New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-14
LITERARY NOTES.

,,,s % ,s,ent "a REQUIRED to please this
,ichsv publlc Is the subject when hooefe A'ai'
stevenson will treat under tho hcau vi .oPu,
Authors IN the forthcoming "scripner' Al .ho
samc number Mr. A. d. Frost, most amusing Oh aruss
bumorists, has made series Oh """s' '
The Man of Humanity
Mr.. stcvenson's novel, THE BLACK hrro"' -
coming from the scrbncr press
The new western periodical, Belford's Magazine
oscrs in its first number good many arguments IN
savor of free trade some articles on literary SUBJECTS
, Noon or tvo and long story or noveietto Dy d
sou:bcrn writer Mrs. Bethany This story Is r'aiiS
above the average OF magazine hction ana Is lar
fror, needing or proitpg by the ha'eHns io''er
al, which the author OF St. ElmoS introduces IL.
NJ, pcIamv has studied her Florida life thoroughly,
.na IN !. ola Man Gilbert" has presented character
as attractive In his way as is :" Uncle Remu." sho
Ss even succeeded in making darhey dialect amusing
and interesting and that is certainly triumph ihoio
ar, traces I'm her work Of that ODD southorh CHING
Inc 10 stale theatrical commonpace-as whom Coionei
r,1 -. cave IN Nicholas who has married beneath
49,, Never more be son of mneT-but IL must Do
LID ,bst these traces are few and that tho story
vrom.scs excellent work for the future
Mr. Oscar Wilde is about to publish now DOCK
r., ,,ro editions one of them being whatman paper
a, -. @Thc Happy Prince and Other Tales Is tho
title.
arnc,, Toms Tcnemcnt,a novel Of city life by
Ms Alice Wellington Rollins, VIII soon 90 puonShco
by the W. l. smythe Company, Of Boston.
plackwoods says that the professional character
NJ French literary society makes one OF the cmei
distinctions between literature IN France ana IN Eng
t,,d An English writer does not conhne hlmseii'
ar wholly or partly TO the society OF his ofethToh
In art he does not, perhaps, even prefer MS
rovclst 10 any intelligent person he TOO Is iAo
,,,,,cr,v and seldom allows his gifts to appear lie
ers 10 he received like any other gentleman among
hi friends leaving his literary character 10 DC IN
t,rrc, from lest and then, or passing ieler-
,rco discussions upon art and its methous nave
hoon gen,Iv but firmly discouraged hitherto IN MS
to,'- Tbe other society across the Channel Is
ot ria. this 1t IS above all things professional
rho noyellss form their group as painters do every
,ybcro having thousand technical questions 10 as
cuss."
CHM & Co. have IN press the third edition OF
-oeAu,ons Exodus and Daniel" edited by PROFESSOR
T. W. Hunt Of Princeton
Nrs Ruructts Little Lord Fauntlcroy" has been
,r.psIoted into Italian and German 1t IS saiu 10
have brought the author large royalties
The late ]. T. Green's "short History OF the Eng
sh Peorle7 has been translated into FRENCH pS A"-
guste Monod
aTbe Russian Peasantry," stepnah's" new BOOK
Will DO published this week by the Harpers
sTbe Atlantic IS about to begin the publication
Of q Passc Roscs now story BY Thomas Hardy
.,,s u,mnbrcy Ward. the author of Robert Els
-. y a hook Which Mr. Gladstone has helped to make
t.n,ous &c modest and refined woman, who Is much
overse 10 playing the part of lioness She wishes ~
10 known merely through her book her ITO mas
teen exclusively literary. She wishes ior no s'f'ins
reasonably apart from her husband, ou' sno e'sHs
herself "Mary A. Ward"