Century Magazine/Volume 41/Issue 5
Contents
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- General Crook in the Indian Country, by Captain John G. Bourke
- The Faith Doctor, by Edward Eggleston
- The Century Club, by A. R. Macdonough
- Australian Cities, by George R. Parkin
- Aux Invalides, by Edgar Fawcett
- Moonlight, by Celia Thaxter
- The Memoirs of Talleyrand. With an Introduction, by Whitelaw Reid
- Experiences of War Prisoners. Plain Living at Johnson's Island, by Horace Carpenter
- A Mystery of the Sea, by Edwin K. Buttolph
- An American in Tibet. Through Eastern Tibet and Central China, by W. Woodville Rockhill
- The Utopian Pointer, by David Dodge
- Give Me Not Tears, by Rose Hawthorne Lathrop
- Colonel Carter of Cartersville, by F. Hopkinson Smith
- Penhallow, by Edith Robinson
- Gold Hunters of California. Resume of Fremont's Expedition, by M. N. O.
- Gold Hunters of California. The Origin of the Fremont Explorations, by Jessie Benton Fremont
- Gold Hunters of California. Rough Times in Rough Places, by Micajah McGehee
- Gold Hunters of California. Montgomery and Fremont, by Josiah Royce
- Gold Hunters of California. Three Gold Dust Stories, by J. F. B. Marshall
- The People and Finance
- Unorganized Municipal Reform
- Unregarded Literary Standards
- George W. Childs
- Walter Howe
- H. C. Lodge on Civil Service Reform, by William B. Aiken
- Rejoinder to: H. C. Lodge on Civil Service Reform, by Henry Cabot Lodge
- The Women Who Do the Work, by Florence Lockwood
- Working Girls' Clubs, by Florence Lockwood
- Two Monuments, by Horace F. Cutter
- What of the Desert, by J. W. Gregory
- Two Interviews with Robert E. Lee, by W. W. Page
- Madame de Remusat on Talleyrand and Bonaparte
- Talleyrand and Washington, by Cephas Brainerd
- Reflections, by Charles D. Stewart
- I Kilt Er Cat, by Virginia Frazer Boyle
- The Looked-For Man, by Margaret Gilman George
- The Poet Undone, by John Kendrick Bangs
- To Her Quill Pen, by Frederick A. Stokes
- Hans's Hundred Dollars, by Doane Robinson
- The Smoker in a Tunnel, by Charles Henry Luders
- The White, White Rose, by William Page Carter
