The morning call., 1894-04-15
Literary Notes.

"Rousehold News" for April presents q
bright array OF good things. Mrs. Rorer
gives many serviceabIo and Se0souable
hints on the early spring vegetables AMI
dilaies at length on the Joy she extracts
from the daily consumption Of fresh shad.
Every department Is we'll ana ably repre-
sented. A series on tea and coffee drink
ing Is commenced in this number. II l..
hold News Company.
Mrs. Ward. it is said. has been at work
for i've years on ''Marcella." and she her
self regards it aS the strongest thing she
has yet written. Dealing with the prob
lens to which she has devoted her most
earnest attention. It 10 At once her most
matured and most artistic production. "A
very remarkable and complete piece Of
work" write. F. Marion Crawford in tho
April Book Reviews. - very remarkab blO
and complete piece Of work, embodytnR 4
startling picture Of modern England which
We Americans must accept however re-
Iuctantly. ss true, but which We shall have
noIeluctaDce 1t all in admirinR sincerely
for its breadth. Its feeling and tho consum-
mate detail Of its execution"
The Californian" for April 10 a very cred
table number. The leading articles are !:
AN Irish Poet" by Elodie Hogan !;
Strange Places In Sunset CITY," by Bar
bar: RidsntS; "Weepiug Rocks" "a poeml
6y Louis Harman Peet: ''Goat-h1nting Il
more .'In Life'a Hard PulF' IA poeml by
Ella Wheeler Wilcox; .'For Sncn 10 tho
Kingdom" By Frank Bailey NiNard; "A
Typical Case." Flora Haines Loughead !;
THE GAYS OF BahamA-Land," BY Ed !.
SabIn: THE GIievous Adventure Of
Francis ShIpley," by Robert Howe
Fletcher; Honest Big Ears." By Charles
Messrs. Frederick Warno d Co.. New
York, will Immediately Commence the
publication Of the Library Of Natural
HlstOry." the first stallmo0to Of Whlcn
will compose the ''Roy0l N0tnral History.
to 6e edited BY Richard Lydekker. B.A..
F.G.S.. F.Z.S., VINO 10 already we'll kn"Wn
10 nAtura!tste - IN able . :'cntoss eoo Hno
author OF several works on mammonas
etc. The work. which will 10 handeooe!y
illustrated. will occupy THIRTY .oix monthly
plumbers and will b0 sold At ~ Se9O .
number.
have Issued Mark Twain's now 4soEy'
Tan Sawyer Abroad '% ey :. hocs .on.in". rin".
otion of tho adventures of Tom sawyer.
Huck Finn and Niger Jim. and wi! no
doubt be received with delGns Dy tnett
many admirers.
There 10 stir IN literary FAr'o ao4 4onc
don over tne prospective. publication OF
he memoirs Of Nepolsou's private secte-
tery: the Baron do Mrnryal. who Assumed
this once IN 1904 when Napoleon became
snme = ha { dissatisfied With Do BouIylonnA
Heneval Vas In close reiaIicno with Nar
poIeon until 1915. and hlA anlhert!Stavo
memoirs are 6xp0ctod to cOttoot ~ 0o0t.
rIennO aud 00mo ok00t W1.tet1 % o0VoeAA
The titIe 81 the novel which 1T. Coalloo
Dudloy Warner hae written tet pYoloeall llea
In Herpor's Magazine later tn The y~Ae b
:The Goldon House." IL u = 0eoE4 q
New York eaoiety, ooauol . " A4HA
authoT'o "A LltllA IOuIA0v II IT, Wotl41H
ard Vlll Be llluatfAeeA NTH oAAfA>GN1a
plognToa ny Hf. ". 4. &,MaAley.
d the enTfoAt nuWeAt u lAAk Ok1olloAA
pnhlsootlon, the 4ltoeAIy Dt<N1A NIN WeeNe
kio artlelos on Ae4eey every NVanN t~uoD "a
9onAfal tNaat>A.. lEat4 Al( NHtt IN NlNl1A
The lEA1olAAlAn0 and NAN.aoA4AA NlN4
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