New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25


Bishop OF Exeter is the author of poem. " Yes
terday, To-day and Forever" which was much
read some twenty years ago. The present volume
is copiousy illustrated with copies Of photographs.
LITERARY NOTES.
The first volume Of Professor Goodwin Smiths new
work. Political History OF the United states" Will
be published early In the autumn By the Macmllans
Mr. UowelIs has written for forthcoming
"Harpcr" one-act play with the pretty title OF
Bride Roses"
"The Exeter Books" an anthology Of Anglo Saxon
poetry contancd In n manuscript which was pre-
scnted to Exeter Cathedral by L'ofrc. first Bishop
Of Exeter no3OI071, Is to be published by inc
Early English Text Society. All the longer POEMS
Including Cyncwulrs Christ" Saint Guthlac." The
Phoenix" and "salnt Juliana" will be found In the
first volume. The editor Mr.. Golancz has attached
an accuric translation To each poem
The elder Mr. Kipling designed the queer ornament
which Is to be the cover OF his sons new
book Many Inventions" The curious little forms
which are combined make the fantastic figure are
prayers.
An edition Of the works Of Edmund Burke. care
fully corrected and annotated. Is TO be brought ont
in London By Mr.. Mcknight, the author OF " The
Life and Times OF Edmund Burke"
More than 200 virginIsn writer's Included in the
list OF authors whose writings dealt with In Pro
fessor H. n Ogien's forthcoming Literature Of the
yrcnians" The work is TO De- In two volumes
C.r.r-J Lew Wailaces novel, "Tbc Prince OF
india IS nearly ready for publicatlon and will soon
b.. brought out by the Harpers. The catastrophe OF
Of ttn.,.h In
I453. and the entry OF Mohammed II into sancta
sophia
The two volume edition OF FroIssarts "Chroncles
which Mr. William Morris Is preparing TO put upon his
Kelmseott Press promises to be among the most de-
sirable and most welcoms OF his publications.
book Just coming from This press is reprint OF Ralph
Roblnson's English version OF sir Thomas More's
"ttnpiar
Joseph zalmonah" Is the title OF novel by Ed
ward King which Lee & shepard about to pub
usl The hero T. u jew of lofty and un'"lish char
ar,cr. who l. portrayed Us aboundng In good works
among the poor.
The recent death OF General W. q. lIamley recalls
n tact which probably has no parallel In periodical
literature The General and his two brothers We're
all hi ghiy valued contributors To Blaekwood ana on
one occasion the three brothers, In unconscious III
.rary partnership, contributed entire number OF
the magazine.
some years ago an Engllshman Of conspicuous re-
nnrmcnt and dignined leisure wrote n book called
Dorothy"-a book OF charming verse In celebration
Of a beautiful and good iahorcr IN III" fields 81" has
nnw written another poem Of degrees called
susan wherein h. chants the praises OF another
cqnally good and beautiful heroine. maid servant
,ho mnrrirs her master refuses to b. converted Into
a LADY, and devoes herself t. serving her husband IN
mental capacity. This does not sound very pocti'
cal: but those who remember Dorothy Know That
the author has the power to give cloIlrncc even to
50 pr0sac theme.
\ convenient edition OF Madlsons Journal OF the
constitutional Contention Is To be- brought out I'M
mcdIaicy by Albert scott a Co., Of Chirago.
Gilbert White OF srlbornc. never had his portrait
taken. ana the Sehornans. who are anxious to erect
some Kind of memorial In celebration Of his virtues
and abilities are ut loss TO find som, Idea of his
personality for statue
DR. schlicr,ann facility In languages Is noted by
the author OF apprcclaiiv' article In "Th" Ailnn
tie" IL describes the archaeoogst ~ carrying his
part ut his table. In three concurrent CONVERSE
tlons IN rs many tongues. But though many modern
languages mere at his command sch'icmann consc
cautiously preferred and used classical Greek.
schllrnann's children ARE more Greek than German
or American. Ills daughter Andromlclc was not long
ago married to Leon Melas, son Of the present De
march OF Athens
Fifty copies Of the English subscription edi
iion II Captain Cooks Journal have been printed
on large paper. and few OF these have been bound
In wood from Cooks Tree
Literary Boston Is said to figure nmusin"ly IN Mr..
~ H. Doc's forthcoming first novel, "Not Angels
Quite
Perhaps as valuable a proof rs can be presented
OF the succcss Of the modern higher education for
girls Is shown In the stattncnt that the daughters
Of Professor skcat and Professor Earle are students
AT Newman. II Is another reminder Of tho queer
fact that while there but few OF the distinguished
scholars 0f the dry who object TO the presence OF
feminine pupils at the great universities II IL the i'm
!.ctuOus young undergraduate who RACES at the ir-
vasion.
+. II. Undcrwood's Builders OF American Litcra-
ture" Is collection OF short studies Of American
thors and their works. dating from the days OF Jona
than Edwards
The new edition Of the works OF " Mark Rutherford"
awakcns new interest In that author. His readers
may be glad TO know fhat his real name 1, William
Inle White His father was one Of tho subordinate
officials Of the House OF Commons and /" Mark Ruth
{ rford' himself for time IN one Of the de-
partments Of the Admiralty.
The intellectual OUTFIT Of the COMPETENT
parCdst j.. In the opinion OF The
London Spectator an exquisite and APP
probation " literary form and style. an ear
well trained that hr catch the exact tone whih
this that poet gives To the metre h. affects, and
tru, OF humor which makes Of thr parody not n
too perfect Initiation, bat "ltcrnry masquerade"
The true parody should be not only delicate bur
lcsqnc on the force and style Of the original Il should
also b. witty travcsty on that originals spirit and
nearing Therefore must cmphatcally agree
with 1.-The Spectators" declaration that no good
parody can BE- made OF poets style except by per
son who Possesses Il real instinct for lilcraturc."
The Duke OF wellingt0ns early literary effort. the
lbrctto Of cantaa entitled Pandora In the prop
erty OF an Italian lady. There said " be lines
Of remarkable beauty In the MS.