New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
LITERARY NOTES.
Tho Master Of Ballanrae' mas gone mo US
sixteenth edition in Englsnd-and this means SIX
teen thousand.

aThe Master Of Baantrae' has gone into It's
sixteenth edition in Englsnd-and TINS means SIN
teen thousand.
Mr. Rider nagcards new story has for hero a Zulu
King named Charcoal
The scribucrs If i, said have already received
orders for over 10000 copies Of stanley forthcoming
work II will be published in two DENY octave
volumes under the title Of "Thc Darhc- AFRICA ana
the Quest Rescue and Retreat OF Enln' "oVcrlor
of Fquatora.7 Mr. Edward MarNion writes from 'aro
,b,, e. Mr. stanley is dcvoting absolutely the whole OF
hi, time. from early in the morning sometimes a.
carly a. q oclock-ilIl late at night. in writing his
.rc,, bool, You Will he interested IN knowing that
cons derbly than one half OF Is already written
ONT and shall bring away very large portion oi 'nc
whole have an artist with nc. who l. taking Mr..
Stanlcy's Instructions about tho ILLUSTRATIONS Inc
map.-of which there will be three large ones ana
lc.n most interesting small ones, having historical
f,c,cc 70 the sources II the Nile and the Mountains
., the Moon from documents >pccially supplied To MN
hy the Khcdvcar all ready for nc TO put IN mana on
en-, ,.,rru have read a god part Of tie text, and
I think NAV say. without being accused oi pnhns'
that n is profoundly interesting nave Just IN
du,.d Mr. stanley for the first time since nave
t,., h,ro-,o take a walk for half an hour. We
yues down - the Nile-my first i-ht Of the mighty
river There SAID stanley. is the river OF "hich
dls,ovcrcd the sources and now YOU have discovered
tho month Fl~ht months ago drank us waters At TIC
very sources AT l,onSal. and now may be drinking
IN. very same water here. for takes about elshl
month, to now from source 10 mouth
Mr.. ol.phant ha, gone to the Holy Land for
f,,g months. She intends 10 write an account III
ior travel. which viii be published by Macmillan.
Holt Co. arc about 10 bring ont another book by
,he Young fu-l.huf0. ". Jerome. u is 70 he
called Tie lalc Thoughts y an Idle Fellow"
NJ Francois coppcc. the French poet and novelist
is bringing ont a psychological romance " Iontc me
Icune..c- which is aid TO be practically an auto
biography.
now wcc'lv paper which follows IN the wake
~ o.. English Review OF Reviews i a'h""n'"'
D., Fnnk 4, Wegnnll. II j, to be called The Literary
ntr,.t~ and Is to contain elias. .fcd summarize OF ali
,, n,rt,ut paper, In European and American period
Gals. classified comment, important current events
,,hou from the daily and weekly press. book dlsNt'
indie, Of current literature and monthly chronicle
81 paaNc cvcuis. Thi, journal In short VIII ann u
give IL hird.cyc view Of the current thoughts OF the
world"
Here f, the history II Lord rcnnv'on's recent
,,lnc.s: Though the weather In IN" Isle OF "lSnt
Ia. been unusually cold and frnsht with danger
even 10 the most robust people. Lord Tcnny'"n ha'
,ef ed 10 yicld T. it-rcfu,ed to give M his daily
,,,o hours walk along the clr ON nia', The
i,th nit however. he Wa visited by sharp ~
lack Of bronchitis with high fever This went OF
until tho I'D when though the fever became moh
craiedl rheumatic govt complications SET H. "'""
pnnicd by extreme debility. Sir Andrew CLARK N"'
,,-c.utly summoned by telegram. hut IA" 'ould not
attend. Apparently the crisis wac no" pa ell hn'
J., Wa. not till the 18th gacr Lord Tenn' son he'd haI
,he best nighi since hi, attack, with qlict s'rpinS
FOR two hour at timcl that there wa, any r'hl
alienation 81 the grave anNir'f ia which hi, family
and friend, had been plunged. since then ne hts
caaiiy Improved. st farngiord Lord Tcnnl ON INA,
a, n
made into covered promenade. where. II the weather
+. had he take, h. afternoon exercise. II l. 80 iu
Of flower, that perhaps he sometimes forsetS he l.
not in TIE open air.
IN excellent addition to The Knckerbockcr Nnf
got .cri.s j., promised in the shape Of Franklin
~~nyin,, OF Iooi Richard
DR. Erinton i, publishing volume Of Essays oi
an ,ucrlcaui.f" The essays are collected into four
parts, Etlnologic and Arrhacoloslo, Mythology ana
Folk Lore Graphic systems and Literature ana
Linguistic