New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-15

ton OF Mr. Simeon Ford's Some Remarks" con-
tanning additional speeches.
The Rev. CYRUS Townsend Brady has just
turned from lecturing tour along the route OF
the Santa Re Railroad. where he delivered
series OF addresses TO employees OF that system.
Dr.. Otto Jespersen's manual, How to Teach
a Foreign Language" has been translated into
English and published by the Macmillan Com
pany. The author who is professor OF the
University OF Copenhagen. endeavors in this
work 10 set forth the best way of teaching
pupils to become adopts in other than their
native language.
The Jessica Letters" which have been run
ming as a serial IN THE Critic" will be pub
lished in book form by the Putnams. but the
seal Of anonymity viii not be broken.
Bees wasps and other insects with wings
and stings' are the leading characters in
nature book for boys and girls written by Agnes
McCleuand Daulton and published by Rand
McNany & Co.
Mrs. Sarah P. Mclean Greene author OF cape
Cod Folk" and ''vesty Of the Basins" will issue
in September. through the Baker & Taylor Com
ing the adventures Of the Deacon" and his wife
during visit 10 Washington.
There is much that Will appeal to the feminine
mind In Elizabeth Visere McGary's An Ameri-
can Girl in Mexico" Dodd. Mead K Coz. The
author spent many months in Monterey as a
member Of a native household. and has well
awaited herself Of her opportunities for observing
the home life OF the people. All the little details
OF household management, cuisine, shopping.
marketing. etc. are related vivaciously. and now
and again the writer makes excursion into
the broader field of general customs and man.
rers. She also gives many useful hints to pros
receive tourists Her admiration for the coun-
tr and its people is urrstinted. and It is easy TO
perceive that she enjoyed herself thoroughly
during her sojourn there. Once she was per-
s,,aded TO attend a bullhght, but once was suf1-
Gent and thereafter she found her greatest
recreation in minging with the natives in street.
shop and market and studying their ways
readable little book
The horrors OF life aboard the British prison
shin. the Jersey. during the Revolutionary
War. will be recalled by Miss Mary c. Francis
in her forthcoming novel! "Dalrymple.' to be
issued by James Pott CO.
We are soon TO have another book dealing
with the Painted Desert" The author Of the
new study Of this interesting subject is Mr..
Arthur BurdicB. and his forthcoming volume
will be called The Mystic Mud Region" II
IS TO be issued by the Putnams in a similar
STYLE TO F. c. Dellenbaugh's The Romance OF
the Colorado River" and will contain many
illustrations Of scenes and life in the picturesque
wastes
"A Pagan's Progress" is the peculiar title OF
the new novel by Gouverneur Morris TO be issued
by A. s. Barnes & Co.
The story Of the upbuilding OF a summer home
In New Hampshire is the theme Of book by
Mrs. Theodore Thomas TO be published by the
Macmillan Company, with the title Of Our
Mountain Garden"
Mr. Bran Stoker's tale OF mystery. The
Jewel Of Seven Stars" has evidently found a
friendly reading public. The Harpers are al
ready issuing il in a new edition.
Whisky srnugglers and revenue officers are
leading dramatis persona in the new novel.
The Merry Anne" BY air. Samuel Merwin pub
Iished By the Macmillan Company. The scene IS
laid in the Great Lakes region. and the action
revolves about a conspiracy to bring contra band
alcoholic beverages from Canada into the United
States. The Merry Anne" IS the name OF
schooner PLAYING an important part in the story.