New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-07

scenes OF MS YOUTH, WHICH were diAp ilcse OF
George Eliots early life. tells The Paterson Press"
that the novels,s reaves are reluctaa; to receive
literary pilgrims or u tell them anything about
Miss Evanss childhood and that these people are
ashamed to be known kinsfolk OF that famous
lady.
II is stated that a good deal OF interesting On.
published matter has lately been found in the Gah
bon MSS at Sheffield Park.
or the late Emily Dickinson's verses II Is SAID
that there are still enough Of them unpublished
to MI several volumes as large as the first one
printed. 4 correspondent Of THE Boston Trans
cript" says that In addition to her intellectual
gifts Miss Dickinson was past mistress In the
/ art OF cookery and housekeeping. she made the
desserts for the household dinners, delicious con.
fections and bread. and when engaged In these
duties had her table and pastry board under q
window that faced the avn, whereon she ever had
pencil ard paper TO jot down any pre'ty taOL;ht
that came to hsr. and from which she esclyed
verses later. on some such occasion little
green snake made its way through the grass TOW.
ard the window. which Circumstance she com
rlemorated in verse. Her large yellow pet cat lost
its long fluffy tail by some accident. which she
sent In playful humor by express 10 tho present
scribe There was a pink ribbon tied round this
disconnected appcrdage. with verse accompany.
ing II that unfortunately is lost
Duchess OF Athers" IL the Tito % SardouS
new play Sarah Bernhardt is to play the part Of
the Duchess
limited edition do luxe OF soenser's "Faene
Oueeno" illustrated by Mr.. Walter crane 10
coming out in London NJ Crane SAYS that 10
Illustrate this book has been the dream u he
life.
Poetry and the drama. even when pursued by an
Ibscn are not particularly rcmuneratiye ~ the
frozen North The author % the Dolls House"
taxed on an annual income OF something under
500.
General Fi,zhugh Lees book on General lee"
and that dealing with General Hancock and pre-
pared by General Francis \. Walker, are notable
autumn publications Of the Appletons
Rider Hagcari's brother. Colonel Andrew Has.
gard is bringing out n move. called Tempest Torn"
Another volume Of essays by Mr. Hamilton W.
Mabe is announced by Dodd. Mead & Co Three
pho,ogravures ornament the pretty little book
Adele Braccio whose strange crime and con&
ouent misery are re corded n Mr.. Marion CrawforA
powerful story. "Pie,ro Ghisleri." reappears in hi
new story. casa Bracco" The opening chapten
Will soon be publishci IN The Century
A corn,,al tribute tn the vgor OF Mr.. T. y Al
irichs Is men'oNel 10y Inc b'Ni'h N'ifF
sponden, Of The Book Buyer" One % the poems
in Aldrlch's coming volume Is entitled. Insomnia"
and is picturesque ord OF the horrors 81 Sleep
lessness" when this first appeared In magazine
4, so deeply impressed the public that the poet re-
celved from many sympathetic strangers adFeruse-
men,s Of sure cures for the trouble graphically
described The amusing part Of II H. ADS the
correspondent mfr Airich admits that there never
was a sounder sleeper than he
The Letters Of Matthew Arnold" are not - b
issued this year, MIR. Russell" says The West
minister Budget" has only just got TO work on
them and there are great many 10 g. through
Admirers Of the poet will remember that ~ me
time OF his death Mr. Russell published In Tine
a brief memorial sketch. afterward reprinted TOT
the subscribers % the Arnold Memorial tunl
which showed the subtle appreciation OF PERSONA
friend az well as scholar and disciple 'ne Oh
Mr. Russell's "reminiscences was Of finding AFnoI
on the morning after the loss OF his eldest son. .
Harrow schoolboy. seeing consolation from MS
favorite Marcus Aurelius. II the volume OF MS
correspondence draws genial picture 81 inc
man as that which Mr. Russelrs sketch susses'e0
II will be a delightful volume
Professor w NJ Sloanes Life OF Napoleon.
which The Century is preparing 10 publish ID
serial form. undertaken. II is said before nv
recent revival OF interest in the Corsican began
The author has had the advantage OF access "
many original sources OF Information In Eu'oee'
The first chapters OF the work will deal with VA
poleons career as political agtator in corsica
A new volume Of short stories BY Mr.. Thomas
Nelson Page is announced by the Scribners, ana
they are also bringing out new and handsom'
edition OF Mr.. Pages Polly" illustrated by ~
Castaigne.
An "Old English Library" has been projected ~
a London publisher. and the frs, volume VII '0os
appear This will contain the Prose Treatses
Richard Role Of Hampole." edited by Or '"'
Ilorstmani.
IL is said that Bj6rnsterne Bjornson has been
for some time at work upon what is called "
Great Social Drama" He Is going 10 Rome ~
the winter and hopes to finish II there
To, many books, There Is great good sense N
the zdyice given To amateur writers In the o''o'"
"scribner" Let not man" says the preacher
"who can do a particularly good piece oil H'e''n
work fancy there is any need AT all for nm " w
H. II will certainly enough be done without u"
need OF effort on his part to conquer his indose"~
He may be mute and Inglorious.' but hter"u'
has received more harm than good incon'es'aDS
from persons who mistrusted themselves M"'oh'
embryo"
The Vagabonds' is the title OF a novel when ns.
.ateiy been completed by Margare, > "o0ds -. -.
author OF that strong II painful little story
Village Tragedy" The Maemil!ans VIII puo'S'
There was once effort made in London 70 ~
chase Car,yles house and give It to his niece M..
Aiken who had taken care Of him during MS y"
years But this OFFER to Miss Aiken was deel'.s
and the house. It is said. has passed through
many dsagreeabie vicissi,udes that Caryles fre'S'
have ceased TO associate him with II.
Lord pufferia told a, the Librarians Congress
Belfast the other day, that not particularly ".
story Of that Intelligent but uncu.tivates man
happening upon q volume OF Shakespeare LOT ~.
frs, time and being much impressed THEREBY, s.t
OF at once TO London bookseller telling MN
II the author should be writing any new ooo".
would be glad Of them as soon as they were
.ished.
A new and cheaper edition OF that popular .,ns
the Life ana Letters OF Dean Stanley Is w.
from the press OF the Scrlbners.