New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-06

invade Charles Lambs ground. lie will occupy
himself with OF the plays with wbich
Lamb did not deal.
The love letters Of two poets Ike The Brown
ings will no doubt he interesting readihg put
one may perhaps be allowed to marvel over the
lack OF sentiment which led Mr.. Browning 10
leave them TO curious world These letters u
is stated, were carefully preserved they were
tied up in tiny packets, each envelope peng
numbered, and kept in an inlaid box INTO Which
the packets exactly fitted While still IN Vlgor-
Gus health Mr.. Browning used these words con-
corning them: There they arc-dO with them
you please when am dead ard gone
An Cld English Home Is the title Of
forthcoming book by Mr.. Barring Gould, &c
scrbng the li,c and surroundings OF al old
English family.
NJ J. X Huysinans ie % tho modern
authors who put themselves INTO thor own
books Durtal, the mystic IN La Bias Is, me
London academy says, no other man NJ
Huys:nans himself. He appears again III IN
Route and in La Cathedral both Of which
have been translated INTO Englsh, ana n"
VIII finally be seen IL 1.Oblat, a forthcoming
study OF the Benedictinc life upon when M
Hu, mans Is at present engaged o. the gehu-
inencss Of NJ. Huysmans conversion th'f' can
30 no doubt whatever. II ~ now SIN years ago
. since h" made a retreat at La Trappe' ana
since then he has carried out everything that
could be required Of the most deyout Cathohc.
in writing his books VI. HuySmans - 'cry SLOW
and panetakinP. Hie method Of WORK IS very
similar L. that Of NJ lola. he reads every
Thing VIII h b"afs on tho man. idea ana CnsiT-
arterS ot his novel, at the sam" time taxing
careful. and Voumnous notes. his researches
are made PRINCIPALLY IN The evening. he NOM
inE until moon being devoted to The ,assi'catlon
Of his notes. And what labor thee' researches
'nlaiI. NJ. Huy:mans. as did hi' old friend Gus
tayc Flauhori has discovered Wncn writing
Eu Route he had 10 read wh"i" Libraries.
Then. when ho has Thoroughly mastered his
/ subject ana The charai t.rs Of his novel hav"
/ begun 70 talk" "a. form q iVnc men and
women. h works principally ~ 'h' carly morn
ny. upon 10 Il tuai Writing g: IN Chapters q
rs book.
Tho ,r.l..ia,,on y ne American cG,t,on q
she biography = hlphur.e' BaTdei. written by
his son. : ir Mo hands "t Mr.. charles d. Kay.
Mir De r! vas fr.'nc a'c Correspondent o.
D"ad".
Thc au,ho, o. that amusipe book TIC cru's'
90 the Fal'cn,' has written "a move ~ the sea
'aIcd A D"spcrat" Voyage. II - not known
whether NJ knigh' VIII .n"lud' 70, o'd o. he
>l.lf"n..s IN ta' foi;res, II ii"vafa.
Nj Jam.s J,rre, Kocn" 'h' Edo Of "fh'
Boston rilot.' has writte" a novel Mnl' u NJ
VIII son publish Under the NH o' Tier MAJ,
.stv ih, King" !; = a:Dunn,"' a. q tcmicaI
roInanc, Of ;he harer4.
'Dr Thclrc" The t,ic ot NJ hider Hag-
eards nov move on The Vaccination question
". Zoias literary plans are thus descr,ped ID
, .''rhe Athenan,n" ~ MI Nizetey: M Ioia
has two books IN hand in the irst place one
entitled Fccondit1, which VIII he the hrst OF a
s,rl.s Of four no.els following the tlogy or
Inuldcs hone and Paris The second VOL
u,nc VIII Ne called Travail the thfd 'Verlte,
and the fourth Justice The heroes or these
works VIII be the four sons Of NJ Ioias Apbe
Fremont ana. teyond a similarity OF names
They viii have nothing in common with the
Biblical ENangclists The books themselves
viii bo a. much novels as, say, any volumes or
the KouCcn- Ma quart series; but they VIII re-
Acct IL" iOjr essential points OF M Hoia o"n
I belief. A large portion Of 'Fecondite 10 no"
written and two months ago an agreement was
, entered into for the publication IN this country
Of the English version, which Will be calico
/ 'Fruitfulness' Work Truth and Justice
will subsequently be issued. With regard TO
LAifaire Dreyfus NJ. lola certainly intends 10
VrIte a book on 1t in due season and has MADE
many notes with that object; but he has never
shirked criticism and whatever he may write
he hopes TO have published. not after his death:
but during his lifetime. However, the end OF
! LAnare Dreyfus' ~ not Jet; whether 1t WAL
/ ever come is a proposition not unworthy OF
argument. And meantime between the chap
t,is Of 'Ftcondlte' NJ. lola has been preparing
/ an account of his adventures, experiences and
( observations IN exile. This will be copously
( illustrated from photographs and sketches, put
! nasmuch as ii Is still impossible 10 say when
! NJ Zolas exile viii cease, nc date can be fixed
! foI its publiratlOIi
Tho collected edition OF Mi Wilmaru Wa
sons poems announced 10y M. J"hn Lane VIII
contain not al MIR Watson $ Work. but that ny
! which ne wishes to b" judged I'll" edition -
t. u. dedicated % Lord Eosebei!.
Mr. Justin McCaIthy's R.mm,s'' moe W arc
tola will cCn'ern themselves 'hl'hy WIN mo-
t.rs p,Isoral t. the various celebrities j." h"N
lnown-pol'i al controversies VIII NO al pear
/ IN tirrl