New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
LITERARY NOTES.

49,. ~., r-.u .us~ro has apparently taken the TITO :"
N,.nsw novel from Queer lit'is Sa'sss "'-' i.-s
= ss.,scinesca in its rhry naine teiis "e Wv" "'
=. - .,,,.a ss a coleay OF SarsceHs sna tae's oS'o
~ -, ,o,av in body aud In character the rsi~
,.,,, .nc.s,o,s They are handsome ana ue'o0
900. ard they furnish many a inodei 10 '"o ,
pov. The succeeding chapters oi MI Craw'fu ~
o i'm ,ttrsctycaessit promises to DO the "eS' WI"
he has yet given tc tie pnonc'
r prownIuv's for,hce utng poem deals wi'h s'o4"
snh,ect I, wont oe pu slishei nntn tae p"''"'''
m,nt in England has aested h'ue
o..,,s article in thn September number OF HdrpeTs
,o,o.u, vii, se one Old salem Captains " l. ""
U,repSoR The su'iect Is quaih' a'A
very delightfal treatment.
The las, magazine instNment of Miss wooson' nov
n, - Fast Angels had a curoas adventure IL
=, ,hssc s,ores on the arrival or the oregon anu -
-. e,.au,er went down the editor of Harper was '
,,o,rnins for the missing chas'te's. a o""io ,,
uas Immediately sent Ia tho adthor' h"" !"
,cho took up uer notes ain snd WIN m"c" "'1
,r,ots bcr CONCLUSION. Before this srcon" "'"'. NV
- could reach toe publishers. the trst WAS "ro"t''
" -. - .ii.h.r from the bottom of tho so' a"a inc
,oaids we're de,rauded OF some choice carFSPo's
oecc,ated with Constance wooson's neat cm'oSr'pu''
r .,tao,s Walter Besant and Andrcw Lang are
,,,,.s f. the vacant post cf secretary o university
co,ase Ioudon II the work OF the ONCE s"o"'"
,hra.,en 70 interfere with Mr. Besaht euor'e l" ~
I, is TO no hoped that he won't get IT. IL '',s"' ~
n. ss th,, Mr. Bcsant could 0c. II he iSen' "''""u'
x,xs, an. .,py tho English nCvelists now VII ihS
,,,. ,o,. ue,rv stevens in he book James Lenox
all nj. Library says that Mr.. Lenox Tor years h"u
wished 10 get a per ect copy Of The Bay rsa"i-Doo"
81, er., noog rrinied that country. Mr steVens
euer only OF copy and that was IN 'he bou'o"u'
On. day at a public sale III Lon'ou. lie came ut""
numher of blac-,ct Psam-books, among "n'cn was
ra Invaluable Psalm book ue wanted. TIE lot was
min q
ins,sutiy seized the Volume he was asked VIVA" r".'
h. h,d GOT on nothing. said |. bat the nrst IhS
lisb book printed IN America y; and ne "ue'' ~
,ow fully rewarded for my long and sheht h"n' %
s.ven ,sars" Later Oh MIR. stevens ochgb' ""o'o
u.-arv for slC 0OO chiefly to obtain second copy u
,nis psalmbook 1t offered to the British MUSEUM
for s15o AMI declined, and was aiterw"ra "o"s"' !"
America FOL Sl.2Vo
, l.f, in Ms by the late Colonel FurnaSy and
, ,uili.t,d in England is said to lie clever natural
md attractive. 1t is called Odr Radicals anu II "o"
with fem ans The Lo"don Dd"y Ne'oS SAVE u II
The Prime Minister Of the novel tue st"lcs""" "oH'
-. 4, burned with ihe India once, by the American
Irish il rretty clearly Mr. Gladstone No" 'hi' Is '''
,,s,r n ,ccnr The weakest part OF tnc narrative
81, GOLD doubtless have bto amended had ths au'"o'
lived, is the IN, eution OF nalf fictitious names 10Y r"
,la We read o the Irnc Minister Acc"'up"ni'u
,v iorI O'Hasan HaTton AID Lo:d d'rtlSS' 0'
c,sss Ahe' the Secretary State for FOREIGN Ah"ir'
ol the only m III the Cabinet who was respe''e' "S
tienls and foes ko his singular talents auH III"
d,unie yeracity' viii at once to Recognised 'h'Ie ]"
a Canuet Council to consider tho pioprety oi oHc'ihI
rrt,ud :, the Umt,G states, Ani MI sieayhie say
,eople with property in Ireland would one al" 0
Poplar I3nryuau 3us said something c"ideina'orS
- -,,.rtv when the petroleum aud lardiin begin To
trckle from the ceiling. The cabinet guided ny n'
Charles Able 20 On TO the balcony and hnd TIE mouse OH
Ge and themselves eighty feet from the Sronhn inc
c,,dnct of the leading nistcrs On tie balcony "hch
The flames draw near them i nishey rem"lkahe o'N
SIR Charles keeps his head because aPP"i'"'' Nv '
-, 80 ,roh dis,inruisuel by the affection OF the fair
sx that he is almost weary OF life IN winch P"lltic"i
and personal tricmps ceased to he novelties me
oar will oe ca, TO near that they all escaped, cud-
tnc Sir Poplar Buryman, who had tainted.