The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-30
Literary Notes.

Literary Notes.
ME-. p. Roe's new serial story, "Driycn
Back to Eden" will begin in the February
Nicholas.
For the illustrated quarto edition OF
1.ongiellow's works Houghton, Mitllin 4
Go. have received $4,000 subscriptions.
4 collection OF entertaining anecdotes Of
Mr.. Gladstone, principally cleaned in and
around Hawardcn, has been published in
England by j. Rees Mold.
The November Century is OH the press
for the fourth time. The first edition Of
tho February number containing General
Grants "Sliloh," will be 10000.
Mr.. Wendell Phillips Garrison, son OF
William Lloyd Garrison, has, with the as
slstancc of his brothers, nearly completed
the first volume OF his fathers biography.
The Rev S~ylvanus Stall edits and pub
fishes n Lutheran Year Book for 1885,"
1t represents all the branches Of 4 church
which stands numerically fourth ilfsthe
United States.
The event in literary circles in Constan-
tinorlc is the appearance Of the second
volumeo OF the history o Turkey by Ahmed
Ieydet rasha. lie has been engaged on
this work 4 quarter Of q century.
The, December number OF the Industrial
RcrisU has tho full text OF an address by
Colonel j. Price on the fuel OF the future.
lie believes that coal dust will ultimately
be utilized rs the most practical fuel.
CHM, Heath & Company publish n
little pamphlet containing forty.six short
stories for young children by L. A. Turner.
They are progressive in'lcngth, and would
serve for home lessons for small folk.
DR.. Baird's "liistory OF the 1Iuguenot
Emigration to America" which was an
nounced by Dodd, Mead &.Co. ior publ
cation before the holidays, will neces-
sarily be delayed until the early part OF
next year.
Truth, OF London, notes that in New
York Froudc's Carlyle" Edmund Yates
"Recollections," and VOLTS biography Of
Sir Moses Montetiore can DO Obtained for
an aggregate OF seventy cents, whereas in
England the aggregate is close upon SO.
Mr.. Cross biography OF George Eliot
will be published in England during tho
first week in January. 1t was at first in
tended to issue it ut Christmas, but tho
numerous corrections that have been made
prevented this. The work comprises three
volumes.
John JOHN, who wrote oyer tho sigma
turc ot"Jo. Jo.," and who, was famous in
Sweden rs q dramatic poet, died in No.
vember last at the age OF %. lie had
written about forty plays since 1910.
Several OF them have been adapted for the
English stage.
Thackeray's Second Funeral OF Napo-
leon'' and "Chr0niclc OF the Drum" as
first published by Hugh Cunningham, in
ISL, is 4 volume OF l2e pages and about
tho rarest OF all Thacketay's works, A
copy Of it was sold at auction in London
recently for $50.
I. Fisher Unwin, London, will publish
ut once n new novel by Miss Mathilda
Blind, entitled "T%aranteila." The plot Of
this novel, or, rather, romance. is laid in
1915. The main incident takes place in
Italy, and tho scene is afterwards trans
ferred 10 Germany.
An amusing satire entitled, "Some
Points III the Zoology and Geology OF
G!ycaphuati, by Robert Ramrod," has
been reprinted from the pages OF "Leisure
Hours.5 IT is capital take.ofr on the re-
ports Of scientific explorers, and its mock
scientific tone is kept up to tho end.
Messrs. Kegan, Paul, Trench & Co.,
have in the press for immediate publica-
ton Mrs. Sartorius' account OF her expert
enccs in the Soudan. AS she accompan-
led Major General Sartorius during his
expedition to Suakin, she is able, writes
the 81. James Gazette, 10 tell much about