New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-23
cusses many interesting topics. evolution. the
conservation OF energy etc

conservation OF energy. etc.
Dr. Edward Curtis. who is not only physi-
cian' but a poet and musician has published
through the Grafton Press unique calendar
1t lis so framed as to give the months for every
year from 1901 70 1915, experimenting the
monthly calendars with poems appropriate TO
the '0rious seasons. Tho arrangement OF the
volume is very convenient, the calendars for
given month Of all fifteen years being grouped
on one page.
DR.. Curtis it may be remembered, was one
OF the physicians in attendance at the deathbed
Of President Lincoln. He is now a medical d.
rector of the Equitable Life Assurance Society.
George w. Jacobs & Co. will soon publish in
book form the text OF Thomas w. Broadhursts
drama. THE Holy City" which was presented
in several cities last year. and is to be produced
simultaneously in New-Tork and San Francisco
during the spring. The book will be illustrated
from original photographs.
Ralph Fletcher Seymour announces for i'm
mediate publication, through the Bobbs-N Merrill
Company, reprint OF the famous Love Let
ters OF Abelard and Heloise." The reprint will
be from the early English translation OF 1922.
and IT Is said that a short account of the lives
Of the two lovers will be included in the book.
which will lie printed in red and black, with
especially designed initials title page and double
page borders. The edition will be limited to 515
copies on English handmade paper and twelve
copies on imperial Japan vellum.
We are informed that in 1.-THE Fugitive"
which Doubleday. Page & Co. promise for i'm
mediate publication, Ezra S Brudno, Russian
Jew, now practising law in Cleveland, will not
only draw full picture Of the life of the Jew
in the Cars domains, but will describe the
massacre at Kieff, which was the forerunner OF
the Kishinef horror.
The C. W. Dillingham; Company announce
new novel by the interchangeable Cyrus Townsend
Brady. Mr.. Bradys latest work is entitled The
Corner in Coffee and is described as a romance
of NewYork society and the Conee exchange
We have received from the Government Print
ing Office in Washington two interesting pub
locations The first is a List Of Lincolniana
in the Library OF Congress and the second Is
"A Calendar OF John Paul Jones Manuscripts IN
the Library OF Congress" The Lincoln list is not
so much a photography an inventory Of the
books and pamphlets Abraham Lincoln now
in the Library of Congress It's va!ce IL increased
ty the fact that its compiler, Mr.. George T.
Ritchi., has added references to collected works
containing biographical sketches. orations.
etc. OF Lincoln. The john Paul Jones "Calen-
dar'' contains nearly nine hundred entries ar
ranged chronoIogically, the manuscripts cata-
logued being part OF the Peter Force collec-
ton, purchased by the government IN loof
The work of compilation was done by Charles
Henry Lincoln, Phi. D., assistant IN charge OF
the Division of Manuscripts.
Clarence L. Brownell, author Of THE Heart
Of Japan" CAIcClure, Phillips & Coz. has gone
TO the Land OF the Rising Sun to act as war
correspondent for a London newspaper IN the
event of hostil!ties between Japan and Russia
Francis Newton Thorpe, fellow and professor
of American constitutional history at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania from 1885 TO 1898, has
written a memoir OF the late DIR. William Pep
per, formerly head OF the University OF Penn
sylvania and physician OF International note
The volume will shortly be published by the J.
B. Lippincott Company.
D. Appleton & Co. will publish January % a
novel by Frank II. Spearman, best known as
writer OF railroad stories. His forthcoming vol
ume, however. is said to be a story OF the stage
and of commercial life.