Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-03
Literary Notes.

h7oTtodgC is a new weekly m,r-a.
zane. Il proposes 70 answer the al
ms lHnnlte number Of questions
upon which one ordinarily cons,Iits
cyeio2edia and fails to find The
answer, generally because the cy,.lD.
Peiia Is not ''up 70 date The
magazine Is published in handy
lofal, ana complete index il prom.
ised twice year. with bound vol.
1ines al nominal price 10 its suh-
:, frice only 81 n year. John
., Alden, publisher, 31s Pearl ST.
New orb, also Chicago and At
The dUcTican E5chsr nan,
nunthly periodical, begins its ca
7ecT this month. The magazine
~" make specially Of high class
-Alneric1u etchings, printed in
'diiJ'l-dc-fUTc style on son Japanes,.
laleF, mounted at the four corners
snd enclosed in mat, ready for
tanning. The EtcheT will I've the
ylfNt periodical 10 issue prints in this
ioEm, which Is usually confined 10
eiStiy art portfolios. The size OF the
magazine, twelve 10y sixteen inches.
'-'0Ts generous size OF plate and
margin. Besides the monthly Mate
'acn number will have some letter
lfesS OF critical and practical value
on topics connected with etchings
an! Stchers. No. viii contain an
article by Frederick Keppel, the
vel snogn expert, noting in detail
w hat Etchings Are.'' Mr.. KeppeI
VIII he heard later again in an
article on How to Frame an
i-tching.' The printing Of the
l,lates has been entrusted TO Mr.-G.
W. H Richie, New York, an
ctcheT OF repute. Geo. F. Kelly q
company, publishers, 81 Union
Square, New York.
The AeT Ea'5idRd Magazine for
June is fall Of things Of special in
terest % New Euglandens' or the
four illustrated articles one i devo-
ted 70 Columbia College and one to
the Early Home Of Henry w. era
uy. The magazine is giving prom
inenee 70 articles relating 10 the
south, aud this article ON Athens.
"e0rsla- the seat Of the University
'I Guorgia, rs well as the birthplace
!. =. MI G5a3y, Is interesting and very
timely, when everything concern
ing Mr.. Gaiy is reau with such
SGaseF1eSs. The article is hy Mr..
S5a"i0ni, the Athens Journalist.
Hn1 mas Just been called to n place
~ me Atlanta Constellation. Mr.. tI-a-
- !, lhler II is richly illustrated,
i-..tsAlains, besides pictures Of places
49, - tus city associated with Mr.. Gra-'
~ ne two portraits Of Grady in
- - pSylood, and curious fsc-simiIes
-, le'tefs. Still more fully illustra-
- = The article on Columbia Cox
re by PROBES or Van Amringe
- portrait Of President Lowe forms
.ie lrOnilspiece Of the number. and \
mere are portraits Of President Rar-
ii'i ~, iroiessor Dwight, Francis
I-Is'er, Professor Burgess, and much
more that i interesting. a very
!, entrmins Illustrated article il that
9y Mr.. Hudson on the Home Of
Lydia Maria Child. Mr. CbSries
~. fayne'S article on the Great Dorr
war Is accompanied by a Portrait az
the famous Rhode Island democrat
A new serial story is bexar, i'm this
number Of the Nesr England. Its
q romance Of the colonial times. en-
Titled "a hYOm7u Of Shawmut >
aui opens most promisingly. The
author Is Edmund Csrpenter, a gen
teman well known In the Boston
newspaper world. There Is an en-
.ef'dllng short story, why l mar
RED Eleanor, and there are arti-
S Ses on Oklahoma, Agriculture in
n rev England, Tree Culture, etc,
!. ,e'rAtlon Day Thoughts.0 a stir
it' ~; essay by General VI. NJ. Trupa-
M NJ, VIII be read by every one at
as particular time :