New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03

John Dennie has translated from the French
Julian Klaczko's work on Italian art. Rome
and the Renaissance-The Ponthcate of Julius
IL" The author has made long and intimate
study of the subject. and his book is described
as having a strong personal element The dec
ade discussed, 1908 to 1913, in many ways
memorable in painting, architecture and sculpt-
ure. The translator is himself the author OF n
book Roman art, called Rome Of To-day.
The volume will have large number OF Illus
trations.
The late c. A. Higgins had travelled much In
the West, had descended the trails of the Grand
Canyon OF Arizona and had often camped for
weeks at time in the inner gorge ana on the
rim well. In his meetings with the native
Indians he had managed to become rather lntl-
mate with much of their life. and took the
greatest interest in studying II. lie was init
ated into one of the most secret OF the Molii
societies. In book which has just come from
the press of Doubleday. Page & Co. he tells Of
these things The volume, ITO California and
Back" is however. designed complete guide
to travellers Mr. Higgins active rail-
road official
Hitherto new book by Mr.. Kipiing' pub
lished I'm ordinary form, has not been printed
in the subscription edition until later time
Charles scribner's Sons have only just brought
out in the twentieth volume of the Outward
Bound edition IF this authors writings III
prose and verse, the Just So Stories" which
were first published about a year ago. The VOL
ume contains, by the way, The Tabu Tale.
fragment of which quoted the other day.
The capital illustrations in black and white. by
the author, are all retained.
The Scribners also issue the twenty-frst
volume of the Outward Bound edition, Kin
lng's new book of verses, The Five Nations"
Io.- Nth he OrHi nQvv
edition brought out by Doubleday. Page & Co
The frontispiece is an illustration to 1.-The Truce
of the Bear" modelled in clay by Mr.. ]. Lock-
wood Kipling after a fashion which has now
grown thoroughly familiar IN his sons books
Henceforth. 1t is stated, all the latters new
books will appear in the outward Bound"
edition simultaneously with the publication Of
the ordinary edition.
DR.. Henry van Dykes new book. 10y and
Power" is shortly to appear with the imprint
Of Thomas Y. Crowell 6, Co. In the volume will
be Included three Of the authors addresses. The
presswoTk. done at the Merrymount Press. is set
forth IN black and red.
a small first edition Of J. T Trowbridges MY
Own Story has been issued in uncut style,
bound in boards with paper label, and each copy
signed by the author
Edmund Ludlows memoirs. in three volumes.
edition of 169S-'99 IS among the books of
old country library offered for sale by Arthur
Reader. London. Ludlow. who was commander
in chief Of the forces under the Commonwealth
in Ireland, where he suppressed the rebellion,
was stripped Of his estate after the Restoration
as q traitor and spent thirty years of exile in
Switzerland. These memoirs written and
printed there. They include collection of orig
4y7ol ~ he NJ
he wrote. A book which caused great sensa-
ton at the time Of its publication, Mrs, Manleys
The Secret History of the Present Intrigues OF
the Court of Caramania," is also TO be found in
this list. The romance, published in 1927, was
a satire those who effected the revolution,
and was seized by order OF the Secretary Of
State II is full of somewhat extraordinary
gallant intrigues and love adventures. With
thirty-odd engravings on wood by Bonner, after
drawings by Cruikshank. is n scarce copy OF
''Doings in London, Day and Night Scenes OF the
Frauds FroIcs, Manners and Depravities of the
Metropolis" It was published by HodSson
without date. but is set down faithful
picture Of some aspects of London about 1926.
sea Scamps" IS the title chosen by Dr. Henry
c. Rowland for a little book OF maritime ad-
venture that Mcclure, Phillips & Co have IS
sued lately The region in which the authors
notice at present-the Philippines. China and
japan. This particular gang of seamen, while
on pleasure bent. have a decidedly frugal mind:
they are by no means averse 20 little burglary
to ada spice 10 life, and piracy on the high seas
they take TO kindly.
The Macmillan Company has fixed the date
for the publication of Morley's Life of Glad
stone" at next Friday. Mr.. Morley has devoted
himself 70 the portrayal of mis- subject as a
man and statesman rather than as a church
man. He believes that Gladstone and all his
acts can stand the franl1est criticism. The book
will be published in three volumes.
The author Of the juveniles setting forth the
life and adventures of Billy Whiskers' and
his progeny Mrs Frances Trego Montgomery
has ready a new book. entitled The Wonderful
Electric Elephant which the Saalheld Publish
ing Company is bringing out. 1t has illustra-
lions by c. NJ. Coolidge, Mrs. Montgomery is a
Chicago woman.
Articles by DR.. Max Nordau and DR.. Gustav
Gottheil, contributed to THE International
Quarterly" Magazine. will be brought together
in a book TO be published by the Scott-Thaw
Company on October 20. with the title "9son-
ism and Anti-Semitism"
The third volume Of Poultney Bigelow's His
tory OF the German Struggle for Liberty" has
been made ready by the Harpers. The first two
volumes were published seven years ago. This
volume brings the work down to 1913. 1t treats
OF the period from Waterloo on. Mr. Bigelow
has had at his disposal, by the courtesy of the
Emperor. the manuscripts kept in the Prussian
archives. He has been engaged upon this his
tory for the last sixteen years.