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RiCHm0xD,s nOzENSwElG.
Hudson, the ssQuack,'' Sent UP for Seven
Years.

Hudson, the ssQuack,'' Sent UP for Seven
Years.
RICHMOND, Va, June s. 1874
"Doctor" E. H. Hudson, q colored quack, the
Rozensweig of Richmond was o-day sentenced to
the Pententiary for seven years for the murder OF
a colored girl named Mary Boyd, on whom he had
performed malpractice. Hudson was one OF the
leading colored republican politicians and quack
doctor among his race OF this city. He has several
times been one OF the judges Of election in the
ward in which he resides, and important political
meetings and consultations usually took place at
the 'dOctor's" Office From circumstances devel-
oped since his arrest and imprisonment ir has
been ascertained that Hudson also did quite
thriving trade in the prohibited practice among
women OF his own race. The extent OF his opera
lions cannot even be surmised but they are
known to have been on the largest scale.
How long and how successfully Hudson might
have continued to pursue his vile avocaton can
not be conjectured mad murder not resulted In
one OF his cases On Tuesday, the 21st OF April
last, DR.. Ross, OF this city, was summoned to the
residence of Mary Boyd situated IN an alley, be-
and Filth streets. On arriving there he found the
woman In ertTemts and beyond the power OF medi-
cal aid. Around the dying woman were number
OF other colOred females belonging to q benevolent
society Of which she was Q member. From these
the Doctor ELECTED the TACT that Mary, having
but . few hours, said Eyes, I know it am
gong very fast, and now am going to tell you all
the truth" Then she hesitated, when the curious
sister besought her eagerly to tell all she knew,
and. In the hearing OF the several persons present.
she gave substantially the death-Ded confession
that 81 have had child, and gave 1t to DR.. Hud-
son, who took 1t away. He took 1t from me and
he has got it,
Alter the "Doctor's' arrest Coroner Taylor
went to his ONCE to procure the child il possible,
but, alter thorough search, 1t could not be iOund
Hudson was first indicted for the malpractice
and afterwards for murder, and, but for the
able defence made BY Z. =. Cabel, his lawyer, he
would In all probability have terminated hts vie
career the rallOWs {
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American Merchants Union Express, OK esk /;
United States Express. 67k 67x; Pacific Mail,
Il a Az; New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad, 97I q g7h; Erie, 321S s2x; Harlem, 100
. 12sk; Delaware, Lackawanna ana Western, 1887
1Os1; Lake Shore. Tx TAX; Union Pacific,
Is 25k; Pittsburg, SIX SIX; Chicago and
Northwestern, ssh 39k; do preferred. SAX .
SAY; New Jersey Central loek q iO7 chicago
and Rock Island, 961S s6z; Milwaukee and st.
Paul, 80 q ask: do. preferred, 5lx o 50; Toledo
and wabash, a5k ASK 0uio and Mississippi 22x
q 231; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 25,l = 25k; do.
preferred, 80 a 81 O.. @. and I. O.. Is 1SK.
THE LAKE sH0KB STATEMENT.
For the convenience Of our readers we repuDlish
q recent statement purporting to show the COM
parative earnings and expenses Of the Lake Shore
Railroad Company for the first four months OF 1873
and 1874 together with the ofaclal report of last
August for the first six months of 1874
The following are the comparative earnings and
expenses OF the Lake Shore Railroad Company
from January TO April 30:-
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Strikers Punfshed.
Before Judge Smith,

Before Judge Smith.
Peter Farrell and John Walters were arraigned
for taxing part Ia the riot which took place on
Saturday afternoon In Third avenue, near Forty
eighth street, between two bodies OF Irish and
Italian labOrers. An examination was accorded
the defendants, and, being found guilty, the Court
fined them $40 each, IN default OF which and
$500 bail to keep the peace they were committed
to PRISON.
Carrying q slungshot.
Onicer John Brown, OF the Twenty-second pre-
clnct, charged q prisoner OF his named Patrick
Sheridan with carrying slungshot and using is
pretty freely on persons with whom he had difi-
Guilty in West Fifty-third street on Saturday
night The prisoner did not have much to say for
himself, and the Court having no sympathy with
offenders OF this kind sheridan was committed TO
stand hiQ trial.
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ins1 ct 81 no. Barley malt nrm Canada n Is . q:
Western, u 50 81 90 Other articles uncbangld.

Western 81 50 a 81 90 Other articles ancSang,d
Flour auee and unchanged. Wheat dull and lower a.
1S " A. = N 70 aOF amber Hichgan 81 ST.
Corn dull and shade lower at CSC for high mixed July
64kc; August &C September, &c low mixed size
sGc for No FIeishts dull and UNCHANGED Receipts
shipmsnts-S,000 bushels wheat and 5000 do. corn
CHICAGO, June g. 1874
Flour duil ana nominal Wheat opened duh; closed
DO, p isn cash q June; p TX alb is July; 81 u
nrm and n fair demand a Tor No. mixed cash
oIxc- o6Hc-; rejected 6Sxc. sc. Osts steady at
f ~ oa :Sa f fSr N !. ess June
en- snd nominal whiasey steady at $50 Pork steady q
~ ~ cash 1nne or July Lard quiet and weak; held
s MS no f:sss rsishs 1T Buffalo corn
wheat 26l ,o0o 40 corn, 5000 do. oats 1000 do rye
and ~ 40 barley shpments-6 QUO bills nour. zig 00
do barley. - - - - 49,
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THE AMAZON RIVER SURVEY.
An American Omcsr Prepared tn Repor

An American OmCer Prepared to Report.
LIMA, May 10, 1874
BY the present steamer Admiral Tucker pro-
ceeds to the United States under orders from the
government to publish, In several languages, the
result OF his labors in surveying the Peruvian
branches OF the Amazon. The work will be highly
important, tnasmuch as territory hitherto a
terra iacO0nttd will be laid open to the public
view.
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@s1ss
j SSsss *? ss,Sss
arrive Va also sales Us d sasses
Ne ss sF nsh Ys 81 a End
aas at " asys only Z mote
All Sa and aa H a. s but
Csc tor mixed and sc &C. for white Rye remained
FRslGHrs.-For berth freights the market was very
wasa continual fair demand from the oil
Iselpoo :sssn DusSss 3 srsia =
So: sGas III pSs
The Sris Ssre e Senee to
SR Win
a. Baltic port s0T w pD hsn's 81 to
"a
q 49, Win sb n S n
ss ID British ship hence TO Bremen, with 1000 bbla
RnsdSm Or
With s y. bb of refined do at 5s If to Cork. for or
fair 0sSpg trade q:
mixed. soc; ssc do, cayed, ssc Soc; DO, musco.
siss oc English Stands o sSo Sc Now New
WE NAas s.OsSs.on Change to-day the market for
E,ne Sqoasas &c. sssn
raa sass
snd rs b g. 4s a. e 500 Ss g
Tar was Ss 6ns sless% steady at q . tor Washing
PrrnoIEuH,-Renned was moderately sought after to-
Ss e & aess4y a.
and go bills deliverable from the let to the 6n Of Jay
Ss r prompt d Essf bD
ss S$srt Ct
ru@orsd prompt delivery GSs Fse % Tie ys
Uy oil aas 81 ~ Pns snss as s
Ts Sss a e q asoeS il ysy dull 81
q?
;ss s and
$Is is cash go sI!s for JS1s :. si5 ss
mes Ts%snsd ss So sss :?
! IL CLEAR is at s. D 'a4ss d. we're
: ssy Sseneq market s s p
sriss t. as 20 So
~ va
90 s HF q oa and
day but hs few were e. prices and
ss:.
the market dull and easier, closing at II 7-l6c
111c for june and IL &c. ii 9l6c. July. We have
only to note sale of 80 terces for July at c City
lara was quiet; 80 tierces sold at lie. Ike
SUGAR.-For raw sugar the market moderately
active, and firm the basis of TIC &c. for fair and
hhds Of fair to strictly good at &c. 8c ID hhus at
sHc 500 hhds ef eenrifgal At &c. g hhds q moassss
per lb Refined was firm, r., and met with = fair 10;
@ for eHS siar and
mon 7Yc rs; iair 70 good far, &C.; COED to
prime g choice SIC se centrifugal h hhds
boxes. isc: g; %sisdo, Sc; oisyedIboxe:
SIC SIC. do. IS to Is SIC SSc. DO l6 to iS S,c
i0&c. Do. 10 to 20 0skc lOAc. white 91ic lo3sc
Porto co-Rennine. common 70 prime. Ike, sIc.;
standard Nos. to IA SIC as5c Java-Dutch Standard
Nos. 10 to ~ SIC; sAc Manila-superior and extra
superior, nc. q TIC.
RIoE.-The marke1 was quiet but steady. Jobbing
parcels the amount of IS fierccs OF Carolina at from
Rang0on at TIC. a 7kc. per lb.
SrEARINE.-The market remained dull but was quoted
nominally steady at l21zc. HAc. per lb
TALLOw.--The market was quiet but firm. Prime city
quoted at 3l6c 6c per h. The sales embrace about
H5O0 lbs OF out OF town stock ct from l66c. 8fc
per Id.
this date 87 bbls The market was quiet but steady
Sales l26 bills at 81
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BurLER--sMrL-OnT Tuesday, June q 1874, at St.
James church, Shutdown, l.. l.. by the Right Rev.
A. A. Littlejohn, Bishop OF Long Isiand assisted By
Rev. James u. Lee, OF ". James, and Rev. Arthur
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE coPART-
signed. under the 1rm name Of Firmenich Carlson,
mas been tins DAY dissolved by mutual consent Mr.
LARSEN recurring All debts owing the said partner
ship are TO be received by the undersigned, NJ FIR
menicn Dy whom all claims against the said Arm have
oeeh aSSumod MAGNUS FIRMENICH.
JOHANNES CARLSEN.
The business will be carried under the nrm ana
Church street NJ FIRMENICH
JUNK l, 1874
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CLOSING PRICES SATURDAY THREE O'CLOCK p n
western Union Telegraph, 7aa 73X; Adams
Express, log q IC7; Wells Fargo Express, IS 10:
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Decrease. S74O,4o7 t77s,oel Inc. s33, 15t

Decrease. $740,4o7 t77s,o64 Inc. .$33, 15s
The following are the oficlal figures for the six
months ending June 30, 1873 embracing the four
months OF 1878 In foregoing statemenO -
Received from freight. 361 ,3o7
Received nom passengers ............... 2017,0z2
Received tom express .--................. 1855, lA
Received from mails. ............ l15,JOl
Received from miscellaneous ............ 242, 902
Total receipts from all sources. So. 892, 073
Operating expenses and taxes being
70 48-l0O per cent or earnings) ........ 1868 96s
Total net earnings to June 80. ...... 1913, III
From the recent statement OF four months busi-
ness and the onncial report for six months OF 1879
the following deductions are made:-
Net
EARNINGS Expenses EarnfnQs
To June &c. 1873 So 892.073 $7,66S,966 $2,32s III
To April 30. 1873. 6,530, 100 4,377982 2,152,1S7
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COPARTNERsHIPs.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE cOPART.
signed, under the firm name oil Theodore A. Hertel
CO.. has been this day dissolved by mutual consent All
the undersigned Charles W. Proctor, 70 whom all de-
mands the said partnership to be prese ned FOR
payment THEODORE A. HEKTEL p.~..a-.
CHARLES W. PROCTOR. 1uw'A
BRooKLYN, 9Th June. 1874
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GOO 0Q0 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT
pCLU.UUO gage on New York and Brooklyn I'M
proved Real Estate; PRINCIPALS onlv dealt with co
ALBERT H. NICOLAY CO.,
No ~ Pine street.
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES SATURDAY.
The following table shows the opening, highest
and lowest prtcas OF the DAY.
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WA&TED-YOUNG MAN WITH $500 IN NO.
w paying business; or will pay $lUO monthly salnry
for man and money. South Fifth avenue.
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FINANCIAL.

$4,000 TO LOAN IMMEDIATELY, LARGE OR
"A. small amounts. on Frst and second Mortgages and
IeasehQd Properly city or Brooklyn; lowest current
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES OF THE WEEK.
The following table shows the extreme nuctua
ttona for the week in the leading shares:-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIEs.

ITO DESIRABLE PARTY AN INTEREST WILL BE
ofered in established seed house in Central New
York object TO extend the business. Address SEEDS
Herald Office. =
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&S00 TO NO0-PARTNER WANTED IN RE-
VcOO spectacle business requiring the attention
Two, where he can realize good income Apply to
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PErERs-On Saturday, April 4, at Venice. italy
JOSEPHINE GEanrI daughter o. Josephine O. and
years.
PINcKNEY, youngest SON Of samuel and Preelove
spectIay invited to attend his funeral nom M the
residence OF his parents, No. 81 Macdougai street,
on Tuesday, June 9. at twelve O'Clock N.
PRENTICH-At Car6ruhe, Germany, on Friday
June 8, 1874, HENRIETTA PRENTICE wife OF James
Prentice, aged 40 years.
OF heart disease, MARY a., wife OF Major WIN. d.
Quincy, OF New York city.
SANDs.-On Sunday, June Z, MARY A SANDS
widow Of the late Rev. +. Sands, aged As years.
Friends and relatives Of the family are Invited to
O'Clock. romlher residence, No. 200 East Eignteenth
street without further notice.
SOorr.-On saturday, June g 1874, after brief
LER, widow or Alexander N. L. Scott
Funeral services at her late residence, az West
O'Clock p N. nsermens next dsy, SOodx,l Gem.
etarv Montgomery. Orange county, N. Y.
SrEINeKR-On Saturday, June g. 1874, JOHN W.
His friends and those Of MIS- ias6er. John strtngcr,
are respectfully invited TO attend his funeral rom
ms late residence. 843 Fourth avenue, corner OF
O'Clock.
vANDERvooRr.--on Thursday, june 4, HIRAM
VANDERv0ORr, aged Sc years. months and days
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the mneral. rom mn
late residence, 1913 Cannon street, on MondaTs
June g. at two O'Clock p. NJ
Enthusiastically, on Saturday, June Q, 1873
at his residence No 1886 East Twenty-fourth strees
| JOHN WALSH, aged o. years.
The relatives and friends OF the family and those
| OF his orin-aw, John h. Doan, are respectfully
| invited to attend che funeral, from st. Stsphenu
| church. East Twenty-eighth street. on tuesday,
/ the 9rh inst at ten O'Clock A. NJ. where solemn
re0uiem mass will be offered for the rcp0se al htr
soul. Interment In Calvary Cemeterf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-27
Ronts and Shnes

u. w. Frost & Co., have a large
Shoe Factory at corner of Main and
9Th streets. They are equipped with
improved machinery, and furnish
large amount of stock to jobbers.-
Their work is equal in appearance and
superior in quality to Northern work.
They also keep on hand fine stock OF
northern shoes for gents, ladies and
children. There are now employed in
the establishment, fifteen hands, and
it is in contemplation to increase the
force TO thirty hands. The house is
certainly superior to any similar enter
prise which has been in the country.
JOB Printing
is done at the Office of the BRISTOL
News, in all styles, from the'piainest
dOdger, to the most deliberately cOlored
and shaded bills. cards, bill heads, let
ter heads, circulars &c. The motto OF
the office, is work done in city style,
at city prices,n and with this inscribed
upon its banner, the NEWS has all of
the Job Work it can do, but is getting
ready to do more. The demand for
Job Work is becoming greater, and we
mean TO meet it.
Toys and Corrections
are furnished in great variety by
Messrs. E. Kuhnert Son, who manu-
facture an excellent article of pure
candy, and keep their counter supplied
with nice article of cakes. They also
furnish outfits for wedding tables.
ENTERPRISES not advertised in the
NeUs, can be inserted in this column
at fair price in money.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-27
Best Cabinet Organ OH Very
Favorable Terms.

Many person would find a parlor
organ a great benefit to himself aud
family, and would gladly purchase
one if he could spare the means. He
could pay Z moderate sum monthly
or quarterly, and would like to do 50.
but is not willing to pay the ex-
orb difference in price of the Or
gan usually charged for such accom-
mediation. It has been customary to
charge twenty-five, fifty, or even
greater percentage difference for or
gaus so purchased.
Such persons viii learn with pleas
ure hat the Mason & Hamlin Organ
Co., whose organs are unGuestionably
the best in the world, are trying the
experiment Of offering their instru-
ments for time payments on terms and
prices which every one will admit to
be reasonable. and which many dea-
lcrs say cannot possibly be offered
An organ may be obtained by a
first payment of ten dollars or up
wards. 1t is rented to the party taxi
ing it with privilege Of purchase, and
may be returned when not longer
wanted. 1t purchased within a year
all rent paid is allowed, and the cost
to the purchaser is only five to ten
per cent, more than the very loves
price for which such an organ could
be purchased for cash down. Cir,
cuIars with full explanations can be
obtained from the Company Adj
dress them at Boston, New York or
Chicago.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-27

THE shade Of color which seems
decidedly most in favor of this autumn
is the very blush shade of gray call
ed Russian gray. Steel blue is
another variety of the same, and
agrees well with the steel bead
embroidery now so much in favor.
/; would be an error. however, to
suppose that the present freur for
beading will be lasting. 1t often
comes, but never lasts very long.
The fact is. Jet beads in moderation,
are elegant and effective, especially
npon dali black silks and black vel
vet but beading to any great extent.
Aad especially steel or glass beading
is not in good taste; aud so though
they may be carried away for awhile,
by The caprice of fashiaa, ladies Of
real tatse very soon give up beading
when it verges Oh bad style From
D moret's Monthly for NocemSr.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-27

G0ne.-'eter Mortorana, a late en-
pIoyee of the A. NJ. & o. r. r.. recent
ly got on a spree and eRaptied five bar
rels of a huge French pistol at the
crowd under the passenger shed on the
arrival of the Tenn. cars. For this
and sundry threats to take the life Of
Wr. a. DapratO, warraI.t was issued
for his arrest TO answer a charge Of
felony, He had fallen, while intoxi-
Gated. from his front door, down
fight OF steps some ten feet high. and
received such injury that he was al
lowed opportunity to recover, but
playing The game on a more sober
schedule he took the hint and left be-
tween two days, and thus saved him
self very troublesome and dangerous
prosecution. if the charges had been
made good on trial.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-27
TALKS WITH WOMAN.
Our House.-LetteF to n Young
House Keeper.
lie giveth his beloved slcep."
By Jennie June.
THE sLEEPING-RoOM.

lie g'veth bis beloved sleep"
Let any of us try to recall sleeping
rooms which have impressed them
selves upon the memory, pleasantly or
otherwise, and Re shzll see up, n
Sbat slight, apparent causes hung
OGr liking or repusnauce. There is a
wel.-remcmbcred room which be-
longed to the vine. reathed cottage
Of an Eng sh relative, in an English
village. The walls were whi'eued.
and held few pictures-nOt st ali
cheeIful-of Anauias and Sarphira
tie Crucifxion, and the Scene 10 tie
Temple: but an old china pot full of
dried rose leaves stood upon a very
old, carved bureau. The small,
triangular, diamond pIned windows
opened upon an 0ld>!a ,hioned Eug
fish garden, full of goseberry and cur
rant bushes, pear and plum trees,
GeehiveS and bird rOosts. roses sud
daffy-dOwn-d.lIies, "oId man. and
scarlet runners, peppermint ard
sweet majoram. And though quar-
ter of acentnry has passed, yet the
little girl of seven. lying luxurious!y
between the sheets of heavy linen,
white as snow, and scented with la
vendor, feels again tie morning breeze
upon her cEee:is, gets the odor Of tie
Sweetbrier and the roses, and lives
over again the dreamiess nights Of an
English summer, in pretty English
home.
Women need exercise in more
ways than riding or walking even /:
they require to use their hands and
arms, to brow out their chests, to
put the whole body in motion, No
Health Lift, no gymnastics are half
SO good for this purpose, as making
beds, and sweeping. busting, and ar
ranging rooms. Then there is some
thing peculiarly agreeable in the
thought that an intelligent hand
touches and smooths sheets and pill
lows, evens everything off nicely,
removes with care dust from vases,
bottles, books, and secret hooks and
cOruers. leaves the toilet apparatus
in ord r, and takes away whatever is
unsightly. The time requied is very
little, indeed, when the work is done
with regularity, aud satisfaction is
immmense.
Let us make our slecpingrooms i'll
some sense haliowed ground. sacred
TO repOSe, TO gentle thoughts, to truth.
to purity representative, in brief, CT
the life We hope for when the last
sleep opens the portals upon a divi-
ner day From DemoreSt S Monthly
for NogemJer.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-27
The Eclectic Magazine.

The contcntents for the Electic for
November present the usual com5i-
nation of entertainment aud solid
instruction, as glance Mt the table
of contents viii show: Finger Rings,
Professor Tyndalf's Address before
the British Association at Belfast Yin
full; Woman suffrage: A Reply TO
Mr.. Goodwin Smith; Montalembert,
by the Due d'Aumq!e; 4 Roman
Funeral Charles Sumner-In Memoir
lam, by w. w. Story: The Greek
Fool: NJ. GGizot: The Spectre of tie
Rose: Star Gauging: Harschers Two
Methods, by Richard A. Proctor,
Z. r. S.; A Witch Trial in the
Fourteenth Century: Two German
Crusoes: and Dean Stanley, of whom
there is also an excellent portrait.
There are also several more chap
tiers of, Far from the Msdding. Crowd /:
and the Editorial departments are
very full and interesting,
For Sale by King & Hill.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-27
Chnnpn of fEnsc

Preparatory to which we wish to re.
duce our stock, particularly, of Paints
Oils, Varnishcs, Colors, Window Glass
Putty Brushes, &C.. &C.. as much a;
possible we will offer extra induce
ments TO cash purchasers until the LIST
of August about which time we ex-
pect to occupy No. 6. James Block,
which will be newly fitted up in mo-
dern style, where our facilities for SER
wing our friends will be greatly in
creased, and these services will be rem
dered with greater satisfaction to our
ourselves.
BUNTING & PEPPER.
July 1T.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-27
ScribncT's Monthly for NOvem-
Der.

"Pictures from Florida" is the title
of the Great South" paper ia Serb
ner's FOR November. The illustrations
are numerous and striking, and the
information with regard TO the missing
Of fruit and the health-giving qualities
OF the climate - interesting and time
Iy. \ curious little illustrated paper
in the same number tells about the
celebrated Roman Catholic Miracle
OF Lourdes." There is portrait and
sketch of, and poem by. J. r. Trow
bridge, author of 1.-The VagaboHds"
and The "Jacll Hazard" stories !; a
scene from DIR. Hollands "Mistress of
the Manse," with illustrations more
of Jules Verne's mysterious Island";
and "a pleasing announcement to
many readers) the beginning Of SAKE
HOlm's My TOurmaline," a story
which will run through three or four
numbers. A brief biographical and
critical sketch Of Richard Wagner, the
famous composer, is written by Mr..
Hueffer. the well-known London
critic, author of the book entitled The
Music of the Future" There are
short stories 10y Boyesen ("The Story
of an Outcast') and Stockton c'Rud-
der Grange,") and this number gives
a second paper of "Recoilections
Charles sumner" by his private Sec
rotary, Mr.. Johnson.
Dr. Holland, in "TOpics Of the
Time" discusses Tyndaii's late adj
dress, and 1.-The Relations of Clergy
men to Women" "The Old Cabinet"
describs "A Trip to the City" and
the other departments have contents
much rs usuOl
The November number begins a new
volume, and the publishers make some
interesting announcements for the
new year, including serial by DR.
Holland, called The Story of Seven
Oaks" and a series Of illustrated arti
Giles, entitled "a Farmers Vacation
Abroad