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AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.

New York Oct 11.-Four subcommittee
set off yesterday morning with wagons that
had been placed at their disposal by our
merchants and Express Companies to col
lect clothing for the yellow fever sufferers
in the South. Through every street that
the procession passed the residents literally
responded with contributions of clothing Of
every sort and description. There were
about fifty wagons engaged in the work.
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ThefolIowing deaths have been placed {
record since our last report:
Infant Rolzat, 2H days. city.
Infant Rozat, 2H days, city.
Thos. Theman, 31a days, city.
Frederick Othling, As yrs, Germany.
Anna G. Ehrhart, mos, city.
VIM. Rooney, IS days, city.
Anna Gibson, mos, Kentucky.
Infant Bartler, stillborn, city.
Nellie Ashman, Is mos, city.
Augusta Schuster, yr, city.
John Whalen. % yrs, city.
Franziska Middendorf 81 yrs, city.
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THE YELLOW FEVER.
THE FIEND's FANGs FASTENED
On Victims in Five States.

National Associated Press to the Star.
LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 1.-THE official state
ment of yellow fever is as follows: Deaths
from II m. yesterday to IL m. to-day, 40;
new cases, ia. Total cases to date, II 2O6;
total deaths to date 3,40O.
TUscUMBIA GETS CERTIFICATE.
GLOOMY AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, Oct 1.-THE weather to-day is
showery, sultry and gloomy. 80 deaths
reported by undertakes from noon yester-
day to noon to-day.
Baton Rouge to-day reports so new cases
and deaths.
TUsCUMBIA, ALA, Oct lit has been
currently reported that we had yellow fever
here, and the town was not quieted until
Howard physician from Memphis, sent
by Dr. Mitchell, came here Monday last and
examined our condition. The following is
his certifcate
II hereby certify that there is no yellow
fever in Tuscumbia except refugees.
"[Signed] w. +. BEsANcNEY,
Howard Physician"
FROM MINOR POINTS.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 1.-THE Howards had
the following last night:
Biloxi, Miss.-29 cases and death in the
last 48 hours.
Canton, Miss new cases and deaths
the past "a hours Fever abating and milder
in town and increasing in the surrounding
country.
Plaquemine Parish, lathe fever is
spreading here; IA cases and deaths.
n. T 90 ! ~ L.
in the past three days ending at II m. to-
day. Things look brighter.
| Osyka, MISS new cases and very low.
McComb City, Miss.-37 cases to date.
Winona Miss-No new cases. Fever con-
fined to one locality.
AN INCREASED DEATH LIST.
New YORK, Oct. 11.-Latest dispatches
from the yellow fever centers show an
increased death list. There is a gradual
spread of the disease in Tennessee. The
malignancy of the fever, however appears
to be moderating, but the number of new
cases is very large.
| vIcKsBURa.
VIcKBURe, Oct. 11.-3O cases of fever are
reported at Kings Point, IL miles above
here. The weather here yesterday was
dismal, and the people discouraged. Six
deaths reported.
NEW ORLEANS.
| New ORLEANS, Oct. 1.-THE investigation
of the Garbage Commission shows terrible
condition of affairs Over four thousand
cart loads of garbage, consisting of kitchen
refuse, dead dogs and carcasses Of all kinds
being thrown in one street alone.
The fever has broken out in the machine
shops of the Chicago & New Orleans Rail
road at McComb City, with better than
thirty cases and four deaths. Nurses from
the Howard go forward tonight.
IN TENNESSEE AND KENTUCKY.
NASHVILLE, Oct 11.-Dispatches received
last night report as follows:
Brownsville-11 new cases and 4 deaths.
Decatur Tenn 2 deaths and new
cases.
Paris, Tenn.-3 new cases and death.
Hickman, Ky.-4 deaths
Chattanooga Tenn deaths from yellow
fever for twenty-four hours, and "a new
cases.
Grand Junction, Tenn.-1 death and nc
new cases to-day.
Erin, Tenn.-13 cases of fever.
Cairo, I'LL death, no new cases.
YESTERDAY AT MEMPHIS
MEMPHIS, Oct. 11.-Dr. H. T. Lowry, Of
Cincinnati, was elected Second Vice Presi
dent of the Howard Medical Society
Wednesday night. Deaths reported yester
day, 80. Fourteen physicians reported Al
new cases. The weather was wet and
gloomy.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses hav
been issued since our last report:
James l.. Neave and Lizzie NJ. Bailey.
Geo. Kufer and Theresa Borgreis
John E. McGee and Carrie Allbrecht.
VIM. Brose and Ella M. Schonefeld.
Hy. Zeilman and Susan X. Klundt.
James Carter and Eliza Jackson.
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In Brief.

National Associated Press to the Star.
Boston, Oct. 1.-THE funerals of many
of the victims of the Wooliston disaster
took place to-day.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1i.-Bishop Thomas
Goldberg died here last night, of hemor.
rhage of the stomach.
Troy, N. Y, Oct. 1.-THE Barkers wool
warehouse was burned this morning by an
incendiary. Loss. $l37 900; insurance,
$106, 1000 ...
DENVER COL, Oct. II 1t is reported that
the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad has been
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Official Count.

The official count so far is confined to
seven wards, and gives Matson a gain of
votes, Drew gain of TO- and Butterworth
a gain of votes.
The official majorities are; Montgomery
First Ward, 100; Second Ward, $40; Third
Ward, Precinct A. 215.
For Drew the majorities in seven pre-
cincts are: First Ward, go; Second Ward
375 Third Ward Precinct A, 23O.
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FARMERS COLLEGE.
FARMERS COLLEGE,
College Hill, Hamilton Co.. o.

ATAINTAINS REGULAR CLASSICAL, PHIL
Nl OSOPHICAL, Scientific, Ladies' Classical and
Teachers Courses Admits both sexes to all the
advantages of the College. Thorough courses in
Orawing and Vocal Music Expenses reduced to
lowest point. No extras whatever. Scholarship
h~.ders have free tuition. Special attention given
- Teachers Healthfulness, safety, convenience
Ard beauty OF location unequaled. For full in
formation address
J. B. SMITH, President
1s2S College Hill. Ohio
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NaturaIiZed.

The following aliens took out their nat
uralization papers to-day: Adam Fihr,
Henry Fihr, Julius Newbauer, Frederick
Thiede, Henry Paschke and Charles Broms-
strup, all of Germany.
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REMARKABLE CONDUCT OF DoG.-A
Broughty Ferry lady, writing to her friends
from Dublin, gives account of a strange oe-
currence by which her husband was saved
from being run down in a ferryboat The
gentleman was just about to step into the
ferryboat to cross the river, when large
retriever rushed upon him, caught hold OF
his trousers with its teeth, and at the same
time kept up constant howl. 1t was only
after considerable difficulty that he could
get himself released, and by that time the
ferryboat had been showed off into the
river. The gentleman naturally felt much
annoyed at being prevented from crossing
but his feelings were changed when a min
ute later, he saw the ferryboat run down
by steamer which had approached with
out noticing the boat. The passengers were
thrown into the water. but fortunately,
the crew of the steamer were successful in
saving them ALL some being very much ex-
hausted however While thinking of the
singular means by which he had been
saved from the accident, the gentleman
could not hel p noticing the conduct of the
dog which followed closely at his heels.
He tried every means to get rid of it dur
ing the day, but in the afternoon the ani-
NAL was still following him, and he was
obliged to take it home with him. The dog
has now been installed as watchman of the
house, aud mas already shown great attach
ment to the gentleman and his family.
RI Dundee Advertiser.
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John G. Doran, editor of the Dayton
Democrat, was in the city yesterday.
Robert T. Long was yesterday admitted
to practice in the State Courts of this
State,
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purchased by the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe Railroad

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE rioters at st.
Croix are under control. About two hun
dred and fifty were killed and all the busi
ness houses in Fredericksburg were burned
New York, Oct 11.-A Tribune Wash
ing special saws General Sherman says the
stories recently circulated about the sup
posed unhappiness in his family, owing to
his sons entry into the priesthood, are lies
from beginning to end
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-11

McManus and ONeil, the doomed Mollie
Maguires, have been refused new trial at
Sunbury, Pa.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-11

What do we know about economy? Well,
the last thing we learned in that line wa.
that a change from 10 cent to cen cigars
don't conduce to it, because, when We
found we were saving money We smoked
twice as many and treated oftener, Mus;
try some neW dodge [Keokuk Constitu'
ton.
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Porter Corners NIcDoweII,

Gen. McDowelTs testimony in The Fitz
John Porter inquiry, yesterday, was ex-
ceedingly important. He has corrected a
mistake in dates in his pamphlet on the
case, which has gone unchallenged for six
teen years, and which has placed General
Porter in a very false position. 1t is most
important point for the defense, and as a
morning paper says, Porter seems to have
Gen. Mcdowell in corner.
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MANIFESTATIONS.

ANTED-SITUATlON-Asa frst-class cook
w no objection to the country Call at 81 Race
treet 8-3t
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The Courts.


The following is the Grand Jury for the
October term of the United States Circuit
Court Foreman, Peter A. White, Hamil-
ton County; VIM. Allen, Madison County
Alfred J. Anderson, Butler County; R. H.
Brewster, Meigs County; James w. Davis,
Butler County; Arthur 7. Dempsey, Law
renee County; James e. Galloway, Greene
County; John Grace, Pickaway County;
Freeman B. Hartman, Clark County; Aus
tin Hutson, Madison County; Southworth
Holmes, Hamilton County; L. Langley,
Gallia County; Henry G, Urner, Hamilton
County; John V. Van Pelt, Belmont Coun-
ty; H. H. Wellman, Cincinnati; VIM. Run
ker, Cincinnati; j. B. Frank, Cincinnati
VIM. Story, Cincinnati Edward Moore,
Cincinnati.
SUPERIOR.
The hearing of the Southern Railway
bond test case yesterday was not resumed
until the afternoon, owing 10 the absence
of one member of the Court, in attendance
on the funeral of Lewis f. Mills. Mr. Por-
ter, on behalf of the Trustees, occupied The
balance of the day in answer to Mr.. Glidden.
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FOR SALE.
LOST. .

T OST-COW-A red milch cow with a cross and
i underbit on the right ear, with small white
spot ON fore shoulders. Any person giving nforma.
ton or bringing to VIM. KENNEDY, Bellevue.
Kentucky will be rewarded. oc93t
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WY TUATION-By a frst-class cook
w or laundress with good reference. 1856 Vine
strpet side entrance. S-3t
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THE METROPOLIS.
Tu milling to Talmage.
| Associated Press In the Star.

National Associated Press 70 the Star.
New York, Oct. 1.-THE Sun says that
Rev. Mr.. Talmage, of Brooklyn, explains
that he started his college in order to turn
out the Daniels, Elijahs Joshuas John
Wesleys and John Knoxes.
A special meeting of the Congregational
Trustees of the Talmage Tabernacle was
held last night and the pastors salary in,
creased from $1,000 to $4,000 per annum
Irreverent GhOuls.
A letter published here to-day says the
remains of the gallant soldiers who met
their fate on Little Big Horn still lie un,
scienceless of all ghouls, the relic seeker,
has some times turned into trinkets the
bones of the brave fellows, whom even the
savages of the prairie mention only with re-
cpoof
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MISCELL LANEOUS.


A RTIST'S Manual of oil and water color paint
n ing, crayon drawing, &c, SOC, OF booksellers
o. by mail JESSE HANEY & CO., 1le Nassau
street, New York
TLOCUTIONISTs Journal gives best standard
Il and new pieces, heroic pathetic, dramatic, dia-
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CKETCHING FROM NATURE.-ln pencil and
y water colors, and drawing and painting in col
ored crayons practical instructor, illustrated, SOC
OF any bookseller or JESSE HANEY g. Co.. ll9
Nassau street, New York.
MISS BRADDON'S new and thrilling story,
.INl Thou Art the Man, l0c, Valentine Vox, the
Ventriloquist, 1Oc. Houdn the Conjuror, 10c
Mysteries Of Paris zoe. Count Of Monte Grsto,
20c Tom Cringle's Log, 20c. Standard Libra
ry.' of any bookseller or newsdealer.
DAINTERs MANUAL.-HOUsE AND SIGN
/ painting, graining, vanishing. polishing, ka-
pomining, papering, lettering staining, gliding &C.
b0c Book ofAlphabets, SOC. Scroll and Ornaments
81. Furniture and Cabinet Finisher, SOC. Watch
idernist Soc. OF booksellers or by mail, JESSE
HANEY Il CO., 119 Nassau street. New York.
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WTANTED-SITU ATOMIC cook, wash, and
w iron city or country. Call at "a Gano street,
hetMeen Main and Walnut. S-3t
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wv TED-SITUATION-As assistant cutter
w by young man who has had considerable
experience. Large salary not expected. Can
bring employer some custom, Address Cutter,
this Office. o-3t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-25
rhe Country Growing Richer.

Here are figures on The authority Of
the census Of 1870 and the Commissioner
Of Agriculture:
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AT . meeting Of directors and stock
holders OF the BellAire and Southwestern
railway company. held at Bellaire on last
Tuesday week, II was found that their
syndicate scheme to raise additional mon.
ey along.the line Of their road had proved
successful. The sum thus obtained Ia
fifty thousand dollars, and with this am.
mount II Ia hoped TO extend the compile.
ton Of the road as far as Beallsyille. Az
soon a. the Wegee bridge can be erected,
which will be within the next thirty days,
track laying ia to be resumed and the
work rapidly pushed. We congratulate
our Capiina friends on what now seems
the certainty that the voice Of the loconio.
tive will soon be heard.in there pros
porous valley,
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AMAx is Obliged to die before his will
amounts to anything, but that Of a woman
Is always in foree.-G Cincinnati Breakfast
Table.
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Mr.. Burchatd further said that, the
cotton crop this year will equal that Of
1875, which was the largest which has
been made since 1860. Since 1870 the
number OF acres under cultivation In the
country has increased by one:third, the
live stock by from one quarter to the
half, and other staple productsin equally
striking proportions. It is easy 70 I'M
derstand why the balance Of trade for
the past three years has been In our
favor and why the premium on gold has
declined.-M. Burehards late speeA in
DE HonAe.
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A COMPLICATED CASE

Gentlemen, My case Il briefly as folloEa, Thaye
ne s SSssIaiI.Sy ~ III ssh i SsSts ss sasA I i Ia nj Sasi p issasss
through one nostFil. 1had droppinKI In the throat,
avery bad cough, asthma 90 bad a TO be obllgedto
down and sleep, and q constant dull pain In my
head. Ny head wa at times 20 full OF catarrhal
matter Gito inlure my sense ofhearing and compel
and my throat before I could sleep. Every one Of
these distressing symptoms has elEappeared under
The use Of not quite three b9tties o. sAaIoEDt
have no agthmAtic aymptou11, no cough. no drop
pinHsi In the throat, no headache, and In every way
better than l have been for Year,. ] could feel tho
and, In fact, every part OF my. system. Whist has
been done IN nj ease 10 wholly the eject OF tho
a %fIIeIS5So. 81. q. Il, LAWRENCE.
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on AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, the 10Th
" Inst Can on the Wheeling q Elm arofo r.
L. win run Rs follows. CGn viii leave the City
(corner Of Market and Eleventh 6ts.) and stammh
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IT A Be CURED,

i Immediate relief Afforded By 8LNToEDts RLDi:
CAL Cum Q CEfARRl 10 but / slight evidence Of
what may. follow apertiStent use d, thIs remedy.
nAaAl passages Is removed with 0 few pplieltions
the liberation q Inflammation Bubdued and
healed the entire memeranoul llnlnES otthe head
ton 10 that ola powerful purifying agent, destroy.
Ing In it, coufie through the 6ySten. the q
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JEWELS OF THE CROWN OF
SCOTLAND.

At Edinburg, Scotland, some years since,
the Jewels Of the Crown were locked In Q
box, that box In another, and so on, until
they were supposed to be burglsr-prooL.
They were theu locked up in the vault OF
the castle, there to remain for one hundred
years, the keys being placed In q mortar
and fred into the sea. Scarce fifty years
passed by, and the modern lock.picker
opens the vault and boxes without trouble.
so the science OF medicine, when studied
with the aid OF chemistry and the micro
scope, becomes plain and simple, and dis.
eases readily yield 10 remedies employed
by the modern and progressive physician.
A decade OF years since, and women were
taught to believe that their peculiar dis
eases and weaknesses were incurable; but
now hundreds and thousands OF once bed.
ridden women in the United States will
testify 10 the fact that DR.. Pierce's Favor.
tie Prescription has effected their perfect
aud permanent cure
TOLEDO, O., Dec. 9Th, 1875.
DR.. r. v. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
DEAR sIR-Alshough five years since my
wife was taken sick, and though we EN-.
ployed the best physicians In our city, yet
she gradually grew worse, 50 that she was
confined to the bed. Every remedy I had
tried, or could find, failed TO cure or even
give relief. At last | procured q bottle Of
your Fayorite Prescription and to my sur
prise Il gave almost instant relief, aud with
q little perseverance an entire cure was
effected. Ever crate ully yours,
Saw Gao. BoDRMlLLBR.
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
CATARR =.
IS m CURABLE7

nHosE WHO have suffered RON The yAfiesl md
tGrrh. and have tiled many phylleilnl and rene.
dies without relief or onfe, AU1lttho knta . thl1
question with considerable anxiety. they
VERBALLY prevalent and % destructive 70 health g
CAlArr6. bronchitis, Asthma, Cough, And serious
and frequently fatal affections Of the lnngI Iol9Ni
CAtAFfh. Other sympathetic Afeetionl,. such q.
deafness, impaired eyeEight,, and loss o. eenle o.
smell. may beFCferr0dto As minor bpt nevefthelelS
In themselves, but a. nothing compared win we
dangerous Affections Of the throat and lung likely
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DHGS1x SALOON 4 RESTAURANT
No. 8 WAaHNeToN Hall.

This a,Gblshmsnt has ben attod up regIrdlss
Of sxpsnSs, md d without doubt the hApdlomat
and most attraetiys place d the lind IN the diy.
and Tie Bar oontains ne eholesst Wine, Ltauon
and CtgzL Clam soup sTRy morning md eIsa-
inE. uyo
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An Electro-G alyanIo Battery combined
with n highly Mcdioated strengthening
Plaster, formingths best Plaster for palns
and nches In tho World of Medicine.
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THE strawberries are not yet ripe
only q few have been offered. The market
will not fairly open until the beginning
Of next week. Although some injury has
been done by frost, the crop will be fully
up 10 the average Barassviae Ente-
priN.
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We are glad to learn, even at this late
day, that Thomas Jefferson would turn
aside rather than step on 9 bumblebee'
He was barefooted when he felt that way,
Of course.-Dehoit Fiee Pres.
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DRIcKWoRK.

EUAHTED-EvEybody 70 know that 10. n.
w Sage 4 Agent far The ceIeenisd DomatIo
Home sSVing Machines M $50 e practical
MAehIniSt Hbo h1s d0ns The repairing for the al.
fsfUnt Machine Companios In thil Oily Tor several
yoAn past, Gnd 10 now eond dettng & RlpGtf Shop
IoF himself a. i1tS h1ket Street.
All work NEznntsd. End l yO1f Machines,
myGdkN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09

ON CENTRAL PARK, NETWORK CITY.
Boarding and Day and Young Men Of to 90
Prepares them for all Colleges Scientific Schools West Point
Naval Academy and Business
French German spanish spoken and taught thoroughly
New building erected purpOsely model Of its kind.
Professor Ellie CHARLIER, Director
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LITERARY NOTES.

Mr., ProctOr's new volume of popular science,
which no calls Pleasant Ways In Science" is In press
stR worthingtOn's, and will be out this week.
"Ike Darlington and His Friends; or, the
Adventures Of Human Boy" is B. p shillaoers newest
work. which is in press at Lee shepards Boston,
Kaulbach's pictures of the female characters
In Goetnes works will be the helotypes IN me
"Goethe Gallery" holiday book which Houghton' os-
good Co. have in preparation
Letters which Prince Bismarck wrote to his
wife and sister, Of them in early life and others
from the frontier during the Austrian campaign, VIII Dc
published next week by Charles Scrioners sons.
A book on Communism and Socialism by
Professor r. ID. Hitchcock, Of the Union theological
Seminary in tins city, and illustrated edition OF
1.-THE Ministry Of Song" by Francis Ridley Hayergal'
arc in press at A. ID. F. Randolph Co.'S.
st. Nicholas for November, Will contain
long article and two poems the name OF Mrs Mary
Mapes Dodge the Editor, who has recently returned
from trip across the continent. Mrs. Dodge VIII also
give an account Of her journey to California, for the
young people, in the letter box" Jolly tehoW-
ship" and Halfa-dozen HOusekeepers," two serial
stories FOR bows and girls will begin in f9s
Sol Eytnge promises TO furnish rOhUsplece hS''"'
ing an event in French history.
Scribner's Magazine for November will, it is
learned contain an illustrated article on Mr. Longer
lows life OF Cambridge, by r. stoddard The fronts
piece OF the magazine will be portrait OF Mr. Longe
low by Mr. Cole who executed the notable one OF bry-
ant Apoem by Bret HaTte is also expected IN the NO
yember number, and probably an article on
Mr.. EdsOn's operations at Menlo Park will be gwen
The mas of material which Herbert H. Smith
Champney brought from Brazil will resultRdurlng the
coming year In six eight illustrated articles One OF
them will discuss the future metropolis OF the great
Southern empire another will relate TO tho conee pro-
ducs third Indian life and fourth to the Amazons
and their surroundings Following the article In the DC
tober number on the Art Schools of Ne@-YOrk VIII
appear in OF the year series OF Illustrated
of art in America the next one TO be on the
PhladeIpha Academy OF Fine Ats and It's art schools
The series viii be illustrated BY Mr. Cole me drama ss
now is in different countries OF the world VIII form he
Enhieet OF another series through the year. the
rst OF which will be embelshed with carefully pre-
pared portrait Of MOdeska.