New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.
THE SUNDAY TnBUvr in its yesterdays issue

THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE In it's Yesterdays Issue
contained. among other features, the following
TIE News IN London-In the special London dispatch
to THE TRIBUNE many interesting topics are treated or
including the debates on Irish questions In Parliament
the dscontent with the House % Lords the relation or
England to Turkish AID A'ghanstan affairs. the exacT
rovtsions NJ Miss Nelson will and me prep rauons
winch Edwin Booth Is making Tor the prouhc'loh VI
e Hamlet"
Paris Topics-An Interesting letter from the regular
Paris CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBUNE. VINO writes OF NJ
Hickey Harden Baron Pa rick, and Of President
crew M The Cnerbolrg eies There much entertain
ing gossip, also, about Gam5etta ana others:
A Fortnight III Kerry-Anotner etier from James
RrdDafh Ou irish affairs, which description gwen
OF Lord Lansdowne and Of the management OF MS es-
tate. ,,.,. -,
Indians OF Minnesota-A letter from Faribaqlt nm,
containing many instructive facts about the lmdhhs I'D
part or the United states ana OF Bishop "hppo
summer visitation 10 them this year. .
Pixies Peak-A picturesque description OF the asceh
OF famous mountain from stan corresponHen1 Oh
THE TRIBUNE invests the SUI jet with much That
Is fresh and entertaining
Among the other articles Of special interest were the
following;
Tho Duchess OF St Albans-A letter from Burlington,
VI IN wuIch is gwen The gossip OF an English break
fast party years ago on me occasion OF tht ueaen
III Duchess n 81 pans VINO ielt uer Fas. vtupgiy
to the lady soon to marry MI Asnmead Bartleu
Lady Burdeit Couits. s = D.
Iaukester's book " Degeneration," and shell
don Amos work entitled Political ana Legal Rene
The Death Of Miss Neilson-An article from lie Figaro
giving details Of the sad DEAN Of the great icess
Letters 70 the EditOr-In these many timely topics
were touched upon, Including the conc Won o. fhtlch
ho el registers and tine ii -posal OF thu city's
The C0lJ Hand Of MorDeck-A very readable story by
B. " Ranking.
Musical ana Dramatic Notes-In these is given the
atst news in gard rhe whereabouts and the paus
'IoseDb JefFsrson Lester Walllck and Others
Home Interests-What the markets contain III the
together with household notes and menu Tor niue
aiil"y Wax in MidAir-crossng the East River foot
Bis Of Criticism
At twenty three-A graceful poem by John Dennis.
An Odd Costume 10 Jersey.
Manly" Exercise IN Germany.
The Traditional Washington
Cookery IN England.
The Austrian Emperors Vacation.
Young Mr.. Bartlett.
Only Century Ago.
Eccentric Animals.
Won Moitke as a Young Soldier.
TIE HABITS OF Rubeus
HumDert and Assassination
knitting and Crochet.
Science for the Prople.
Engishmen through German Spectacies.
Queer Notes Elephants.
Marivaux the Dramatlst
A Michigan Princess.
Rob Roy" MacGregOr the CanOeist.
The (fameof " Co."
The English Judge Mamie.
Louis Napoleon, Prince Imperial Anecdotes OF his
Boyhood.
Literary Men ana the Midnight Oil.
Where the Beggars sleep.
The news of the day is indicated By the following
summaries!
FoRFIGN.-The London cable dispatch to THE
TRIBUNE SAYS that much indignation Is feit al the
obstructive tactics Of the Irish members the Lords
are stu opposing the Government measures,
and incurrng much popular censlre therefor; Eng
land desires TO have the naval demonstration
against Turkey in the interest of Greece as
well as Montenegro; AyoOb has Withdrawn
from Candahar for strategic Reasons only.
- The British Burials bill has passed through
committee in the British House OF Commons. -
General SkObeleh's advance guard is a the
future base Of operations IN ASIA. -
VI. Lepere ex-Minister Of the Interior, SAYS the
French DEGREES against the Jesuiis are to be en-
forced. "A plot TO attack powder mills near
Cork has been discovered.
DOMEs IIC.-Ihe Colorado Republican State Con-
f Fgaoe Coinage aGop'1 Of silver Harriet Mefr
hew was found guilty at Lowvie, saturday. of
numbering her brother-in-law, David Merrihew, by
poisoning hun. - Great preparations are bang
made IN California for the reception Of President
HAYES and party. - Ex-Presldent Grant said
in SPEECH al Gaena on Friday night that he sh0u I'D
cast a Republican vote for President. - ct. Jul
lien has not been sold reported; $4,000 Is asked
for the horse. - the TROY Wing mas changed
hands 80 Large Republican meetings were held
at Oswego and Reading Saturday night - The
winners at the Saratoga races were Ella WHheId' |
Elias Laurence Marcnioness and Derby. -
OurIv head en- eff of the Ute tribes. died Saturday
CRY AND sUBURBAN.-further arrangements |
Were made Saturday for vigorous prosecution OF
the campaign az the Republican, Headquar- |
tiers. - The will of the late William b. Iur- |
nure OF jersey City, Will be contested. - Elijah |
Alhger was aIraigned at the TomDs ana pleaded |
moi guilty. - policeman was fined $50 for |
making an unauthorized arrest. - Regattas /
were rOwed on the Xii Kull and the Passaic. |
4 case of supposed yellow fever N Wooster
st. is believed be malsrial fever. - The |
charges brought by hmm grants against the |
Ancnor Steamship Line investigated. -
A BROOKLYN cabinet-maker threw himself in front |
of a passlng train. - Gold value of the legal |
tender silver dollar (4l2l2 grainsD, sS.96 cents |
Stocks opened tame but weak, were dull until the |
last hour lhen with an active movement, they de-
cned sharply and closed weak and unsettled
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