1892 Scribner's Magazine August

1892. soft. Good. Scribner s Magazine August 1892 Volume XII Number 2 Publisher-Printing Location: Charles Scribner s Sons New York Date and Numbering: August 1892 Volume XII Number 2 Size and Page Count: soft cover, 230 pages including advertizements 9.5 X 6.5

Condition: Good - some red ink smudges on a few pages and a few illustrations, this magazine has the normal uncut pages that have some edges rolled, the binding very good and pages otherwise very good. Illustrations Information : 45 illustrations , plus those with the advertizements Articles and Information:
This is the annual fiction number of Scribner's. It contains seven stories, four of them handsomely illustrated.
The complete contents are:

• I Have Followed the Currents Under the Branches. Frontispiece. Drawn by C. Delort; engraved by F. A. Pettit.
• "Stories of a Western Town"'I. The Besetment of Kurt Lieders.'" By Octave Thanet; illustrated by A. B. Frost.
• "Faded Pictures." By 'William Vaughn Moody.
• "A Riverside Parish." By Walter Besant. The fifth article in the series on " The Poor in Great Cities." Illustrated by Hugh Thomson.
• "Sun in the Willows." By Harrison S. Morns.
• "When the Century Came In." By Mrs. Burton Harrison.
• "After the Battle." By Edgar Mayhew Bacon.
• "Icebergs." By N. S. Shaler. Illustrated by W. L. Taylor; engraving by Heard, Van Ness, Varley, Merrill, E. H. and George Del'Orme.'
• As One Having Authority." By H. C. Bunner; illustrated by W. T. Smedley.
• "Jack-in-the Box." By T. R. Sullivan.
• "Guerin's Centaur." By Mrs. James T. Fields; illustrated by C. Delort; engraving by Peckwell.
• "The Triumph of Mary Laviolette." By Duncan Campbell Scott; illustrated by Chester Loomis.
• "Children's Nights." By Kate Douglas Wiggin.
• "A Little Parable." By Anne Reeve Aldrich.
• "How I Sent My Aunt to Baltimore"A True Story." By Charles Stewart Davison.
• "Historic Moments: Driving the Last Spike of the Union Pacific." By Sidney Dillon; with illustrations from a photograph.
• "The Point of View." 'A Lack of Faith in Literature ' The Deucalion of Tahit 'The Perfect Person in Fiction' 'A Provision for Age.'