New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17

coming from the press OF I. y. Crowell " ~
Its author is Mrs. NJ. b. Clahn. who was for many
years "A friend OF the poet
Mr. Adds Wrghts Cambridge Shakespeare is 10
be brought out in edition de luxe within rev
weeks Each OF it's forty royal octave volumes
will contain complete play. They Will be printed
on handmade paper and bound in Irish linen ana
the impression will be strictly limited 10 five hun
dred copies.
new book by Mr.. Frank Stockton will soon De
published by the Scribners. 1t is COLLECTION OF
short stories, and Is to be called THE Watchniah-
er's wife and Other Stories" Shall we find any
one of them clever that which left undecided
the famous question concerning a certain lady and
tiger?
The set OF Fielding's works which the Macmilans
are bringing out comprise twelve volumes. THESE
arc to be followed by an edition Of Goldsmith IN
six volumes. edited by Austin Dobson. who is as
surely well fitted for the task. Miss Burney -
Cecilia" will be one Of the volumes Of this seres.
Professor Jebb's lectures on Greek poetry. given
not long ago at Johns Hopkins, are to be publisher
soon by Houghton. Mifilin e 60. under the tue
Of "The Growth and Influence of Classical Greek
Poetry" The volume Will include chapters on the
distinctive qualities Of the Greek race az eXpresse'
NV Homer Greek epic poetry. Greek lyric poetry
and the course OF It's development: Pndar. the Attic
drama and the permanent power OF Greek poetry
General Lew Wallaces prince Of India has al
ready gone into a second edition That is saying
good deal FOR it's success for the first edition num-
bcrcd CITY thousand copies.
IT Is thing that while three olcia coP''S
Of CAPTAIN Cooks journal have been accessible LOT
q hundred and twenty years. no transcript OF II mas
been given to the public until now. the FORM III
which We bavc heretofore known 1t was that III
which it was arranged by Or Iiawkesworth VINO
combined tho Journals OF Captain cook. Sir Joseph
Banks the botanst. and Dr. Solandcr. tn" nhtu'
alisi with comments ~ hts own. ana mao 'n'
chief of The expedition responsible Tor an 'n'
volume lust published in England is n literal IRAN
scriptlon from Cooks MS. and preserves his qu"'.
spelling AMI odd u7c Of capitals. Here II hs RECORD
~ tho Ara sltht of the kangaroo by Europeans
SUNDAY eith June l77O.-Wnds and weather as
Yesterday l. NJ the Carpenters finished the Staf-
board SIDE. and at nine hcc'd the snip inc "'''e'
wov and hauld her on about two rect TOT icai V'
Noaping. In the \. NJ. they went to work r'p"'"H
the sheathing under the Starboard bow where We
ro,,,d two blanks eat about half thro' Early In the
morning sent a party OF Men into the Country
under the direction of It, Gore to seek for reires-
rnents: they return'd about noon with 10" ram
F Cabbages and q Bunch two ~ Wild llalli''hS'
these. last sv.cre much smaller than any ha' e'''
soon and the Pulu fun OF small Stones. otherwise
.
ntc way from the ship. one OF the Animals peiof'
cpokc on Il vas Of a light mouse Colour ana inc
fuu .izc ~ = Gr.y Hound and shaped III 'N''S
roeu.ct like on" with long tail. wnlch u ca'il''
4 Ike "A Grey Hound in short. | should nave taken
IL for , Wild dog hut Tor its walking or running In
. which Il iump'd Ike Hare or Deer Ahoth"' Oh
I them wns seen today by some OF our people VINO
/ ..v. Tho first. they described them as having very
/ small Legs and the print OF the Feet Ike 'hd' OF
] a Goat. bu: this | could rot see myself b'cAuS" u"
i ground the one upon vas 100 h'r"' anu
r,e length Of the gr,as hndercd my seeing It's legs
Mrs Lucy c. Morse. the granddaughter OF Isaac
r HOMER tie philanihropist. has written a novel
dealing with The anti-slnvery troubles In Ne"-r ork
I'm the middle Of the century. Tho book contains
more or less exciting history and In 1t appear
various wcil-known characters OF the period IL -
+ 10 b. entitled Rachel Stanwood
Mr. poman.s has ben too ~ 10 complete Part II
NJ hls Darwin and After Darwin" but h" Is print
Ing pant u 81 under the title OF AN Examination
/ u Wcismann!sm.
An Illustrated edition Of Carlyc's French R"yo-
/ luton" ls announced by Crowcl- II Is tn two
volumes.
/ An energetic Young American not long ago dis
suised himself a. a tramp and went forth to spend
/ an uncomfortable fortnight among III" tramps OF
GERMANY one Of the results Of his study OF these
/ gentry was his discovery that many OF them were
/ making better living rs be,I5ars than they could
get by honest work. He repeated his experiment In
Great Britain and in America. and In the process
! ecouired A great deal OF important knowlcdS" hay
Ing direct bearing on sociological questions Thos'
who az, interesfri ln this valiant student" ohs"f
yations viii find them recorded IN forthcoming
numbers Of The Century" Ills adventures am"ns
the German lramrs Will be related in the October
Number
! cLstln,ns edition Of Catullus. in the oreina
Latin is coming from m Macmillan presses II Il
To- have divers fuil-page illustrations. and the
edition will be limited to one hundred copies
TIE Boston novelist. Mr. =. II. Sullivan. is abou
f. bring ont new story with young American
~ the period for hero. The scenes are laid partly
in France partly in this country. aud Tom Syl
ycster" who gives his nam" to the book. * th'
] centre Of many dramatic situations.
The first volume OF an edition Of the collected
WORKS Of Professor Huxley Will be published IL
October. and the set will be- completed at the rat
az one volume a month This first volume. en-
titled Method aud Results" Will be followed b!
"Barwinann" Science and Educaton. "Scienc
and Hebrew Tradition" Science and Christian
Tradition" and Hume"
The. nfth volume OF Charles : sarsenrs maGnih
cent "Siya Of North America IL announced 10
immediate publication 1t deals with the Hamame
| udaceae-Sapotaceae, and has MY of Mr.. raNon'
! beautiful drawings.
NJ lola has been confding to "A visitor the Origin
of his Rougon- Nacquart series OF novels when n
. ! hooan I'm 'Gs when he was twenty-eight years Old
81 had long entertained" lie said. the desire
/ initiate Balzac In the execution or gigantic serle
, | of books like his Human Comedy: The only thih
, that WAS wanting an assured income on whic
/, to live while working This income was guarantee
. ia me by an agreement which made with LacroN
who offered me 5G) francs month FOR wv
years. was to supply him two movers year. an
the 500 francs month were to DE de
Quoted from the proceeds of the sale OF the move
a share Of the profits to be handed to me- spe
several months In reading up the question OF hered
~ or ataysm because | had determined that m