New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
LITERARY NOTES.

.,a, the late Nicholas TrTbner has |
N, nehud him an Ms the hstcrycftne DOCS
s,assical period subject In which ne h"a 'oon
frou, his ,rlies boyhood He had eoheoca AL -,
amount of material for the work. @uo ''o' "''' -,
.note "a hi, friends of publishing t as soon ~ ue
80 =, g., a.co,,,,nce with the demands OF somewhat
fastdious taste a.,
r,a c,rr.nt number OF rrGbner's Literary keo'r"
e. occompaned by memorial pamphlet containing VA''
"a. interesting newspaper notices OF the famous puo'
sr's death.
The native printers Bishopsowe are now engagedln
settng up Bishop Coleusos translation into @uu Oh 'o
"ngrims Progress
The minute diaries which Longfetow kept Tor many
years promise to he very useful in the preparation OF inc
coming biography.
Tha Roy Pbi,l,ps Brooks IL mentioned a thinker ana
writer Of remarkab rapdy. His long ana scho'rY
baceal,nreate sermon before this years eradu'uhS -
at Harvard was not written GA the FRIDAY Pr'o.''"S
SUNDAY on which 70 was 10 he delivered ~
Saturday evening 1t was completed anu ma" '''
three erasuros or corrections
Alvin" the now novel by Theodore watts p'e, ~
.5,ic rbcA Il announced In the current nnm'ef o. ~
Aibcp,,up vin be a surprise - the p'epe WV
,een accustomed 10 re gard Mr. WATTS ~ the Nus "
headed OF critics lie has ahsnl'ned hlm''i' !" V r
b. the guidance OF q rOntnIc inigih',l'h' ''' ,.
led thereby into paths Of absorbing anie''h NY -,
interest "Aylwin" Is roman -ather than nv.
al an o,eu air rom ,nce at that lily enough VIZ
written thrt zen velr. ago AL h'' n'v'r S'Vn
of dar until now n is familiar, however, " - =,
,enps Of poets an crltics Ros7etu reli W. '''
4, ,,l hspt rp an ngt by th cnthr lins interest -
p,tes sNiahnrne real 1t with similar result
80 -, tr, ,tb.r ro tts All three cor ioir n'V'"''
nwetta's e nnats are ertnl Tdts' SAT- N'''''" wv
aav pp1ple nr, ttelv - sty tho sam" q" N''''S -,
Uitst a ,etpt tie prospective publishers a'' wv"
enthusiasm about w.
A,oinrs ront,nins tf,hslailous ot s The late ie'iI
4. Hu.H
AaTv l. ntnth, aAt viii 10 rhnlishfl Va me a'"" w WV
Manner. n viii oeatuaa ana ruheiuir tho sah"' :"
se.iuftit translated several fotis hs1 Wy Ms7 "''e
And Viii 100 illustrated la tho mn,t lavish fashion,
Mr. tredesice n.y's book on neury Irving presents a
stratford anecdot which proves anew the 'Ion ." 'n'
sayihs about the prophet d"d MS '"" o''",'' 80 w.
posite snakcspe 4rus hod,r ono day, Nj irving W'' q"
asti,, ana asked him who lived there. "pluh"' was
the rcuIy Come, come y1u must know wac ANf'
there l. hts name shikesper't' 'pnnho Nv"
can't Won tell rs whether he's alive now 'H"'n"
"Hut surely you know whether he was famous Wn''"'
he ever did apythingl" "No-cs he-he- ""cH' "hd'
dld he dot" He writ summit" "Thars tive were
sure YOU knew all about him. what did he writer lie
writ boibe."
Mr. W g Kennedy has prepared, and f c. GHggS "
Co Of Chicago. will publish, vol ulne ehltol
"Wonders and Curioste' Of the Railway OF 'tor's u
the Locomotive in Every Land 1t proposes 10 ~ j"
somo sort history Of the railway.
The ODD Testament Company Of Revisers has hnl'n'u
It, iabors and the will be published about next
Easter.
The som,eentenuial celebration of the founding OF
Rncncsirr has beea described in neat pdmphle "mcn
cont ,in. also a chronological history OF tle neau
city on the Gene, An interesting ptFo OF TINS =" "
cation i, tlc historical address miie ddm- N 'e"'''
ZION by the Hon. Charles IT, Tit'h, Editor OF The Ie"'-
r,o,. C,-,ur'c IT'S compact. careful and piojur-
,.1ne e o. urtory, worthy ak" OF The occasion ana
Of the speaker.