New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-22
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THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

1HE SUNDAY TRIBUNE of Yesterday contained
as usual, large amount of literary matter
correspondence, fiction criticisms poetry sketches.
etc, in addition to the news of the day from all
parts OF the world. Among the prominent articles
were the following:
patch to IHE TRIBUNE referred the attitude Of the
tiles NJ + me Lann ,a,, p the AngoErenoh per-
nf pesIHn,; ana to other topics Of interest.
House, including long talk with DR. Bliss on the condi
u9n OF the PRESIDENT and his chances for recovery
correspondent at Rome in which the recent disturbances
,e nS The remains of the Pope discussed
Apht pS9r6yn stanlayThe regular London CORE
sohurt Oh TIE TRIBUNE in his last letter some
OF the characteristics of the late Dean of Westmner
rvTrrihs particularly to his estimate Of American jour
The Jennie Cramer Mystery-A letter from New
oen gives additional details of interest in this remark
Day of Fine Racing-The scenes at Monmouth Park
on eaurGay, when Parole defeated by Glenmore are
described IN graphic aud picturesque manner.
Wttsr savage landor- An elaborate review of Sidney
Of the ate1s life brought into strong relief
writrs in "a ~, M tina paper Mr. Congdon
ssra9eS anS aHm G f9Sp about fe o.
% some autograph letters Of his recently brought to
musical circles in this country abroad WIN partlc-
Lar reference TO the outlook for tho New-York
summer L"isure.A letter from corTcspondent
at Washington Hollow, supplemented by gossip and
news from Newport Saratoga aud elsewhere.
Religious Intelligence
hhltung ana Crochet.
Nantucket Stories.
women in Germany,
A Russian Novelist
Bits OF Criticism.
Host and Guest in England.
some Dreadful Scotch Ghosts.
Queer Societies in Japan.
a NJ lser OF Anagrams.
Teresinas Prize
American and Foreign Manners
Famous Epigrammatists.
EluEgng
The Boy Gibbon
The Ignorance of Educated Men.
Jewish ostracism in America
Posthunious Pride.
All the customary departments Of the paper were
well iled with editorial aud news matter, market
reports, marine intcli yence, tho courts. etc. The
news Of the day was also given in condensed sum-
mary. follows:
TRrpUNE says that the Queen Facilitated the settle
ment of the Land bill dispute. 80 Secretary
rsh members s sS'h of PariaS saIed by
! The death of Of Trelawney, tie, friend of
SsS9 and d shSy to aSssp a
part of his excuses in Turkey. -
The Greek troops have entered Thessaly. -
Spanish reply TO the French offer OF indemnity
has boon received by NJ. de ST. HairS.
- The French newspapers hope that the negotia-
tons with England for new treaty of commerce
viii be resumed: Herbert Gladstone. NJ. p saws
that the Government are firmly resolved not 10 con
would he less advantageous than the lgat
DOMnSIIC.-Ihe President maintained his IN
proved condition Saturday, although his pulse and
temperature were slightly higher the physicians
having charge of his Gaze stated that their ability
TO cleanse the deeper portions of the wound
would enable them 70 guard against many
dangerous complications hereafter. - The eight
Moe Magures accused of the murder of Maurice
liealy in Pennsylvania were committed for trial
=- Nana's band of Apachcs killed George DAILY a
prominent mine manager in y W Mexico. --- The
American Association for the Advancement of
Science held session at Cincinnati. - The tenn
perance workers Of The Northwest have met near
Chicago. -= The boiler explosion on the tug Abb
Ward, ut Chicago, is attributed to low water.
CITY ANp SUBURBAN.-Rcgattas Of the Larch-
mont Yacht Club and the Kill Won Kul Rowing
Association took place Saturday. -- The steam
ship Elysia reported that she ran into and sunk
the brig Emily on August II. - The
complaints of steerago passengers OF the As
syrian Monarch were investigated - Tho Long
Island Railroad Company gave up the operation Of
the North Side Road. - A tlgboat was sunk in
the North River. - Gold yiluc of the legal
tender silver dollar lii2l2 grainsl, 1887 cents.
Stocks opened strong, but closed weak and consd-
erably lower.
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