New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-28
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Numerous features of more than ordinary in
tcrest were yesterday placed before the readers of
The SUNDAY Tribune Among them may briefly
be named the following:
Egypt.-Dispatcncs 10 THE TRIBUNE about popular
feeling in London, lighting near isnalla, the SITUATION
at Alexandria, and other features or the campaign
Forcigu-Pcr~Onai aud other gossip in London; ROB
berries by Socialists IN Austria, troubles III Ireland,
cholera in tn Philippine provinces
Ncw-York P0htics.-GOyern0r COrnells answer to the
Door ~p0rtsRacug, pOlo boating cricket shoot
ing ana baseball at various places ~ H..
observation-disclosures events OF interest In TINS city
sumner csure-Topics Of interest and personal news
from the principal summer resorts.
War ON Ia observation-disclosures Of raids on lottery
men in New-York aud pool-roOms at Hunters Point.
Arguments on the Tariff
Washington News.
Central and south America.
The Fire Record.
Mount Tabor Campaigning.
Troubles Of LabOring Men.
paris TOPICS IGlmpses OF lsmail Pacha, Boston shop
hands vacation; letter from IIE IRlBuNEs reSu-
PoTtrtr in Lonaon-Gw S. on current fne-art topics
The Sulltu's Diemma.-THE TRIBUNE's regular corre
spondent the tortuous course OF politics AZ Cohsah-
London Gossip.-An Englishman's notes on current
Frrnrh Ppiitics-Th regular correspondent OF THE
TKtBUNE on e close OF the session. the new Cabinet
and NJ. Brisson's Presidential ambition. -, A..
kamDlc IN England" liaih "lu'cr u" Soinc Vi 'ne
old churches of London. NJ,
TIE Rural Life of Lngland.-Captan Mayne ked on
markets. fairs ana mop" fairs
Kansas Cattle Raising-Descrption OF great prairie
ranch. -, ,.,.. % conn, , +,o;r u,
New Pnbncations-Reyiew OF" The Military Telegraph
During the Cvl War IN tne United States" by ". K
Plum.
Tue Small Boys story.
The Russian Jews Market
MIR I{Oekei's Account OF the keely Motor.
Science for the People
Religion, intciIlSehce
Home Interests.
The Drum.
A Marvellous Pam.
Womcn's Unsclnshness.
Queen AIarys BOthwel.
re E,cape of breckenridge and benjamin.
DOnicllary Visits IA Russia.
story Of Joan Brown.
The following summary was gwen of news OF the
day:
FoREIGN.-Ihe Egyptian coast has been block
AIDED -= ArabIs loss In the recent fight was 400
killed. -= he crew of the Austrian frgatc ;
boat has been released. -= Lord Dutcrin llmly
maintains that turkish troops shall Only be allowed
To dlscmbark at Rosetta, Damlctta or ADOuklr;
lac refuses to permit their landing at Alexandra,
Port SAID or Suez. -== The cotton crop in Egypt
has suffered from want of irrigation. - IL Is
SAID that Sir Garnet MOiseley has applied Tor more
troops. -- The English rifle team sailed from
Liverpool for New-York Saturday. - -Four
thousand dca' rs from Aslauc cholera nave oc-
CURED IN a Philippine province.
DOMEsTIC.-lhe Cnn House 1T Newport was de-
struyrd Dy fire Saturday. -= Chan ies Cummings,
prisoner in the som rylle County JAN, fired thrco
shots at officers. =[ Moses Lusby aud ms son
Don were fatally shO. by General j. A. Mabry and
his sou IN Knoxville, Tenn. == A food m Texas
caused damage amounting to between no. 900 and
500, 900, and one woman WAS drowned. GO
Secretary Chandler FINALLY accepted Coasters,
llarbor Island. = The Iaulf Commission closed
us session III DostoD' - Monarch, Ida stan
hope, Pattl and Rose won the races at Saratoga
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Ihe pool sellers fled from
Long Island Cl,y saturday because descent ON
them had been planned by sheriff Wright. --- a
taise report was sent 10 Police Headquarters that
A. NJ. Palmer had been found dead - There
were more peaches III the market than there ever
were heioIr. -- The third annual regatta OF tho
hilI Won huil Association took place. -- The
stern cncketcrs defeated the ST. George
Club at llObOken. -- The Metropolitan baseball
nine were beaten by the BostOns. = Charles
Mallory died at Mystic, Conn. -- Gold value of
the legal-tender silver dollar Il2l2 grains) 81 50
cents. -- Stocks were less active. but tluctu-
aling and unsettled, and closed leversh and rreg-
ular.