New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23
THE SUAD1Y TRIBUNE.

The columns of yesterdays issue OF The SUNDAY
TRIBUNE were well-flIed, as usual with the latest
news of the day, correspondence, reviews, social
and personal gossip poetry. sketches, and general
| Literature. The following among the prominent
| features:
London-specIa cable letter the Irish agitation.
general Parliamentary topics, the annexation % Papui
Tue queens he"in' the beAeohseH S'A'u'' ana o'i'r
| Hasnlngt.,n-Letters from THE TRIBUSE's regular
| correspondent Fenan dynamite sdyocaie en-.
poy the Treasury Department. aud the position II
IN the CIVIL scryicei general dispatches concern
pcci.l dispatches giving current political.
] Industrial and personal news,
| Cnicago-speca al Dispatches about the Legislature,
the Telegraph wire cont oversy, aud chureh n1rJso
san frdDcisco.-TRBUSE correspondence on poiidc.ii
personal agriculture dud dramatic events.
The Presidert-specal dispatches reporting his prog
ress toward hoae, and the condltion oI ns EeEltI,
Cian-naaelAt talk with an officer Of the great Irish
/ club. about its organization, object, &C.
spors.-AccOunt- OF Manhattan Athletic games base
| ball matches, and other outdoor sports
! ObituAFy.-DeIth 10 .iccs and Bkec6es or su.elnan
Pacha, Edward Norris Erskinr, ahd Jamrs P2rH.Jr
Naturalization Paciuc Indebtedness. Eas-Dound
shipments from Chicago demands Lon reduced rates, ANA
| other topics. 49,.
ali honest, efficient and faithful public servant
Doings ana sayngs.-Town talk GU personal, literary,
| political and lima Ical evcnts OF tie DAY.
socety-Eyents Ia tue fashionable world OF the early
spring days -. -, A.. ,.,o,,,., ,,,n..,
monies Wagner Memorial Concert, and general muaicsl
and dTamaus iBcoenis
Local Miscellany Reports of various doinss of the
day in the city ana vicinity.
Tue Iaoi OF an Old Picture Dealer.
Handling EIplOsNes.
Inc CouTts
"What Americans Call a Row"
Mitchell and olade sign Articles.
Dinner OF the ga Guar1,
The Circus Goes TO Brooklyn.
Heavy Decline In PiE Iron .,.s
Trnu1hs n nf Wnrnin " A"i'N'
Encnsh oratory -Ietier from g. W & about anne re
cent speecbes especlay those of Mr. CUNNINGHAM and
Lord Rosebery.
NJ Ferry in Hts Cabnet-Letter from THE TRIBUsE's
regular correspondent describing visit Ia the French
Premier and his colleagues
Queen vctorla.-A TRIBUNE CONFERENCE.-The account
OF an Engiishmans VIEWS Oh her personal ishiiy and
sbe Xs,,i.n Repeat-Iet,cr from THE Tppr-Sv,s
reenlr rrasnonJent descr;inp fbe great cHap;ths
enterI.jnment m PARA Wv e' '''"
the Boalak Museum-Ietter from Mr. Georoe
Fawcett Rowe to TRIBUNE, describing recent visit
to the great treasnre-house OF Egyptian antiquities
Atlantic steam.hips-Letter from InlBUNL CORE,
Ponuent euDody ing tue NOES ana suggestions oil an OH
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49, - W. 9f, Ua nr. Euwaru a. rice
pracucai Conkery ~Report az Mia Parloa,s kttch.n
lesson GA breakfast dishes Bayarlan cream. wine
Bruasway Note Book. The personal notes aud notions
OF broadway ounger ON men and thiugs the country
round
Nient t oaaaven.'Ge A'Ory o' Tue experiences
- 81 - y .a arai re- , na' Peonls
Religious lntshgence
Jacs.
The Thoughts OF Children
Eugene's Last Days as Empress.
the Dog Oh M ION, $s. H., HIM.
Oscar Vile ma the Unutierable Wheel.
The Generous 9;,os "a Americans T1erhSnn