New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-09

Of tears which coursed down his checks end wet th
floor Of his Gaze cannot fail to ne reminder Oh
the poor soquestcrd STAG" in A. You Like H. WHO Is
thus described the cNcd due IN the forest oil Aiu'h'
indeed ny lord.
The wretrhed animal hcavcd forth such sroans
That their discharge dill -tior nls Ie3ii eil eo''
Aiuos to bursting; ard he NJ luuhd t,ais
urs one another down bis iihu eht h"sc
IN ptcous chase .
II is against all nature however. that stag shoul
weep; and autelopos never found beyond sm"l'
region in c western patt Of tue UNITED 0'a'e'' '''V
the Shakespeare Society come 10 ones relief wtha theory
that tie poet mad heard Of them from Raleigh or some
other exofcrl The play not written till lob OF
1902 which gives ample time; aud perhaps 1t VIII DC
shown that tie antelope ranged more widely III 'ho siA-
tecnth crntwy than now. ,
H. O. Houp t0n u Co. are now also preparing inc ~,
and 10Th volumes Of theirucw DE- Quincy The Ilih
contains MS fantastic pieces, kl'sier!eim Murder con,
s,dcred as one II the Fine Arts, etc. TIE l2th ana
last will consist Of narrative and misc 'llaneous papers,
with a general index 10 oil Of DE Qunccy's "IlDnIs'
This. which is something that De Quincy himself c'"ii
ntver have made ought certainly TO secure The gialuuo
OF all his readers. 49,
No imroraut invention seems 70 be really worth WINE
unless II brings out dispute To who originated IL.
Accordnqly now that Pro, s. Graham Bell has h''Ici
pleasantly career as inventor 81 the to'pho"''
Prof A. t. Dobeare OF TUFTS College, VINO recently sen.
forth popular manual called The Art OF Ff9'c'ioh
is about to come forward with claim TO the h"hor u
having first devised this new srumcut He M ans 10
mi his cslse before the public volume to bee issued
shortly bv Lee a Shepard But II ne wishes to convince
rs he viii no doubt eventually have 10 take to the leclu
ers platform which Prof Ben has used to snch adVah
tage Lee & Shepard are also advancing slowly win Il
Life of Froebel, translated by Mrs Horace Mann OF O
bridge ,.,,
Gail Hamilton's brochure What Think We OF CHRISTI
described IN former letter. has been transferred ny ar
ronrcrnent from VIM f. GIN q ca. TO Estes lauiiat'
These gentlemen are now putting the flushing touches
70 the amhorcss's other works in their new edltoh'
already announced All the books VIII he ready ABOUT
lime 10 IN Il very effective binding Of pun ish bne'
black and gold The volume IN the Cobncp series
Of The same publishers viz Nincta by the authoes'
Of GOOD Luck" is passing through the press i
story with great deal Of plot. aud capitaly pun To-
eother Polish conspiracics and instructions form
part Of the macincy hut the contrasts ana sat ,,
OF character have as much u 40 Win inc ~oS VI IN
story F., the incidence ,.t- a.. ,r,tos
A. k Iorng has sf ready 10 appear among Ills " Iales
OF the Diy," a story of English ne, Dt an LnE"'H
woman" ana entitled Unclaimed These ltflns lu
clule about all tdat Boston publishers are dplS ~ T'
cnt the OF new publications. unless we a'H th ilu
traed Guide 10 the RauLcCy Lakes Issued " i%o y
SHEPARD. OF Mr. Adrich- story, The Queen {" ~ b',
when will begin In The Atlantic NoHhiV Tor jury, y"
have already heard the rumor that II ms best piece 81
prose work The hf-t nSaiIiucht is uot "hI
and proceeds very quietly but It's huhot mas uo'
CHARM The hero sci ont To- ride upnn his travels, NV
ing hired for hat purpose mare Who i ltohouIV'u
easy on the back" ii turns out that she is altogether
too easy; she has habit O backing lhdthu.lty' Iht
the rider eventually truuphs over tins diihcu'iy nv
turning her in the wrong direction she iheh D., rs
pllcidy toward the point he Is ic"ly aiming iot. iuS
situation seems almost good enough TO become pro-