New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

period The engineers have snt manteS ,Se 10 are
public. appealing Tor iuiinS anu N"''7
going to aght to the hnlsh.
.>ruovy HOPE CONSIDERATIONS Hope Inc
novelist is among the passengers VINO s"''''
;.,, c.,t.s on the American Lire steamer
paris to-day The creator OF me t'1So'' y,
,r,,- COOS an. 10 new mission. but TO toho" III
a., ,,,,stcns 81 the many English writers "'Y
have acquired American dollars ny pl"'io'ni r,
,r,t Ills tour viii practically begin III NV" ~, '
uhcro no will he introduced on October - a''"o"'
.hro may be- half dozen readings give" -
sr,l.r cities before that date II II IL ioun" eNpeu
cut. 49,, ,.t- "
81 knov, very little about the details OF the IMP
the novelist said previous 10 his departure W.
d.live~ myself into the hands OF MAJOR ro'n o '"'
arrival lie has probably arranged the i''"ci".s
he,ore this time know only that am 10 20 a.
o. ,va, "a Ni,nc,polls and will probably return
- x.w-york by a Southern route. and expect 'o Oe
back in England by January l.,,., ,or rho former
WhlIc Mr. Hope or Mr. Hawkins; to' ~ I'' rnpIand
,s his nom de- piume has reputation III rs ,,hii
n. an acr-dnncr speaker he has read IN pu0 on
but few times and ayS I.,le I'. c said
The rsadns viii b. %Siy r r4m Heart Snr OF Of the
BOOK sra' Phroso "he Iniscrstion Of , tine
Duchess ana the Dolly Dialogue h h 81 bav
An rent Programmes will I've ARRANGED pu, - nav
ON nh several elections from The Prson'F o'
Zcnia' which viii be my ch'sf rs'' Wr Hope .ai
SPeah H,e :" worI; OF consequence which hayr IN
hanI is the sequel The Prisoner OF n "aS Th
will begin p"blic' ,n ne .Dnpsrt of Hansard.' the
s tr ' vii also be- nii in Rtana and the sequel
sinrv For ob.,ous reasons do no; care 10 mow
OF the plot In addition tnrIr which is soon to
rnnr nSl,shcd in book form. hut have no DINER
writing premeditat'i or t"S dr., ut' ls 70 America
know 80 rnnny OF your people tnat nnasn I'm for
Mn iI myself foreiGner Certainty LOOK ,T,
no. ,e III ;h, greatest possible Ateres to Dcrom's
waIu M Viii tho country. and may conclude 10
Say Longer n nv, hfSs d P5"pF the United states
II seems to be du!tr ne thlns loi ~ t,ow but
link hat TACT aaou! be REGARDED a. rd tSen
rnther than pracic 10 DE- hrief time in which
three momths Tnforaation that would justly
BOOK KS ''''''''
/ ,.,o.r Avn roGs-The last week has been
,o.o,o~,e =, winter. with frost ard foes. The ma
,orrv ~ the smart world remain N the country
yhe the Duchess OF York has been the oh Hc mem m
her OF Tho royal family IN town o'' "'S '''" "''
assiduous visitor 20 the theatres
rrvxysoN,s BiOGRAPHY.-The biography OF
,,n late Icrd Tcnnyson. the Poe; Laureate "m'h
ia attracting much attention Jus, now - ''''
,sIncd I'm TWO thic volumes iuii oi 'h'''eN'' "N'
,o,oate6y' emphasizes the poets regard ior '"e
,.uo1 s,,tcs and his earnest desire that The parent
couutry ard it, offshoot shall ever dwe'' III "''''
writing TO Lougfc,low. TenrySon SAID:
We English and Americans should all be hroI ,,,
AS others among tau airsy vsr trust
rorrvsons blographe. writes that Emerson WHIT
tier wal, whitman. Lowell and Oliver Wende''
holmes were counted among MS fr'enus m" 'na'
through them he kept alive spirit ~ h'"T'p WI"
their countrymen. Americans the ni'srap"et iu'
thor saws no, only loaded him with appreciation
I'M, a,ro loaded him with pipes. Writing to the
Duke OF Argyll. In 1857. Tcnnyson said:
am sorry did not see the Marquis OF Lorne bu;
III ca ior The calumet sen, me sc ny c npes and
tobacco. II cared Tor hotnlns ese W ur WV " ~,