New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-03
LITERARY NOTES.

Mr.. +. Lcypoldt's next photographed publ
caon will be class catalogue OF novels.
Miss Alcott is to find rival in Mrs. Julia
Ward Howe who recently read IN Boston the opening
chapters of Gan advanced Juvenile story called "fhe
Moore Family"
Belgium has this year for the first time a
special photographed journal. NJ. II. Monccaux now
rubsrcs q monthly review, the photographic de n
Belgie Journal Ortce, de la Libratrte, which contains
full lists.
A well-kuown photographer in this city has
homes that he has discovered Slakespeares Bible An
Old copy in his possession contains signature which he
thinks is that OF the poet but II las not YET oeeu OK
anined by experts
The exceptional success of Prof. Olney's Sc
res of textbooks in the higher mathematics has Ted him
to prepare an elementary series of three volumes which
4. in press at Sheldon Co.'S for issue in the FAN Prof
Onev who occupies the matncmaiicil char l me UNI
vcrsity Of Micf gan, Is seil-iaugnt scnoia a ,S
OF bis experience.
The Monthly Bulletins of the Boston Public
Library which have been issued for three years. display
the best Autographed work done IN this country ana
that library Is training excellent staff OF photographers
The series Of bulletins far published comprises vast
amount OF library information not 10 be found elsewhere
and OF permanent valne, aud recent numbers are note
worthy their critical articles nn the literature or nni'o
aby of their special subjects Tue series OF descriptive
schedules ~ all the copies of che Shakespeare olOS M wn
ration and me paper inclufn notes books relating 10
Bun Hill mo 80: Anrl t'ney lt commands tne
Mr.. Chas. +. Wingates book will be called
Views ana interviews on Journalism" IL is already
half In type and Mr. Patterson hopes ~ publish IT before
Jaiv The main feature Of the volume viii be series OF
interviews with leading editors during the past five
wears few Of these were plbisel in The LeaG, but
most of them Papers Oh tho journalistic prin
ciles methods and habits OF Mr.. Greeley, Mr.. Ray
mnd aud Mr. Bennett made upfron the pcrsouaiani
editorial uttcrnccs and other material VeIdi articles
OH editorials, letters, etc, VIII heincuded Geo
Rmtiey being represented by H. letter Un the N Ion
press that the compilation will he comprehensive.
given are William Cullen Bryant, WLiteaw Reid Samuel
Bowlcs Henry Watto,son, Chas. a. Dna, Mint1n Mar
ble d. q. CrOly Geo WIN. Curtis, FfelItek VI idsnn,
John Russell Young H. l.. GOdkn, Horace Whte, hurat
IIalstead Miss Mary L. Booth, and Mrs Croy (Ienne
june }.
The sale of Gen. Sherman's memoirs" has
led to a curious complication in Philadelphia, where
books arc commonly offered at "twenty per cent or"
One firm in that city advertised Cen sherman's book I'm
the daily papers that price, and the underselng se
ously intcrioacd with d. Appleton Co = subscription
agents. for those subscribed for tho book and there
fore helped IT, paid dollar more than those
who bought it over the counter. Tho house. and New
York iobbeis, acting in concert with IL, therefore
declined supply the Paialclpn u4dc except unucI
a guarantee that the books shall not he "Unjersold'
This giari only Of the lcl,ug houses Was Viii
ing to give. Tic results of undertaking, II IL argued
while ADVANTAGE to the individual readers, Who by
awaiting themselves Of the tricks 0f the Jrde, save
their dollar their quarter are detrimental 10 Tie upc
because they are inevitably shutting up the country
bookstores and inurHg the facilities for circulating
books. For, a rule, Whatsoever amy class Duys Too
cheap another must bun too dear.