New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-18
LITERARY NOTES.

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ana his writings II never rehsnou ,,osn sola in
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- a.r wbv line OF wordswortns il 4.
enc ,,au,orta al spirit Byrons can ohiy "'o' man
,re 4, AT hest satirist; in any other way NC ,ove
.uouch. Idaresay do him inlus"ce. O"'
him nor squeeze tear to MS memoi''
enc, c,ass OF the population In the East which sup
~ 80, III a. cr,deucss aud want OF culture wes'o'
,,as,onies II will be matter of surprise 10 ''ai.
80. . v,,nahle collection OF books relating 10 D" -,
80, ,ut nm for sale by Anton Bicker III ono "a
,chs library iucludcs nearly two hunoro" ,,nsob,s
,,esles the English translatons .when aio IN Tho
% avery American gcntemans library oon'' 49, oo,,v
hest German TRANSACTIONS AND ,.t mitch
Du,ch version Of Dr. Hacke, and the last anu Dos
-,.,,o, that OF Joan BOIL scaramnzzas iiiu'N"
.soos of the Divine Comedy. without wnon o"o 90 =,
none to eomploto a study OF the art OF WHICH 80.
,hc origin and the inspiration; copy oi 'Ho hitch
.,op az Pctrus Alleghicruss Latin commence =,
1ard Vernon has made at Florehoei u ih -. ord
,ran,,a,,ona and comments on tho minor poo'n'' -,
xr..non.. and A. Papzzis reprint OF the hrs' q"N'
.,,on of the Divine Comedy; the cxpos'io" " -.
s,,uo the Bembo edition; copy OF III" VI s., .,,o.
.J,,cn and one OF DELI Ancora" are ho'ao'o ', ~,
nstho lhrary Mr. Bicker naturally desires 10 sen ''
collection entire II 1t ia possible to do 10 oo'o 80
II be does not succeed in doing that' INC hu"''''
sold separately.
TIL, or,v nortion Of General Gorions chronicle Oh 'no
.,sec Of Kbartoum which has yet reached ms AM -,
enc sixth volume, covering the perioo Iron WV ,ro
Novomber to the 14th OF December Ano u'e 80, 9
,o,umes which deal with events between tno ~ -,
.snhor and the 4th November, have not ye' '""'o "
bana Publication will be deferred unui the "n''' NV
received.
-. ,r,o,s q, am,able newspapers are occupied JUST
o-,hvM MIR Donpely's dissertations on his discovery
that Bacon wrote Shakespeare Moro hand
than his arguments and citations reveai IL "ou' "
to lud anywhere
Mira Lynn Linton will shortly bring ont ne" "o'e'
The Autobiography of Christopher KrRiaho
The Boston Herald says There Is statement % ,no
vav IN which Mr. Howslss novel. Tho Kise OF oila.
-, , .ano 70 no written which may be OF interest
a. the publio gentleman who is In good poSiion ~
obserye the general taste OF the pubic in h'oi"'0 49,
4, Mr. Howels days You have pee" "o''"e w
love experiences OF young people successfully io
time and readers far from being urea Oh youi W. "
that direction But wouldntit be well to vary IL occSIOn
ally Why not write q story OF WHICH ou
shall be the central figure z"
Mr. A. p sinnett author Of The Occult worid an.
NJ Esoteric Buddhism" is about to pupnsn =" "o''
called ~Karra" The story is to have incidents Oh oil
occult character
Mr. Edmund GOsse is going TO writo the masq" VIM"
"a IN no performed at the royal costume ball OF inc
into Of Painters in Water Colos in London on the l9n
Of May.
Tho title of Miss Blanche Willis Towards new mover
<o ha " Aulpay Tower" 1t will be published by j. H.
Osrood & Co. about the first week In May
The second volume Of Professor McMasters HISTORY
-, tho peone of the United States will he out In 10"
weeks
There I, in The Cotohe World an amusing and prac-
..o, ,,,a . Talk with Contributors which should be
read by all aspiring writers. The following story CON
vey. instruction to large class Of discOntented people
There was an Undergraduate once. OF our acquaihI
apes who WAS the envy OF all his cassfeows because
he had the intoxicating privilege OF Contributing U"
easional leaders to great daily. ITO" ho
used to polish those articles TIL they shone
like statuettes OF Parian marblel He was reau-
ing his proofs In the office one evening "hen inc euo'
dropping in said in cruelty casual voices Ihat arti
Gle Of yours makes column and hail. ana inore o'
three quarters of column open Pendennis looked up
an dsmav whats to be done DowP "A very simple
fh,ny, saws the savage. Give me that proof And
with two big scrapes of his blue pencil he had the ar
Gle hacked down TO half its size But 1t Is ruined
mutated-symmetry destroyed? cries out the horrheu
pareut my dear fellow, you would be astohisneu'
Procrustes says whstling through the speaKng-'uoe
for the foremanyou would be astonished II you khe"
the number Of people who will read thst arucie III n
morning and eat their breakfasts with COED dgeslon'
II was bitter lesson but that the young man re-
membcred."
Walter Rye writes to The academy tnat CaryleS
forte was not weighing evidence-that anything tha'
tted in with his views was welcomed and worked into
Darratv. Sir Henry Taylor said of the old scotchnan
that he can nothing but the chaos OF his own nho
reflected in the universe"
The May number of The Century will not appear until
the frat day OF May-and the magazine will thereafter
always be presented the public the first day oil the
month named on its The last hafyeary voiume
has lust been issued and is in most respects an adraDe
collection, although not beyond criticism