McClure’s Magazine

August, 1893.

Vol. I. No. 3

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A Dialogue Between Eugene Field and Hamlin Garland. Recorded by Hamlin Garland.	[195]
The Shadow Boatswain. By Bliss Carman.	[205]
The Slapping Sal. By Conan Doyle.	[206]
“Human Documents.”	[213]
Some Professional Adventures of Karl Hagenbeck. By Raymond Blathwayt.	[219]
The Story I Heard on the Cars. By Mrs. E. V. Wilson.	[224]
Mrs. Gladstone and Her Good Works. By Mary G. Burnett.	[235]
A Boys’ Republic. By Alfred Balch.	[242]
The Happy Life. By Sir Henry Wotton.	[254]
Edwin Booth. On and Off the Stage. By Adam Badeau.	[255]
Burglars Three. By James Harvey Smith.	[268]
Stranger Than Fiction. By Dr. William Wright.	[277]

Illustrations

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The Old Homestead at Fayetteville, Vermont.	[196]
Eugene Field’s Home at Buena Park, Chicago.	[197]
The Hall.	[198]
A Bit of Library.	[199]
The Dining-Room.	[199]
The Drawing-Room.	[201]
Field’s “Treasures.”	[203]
Hairy Hudson.	[206]
Captain Johnson and Mr. Wharton.	[207]
The Action.	[209]
Aboard the “Leda.”	[210]
Oliver Wendell Holmes.	[214]
J. J. Ingalls.	[216]
Jules Verne.	[218]
Karl Hagenbeck’s Father and His First Show in Berlin.	[220]
The Scramble in Munich.	[223]
The Old and New Castle of Hawarden.	[236]
Miss Glynne (Mrs. Gladstone), 1838.	[237]
The Orphanage, Hawarden.	[237]
The Inmates of Woodsford Hall in the Forest.	[239]
The Annual Lunch Party of the Notting Hill School Girls.	[240]
Mrs. Gladstone To-day.	[241]
The Chapel.	[243]
The Camp on March.	[249]
A Halt for Supper.	[250]
The Barge.	[250]
Captain Cairn’s House.	[253]
The Death Mask of Edwin Booth.	[267]
“I Ain’t No Missionary!”	[269]
“Excellent Claret,” Said Harry.	[271]
“No Violence, Jim!”	[272]
“What Is Your Annual Income as a Burglar?”	[273]