New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Yesterdays issue of THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
presented to its readers. as usual large amount of
correspondence, criticisms poems sketches and gen.
era literature in addition to the news of the day
from all paris Of the world. Prominent upon its
pages were the following articles:
The News in Misunderstanding to THF TRIBuNEs
special cable dispatch Mr.. Gladsones speeches are ex-
strongly opposed England is disposed TO act
in accord with France toward Egypt the financial sua-
ton Is still critical and there II great sasiaeh9n IN
England over the result OF the New-York Republican
General Political News.-The three Democratic fac
this city have made warlke preparations Tor TO-
morrows Convention at Albany, ard there is an evident
Affairs at Washing ionic day viii probably inarkthe
beginning of bitter strife in the Senate for committees
from the party met saturday, ana the tlo-
Gratis refused TO discuss the question OF the Presidency
OF the Senate while the Republicans refused to discuss
any other subject than that.
Racing at Jerome ParE-Checkmate was unex pectedly
defeated by Bonnie Lizzie and Itaska, Spark, Ferida,
Warfeld and Bertha the other winners.
Hunting In GrCenwOOdA talk with the tTapoer or the
cemetery telling how ne catches cnipmunks moes and
MICE and thus prevents much damage to the grounds
LJndOn's silly Seasun.-An account by TIE IkBUNEs
of town. and now the duness Of the is mani
tested In the newspapers and elsewhere.
TIE fnHTSE escr6ad the Internal oa% Biographical
Exposition the opening Of the Congress held Ia cbuuoc
famous Congress OF 1917.
The Electric EXmbtion.-THE TRIBUNEs special cor,
respondent wrote % the rival claims OF Granme ana
PaCnott the invention OF the dynamOgeneraor ana
gave "A description OF their machines ,,
The Dead President-Mr smaley wrote 9 .i,e d ' t
Seisl q loi OF ElsIi ~ tit pen1n ~ ~ 49, 6ineraI
i ~ t , c ~ tba royai church and
tSS noble tribute 10 the dead
| Prrsdent's worth
Music and the Orama.-Reports OF " Patience" at the
Standard Theatre, Lawrence Barrelts perIotmaRces'
ElWh booth'N representations ana olhef e'enVS Vi HI
Iestst Gu gu the stag. ,, Id, oio,,s and in
, oT "" W. r3n de- Smcis
transi,fci NV Nj bil,ia ~ CSda. and Sorsk Lamp
| anj t1nH p" ~ FrarE Vinccnt 'ir ' ~
! studies in AuObiograph,SMr Congdon devoted his
article to a sketch of Ben5eEuo Cellnis brilliant put
! crratc career.
| a Barrow Of Primroscs."
holc interests
strauss.
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! Rciioi1us Inteiiigence
December aud June.
Garfled's Energy and Perception.
The AutOCratic ParneA.
| The French stage.
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! filled as usual with editorial and news matter
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/ condenser summary OF lnpoItdnt news WIS gwen
! FoRrIGN-The London cable dispatch o THE
TRIBl'NF saws that Irish papers have asSailed Mr.
! Gladstone for implying that further coercion may
hc used ~ ireland. me khmRs Oh Tlsil e a tn
! ror.reS Railrnad - Mr.. Gladstone spoke on