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Marsh v. AAstsrton.--Case settled and orders
on Tie.
TRIALS, AcoUITTArs. CONVICTIONS AND SIN


TENCEs.
Lewis FISCHER. German butcher, VINO was
charged with cutting little boz named william
Greentnai Ia the ear with : KBue % the 25tn Of
Fs0ruary, was promptly acquitted. he having
sausrcd tho Jury tr4s tie sasnt injury indicted
was accidental.
lane Ma sBal, wno vas charged win acting IA
compnclsy with Dennls splaIu 10 stealing a tray
az rings r0ttn sil3, rom the store 81 fsadOre
Lewk0wtrt. AZ ~. ~ 6 Grana street 90 tne l0th
o. tDe month, was .ouul BE- guilty.
lsaag Loeb 100 was charged with stealing
twelve prces 0f Cloth aud eiEnt dozen or towels,
valued - tlI3. tae property q. Andres McGtath.
pleaded rul.tY ~ petit larceny. lie ans renamed
Tor sentence.
Joseph " elG y0unr German boy, was convicted
o. orRery iu Inc .ourth degree. On the 6tu uf
April ne preseEte1 otdet ~ Frances Dldier,
puruOrtInE " nave NHeu sIHned ay Jacques nass.
gp0n WWcH lie 18fMned WE boxes 0f clgars,
worth 81. tle seat to tile PcRtenNary Tor
one ygsf
me Jury ID me easc % nsram KRAFT rendered 4
verdict ~ guuty. IEe prisoner va remanded tot
sentence.
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THE SUIT FOR CITY DEPOSITS.

The particulars or she suit brought by tne city
against the Broadway National Bank 20 recover
some SO 600 900 claimed 60 be due the city from de-
posts OF city iunds in the bank while II was one or
the depositaes OF the city and county funds, have
already been given at length IN the HERALD. II
IA one or that class o; suits however that Is not
only long time in reaching trial. but has TO
20 thruugn the ordeal OF conflicting pre-
nminary motions. IL Is GAINED o, the city
.hAt GNe amount sued Tor was paid out on
fraudulent warrants ana improper youch
ers motion was made on benaf OF the
pank Tor 4 Dill OF particulars, that ls 10 say, 3
speclnca ion VI each and eVerY alleged irauduieht
warrant ana each and every improper voucher
npon when II is claimed money was illegally paid.
Judge Lawrence, oi the supreme Court alter
hearing an elaborate argument on tne N itter,
rave a iengsnV opinion. granting the motion, an
Abstract Ui whica opinion WAS puolished at the
time. The came up before him again yester-
day on the settlement OF the order, IN compliance
with hts decision. Another long argument en-
sued between Ar. Carter, who appeared Tor the
city, ana Judge Emott, on behalf OF tue bank. Al
the close OF the argument Judge Lawrence look
she proposed orders Tor settlement.
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HARLEM TUNNEL CONTRACTORS.

DelOEe JlGSe JOaSuluSSu.
A number OF suits ~ property owners along the
lima Of the Fourth avenue improvement against
contractors for depreciaung their property cy
placing INSTRUCTIONS upon Il are pending in the
courts. Among this class 81 suits i one brought
IN the Marine Court, before Judge Joacnimsen, oy
. property owner named Monaghan against
Blake and Others CONTRACTORS on portion OF the
Vtaduct. The piaintln claims that the contractors
deposited stone and other oeorIs on DIS ots. broke
down the fences, removed sand from taem ana
Otherwise deprecated their value fully $1,000, 10
recover wn.cn he sues. The defence ADMITTED
that the fences we're some what DroSen, that meg
were necessarily compelled to deposit some ma
terials the lots, put oented mat tney removed
The SAND IRON TIE property. Inc Court charged
mat II the land occupied Dy the contractors
without he consent 81 the owner. or II HE fences
were broken PLAIN ID was emitted 10 recover; out
Any acls necessarily cone BY reason OF the bui d.
Ing o. The viaouct it being WorN authorized oy tie
Legislature. could not be recovered lor. The jury
gave the plainIn verdict Tor so.
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THE COURTS.
The Six Million Dollar Suit Against the
Broadway Bank.
A CONTEMPT OF COURT CASE
Responsibility OF Contractors on the Fourth
avenue Improvement.

G. 5. Sprague, one OF the men arrested on
Wednesday for having in their possession forged
checks on Colgate h Co., was arraigned Yesterday
before Commissioner Osborn Tor having IN his
possession . counterfeit internal revenue stamp,
which was attached 20 one OF the cnecKs. lie was
committed In default or $4,000 to await the exam.
nation to-day.
Judge Shipman, OF the United States Circuit
Court, mas denied the petition OF Messrs. De Fon-
tame. Leach ana IDENTITY Tor an injunction 20 re-
strain W. b. Frelegh, OF the Bowery Theatre nom
using tue title or the play "Around the World In
Elgnty DayGm
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ASSAULT rpOy 4 UARrrNDER
Ionn stewart having areaay drabk 60 excess,
,.tered 1 I'm tnlll at No. = Niuth avenue and Dc.
handed more nqu8r. James U'Reiiy the
oarsender. refused ~ give nm any more,
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EUROPEAN TEAMsilIPs.

THE STATE LINE
L NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL.
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY.
Sailing from Pier 80 North River as follows
STATE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Wednesday, April FL
OF GEOHIl A W cuAeSlay NAV
s ATE OF T NNsfLNANl 5000. wednesday. May 10
every "Wednesday thereafter taking passengers Mt
through rates to all parts Great Britain and Ireland
Norway, Sweden, Denmark and GERMANY.
Slceragc AZ low as by any other line
Drafts .or 81 and inward freight passage APP
ply to AUSTIN, BALDWIN a. Co, Agents
e,na,.ca oJTce No AZ Rroodxvav 49, '~''
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WASHINGTON, April q, 1876.
No. I'll. tAssigned.l George Z. Roberts, appel
liant, VS., William +. Ryer; and
No. 257. tAsslgued.l George {. Roberts. appel
liant, VS.. Joseph Buck, Jr.-The argument Of tne
causes was continued by Mr.. q. Austin Browne,
OF counsel for the appelees. and concluded by Mr
4. A. KuckIs, tor the appellants
No. 90. Tue New YORK Haroor Protection Com
pany, appellant, vs. re American schooner Clara.
No. 25J The steamtug cara Clarlsta, &C, ap-
pellant, VI. Augustus "A. Cox et aL-These causes
were arrnea by Nr. q. Van Santvonrd, oil counsel
fo- appellants, and oy Mr. E. u. owen, Tor The APP
40 2sl, me steamer RIO Grance appellant, vs.
William Otis, 81 al-rnis cause was argued oy Mr..
p. Philips, OF counsel or the appelees. and SUD
mitted on printed arguments oy Mr.. David G. La
bait for the appellant.
Bailey, assignee &C This cause was argued by
Mr.. P. Phillips, o. counsel Tor the appellee, and
submitted on printed arguments oy Mr. Thomas
II. rrce for me appellant.
II Is expected that IL the supreme Court to-
morrow Will re argued the case OF the United
States vs.. Farragut. involving the question OF tile
right Of tue otncers aud men o. Admiral Farra-
CUTS neet, in tue capture New orleans, 10 prize
ann miitary savage Ia respect 20 capture YES
sells, wni.n nan been taken from loyal owners oy
the Coniederates aud were restored 10 such own.
ers after capture.
II the general impression or those likely TO be
informed that tue case SHOWN as the Grant parish
case, involving the consuturOnalty OF the En-
forcemeBt act Of May 81 1870, Will not De decided
at TINS term, but the same authority asserts that
a large majority Of The Court ~ not all are or
opinion mat the act IL unconstitutional. All the
cases wnica cave been argued a. he present term
except TINS " ~ tnougnt, Will be decided be ore
ADJOURNMENT one u these Is what mas been
called the capitatlon Tax case. from Maryland
arising under a statu OF the state passei 10 1892
winch secures 10 the Srate One-nItn OK the gross
amount received from passenger travel on the
Warrington brancn u the Baltimore ana ONO
Railroad Company. Before the cOunse or the
company ADVISED that TINS tax was unconstitu-
tlonGl he company nal paid INTO the state treas
ury. on account 0i the TAX. more tnan $4,000 co.,
and had paid in DIVIDENDS 10 the state, stock.
holder ~ the Drancn road and as stocSholder In
the main roac, IS 000. 900.
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and an alteration arose. O'RenlY endeayored 70
shoulder, stewart was taken into custody ana
held Ia $1,000 BAH 70 answer.
RoBBISG SERVANT GIRL.
Mary Gleason. residing at No. s5S west Nine.
teenth street, lntrusted her trunks 10 Joseph
RincKler and Alexander Brendt for the purpose OF
having them conveyed TO No 52t West Twenty
trunk and stole SCI In gold coin and jew elry In
addition, amounting altogether IN value TO about
Sl0I Rnekler and Brendt were held in $1,000
BAH for trial.
COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY.
SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
Barrett Nos. J. 50, 81, d. 81, 81, 10, 100 l2s l32,
lse, lac, ~, Isl. lS2, 1871 ia Cau NO. 10
SUPREME Corhr-sPEciAL TERa-Held by Judge
Van Brunt.-issues Oi law ana lact-Nos. y, 2oi,
49, sS4 81 81 2a4 $50 900, sse, go 81, $50,
as, Is, 4l6, All, as 40 42i, ia1, ies, AZ.
SUPREME CouRr-oIHcrIr- Part Held BY
1882 1905 1896 sol all5 2o3l, 1928 2o07 l4o7 2l99
252l 1858, 2:os, 220 2575, 1888, 254s 23o9, 2all,
1858. Gal. 27l5. Part 2-Held by Judge Dononue.-
short causes-Nos. 2i0S, ls4o, 1854, 1858, l476,
liza $50, 2s44, 2I4G 100 1902 l4o6, 800 2ol 1912
1925 1885, 1856, g664 1850, 1882. 1850. 265S, 272S
275e 2722, 1859, 25O4, 266s. PART 5-Aeld bg Judge
Van NorsL-Case on-BarrY VS.. Mutual Lie In
sine ale.
suPERroR counr-TEIAL TERM-Part He'd by
Judge Sedgw ck.-Short causes-Nos. 1855, 1855,
1855, 1882. 1882 170s $780, 1850 1s7o.
COMMON PLEAs--EQUITY TERM-lield By Judge
J. +. DaY.-Aos "a, 49, 81, So, 10, 43.
COMMON PLEAs-raiAL TERA-Part 1-Held BY
Chief Justice Daly.-one hour causes-Nos. $685.
25S7, 1888, 1890 PASS, 1850 254l 2347, 2573 2457
Part 2-held by Cniel Justice Dayton hour
causesNos. 1899, 2254, zoos, 2t22 1904 1913, 1851
2450, 24i9. 2279, 1912, 1857, 2542, 1454.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL IEIM-Pars l.-Ad-
Journed for the term. Part Held by Judge
Gross.-Nos TO- 2oss, 217o, 2loe, .272 2247 27S,
2063 $50, 224o 1880 225l. 2253 2254 1855. Part s.
Held Dy Judge Snea.-Nos. -946 25o7, SO0s, 32s7,
5I3 3465, 1927, $751; 330l $685. $685. 3ljl 0l5 2ol7
1897.
COURT or GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held by Recorder
Hackett.-rne People VS.. Charles ID. Brown, grand
larceny; same VS., James Dock, grand larceny;
same VS.. JamesF. Calagnan. grand lareenyi same
VS.. Horace Lent, granu larcenY same vs.. Al red
Bndgeman anu Porter Moreau grand larceny;
same VS.. Carries j. que, grand larceny; same vs..
Allen Lucy, grand larceny; same vs. George
MeRgs, grand larceny; Same VS.. CHARLES d. Tay-
Tor, gand larceny; Same IS. Corneha Dunbar,
ne tiy larceny.
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a dAEayT sS F TUX U xEB ss sAg5S MAIL
SHLI55foRSia... .ss!a!asy asy az y
TyIG1p2 Nay atgAM
- GLASSfi2TE t I4Ey 90 bk k2EEi29TNDEhkY
Cabin si2f Sffot HsSs s 4
a. low a. any olher hrsl class line;
Drslts Issued lor sqy amount e lowest rates
uAMBuRG. AMERICAN PACKET CoNPANy,s LINE
IL Ior PLYMOUTH Gil RBouRG and HAMBURG.
A9 T1 Y Nay 3 y
:, sates of passage e Plymouth, London cher9onrs,
First cabin. upper saloon gold
First CABIN, lower saloon. gold %
'KuSiHihEDf 80. 4 H. Riicciii.xiiTiD i BoGs,
General Agents General Passenger Agents,
81 Broad street new forS 81 Broadway, New YORK.
TINTED sTATss NAIL LINE-,TEAM T. QUEENS.
~ TOWN AND LIyERPooL
fro SS'l pIsr o y Eor Tse'S RiSer
cabin, intermediate and Storage at lowest rates
Prepaid tickets low rates
I SeSsed z apa rom PsT HE%STs
france a"d GeFnSff II oTs' rstf A9By Broadway
MOST DIRECT AND. ECoNoMIcAL ROUTE TO
wi Holland, Belgium, the Rhine, Switzerland &C. via
steamer sCHoLTaS ....'..',,.,' ..........Aprll 20
steamer kUiT May IS
mail the etherands we'll known Tor the regular
ny q tns'r TIPS Rates q passage ow.a uap,rs
General Agents o. Broadway.
INMAN LfNE-FTxGD sOurHgRLY COURSE
ROYAL Mail stcamersare appointed 10 sail iollows-
tOM gGEENsIONN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF hONlR "a ......Safurlav, April a. al bA NJ
CITY % iAkls ,........,... aturday May 3 ats "
CITY . BEkl 49,. saturday, May Is, at2 T. VI
CITY ~ NlIbMDND.... saturday Way ~ At L. ~
CABIN PAS ,AGk-SJ AMI 800. gOd.
STEERAGE-i0 and from an points. at reduced rates
Cabin ana general Office, %. is Broadway
'SS' 'e' ''o'u"'5 JOHN 5 e. DALE LIZA Agent emf
nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC coMPASY,s
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
AEW YORK AND HAVEE
The spcadld vessels this avorte route for the Con-
unent being more souherly tnan other Will sail
from per 10. 10 N0ftn RIVER, ~ iOllows:-
fhANtE t.fuaeilri .t-.,...... .......Natufday way
hM ~, T. " WuHo&it .SdluIuhJ lhl ~
WILLIE 0E PAHI (iache sneY saturday May ~
PRICE or PASSAGE rs GOLD dneudimg winea
Flrst Cabin SOD; second, sos; hiri. so.
teurn Tickets at reduced rates
Steeraae, z win superior accommodations ana IN
cludihs ~ estlfits lihel extra chafR f;,
GhoRGn ArkEAllk, AGENT D Broadway.
n;DoNOvAN A.-CHkAPEsr PASSAGE or
day Cork, Liverpool glasgow Derry Drafts, payable
everywhere. lowest rates Northern Hotel, corner
Cortandt and Vest ,rrectt
TAPsC0Trs FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND EM1GRA-
y ton Office
~ South street. new YORK.
Drafts Tor 81 ana upward nut passage tickets 20 and
from QueenstowA and Liverpool issued a. the lowest
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFFICIAL
~ Passports o. the Department state issued y \. e.
MILhMAEth, United states Court Ilouse, ~ Chambers
sIreeL
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A. = =
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
For New Brighton, Snug harbor West Brighton and
Port Richmond, boats leave Whitehall street. a. ooto
Broadway. daily at6il s:l5, 9:3l IJ:5 A NJ. l2'3a
Gals, 30 4aSO, 5 80 and :i5P NJ
sundays, al half-past eve Y hour, rom $50 A. N.
Fare 10 cents
Aston House carsleavc vesey street tor ferry Far
Scents
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

The nrst game OF the regular championship
series between the Athletics and Phiadelphas was
played Yesterday al Philadelphia and resulted as
fol ows:-
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stecrage ONCE. No IS Broadway :
NUNARD LINE-B. AND n. A. n. NJ. s. P. co.
J NOTICE.

HUNAkD LINE B AND n A. r. N. s. ?. GO.
" NOTICE.
With q view 70 Diminishing the chances OF collision
the steamers OF this line take specific Ter all
seasons OF the year
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New York
Boston crossing in the meridian 80 at 43 Latitude
nothing to The north OF a.
ON the honcward passage crossing the meridian OF so
at AZ latitude, nothing TO the nor,h OF AZ.
From NEW YORK tor LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN.
tBOIHNIA. Wed. April g CUBA. We'd, May
ABYSsINIA. sat. May SCOTIA. .... We'd. NAV IL
steamers marked do not carry steeraee passengers
CABIN passage $50 500, $3.50 gold according 10
commodauon. Return tickets on favorable terms
Storage tickets to and from NIL parts OF Europe at
lowest rates Freight and caba office, No. Bowling
Green Steerage office. Ill Broadway Trinity BudiugJ.
CHARLES g. FRANCkbYN. Agent and
7. II. DU yLkNET, corner Of Clark and Randolph
streets, Chicago,
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, AprII = 1915.
No. 49,. John r. HOBART, appellant, va. Chester
Hobart, espondent.-Argumcn resumed anu con-
cluued.
No. 40. Charles Srarbird, respondent vs.. Samuel
III. Barrows ct al. appellants.
No. 2l2. Thomas Jones. respondent, VS.. samuel
L. "a. Barlow ct al. appellants.-Suomitted.
No. 1877. Charles y. BIgsby, appellant, va James
Warden, respondent
No. 49,. Gavin l. Hathaway, Supervisor, &c.,
appellant ". The Town OF Cinclnnatus, respond
emit
NEW CALENDAR
Ordered that the Clerk make new calendar
Tor the oath day May next, TO winch cay this
court will take recess by adjournment from the
Both inst. ana that he place GU such calendar all
causes the present cilendar which shall not
nave been heard or otherwise dispose OF also,
sucn pending appeals as shall b. regularly no
tced tor argument, ana IN which notes Of issue
and PROOF OF notice OF al gument shall DC died VITA
the Clelk on or be ore the 10Th day OF May.
Il. o. PERRIN, Clerk OF Court OF Appeals.
Adjourned.
CALENDAR.
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ID ocular CATSKiLL LINE UP THE CREEK.-
IL Steamers NEW CHAMPION aud WALTER BRETT
leave Canal street. south side every night except sun
dav. q =. VI.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND TROY FROM PIER
" s. Franklin street Fare. 80 cents Deck Cabin,
with perth. sl. steamer sCdUYLEK, on Mon ava
" ednesdays and FRIDAYS at r. NJ
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

The following Is the day calendar for April p =
Nos. 19e. 2ol 205, ia, 1876, PIG 217 aud 2ls.
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GREAT WESTERN ,,snr. ,rxE
NEW YORK TO BRf 3ToL ENGLAND plhEVF
sailing from pier = last River as tollowsi- u..t
GkkAT WESTERN, Windham. .....: SATURDAY, May ~
Cabin $40; Intermediate, $40 Storage, -"
currencyi excursion tickets Sll0.
Apply 10 w. ID. MORGAN, Agent 70 south street
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TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFFICIAb
Passports OF the Department 81 state issued Nv A. g.
MILLMAfth, Uultcd states Court 1ouse, ~ Chambers
slreeL
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The sunny South.

We were honored last Friday with
a call from Mr.. Chas. NJ. Phelps.
agent for The Sunny South, published
IN Atlanta. the brightest and ablest
illustrated literary weekly now pub
iished in America. Those who have
read and patronized with interest the
old Philadelphia Saturday Post. the
saturday Courier, or Bonner's Ledgbr,
can now get IN our own Sunny South
all that they can desire. The last is
sue is illustrated with a standing por-
trait, of Hon a. II. Stephens, and
with other cuts. The stories are high
ly entertaining, and everything about
the paper, stamI it rs a frs '.;lass one
Messrs. King & Hill are the agents.
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Boots and Shoes.

q. ". Frost & Co., have a large
Shoe Factory at corner of Main and
9Th streets. They are equipped with
improved machinery, and furnish q
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
il is in eonternp lation 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 plainest
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" 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 il.
ENTERPRISES not advertised in the
Nesgs. can be inserted in this column
at fair price in money.
Rz-zSfO3 .47vez-1iSpZ77pn
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We have been shown at the Fook
Store a life size portrait of the editor
Of this paper, which deserves special
mention. The portrait is in crayon
and was taken by one of Prof. Hack
er's pupils, Mr.. Saml. Hoffman, OF
this vicinity, from a photograph,
which has been pronounced good, is
surprisingly accurate, and the shading
is of the highest order of merit. O@e
of our oldest and most cultivated citi.
zens, DIR. w. y. Vance, who has an
eye foI artistic things, in looking al
il pronounced it perfect. and said that
young man can make n fortune. u
The picture would attract and deserve
attention i'm an elaborate gallery oi
fine arts Prof. Hacker evidently
knows how to teach the art of draw
ing and painting.
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our NEW OFFER.

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sc will have to prepay the postage
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beyond the limits cf Washington
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will award to each PREPAID subscris
Der, at two dollars, one Of the most
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scribncr's Monthly for 'Febru

The most notable contributions to
Scri6ncr'S Montaiy for February. are
Major POweli's strikingly illustrated
Colorado paper on some of the latter
day British Poets, Blauvelt's essay,
"Christ's upernatuialism. SeicntIfi-
cally Considered ;" and a sketch, with
portrait. of Theodore Thomas and his
art work, 10y J. r. G. Hassard. Three
! additional chapters OF DR.. Hollands
"Story of S1eveuOaks" are given Jules
! Verne's Mysterious Island" is con-
tinucd and SAKE Holm's MY Tour
! nalinc" is concluded. Noah Brook
tells about Miss Patty Gibsons
Strange Adventure" there is another
instailment of Some Old Letters"
/ through which we nave glmpses Of
London society Of forty years ago !;
and Mr.. Fairfield concludes his essay
on Spirltualism, with some references
10 the phenomenon of "mateTializa-
! ton" This number opens with po-
EN- by Louise Chandler Moulton. illus
trated by Mary a. Hallock. There
! are poems, also, by +. w. BourdillOn,
, Mary l.. Ritter, James Maurice
Thompson, and others.
In Topics of the Time" DR. Hol-
| laid DISCUSSES ''Theaters and Theatre
| going" Temporal and Spiritual"
| and Reform in High Places" The
( Old Cabinet has to do with 1.-The
! Modern Quality in Ancient Verse. 4"
ard The Distinction between Prose
and Poetry" In addition to these,
the editorial departments have num-
! Der Of brief practical and critical pa
! per, and marked feature of Fitch
iEgs" is the reproductions of several
of Tharkeray recently published pen
| Gil sketches.