New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20

A BRILLIANT ARRAY or STORY wnITEEs
SAKE HOLM, ToURGyEYEFp BoYEsES. BAYAHD
TAYLOR, HOLLAND. sns. HoDGsoN
BURNETT, MCKAY.
| AND OTHERS.
The series stories announced In sc '"
MEX f 1877 begins February number with dramatic
story Farmer Romance by SAKE Holm the scene
q. which Is lard Methodist campmeeting ana strohg
,tory. by Boyesen, "How Mr. Storm mct His Destiny"
The next in order "stela Grayland' by James l.
MCKAY, AN impossible Story" by Bayard Taylor; ana
new story by the author Miss Asrigois Thanksgiyns
and Tourgutnefs story "a Dream translated by Boyescn
and yet announced by such writer's ms h oog
| son Burnett Constance Fenmore Wooson MISS Hopkins
KATE Pu,nam osgood, Charles DeKay. and many others
DIR. HOLLANDS NEW NOVEL, NICHOLAS
MlNTURN,"
which began in December sCRIBNER and will run through
The vear touches phases of York HE not fanaf
20 readers OF Gction The will have to do with Inc re
lions tween society socaed and the dangerous classes
Parts February nstament will be found most patheao
Mrs Burnetts story, THAT Lass o. Lowres 10 WORK Oh
very strong dramatic increases in power % the
| story progresses.
are among interesting series Of magazine papers
RECENTLY published Winter the Nle begun In the
January sCRIBHEE continued In February Oh specia
interest Epgands efforts TO gain control OF Egypt
The February sCRBHER with the third OF the DC
oasona papers sports announced In November
| The writer is Edward Seymour, and the subject
TROUT-FIsHING IN THE RANGELEY LAKES"
waters which have recently acquired fame portsmen
or the great brook trout taken there The artcie
Is full Of pictures deals with region new 10 the genera
public Another Illustrated is study by t. 3 Naha
Of that delightful writer white of selborne " the paper
has Of anecdotes. and concludes with quaint ser
mon Of wtc which has not yet been incorporated In any
hfe" naturalist There is also popular science ar
| Gle
1.-THE MICROSCOPE AMONG THE FLOWERS"
py Mrs s. H. Herrck drawings by the author who de
scrs the agency fertilization Of flowers and
tells why il unhealthy 20 keep flowers IN bedroom at night
sketch OF John omeyn Brodhead" by T. W. Chambers
will recall 10 New Workers cultivated writer OF the last de-
cade but one.
Other articles are: "A Morning with Sir Julius Benedict
by Kate Field traditional Music Of the French Pyrenees
with scores hitherto unpublished by Nefa Sturgfs Far
ragut in Mobile Bay" by Henry Baldwin; How do Know
what Is the by Tryon Edwards. Poems, Editorials
Reviews; Weorts London leter-a new feature BEic'
| abrac, &C. &c.
said Of SCRI BNR for February asa cI1nc Writes
January number II Il the most wonderful magazine
ever quite without equal in the range OF my obserya-
ton"
NEW SUBSCRIBERS to sCRIBNER for 1877 or pur-
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