Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-02
LITER NOTES.

fINE MINUTES DAILY NuIN4~ OF l~uEr!l.
iy "a. l.. S,ducy Lear. New York: Thomas
mttoKer. Mhcc..ng: stanton Il ptNcn.
port.
An elegant edition Of Tcnuyson's
Princess will be one Of the most no;ybie
Holiday books. James L.. O,sOUd 4 Co.,
are to be the publishers.
One of M,ssrs. Putuanis most important
autumn publications Will re The History
"' the Discovery Of Alu-rIca 10 the Year
I52@,' by Arthur James Weise.
The publishers OF that ever readable
month V, The Mo !,rn Agn. have brought
~ their first hall.y,arly volume. l. i
"ci WORTHY OF a place on the book shelf.
uulirg the month OF October the com.
p.rte works of William II. Seward will b.
published by iiOughtOn, Miitl.n Il Co. Mr..
George +. Baker is editing and revising the
volumes.
Harper Il Brothers have commenced the
publication Of q duUdeCimO edition Of their
'fraOkIin SIuare Library" Tae first vol.
Un'e Of the new series is George E,iot'>
story, "Silas Mariner, the Weaver Of Rave.
ICE.
Professor Huxley will write an article
for the first number Of the illustrated maya
lin, which Mes>rs. Macmillan are to start
in October; so will Mr.. Grant Allen. Mr..
>%wtnburne will contribute a poem Of some
Cngih Called Les CasluetS IL is de
>criptive OF the CASkets Lighthouse in the
Channel Islands.
The American Counting Room" con
tiuueS to meet With a large share nj pDpu.
lar favor. The idea which resulted in the
b nth Of the magazine is a good one, and the
publishers have gone about the acc IN p,iSn.
meut Of their object is u way which cannot
tail of success. Every business mar and
uookkeeper should read il,
The Rev. il. Mombert, OF Paterson. y.
j.. proposes TO reprint, with critical cola
uOns, the little-knOwn first edition Of
Gyndale's version OF the Pentateuch. made
directly from the Hebrew. To do this a
long residence abroad will be necessary.
and the enterprise depends upon the OBJ.
aiming OF subscribers to one thousand
copies at IS each. We trust that Tyndale's
version will make its appearance at an ear
ly day.
G. P. Putnam's Sons nnoun the fol.
lowing works for early autumn publica.
ton; Hand and Ring" a new novel by
Miss Green, author Of The Leavenworth
Case" "A Strange Disappearance" etc. A;
ess Clara Lanai author of "Mr. Perkins.
Daughter" The Diothasl or a Long Look
Ahead The Woman Question In Eu.
rope a series Of essays by representative
European women.
Late publications by Cassell, Peter, Gal
pin & Co., are Culture and Cooking; or,
Art in the Kitchen" by Catherine OEea;
The Simple Ailments of Horses, their
Nature and Treatment" by NJ. F.; "Eti.
quette of Good Society,"" anonymous;
Wealth. Creation" by Augustus Mongre-
diem, and constitutional History aud
Political Development of the United
States" by Simon Sterne.-Stanton &
Davenport have them.
We may expect in October another In
dian poem by Mr.. Edwin Arnold, the au.
thor Of The Light of Asia" 1t will be
composed of the following idyls from the
Ssnscrit OF the "Mahabharata:" l..
"Savitri, or Love or Death" 2. "Nala
and Dsmaysnui;" 3. The Enchanted
Lake" 4. The Saints Temptation" s..
The Birth Of Death Messrs. Trubner &
Co, the publishers OF the work, are prepar-
ing for publication during the ensuing
season an illustrated edition Of Mr.. Arnold's
Light Of Asia"
THE Classic Series" is q new series of
publications begun by Messrs. Roberts Il
Brothers, Boston, Of w~Orld-renowned works
selected from the literatures Of all nations,
printed from new type in the best manner
and neatly and dursbly bound. This is
the promise OF the publishers advertise
ment and the hrst number bears it we'll
ont 1t is q nest duodocimo of four hun.
dred psges, end contsins Sir Walter S,ott's
Lay Of the Last Minstrel" "Aarmion,"