New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-15
LITERARY NOTES.

Tho biography Of Gouverneur Morrfs wria9n cy mr.
Rooeevelt is coming from the press OF Housn'on' "
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m. Ava, mar. n, the original score Of Msndessonns
rfnpal- overture, with q comment written ." W
counod Ia 10 be reproduced IN the marcn oc''''
.,rhor.. D.udet finds In his wife an intelligent ana
Sndefstigable assistant In his WORK. Wy 80
=. .avs who has most often had to endure THESE re
st,tions of my spoken work-the changes runs W"
subject twenty times over '"hat snou" son M.
INV killing sidoniet or allowing hisie' " "'o
what opcht pelobelle. OF Franz or Claire 10 say IN
.r., casei' And from morning 10 nigpt' every
moment at meals driving, on our way 10 Tue '"ese'
an our return from party during those long CAP of'e
hch one has to take through the silence and the sleep
-, An moor artists wives! II is true that my
AZ, a. an much of an artist that she has taken part IN
everything have written. Not page but she mas reau
H. reonched It, thrown upon IT some OF her ocau'nu
hue and GOLD sand; and yet she so modest 80 simple
no little OF literary woman. Al one uue n"o ca
presed all this aud my gratitude Tor her tenuer snu
collaboration in the preface to lie Naoao
hut my wife would allow that that preface shoua
.ppear and have preserved 1t only In dozen presen
taton COMES very rare nowadays which reootpmend
70 biblophes." But Madame Daudets trouoies 40 no'
END here She has to accompany her husband 10 INC o
ohe way places where his story Is aid ana mon no
describes with every detail. The weary way when tne
alder Rsler makes TO the outer fertilization and 70 the
traced step ny STEP by the author and his a'iu' 'o'
paniou.
,udge Tourrce has written a new story which is e.
.cribed AZ exciting and which is entitled Black lea
Fords Howard & Hubert will bring IL out
schiilers Balads, edited with notes ny floiT'sO
Henry johnson, OF Bowdon, are IN the press VI - "
Heath Co.
Ills announced :nst DIR. j. NJ Crawford OF Cincinha'.
4. about TO bring out complete English translation OIL
. h.tit 10 nnt
laton s from the Finnish or from the German version
Georce Routledge tho veteran publisher at a compt
nenarv dinner recently offered TO him. said that In oZ
Iondon pr,nter brought him Uncle Toms Cabin 10
sell to the trade In town and country III was
common thing to see elk hrstcass passengers III on0
commitment reading this book coming up iro'n
Brighton IN q morning. We have frequently sent ou'
10 600 copies In day The stereotype plates got worn
onthe printer not being able TO supply the demand
and other rival editions coming out we were unuer uo
necessity Of getting new set of stereotype plates pre-
pared with a long introduction by the late Ear Oh
Carlisle which gave 1t distinctive character DIS lord'
shin being a personal FREUD of the authOress This
book in the various editions we published, from eN-
pence to six shngs. has reached sale BY us alone Oh
inward OF 100000 copies up TO this tme ana sui
Uncle Tom is still lively"
Mr. Henry Jamess papers various men OF letters
have been collected In volume bearing the nt'e OF
.UafLengh Portraits" and this Will shortly DO pup
hshed by Macmillan.
Az. s,annard the author of Bottles Baby" has
written n novel called Confessions of Publisher IL
Is I'm the press not having appeared serlay because
Is said several magazines owned by publishers decheo
IT,
Professors Whitney and Johnston and General f. A.
Walker have contributed TO the "Encyciop@ola
Britannica 4" the articles on the United states.
An important historical WORK is announced IN Eng.
land "The War of the Succession IN spain u|o-- ip
nv colonel the Hon. Arthur Parnel Of the Royal En-
c;psers The book is based on unpublished Mss. and
contemporary records.