New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-24
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

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A rich and varied assortment of news, editorial
matter, criticisms sketches, correspondence aud
general literature was yesterday placed before the
readers OF The SUNDAY TRIBUNE. Among the more
prominent articles were the following:
- inc News in London.-The special cable dispatch TO
NE TRIBUNE outlined the situation Of public afairs %
regards Ireland the Government is supported In the
iHll exercise OF its powers; Moreys Life Of Golden
Mr. Goodwin Smiths structures. and It is believed that
16e queen has also written paragraph to the same
The Irish Asitaonc dispatches told Of Treas
current events Of importance in Ireland and elsewhere
relating to the Land League.
- General Foreign Ncws.-Ihe marriage OF President
CREWS daughter the capture OF Herat several marine
disasters, awards to electricians and other topics
World
Affairs at washington.-spec dispatches to TIE
iMBUNE indicated the probability That exGoyernor
MORGAN and ex-senator Howe will to-day be nominated
Tor Cabinet POSITIONS but other changes viii occur be
est were discussed.
The Local Canvass.-Reports OF party conventions
were given, and general view of the political situation
In this city and Brooklyn.
The Bartram Garden; "A description and historical ac-
count OF famous and Interesting landmark In Pade-
pha the existence OF which now placed in peril by the
ener0achments OF trade.
Little CrOOn Water Left.-The Mayor has issued q
proclamation stating that New-YOrk is in imminent
DANGER o. water famine Of the most serious nature and
urginS the utmost economy In the Use OF the Croton
supply
movements Of popular actors, and miscellaneous mlls
cal and dramatic notes filled an interesting column.
The Lacrosse Match.-A full and graphic account OF
the match between the Shamrock of Montreal and the
NewIOrk Club for the championship OF America, result
ing In the defeat Of the latter club
New PublicatiOns-A review with copiOus extracts OF
"Ralph Waldo Emerson: His lie, writings aud philOsO-
phy" by George Willis CooEe: and notices OF The Cen
hry Mdga-iHe ST. Nicholas, and number of new books
On a Rugged English COast.-Mr. Snaley sent a strik-
ing letter from the picturesque old town OF Whitby
about Dn Maurers sketches there the dsthetcs. char
acteristcs Of life at Whitby accident and rescue.
Topics in Pars.-THE TRBUSEs regular correspondent
the display OF electric nguS NJ me CRAM opera
House. the visit Of Prince Napoleon 10 COnstGntnopie,
the ambition Of Prince Victor aud the AntiNaccnation
Congress at Cologne.
studies in Autobiography.-Au account, from the pen
Of Mr. Clncdon Of The autobiography William Hutton,
the BOOKSELLER Of Birmln ham.
Mr.. Bonhgs Protege.-An interesting tale Of London
Home Interest.-Puces and quality of tie supply of
provisions 10 be found in the markets.
The Cloud Confines
Religions Intelligence.
Story OF the House OF Airlie
Science for the People.
4" The First Gentleman in Europe"
An FnglishwomaHs Romance.
Knitting aud Crochet.
The In'eiertuai status Of Woman.
Visit To Rousseau.
Apaonse Daadct's Early Years
The Due de Chauincs.
Charms.
An Egyptian Princess
Customary departments OF news, editorials, mar
kct report, etc, were well filled. The following
condensed summary Of important news was given :
IOEIIGN.-lu ne l4OnlD1 'IDlc NinphttN ~ Inn
TRIBUNE says tn { the " No rent" manifesto gave
the Government pTOvocation for proc aiming
the League as Illegal. =- The Irish poicY OF
tn British Government meets with cordial support
i'm England. -- Morley's d" Lille oi Golden has
been published in London. - The, steamer
Clan Macdui has heap lost lost on d the irt to
BOMBAY. -=- Railroad collisions occurred in
England saturday III CambrdgeShirG and LeIces-
tcrshirc. -- Memorial services III honor OF the
late President Garfield wore held III NE CltE OF
Mexico SATURDAY. -= The trial OF Miss NIiber-
force forpariary has been adjourned because she
tainted m court ~.
iail by Judge Cox, OF the District Cnnlnai Colrt
of Washington, Saturday. IN default OF T3OOJO
additional bail. GO The Mississippi continues 10
rise: many railroads are compelled 10 discontinue
the running of trains. -= The late Colonel l.. b.
Moran m his will lett 100000 to Wells COLLEGE
Aurora n Y - William III. Clement of Ohio
was apnnInted receiver OF the Cleveland. Columbus
Cincinnati and Indianapolis and the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Companies. -
The remains of President Garfield were transferred
10 a private vault in Lake View Cemetery. -
The Maley boys have been held Tor trlal IN the
superior Court. == The losses by the fire at
Lyuchburg, Va, on FRIDAY, are e0'ilhaten ~
! 5000. 600 -=- 4 saw-Inill was burned at Balh,
! Me-; loss $4,000; insurance TlO.OJ0. --- 81
| Julien defeated Trluket. =- FOUR men were
murdered by Indians in Colorado.
CRY AND SUBCRBAN-ihe Mayor Saturday Is
sued proclamation urging great economy III inc
taken before the Commissioners concerning
a railroad under Broadway. - Inc
County Democracy nominated SIC men d.
Walker rs Surrogate; other local nominations
were made -= ihc Shamrock Lacrosse CUB beat
th. New-Yorl Club three games 10 one -- Inc
Yacht Gracie won the yacht race, defeating tho
Mischief = Mdnuel Marks, a notorious bank
burgllr was arrested in TINS city. = several
collisions between ferry boats ana other vessels oc-
cured. -= Gold value OF the legai-tender SILVER
GniI but irregular with fluctuations, and closing
higher.
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