New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-21
IHE SUNDIY TRIBUNE.

Not often is a more attractive and interesting col
lation of news and literature LAID before the public
than that enjoyed by the readers of yesterdays issue
of The SUNDAY TRIBUNE. Prominent among the
special feature, were the following:
The News in London.--Mr Smaey's special cable dis
patch TO The TRIBUNE cells OF further scaDdaiOus
In Parliament irish disS sfactOn with Mr. PdrnePs
cOur-e, and OF various social literary ana dramatic
| events OF interest to The American pIbc.
A Winter HDliday.-A staff correspondent o. THE
TpfnTsE sands long letter rom Nassau descriptive or
lie IN the Bahama Islands and repete with picturesque
sketches o. negro character ana custom. .-.
Wnman's Rank N FrLnc'.-Ihe regular correspondent
Of 1HH tribune in Paris gives synopsis Of ~ LegOuves
important and interesting lecture on the rights and
Edwin Booth IN LOndoD.-An occasional correspondent
sends HE TRIBUNE an account OF MI BO9tTs engage
popularity 10 London society.
New Publications careful review. with several
choice extracts Captain BurtOns translation Of the
oI, ny Bouquets walks.-A pleasant chat on names
OF net, aud old. with accounts OF marx Twalns
New Ilca" EdlsOns Onterand at Meno Park anu the
Old Bohemilns OF New-iork.
R~cOectiOns OF a Reader-Mr. COngd0n's fourteenth
article is devoted to and humOr tbs enormous. the
lofty tmmeusuratr Jokes aud wttlelsms IN all tunes
ana places. from ArstOphanes 10 Tue modern para
~ Clocks Romance.-A pleasant tale related by an
Dhing for Fifteen Cens.-A peep into the mysteries of
NcT-YOrk's cheap eating.louses' A.. o..
Home Interests-COndiiOn OF the markets at the rag
In studio aud ery.-An account of what the artists
are busy over and the WORKS hey Viii soon DnS DeIOre
the public eye. ,. -,
MuaiC The Dramn.-RepOrtS OF concerts anu pays
I'm This city and elsewhere with an unusual amount OF
news relating to tue dramatic aud musical professions
Tue Cream OF the Magazines.
Knitting and Crochet
Science Tor the People.
Religious Intelligence.
Looking for Two Millions.
Andr,w Jackson on CourterS
Carlyle and LILLIAN.
Letters from the People
Goethe as "a Free Mason
Mr.. ParnelPs Ancestors.
Kara Georges Death ,,,,.
Samuel Lister aud his Blk WASTE
Decoration aud Despair.
The news of the day. foreign. domestic, local,
political and miscellaneous, given i'll The TRIB-
UNE with great fulncss, and was briefly SUMMARY ed
us follows
FoREtGN.-The London cable dispatch to THE
TRIBUNE announces that the Speaker OF the House
of Commons has modified the new rule regarding
committee business. - Parnel's visit to France
resulted unavorably for his interests the English
Radicals consider that he has renounced all claim 10
their support. 80 Mr.. Gladstones VISIT 10 tne
Queen gives rise 10 conjecture n na:
Floude is about to publish come "reminiscences
by thomas Carlyle. - queen victoria eao
presses her dlsapproyal OF the mnarTiage
Of the Baroness Bnrdett Coutts Bartlett.
= Germany tayors the proposed ELECTRICITY Ex-
h6itiOn ut Paris - Austria ana Germany nave nave
come TO an understanding in regard TO the Greek
0uestiou 49, Peace NEGOTIATIONS are still going on
between England and the BOer'; great battle 10,
however deemed Imminent. - no Municipality
of Marseiies has refused site for statue TO Theirs
"A synagogue has been burned at Newstettlp,
POmeranIa.
DoMFsTic.-The late Matthew Kolb, of Philadel-
phia is reported to have been iorger to the amount
of over 800, 900. - Five negro mnrderers were
lynched by mob at Winchester Tenn.. Friday
night. - The fifth report of John King. jr. re-
cever of the Ohio and Mississippi Railway Com
pauy, was made pubc. - Tho ballot for United
States Senator at Harrisburg Penn, was only
matter of form. 60 Chicago has decided 10 nave
no celebration the tenth anniversary OF the hre.
CONGRESs.-ln the Senate SATURDAY. there was
considerable discussion the Cattle Disease bill.
- In the House bill was reported repeating ali
laws imposing taxes on certain legal papers and
other articles. - The Agricultural Appropriation
bill was amended.
Cry AND SUBURBAN.-The French Gable Com
pany obtained temporary injunction against the
consolidated telegraph companies saturday. -
committee interested III Sanitary Reform called on
Mayor Grace to consult about cleaning the Streets
- Several National banks withdrew @ great
part of their circulation. - There was o