New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-19
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 1t
paper of such value to the public. Some leading
features the following:
Irish View OF the Irish Criss-A second paper from
Justin Mccarthy NJ. p, reviewing the career OF the
Irish party under Mr.. ParnePs leadership obstruction,
the state trials arrest " thc Irsh members the Coer
con act and the legislation affecting Ireland OF the ass
New Publicat,ons-Reyfevs of four books about II
and Portage The Heart OF the White Mountain and
White Elephant ETC. by Marx Twain and the oonelud-
Ing volume OF the Speakers Commentary
The Rural Life OF acknowledgement Mayne Reid on
the summer time ADJUSTMENTS OF English " county so
eiety."
OConnor In reply to the Rev. Mr. Chadwick and re.
view OF tue against Mr.. Whitman. judged on i~
London Gossp.-An Englishman's notes on current
topics in English Society. . 49,.
"Theophie."-The story OF ramble on the Conunent
The Jury System-Further illustrations Oh ABUSE s.
A Spring Journey Across Siberia.
George William Curtis on Emerson
Tne Last Of the French Dandies
A Visit to Whittier.
Dickens Editor
Emerson on an Old New-Engiander.
Lincoln in 1861.
Thomas and the Musical Festival.
Lucullus III New-IOrk.
Science for tue People
Religious Intelligence.
Home Interests.
Foreign News.-Topics in London the Irish agitation
Mrs Langtrys proposed American tour, the situation
Egypt -
improvements In the Navy Internal Revenue reducton
Outdoor sports-A great day at the June Meeting a.
the C0ney Island Race Course other sports on anl anu
| water
Murdered in his Cabin-Frightful result Of mutiny
| at SEQ Oh the ship Freeman Clark. -,
Steamship Limos Northumberland landed at Castle
| Garden under the new regulations. =.
1rDHhlps pu---ff
Pitsbury; strikes fl various places.
Local Miscellany.
Summer RcsOrts
Theatrical Miscellany
Tue Closing Year at Princeton.
Theories about Gutemuth.
senator CanerOns Plans.
Destructive Western Storms
Discussing Irish Grievances.
Collision In the Bay.
Prominent news topics were summarized as fol-
| lows:
Foer1GN.-Ragheb Pacha has undertaken tho
! formation OF new Egyptian Ministry. - Inc
| Porte has been allowed more time by the fo"efs 10
| oisider the duestion of the Conference. - no
| Suez Canal is to be protected Dy BRUSH troops.
| - There was an important seizure Oh aims II.
| Iondon saturday - Mrs Langtry Is coming
~ CoNGREss-The Senate was not in session saIur,
| dav - In the House the River and harbor Diu
was passed; the Naval ApproPrl"oonr s on
| norted from the Committee ON Appropriations
| DoNEsTIC-An enthusiastic meeting OF IrIsnlnen
| was held in Boston Saturday. - sewers yer,
/ SONG were killed ana many nouOo -
| down in Missouri by storms. - Nineteen mea
were injured at a fire IN Boston - na LS.
! College won the two-mile race on the Charles
| River - The funeral of ex Governor Dehnison
| took Mace at Columbus. - Two mon "eie
XII led by an accident on the western anu Atldltio
| Railroad. - procession OF $4,000 laDorlns
| man took place at Pittsburg. 80.
ni CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Captain Dwight OF mo
| SHIN Freeman Clark, which arrived Saturday, was
murdered on May "a by the cook and steward wac
| we're afterward killed. - Hlndoo won the ConeJy
Island Cup; the attendance was Immense; pu. ,S
| Kent Dan H. Amazon and Frank Short won theo,.nci
| races. - Several steamship companies yeioea
| 10 the demand OF the Emigration Commissioner
and were allowed to land passengers at Caste uAi
| den. - A large number of freight-hanaels ..
| the Erie and Pennsy lvania Railroads struck -.
| The bark James l.. Harway waS suhA y .ns
| steamer Frisia. - The Unsectaran hono
| was closed - The Seawanhska oon ..
| than Club held a regatta. - workman wss
killed by the fall OF moor IN Cenrest; oait snsr
- Gold value OF the lega-tenGor silver oo -.
| l4I2la gransD, o7.6S cents - olocAs W. -, "a
| tive and buoyant. and closed StronS' ci"' ~
| highest figures . =, tina
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