New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-22
THE SUNDIY TRIBUNE.

Tn its issue Of yesterday TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
contained. among others, the following special
features
The Vsrvsir Iordon-The special cable dispatch 20 THE
No. i-,s5 question: and perfect accord regarding 10 ia
rbe C.bnet ia mentions AZ length Lort Beacon.drld's
new book ana the hon'rs paid 20 froIS7oiS , 'estef
Rero ectlons Of Read'rMr Congdon's second article
nc. to book, for children. the hooks or trkl
boyhood The works Of d. Watts, and the famous New
Eng and Primer. Nj, ri -,,,.,,. ~
T1F TRlBUNE tes the dru ties encountered by The
French authorities enforcing the religious DEGREES IN
New Publicatous.-A full and comprehensive review
OF the sixth volume Of MI Klnsakss lny@.lon u JHe
Fine Arts IN Boston.-A critical Letter fr9n a cor
reanondent Of THE TRIBUNE regarding the Boston ex
hibton OF the works OF living American artists.
Those Dreadful Japs'-A pleasant eais % EnslsA
Letters from the People.
Home Interests.
Knitting and Crochet
Religious Inte Sehce'
-cence the People.
The Cream OF the Magazines.
How Gounpd became a Composer.
Among the Americana.
Life on a Canal Boat
Aristop1anes and Sw murine
Wellington aud MS ways.
Among articles of current news were the follow
ing
Af.irs at washington.-A contradiction Of some mis-
atarments made regarting the aOns borne TO Geu-
era Garfield by other Republican leaders
HOuors 10 General Grant-A fu account on the Lotos
ni o ForeiSn News-The final heat Of the Interna
tonai Regatta and and other interesting SUBJECTS
Railway Intcrests-An account or tue combination Dy
-b,,b new tnrougn Inc to TINS city Il planned.
Violence ana Crime.-Accounts Of several bold high
way rot berries IN THIS city. -
Pronenls OF the Fair-An interview with Mr. ]. H.
Rtfer REGARDING site for the Exhibition Of 1855
Obituary.-The death OF Governor James D. WILLIAMS
Mrs Bergman in a retreat.
Preventing AdllttratiOns.
WalacRs New Iaestre.
NJ ssl0naries for Liberia
TIE Hamilton statue.
Home News
The news of the day was thus summarized:
FogElGN-The London cable dispatch to THE
TRfBUNE shows that there split in the British
| CaUInet and hat Mr.. Briaht and MIR. Gladstone
| ore IN accord on Irish affairs Lord
| Beaconsfelds new story is TO be published this
week; Thomas Hughes has arrived IN London.
| 49, The anti-rent movement - increasing ID Ire
| land - Lord PenZance, as Dean OF the Court of
| Arches has declared the Rev. Mr. Enraght and the
| Rev Mr. Green to be in contempt Tor dsregirdng
the orders OF the Court - he troops OK Der
v1sch Paeha stationed near DulcIgno are surrounded
| by Albanlans. - The first prlze IN the boat race
| on the thames was won by Laycock-
| DouEsTrC-A fire in Chicago saturday caused q
| 1oss of S2IO 600 - An accident on tile Wabash
Railroad near LOgansport. Ind, Friday, resulted IN
| the death of the engineer OF treight tram: =
| If IL Thought that the victims of the nre IN the
asttnm nj ST Peter Mimi, Will number over thirty.
| - There was a heavy snow storm In PennsylVanla
! saturday 60 A laborer on tue Vest Point Tunnel
| Was shot IN an airay at Highland falls SATURDAY;
| 80 Goyernor James ID. Williams. OF Indiana. died
| So1nrday' - The funeral of General Zeiln took
| MAGE saturday, - new large railroad combi-
| nation Is reported.
CRY ,yD sUBURBAS.-General Grant was enter
az dinner by the Lotos Club SATURDAY. evening
! - The unveiling OF the statue OF Alexander
| Hamilton was postponed account of
| the rain. - An Italian was probably fatally
| wounded by the foreman under whom be worked.
| - James II. Rutter spoke of the difficulties TO
| ne overcome in connection with a Worlds FAIR.
| - Several robbsres the west side were re-
| norted. - The Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad is
| nmakipa a connection with New-YOrk by the Phil
| adelpnia aud Reading and the New-Jersey Central
Roads,
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