New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-23
LITERARY NOTES.

A Students edition of Lubkes History of Art ="
4. heino prepared by Dodd, Mead g. Co., and art
eluos aud art students may purchase it at reduced
price.
The leading article in The American Lac Rere'c Tor
April is by Henry o. Taylor and treats OF the rign'
of third person to sue on contract made In lis
favor.
Mr. Charles Barnard's timely book on "Coopera-
don "a Business" will be issued by G. P. Putnam
Sons to-day. The cover bears the suggestive motto
~$ saved==$ gained"
"'Tis always morning somewhere in the world
As line of Mr. Horne inscribed on the shn-'ia, AZ
the head of the Brighton Pier, and famiarto thou-
sands; and Mr. Horne's last work shows 'h' II 10 ~
ways morning in the soul Of the poet"
Emile lola has lust published a second voln'n" Il
theatrical criticism with the title " Nos Au'r'H
Dramatioues" He says if he has been uhHuE So
we're upon his dramatic brethren II is not hccans'
he is Jealous and vindictiye but because truth Is MS
religion.
The late Lord George Pagct. who was conspicuous
among the heroes OF the charge OF the Lg' Di'
vade at Balaklava, left journal whichhas Jus' "ir
peared with the title The Light CaVaity p''S'u'
=, Tho Crimea.y In it the famous charge is eraphi-
cally described,
METH. Tibbes The friend Of " Bright Eyes IS
not the author of the novel " Ploughed Under as
.ome n, rs,ns have supposed. The publishers For'iS
Uo,,ard G. Uulbert. say however, that Mr. Hb'os
10 writing a stirring novel which will deal with the
WRONGS of the aboTigines.
Mr.. Richard Henry Horne, the poet. who was born
IN 1soa and was the friend of Scott Byron and other
to,nops authors published recently three Bible trag-
Lie {" John the Baptist" "Job" and Judas Is
CARROT The Echo aludes thus pleasantly to the
authors advanced years:
Mr.. Tennvs0n has been treating Mr.. Els the
nbonetican, tn careful readings OF his chef daiect
roe,us Mr. Ellis's phonetic transcript OF THESE
readings will enable clever reader {" reproduce W.
Tennyson's tones and accent a. easily M hlual-
clan can reproduce music nom notes.
The directors of the Mannheim Theatre. where
schillers Robbers" was first produced ninety-nin'
wears ago. offer prize OF a thousand marks 'T2"pl
for the best drama in Schllcrs early STYLE Ia their
circular they say the time has arrived when Ger
,panv ought 70 have second Schiller. Hence they
advertise for him.
A new edition of Mans Origin and Destiny,
sketched ON the Platform of The Sciences Is IN
preparaton by George II. Ellis of Boston The b"o.'
winch is by Mr. J.P Lesley State Geologist OF Penn
sylvania was originally published by Irubner ~
Co. of London. The whole has been revised anu
six new chapters have been added.
A" Sewing Primer" with songs and music, has
been arranged by Louis j. KiIkwood, OF the WIZ
son Industrial School, in st. Marks-place II Is an
attractive little book which can be made a use1ui
adjunct of the nursery. and industrial schools can
hardly do without it. Diagrams and pictures cN-
la;p 10 the eve TIL different stitches described in
the text.
Mr.. Edward A. Freemans Historical GeographN
of Europe" will appear in few days through
.lsro tnr.r. Of ln.tt
volume Of $50 ages. and is accompanied by an
atlas of sixty-fve color, maps. The book is not q
history. but n statement of the nnmherless changes
of rule and dominion which have taken place
in Europe and its colonial empire from the earliest
DAYS