New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-15
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Some prominent features of yesterdays SUNDAY
TRIBUNE may be briefly outlined as follows:
Foreign News-Spccal cable dispatches on the Anglo
Irish situation and other topics. ,o-... ,,r poor
Washington News about the Bank Charter Dill, kear
Admiral Rodgers's successor, ana the Iarlh com
mission.
the steamer Pliny, near Elber0n, N. j.
Judge westbrooks Course.Detaied report OF the In
vcstgatiOn. 60, .
Railroad Interests-second letter from Jay Gould to
Mayor Grace; New-Jersey Central election.
Work OF the Artists.-Currcnt topics III gauerJ anu
studio.
Music and the Drama.-A large amount OF miscel-
laneOus stage news. ,,,..
Fine Arts.-Critica review OF the Belgian exhibition
in Philadelphia. -. A.,
Bringing Cattle photographic description OF the
brutal treatment OF live stock on the railroads ,.
New Publications-R Of ''The Graphic ATS by
and II r. Fenion; ana The Pubic Service OF the
state OF NewYOrk," by Professor T. n ChadDourhe anu
Pasteur at the Academy.-THE TRIBUNE's correspond
ent described the French scientists reception INTO thc
Royal weddlng-G. W. s. wrote abont the marriage
Of the Prince Leopold and Princess Helena oorro-
Pan-IslaTnism.-THE rRIBUNE's COnstantnople CORE
spondent told how Moscms are looking Tor the coming
OF the Mehdi
scribed the Moic Catcher and the Rat-Catcher
American Cyilization-The views OF Matthe" Ar
mold
Juanita's Revolution
NJ Blanc and the Nail in the WALL
The Clergy and Evolution
Cheap Places TO Live In.
Mrs. BrOwning's Marriage.
The SuaL's Mamma.
Frances Appleton L0ngfcllOw.
large amount of choice literary miscellany was
given, customary departments of religious, house
hold and scientific intelligence well filled, cur
rent events in art musical and dramatic circles re-
ported, and the of the day briefly summarized
as follows:
FoREIGN-The understanding between the
British Government and Mr.. Parnell has been rup-
tured =- The name of the driver of the car IN
which the Irish murderers rode has been ascer-
tanned - England and France have ordered
fleets to the Mediterranean. -= The distress Ill
Andausia continues.
CONGRESs.-The Senate was not in session. -
Tn the House the River and Harbor Appropriation
bill was reported and ordered printed the bill TO
enable National banking associations to extend
their corporate existence was debated ana nOilces
were given of several amendments Dill was III
troduced and referred rendering the thanks OF Con-
gress to Lieutenant Danenhower, ana conferrlhg
upon him the rank of Lieutenant Commander
sa R0MbS at Deal S Beach, etv Edward iSon
e Co. furniture dealers at Boston, failed, with La
bities amounting to Ti2o9Oo. .oo,ors U 81 t,yy
Boston, Hoosac Tunnel and Western Railway to
succeed General Burt - Disastrous Hoods s are are
reported in Arkansas ee PERSONS SLOT a0+n tbat
Ferris the Californian claimant, is Sir Roger Itch
horne 50 1t is reported that eX-Secretary Kirk
wood will be appointed n member OF the farm
Commission. - Ex-Governor Washburn is dying
at Eureka Springs, Ark. ..-.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Further testimony IN re
gard to Judge Westbrook was heard saturday; l..
+. Chittenden and ). I. Kneeland talked with
Tribune reporter about Mr.. Andrews charges.
- Argument over the Jersey Central contest
was made in Newark. - Jay Gould wrote a
second letter to Mayor Grace about the taxation OF
The elevated roads 60 The Board of Health has
been asked to sop the ringing of the bell Of thc
Church of st. John the Baptist. =-
The argument on the Injunction against the Metro
politan Elevated Road had. 60 Philip
Sheyer died from the bite of cat. GO Mabel
Wmans. at Newark, was placed in the care OF her
guardian == Gold value of the legal-tender sill
yer dollar t4l2l2 grainS) S9.91 cents. &C. Stocks
were rather more active and higher and closed
strong.
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