New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21

has written since the appearance of his book
called "Gallops" in a volume with the title
"Gallops 2" Hereafter the first book will be
known as "Gallops l." Mr. Gray writes Of the
people who have time to hunt and coach, among
whose chief concerns are the rearing, riding,
driving buying. selling sometimes exchanging,
and always talking. Of horses.
Mrs. Anne Grants Memoirs OF American
Lady" which published In a special edition
two years ago, Is reprinted by Dodd, Mead &
Co. 1t gives picture of manners and scenes In
Colonial New-York century and a half ago,
before the changes incident to the Revolution.
This edition contains a memoir OF Mrs. Grant
and numerous notes by James Grant Wilson.
Josephine Daskam has published the first COL
lection of her poems through Charles Scrbners
Sons The volume is entitled Poems" Some of
the poems have been set to music. Among the
titles are The Sons Of Sleep" and THE Death
Song"
Helen Philbrook Patten has set forth. through
Dana Estes & Co., a book called THE Years
Festivals" She is a native Of Bedford,
Mass. She educated. she expresses it,
ALI ew-England." She was for several
years a teacher in Baltimore and in Middletown.
Conn. In Baltimore she taught In Miss Beatty's
school for girls, now known the Affordby
School Later she married d. w. Patten,
business of Hartford. Mrs Patten is de-
voted to art and music and fond of outdoor
sports. She is the daughter OF the Rev. n. p.
Philbrook, retired Congregational minister, of
New Hampshire.
In Stewart Edward Whites new book. 1.-THE
Magic Forest" Jimmy Ferris wanders off into
the woods and comes across some Canadian In
dams. who carry him away to the North for the
summer. His life during his sojourn with them
is filled with experiences Of the wilds and the
native skill therein. He learns the ways Of a
canoe on the river, padding against the current
and floating down stream, the various tricks of
hunting moose and bear, and the secrets Of the
trapper and fur trader. When he finally returns
to his people he is under the impression that it
may all have been dream. The book is illus
trated and has decorations in the text The
Macmillan Company publishes It.
The "FOur-Track News" has no change of
editorial policy in view for the year 1904 EXCEPT
a greater attention to it's illustrations. 1t will
continue to publish each month a new cover de-
sign. The magazine will probably be increased
in size from time to time
The Frederick A Stokes Company issues a
book on old furniture by N. Hudson Moore
author of The Old China Book" entitled 'aThe
Old Furniture Book"
\ new volume Is announced in the Putnams'
Science Series" called Infection and I'm
munity; or, the Causes and Prevention Of In
fictitious Diseases" 1t is a popular treatise of
preventive medicine. written by DR.. George NJ
Sternberg, surgeon general in the army.
Hamlin Garland has published through the
Harpers novel called "Hesper," which deals
with the conditions Of miners strike in the
Rocky Mountains. Mr.. Garland was born in
Wisconsin. of pioneer parents, and has passed
all his life in the Western States. He keeps In
touch with the region by extensive travel every
year. a year ago he had covered, in something
over two years, $4,000 miles in travel often
roughinS 1t through the West. On one occasion
on a prospecting tour through the Rockies. he
covered 500 miles of hard trail part of which
lay through the snow.
Thomas Whitaker announces for publication
this month volume by the Rev. Edward Soft
ley, called '"Theism Under Natural Law. as Re-
lated to Old Testament Criticism and the The
odicy Of Lux Mundi."
Among the books listed by E. p Dutton & Co
is description of domestic life under the
| Stuarts. by Elizabeth Godfrey II is entitled
| Home Life Under the Stuarts"
Jocelyn Lewis, who writes stories about chill
| dren and for children is bringing out a new
! book through the Outlook Company. called ..Tba
Adventures Of Dorothy" In a recent article she
| spoke of her experiences in factory work as
| follows:
1t was with no chivalrous notion of LIVING
| among wage earners in order to be useful to
| them either as an example as a reporter that
sought employment in a factory but siunIv
because needed ready money every week FOR
! living expenses. and the factory work paid from
the beginning.
History Of the French Revolution is being
prepared for immediate publication by D. APPLE
ton g. Co, which viii consist OF the chapters re-
lating to this period from w. E. H Iecpv's
England in the Eighteenth Century" assem-
bled in single volume.
Albert Sutton, London sends US a list OF books
he is now offering which contain Illustrations
/ by artists of the COS, such as Ford MADDOX
/ Brown. Arthur Boyd Houghton. Arthur Hughes
Charles Keene, Lord Leighton Sir j. f. Millais
George Du Maurer j. W. North C. J. Pinweu
! d. G. Rossetti. w. Small. f. Sandys, James
MCNEIL Whistler and Frederick Walker Vol
umes containing illustrations from this period
OF wood engraving. 1t is said. at present sell
| though few OF them get reach their published
prices. they destined by reason of an
/ increasing demand 10 command high figures
Among the entries nay be mentioned volumes
| j. III and ~ TO TX OF the monthly maya