New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-12
LITERARY NOTES.

LITERARY Mules.
rorantoin" enovel relating partly TO tho hahan SUI
yerstit,on concerning the bite OF the 'a'au'u'' WI"
shottiy no published In London Iva "u'uo' " , ",'.
Mathrdr hind, WIN prepared the Nou" "" "'Veo '"V'
for the Famous women eoll'A
oo,rcsronaen, ~ The Ahenrum males Wac sug
.,.on Ga tho publishers ~ books ot reference he pre-"
poses that for tho convenience ot the puon"',N "o
ns,r. of their publications they should t'NoWu" v"
hooha Witch contain Hats ~ ADVENTUROUS "'.' W
rsterrcA TO- hy initial other eyn'hol ana f'n'r'S
,,.so. which have ~ hc constantly or frequently
tanned TO- two OF three copies ~ such HATS ot pages wv
,eparate leaves "a hc held IN hNnd or sd hrsue %
ume When IA use In the new dcuoneN W. st,on is iudi
logical Society, for example, the rtonnv"," IA brIe
eaicd by sci Of symbols OF some % ~ Rc "Snan,-
tory page AZ the beginning ot the N"l"' '''" "''
necessary 10 consult the Key
The Comic de Paris writes 10 his American pnhn "''
Mes.r. Porter a Coates; "The numerous Poll'o" uu''
which have doVolyed upon me leave me nut N'' ",,'
,e,suro lam devotng every hour can spare to the
nrosecu,,on ~ my great work on the AmeH'" var
The correction Of the proof sheets OF volume ''Ne"."
nrorresspe favorahy hut this volume VIII not I'VE Pun
fished without the following one &" Wnr ~" INV Giand
third is vet written As for the History o S fnek
father which am supposed 10 write II Noulu DC V"sA
much above my power To uhdcI'"A"
The tendency Of the time toward realistic work Is as
cus.ed in review of two American novels "hich -Hr'
reveals has contributed to the August number OF me
Century.
1p Osgood & Co have lust brought ont new revised
eaon of their excellent Maritime Provinces GUIDE
Tho tourist who yearns toward Nova Soo'i" CT" ""'
no more useful companion III 'ha' reeI""
communistic society the shore of an interior lake
-Rrocton probably-is the scene OF the new story III
A. uor,s American Noye scries. The character
drawing in Among the Chosen is reported to be par
tcuarly strong one parsonage OF the DOCK Il ce'-
tain English writer and traveller whose passion oi
eommunstic experiments Is well-known to his friends
Mr. F. Yano the editor Of the leading organ OF 'he
Liberal party in japan is spending several months IN
rurone familiarzng himself with the manners ana
,netbods OF the people will publish book contain
ing his impressions when he returns to his own country
Jaran now has about thousand periodical 1upnca-
tons The newspapers are modelled upon European
daies MIR Yano's paper is four-paged and costs four
cents.
Mr. Gosse editing for the Parchment Lbrary-an IN
pleasant and expensive shape unless each purchaser
Intends 10 bind his bOoksa volume OF Sir Joshua Key
nods's Discourses." volume Of " Irish Lyrics Is
beng prepared the series by Mr. Justin McCar
INV Mr. +. Hall Caine is editing some selections from
Coleridge's prose writings
Guerilla warfare in the Southwest, with romantic ac
compartments is the theme of a novel; The Man from
Texas" which, I. b. Peterson & Bros. are about to
publish.
Charles Resde ordered that all his commonplace books
and memoranda shall be kept open for inspection for
two years after his death This may reasonably he done
as an Indictment to literary Industry ana toward care
fully realistic methods
firm of publishers in Richmond are bringing ont the
life of the Rev John Jasper with his famous sermon
on the rotation of the sun
Mr. Farrs the author OF Called Back" Ia said TO be
writing serials both for Harper and for Macmillan,
"On Country Road is the title of baiade con
trjbuted by Mr. swnburne TO the forthcoming number
Of The kineteenh Century.
NJ Emile de Laveleye has published a second series
letters from italy IN which he declares that instead OF
90 putInu NJ ap,ni np futiud
them hard-worhng and industrious, although terribly
ground down by taxation. and in some purely
agricultural districts miscrably poor NJ de
Iaveloye regards with much msgiving the
effort. which Italy ia making TO he considered ono Of the
meat Powers She spends q million pounds upon her
wafsp the Lepanto while ltasns are dying Of hunger
Of langushinF under the peaFrs' when duecy results
nom he want Of ncutlshiug TODD NJ de layeleys fear.
the csnlt of the grand, po4Ue upon the social aud
tcria condition of the country, when cannot snofd so
scenmps shed IN ihla direction has done much 60 accen-
iuee the misery VI tbs poorest classes nay ana par
tn,easod until It haa become literally onornonsi hut NJ
d. avelsys thinks that the excessive agricultural rents
are fertile cOhuhatery cause OF the poverty IA the
rural districts.
some of the cop,, ~ the fac aimes OF tho frat cdl
uon IT "Ths Vicat ~ Wakefield which Mr. Elliot stock
A. brinrinr out will h.. hound n wool taken from the
ppurs of the diaus room Of poNs chop houH' an al'
Client haunt ui tudsniih
pr liamutons catalogue Of Tho Engraved work, Of
MI Joshua Reynolds recalls the fact that Atawel.
known iondun auction room ten years ago Just ut the
very momrut when tho tr,or Tor Reynolds mcffotnts
was inh height uumhcr OF apparent proofs were
to,d for suite MANY VI the very hest Judges took them
~ proofs before all lcer, aud hieh prices wse nd for
Avc.fcrd Fortunately Tor tho purchaser" tsye In
Hamilton, TINS fraud wac - posed by MT Mckay TIVE
chief partner ia the nim OF NcsatS c"imsghl a Co. IN
time Ia prevent tho oney hr1s paid what the togcr
had don, Wa To get hold oi unOer OF on "es re-
touch HEM place piece OF thick psper over the letters
and print Oh some old papsr In tLis way appaT-
emily nrs state would be produo from entirely