Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-28
Literary Notes.


Vide Alrdke FOR May has portrait
Of the 'cHeir Of Radcliffe" and Tie
Daisy Chain, Miss Charlotte NJ.
YOnge; farther ON, Mr.. Oscar Fay
Adams Describes his visit with her
at Otterbourne. Following comes
a humorous story by Louise stock
ton, the sister Of Mr.. Frank Stock
ton, entitled "The Baby's Masquer-
ade." "Apple Blossoms" Is a
unique little story by Mrs Bernard
Whitman. "a Long Horror" is a
powerful true story Of n young
French count and his wife, peuple
living still, in Mrs FremOnt's win
and Way, - series. "rhe Monitor OF
Grammar School H." by Annie
Bronson King, and the Sow Bells
Of Grand Pre-" by Grace Dean Nc
Leod, are both dramatic tales
'Bony and Ban, "Mrs. Catherwood's
serial, ends satisfactorily, as does Mr..
StOddard's "Gid Granger" The IL
Illustrated papers are very interest
ing. "The Aprons Of Paris" by
Josephine jenkins, is illustrated by
Henry Bacon, and Frhe Upper
Ten" by Eleanor Lewis, has n
dozen "taking" pictures from prints
and photographs. Japanese Kites, :"
by Ensign Bernadon, has some
very quaint pictures. Mrs. Whites
paper on "Stenographers and Type
Writers" will interest many young
women, as will Mrs. Clafiin's 'sMar-
garet- Patty Letter." also. A paper
on Spelling" by one Of the Mas
ters Of the Boston Public Schools,
Granville b. Putnam, gives matter
for serious consideration. ''Men
and Things' is delightfully."- read
able. The poems Of the number are
choice: "Nictor Hugo and the
Mouse" by Theron Brown: "What
Baby Knows,'' by Esther 3. Tiff
fanny; "rhe Unbidden Guest" 10y
Celia Thaxter, and 'The Fairy
Prince" by Marian Douglass. ID.
Lothrop Company, publishers Bos-
ton, Mass.
The opening article in the Popular
Science Monthly for May is entitled
edward Livingston YOumans, the
Mar and his Work, f" by John Fiske.
Next in order il an admirably writ
ten chapterO on "Justice," penned by
II. Spencer. "SumptuaTy Laws" Is
the subject dealt with by WilliamA.
Hammond, NJ. D.; and an illustrat-
ed article, ''The Strength of,SPiders
and Spider Wets" is contributed by
Heury G. Cook, ID. ID. Secondary
School Programmes" is an interest
ing paper by George w. Beaman.
Scenes on the Planet Mercury"
by G. V. Schiaparelli, is both
entertaining aud instructive.
The Lord Bishop Of Carlisle Eng
land) criticizes Mr.. Wallaee's
Volume on eDaTwinism." Cats
and their Friendships" (illusIratedl
is well written by w. II. Larrabee.
The number contains other welcome
selections, several pages, as usual,
being devoted TO correspondence,
literary notices, popular miscellany
and notes. The Editors Table,
furnishes one or two pertinent items.
Published by ID. Appleton & Co.,
l, 3, Bond Street. New York.
Inc uuUlutIH OF INC LAGLaV -Igt
for April 10 and IS contain Prince
Adam Czartoryski, london Quar-
terry; Communism, by Emile dc
Laveleye, Contemporary; Lord
Napier Of Magdala, FOltEighty; a
Battle Described from the Ranks,
NReteeAh Century; Can there be a
Science Of Character? and Some
Irish Traits Of Thought and Speech,
National; Sketches Of Tangier Aeic
Rsrisr; French English and Noun
tain Stumps, COr7,hiiL' On the Nam
ing Of Novels, Macmillan; Extracts
from the Journal Of the Duchess Of
Duras during the Reign Of Terror,
Month What Il Impar.i3lity? and 4
Pen-ani-ink Sketch from Ober-Am-
mergau, Spectator From Pail Mall
Windows, Speaker: with install
ments Of "Marcia,'' "The AnOny-
ma, - '"The Legend Of Madame
Krasinska" and 'The Good Little
Girl, " and poetry.