New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

In its yesterdays issue The SUNDAY TRIBUNE
contained, among other features, the following:
Current News in London-The special cable dispatch
TO THE TRIBUNE makes reference TO many subjects OF
interest, including the dangerous tendencies OF the
Oriental troubles, Ottoman Influences 10 Albania tue
noin aas Sst the Irish landlord system the death of
Fzroy Kelly, the last LORD carer Baron the 1iscnID-
ances OF Sir Barte Frere.
Deppe in August.-In this letter Mr smalley gives
graphic description OF French sporting HE, Teehahd
echugs members OF the spOrtu fraternity and enter
tanning hints the art Of doing gracefully nothing Sc
Jefferson AS Bob Acres.-A letter from Mr.. Winter
the part being played By the great comedian,
spirit OF the representation JeersOns ndey % the
IDEAL the merits the other ac ors and actresses
New Pubcatons;-A long review OF " Inc Memorial
History OF Boston," Vol. l., contains graphic de>erp
ton 6y Mr.. Adams OF the first exolorstIon Of
Boston harbor some intere ing passaers IRON d.
festive remarks the Quaker prosecutions. Some
peasant reading and exquisite quotations are also to be
found IN review o. two new volumes OF poems by H.
W. Longfeow and Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Among the other articles foreign, domestic. per-
sonal literary gious and scientific, the fol-
lowingi
Mines OF the west.-How Little Chief exhausted.
and description OF the san Pedro mine, with which
General Grants name has been connected
The Gossip OF Pars.--A most readable letter on the
strange lite OF a MarchiOness VINO aims 10 eclipse
Madame ADAM aud desert ptlon OF the cottage home OF
The Ute Commssion.-A ie-like picture of the great
council with sketches Of the participants and Of Ouray,
Busy Days for New. York.-Ihe almost unexampled
activity o. trade in this city.
That sight in JuneAn entertaining English story OF
fashionable lire. by the author or Phyllis"
The Bossoming of the Bns-An aruee in Mr.. Cong
don's InmitaDe sty on the hgblycoored announce
ments II theatrical Oi lDOards
Home Interests.-A dissertation making green
turtle SOUP together with information regarding the
market prices articles of food and number OF yaiu-
able household notes.
Letters to the Editor.-The management OF tue Bible
Society
Improvements at He'll Gate.
Outdoor Sports.
Knitting and Crochet
Sir Charles Dixie ana the Eleusis.
= Jme Raven stories.
Science Tor the People.
Religious Intelligence.
some Accidents OF History.
Fashionable Beauty In Turkey.
ROuher, NapoleOnist aud ex-" Statesman"
A Fast OF Fifty five Days
VIII OF Marshall o. Roberts.
The news of the day is Indicated by the following
summaries:
FoREIGN.-The London cable dispatch to THE
TRIBUNE shows that the intervention in Turkey is
attended with great danger 70 the peace Of Europe
General Burrows's conduct is TO be examined by
court of inquiry; Sir Bartle Frere has spoken in
strong terms OF the treatment he received from
the Government; Charles 5. Read has
been spoakng on American competition III
England; Sir Fitzroy Kelly who died Saturday is
the last of the Lord Chief BarOns. == President
Diaz has decided on the railroad projects. - The
BusuOs Ayres Legislature has been dispersed by the
National Government. =-=Tnree members If the
French Cabinet rendered their designations Satur-
day but aterward il was decided TO execute the
March DEGREES and they Withdrew them.
| DoMEsTiC.-ln Maine, 497 towns gave Davis plu-
rality of 416: his tota. pluJlity Is estimated at
249. - A large Republican meeting has been
held in WIllimaHtic. Conn. 80 Governor Cor
ners staff are 70 represent him at the Andre cele-
bration. 60 4 seni-Ofii"ial Investigation in
Petersburg Va, showed that colored man had
been outrageousy prosecuted for informing against
n iouor-seiler. - Two GeOr9ians about to en-
gage in a duel were placed under heavy bonds.
- The President was entertained III San Fran
cisco - \ mob of miners III O1o threatened TO
attack some colOred miners. - foundry IN
East Saginaw, Mich, was destroyed by fire. -
The New York and BROOKLYN regiments were enter
tanned i'm Boston - Congressman Pierce has
resigned.
Cry AND SUBURBAN.--EucOrragin reports were
received at Republican Headquarters Saturday.
- The will of the late Marshall o. Roberts
was offered for probate. - Ferida won
the Great Long Island Stakes at Coney
Island Saturday; Knight Tempar Gouvey-
heur and Bucktie the other racesi the
attendance was the largest of the year: - Moore
yepk ms & Co. suspended business with liabilities
estimated at $3.50 0OO. - The fall contests of the
Manhattan Athletic Club took place - The
4 arnmany and irving Hail Committees fa led TO
meet - 1Ongshoreman shot three fellow
workmeu - The trade sale of books was
continued -= The jarrett and Quick Musical
Phalanx has dissolved.
Copies of tho paper may still be bad at The
TRIBUNE counter, or by mail. Price cents.