... storiu ia magadoas. story by Mr Oscar Wilde will appear complete in Lrvoineo't'i Magazine for July, entitled ,r Th* Picture Dorian Gray.” Mr Tbemu Stevens, the author of “Round the World on Bicycle,” wu sent out, it may be remembered, in search of Mr Btaaloy ...

... considerable expense. A story Mr. Oscar Wilde will app?ar complete In Lippineottte Magazine for July, entitled “ The Picture of Dorian Gray.” Ur. Thomas Stevens, the author of “ Round the World on Bicycle, was sent out, may be remembered. In search of Mr. Stanley ...

... Oscar Wilde will contribute to the July number of Linpinoott's Magazine a complete novel, enti. tled The Picture of Dorian Gray, which, as the first venture in fiction of one of the most prominent per. tonalities and artistic influences of the day ...

... ES—MAINLY PEKSONAL Oscar Wilde will contribute to the July of Lippincott’s Magazine a com lete novel entitled “ The Picture of Dorian Gray. Me Bradiaugh is very fond of fishing, and in- teuds soon to take a vacation in a quiet nook in Scotland, where excellent ...

... EPITOME OF NEWS. ' Mr. Oscar Wilde will cootribatc to the July number of Xspputoott'g » complete novel, The Picture of Dorian Gray. Harris, engine driver, one a pleasnre party from Swansea, was drowned on Port Kynon while A Cork states that Mr. Slatterv ...

... Wilde contributes story called Picture of Dorian Gray.” It is species of “shoeker,” the affectations of tho superfine school. The main idea recalls both “ Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and Master of his Pate.” Dorian Gray is wealthy young man, endowed with the ...

... curious in ordure, and not wishing to offend the nostrils of decent persons, we do not propose to analyse The Picture of Dorian Gray: that would be to advertise the developments of an esoteric prurience. Whether the Treasury or the Vigilance Society will ...

... natural iliet for a cultivated palate which is tired of mere licentiousness. And every wickedness or filthiness committed by Dorian Gray is faithfully registered upon his face in the picture; but his living features are undisturbed and unmarred by bis inward ...

... Mr. Oscar Wilde will contribute to the July number of Lippincott's Magazine a complete novel, entitled The Picture of Dorian Gray, which, as the first venture in fiction of one of the most prominent personalities and artistic influences of the day, ...

... Lippincott's. His story-attractively written, with an easy dialogue and good character studies-has as title, The Picture of Dorian Gray, arid covers a hundred pages. The sixty remaining pages of the part, the first, by the way, of a new volume, are given ...

... India. Mr. Oscar Wilde will contribute to the July number ot Lippincotfs Magazine complete novel, entitled “Th Picture of Dorian Gray.” Mr. Austin Corbin, the American railway magnatehe is president of five railway companies—left on Saturday for the Continent ...

... Mary call*) ‘‘TSa Victor* at Dorian Gray to the Jnly oumbar Alapanne. It ia apaeiea of tbockar, plua the affectation* tha auparfiaa acboal. The main idea recall* both Jekyll and Mr Hyde and “Matter of hi* rate.” Dorian Gray ...