New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-29
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

In its issue of yesterday THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
presented as usual the large and varied array OF
news. correspondence reviews, sketches, general
literature religious, scientific and household mis-
cellany and other departments, that make IL
paper of such value to the public Some leading
features were the following:
Foreign Affairs.-Dispatches about British politics,
probabilities OF war in Egypt gossip IN PaIlS ana gen
era foreign news ,r.
attitude and Senator Mchel's views Of the situation
Democratic Obstruction sts-flahs OF 9ne epu1hcaHs
in Congress have the Will OF the majority prevail
giving the first fun of his views and policy
Close Of the Art season.-News and notes IN galleries
Outdoor sports.-Races and games on land and water
Ten Coaches in Line.Graphic account OF the Coach
Music and Drana-The Chicago Festival general
MT. Loubats OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in the Union
Club subsidng
Seaside Resorts-Notes OF the at Long Branch
Local Misceany.-General news in this city and vi
General Washington News.
Obituary
Railroad Interests.
Baptist Anniversaries.
Tie Presbyterian Council
The Evils Of " Corners"
Two Musicians Drowned.
Demands of Worklngmen
Turkish Adminstrdlion.-Letter from THE TRIIUNE's
regular respondent depicting the condition Of gov
@rnmenta affairs at COnstaDtlnOple
Life I'm Western KdnsaS.-An account OF the prairie
farms and their animal and vegetable products.
The Rural Life of acknowledgement MayHe Reid de-
scrbcd The GauekeepeF ana his duties
New Pabicauous- Reviews of The, Gypsies" by
Charles q. Leland. and a Reverend Idol"
Story Of the Hues.-A tale of life and adventure in
Eastern Asia.
Dostoeisky' Pigeon.
The Ml,hWOrth Doctors.
Genius and solitude.
The Cuckoo song.
EmcrsOn's kngirh Ancestor.
Tramps and their Houses i'll England.
Mrs. Douglass Ieacups.
The mornings news was briefly summarized as
follows:
FoREIGN-The officers of the Egyptian army Sat
urday proposed the deposition OF the khedve III
favor of Halim Pacha. =- Mr.. Frehnghuysen''s
6ispalch III reference TO the American suspects Is
ridiculed In England. 60 The Irish Irreconcll-
ables demand legislative undergraduates --
Trouble Is probable between SPAN and Uruguay.
CONGRKSs.-The Senate was not III session Satuf-
day =-- In the House the Democrats again sue
ceeded III defeating the consideration OF the con-
tested election from South Carolina, ana re-
jected the new Republican proposition III the
DOMESTIC was decided Saturday to call an
other Republican Convention III pennsylvania 10
I'm the vacancy caused by MarshalPs declinatlon.
- George A. Comfy and Hermann Rletzel, of the
Clara Louise Kellogg Concert Company, were
drowned while iisnng Id Lake Spohord. al Chester
field y. III. =- Mrs. Sprague was granted a III
vOrce. - At meeting OF the AnaiSamated AS
socIation of Iron and Steel Workers al PittsbuTg,
Penn il was decided 10 increase the rates. --
Three men were killed at Lancaster, Penn, by the
fall of the framework OF new church building.
g. Ties were found on the railroad track be-
tween Hartford and Meriden, Conn. GO cap ain
George NJ. White, of the Navy Department, died.
CRY AND SUBURBAN-Ihe feeling IN the Union
Club over the expulsion of Mr.. Loubat was less
intense saturday. -- The Coaching Club had its
annual parade. - The games OF the lntercoi-
iegiale Athletic Association look place. 80 The
meetings OF the BaptisIs were continued. -
The Coroner's jury found that Dr. Upham's
death was caused by pneumonia. Go he senate
Committee Oh Corners" held session. - Inc
disappearance of Mrs. j. =. Scudder was reported.
- Gold value OF the legal-tender silver dollar
(4lZl2 grams, o7.9l. - STOCKS were oun' ou'
generally higher, and closed steady.
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