New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-31
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

rich and varied assortment OF news editorial
matter, criticisms, sketches, correspondence and
general literature yesterday placed before the
readers Of THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE. Among the more
prominent articles were the following:
The News in LondOn.-The special cable dispatch to
burdened with business. The English Radicals have
ceased TO sympathizc with the Irish movement The
to Kesp i alive eson TO- dPdsone is on to
have Lord Derby enter his Cabinet. The ratification OF
the BOer Convention helps the Administration. Mr..
Bane Panama Canal note continues to be the theme OF
discussion in diplomatic circles.
At the National Capitalize special session OF the
Senate adjourned sine die Saturday after confirming
all the nominations sent In by the President except that
Of Clifford Satham to be postmaster at Lynchburg. Va
and few others 1t is understood that Mr.. Stathams
commission signed by the President Saturday even
cumbent Of the office which was placed before the Sen
ate presents the motives of his defenders IN their true
light. Ex-SecTeary Window has given outline Of the
civil Service methods when ne was prepared 10 adopt
in his Department when President Garfield was assas-
General Foreign News-Fu reports were given of
the result Of the German elections the 1sh agitation
the capture of Karwan and other events OF Importance
Railway Interests-News was given of the progress
made on the line TO NewIIayen the Broadway Tn
dergrOund Railroad and other railroad matters.
Local Pohtlcs-Ihe Republican state COMMITTEE mas
received cheering reports from the interior OF the State
and the campaigns in this city and Brooklyn are being
carried on With energy and confidence.
A sanguinary Career.-SOme account OF well-known
doctor in this city who has apparently ungOyernable
Supervising the Leagne.-Mr. G. W smalley wrote or
token the failure OF the Land Leagues revolutionary
projects ana me restoration OF !aW ana oEder IN irend
INC ram Oh lAll9 I5lnian Oh 2dtsluay "as
Frlor'ea 10 I've so silgut as 20 Touce No c t
-, ~, III ~" p'''"lio"' ''Hu'oii Va ]'0" A "
Sy,ro, =, Tho ,rrso,,, do+ouod md critical oc
count ~ to trao.rcs Of art ar t6e WetTopotan Mn
scum that are 70 he dspayed 10 The public mis- week
The sale OF Observation-Disclosures facts concerning
the manufacture and sale of portraits of prominent per-
SONS
Music and the Drama.-COmprehensive reports of
current events on the stage
Inc rotate Crop.LlhterEleWs Win produce uea a
shQW lnit the crop Oi po''tocs III 'iS ooI' H"' OeeH
hsSHter , bnan usuai' 49,, o,or, With ooriro and
trocts IF fbe third Volume Of The Let
ters Of charles Dickens"
Fathers Strange Bequest n tale Of English life.
Studies in Autobiography Cong10n's article un,
der this heading was devoted to the life and works Of
the great German Poet; Goethe
trei ,,i, 100 tS d, hnne. ,o.r so,dior,
Gu jCn,r Ill., liz TTob ~
pniioions TrtoliiSepco
scie5ce for t6e PeopIe
Home Interests
knitting aud Crochet
The Khedive and his Views.
Visit to Zola.
Edlsons queer Day BOOKS
Dauuet Nc" NOVEL
Customary departments OF news, editorials, mar
ket reports, ETC.. were well filled. The following
condensed summary of important news was given: