New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23


Just been sold intact ior $50.
Tie recently discovered copy Of Lanior's simon
idea Is not. II Is stated the only one In ~
lstcncc. Anot cr and perfect one. was some tim"
AGO prc.ent,d to the Forster Library At the south
Remington Museum Is III" nlccrs " the poet. The
-sin,nidca" t~0callci. Llnior SAYS In III, preface.
l.cali,c the first II ITEM commemorate thr dead.
specie, Of composition In which simondrs cN'cl'd"l.
contains a number Of crgnc v"rsr-. some love poems
and several Latin DDS Lander little more than
n boy when thcs" vcl,"s were written. ana u" book
was published clglty-scvcn years ago. Among It's
poem, +, the immortal lament for that fir daughter
Of Lord Aylmrr, whose early death In India smotc
with 50 keen pang the heart o. the boy
There are som" amusing sentences In the Young
authors preface. Here Is blow for Milton: Is not
Paradise Resumed the youth asks the Aeavicst
and du.lrSt poem that ever 0utlivtd lis century -
very boyi,h opinions on payment for literature
follow. Il BEAR ~ di,rcspcct toward men who
write for cmoument." he say. "althoug1 never did
even when ! was rather cXtravagnnt and very poor.
For ! always found enough anxiety attending compo'
sltion without the voluntary p,nnncr OF supporting
at the end Of my cXrrons an "u,Sirctcscl cNprcta-
ton Of gain. If anything of profit should arise from
these rincs. the printer will give II To the hospital.
This tlnh proper to MENTION that the pri1c' 81
both sexes who may discover imagine certain sin,
I'm them. may also consider that something has been
done fJr a0llcncut ana ab,olutlon.'
william Black tas written new novel which is
To appear In serial form In liarpcr's Magazine
IL Is 70 be- called " Til" Handsome IIum,s," ana Is
understood to be- love story The first chapters
Will be- published In the next number Of the magazine
some her. tpforc unpublished poems by Macaulay
will soon be- brol;gt out by THE English illustrated
Magazlncn Thry written to his niece Lady
KnutsfOrd.
II Is worthy Of not" that during the twenty years
Of I0Ncls pror,sorshp IT. duties never came easy
+, him. Professor Norton SAYS In "II,rpcro that re
fulfilled these duties with scrupuous Rdouty "bu
In, stated hours and u work were IrksnnIr
10 him ana AYERS" from his natural inclination-. i
bcein' hc says In letter In 15G7'l begin my annual
dissatisfaction Of cctarng next Wednesday. | can.
not Get nscd to IT, All ms Nightmares are Of lccur
Ing"
The manuscript Of an article by Charles Lamb on
the secondary Novels Of Defoc" WIS sod In London
In. other day 80. II covered three page, folio
The manus rip of Tlackerays lecture on swift
brought at the same sale 500.
Captain Charles Kings new story. "Foes I'm Am.
lush.p Is IN the press Of LpIincort. Captain King
has lately written his first boys story. and this Will
soon APPEAR In Iarprr's Young people, 1t s
tale Of cadet lifc.
new novel BY Splelhagcn has been announced
II Is to be- called Das sonn'lgs Kind"
one who knew Leigh Hunt well has given This
picture OF III" man AT fifty five: Form the airy
ghtsomc checrlnesS OF 80 many Of his writings. !
had expected to find him all brsncss and yivuclty
ON tie contrary. aS h. sat and talked among his
books busts and engraving tall dark complc Nlonrl
with thoughtful brow and expressive hazel eyes his
grayish black hair flowing down To his s'ou,iers h.
gave you the impression OF courteous dignity and
reposc. In u grave. sweet voice he spok, frankly
but always kindly OF the notable men with whom he
had been intimate and OF whom n jnnior ~ I WIS
might wish hear. Shelley and Keats, IIazlitt and
Charles Lamb. OF his later and then living contem
poraes 1t was Thackeray about whom he showed most