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not desire to make profit out Of water n. :,
beEe6t to both parties to have the mons. es:s sa
for what ia actually used, 1'1 2aa
LITERARY NOTES.

Aan Iue ffosPeclB OF Parsla;" Asn.,s"
Gf & the Agncalturais Labor Question; II.
Ha7pe,'s Mdgdzine for Juns ma1psr a.
New York; has the following 1!iustratsd r.,
cles: "Our Nearest Neighbor: fIexieov
Bishop Gilbert Haven; IA NaturaGst Z q
Heart Of Africa" by Helen s. Conaot. ~ -
lecting 6almon-Spawn in Maine," By Chsr,.. ~ =
Atkins; and Michael Drayton's poem. NV
phidia: The Court Of Fairy" 9sThs LIZ
Link BY Prof. De Mile, and My Moths, y
l." by Mrs. Dinah Mulock Craik, are con,innsS
Gen. Mcclellan has second paper On atrsss
Organization :" and James Grant Wilson III
of "Joseph Rodman Drake" The sto,is..a
by Fannie Hodgson Burnett and Eate E',s
and the poems by Alfred Il. Louia anl ~
Barnes Baddington- 40
The GaIaxy for June Cshe1don i Co.. r,
York; has q continuation Of "Linlay H.
ford" by Justin Mccarthy, Other prcs.:sst
bert Rhodes " Lie on tho Plains. b. y ~ y
Custer " Scandinavia" BY Clemens y pea -
sen t'The Volume OF the Currency !" "PiS
ard Wagner, aud His Theory Of Mnjo ~ !.
Richard Grant White. There are sto1,.
Emily Read, Richard B. Kimball, and G
Lathrop and poems by Louise Chandler Mi
ton, Paul Ha5ne, and others.
Other periodicals received: Gem Of he T..
for May (Chicago); Science Gossip (G. ?. Il
uAAu . 6Olsf 4s1H 4OA0}-
Bret Harte disowns tho verses "BinIsr ~
'46," recently published Us his in Frank IsssS,
Tho Forthcoming new edition Of tie ~Psrs
c1opndia Britannica" is mixing satiafsc.s,rr
progress. The first volume will probaM. i,
ready toward the close OF tho year. The d..
tations will not be given in = prefato,v say \
in the last edition, but will be intorpuatM :
the work.
There is q Journal in Thuringia, in esrns1
which completed the 200th year of its es;stenns
April &c. It is the Jenaische Zeilunq, + hss
continued during all that time tie p,ope,t7a 4
one family, whose name is keuouhaln, md b,
present editor and proprietor is He7 l. Ia
enhahn.
The present year being generally secc;r.sas
as the 400th anniversary OF the irtrodacroa
Pension Corporation have it IN cootempahras
celebrate the event by holding, in June pau j,
public exhibition OF antiquities and c1l3a1a
CONNECTED with the art.
Mr.. Ftoude's history Of *'The English d H.
1and in the Eighteenth Century" goes M,
largely in the second and thiSd volumes iato ID
Protestant revolt. tbs absentee landlords I'd
the Irish Church. The story Of 1reland's edsa
after home rule in the last century has nsss
been told in a more Interesting aud brlEcs
manner AIr. Fronde has here curbed tint ~
tiIity to everything Irish which dlsagursd Ii
first yolnme.-AIew York Herald
"A new series OF old authors will begin Eart
II, With republication Of the works ot Rsa-
doIph, Sucking, and Daniel. Daniels "4En
phiIus " is said to be one Of the best roeGti
the E1izabethan age. Randolph shared NJ
Cartwright tile honor Of being the sdop'ea "a
of Ben Jonson. The merits Of Sucking h:rs
of course, obtained recognition. =.
1t is SAID on good authority that Rss
wright's journal, which gives an account Of L.
ing5tone's death and relates the long ma1Ad
his escort homeHards with his remains. at Is
be- published in advance Of Dr.. LislngEsnts
own na1ration, to bo issued under tho dlseeaa
OF the family. That portion OF tho great n1!@
er's Journal which Was brought to EngaraT
lfr. Stanley was found in excellent order.
George W Chills, Of Philadelphia. hsa%
come the owner OF the original znaaustrP.d
Dickens s4Our Mutual Friend" The nss
script WIS gi7on by it's author to E. 8. DslI4
the husband Of Miss Glynn. the actress. Dtl!s
had quarrel with his friend, and was tlervtss
willing to part with this memento OF his friea4
ship. he offered it for sale in the Cnited stsss
as the better market for cur1osltles Of tits n1
Childs paid $3.50 in gold for it.
-Moncure D. Conway. in Latter from ln
don to the Cincinnati Commercial ea!s: II Mt
Il this mornings Aglcnnuna tha following put
graph: a ru1nor is current in society, Which q
give under all reserve, that one Ut our cicf p9sa
las completed historical tragedy, which, %
imposslbly, will be produced on tie stage.' Its
being now divulged, perhaps may venture,
far away as Cincinnati, to say tnat nays fessa
to believe that Mr. Tennyson is the poet retsHa
to: that the subject Of his tragedy ls 'Aah
Oueen OF Scots;' and that tho Lau-eate vii 4
advised by Nr. Tom Taylor as 70 tho ptat'':s
ways and me5ns necessary for the adaptation q
his work to the stage. I also believe tnas w
Drury' has been selected for this dramatic 'sa,
ture, which cannot fail to be the ereat snea1fs1
event Of cur tiue."
Sheldon & Co. will publish, in fsx ts!s
Theodore Tllton's new story, ismpea.
Tosaod." nr. T. had received thirteen cjdeteat
p~opositions, from as many different pueasns94
! for The right to publish the book. S5snoae
Co. will also iasne shortly. Gen. Janes +. ha. :
ling's work, "Across America, or, les os's: ::
West and Pacific Coasts" being an aceo1s. =. T.
| Is, cot miles Of travel By land and ses. "nus =
| wss Inspector in the army
During the great French revolution, : sdan1s
collector Dufourny, used to get up in aae IL a.
ness Of tho nigh. and tske down from inc ~. v.
| tha hills po8tnd there in Daytime, when Il p
forbidden to touch under penalty Of death u,
! collection which he thus formed at tln nnHus.s
peril OF Ills Life is now in the Britain Museum
well as very curlous collection OF tne pos;a1s y
1913. Mr. Firuin Maillard has initiated y
fourny during the siege OF Paris and the 'eis1 i
the Commune {l87071). The result oi =. =
labora is collection OF 435 bills, pa hilsteas E
ono volume, lies Publications de Il ~
pendant 10 Siege at Ia Commune" !,
A valuable work has been lost to the Tas .
bv an extraordinary accident Prot. Rs
sen. Of Heidelberg, the famous chemi5t' =
Eecn engaged for four years preparing 2 =; =,
book. which was shortly to have been pnbisss
aud it's appearance was looked forsa1a a. ~ -, r.
great interest by tho scientidc world Ihe r., Z,
! fessor lately, in starting for short WIZ, II =
The manuscript OF his new book, botE tha loss.,
copy and notes and the copy ZOE w ptIh+. ~
lying On his desk. On his r.taEn he fouad =. r.
sats OF papers, with come others, m aanet So. :.
before LIE could put out tue fro they we're oeas,
| tn aahes. Not Leaf has been Left u S2Ps.4
| tint some lucifer matches lying about W. ~
| were ienited By the sun and Get h1o 70 tas 's''
able manuscripts.
The Temptation Of St. Anshony bus q. oes
| made novel ct by GustaVe FlaupeIf, N y ~ ~
wiso ag to mako the Atfse1aGum cal 49,
| strancest book that France, famed III no'e'I
all kids. has given the world in recehI }sS ~
It is full OF peaantio display, sohloqus aa ~.
mentality. Tho temptations are e1ano1s ~. III
those set before the Savior; the uss5 o. ~ ~
arc assailed; the thirst for blood, amonoa wv. 1
tIe strongest siege il laid to the dea;e ~ ~
knowledge The saint :" is whi1lcd through ~ ~,
mysteries Of the universe, vicTs plaHatd ana ID
in their course and seos the birth Of nsa Nia.
Before his view pass Also the endless e' r,.n
bumanisv, with their gods, woaasa, ,,,,.nr 1
animal and humau.. The Hierarchy o1 uyIr y3.s1s.
| the sphiux, the chimera and ofnel ~; sIe
sbnlowr and terrible forms pass on % oL1,n ~ -.
With a final picture OF the doveoFnent ~ s-., ~
ter from the universal world throngn ~ >, Fl I,
bio to the ANIMAL night passes, ana 1ia' .Sa s,1
CARDS the face OF Christ shining from 1tG VI. 81