New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-21
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

In ITS issue Of yesterday THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
presented numerous features of especial interest,
and all its departments were crowded with impor-
tant news, editorial, literary, and other matter.
Some leading articles were the following:
Forclgn.-spccia cable letter about political, diplo,
matte personal art and other topics IN London; general
news dispatches from all paris OF the world.
Washington.-Spcclal dispatches about the vacant
Internal Revenue CommissiOuershiP, the Dezendor-
Malone controversy. and general Department news
B0ston.-Special dispatches about personal pohtcai
and social events OF the week.
Chicagj-specia dispatches abont the Railroad Exhl-
Reform "Jere" Dnnn's acqutta and other topics.
FIanciscO-TRiByNE correspondcnce about tne
Fair divorce case AMI PERSONAL theatrical and political
topics. , .o. tho
sociol rersonal aud Industrial events Of the week.
Storms News o, terrible destruction Of, Of v and
properly b. cyclones at various places IN inc West;
of tces baseball matches and various
CORE. pondence from the Sara,
toga General Assembly OF Pres0yterlahS ahd ho"s Vi
OF her reli gOus gatherings. - ~,
wav the Newark meadows, and elsewhere.
"npiiir",d.-Ncws about the soivency OF New-Jersey
Central, Mr. VandcrOrs recent purchase anu o'hcr
S,T,tnea Special correspondence about preparations
Tewssbury CTRBuNe correspondence describing
scenes IN the committee room AZ the famous Inquest"
Home Interests.
Random Nocs AZ Coney Island.
A club for Strangers
Life I'm Drug store
Pictures for Munich
Anthony COm.tock in Trouble
The Burned Granite state.
The Bridge Opening
Failures In Businc-s
s,Ird ~ and lis Obscryances.-Ac clerical "symrodum,'
consisting Of letter, 10 the Editor OF lHE Ikibu NJ r"u
the Rev Drs. Potter Crosby. tOyer, laylor IihHuy'
Ornison and Armage. representing resp cuFcly tue
fplscopa Presbyterian, Unitarian, tNngrega una,
Mcihodisi. Duch Reformed, and Bdptst ChurcHes -lno
seven great Protestant dcuOmnailOnS-On the nature
ard Observance ~ the day OF rest, ana the manner Id
Tn@lisi I,ncralisn-Letter rom "G W. s." about the
oucnnr of the National Liberal CiuD, anu topics suS-
Gossip A. the Capital-Lctter from THE TRIBryE's
regular correspondent about prsOnal social and other
"iiit.r,ry rrcnehmcm Letter from TRIBUNE CORE
pan.Icnt describing Gu-taye Droz, his history, home
Rrn"iriacrwycS Manor.-Le.tcr from aTaInrSE cor
respondent describing tie picsch cooit on anu 100
Tat cudal relic on the Hnd-on the OH nome oi tue
London Gossin-Ie'tcr from TRIBUNE correspondent
giving Euslislgins notes on current topics III Lns-
s.ynrs and Doing,.-Town talk Of the week about
Nv Daueater-in-Law-A romantic family story OF the
TTo,1wav Note ook-A broadway lounger's per-
sonll notes aud men and things the country
New PublIcaton.-" Reviews Of samuel Johnson,
/. curcs Es.ays and Sermons" and " A Sea Queen,
king Capital" and The story Of Meiccnt''
Anecd"tc. OF the Gladstones.
From Greek Garh 10 street Dress.
Tho following is n condensed summary of prom
incnt news topics of the day:
FoRFIGN-"arcy. the iEformcr was released from
custody on Saturday and returned To his homo IN
Dublin. -- Five dynamite consplrators were ar
raigncd IN Liverpool and rcmanded = seven
persons were arrested in Dublin for the murder of
Mrs Smytbe in ISS2. -= Kinsella. the supposed
Innate, was discharged IN Dublin - Further
news Of the signing of n treaty of peace between
Chill and Peru is made public
DoMEsIIC.-Great loss OF life and property was
caused by toruadocs in Illinois and Wisconsin on
Friday ight. -=- Governor Cleveland vetoed the
Page savings Bank bill on Saturday. [ A noted
outlaw was captured 10y revenue officers IN South
Carolina. -== The successor to Commissioner
Raum will be appointed to-day. - there
were college athletic contests at Yale. Harvard and
PRINCETON. -- he Yale Lacrosse team was de-
feaied by the Princeton team.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-A car-shOp OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company near the IiackenS1ck
River was burned on Saturday the loss on building.
ears, engines, etc, was about 100000. -- hc
Budgs was lighted for the first time on Saturday
night; Mayor Edison issued a proclamation in refer
ence To the opening. == Jesse Oakley N Co. made
an ,gnmcut, with Liabilities of over
1900 coo. = 4 party Of New Workers visited ST.
,Johnand. -- Chancellor RunyOn decided TO re-
store the property of the Central Railroad OF New
jersey to the company on certain conditions. -
William A. Hall was convicted of forgery IN Newark.
- Ia the billiard tournament FlgnauN defeated
Carter aud Sexton won from SchaeicT. - Gold
value OF the lcgal-iend silver dollar III y grasl,
~. 10 cents. -- Stocks opened dull and steady
later they declined and closed weak.
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