New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
LITERARY NOTES.

The Marquis OF Lorne has written for The fo"h 'o
ramon an article Chances for American BOYS anu
Mr.. Froude has prepared for the same p"prt e
papers on Dramatic Episodes III Ehgh'h hiS',fy'
Christine Nilsson has contributed an article eai''u
Music Lesson"
comes TO the GceScg s% TOOK "oO"s u,g f,ncr Of
wnosa Mrs Gaszer has given tue world q su"ice",'y
bad Impression. Mr.. Leyland IS apparently
In prayng that Mrs G1ssfs authority as concerns Tue
,horac,er of Mr. BronG only pecdla'ing servant
xbo was dismissed with reason by the clergyman.
Mr. Richard Blackmorc's forthcoming HoTpsr story,
ospringhaven" is bo exquisitey Illustrated by Aa
Prisons ana Barnard-two of the most accomplished
OF modern ,iraughtsmen. Mr. Backmorca story Is ho'
yet entirely finished.
BIackmore is said to be mar OF many ec"ehtric"e'
and iosyncrases and of course an interesting Ne''
He great chess player aud rs devoted 10 'no s""
az he is to his beautiful garden
ynriou, fresh and interesting details about De'rfc
Elio, are given ia the appendix TO inc NC" c''i' "
Mr. Cross's Life" Mrs. Cash quotes therein '"o ~, ~
mark of clergyman who once endeaVore" W GU, W..
orow,h If What were considered George ElioVs per-
ntcioCs views: "That young lazy must nav nav
i, a, hr elbow TO suggest her doubts Tor there WIS
not book that I reconm ndcd to her IN support Vi
Christian viienccs that ste had not rca''
GEORGE Eliots a,lvce to young friend is worth re-
nemberng "Bo accurate" she sad, ana aa"ca; - y
ar d the great lesson of life Ia tolerance" Parting
from a
Cash askad him If the secret OF Oe":Se h''S pow.
wore not her wonderful SYMPATHY "UnQnes'iohahy
is"he rerl,cd; "sho forgets nothing That has come
within the curl Of her eyessh above all sne foraes ITO
one who las ever spoken to her one kind word.
scb,llers works we're greatly loved by George Eliot
who while arranging them On shell one day'exeIameo
TO friend: Oh If had given those TO u" WorI" now
nanny should be- or shakespear she said that IN
educating child his works wonli DO the hrst DOCKS SUI
would put Into his hands
One of the dutiest o. this seasons caendats Is lhe
(uldop Treasury designed for the LipIneotts by VIII
H. Low. It's poetic selections are taken from FaisraFe
inimitable Golden Treasury
In deuIriug the decline OF letter writing an editorial
xror for The Chicd1o Inter- Oceon says Intellect mas
heart less heart the less TRUTH the
truth the less honesty the less nature the less loya
humanity These the invaIiable rules OF DOCKS a
tbev are the invariabie rules Of life And 1t may he set
down as rther fact that the man who Is incapable Oh
finding ioy in the writing OF ettor that others may de-
,ignt TO save is incapable OF writing book that VIII
outye his generation. Letters are the very OIL OF liter
opre and the nation whose writers DO not cultivate the
sp,rit Of letter writing despair OF great litera
ture"
W. o. Clarke Il Carruth of Boston, have published o
"Famy Ccaoalo gical Record" neat book nicely ar
ranged with blanks for registration OF ten genera
lions with preliminary directions for setting forth the
record.
Frederek saunders's "salad for the Social and
Saad for the Solitary have. ever since their pnblca
ton in England been claimed DR.. Dorans, and have
ALWAYS been included bookseller catalogues among
sets Doctors works IL has Just been useo'erou
there that they have a transatlantic origin.