New-York tribune., 1906-08-20
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lation by Horatio F. Brown. British archivist in
Venice. The work will be completed in six
volumes. each with q colored froEtispiece, and
about $50 illustrations. Two volumes will be
ready in October. two in the spring IF 1907. and
the others during the following autumn. Mol
mend is to-day a senator OF Italy. president OF
the societa Bibliograaca Italiana at Milan. and
has been director of public instruction in Venice,
and president OF the Royal Academy Of Fine
Arts. He is the author OF numerous books Of
historic and artistic value, and his account OF
the private life OF Venice from the time OF Bel
lini, Giorgione, and Titan until her decline
amidst carnival merriment and the laughter in
GoIdoni's comedies was originally published in
1877. winning the Querini-stampalia prize Of
fered by the Royal Institute OF Venice.
Owen johnson. author OF The Arrows Of the
Almighty" and I'm the Name Of Liberty" has
written another novel, which will be issued Sep
tember 10 by the Baker & Taylor Company.
It is to be entitled Max Fergus" and is de-
scrlbed as "a tale of a strong mans revenge.
and as containing "a splendid mystery
History will be conspicuous in the fall list OF
the Macmillan Company. James Ford Rhodes
important History of the United States" in
seven volumes, will be completed. and the sec
ond volume of Edward Channing's more popular
E1D~-~--0N0N-'
bert PauPs History Of Modern England" will
also be brought to close by the issue of the
fifth and final volume. E. Marion Crawford
and Professor Giuseppe Tomassetti will bring
out the first volume OF "A History OF Rome in
the Middle Ages" and Volume Nv OF 1.-THE Com
bridge Modern History" dealing with the
Thirty Years War, will also make its appear
ance.
,1vosoO nfa
sionary Bishop" Thomas Whitaker is about
TO publish volume OF the recollections OF the
Right Rev. Daniel Sylvester Tuttle Presiding
Bishop Of the Episcopal Church. formerly Bishop
Of Utah. and now Bishop Of the Diocese OF Mis-
souri,. The aged prelate's "reminiscences cover a
period Of over forty years OF active effort for
Church and State. particularly in the West
Henry wilton Tnomas already known TO the
public as the author OF 1.-THE Last Lady OF
Mulberry" and THE Kiss Of Nero" has written
a new novel entitled 1.-The Sword Of Wealth
which will be one OF the autumn publications
Of G. P. Putnams Sons. The scene is laid in
Italy during the bread riots at Milan.
Under the title Of "Jottings OF an Old Solic-
tor" Sir John Hallams. who has attained the
ripe old age of eighty-eight. has written
volume containing his "reminiscences of the IA
nous barristers and great judges whom he has
known and encountered during his long and
active life. The author became solicitor in
1914, was knighted in 1902. and is at present a
lieutenant FOR the City Of London.
Myrta Lockett Avary is the author OF a book
descriptive of reconstruction days in the South
entitled Dixie After the War" which will be
brought out early in September by Doubleday
Page & Co, as a companion volume to "a Belle
of the F'ifties' and "a Southern Girl Of 81"
new nature book, "All the Year in the Gar
den." compiled by Esther Matson. and TO be pub
lished shortly by Thomas Y. Crowell & Co, viii
be a collection OF what has been said In praise
Of gardens by great authors OF many lands and
times The various selections will be arranged
according TO the seasone.
Philip Verrll Mighels, author OF "Bruvver
Jim's Baby" is now in the West dividing his
efforts between the search for a lost" mine and
the completion Of a new novel of Western lumber
camp life the chief figure in which will again
be a little boy. The book will be published in
the fall by the Harpers
RICHMOND TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL.
Plans were flied on Saturday with the Building
Department IN Ricnmcnd Borough by the Depart
mcnt Of Charities for TIE tuberculosis hos
present city Farm. The hospital IS TO be known
as Sea View Hospital There will be eigbt "UIh-