The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-18
Notes.

From the press Of R. H. Russell Will come
Lady Ursula by Anthony Hope which has
already been tried as a play by AIr. Sotncrn
in in Chicago; the translation of "Cyr?no de
! Bergerac" made by Gladys Thomas and Mary
F. Guillemard; The Baronet and the Butter
fly" by James Mcneil Whistler; and Lon
don Types" by W. Nicholson. Among his
American books Mr.. Russell announces
nknickerbocker New York" illustrated by
colors; Political Hits" cartoons by " A.
Rogers; Drawings by F. II. Lungren'; "Th5
Arkansaw Bear" for children by Albert Bige-
low Paine and Frank Verbeck; and a vol
ume of poems, Shapes and Shadows" by
Madison Cawein.
fall "A History of the Parish of Trinity
Church in the City Of New York" com
ments, by the order of the Corporation
of Trinity church. and edited by the Rev Dr.
Morgan Dix, will be completed in three vol
umes, with portraits and views. and will be
issued in limited edition OF $50 copies print
ed from type. ''Saladin, and the Fight for
''Petrarch, the First Modern scholar dsi and and
Man-of Letters with historical introducuons
and notes, by James Harvey Robinson, pro-
the collaboration of Henry Winchester ROlfe,
of SwarthmOre college; The Book of the
Master study of the great pyramid by w.
Marsham Adams; the first volume of Tales
of the Heroic Ages" by Nine Zenaide A. Rag
ozin; Great Words OF Great Americans"
edited by Paul Leicester Ford; THE Ground
The Establishment Of Spanish Rule in
America
Doubleday & Mcclure company will issue
shortly: Birds that Hunt and Are Hun
ed" by Nellie Bfnchan, and The Popular
Ornithoogy, by the same author, whose
Bird Neighbors" has been so successful;
Sergeant Bourgoyne's Memoirs of lSl2-1S13,"
book that has run through many editions
in Paris, and gives personal adventures (cOm-
piled firm his diary of a sergeant in a regi-
ment of Napoleon's Old Guard; THE Res
rad; The Eve of of God" and other tales
Of East and West, by w. A. Fraser; The
Life and Character of Gen. U. S. Grant" by
Hamlin Garland, who, it is said. has trav-
eled $4,000 miles in quest Of his material.
visited every place where Gen. Grant ever
lived and all his battlefelds, and talked per-
sonally with every intimate friend of Grants
now living who could help him in his work:
The Well-Bred Girl in Society" by Mrs:
Christ by the Four Evangensts." with an
Introduction by Canon Farrar; Military
Europe" by Gen. Nelson A Miles; How to
sons Jr.; Model Houses for Little Money"
by William L. Price. whose plans have at
tracted wide attention in the Ladies' Home
by Miss Mary E. wilkins. and "A Gunner
Aboard the Yankee" from the diary OF
Gn ae the RET Of e Naval
serves during the Spanish-American war We
have already mentioned that this firm is to
publish THE Days Work. collection OF
short stories by Rudyard Kipling; LAS We
Grow DID," a novel by DR.. Maurice Jokai.
and Miss Gertrude Halls translation of NJ
Rostand's "Cyrano de Bergerac."
Henry Holt & Co. announce for early pub
lication: "A History of English Romanti-
cism in the Eighteenth Century" by Prof
Henry A. Beers, Of Yale; Essays on Educa-
ton" and Essays On Economics" both by
the late Francis A Walker; The Science
Of Finance" by Prof. Henry c. Adams. OF
the University Of Michigan; Music and Mu-
scians,' by Albert Lavignac, translated by
William Marchant and edited with a chapter
on American music by II. f. Krehbiel, with
numerous illustrations; Modern American
Oratory." speeches each eptirer by noted
orators, edited by Ralph c. Ringwalt, in
structor in Columbia, and "A Political His
tory of Contemporary Europe" by Charles
Seignobos, edited by Prof. S. NJ. MacVane,
of Harvard