Literary Note

Miss .! astea Gilbcri Tyler, the gilted daughter ol Moses Coii Tyler, of Cornell Cnlversity, Uaa entered the Held oí literature by translating from the Germán Dr. E-vrnld Plugel'a "Moral and Rellgions D velopement of Thomas Carlyle." Dr. Flugel la one ol the young and rising seholars In Germany, one o) the editor ol the "Anjilia," the leading Gorman periódica! devoted to Kiiüi-h philOKOphy ;inl literature. Chai les Elioi Norton, in a note to Miss Tyler, says: '-Dr. Plugel's boob on Cariyle descrves to be made known to Eng Lsn readers, tor il is the mos1 thorough; trustworthy, and intellistudy thai has been made of Carlyle's Moral nnd Religious Development. Itwill nol be long, I trust, before luster views of Carlyle's acter wUl prevai] than have Deen eommon, and to this desirable end Dr. Flugel's book is weï fitted to contribuí "." -A new and rare portralt ol CarLyle, ruiníshed i spc( Lally for the Amerlon ly his nieee, v,üi iorm 1 he frontispii ce. The book will be publlshed early in Oetober by M. L. Holbrook & Co., of New York.