New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27
LITERARY NOTES.

Rudyard Kiplng's new book is to be Published In
the autumn by the Applctons 1t is to be not
novel fortunately y but collection of short stories
IN rs recorded that Emerson his second visit
to England said regrefully 10 an acquaintance
aCarlv1e's heart Is as large the world, but he Is
growing morbid
1relonl now has a National Library society. hs
Headquarters being IN Dublin. Its objects Will oe
IN prom~e the study OF Irish literature, music ana
ort NV mean. Of the circulation Of Irish literature
,,tures and discussions; concerts Of Irish music ana
the establishments of a lend ne library.
An American woman is the author Of "Grcen Tea
q novel which wa, published in London not lohG "7o
and found an immediate success. " schaAeIn3isei'
the name on tic title page, means VISTA
simmons the wife OF Edward Simmons the ar"S'
Tbis Young hdy Is herself ar;i>t as well lis
writer.
Another American author who has lately brought
out a successful book in England Is Mrs. Nalsle-
otherwise John Oliver Hobbies Tins hrst DOOM
..some Emotions and Moral" has Just been sue
sceded by another, The sinners Comedy
The author OF one of the most popular among ~
oent works on Nature In England working mouse
lxJnter In surrey
NJ Chalon the distinguished French art'st' mas
made a number OF oiloOlcr illustrations LOT III. ~
coming magnificent edition OF Radicals a'' "0.e
have been reproduced by Dujardin. Inc Pr'l".e
the edition Is nn essay on i1'tpc'dis II,
Anafoe de Montaigon, whose knowleose '" '''
french literature has been pronounced uneq""
eicbara Malcolm Johnston's new pooh IS "e"S
,.odx for publlcation by the Appleons It's u'e i "
be "Mr Formers Marital Claims ana olher 9'o''o'
A studv Of literary nfe under modern condi''ohs
has lust been made public by f7'ui iieS'0 " ~
OF his new novel, Merlin"
Tho late Edward Fitzgerald" Omar kayyam
,x.co,d usod n entertain Charles Keene. and was
accustomed to Danish the artist 10 t"e SUNNI" ~,
IN tho garden when he persisted In practising Oh his
.a,orad ha0p,nes Keene had a theory that men open
their mouths too much and aWopos VI 'i'S '''V''
rstcerad said: don't know II keene bo'tes up ms
breath for the sale Of the bagplpes or II he pays @
barpipes as a vent for his bottled up Dre''i 'nu ~
suppose | shall ever know
what nronlses 10 be beautiful book IS in prepari
Non nv The Appetons It's title IS lin Cold ana
sverv: # deals with outdoor life and Its author Is
George H. Elvsnger, whose Gardens story IS one
AZ the delights Of the lovers OF nature 1t Is 10 NC
nlce,v Illustrated by W. II. Gibson A. B. Wenzel ana
e Greenough: and there will be an edition de nAe
of 200 numbered copies printed on japanese Vel"li
Miss Rhoda Broughton's forthcoming novel Is en-
titled Mrs Bigh'
There IS an interesting comparison In LoweH
article on the dramast, Webster in the new
uarper.n "There is something in Webster he
saws. that reminds Of Victor Hugo. There IS the
com. confusion nj times OF what is big with what Is
oreat the same fondness for the merely spectacular
the same nsensibty TO repulSve details, the same IN
difference to the probable even to the natural 'he
same leaning toward the groesque, the same love
NJ effect at whatever cost and there IS also the same
impressiveness OF result"