The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-05
LITERARY NOTES.

Messrs. Harper & Bros announce
ments of new publications for July and
August include the following books:
THE Silk of the Kline a novel, by L.
McManus-This is tale of the Ro-
man Catholic evictions in Ireland in
the Seventeenth century generally
known as the ''Transplanting. Love
is Spirit a novel, by Julian Flaw
thorne. Mrs. Gerald,a novel, by Maria
Louise Pool, author of Against HUI
man Nature Out of Step" THE
Two Salomes," etc. Illustrated by W.
A. Rogers. Shakespeare the Boy
by W. j. Role. Illustrated. "a Story
of the Heavenly Camp-Fires, by "One
with a New Name ''Harper's Die
tionary of Classical Literature and An
tiquities,'' edited by Harry Thurston
Peck, of Columbia College, New York,
with the cooperation of manys pecial
contributors. With 1000 illustrations
and maps.
Little, Brown & Co., Boston, have
just issued, in advance of completion
of Prof. J. B. Thayer's Preliminary
Treatise on Evidence at Common Law"
part l, which deals with the Develop
ment of Trial by Jury
speedy publica ton include The Cruise
OF the Antarctica: A Voyage to the
South Polar Regions in 1885, by H. ].
Bull, and Persia Revisited $3.50, by
General Sir Thomas Edward Gordon.
X C. l. E., etc.-both works provided
with illustrations and maps.
A book on Japan, by W. E. Curtis;
1.-The Thlinkets of Southeastern Alas
ka," by Francis Knapp and Reta
Louise Child; and On the falD "A Col
lege Yearbook" are Forthcoming pub
locations of Stone & Kimball.
D. Appleton & Co. will bring out
Familiar Trees and Their Leaves"
by F. Schuyler Matthews, with illus
trations, and an American historical
romance, "Sir Mark: A tale of the
First Capital by Miss Anne Robson
Brown.
CHM & Co. have, in press Glaciers
of North America by Prof. Israel c.
Russell of the University of Michigan.
The Bostonian for July opens with
the important announcement that be-
ginning with the August number the
publication will henceforth be known
as The National Magazine. This step
is eminently well-advised as the maya
zine itself has for some time been a
coming periodical in the cosmopolitan
field, but has been handicapped con-
siderably by the local character of its
original name. Under its new title,
however this prejudice will be done
away with, and the magazine, which |
promises much, will soon find its place |
in the front rank of 10 cent periodical |
literature. Price 10 cents. The Bos-
tonian Publishing Co., SO Newbury
Street, Boston.
The Review of Reviews for July has
for a frontspiece a three-quarter |
length portrait of William Mckinley. |
There is a. full account of the ST. Louis |
with portraits of all the
leaders there; and also portraits of the
four boiling senators. There is a bio
graphical sketch of McKinley-his
character and career. 1t is copiously
s The South American Poets" by
Iezekiah Butterworth. Another article
If interest is THE Worlds Sporting
impulse" by Charles D. Sanier. The
ligest of the leading articles of the
month is full and will be found of gen.
eral interest.
The Review of Reviews Co., 10 Astor
: idcS, NEW 10Ih- Price Z0c.
The Fourth of July number of the
Youths Companion is at hand. Excit-
ng adventures and narrow escapes on
and and sea-capturing a grizzly in
he Rockies, an effort to eclipse all
previous explosions in the combination
# balloon with dynamite cartridges,
he rival celebrations of two military
ompanies, etc.-make this number Of
a 1lTNlT frN1, l.
racker among weekly papers. AS a
aper for the youth of both sexes there
5 no better one in the land than the
And in it men and wo-
nen may find much entertainment and
Instruction. Once it effects a lodge
nent in household it rarely loses it.
SOME EDITORIAL COMMENTS.