The Republican journal., 1888-11-08
Literary News and Notes.

a vivid description Of the yellow fever
Scuurge with deeds Of herosm taken from life.
is TO be found in "GIadys: A Romance" pub
Shed by ID. Lotbrop Company.
Mr.. Nizetelly, Il prominent bookseller of Lon
don, has been tried for publishing works of NJ.
lola. which were held by the Court to be inn
proper literature, and fined 600.
our Little Ones for November is a capital
number Of an always charming publication.
In illustrations and letter press it ranks with
the best. Russell Pub, Co., Boston.
| Every head Of a family wants something to
| interest and rightly instruct the Young people.
| Nothing so surely does this as The Pansy 500
| year. The best and cheapest Young peoples
| magazine.
Evidence that the late Gen heridan's pen
| was almost as mighty as his sword is furnished
| by the article hy him III the November Scrib-
ner's entitled From Graveiotte to Sedan" 1t
| is good reading
Mrs. Fremont has written very remarkable
/ ghost story" for the Christmas Wide Awake.
| 1t Is from her own experience, Of JOYOUS ma
/ ture and influence. and entitled "IIow The
| Good News Came Out of the Wcst.f
The November number (monthy part of
| Golden Days brings combinations of the eNcit-
| ing, interesting and instructive serials. with
| the opening chapters of new serials that prom
ise well. Golden Days is admittedly the stan
dard publication for boys and girls. James
| Elyerson, publisher, Philadelphia.
Mrs. Grant has paid General Badeau $4,000
in settlement Of his claim against Gen. Grants
| estate. II is stated that she has secured from
a,n ~, ri'TlI ~ luz i"r' t,,at tae
ueIcIa me- NOR, We're NJ own WORK ana lhat
sucn t N"l I7 l,auea'l peIloreu I was only III
'''c H"'''re "' reN'>ioh aiid tofEecl'oh.
| \ hr4 1T pace of suggestions to authors has
~ Of
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" S''tf 1i"I. ''i -. 'a' i "l 'ie !'ose1. N.Y.
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p'''' Y ~ >N'"' 'o'''pe'"''s'
Mr. George Elrar Montgomery contributes
TO the Novcmhts. number Of The American
i"1,|l'l, ,,o>t n'I'ae a''n ttrf> M tls ]
h.y, Ia.n r',',,,,r,.I Lw Mr n p.,l,nar
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Mrs. Emily Huntington Nascn of Augusta
has made a collection of her verses which will
soon be published hv the d. Iothrop Company.
Boston, under the title Of "N hte Sails: Stories
in VERSE for oar Lads and La>sjcS Ii is hoprl
Mrs. Mason will publish a volume of her more
finished and elaborate POEMS one or two of
H''''" nave "pp'"'p' ~ '''e N'''''''o i'''''''-
~
Estes 4 Iauriat publish the authorized re-
print of 'Chattcrhox" for 1SsS 80. Among the
new books foi ,oun" people which this house
pufli>hr, are: ../irZa" .iourucvs in The An
tipo,lnS.'' Three Na>Sar Girl, in France bv
Mrs r. W. Champney. The knockabout
Club in the Anlilles,' ly MIR. +. A. Obrr.
..I!uNtin- ia the .Eungie" hv Mr.. Warren +.
NeIioor ana -.TAc sailor Bows of 81" by Prof.
j. Hti,Scll >,lcv.
pren,in}n cu.ral in.s wlirh rrte.sou,s Magaziuc
oilers Il, Il club premium for 1850. Ii is very
b4autiful. and IN a stylc entirely different FROM
ANY Of preceding wears The BACKGROUND shows
Il ;,icture>0ue coitHee and landscape and IN
front stands lovely girl surrounded by the
dninb pct> of the farm. Ii is from n pantin"
bv Il celebrated artist au,i j. Il gem
some AU"r,ei Amer irahe ! ihc tii'e ol
Hh a.:ltif ~ t.a NoEtMntF number OF ne
Am'll,an MA9H|lnf' ! hls aTtlcie was pTr-
iaFFH ~ iN+ EHil"T oi tni JouIiaatisi' MI,
Vi liz iowct-.la>, Immigrants and tenement
house dwrc!, OF New York City. Mr.. For
man ha, not heen ii mere casual observer. but
has li,ed in tir:-e Aell>eiy Huatcd tcncmcnts.
and j.. therefore. competent to give strong and
graphic pictures of the mode OF life OF these
oor pa,.nla without any all from his imagine
ton.
tht i''ulFi l39n. JUL punished ny y. i.
futn"m'S SONS, New ork was written by
Ml,s MHr@hrGt ere f"rr'n@'on' daughter OF
tri. y. q. arlington, ol l"ftlahh. Colhpt-
tent cFii'tI speak nl tie WORK as most a'trat-
tive one, the fascinating legends being told in
manner "hifh VIII Hhfiy eal'lVa!c the young
people, ana ng also c'lja!iy entertaining to Old
tr rcatotS. ne hooh : illustrated by Nj. A.
fred trederrN>, "e,tlrated to Mr. George ".
Gables, and the publishers have given 1t TO the
pUi'llC III an tttStit IiI;tliItt
,..
Nhaptaf -. ol tnHdfen ol ne Nniie
iiHuSe appears III lhe NoNemhef iie
= AM"h'' ''' Itihit> =" he iioushoil ol '"Ah
quincy -AlllilS' II mas tNtlt s->eNeh pictures
amon- ihem repfnnGeti"h- OF some MINIATURES
and tuA-'StiTih Silhouettt> ol 'he ireSideht
ana ms Wlle never before even 'he pubic.
lne PORTRAITS lhrutc one OF the great grand
father Of John Quincy Adams, john Quincy.
when 4 tiny rh'id. also Il chHrhlns lull-lenglh
OF a niue "l'oro'hy Q.' @teat-@reat graiti-
rhl'd OF lhe iFe>hl.ht ana Sreat-Srtai Grand
niece oI III. Holmes ) FAMOUS l'orothy u
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er Another foreign political study in this num-
h"rl~ "t tailaia ana the Y nlted states, by irof.
Goodwin smith. who believes in ultimate an
ncNation. lie discusses the subject from many
points or view, AMI pays MS compliments to the
ppiitlclAns OF 'loth countries. NO Important
phase OF the subject is overlooked in this review
OF the present status OF tile question.
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c'.N' ~ i,"-'>' ''N. ho w., - d N'il'hoie
ihliG OF literary flchPs' aug lhetc are very le"
l;hr,rv tvhn n.ire 80 ,,arvenr~iv ln,v r,nnnS
II within non,,I,r rn,rb-5A cents a volme far
,loth i,;n,linIs "a auts a. ho,f mnrorco nnsta~a
H. / .,nl.;,n,,, yoluma NV III orl.ra1 III
returned if not wanted. John r. Allen. puh.
U,her Nuly York Chir4on N,l,rt, AMI San
Francisco.