The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-10
SOME NEW HOOKS.
A Russians Adventure. In America.

ttcns Of Fcnlmufo Co9u,rs novels and other
books describing American life and qo,u,rv
The forests. tho nounttn4 the prnirir4. tho
hunaocs. and the Indians of the Sew Worldox-
citcd thoir im.uinIti0n. Thcy were an inrvuont
kihilisis. dcto.tma the &. -rlti4n of the Cara
aud wor-iipi ing tiret .ntrrnoiuiosofr ,rnh.
Icanism uui p ..ulism." IYots Iko IIopvorth
UiNon's Now America fnn,ie tnnfn hoiiOrr.
that the widest furm4 of socialism were
rauran' In u.. Tnfnd States. Tuov ulk,at
"a great drI aiauf 40 ufa. nni u1I. ur.
tloir minds tn., or i.a,tn.. ,.a tr., would
p,raia tn.,fnrralI. thc nof., ih,v could nnI
start t.r tn...., with o. ,fw fa ..tan. -h
- Socialist, colony. pf tlo eaham, fl
thraurh 8 ,u. OBJ fis ......r- ,f rle ua.
eocl,i.u did rOf Isl cnu,nn. do. rnrnng 90
lnrci,n t.,.io ,fll.r.. .,tiI .ttutan. Inon,v
ttttl nn,l..i..r....,.,,.I yyf-hfnpt.. ft,
n,yny aoI 4u.,..t.l 4. settlement somewhere.
.nilr Ca4pf.tt 4hor,, or ,f, the frontier OF Asia
Ninor. only ono young mnn. of the nn,nc of
NmuAr1 VI,nrrnnti.. por- .4ird nthcoriginh
tlan. DECLARING that. ID he could NOT nuI any
,ompaniOr- hc would gl alone. lIo had all
ready accumulated two hundrod rouhlos by
giving lessons ai schoois and privntr houses;
hal gone w.,o through OH,ndotn- English
igimmnr amt only NO .lod 10 nauuiro some
mechanical t.,d, which inc could tam back unnn
"a America the trade Of turner and that of "A
hopkbindor appeared To- hin tho most oopvc.
Mont. and after hn,ing devoted n e,unlc If
months to uotiing a smnttnrinr of thcse handle
crafts hn lsu hi uniive city with loss th,n three
hundred roublcs in his pocket and with the
firm resolution that, unless he should settle ina
tho Nnw World ho wnulI seo ia. ,ynol, If th.
United States and r,turn homo in loss thn,, ny,.
,.o ,ri,,. i,.,i..,, H. ,,,.i, , H. Ia
s'"'s' "'S iV7'.".'"" Nv "iI''u "",' ne IT."
s'ta'on IN J"iy' is'@' ana returned IN the an-
a., ,h. Au..ri,,, ,.,,,,in,,, ,yli.l nro ,,,,.
,,I ,.,,,,. ,.'' sCn,'''," e ""'I "Io 'o'
oi Boston. Sow Orleans and san Francis 20.
Six month"; latrr he brought on, nj 81, p.,ors.
burg in the russian language. a book. which
W. have now before US and which narratc- the
experience Of this entcrprlsing young school
teacher and Nihist The volume. tsvo.,
pp. 1917 entitled Rousskv Te IL Ameri-
~ n"'n'"" ""i'"N H"'i ''"ls'' puo-
hbhed In st. Pciersburg 10y the OJst'hre"-
a., h,orory ,ro,,n.ton.. ,a, n,.,., ,r.'., ,,'..
curious nature OF some Of liz opinions. it
A. highly int.rostine as AN .xatnrl, ~ uhn, ,,,,
Ia a,cn,,,li.hod Ill - ii,,,a - 49,,
10 "cco'npi'sn'u WIN Ii'''e energy ana u
strong resolution TO hold inst To- one purpose.
The style OF Mr.. yladimirofr il Main some.
times coarse hn, no, .,ho,,, sn.rL ~, 18th,
Wit lie had mover before travelled more thantwo
hundred miles away from his native ,itv. so that
'"e tourney Wy tue 'oiH"' .ne WISH 10 MOSCOW
h. St Petersburg. and to Warsaw must have
been of interest to him; but. ms he writes for
No nn.sia,,s ~, -, .hO'', -. va
these cities he begins the record Of his impress
,lona only from the time ne creased ,he o,r.
- ,.',,' N ''' wv
man irohuer
looked with amnznment at the immense in
crease OF military uniforms at every station We
passed by Al Berlin the streets were crammcd
Inn on LIZ,
EIow Is. that When a riek.ty hack took me me-
through y labyrinth Of narrow and gloomy
and wanted to spit ont Of the car.
rage window. l could not do 80 from
fear OF splitting on one OF these pitiabs con
querors Not knowing the language of
ths country, had great difficulty in fnding the
agent of the Hamburg American Company
Hut l found him ut last. got u between deck
passage 10 New York for IS thalers n railway
icketto Hamburg for "a thalers. and had my
baggage forwarded free OF charge. Our train.
packed choke full Of emigrants started under
tho accompaniment Of endless grnans Of the
relatives Of thrsr who wcr" leaving. Az We
We're nearing Hamburg, We had quite an ova-
lion from tho pcopls living in the pretty sum
trgboat took lie ont into the harbor. where the
FrlsH was anchored. There was some more
grooming and some more heartrendinv scenes
OF parting: but that was all covered up by the
noise of "a big brass band. At Havre
we had DAYS stOppagc. and almost
that IL was. perhaps, the last rime they
we're treadng on European soil. Our
food on board was bad from the start and soon
hill nll appetite: bread was putr.ned and fresh
water was not only growing worse and worse
and shorter. rhe passengers had to throw
everything overheard. and to bribo the cooks
and the stewards for something to keep body
rnd soul together. In n Legitimate way nothing
could be bought on board. except wine beer.
and spirits. But did not spend much money
On these brides. for was fearfully scasick
most OF IN. hmc ono, day as l was
tho nr.Ssire Of ,ar,ihI" , ",i,,',