The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-23

Of the unanuscTipts oRered 81 publishsrs
could bs safely rsjscsed In fivs nninIss..
whils In thu alAck water period og hiesa-
turs nsarty every manuscript 10 - col
wristsn O. 90 justify considerable sstsn-
tion-snough 20 make thu obtaining n
opinions cost q considerable publishing
house thousands of dollars Annually
Ada EariAnd In her book on -RlAkA
and His Circle, TO be published soon has
riven o xraphic account Of the des.lsp-
msnt OF Rankin's life ~ vel - intisnsie
skstohes of his intimate friends. AmnaG
the people % ecss =he ecpear N sh's
volume are Turner. Hunt. Ross~tn
SGillaia, Carlyle. william Morris. The
Browninss. Aciand. whistles and many
Others.
PrexidsnG King Of Ok1riiu. author %
The Ethics Of JesUl.' hes been lscturiRg
IN India. and the Indian magazines Hnd
nswapapers indicate that he has receivsi
. cordial receptioa everywhere. Al
Agra President King gave . series ~
Lectures &C 81. Johns College. At BOMBAY
he gave . number OS lectures b~fOre ths
ssudents oG wilson COllegs. IN bio study
Of the country be hes visited D<ns
Benarss. Calcutta. MAndelsy and NADIA
Arms and the Mad - the tiels undsr
which Raphael Sabatini will publish hs
nsu novel the nrst week In May. The
book IL a romAncs Of the heroic type
which prss~nts q graphic picture ~
England on the eve Of Monmouth ~
starred invasion and gives an Account
81 the series Of calamitiea whose CUNT
lativs force brought about the comp1-ss
overthrow OF the army of the ProtesiAst
Duke. The author will bs reEnemb~rsd
by his former book. sSuitors Of Yvoons'
Oscar Browning. senior fellow 81 KtngIs
College. Cambridge. whose Memories
Of Sixty Years At Eton. Cambridge ard
Elsewhere.- ~ published this wees.
has had the privilege 81 hnouinS
most Of the famous Intellectual p.eopl'
Of his time. among them TennysOn.
Oe0rgr Eliot. Rober1 Brow ming and Others
Among ths many An~cdotss ne relsf-s
Ia the story Of John stuart Mill vho
wished 60 review Robert Browning
Pauline for . literary Journal edited ~
q we'll known patron % betfers named For.
Mill wrote 20 Fox In regard IN the mars'
and was told that the poem had all adv
been reviewed. Cpon examination Nil
found ~ the end of half a column the too
words -Pauiins-halderdash The sN-
PLANTATION vas that q single line was 70
quired 20 complete the Page. and tho
editor. taking up tho first book he $40
and thinking IL insignificant and preten-
tious. described it a. have stated above.
Browning declared that by this aocld~p'
his public recognition had bern delayed
for twenty years.
ITO the Children Who Love the ClJvns'
Isaac y. Marcoeson dedicntes hts -Auto-
biography of q Clown Jules Turnoog
10 the clown whose life story 10 tod
in the book. He was born Ia a ciryus
wagon somewhere in Spain. appr-n tied
20 an acrobatic family when be- vas {
years old. and 10 still an active psrforns'
in the circus. Laughter looeenS TIE
fstters o. the brAin' 10 the main art,e.s
Of hts belief. and at the cOnclJsicu n his
story he says: 4 know at least that !
have caused many people % forg-t ,hsr
troubles. and have made countless CHI
dr~n chap their little handle With Eiee.
IL IL good TO be = clown"
A new volume % tho Memoirs NJ inc
Duchesss de Dino viii he brough' OF
this spring. The first volume Of her
story covered tho years from iSJi %
1875. The new book Of these fAscinAung
"reminiscences % the niece Of TallsyranA
tells Of men and Affairs in Franco durIns
tho years from 1879 60 1870. and then 81
Nine. de Dino's observations and az
periencss during q long trip 20 Prussa
in 1890 Her account of the last Nsals
% TalieyrAnd. % Thiers. GuizOt. and 'bs
dramatic circumstances of the r~tuia q
the body Of Napotron from 81 Hes>ua
and her shrswd ohservatiOns IN Pruse'A.