New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-12
TIE SUND1Y 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-
| celany, and other departments. that make 1t a
paper of such value to the public. Some leading
features were the follOwing
Irish View Of the Irish Crisis.The first Of series of
papers by Justin Mccarthy, NJ. p, the wo-AnOwn his
oran, novelist and journalist reeounting the se Of the
present Irish parry the British Parliament, and giving
statement OF the Irish difficulty from the Irish point
Greeley and Thoreau.-How the founder of THE
TRIBUNE played the roll Of MBcenas 10 the Concord re-
ouse, with many letters from Mr. Greeley.
Two satir9al Novels. -Reyiews OF Guernddle" and
The Rural Life q England.13An ANALYSIS OF English
&" County society" by Captain Mayne keld.
swifts piary.-A characteristic record of the eccen-
| trio Deans dreary days al HOlyhead.
The Germ TheOry.-Tahs with Dr. Declat, OF Paris,
and eminent New York physicians about the theory Of
the origin of disease irom moIbiilc germs;
London GOssip.-An Englishlnan's notes ON current
Some of BGcklands storica
Maryland Manners Past ana Present.
Beauty Rules.
| What Mr.. TAde says about Himself
Inc causes and Cure Of O.G Ago.
Religious Intelligence.
| The Young Doros Fun and Suffering.
RUssInIs Home Lille.
Home Int rests.
| Tne Power OF Assassination.
American English.
Knitting and Crochet.
New Homes in Washington.
|
Foreign News.-Calc dispatches ab0u English criti-
cism Mr. IInghuyseu the Irish agitation, the Egyp
tan clss, opening COIea 10 the Oru, ana general Tor
eign topics.
Warrington Obstacles to an Appropriation BILL the
Taril COmnlsoon Interstate Commences, jane crops re-
outdoor sports.-Jercme Park races 1awn-tennis
baseball and other games.
The Drama. -keyiew Of old shipmates."
Local Mscolany-Minor news topics III this city and
vicinity
4 prize fight stopped by police.
Affairs OF laborBg men.
Rail
Mr. thompson on the watcr-supply.
West Point exercises.
Prominent news topics were summarized as fol-
lows
FoREIGN.-The English Press criticises Mr.. Ere
linghuysen's Panama dispatch unfayorably. -
COrea has been opened 10 the trade of the world.
- A bill for the abolition OF slavery in Cuba
introduced Ill the Spanish Chamber OF Deputies.
- Derylsch Pacha has assumed a bold attitude
toward the UlemaS. - Another ballOOnlRg acct
dent occurred III England.
CONGREsS.-Ihe Senate was not in session Satur-
day. - The House resumed consideration of
the Legislative, Executive and Judicial Appropria-
ton bill. but did not reach the point of action.
DoMEsTIC-Mrs. Caspar Seybolt of Chicago,
poisoned heI four children saturday and then
swallowed a dose of the poison. - William A.
Wheeler has declined to serve AZ Tariff Commits
siOncr == Two cases OF yellow fever dis
covered on a brig at Phlladel phia. - General
Sherman arrived at West Point to be present at the
graduating exercises. == The robbers of the
Brookield Bank, III Missouri, were taken to prison
az Brookteld. - T.. A. Terrell, chief clerk In the
Pension Office i'll Indianapolis, arrested. 80
AT a caucus OF Stalwart Republicans. III Philadel-
phIa, Saturday evening 1t decided to urge John
Wanamaker TO accept the nomination tor Con-
gTessman-at-Large.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-The spring meeting of the
American Jockey Club closed Saturday at
tOTdham; IurcO Macduh, WoodcOck. Sir Hugh and
Disturbance being the winners, -- l.. h. Meyers
was beaten III the athletic games at the Polo
Grounds. - The lawn tennis tourna-
ment IN HObOkcn was finished GO
Maoame Materna sailed for Europe -
Commissioner Thompson made his report fOf the
first quarter Of the year. = The funerals OF
Adam Norne and Hermann Rietzel took place. =--
hIee ROUNDS III IA prize hight were fought at COney
Island- Gold value of the lega-iender silver
dollar l4122 grains, o7.92 cents. --- Stocks
were irregular and unsettled from the opening to
tie end, with frequent fluctuations and closed
active and ieverish.
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