New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-15
LITERARY NOTES.

George Meredith's Forthcoming novel is 10 bear tos
ninuant file lone Of the COnqurrors' By the way
how do Won pronounce the novel-t's name "
wclshman puts the emphasis on the second N'h''S
Mr. r. l. stevenson is expected IN London IN De-
tober About thar time ne VIII completely vino mp
his affairs in scotland. He lntond, = -"H OH us
house furniture carry hi book, WITH iNn' ana IN ''
home permanently in samoa. liz l,l'ne '-'",
said IN be very lovely with 10 les than 'iN ""'e''
il.
Mr. Ripley Hitchcock. whose thoughtful ana a''''
writings on art subjects have long been i'Wi'"u -
readers Of The Tribune. has ceased his lonf"'','''
lahors and stepped into another ned lie ""' "
come the literary adviser Of the Me''r' Nppe'''' ',
in that important position VIII ma dnnl"''' ~
congenial employment for his udihe" apN' V'''
judgment and fine taste.
Fourteen years ago. in June 1870. at the A'"''m'
of Music in Philadelphia. before the so'leN "a 80
Army of the Potomac william Winter delivered hs
poem called The Voice Of the silence II nv 49,,
in circulation ever since, and is well ana W.
known. IFS title which aptv and exactN CRY s''1o
,,s central idea-has now been chosen bN haua""
Rlavotsl,y As name for her latest book Oh lhoo'op'
Mr. William II. Goodyear Will shortly under'aN- NV
,Iica,ion ., \ :. Grammar Of the Lotn-.' The pun
ca,ion will be in atlas form. including ILLUSTRATOR"
,hopt . 100 detail, and objects. The costs OF P"'''
cation are subsidized by English gehtlei''n
uaworth who has no personal a'qu''".'"'0 80
coodvsar Mr. Uaworth's interest ana support n"'o
been secured by the medlauoh anu ''' "
Amelia Il. Edwards
rb. nrocess reproduction in the current nnnhe'
-, :. r.,.,., and Forest" of a bit Of New Hampshire
ceperv is something quite marvellous one can a'h"''
"a Aha yellow snn,hinc. the WAY side sreencri, ana me
,,.,, ohm I'm the foreground almost seems 10
uve I'm the picture a mass OF graceful b0ughs ana
delicate foliage.
In short the Illustrations of this delightful paper
are As a rule. AS good the teXt-and that Is
saving a great deal There l. no nonsense IN Garden
and Forest; IL is as wise a, il i entertaining
On the God of this month the f5Oth Anniversary ~
the invention of the of printing will be celebrated
AZ Mavence on the cath the natal DAY OF "nieR'
berg the Gutenberg Plaiz and the monument e'ec'ft
in his honor VIII be brilliantly Illuminated. There
will be al freSco printers demonstration ana uo
DAYS proceedings will conclude with festive gather
ing in the Gutenberg Casino. which occupies the SIG
Of the house in which Gutenberg born.
OF that beautiful and noble personality, still !"
beloved In Ednburgh-that of the physician Jonn
Brown-thcre are some pleasant gimpSes IN liN
Christian Union' e" In his own country SAYS Mf''
Humphrey, Dr. John Brown greatly beloved ~
the good physician long before he pcnnod line for
the public eye. Ask your grocer-hc must be AZ
elderly grocer-if he knew DR.. Brown. Ills coun''
nance lghtens: yes, he took dear child of his >hen
through dangerous Illness. The pcstman knows nv
old number; the poor knew him only the poor 'a'
know a really good doctor. As lie walked aione 'h'
streets of Edinburgh he bore with him atmosphere
OF good cheer and when he died it felt that beau
tiful and benehcent star had SCI