New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-17

booklets, the titular volume above having sold
TO the extent OF over two hundred thousand
copies. The author of this booklet has just pro-
duced a more important work, entitled The
Warriors
DIR. Henry van Dyke is the author of a note
worthy volume Of addresses which is already in
demand in many quarters One of these ad-
dresses was originally delivered at Harvard.
another in California They have therefore.
had wide verbal introduction. DR.. Charles E.
Jefferson gives book on doctrine entitled
Things Fundamental The coming presenta-
ton OF Wagner's ParsifaI in this country rem
ders important a poetical version Of this story,
which is just printed by US.
In the way OF children's books. am glad to
observe all sides disposition to give the
young people the best material procura ble-ma-
teTial which 'grown-ups' may read with profit.
We find stories Of real animals and birds real
boys and girls. life in the forests and farms and
cities, told with vigor and charm. Some of our
leading writers Of to-day are turning their at
tention to Juveniles. while the children them
selves are interested in history, biography. sci
ence and standard novels. / regard this an
especially significant trend"
LITTLE. BROWN & CO.
a representative OF Little. Brown & Co. took
up the tale IN the same vein, prophesying that
the winter season would be excellent and point
ing out that the confidence Of the firm in the
outlook was shown by the addition Of twenty
four new titles TO It's list. not including a large
number of new editions. IN fiction" he con-
tinUed, I'VE have already published The Golden
Windows a book Of fables for old and young,
by Laura E Richards the well known author OF
Captain January ard The Awakening OF the
Duchess by Frances Charles. whose In the
Gar
Francisco author into prominence. These are
the two leading books Of fiction on our list but
Of the ten novels published in the spring several
enjoy a continued sale. "A Prince Of Sinners
by L. Phillips Oppenheim, is now in its fourth
edition, while A Rose Of Normandy by Will
fam r. a Wilson; a Detached Pirate by Helen
AIilecete. and Barbara a Woman Of the West,
by John II. Whitson, have gone into third edi-
ton
The authentic story Of DR.. Samuel c. Howe's
successful efforts with the deaf-dumb-blind is
now told for the first time in a book entitled
Laura Bridgrnan: DR.. Eovve's Famous Pupil, and
What lie Taught Her, written by Maud Howe
and Florence Howe Ball. This book has already
been highly commended by William Dean How
els Bishop Potter. Thomas Wentworth His
gInson and others. and it promises TO attract
Widespread attention.
Famous Actors and Actresses and Their
Homes by Gustav KObbe. This book, which
gives intimate sketches Of the domestic lives Of
some Of Americas stage favorites. viii be Law
ishly illustrated. and II promises to be popular
with theatre goers. \ second edition Of George
Wharton Jaues's Indians Of the Painted Desert
Region was demanded before publication. indi-
eating that this book, like the authors In and
Around the Grand Canyon is assured Of wide
reading.
There are at least a dozen books on our fall
list which VIII make special appeal to young
people. Besides new books by authors who are
growing in popularity with boys and girls there
viii be published a new edition Of JOS Boys
one Of Miss Louisa NJ Alcott's famous stories.
This is another volume in the illustrated edition
Of The Little Women series which this firm is
publishing from year to year. We also print
Handy Library Sets Of Standard Novelists,'
comprising handsome new editions Of the 70
n7ances Of Alexandra Dumas in forty-eight vol
1,r77es the novels Of Jane Austen IN six volumes,
the novels, rornances and literary memoirs OF
Alphonse Daudet IN sixteen volumes; the TO
mances Of Victor Hugo in fourteen volumes and
the novels and romances Of Edward Bulwer-
I.vtton in thirty volumes. These editions will be
printed in clear type upon superior paper illus
trated. lomo, published at a moderate price Of
81 q volume, in dutable, decorated cloth bind
inEs. The complete set Of the standard edition
Of the 'Romances Of Alexandra Dumas, for eN-
annie has hitherto comprised sixty volumes.
BY q partial rearrange cement Of the volumes,
without emitting any Of the stories or condens-
ing them in any way. we are able TO announce
new edition OF forty-eight volumes at cost Of
only a little more than one-haf the former pub
lished price To add TO its attractiveness. nearly
one hundred and fifty Illustrations are included
in the set. comprising fOrty-eight frontispeces
in etching and photogravure. and ninety-siX full
paze pictures in halftone, from historical
artists"
THE c. NJ. CLARK PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Miss Caro- II. Clark. at the head Of the c. NJ.
Clark Publishing Company, in Boston-the only
woman publisher in the country. by the way
said that she saw only bright prospects in the
season ir7pending Auuding 10 her own vent
Ures she said:
we are putting out only two books this fall.
and as usual, novels. You know by this tine
that Il is to such a public we aim 10 cater. one
Of our new books is a story Of ranch life writ
fen l,v Miss. Frances Parker. who has portrayed
ranch life with the realism OF bright young
woman who has lived most Of her life on these
ranches Of Northern Montana. It is a romance
with exciting action. The other book, written
Nv the Young Boston journalist, Mildred Cham
ragne, is a collection Of four long stores based
on incidents taken from actual life, and called
Love Stories from Real Life
Both books are illustrated MarJle' has eight
color Illustrations and blue silk cloth cover
with silver stamping. Love Stories has eight
fru mage black and white Illustrations, and
binding Of red silk cloth and gold.
"Ou- same methods Of bringing our publica-
tons before the public viii be used this season.
and