New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-11
LITERARY NOTES,

aAo AnlWI cdb Ass ~ hast admitted sweetneee ana
Lat 70 ~ ranks the shape Of vssan 10 hes Nse
NscSa Ma Harriet Beechsr etsvs u On honorary
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M v. 4 Hvrris Asa AnisAsd new novel With tse
queer title Of : The Rogue"
me late lccPresdcnt Hendrsckss papsrs havc boon
col,ssssA WALL h 10 SID - Published In enc or moro
volumes
Cir Frederick Pollock when visiting rsnnyson ere day
asked the post which he preferred OF his two pccns
Enoch Arden" and "Aylmcrs F1ed." Tennysou
frankly replied "Enoch Arden which be Thought was
very perfect and beautiful story. "Ayimers Faeio
had given him trouble than anything no ever a1
At one time he had to put II aside altogether TOT ~.
months; the story infracables and WAS SO di'
emit to deal With modern and converSatton
The Indian relative was introduced eooy Tor tne eake
Of the dagger which 10 be the instrument OF tae
lovers suicide.
Tia Jeurnal of Morphologr is to DO published not
regularly but ss the requisite material fur
nshsA The second number is now ready. 1t contains
ten photographic plates
The author Of ~Marcaret Kent who is reported to
be MIRA El,sn Oiney Kirk-has written new novel
which Tlcknor 4 Co will publish immediately. II IL
entitled Queen Money. ana rs study Of society in this
city.
Anather story Just coming from the Tcknor press Is
Edward Bellamy's Looking Backward; 20O0-lss7."
1t Is understood that 1t is wierd In character.
Madame Jules Favre, tine widow of the Republican
statesman has translated French all Of Emersons
writings.
The second volume of IL C. Leas History Of the In
,ustion OF the Middle Ages has Just been issued by
the Harpers. and the third Wall soon follow.
How TO pronounce The of that lively old gossip,
Mr. Samuel Pepys Mr. Walter C. Pepys has compiled
an account and gencogy of hs family and sets forth
the information that the first mention OF the name IN
English In Ms OF 1878. where Richard Peps
q has Cd "a he mossuagc Qnc a
rood Of lan1 In particular district, and John Pepes Is
declared 10 have rented half rood for eighpence Inc
epeng Of the takes no less than seventee,nher
en forms; and pronunciation varies greatly even
now the author thinks that Pepps lie right whe
the most famous of its bearers the disrist Samuel I'M
donbtedly pronounced 1t Peeps"
Mr. Appleton Morgan's Shakespeare in Fact and in
Criticism is announced by W. Z. Benjamin. The work
includes essays under the following titles; Shake
spcare and His Esthetc Critics." Much Ado about
sonncts "whose sopnets -" Something Touching tho
ord Hamlet. Z" sir William DAvcnant and the First
shakespearean Revival" "Law and Medicine In the
Playa" Queen Elzabeths Share in the Merry Wives OF
Windsor" @The Growth and Vicisstudes of Shake
srearean Play" Have We Shakespeare Among Us !"
and Tie Donnely and Prior Cphers and the Furnval
Verse Tests"
Bishop Clark's Readings and Prayers In aid OF
Private Devotion viii be brought out in a few days by
Whitaker.
Va
authors The London Standard" says: The societe
dcs de Lcttrcs has to large extent succeede in
doing what the incorporated Society OF Authors only
hopes TO do. II has not abolished publishers, put
thanks partly TO the favorable provisions of the French
Code 1t does to keep sharp practice so much
within bounds that moderately successful French
writer seems to lind difficulty in making good deal
of money by his works 1t may be doubted whether the
real OF Art and Letters are the better served
because an author dine like Wall Street million
ARE as the elder DPmas did or live in palace like NJ
sarlou collect costly abrac and pictures like the
author Of La Dame Camelias, or count his income
by the huge figures which must present that OF NJ
Ohne However the ideal of the Incorporated Authors
ia that the really successful of letters should make
rs much money a cotton king or lucky STOCK Ex-
change operator; and In France 1t seems to be almost
realized now and again."