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Among the contributors to the May Century, we find Julian Hawthorne, Henry James, Charles Waldstein, Rose Hawthorne Lathrop, John Burroughs, Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Philip Bourke Marston, George W. Cable, Robert Grant, Austin Dobson, H. H., Frank Stockton, Edmund Gosse, Thomas Hughes, Christina Rossetti, Andrew Lang, and R. W. Gilder. The mere mention of these names is sufficient to show the interest of the number. Henry James' new sketch is certainly an international one, if its situation in London and its reference to almost every one of the larger American cities can make it such ; still it is, like...
...extraordinary impulse to the study of mathematics; having taught a number of pupils whose services have been sought for at Harvard in the East, and the University of California in the Wesh, and at many intermediate points. Among them are Story, Craig, and Franklin, now in Johns Hopkins; Marston, of Baltimore; Gore, lately of the University of Virginia and now in the University of North Carolina; Halstead at Princeton; Mitchell at Marietta; Ely at Buchtel, O.; Stringham in the University of California; Van Velzer in the University of Wisconsin; Prentiss of the United States Nautical Almanac; and Durfee, just appointed...
RECEIVED from Arthur Schmidt, 40 Winter Street, the following recent publications: "O heart of my heart" (Song), March Gavotte, and Ariel's songs from "The Tempest," by G. W. Marston. "Beside the Summer Sea" and "A bird was singing" (Songs) by Henshaw Dana. "My love will return to me" (Song), by J. D. Leavitt. Snowflake and In the Twilight, by George Philipp. Polka, Rondino and Romanza, by George Philipp. "O tell me, thou life" (Hymn Anthem), by H. M. Dunham...
...song by Marston, Dana's "By the Summer Sea," the Gavotte by Marston, the Rondino and Romanza by Phillip, have somewhat more than average merit...
...players were handicapped as follows: Messrs. Mason, Denton, and Roby played even; Messrs. Mason and Roby gave Messrs. Blaine and Marston each 50 points in 200, Mr. Denton giving them respectively 40 and 25 points in 200. Messrs. Blaine and Marston played even. The tournament is not yet concluded, as one game still remains to be played. Mr. Roby is, however, sure of the first prize, Mr. Mason of the second, and Mr. Denton of the third...