New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30
TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Yesterdays issue of THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE fully
maintained the high standard Of that pa
per, presenting to its readers in addition to the
news Of the day large amount Of original and So
lected literary matter, correspondence, sketches.
poetry reviews, standard works Of fiction. religious
scientific and domestic miscellany, ETC. The follow
ing are n few of the principal articles:
The News In London.-The London cablo dispatch to
Land bill. 1t is deemed certain that Lord salisbury did
propose to Italy that che might take Tripoi. There
indications that France IL about to hold Bsera pena-
Rn Their is & fair prospect that % Anglo
pold Duke OF Albany Intends TO take part in the
debates In the House of Lords Mr. Booth will como
home next MONTH put VIII return 70 England IN August
Mr. Conng IN this city Saturday, but IL Is positively DO
MED that he intends giving up the contest
matte for todays celebrations, and an elaborate pro
Changes at Long Branch.-A TRIBUNE correspondent
writes OF the alterations and improvements the hotels
preparations for the summer at this popular seaside re
Small Hotel in Itay-An appetizinc study cuislne
in an italian inn. telling what the two meals per day
The season nj saratocn.-A view OF Saratoga during
the prelude to the SEASON. showing The changes and
c,d"ne,l throng ~ visitors.
New Publicai.ons.-lIeyews Of Or. Houb's Seven
Years in South Africa" and several other books
Recollecons of Ioader.Thc black sheep OF letters
both authors and publishers the Grub street men, manu-
iacturcr7 and connereiters aud some thoughts on tho
exposure Of bad books.
Music AMI the DrafNa.Iull reports OF current
OF interest on the stage. nj horne and abroad
True ~sir, at Abany.-A letter rom John Jay on tbs
action Of Mc,-rs Conkne and Patt anu the fase posi-
Ton they have plar"i ihrin''ItfS ~.
Johnny boWiu,ts W!iA-.r New-fork and NeT-En2
ani he bono Of Jonathan E!Vars, and The -tor! 81
companion picture to Loug:c."ws TorqneDada.
LtU ga Truai.-iac coatln.silon ~ Ms plp.ants
onr.r NJ serial published from advance sheets pr
c!..rl by IuE II.IEi
Mt.la-h -I.ctcn OF Ir,l lie ana character.
sr I-.a~ Sew Ion or "Mcrulcou4."
Religious II iolii-tucr.
k'ns ludNi- AMI il.rr Ling.
Rob"rt.,,a sn.ira. p, "Hc.e;lc"
hui'tlr. aud Cro,.i,;.
AGpWl about American IaL.e.s.
Hu-- 80 H.i-in"r,.
-, l.ialli.'. iIor,,t .on.
! rou.lr-. ia 'i:tg..
The Canadian stove.
Icvou-hu Ia,s.
SnWnrf liuc.
Senator lair
INoo, C.l..,s D.cae.ss Tr..,G5.
hobbies,
The customary departments of foreign. domcrflo
and ooa. news were well filled, AID tLc fi.OHiug
cunacuS Il summary j. given:
loiIIGN.-1hc Loiron oane dispatch to THE
IlHtNE say~ tAat h. Land III j a'out T." iurrt
WIN persistent opposition. --- II i. generally be-
h"'cl ihai l.ori salisbury did suggest 10 Italy
.aa. she raj III laAe 1rpoll. - nr lIcnoA III
t.ul 'o establish pni: ana lar.rmlat li@ra. -
Gai'irtia is becoming nloic popular d. Lngand,
j',ti.c ati1'hs on lin - tie Par, corr 'r9n.
dent az Iht LOn'1a tnt,. ---- >ir Charles
Dilfr c"ii,Il'rs that ncw tnaU can be
NEGOTIATED successfully lct""rn In-,aDa and
rance. There are MY iters on tao
br.lcpiisi.cld Memorial COMMITTEE. some
london sporting Journals pr net that Per glino
will win the Derby. ---- The poli. ha> decided 10
ask TIE Fey Of uui- for cxravtion> and Ia dcpoSo
him If they are not satisfactory. -- Signor De-
prriis has succeeded IN foim'ug an Italian Ministry.
---- ihr proposal Ia compel semiuarlan, 10 -erye
four or IKE year, in the Ilcnch army was rejected
yesterday by the Chamber OF Deputies at the in
stance Of tlc Pumirr
DOME>rIC.-EX-Scnafor Conklmg and hi, friends
have engaged rDomS IN Albany for tonight.
-- The President will not attend the eel bration
~ Getty shurg to-day on account OF the con-
t!nrrd Illness If Mrs. Garfield - he captains
OF the steamers Gdno, and Pembroke have had their
certificates returned hy tAc Board Of Inquiry. -
The Atlanta and Alabama Railroad Company vas
organized Saturday nj Atlanta Ga. - \ police
organization VAS effected al Troy. y. \.
CITY AND SCBURBAN. - Ex-senator Conkling
passed Saturday quietly. and few persons called
on him. @= The Strcet-car companies compromised
with the conductors and drivers who threatened 10
strike. --= The walking match was ended
with two men ahead of the best record.
William II. Vanderbilt returned from
Europe The Coaching club had It's
annual parade. - The Intercollegiate Athletic
Association had ito annual field meeting.
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