Review of reviews and world's work . he Museum of the Louvre.—I. Delaunay.—Concluded. M. G. Lafen- True Architect of the Old Town Hall of Paris. M. Bernard Art. M. T. de Bibliography for the Last Six Months of the Year 1891. M. Paulin Teste. Magazine of Art.—January. Portrait of a Lady. Photogravure after JohnRussell. John Russell. With Portrait and otherIllustrations. G. C. Williamson. House Architecture-Exterior. (Illus.) Two Winter Exhibitions. (Illus.) Book-Edge Decoration. (Illus.) Miss The Dulwic
Review of reviews and world's work . he Museum of the Louvre.—I. Delaunay.—Concluded. M. G. Lafen- True Architect of the Old Town Hall of Paris. M. Bernard Art. M. T. de Bibliography for the Last Six Months of the Year 1891. M. Paulin Teste. Magazine of Art.—January. Portrait of a Lady. Photogravure after JohnRussell. John Russell. With Portrait and otherIllustrations. G. C. Williamson. House Architecture-Exterior. (Illus.) Two Winter Exhibitions. (Illus.) Book-Edge Decoration. (Illus.) Miss The Dulwich Gallery.—L alius.) Portfolio.— Bookworm. Etching after J. A. Lo- Inns of Court.—L (Illus.) Austin Dobsons Hogarth. (Illus.) C. Spanish Shepherd. Etching by beth Yorkshire Coast. —I aHus.) J. Leyland. Scribners.— Illustration of To-day. (Illus.)W. A. Coffin. THE NEW BOOKS. THE DARKEST-ENGLAND SOCIAL SCHEME. kitI / Jjf /?//. HOMELESS. THERE has been issued from the British publicationdepartment of the Salvation Army an intensely in-teresting report of what has been accomplished in the firstyear of the Darkest-England Social Scheme. It is abright and hopeful book, which tells in about IGO pageshow the £100,000 given a year ago for the initiation ofthe proposals then made by General Booth has been ex-pended, and with what prospects of future expansion andsuccess. It is a remarkable story, and one that will sat-isfy all inquiring minds except those so hopelessly preju-diced that nothing could make them admit that anythinggood could come from a project that they condemned ayear ago without understanding it. WHAT HAS BEEN DONE IN TWELVE MONTHS. We might easily fill pages with quotations from thisreport, but will refer our readers to the book itself, andquote only from the excellent summary in the chapter,•The Book in Brief: Let us look at the Homeless and Starving, treated
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