New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
LITERARY NOTES.

rb. Lincoln History Will he concluded, u II an.
,ouncCd I'm Six moro numbers OF "Iho .ei'"''
These concluding iusalmcnts are "'s'i'O
,culary strong IN interest The great anu 'a" t.
volue OF this work can be moro ea'HS Pc''oN0u
wien IT appears In book form. i IS Snii an open
question whether the serial pnoiIcauoh VI w"
nccted historical work Is advisable
",rhc Heritage Of Dcdow Marsh" IS tho rather old
fashioned title OF the new story by Bret haFte "hich
49, ,,rro,r oompletc in the next number Of " liapeTs
w.ehIy y II has one far nom cheerful ehSr"~'-
"a ,,cd nisanthrope who 4, found floating dead IN
his skill.
,,r,rb,c dissertation Of LAZY Jane Grey Is
o,o,cd I'm The Art Journal from letter oS
GIu,tlnIanI preserved among the archives III "o"'a
According To this perfectly Trustworthy "''u"''
Donna Jana Gru7 wa, short and tlin' Out p'''''i'
shaucd and graceful with small features S'"e
moss and rrL UIS her hair being auburn ana her
eyebrow, dark, while her eyes wrr" rossf OF ns"'
Lazcl The writer Of the letter states that 'Sn0
.,arod under a CANOPY and her husband, "ullo
.oIl,I Ly her dressed all In white and goh d very
tall. strong boy who PAID her much attention. ono
,o',,r was dressed IA green velvet stamped with
gold.
Tho ITarrcrs will publish tomorrow Mt E'dcr nag
co,d, CIcoratra"-wrh illustrations An eNc'"'"' ~
produrtiou Of Mr.. Pcttio's portrait OF "" au'"'r
lately appeared In Tho EnivcNh h'''"'
mn n
handsome eyes. largo nos" oppressive u '"'"''e'
, b,oIIv mouth and stawart shoulders
Xcar,y r,,cnty thousand copies Of Mr. CarneGieS
Triumphant Democracy have been S'n IA '"''
count ry alone
1rr yrcor.,c Furcuc Mc'ch'or dc VoSn"' VINO mas
lately lcon writing a~ti'!"S On Ius'Ih LOT
u,~ayrnr- (, tho yOunEr,t mrmbor OF IN" Irr"'"
academy rclrg only forty lie Is an arSt""ta. "'n
abandoned DIPLOMACY Tor leratur, and mad" h'fhS"h
q name ns A writer within tho short p"roi OF "h
yoarS lie has become IN" representative al i''i'
of literary artistic and social Russia hi' WHO -
n. daughter cf General hnncnkor. the builder OF tho
great sarnaranl Railway.
A very particular poet IS Lori 1chnysnh' Az
time when he not 80 well acPu"h"" WI" u'o
habit, II the rrri,A swallow he Is at present he
urJ'c TAI, Inc:
IN. ,valox stopt a. he hunted the boz"
:, Ito la, edition TN on volume, containing inc
cnmr,-,c works., published this year. the "ors aP
pear tu,:
Tn, ,walov sropt as he hunt"t tho ny
Womb that all poet, were as careful OF minor
de,sIl,
NJ rr.rlr has MAJ" hi"nd. N" daughter OF
IopJon family uhp la. lo.iowcd upon tn SaGo The
,pcaLIng rnI' 81 81 CrrmPI'
Tho authorities 81 nc british Mu>eum d" nor nr".
ro.c to ~ any longer annoyed 'y persons ''>''IhS
tho library merely to enjoy themselves In rrahhS inc
.u novels They have prohibited the Nsne T." readers
~, ,nyrIs published thin i've years, uhS>S s"h
,or,. arr rc,u,r,d FIR -icrlal reasons approved Nv
a.. ,u,crirtcrdclt The "sPNM reason gwen 10y
, Young rur1rc for akuS for com'lri" N"t oil ""I"
rny,, va. that be- Wa, d>ruS 81 preaching sermon
,y,lp., them. inr which preliminary study VA Ab'
solutrly Lcc,'A-!
In a semi gallant. scmi-,at!r'cal editorial Tho
saturday K'virw' says. " NJ in'N"h' II r"'S "''
A, II verso vrrr becoming mainly f"mlnh" accom-
,uhrrpi There are at least Mls"S for every
.nnlu prrhapS ihcr' nine. statistics are 90
ccpiNc but they may Civ" general idea as to the
,ronorr,,n II male to female singer, In tho half
y,,,ly Volume of an American magazine there are
,vrui,..l\ pu.n,. Nrvra ~ the" ar 10y men. nir".
teen Ly literary lallc.. Thus poetry i manIir''N
becoming a branch Of female industry, AMI We fancy
that a calrulat, basel on IN" t,l" volumes which
nuttrr like BUTTERFLIES frm the press would give the
sane results A. poetry Is undcnIahly the highest
farm Of literature. II /, manifest thIs woman IL lie.
canning moro literary than man. Amer a strict eN-
animation, do not 81" that IN" laIeS poetry j.
any ", r,e than tho mems. mdc~l, II a phi" Of un-
signed poetry set before the most CanfW IrlS',
W. doubt II lie could discriminate tho chants ~ tho
yirgiu., from those 81 tho purr In grave studies,
.ch A. theology woman l. confessed {" La III" world
and I'm fiction, when she chuu,r-, shc can BE- nearly
a, god a, tho bet. and nearly a. dull A. the worst,
I male authors. ON tho Who'll" llt"ritur Is mor and
mor' becoming feminine, pur"r m"rr ethereal, mon
rarnc-t, murr impul>ly", more intnuvc; less gram
ma'cal accurate, redautir loss constrained hY dull
rules Of evidence and l.,mal traditions Of style
Two noted rugll>h noyc..sts. K. u. HIsrkmorc AMI
/ William H,pk AT" about TO mako their rcapirAIaLcc
I'M public tn III" PaEr, Of Han cr's BaLar' this time
! Kit ard Ktry7 /, ihr pI'mamt title Of Mr. Black
! morrs novel; Prince forlunltne' that OF MI BlackS
! .cIiu
In al Interesting review OF the memoirs Of Mrs.
/ sara tkingJ Peter, the daughter Of Ex-Governor
! Worthuston, Of ohio, "Tlc catholic world quotes
/ hi, paragraph about the Austrian Empress from one
! II Mrs.. Peters letters:
! l'rug uhUut 90 call OIL ono OF the ladies Of the
! Emlpss. | her approaching with Her Majesty,
! a. / ailyhicl from NY cirr!ig". both bowed, but
aud converse IN CUur, VI all pIUcc"dcd upstairs-Of
| rUursr, ! following. On reaching Tie fist gallery
tho Emprc>, bowed AMI begged II" 10 stop a moment.
she inquired for health. aud taking both my hands
lu herr she said shr dcsifri to tell how much ah0
wished iUr nay ami that slIc should constantly
pray fpr IT, and tina; ! must not forget Ia pray for
! her sho pressed my hands In the most ancctoRac
| coyrlc,l! cray yarn mt,, coming we'll up the
| wrists for the morning ar Wa hnfn She a
plain straw bonnet, and cross barrel WoOlcn Scotch
! shawl, that / suppose none OF our eeganics would
| think OF putting their shoulders The Empress
f. worry gracious auu elegant person In manners
lady and n I, beautiful spccta having
30 much her command deny herself every supcriulty
that she NAV secure the TO mako others happy,
| She contributed most generously 10 my masiOu.7