaffer
  • High License by Mary B. Willard

    • Prohibition in Kansas by S.K. Strother

  • “The Bread-Winners” — A Letter from the Author, by Author of the Bread-Winners
  • The Lorilland-Charnay Collection of Central American Antiquities by Frederick W. True

    • Bric-a-Brac:

  • A Seville Love Song by Hamilton Aide
  • Nocturne by Clarence Clough Buel
  • The Fault-Demon by Rose Hawthorne Lathrop
  • Uncle Esek’s Wisdom
  • Aphorisms from the Quarters by J. A. Macon
  • Rosa No Mar! by Herbert H. Smith
  • “Something Humorous” by Margaret Vandegrift
  • The Rhyme of the Hercules Club by Helen Gray Cone
  • To My Love by Frank Dempster Sherman