4. The Folk-Lorist. (Chicago.) Vol. I. Nos. 2–3. July, 1893. Description of a Hopi Doll. A. M. Stephen.—The Story of Hepi and Winona. E. L. Huggins.—Cheyenne Funeral Rites. H. R. Voth.—Cante Sica, or Badheart. W. Cartwright.—Tree and Animal Stories. Mary A. Owen.—How the Dog’s Mouth came to be ragged. A. R. Watson.—Korean Folk-lore. H. R. Hulbert.—Japanese Folk-lore. E. W. Clements.—The Original of Uncle Remus Tar Baby in Japan. W. E. Griffis.—Modern Mexican Witchcraft. A. T. Graybill.—Some Egyptian Legends and Superstitions. I. Ben Yacar.—Illinois Folk-Lore. W. W. Bassett.—Washington Superstitions. Miss M. Ten Eyck.—A Witch-Trap. L. C. Vance.—A Few East African Superstitions. Mrs. French-Sheldon.—Miscellany.
5. Popular Science Monthly. (New York.) Vol. XLIII. No. 3, July, 1893. Moral Life of the Japanese, W. D. Eastlake.—Evil Spirits. H. H. Long.—No. 4, August. The Revival of Witchcraft. E. Hart.—No. 5, September. Folk-lore Study in America. L. J. Vance.—Grandfather Thunder. A. L. Alger.
6. Folk-Lore. (London.) Vol. IV. No. 2, June, 1893. Cinderella and Britain. A. Nutt.—The False Bride. Miss G. M. Godden.—English Folk-Drama. T. Fairman Ordish.—Folk-lore Gleanings from County Leitrim. L. L. Duncan.—Balochi Tales. M. Longworth Dames.—Obeah Worship in East and West Indies. M. Robinson and M. J. Walhouse. (Illustrated.) The Oldest Icelandic Folk-lore. W. A. Craigie.—The Folk. J. Jacobs.—Review.—Correspondence.—Chained Images. R. C. Temple.—Red-haired Men. W. H. D. Rouse.—Notes and News.—Folk-lore Society. Proceedings at Evening Meetings.—Miscellanea. Melting Wax Images of Intended Victims. Smelling the Head in Token of Affection. Naxian Superstitions. Tokens of Death. How to locate a Drowned Body. The Overflowing of Magic Wells. Immuring Alive.—Folk-lore Bibliography.
7. The Illustrated Archæologist. (London. Edited by J. Romilly Allen.) Vol. I. No. 1, June, 1893. The Cup of Ballafletcher. E. Sidney Hartland.
8. The Westminster Review. (London.) Vol. CXL. No. 2, August, 1893. Burial Customs. E. Howlett.
9. L’Anthropologie. (Paris.) Vol. IV. No. III, May-June, 1893. La famille patriarcale au Caucase. M. Kovalefski.
10. Bulletin de la Société Neuchateloise de Geographie. (Neuchatel.) Vol. VII. 1892–1893. Une visite au pays des Hakka, dans la province de Canton. C. Pitou.—Les ensevelissements de personnes vivantes et le “lœss” dans le nord de la Chine. C. Pitou.—Racontars mythologiques des Sauvages australiens. E. Reclus.
11. Journal des Savants. (Paris.) May-June, 1893. La légende de Saladin. G. Paris.—August. La légende de Saladin. G. Ebers.
12. Mélusine. (Paris.) Vol. VI. No. 9, May-June, 1893. Le Grand Diable d’Argent, patron de la Finance. H. Gaidoz.—Un livre sur Cendrillon. H. Gaidoz.—Bibliographie.—No. 10, July-August. La Fille qui fait la morte pour son honneur garder. Nigra, Loquin, and Doncieux.—La Mensuration du Cou. Perdrizet and Gaidoz.—La Fascination. (Continued.) J. Tuchmann.—Le Petit Chaperon Rouge. E. Rolland.—Bibliographie.
13. Revue de l’Histoire des Religions. (Paris.) Vol. XXVII. No. 3, May-June, 1893. Bulletin des Religions de l’Inde. I. Véda et Brahminisme. (Continued.) A. Barth.