The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-04-12

Zoiss last novel is published in English by the Messrs.
Peterson under the title Of "Nanas Brother"
William winters edition Of fi,z James o'BEen's
small stories Is republisheh by Messrs. Scribner.
Testers Secret" the last novel of Mary Cecil Hay.
published in the Franklin Square Library She Is very
popular writer
SHADOW aud Sunshine" by Adna D. Lishtner repub.
lished for private distribution by wrghtson Co OF Gin
cnati IL story that appeared as serial ia the Ma.
sonic RerirD.
The atrocities Of English othography from the phonetic
point OF view. sufficiently well exhibited in tho
amusing little book Ingglish She is Spelt" a. W.
Carleton 4 Coz.
Four poems written by the late May Dickinson nre
gathered under the title OF "Quatr,fo" and published
in dainty form by Thomas whi,,axer The sprit OF tho
verses is sweet and devotional
An elaborate and minute treatise Watch and Clock
Making. by David glasgow. VcePresdent OF the
British Neurological Institute is published with sixty.
nine diagram UCasse!l 4 Coz
Mr. Joseph O. Dalton is enthusiastic bcvcl,st that
he has written not less than 100 poems ceebr ang the
machine he loves T. G. Hodges Co OF Boston publish
this amazing product Of misdirrcied ceverness.
The writings OF George Mac Donald afford Mr. Dewey
material for compilation of Helps for Weary souls
Thomas Il Knox Co. Weary souls which need this
kind OF help will doubt hni livery good OF the Kind.
Some extracts from The private letters Of Gen. Gordon
are published by Funk wasnals, rnle tho title,
The uncrownod King" The selections exhibit the
ideas Of this remarkable regarding duty fate and
religious responsibility.
lNcnlN'nNe OF Blsnop simpson APP
pear in q handsome octave volume Uiarpcrs) They
are edited from shorthand reports by the Rev, DR..
crnoSs. Bishop simpson was one Of the most eloquent
md logical pulpit orators in the country
The jimmy Brown whose pranks. a. rected in Har.
psrs roung Psop'e have delighted hundred Thousand
youngsters for the past two turns out to be Mr.
" L. Alden jimmy Brown now has book oil to him
self Harper 4 Brothers publish il.
Matthew SutuI the poet. coachnan, whose volume OF
recently published by himself has attracted
ia,
Of respectful reading and considerably more proiinc
than majority OF the young hratses and swinburnes
who bring ont their initiative EFFORTS in parchment Gov
ers at the expense OF themselves or their parents
j. Webb Rosers dei!Cates hs latest volume OF poems
to Augustus H. Garland Americas greatest lawyer"
lie calls Tom Ewing "nunorums aponiies" and
di'nis"s Gen sherman in the following burning lines;
Tn,q 60 Ts, ,y creep Re into yoaT grave.
Nj dead Ion, Iu he Drsys.t Of ih- brave
Sh n T nsnd S yo % e on a II S s
ss % T .I@s n' Lee s" na s'.f
Great beacon. The deep Tor Freedoms mariner
The unreconstructed politics OF Mr. j. Webb Rogers's
muse may be inferred from thus specimen OF his poetry
also the fact that he prints and publishes his poems
ht his own expense,
Atsr WeicKer's ROmer. King Of Norway, ani Other
Dramas" devils Johnston, Sacramento. written,
the preface esp,ans for the few IN this
too great for prejudice" The author also informs
that his dramas have been pronounced TO be Of the
highest form of literature" and made OF the
tcral ~ tho writings q the greatest dramasts" This
announcement inspires both curiosity aud interest.
which sufficiently alsyed by pcrusal Of tho open.
ing lines II one Of the dramas. The Bitter End"
for example;
ittl, TsieH In the cottage
| IL san Francisco IRy nj Jssephiss discovered
Ny-Nes. Josephine, my kndest, dearest friend
hIrfnrtunes Cane like birds OF prey upon
First came my brothers death When last thee
We LITTLE thought he'd take so soon the Wings
OF Death. and NY away to Heaven.
JossphiHe,-Ah, Lily
Ny poo. poor friend; my heart 10 bleeding for theei
The few Of this who are too great for prejudice
be able to get beyond the seventh line of Of Mr.
Adsir wsekers dramas