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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


POETS AND ETCHERs. Boston: James r. osGood &
In this handsome book with its honest black INK
on honest white paper the publisher has done some
thing redeem the general character of the present
seasons gift books The poets who are here Illus
trated are our own Adrich, Bryant, Emerson,
Lowell, Longfellow and Whittier and the llustra-
tors are our own too, A. f. Bellows, Samuel Colman,
Henry Farrcr r. Swain Clifford and J. ID. Smillie
The etchings are all made for the volume
in which they appear, and each of the above
named artists has furnished four plates, while
the same names are signed to the thirty-two head
pieces vignettes and tail-pleces dispersed through
the book and printed in heliOtvpy from The original
drawings Mr. OsgOod has set good example IN
this effort to make handsome book with home
made materials and, if all the etchinGs are moi
masterpieces there enough good ones 10 produce
a creditable result on the whole Mr. }. ID. SUllllc
is not very successful with the figure but the Front
ispiece from his needle Is a good specimen OF his
vigorous talent in landscape. Mr.. Samuel Colman
has produced a very pretty plate in his "Amalh,'
p. 81 But the best etchings in the book are
those which MIR. Henry Fauer has contributed, the
woods in Winter" and, "The Last Walk in Au-
tumn" What Mr. BRYANT would have said to Mr..
A. F. Bcllows's conception of his Oh, Flires Of the
Rural Maids" we do not know, except that he
could not possibly have Liked it, Mr.. Bellows has
come late INTO the field rs designer of the figure
but he might at least have read the poem he under
took to illustrate His young girls engaged in the
certainly harmless bat rather hoydenish pastlm' OF
swinging from the branch of a tree might do very
well for an illustration of some other poem, but
gives certain shock when seen across the page as
we read the austcre and virginia. lines of Bryants
Wordsworthian idyll.
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Proposals.

DETACHMENT STREET CLEANING, 81 CHANnEGssr,}
DUBLIC NOTlCE.-PrOpOSals nclOsed IN
sealed ana Orsed with the name the person
persons making the same and the date Of presentation an
10 which they relate viii De received
ot the Department OF street Cleaning No 81
Chambers In the city of NeWNOrk until II o'clock mi
Tuesday the 9TH day OF December 1881 at which lime
nj place the proposals VIII be publicly opened and read for
cleaning OF the streets for The removal Of snow aud ice
hererom and for the collection Of ashes garbage and street
swecpngs and the removal OF o same IN the Second street
Cleaning District 0f the City Of NewGOrk from the first day
Of January, 1882 until the 81 - day OF December 1855 both
nclyc In pursuance OF authority conferred by Chap
367 Of 1881, upon the Commissioner OF Street
Cleaning 10 make and execute special contracts.
The second street Cleaning District OF the city u New
York hereby designated By the Commissioner OF street
Cleaning puAuant law consists Of all that portion OF tbs
CITY of New-NOrk bounded "a fu1l3ws;
the north by the southcry line OF Fourteenth
st. from broadway easery to the East River the westerly
side by thuuastcty line OF ruaway from FOurecnthst 20
Staest the sOuthc sida by the westerly line of state
st. easerly side by the East River from Statest
to FOurtecnthst
Any contract Commissioners Of Street Cleaning
days notice by the said COnnis
siOnCr with the approval VI the Mayor.
Al bids must he made with reference u the form OF con
tract and the requirements thereof lille az the Department
street Cleaning thoy will bo rejected aud tho Is
referred 10 as part of this notice
proposals. De
department OF street Cleaning, ~ Chamber street
NcNYOrk city after Tuesday, December 20, 1881
JAMES = COLEMAN,
Commissioner Of STREET Cleaning.
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Cost ano Goun0.

I OST OR STOLEN.-Bank book issued by
IL Scamen's Bank for Savings. Now York, to the sub
scTber Ballard II not found returned 10
the bank within 80 days from this date, will apply 70 tho
bank for book
Aey.York- Dee. IA. 1881.
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YANKEE DOODLE An old Song OF 100 Illustrated
by Howard Pyle DOud, Mead x Co.
Mr.. Howard PylcS talent seems TO be Of the imita-
tive sort In his Lady Of Shallott we saw him maxi
ing drafts at sight upon the early works of the
English Pre-Raphaeites, conveying at least one
whole figure and several ornamental details bodily
from one particular picture by Ford MADDOX Brown
to say nothing of the borrowed air of the whole
series. The motive of the present book is clearly
enough found in Mr. Cadecott'S John Gilpin, sug-
costing that favorite piece of fun at evc.y step
though not, we believe, making any such use
of it as We have pointed out i'll the
case of the Lady of ShallOtt. Beside, in Yankee
Doodle, Nj Pyle is working in field more familiar
[ him; he is much better able 10 deal with the man
ners and costumes If our great srandiathers than
he is with those of the court of King Arthur.
When Will our artists and publishers learn that the
way to success does not lie in imitation,
and that a public like ours cannot be
nut oil, wear after year, with gaudy
gIt-boobs bally manufactured We open new
book illustrated ly Walter Crane, by Il. Caldecott,
or BY Kate Greenaway, with the certainty of being
pleased not only by the playful humor Of the Dc
signs, but by the completeness of the whole thing,
the execution being no less artistic than the de-
signs themselves. And We have at home dcsi ncrs
who. in their own way, could produce az good Ie-
suit if only the publishers would do their part.
This. however is too seldom the case aud IN this
particular year of grace the American giit-books
are, as a rule, the worst We have ever seen.
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history and puzzles-is in short, formed to please
and to instruct the mind of youth"
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1.-THE Parent Heart in Song is an unfortunately
named collection of poems by wellknown writers
having special reference to the parental sentiment
The book offers by minor poets which
might well have been omitted BUTT also gives such
favorites as Mary Lambs pretty jingle "Phiiip'
going into his first little breechcs, and Coventry
Patmores tender and pathetic poem " The Toys
one of the most beautiful lyrics that fatherhood has
ever inspired This volume is complied by Levietta
Bartlett Conner, and is published by Peter G..
Thomson, Cincinnati
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Nem Publications.
AN EXCELLENT 81 80 Christmas Present.
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What better gift than Mrs. Lambs two fiue
w illus vols, comprising the HISTORY Of NETWORK
the present time. Third edition now ready, by subscnp
ton only Copies address approval by the pubs
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AS OOO COPIES. Three GREAT NOVELS.

MADELIN e. by MARY J. Holmes A CHANGED HEART
by May Agnes fleming, and BETWEEN TWO LOVES BY
Bertha Clay three novels that selling aster than
any thing else these aoidaya
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Golden Days, the Philadelphia weekly for
young people, has published for the holidays its
second bound volume. 1t contains the usual moral
tales. stories and adventure. articles on natural
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\ HAPPY BOY. BY BJGRNsTJEGNE BJoRNsoS Trans
lated from thc Nur9e, by RaTnUs b. Andt rsou. $40,
PIP. 100. Boston: HoughtOn, Miilin q Co.
THIS little volume. which contain, what the trans
lator calls Bjornsou's best story of peasant
life, has abOut 10 childish simplicity
which sometimes grows wearisome. IL
is trivial in places and it is bald, having little Of
the Imaginative charm that years ago first de-
lighted the readers of "Ame." The happy
hoy himself is scarcely interesting, the
faithful if not tender maiden OF
his dreams has no sweet attractive grace worth
mention. The story has the scene and the simplicity
but not the poetic beauty of a pastoral and
its lack of humor IS serious fault.
The hand of the poet is not visible at least in
translation and while the spirit of the tale il whole
some, it is at the same time lIttle arid.
The verses which are scattered through
the volume are probably literal transations-they
are it must be confessed, excessively bad poetry,
and grevouSly disfgure the chapters IN which
they occur
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TItrkERhY.

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English society is singularly unfortunate in the
nOves.s who in these days assume to chronicle
its deeds-or rather its misdccds. Who these scrib-
bling women may be, one does not care TO know.
Their books have the air of tumbed satin
and dirty laces, and might easily be
the work OF retired ladies' maids who
have caught a fashionable argOn from behind
doors. According to these writers the majority
of English women OF society are furbcOwcd
idiots or ncarnato fcnds, while the men
of title or wealth are "pernicious fools"
or good-hcarted pieces of stupidity. The
upholstery which surrounds these figures is perfect:
they toy" with dollhouse fruit they Wear g dec-
ious" white silk tea-rowns; they ride the most
marvellous horses and are always buying diamonds
galore and wherever they are and whatever they do
they are fast" and Inbred Lady A. is perpetually
flirting vugary with Sir B. c. Lady Il. G. smiles
upon the Marquis OF D., and about these
persons runs stream Of scandal
and cheap cyncisn which is positively
nauseOus This stuff is said to be popular in Eng
land, and has even in reprint reached curiously
large sale in this country. my Lord and
My Lazy %. b. Lippincott & Co.. Is
n striking representative of this ladies' maid
novel type. 1t is full of jewels, long, hot kisses,
tea-gowns, coniugal quauels, and slang and is en-
tirely unworthy of tair paper and honest ink.
1t would be interesting to know what charm
this driyel has for its American readers " Ouida
has certain power of eancstnoss and poetic grace
that occasionally lift her into the outskirts OF art
The author of Joan and COmeth up as Flower
with all her faults, knows not a tie Of human
nature, and has and then stray touches of
humor But in My Lord and My Lady" and
its tribe it must be said there is redeening quail
ity-no excuse for being
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WORDS. FACTS AND fhlANEN'
dictionary OF Curious Quaint and Dutof Way Nat
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ACHANGED HEART, by May Agnes Fleming ..,
Two good novels altogether the leading books OF the season
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-29

The ILLUSTRATED HERALD
will be issued about the middle Of
April. The character of the mat
ter which will appear in this pub.
lication, many of the articles being
contributed by the best informed
people in their specialties in Los
Angeles county, will impart to 1t .
value which will endure for years.
AS it will be stereotyped, 1t can be
reissued again and again, although
the large edition-fifty thousand
which will be printed at once will
make . reprint unnecessary for
some time to come. As we intend
to keep our word a. to the artistic
character Of the ILLUSTRATED
HERALD from . topographic point
of view, and as it will contain as
much reading matter ~ q good
sized book, it will be set up In San
Francisco, where stereotyping ia.
clllties abound. We are rapidly
gathering in the literary matter
which will enter into Its compost.
tion and we trust that those who
have promised US articles will send
them to this Office by next Satur.
day, at the latest. Elaborate al
this publication will be, one of itl
greatest attractions will be found to
lie In the fact that 1t will be sold
for the low sum of ten cents, thus
admitting Of its universal distri.
button.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-29

the demand notes, the gold and
silver and the bonds, the latter Of
several issues and Of differing rates
Of interest, which are 10 patent, In
Republican hands, in making con-
vsrts to-day. Mr.. Pixley, in
substance, simply asserts that the
Israelltish and the Virginiap
Judas both had q keen apprecia-
ton Of pscuniary considerations,
whether their medium or minting
was the American dollar or the
silver shekel which Abraham, in
"the brave days of old" paid for
the field Of Macpelah.
Mr.. Boruck is equally wroth and
equally virtuous. He declines to
welcome to his manly embrace
"snide" Virginia partisan traitor.
With a good deal Of point he points
to the municipal elections which
have already taken place In Sacra.
mento and Oakland, "a an indica-
tion of the way the masses look
upon the bargaining and corrup-
tion which characterize the advent
Of the new administration.
Were it not for the quarrel be-
tween the Messrs. Pixley aud Bo.
ruck and George 9. Gorham. they
possibly might not tell the truth In
the premises. but We believe they
have done 1t, In this case, fully and
unreservedly. There IL an old
adage which runs that when gen.
tlsmen Of uncertain virtue fall out
the honest man comes by his own.
It applies perfectly to this case.
We are under obligations to the
Messrs. Pixley and Boruck for as.
sisting 10 to . correct charaeteriz'
ation Of the era Of bargaining and
brazsn chieane upon which an ad-
| ministration presided over by Gar.
field and Blaine has already enter
ed. The trail of the serpent has
been already disclosed in this par
tixan Eden.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-29

The HERALD has steadily ex.
horted the farmers Of this section
to plant high brade of barley and
sec to It that the standard should
be steadily elevated. We have
again and again stated that . re.
munerative market would be found
in the East for q good staple Of
brewing barley. Already the de.
mand has begun and the railway
company seems disposed to facili-
tate the movement. This cannot
fail to be beneficial both to the
railway and to this section.