New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-05
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

| Tn its issue of Yesterday The SUNDAY TRIBUNE
presented as usual the large and varied array ol
| news, correspondence reviews, sketches, genera
| literature religious scientific and household mis-
| cellany, and other departments. that mako 1t q
| paper of such value to the public Some leading
features the following:
Foreign News-Dspatches about the Egyptian crisis:
Irish affairs Garbad's death and funeral personal ana
Tahcr TronbesThe prospect at Pittsburg and other
| places, and attitude OF worknen in this city.
Washington Seating another contestant the Ponnsyl-
vana campaign. general Government news. ,
Outdoor Spors.Kaces and athletic contests on lahd
IoCa Neutrality-suspicious. OF the day in this city and
city by the sea.-Account OF preparations for the
Gala Days at West Observation-Disclosures and exhibit
tions Of drill at the Military Academy.
A Statement. from General Sharpe.
No ehearing for Gulteau
Railroad News
Music and the Drama
Fashion Notes.
Obituary.
Irish Crimc-Letter from g. W. s. the efforts of the
British Government TO restore peace and order
The London stage-AccOunt OF some recent failures
and successes from THE TRBUNE's regular correspon-
dent.
London Gosslp.--An Englishman's notes current
Topics in Paris.yThe regular correspondent Of THE
TRIBGSE wrote Of Victor Hugos work as an artist, anu
The Rural Life OF Engand-Captain Mayne Reid do
scribed The Poachcr and his habits OF life -.
ROssetti and his Friends.-Lctter from weltknoWn
artist, giving interesting "reminiscences OF the Fre-a-
Glaciers and Icebergs.-Account of some recent re-
searches on the Greenland coast ~
New Northumberland Jerrold's "llfe of
George Cruikshank in two Epochs,' and NJ " DAM
gren- " South Mountain Magic"
Hand AMI SOul-An italian tale by Dante GaDrleI hos
French influence on Scotch Civilization
The Pigeon Girl
Being Criticised
Mr.. Greelcy's Great Sorrow
Divorce. Ancient and Modern.
Dr. John Brown.
The Kind Darwin.
"The American Must Co."
Bruno.
The mornings news was briefly summarized as
| follows
FoREIGN.-The Conference of the Powers on the
Egyptian affairs will probably be held on Tuesday.
- Irish members have made more incendiaTy
speeches. - Mr. Bright, on Thursday, made
cordial references TO American writers III speech
IN Quebec from England Saturday.
CONGREss.-The Senate was not IN session Satur-
day. 60 In the House, after further debate,
William NJ. Lowe was declared to be entitled to
represent the With Alabama District, and was
sworn as a member. .
Philadelphia Saturday to imprisonment for seven
teen months. :" =; The men VINO We're imprisoned
Point and Annapolis. - George Ellis
was hanged by a mob at Ashland ASH 10
! Ky. -= Priests and deacons were ordained AT
Troy, n. Y, anu Baltimore. -, The steamer Brls-
toll was towed into Newport with her shaft broken
=- The steamer K. X. Springer, of the NeW-Or-
|
poit railroad bridge near Cincinnati, and some of
| the passengers were slightly Injured. -
| CRY AND SUBURBAN.-Forester won the Nlthers
| Stakes. Greenland the Fordham Handicap aud
| IIenlopen the Juvenile Stakes. at Je-
rome Park Saturday. - President Arthur
| returned to Washington. &C. Brockway,
| the cOunterfciter, was again arrested;
| - The Manhattan Athletic Club had its annual
games. -= The Atlanta Boat Club rowed on
| the Harlem. - The LarchmOnt Yacht Club
| had a regatta. --= The bOilemakers' strike has
| been successful in most of the shops. -= Efforts
| are making to secure "a Communication of the death
| sentence OF James Walsh = Gold value OF the
| cg3l-tender silver dollar tI12l2 grams. $50
cents. 60 stocks We're active and dull by turns;
| cliued and closed irregular and unsettled.
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