The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-18

New York: d. Appleton e Co.
"Mfanwy," the story of q Welsh singer.
a novel by Allen Paine. Paper, SO cents
New York: d. Appleton & Co.
Doctor Marks. Socialist" novel by Ma
rion Couthouy Smith. Paper. so cents Gin
cinnati: Editor Publishing Company.
Publishers Notes.
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson has written a new
chapter for his autobiography, and this will
appear IN a fresh edition of the book which
the Century Company will soon issue.
A new story entitled Lost Mans Lane
has been completed by Anna Katharine
Green, author of The Leavenworth Case -
''That Affair Next Door," etc. The story
will be published in book form in the United
States and Great Britain by g. F. Putnam's
Sons.
r. H. Russell & Co., SS Rose street, New
York announce long list of artistic pub
locations, among them C. D. Gibson's port
folio of drawings of the people Of Dickens
and a collection of Remington's drawings
illustrating the entire Held or wild life in
America.
A translation of M. CASTOR vuillier's
History of Dancing" a book dealing with
that agreeable exercise from its dawn in
Egvnt TO its development in the theater of
to-day is to be published by Appleton.
1t is to have four hundred illustrations in
the text with twenty-five 1ull-page plates
in photogravure.
Messrs Roberts Brothers. Boston.
nounce for publication this month DR..
Adolph Harnack's History of Dogma"
Miss Wor.nely; 1.-The Young Puritans of Old
Hadley," a juvenile story semi-historical in
character and CnrlsL ol ne say
mons by Ezra Hoyt Byington.
Dr. H H. Furness keeps steadily at work
on his variorum edition of Shakespeare
plays. 1t is reported that he has completed
another volume "a Winters Tale" which
the Lippincotts will publish within few
months. The Lippincotts will also bring out
a new novel by Capt. Charles King, and
have on their list of forthcoming publica-
tions Amelie Rives's novel, "A Damsel Err
rant"
Although Mr.. Paul Lawrence, Dunbar's
book of poems has been published but
short WHILE Dodd, Mead & Co., the pub,
fishers. announce that the fourth thousand
is nearly exhausted Mr.. Dunbar is at pres
be issued shortly. 1t is described as a real
istic picture of life in small Ohio town.
in which State, it will be remembered, Dun
bar was born and educated
Mr.. H J. Whigham, the winner of the
amateur golf championship for 1875 ana 1871,
is engaged at present IN PTsparnS, si T.a
book will address itself especially 10 the
needs of American players, and the SUBJECTS
of it's many ILLUSTRATIONS wiz De cn9sei ~ lIr
the most part from among them. Inc book
NAV be expected about Nov. l. Herbert >.
Stone & Co., of Chicago, are to be the pub
fishers.
THE Doubleday-McCIure Company will
have the authorized life Of the late Prof
Drummond, which is quite natural as ne
was one of the first outsiders to buy STOCK
in McClure's Magazine. 1t was not great
block of stock that he bought, but IL gave
the magazine S2,500 at time when II needea
it the most No doubt Professor Drummonn ll
reaned his reward, says Miss Glider, Tor
Mcclure stock was high and none Tor sale
long before his untimely DEATH
Prof Michael Joseph Golden, who occu-
Mes The chair of practical mechanics in Pur-
dne University has arranged for Harper &c
Bros a Laboratory Course IN WOOD Turn
ing that makes a volume of sixty-nlne
octave pages. The author remarks that
wide diversity may be observed In the use
of tools in this class of work, but ne mas
his own decided preferences. Iwenty-nve
exercises are given, with view to instruct
ing the student In the most direct manner
and without repetition.
Mrs Fraser, the author of that striking
novel "Palladia," has written new story
which she calls "A Chapter Of Accidents
Macmillan will bring 1t out shortly. rms
lady is the sister of MIR. Marion ~raw ,o
and the widow Of former BRUSH ui Nus Z,
to Japan. Another feminine novelist VINO VINO. IS
the sister of a well-known writer-nsilI, asltJo
Haggard-is also connected in a olploniallc
way with the Orient ms Is re sng Beigian
minister in Japan A mover from tliiS ia"s
pen is now on the press.
All that Shakespeare has to say about love
and lovers has been carefully sought OUT
and arranged by Chloe Brakeman Jones ana
is soon to be published in book FORM n ny r a.
c. McClurg & Co. under the tue OF 10 10
Lovers Shakespeare" The compilation Is
thoro,,oh and systematic, the selections be-
ing arranged with special regard to refer
ence and quotation "A Group b q ana FF sas
hai,se from the pen of Mary Fisher, intro
duces to English readers five modern French
experts in literary criticism These are Ed
rndnd Scherer Ximenes Doudan, Saint
Marc Girardin Gustave blanche and Ernest
Bersot.
Tho Temple Waverley is the name OF the
new edition Of SCOTS Waverley Novels
which Charles Scribner's Sons arc TO begin
publishing in October IN conjunction with
nant of London. This edition will be beau
tifuHy printed, and the volumes will be ex-
actlv right in size and shape to handle and
carry in the pocket. Besides this It will
have some entirely new features not in any
nrevious edition. The last work from The
ben uf Mrs Oliphant win be issued next
month by the Scribners. 1t Is the annals
OF the publishing house OF William BLACK
wood e. Sons. Of Edinburgh. The book
viii be full of the most interesting literary
history and anecdotes about most OF the
notable writers of the first hair or the