New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-27
ARRAY OF NEW BOOKS.
HERE THE GRAVEYARD AND THE CHILD
MAY BROWSE.
HOUGHTON. MIFFLIN g. CO.'S FALL LIST AL
MOST THE LONGEST THEY HAVE
EVER PRODUCED.

EVER PRODUCED.
Houghton, Mflin e. Co.'S fall list Of new pub
LEGATIONS is nearly If not quite the longest that
they have yet produced. 1t includes many volumes
OF fiction biography history and beles-ettres.
some OF an especially holiday atmosphere.
There are three books. reprints OF old favorites,
that were brought out peculiarly with view 10
Chrstmas-a charming little two volume edition OF
Hawthornes Marble Faun' in Roman red jackets
with about fifty views Of places In Rome and Flor
ence where strayed Hilda. Miriam Donatello and
Kenyon; Warmers Backlog Studies" with pictures
appropriately domestic, by Edmund H. Garrett,
among which the headpieces are unique, and Whit
tiers Tent the Beach," illustrated with photo
gravures which have the delcacy and truth Of detail
that may be expected from Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
bury's drawings There are new editions In special
bindings and on nice paper of Holiness breakfast
| Table" series and Hawthorne's complete works
while Iowells literary essays are also brought out
| in form.
SOME NEW VERSE
In poetry Houghton. Mifiin & Co. have some new
verse-Miss Guiney's THE Martyrs Idyl and
| Shorter POEMS" the first a long dramatic poem
recounting the martyrdoms OF Saint Theodore and
| Saint Dldymus in the Diocletian persecution to-
gether with about twenty-five lyrics and sonnets; a
volume Of sonnets from the Greek OF Bon. Moschus
and Bacchylides. by Lloyd Mifiin, and Beyond tho
| Hills OF Dream" by w. Wilfred Campbell, while
|
| -"Medea" and 1.-THE Daughters Of Troy"-has won
| a place not far from Professor Palmer's "Antig-
| one"
| Houghton, Mifhn & Co. have also brought out
| anew some of their standard poets, notably the
| Cabinet Series, long array. including Longfellow,
| Lowell, Whittier. Holmes. Scott and Tennyson. in
| compact volumes. pretty and inexpensive printed
from large type, and each with photogravure por-
trait; Longfeow and Scott are brought out also In
new editions. profusely illustrated and Ten
| nyson reappears in two new editions. the House
| hold and the Library noble volumes, with all the
original pictures by Millais. Rossetti. Blake and the
others: Keats appears In the Cambridge edition,
with a biographical introduction and many notes:
all his letters included with his poems and the
portrait is a photogravure from Severn's painting.
AMONG THE BIOGRAPHERs.
! In biography are Mrs Julia Ward Howe's rem
| iniscences" dating from 1919 to 1882 with many
portraits OF her famous friends; Krapotkin's Mem
oirs OF Revolutionist'-to wit, Of hmself-the
record OF revolt and exile In the cause OF suffering
humanity: Mrs. Susan l. Lesey's "Recollections OF
My Mother" picture OF social and domestic life
in New England in the first half Of this century
John Sergeant Wises THE End OF an Era" doubly
| interesting because written by the OF the mar
who hung John Brown; Contemporaries" a series
OF biographical essays by Thomas Wentworth Hlg
ginson. among which is an account OF the Johr
Brown household; two volume Life Of John Muir
ray Forbes" patriot and man OF affairs, edited b!
| r
biography OF his father. Rear Admiral Charlie
modern Congregationallsm Horace Bushnell. writ
| ten by Dr. Theodore T. Munger, and Emerson
Letters 10 a Friend" written In the years 1865
| edited by Professor Charles Eliot Norton.
FIVE OF A RELIGIOUS NATURE.
There are Eve volumes Of a religious nature ant
| a shelf-fui OF miscellaneous works. How hucl
Is Left OF the Old Doctrines7" by the Rev DR.
Washington GLADDEN.; Gods Education OF Man.
by William De Witt Hyde, president of Bowdol
College, The -Four Gospels from Lawyers Stand
| point" by the late Dean OF Boston University Law
School, Edmund II Bennett, and President Benjamin
| Ide Wheelers "Dionysos and Immortality" tn
Greek faith in immortality as affected by the ris
| OF individuasm
A miscellaneous shelf-ful includes DR.. JONI
| F1ske's Dutch and Quaker Colonies In America,
DR.. Fiskes Century OF Science" The Narragan
sett Friends Meeting in the Eighteenth Century
reconstruction from old records Of pioneer life b,
Miss Caroline Hazard. the president of Welles
ley College; The American In Holland" sums vi
| trips in the eleven provinces OF the Netherlands
and James Russell Lowells o7icial letters that IN
wrote while Minister to Spain have been arrange,
TO appear In chuicely made volume called I'm
pressions OF Spain; In a Ten Years War"
LONG LIST OF FICTION
, The list Of fiction is long and embraces books b.
Miss Jewett. Mrs Whitney, +. Hopknson Smith
Miss Phelps. Charles W. Chestnut and Bret Hart,
. | Hopkinson Smiths The Other Fellow" has bee