New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-26
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

In its issue of yesterday THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
presented TO its readers not only the Of the
day from all parts of the world, but also large
amount of special correspondence 10y telegraph and
mails reviews, tales, sketches, poetry and general
literature. Following are the headings of a few
leading articles
Worldwide sympatly.The special cable dispatch TO
TIE TRIBUNE gave full account of the great meeting
OF sympathy with the United States convened in
HAL on Saturday, by Minister Lowell attended by
Sogo Dispatches from all portions Of the civil
aust oy the American people in the death of Pres
Nearing His Last Home--The train bearing the body
o. me late President arrived IN Cleveland at Ills p
STapS ana special dispatches to- the TRIBUNE gave
ton at Cleveland. and the elaborate pre-
The Grief Of a Great City-The work of draping public
ana private buildings hrOuebout this city sti goes on
services IN the churches Yesterday and to-day
respondent gave an account of Gambetta's recent
jspeecchnaking tour in Normandy, and the change Of
The Volcano in Hawaii correspondent Of THE
Nearly e cy Of Gi 6ne great eruption mat
The White ns-A stan correspondent wrote of
the highwayman.
New Pubficatons.An exhaustive review of the Life
OF Edwin Forrest by Lawrence Barrett.
Studies in Autobography.-Mr Congdon's article
eyoted to review of the career and writings of James
The Little bright tale Of life among the high
and the lowly.
Home Interests.
New York and ner Poets.
knitting and Crochet.
lis HIS Majesty, the White Elephant
Religious Intelligence.
Macaulay's intellectual Defect.
MI: Arthur's Father
A Modern Miranda.
The American Tour
The Miseries of Eminent Frenchmen.
All the customary departments of the paper were
filed. as usual with editorial and news matter,
court and market reports, etc. The following brief
summary of important news was given:
FoREGN.-The London cable dispatch TO THE
TRIBUNE describes the great meeting held Saturday
Exeter Hal 70 express coincidence at the death of
President Garfield. Minister Lowell presid-
ed and made an eloquent address ===
he Russian Government has expressed grief AT the
death of President Garfield; the Belgian Court
VIII wear mourning for eight days =-=
Iti,enry H. Stanley writes from the Congo
seventeen members of the Chamber of Deputies az
J tended the meeting at the house of Louis Blame
- he new Russian ukase orders that all poiti-
cal trlalS be by court-martial with closed doors
DoMEsIIC.-The funeral train bearing the body of
4 President Garfield arrived at Cleveland. Ohio
S CHIN yroh at Up t5p p. m: collision, by
seriously injured, between the special train
! furnished for the accommodation of newspaper
men and hand-car occurred near Brady's Run
| bildge' ,Oho. - railroad wreck near Al
! eoona, Penn, Friday night, delayed trains
for over two hours. - Bonds of
I the value of $4,000 were stolen from
store in West Ches er, Penn. === Anti-Conkiing
delegates 70 the Republican State Convention were
elected IN Westminster, Greene, Rocland, Saratoga
and other counties Saturday.
CITY, AND SUBURBAN.--Deegates to attend the
funeral of the late President started for Cleveland
! SATURDAY: - Barrett Duke OF Montai ban, the
Rat, Monitor, Reber and Day star won the Jerome
Park races. -= boy thirteen years Old stabbed
and killed playmate in quarrel. - Gold valne
OF the ega-tender silver dollar il2l2 grans S77S
CENTS =- Stocks opened dull and steady, after
ward were active and higher, closing strong at a
4 reaction.
Copies Of the paper may still be obtained at the
! office Of The tribune or by mail. Price, 5 cents.