New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-03
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Yesterdays issue of THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE num-
bored among its most attractive things these that
follow:
London aud Paris News.-Mr smalley's dispatch re
fd to The now ER MI aIS es
OF certain appointments; IL also contained matters
ship Of The Pau Mall Gazette The Paris dispatch re-
private at the Salon which opened yesterday.
BiIs OF Chinese Lite.-Anothsr letter from The fRrB
UNEs correspondent Mt San Francisco features of
Chinese life the nterOrs OF houses the restaurants and
dinners served at them NewYear festivities ana Gus
"reminiscences of a J0urnast.-Mr. Congdons subject
this week is The Days Of the Kansas Bill" and
cudes references PrOSavery ciergymen, stephen A.
Douglas Professor Henry and Washington as ne saw 10
New PublicatiOns.-A review of Charles Dudley War
ners recently published critical study Of Washington
ton Of ryings works and caustie letter from Julian
Hgwth0rne on Onidas new novel; M0t ts,t,,, ,et,or
the Tic Dr. Js r. WS9nd S 1 Gna nn 1nn
his refusal to vote because God was not recognized In
the Constitution etc. .,
arrangement for the orchestra OF Bncs ChrOmatc Fam
tasa and Fngue and the vigorous protest has called
Square Theatre. musical notes and foreign theatrical
notes
the Prince Waes the remote relationship George
Sand TO the Prince and the struggle between Clemen-
ceau and Gambetta.
At the same time there was much Of interest in
the way of light news, gossip, personal anecdotes
and matter of concern to the home circle in the
items enumerated below:
A Rush to Colorado "A letter from correspondent
Denver about the extraordinary influx this year from
parts Of the country the arrivals beng 500 day;
the consequent activity or business ana rapid rise IN
The New Washlngton.-A staff correspondent writes
OF changes which have been made within few years
the attractions Of the city Winter resort and new
public buildings.
Letters from the PeOple.Among the topics comprised
in this feature were the family OF william Cullen Bryant
the bad condition OF country roads, the public school
question, tempess in the West. American shipping and
free schools or technology
Amercas New Citizons-A special article the enor
increase o. mmig grafton to this country from Eng
land ireland and Germany and the causes which have
Home Interests-IIow to mako good coffee ways of
cooking potatoes, and useful door pocket with Ola
gram.
appeared ty agOits people, churches, pastors
and strange love affairs
Science tor the People.
Knitting apl Crochet. ,,.,.-.-.- .>-,-,--
Religions Intelligence. and Current Religious Opinion
Medical AMI Surgical Notes.
Professor Huxley on Dogs.
HOrItlO Seymour at Home.
W. ". COrcoran and his Father.
Charles Levers BOyhOOd.
An Eugilsn Reviewer on an American Critic.
A Pen Portrait " Mr.. Tilden.
T.W. HlggnsOn's Puritan Ancestors.
SIqGi, most Famous ~ ROpp-dancers.
An Incideni OF the Stage Door.
The following summary gives the chief points in
Sundays news:
FOREIGN.-The cable dispatch to THE TRIBUNE
shows that Mr. Gladstone succeeded in pleasing
tho Radical wing Of the party in forming
his administration; the Duke Of Cambridge was
strongly opposed to placing Sir William HarcOurt
at the War Offce The Pail Nall Gazette
Will henceiorth be Liberal journal. - Both
TRIBUNE give details of the annual art
exhibitions. - A committee to uphold the
Jesuits has been formed at Paris. - The Pail
Mall Ga=etie speaks deprecatlngly OF the proposed
annulment OF line Clayton Bulwer treaty.
DoMEsTIC.-COlOncl Thomas A.. Scott has
resigned the presidency OF the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. - The -, General Confer
cnce of the Methodist Church began its
| eral IIeintzelman has died at Washington.
- Hanlan has arrived Washington to pre-
| pare for tho boat race. - There has
| been n severe storm at YazOO City. -
| Several cottage owners from New-IOrk have
arrived ~ Newport X. l. - Panchot won the
Buffalo walking match.
terLay. - In the House the Post Office bill was
reported Mr. Garfield made an explanation in re-
gard to his action in the Ways anu Means Commit
tee the bill amending the internal revenue laws
was further considered.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-A resolution was adopted
by tho Committee on Organization OF Iammnny
Hail. on Saturday night, to Investigate charges that
young man shot and killed woman
in brooklyn and tried to kill himself: -
Not so many changes were made as usual on May J..
- Stephen O. Baldwin found. - A
Judgment tor $4,000 was rendered against Post
master James - Gold value Of the legal-tender
silver dollar l4t2l3 grains), 8S.16 cents. -
Stocks rather dull and declining closing weak.
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