New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
LITERARY NOTES.

Mrs SCHUYLER Crowninsheld. whose west lno-
ian stories we're deservedy popular last season
has on the Appleton press A rover eh'i'ieu
Latitude 10'.
Mr. Marion Crawford begins his new Dooh vi
Rome we are told. with brief HISTORICAL s'uuy Va
the rise Of the city with sketches OF stfe Oh '"'
great men VINO made her greatness. and after
ward takes the fourteen different regions OF "aius
into which the city divided in medi@'ai
,,r,es and goes through them one after another.
describing the characteristic buildings OF each
as they have been In different ages ana as we
see then, now. and giving the histories OF the
people who lived and fought and loved and died
IN them, leaving their names and their memories
10 haunt the stones forever.
The Rev Barring Gould has just finished the
iihretto Of an opera based on his mover hed
Spider" Drysdae has written the music ana
has included various Devonshire fok-melod'es'
Mr. Bernard Capes. the author % that clever
story The Lake of Wine" and Of The Ad-
ventures OF the Comte dc la Muette' is still
young man. He is married, and lives IN
charming house, near the city OF Winchester
He has lately published novelette, called The
Mysterious Singer"
A "metrical romance" called "Giovio and
Giulla" has been written by Mr. Clinton Scoi-
lard. and will soon be given TO the public.
1.-THE London Globe quotes "A Man OF Kent,
who. writing in The British Weekly, oners
some nice extracts from obscure local paper
IN that county Here are specimens: Many or
those present forgot that there were ever az
ficted with rheumatism. and laughed TIL tears
trinkled from their eyes "Trinkled' is GOOD.
Concerning the late Mr.. S. 1t says he was SICK
for eight years now and then. but more ex-
ceedingly during the last two months. and in
creasngly 80 UP to the very hour OF his death.
The remains viii be conferred in Union Seme-
tary All are corgey invited" "Corgely is
quite as worthy word as cordially" Finally:
1--WE are sorry to report that George Smith es-
capped on Saturday what might otherwise have
been a fatal accident"
Mr. Harold Frederics novel Gloria Mundf
II to be brought out in book form by H S. Stone
Co. II is reported that over thirty-fve thou
sand copies Of Mr.. Frederics book, THE DAM
nation Of Theron Ware" have been sold.
"The Queens Garland" is the pretty title Of
q small illustrated collection of Elizabethan
verse which Mr.. r. H. Russell will soon pub
fish. companion volume. also illustrated. Is
called The Kings Lyrics: its selections are
from the poets OF the reigns Of James l. and
Charles J.
new edition Of Whites "Sebourne" is to be
issued by John Lane. 1t is 10 have illustrations
by Edmund H. New. The same publisher an
nounees "A Second Book of Drawings" by the
late Aubrey Beardsey.
The correspondence and other MSS. Of two
English brothers, Charles and Caleb White
foord will soon be brought out by the Claren-
don Press These memoirs belong 70 the last
century Charles Whitefocrd was a soldier-he
rose to the rank Of colo ne-and he was at Lis
bon during tho terrible earthquake. Caleb was
an author and journalist and a friend of Reyn-
olds and Goldsmith. He the subject Of one
Of Godsmiths mock epitahs.
1.-THE Borderland Of Society is the title OF
volume Of short stories which Mr.. Charles B.
Davis brother Of Mr.. r. H. Davis is about 10
bring out
Colonel William F. Cody. otherwise Buffalo
BILL" has written some photographed chap
tiers for Colonel Inman's forthcoming book,
1.-THE Great Salt Lake Trail
Another new novel by Mrs. Walford, THE In
truders" is to be published soon. Robert
Buchanan'3 book The Rev. Annabel Lee, is
also announced. This IS a story OF the twenty
first century.