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

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The collection Of Wendell Phlllips'a speeches the la
Dor question which Is f. DE published by Lee N
sh,pgrd Will bear the title of TIE Relations OF Capital
ANA Labor" Mr.. George L. Austin has prepared an Ill
PRODUCTION for IL, pamphlet
Dr. william 4. Hammond's novel. "Lal," will De issued
in few days.
Mrs. Howe's novel, 1.-THE san Rosario Ranch" has
gone into third edition.
The second edition of Miss Jewetts Country Doctor"
is in the press.
Mr. Alexander Irclands publishers fare preparing the
fonrth edition of his Book Lovers Euchiridon" the
third edition of 5000 copies which was published in No
venbcr being nearly exhausted The illustrated edition
de luxe will not ~ reproduced and WILL therefore, soon
become a rare book
Mr. Robert Louis stevenson has put aside fiction and
the literature of travel for the drama With Mr.. W. Z.
Henley for collaboration he has written melodrana
called " Deacon BrOdic."
Jules Verne is about to publish novel which is to be
entitled IL Archpe On Ecu" 1t was suggested by the
KrakatOa earthquakes
almost Duchess" is the title of novel which
will soon pc brought ont by Roberts Brothers,
The quaint Old places of the modern Athens are de-
scIiDed and their historical associations enumerated in
volume which The Rev. L. O. Porter Of Lexington has
sent press Ii is to be Illustrated and Will be pub
ished under the title Of Rambles IN Od Boston, New
England
Nh Robert Browning. having read Mr. etockton's story
Of The Lady the Tiger" thus solved are told
by The Boot Bnyr. the long vexed question: DeIr -:
According to your desire read the story in question last
evening aud have he station IN suppOsing that such
priucess under such circumstances would direct her
lover to The TIGERS door mind emphasize sHct ana 50
"KOBERT BROWNING"
MI Henry James has revised for the fifth vol ume of
Scuhnels stories by American Authors his little tale,
"a Light Man. thus making 1t almost now story
The Rev Edward Everett Hale and his daughter
about to publish a new book for children entitled \
Family Fli -lt Around Home" Mr. Hale * now nj his
country home. Boston, conducting the education Of
divers lads VINO are happy in finding 50 wise ana delight
ful a teacher.
An American edition Of Mr.. John RAGS volume on
contemporary Socialism will soon be brought out by
the scibGers.
No other modern author has surpassed the Rev. J. g.
wool the preparation Of fascinating anecdotes con
cerring animals and il is pleasant news that r. Worth
ineon is about 10 publish his Pctaud Revisited" Inc
volume will ho handsomely Illustrated.
Nj Daniel Pldceon. an English traveller Of remarkable
common ser c aud the author Of AN Engineers Holt
day" is about pnDlsh's book deaus with the eject
states. It's Title sto be Old World Questions and New
Word Answers
J. r. O.good a Co publishing edition I'm paper
cover, Of their iouud Robin series OF novels.
Miss virginia w. johnson, who +. one Of the clevcrest
Of American women noyel-ts, IA bringing ont through
thc press Charles -crbncIs Sons story Of Ncw-Eug
luud .iiC. entitled " The Fanalls of Upton
\ hook about Garbiil. just published IN Germany,
show. Chat the great italian llbcrator had German blood
m lis veins. Ills grandmother the fathers side
German the being proved by ts extract from the
register ~ the church of Nuggc. small Prus.iin VILLAGE
"Joscph Maria Gauhild aud CIthArlnc Nmolc Won Ncu-
hof, married 10TH August 1885, 1hs Joseph Gaubldi
was The confidential friend Of Thcodor Neuhof who.
after ascending he tnrcnc OF tOtsca as Theodore H. sent
Garthaldi O hs old mother ut Ioidcnhoh, near NuRgc
berg iLcie' rs now arpalrh llo ltlhdn married Ihc~
dOro sister, ana eventually TOOK her 10 Nice, where hc
pfHots'd 40 a pay sicldl
Tho qift-book which ROBERT, Brother. have m prepare
ton i,a ,p'cnddy illustrated clifton Of "ras; His
tocal Social mud Artistic" by Philip Gilbert Ham1rion.
II VIII contain twelve full.pase echlugs.
the firm will soon publish Vernon Lees "Euphor-
ION: studies OF the Antique and ,hc Mcdigyam he Re
naissircc" II MS novel "ianonl" and "suwancc River
Tales" 10y the late sherwood Bonner Mrs McDoweD
Mi Iiac's " Franklin IN France which viii also be
among their publications, is approaching completion.
The book Bismarck for the Of whose author
ship the Prince has angriy offered 100000 thalers
said be rather tediou. than otherwise Ills "coquet-
tiugs with Socialism" are therein explained by chi.
intellectual and dramatic sympathy with projects which
he knows are far from execution"
Charles Reades publishers say that of all his novels
ard Cash" and "Neyer 100 Late to Mend" have had
the largest sales
The Society Column OF Vanity Fair to be edited
hereafter by Lady Florence Dixie.
General Wallace says that his great desire in writing
his book viii be ~ show whole world the facts
which have been appreciated in regard the con
quest Of Oonsantinople by tho Mosems is rcmarka-
BILE that so thrilling history has been made the
subject Of any considerable book except Walter ScOs
Count Robert de Paris, which, by the way. l.. painful
book 10 pursue, II full of the evidences OF weak
ehg au anu decayhg energies or lhc great TOnancer,
and which does not do jusc" to the subject, as the
author had never been in Constantinope"
Mr. Pettt the Eaglish playwright, says that his system
is this :-Flrs build up the laain outline Of the story
secondly construct the play from the rise OF the curtain
TO the fall thirdly thoroughly think the cnarac.ri-
cation; fourhy, roughly write the dialogue filthy re-
construct. rewrte from beginning 20 end and sixthy
listen every suggestion made by manager actor dur
ing the rehearsa and accept every idea that IS sensible
useful and practicable. lie adds that originality OF
conception and bOldDeSs OF execution but often
y ar,lyzed by the warning voice that
Don't write poetic lines; they VIII be called high ia
lutin.'"
Don't write simple dialogue only 10 express the mean
Ing ana feeling Of the person speaking and Illustrate The
situations Will "be bald and without literary merit"
Don't let your characters say smart thIggs " each
other; IL Will be fppant rudeness."
Don't let them talk too naturally or the dialogue will
be commonplace"
Don't have loo many strong situations; Won eu be
" transporting"
Don't have too few your play Will be "wthou; in
Don't make your audience weep "people oome to a
theatre 10 enjoy themselves"
Don't make your audience laugh "thc mission OF tho
stage IS 10 Instruct aud elevate"
Don't write plays al all unless you are prepared TO sac.
rifice your peace OF mind forever.
Translation of Heine's Lyrical Intor1ude" will be
published about tho holiday time by d. Lothrop Co.
Their principal giftbOok 10 DO handsome illustrated
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