1886-01 Century Magazine Contents

1886/01 — Complete contents taken from the contents page and from paging through this issue:

Frontispiece: Portrait of Guiseppe Verdi — Engraved by H. Velton from a photograph by F. Mulinier

The City of Teheran — Part 2 of 2 — by S.G.W. Benjamin

The Crickets in the Fields by Anthony Morehead

The Bostonians — Picking up at Chapter 38 — by Henry James

A Rose of Joy by Celia Thaxter

Feathered Forms of Other Days by R. W. Shufeldt

Love that Lives by George Parsons Lathrop

Typical Dogs – Pointers by John S. Wise and John W. Munson

A French Painter and His Pupils by Carolus Duran

John Bodewin’s Testimony — Part 3 — by Mary Hallock Foote

A Second Thought by Florence Wilkinson

The Cloverfields Carriage by Frank R. Stockton

The Song He Never Wrote by Helen Jackson

The Lesson of Greek Art by Charles Waldstein

Canada by Charles G. D. Roberts

Some European Republicans by William J. Linton

Verdi the Composer by Frederick A. Schwab

Trouble on Lost Mountain by Joel Chandler Harris

Spiritual Preaching for our Times by Edward Hungerford

The Second Battle of Bull Run by Gen. John Pope

Recollections of a Private — Two Days of the Second Battle of Bull Run by Warren Lee Goss

Topics of the Time:

A Broad View of Art

The New Political Economy

Open Letters:

Some Recent Experiments in Hybridization by Charles Barnard

A National Conservatory of Music, by G.

A Brave Candidate by C. E. W. Dobbs

Southern Women as Teachers of Colored Children by E. M. G.

Mrs. Helen Jackson’s “King Redwald’s Altars”

Bric-a-Brac:

“We Have Seen better Days” — Drawing

Uncle Esek’s Wisdom by Uncle Esek

A Protest by Arthur Lovell

In Advance by Bessie Chandler

Beneath the Mistletoe by Jennie E. T. Dowe

The Uhlan’s Return by C. E. S.

Two Negatives by F. E. Wright