New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-20
LITERARY NOTES.


a.. nor,v has completed his "Recollections OF f"'S
v.ars among Authors and Publishers al" .''
,,ll shortly be issued by IT, W. |"'e''' "
,v,., The London Spectator the other day no"oeu
A., ,r,cnt number of " The Nineteenth |c"''
,.r.fuy omitted any mention OF MI Sw'houi"o Az.
- Charles Reade "No doubt" says Mr. Yates, M''
S";,h,rre did pay cruel joke Mr. Hutton when nc
.,ors,.aea him TO print Faustine in the columns Vi
a.; h;,b,v moral journal But that was man! wears
AGO Mr. Swnburne has forswon sack now an"
cleanly. To keep chewing the cud sui Vi '"'s
Grievance is hit of womanish spite nn"o,''s VI
Glitter it's bit of folly too for it only MAKES Peo'o
,.r,o,Ser what he would surely wish them 10 'o'so"
pro,...or .ovett has nearly finished his translation
nj The Politics of Aristotle
An o,,cmp, ia being made in Nashville, Tenn 10
..,ahsh literary journal of the highest order 'on'
tripu,ors. but not funds have been secured
LADY Martin Helen Faucitl addresses hooer'
Browning thus in " Blackwoods Magazine ",a''
G,, rs am for what you have given 10 'nc WIN -
,,o,v wavs I have always felt how grent lo's 'he
STAGE has suffered from the diversion mo o'"' 'a'
re,s of that creative dramatic power winch YOU" y, "
of our contemporaries. seem to me piee'i'"'
os.s.s yon NAV remember saying at essusi meet
;,r IN HYDE Park when was expressing III! io'e anu
admiration for Pompilia- Alb, If could nave nsu ~"
1 pu,;l,a I would have made the story INTO
drama, Your words made me very happN' "o"
Gladly would I have done III! best 10 hus'i"'o
character So finely conceived
pe,hructs introduction 10 the Study OF Language
,os been translated into English by f. Chanting anu
,be ,tao.lation will shortly he published ny "n'n
Heath Co.
The bIop,npher Of llahlo, X Browne I" PM draws
pn,betic picture of the brave modest nncomp"'h'ns
,d man who holsictcd Mp IN his cha'i WIN MS p'"'
o,.d m All, psscd hand MI uucuneous o' the loss "
his navel aud unwilling rs admit o' ANY "'h't "''"''
,,s, ,b.nnntsm couttyod by the swnvihg "' III" p"uN
a. d,ew the pictures ioi The lew unwr"i'"n' WINS
,,th eLl,h nn nngraioul and nnlhdulgeht "'''"
cared to iniiusi him
Tho mice Of Mr Doulons Handsome '"i""h ~
ste,nes Sentimental Journey " haa be'h ''""''" y"
st2 40 from 40 90 II IA mar'ollonsly ohe"p I" '"''
price
Asew translation Of 1.-THE Inferno " into hnRn'n
ntetye lima has just bcon brought out |"
by Nj, J. r. kihhold lie says OF tho m'ho w "''
ehosont "1he kind 81 verse employed ooho'o '" Wv
that bss ated 10 give SONS idea h""'''' INV, "
,iddiy .mensntoi aud yet easy strength o' pah'o
n,e,, nina In, whoever choosez o. adopt 1t WIN It's
constantly recurring demand for rhymes necessarily
becomes Ia some degree lis setVhh''
Nh. Henry Wood never received penny from any
ana ~, fine right of dramntling her foiasncet'
.l,houeh II has been calculated that small royalty On
nil the nlavs founded on " East Lynne wouiu nave
brouuht her no less a sum than S5Oo,ooo
MIR Edmond dc Goncourt has just reprinted 'he hIs'
,omance which he wrote i'll collaboration Win MS
brother Jules. The story was entitled In 10,
aud the printing was completed on December l. 1901
Iouis Napoleons coup detat came on the day OIL pun"
E,ation and the authors had great reason to MINK
tho, ,he nuhlic of France would have more serious
work in hand than the consideration oil theii h'elS
claims They walked the streets OF fa:is' ana WIZ"
The nardonable egotism Of youth looked on the walls
fr the posters that TO announce the ADVENT Vi
two new authors Bnt they looked IN VAIN Inc
nr,nter afraid that the mysterious, meaningless
caha,i,tic title of "En IS" would be held by the
authorities TO imply something adverse to the Napoe-
onic legend had committed the entire STOCK oil p"c-
ards 20 the flames few months laier the bookseller
informed them that only sixty copies had peeh sou
and he should be glad if they would remove 'he
remaining stock. a thousand or more. This mass oil
unapureciated literature was RELOCATED 10 garrett
and a few wears later, when the brothers by chance
nene,rated TO this umberroon, they each sat on the
Zoo, IN read again the unfortunate hTstngs Oh the
,rss In an access of critical fury they now con-
deuned the book to the flames The bulk was actually
burned hut few copies evidently escaped and alter
,undrv reiusals VI. Edmond de Goncourt has now
yielded to repeated requests and the work Is once
more offered to the public.