New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19

no name for himself: 90 Of cours. 4,
any such idea could be thought a. ~ soh ~
What could do. with every one ars,,.. mene6t
any one might be proud to be his VIII. ". u. Nov
married a woman quite beneath him. 's me ~
Blumine. Lizzie" says. was "ths d.
! Begun at Hyderabad Persian pr,ncs."T us
scent. who married Colonel Kirkpatr,cL I.
lish officer holding a high post at the co, ~ Eae
Her hair. which Carlyle describes az .bro.s asse
was, she said, peculiar TO the Persian rov,, NJ
In person she was far more foreign ,h.. .antH
and 1t was this rare combination OF A0A
and beauty with the highest English cu,u.a esS
made her 30 very charming She had a -. wa
OF humor and the kindest heart and couId - rna
| to give another pain Had frmness Of .ss Nv w
been stronger in her, the whole tenor ~ 800
might have been different; but catherine ~. a' Ute
| few references to her youth she made "a 'a "
seemed that she too easily yielded to IN. ~. ~s
the different relatives with whom she 49,
and doubtless her large fortune and great 49,, -
lions made them imagine no one was GOOD .ns".s
for her." so
The present Lord Tennyson has thus far ,u..
nothing but version in hexameters OF ths ..''s
Jack and the Beanstalk. He Is supposed IA :. ~
poetical however. by his rustic neghbors q w
time ago an agricultural laborer pointed ns-
to a visitor, observing. "He carries on the ~ u
now
The lace factory and school established a..
by Browring's son In memory Of the poet n ~:
be in o nourIshing condition. Browning H.
town and long wished to see the sik.we,v,,
dustry established there. This was im,o.su*.
but Barrett Browning has now fulfilled hi, s,,a.SH
wishes as nearly as he could.
souvenirs Of Sebastopol' is to be the I'm. =. =.
volume OF personal recolections Of the sI.,. ~.
the Emperor Of Russia has been coecfin, -.
editing.
Mrs. Cragie John Oliver Hobbes) has vr,,..
story long enough TO be properly called ~
Its queer title is THE Gods. Some Mortal. ~.
Lord WIckenham."
Mark Twain's book, "Pudd' head Wilson - 4 4.
be republished in London. Most readers aer, A..
the fantastic sayings Of the Calendar ~, ~
best things In the story.
II Ia a question whether the late Walter pai., A.
not do harm we'll as good to his younger r,aA
ers Of the aesthetic school. He was a man =
great learning original. and keen In critical inssss
and master Of style The ordered music OF h,s ~,
fences II IL not easy TO forget and II has anna
times led young disciples 70 a worship Of beautha
words and comparative careesshess as to TN
thought embodied in them. What was in his vo,s
the exquisitely harmonious expression OF subth
thought became with his imitators. conscious or m
conscious a rhythmical swing Of phrases not oysn
luminous In meaning His earlier works too had
certain 'preciousaess" which far from whoA
some food for enthusiastic young students
Shakespeare and w. S. Gilbert The latter has ~
lected Elsnore as the OF his new comic opera
large volume presenting the Confederate side q
the War OF the Rebellion is ANNOUNCED In Louis.
Vile 1t IL 10 be Illus rated. and its title 10 to h
THE Confederate Soldier In the Civil War"
There are now published IN Paris 2,3S periodicals.
nearly hundred moro than were issued at the q.
responding date last year.
Mr. A. y. Frost has been turning his undenably
wagsish pencil to the illustration OF holiday edt
ton of Mr. Aldrichs delightful book. The Story Il
. a Bad Boy"
II is probable that the opening chapters OF NJ
Barries new story will appear in the January
"Scribner" Much II II had been written before he
illness. and Il is thought that ne will be able %
complete II during his winter in a moderate Con-
tinental climate.