New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
LITERARY NOTES

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Ve,o, ana ,,s,trr the Of TIE ptinee W Ma'' WI
Give az dee cunt cf thrlt t,ps w we ,,,,,,a, ,e
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All, Charles eshag, tIadies a r'erasNA att'hi s,oN
IA, that aimliahie inVpniie mhpaylnp, Wt ae"hr !"
a stayy VI hh amaRg the iennessee Mnuh'ahp's' wv"
~ be eaiioa Dawn The harinN' M's 'nssn '''""
Fpmoul has contributed ~ the same re'"'N"' "s'"f
vi plantation stories,
Early next month the scrihners VIII w'"s WV WV
Cables " Creoles IN Louisiana
Sir r. owen has completed the work on hll'lsh iossh
Reptiles " upon which no has been ensas'" ,'' w."
Years Only 10 copies were printed before the plates
were destroyed
The subscripton list and good will" of The Co""'
uent have been purchased by Tbs Ohrsdn az ""'"-'o
which journal Judge Tourgee viii iuihish reeu"' .o"
tributions. He continues his department OF mis"' ="
this weeks issue.
Miss Braddon complains TINT she has never rece'eu
chilling for any dramatic version OF her ho'eis,
tho nlays founded on those novols-no!aoly Lau!
Audey's Secret Aurora Floyd and Henry Duno"'
have become stock pieces throughout E"s'nu w."
America, and have been acted i'll various iahsu's''
the Continent" go
EP Roe's new novel, "A Young Girls Moo'ns' WI.
shortly be brought out IN edition OF 2oooo copies
Todd Mod 6 %. The publishers say that 10000
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copies of Barriers Burned Away" and opening Vi
Chestnut Burr have heen sold without iesscns ~ L."
the demand for the regular editions
Miss Warmers "Rcd wallfowcr" resembles IN "nh'
ner and sprt her WIDE Wide World, and Will nave '
Same popularity among young girls VINO ENJOY inc MI"
and simple course Of this lady's Inauguration Inc ~
thor has mado grave mistake in placing her story I'D
tbo eor,v mart Of this century for she shows little ac
ouantauce with the feeling and expression OF the tne
The proposed reprint of The Dial e in the limbo OF
the pubsher's intentions only about half the requi'
site number of subscribers have been secured MI u
Cooke has nearly finished and will soon publish Ills ms
torical and biographical introduction and index TO the
almost forgotten periodical.
Mr. Matthew Arnold has prepared new introduction
for the forthcoming cheap edition of his God ana INC
Bible"
The English are honest III matters OF coryreht
that they can afford TO throw many stones Mt the Amer
scan glass house The Tai Mott Gd.to says that the
title of book announced to be published can pc stolen
BY any unprincipled pirate. Mr. Max OXEN has ohiy
escaped being served such trick with his new DOOR,
"John Bulls womnnkind" by ono thief splitting upon
another To enable Mcssrs Field and Tucr TO announce
publicly the title of MAX ORclls new book without rear
of that title being piratcd before tho edition can be
issued has been found necessary to nmphiy protest.
nr,nt II I'm big type mike little book OF IT, PUBLISH IN
the ordinary Of business under the title OF
Bulls woinnnknd," and sell 1t for ono farthing'
Tho frat three volumes OF Cnptnln
zion of the Arabian Nights" will DO delivered to sub
rcr,brrs next March The ten voumesat guinea each
will be issued within eighteen months, only this one
edition Of 900 copies Will be printed ana they ele 10 pe
obtained only from Captain Burton at Trieste He has
kept the long unbrokcn sentences OF the orsiel anu
tho peclinr passages which he faithfully retains VIII
not he thinks commonly be found more Objectionable
than some which Shakespeare end In sakespeares
contemporaries"
Max Muller in his Biographical Essays - soon TO be
published in London describes the careers OF the three
great Indian reformcrs Rnmmobun Roy Keshub Chun'
der sen and Dayananda Harasoati These three Lives"
will present short history OF the great religious move.
,nent which has been going on In India almost unoD
served during the last nifty years. and which has led TO
the foundation of religion. which Ia Christianity IN
all but its name The correspondence between Professor
Max Muller and come the principal actors I'm that new
religious reformation has been printed In fun, ana
throws an entirely light the secret springs and
the real aims of the Brahma samai aud its various |
branches.
Miss r. o. Jowctt has completed for The Atlantic her
serial story "a Marsh eland tho scene OF which ls laid
~ Eastern Massachusetts,
Captain Roland r. Coffin has written and published |
volume of sailors Yarns" which grotcHquc aud |
mrh giving poftniturep, from tho iorconauo nt"hd'
point of llfo ON u aing ahip tho oden time, Captain
comm followed the aoa an jolly tar" IN mate, and
CAPTAIN for twenty i've years of tho old sailing
,hip. before tho ago of steam Growing tired OF eye
bong at the cnpatan at the sheets and at the braces
he took up the study OF stonography became reporter
on daily newspaper, aud has written number OF short
Iacy stories about sarpints," inarmads, ana
other things OF forcastle Imagination,
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