New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22

The Cars new hencimen served his prNase
| venges and struck down the Boyars VINO aa'eu ~
| attempt TO retain their self-respect' me "o,
barbarous tortures employed by the CI"'' anu
nobodv seems 10 have thought the practice oDIeeuo'
| abe. Luxur, OF the truly barbarons Rlnd ""'o"
,ot.s form, IN gross and lavish eating and drinking
u.s r;fe Therc are descriptions OF banquets In thi'
hoo, which vie with any medieval chronicles Vi "e
| sane sort and GO far beyond the Simple s'u.'o", "
! the ancicnts by comparison. But perhaps Tue ~
salient trait OF Ivan and his peers Is 'her %
They were less brave than n oruei Pop'e' -
took every advantage OF their enemies anu s'opp" "
nothing wien they had the upper hand Ihe pr'Se"'
o,um 1, ,co,lv n wild narrative OF such systematic
| ,unIanIsm in all It's phases. There Is ho r'''
suggestion OF ANYTHING civilized In the tae'
| the love affairs are brutal ana niue mo>'ne' w
! women being helpless puppets ana MUS, VI Wv :,
| fierce Wild beasts and little more. IL - NV "
fcton a little Of which one might suppose s"'"' -
| a long way The fighting that goes Oh 'n'ou ''
| the tale becomes monotonous II not sich'h"s' i"'
,uuinc is the principal pastme and everywhere inc
| wook ar, tramplcd II may have all Deeh 3d. o"'
!, ,s dInicult 10 see how any true art can w WV
| cerncd I'm the reproduction Of scenes irom SUI" ii
| human shamblcs. Mr.. curtin has 10 douo' uo"e u"
| mart of the work cOnScicnti0nsN' Inc INV" '
! ,,o, hovevcr seems to be whether II was really
worth doing ,,, en-, ON,
| gloomy ,,,. Of n vonng physician who has the MIS-
forunc 70 kill q rufIianly renegade Sp'"i"" u. i"
cicr and who Is foolish enough TO Jose Ills he'i wv.
| ,h., ,vcnt and to worry himself to death. lie IS
frying 10 get back to England to ait'hd 10 MS s"
child and his life is Threatened by INC man WYNN ~
lius The tale + Interesting, but the motive app'a''
| 49, oL =, -u.,,in in. conclusion. The doctor was
t,i6ed I'm what he did and there was no r'aSoh WHY
| h, sbould have been rcmOr'"ui over IT, NV wv
| and tale in the volume Is slight lh'h1' """ "o -
| ,rcmc;y sad hnt far less unnatural.
rho .,orv Jointly written by th' MHrquise OF LAMA
and Jane, Clarence Harvey j. no. VERY 'o,
| ott.mpt At the sentimental. There Is Il u''S"'c' anu
= secret clcw To IT, and rival seekers AFTER IT, al" I'''
| , .ouu,crnIots and v.llanous attempts. ana hSS
,.rlous Arab, and other darkNhinn"d people, an"
| nIonty Of movement and incident D"' S"'"'"o W.
| whole narrative drags and become" Jealous a''i 4"
,.,, and # meyer RECEIVERS Itself from this lapse
| The Inequality Of style ana ma'''r' ''o''o'.'
,orh.d and while Il Is not worth while to a''emP'
| ,. rnn-tioumcnt Of the blame for the general r.
| i which /. bclOv medlOcry-lt may WIN p'r'c''
ooIv Inc asserted that the joint authors do not TIL"
| well together. n,,,c
| v.,o,r ,,k.s M " 4 Dream Child after having
road the delightful story written last year W ''''
| vn,r,., uu.t ln,oluntarly ask themselves whether
| ,h. f,mou. Punch" artist Is not dir'c'N r">P'"
| 49, ,ric,, starry The author OF the latter has
| r,,,nlv plonchcd with Mr.. IN MairierS hc'i'''
| though plagiarism must not be charged Ih' D'c''
| child however. Is sufficiently pretty an" WIZ WV
ten story to Justify 1t, own existence ''e mum va
,,ior IN # consisting In The really cruel fat" m't'u
| 'ut f. the moor mortal husband. who h"' 10 S'a"' "
and 90, hi. ivcd wife carried from his aims 10 o'S'o"
| bappinc,s uuon Il mcriio:ions ghost.
| a.. rurf. , IlorriSon', Stories entitled the i''-
| ,., r,ic. ar. very good of their KIND l"'H
",.,., ,lc,,r. of southern life calculated t" 'harI'
u lcos, sensitive reader. and the. are il''ihc' we"
, tender sympathy which J. v";y GIace'"i IN" P."
,,t There +, plenty Of variety and character ",'
In, I'm these little talc-. and they Wen o''c'' W '
| been preserved In this m"aNurhpV P.I""'''"'