New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-19
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Among prominent features Of Yesterdays issue of
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE were the following.
Foreign News-Sp,cal cable letter about political,
personal educational and dramatic events in London.
Gchcial pres ulsPat nt5 anoI, W. ~
Fiancc international patent laws, Carl Marks ineia'
acknowledgement dispatches about rumored Treas
ury change the case Of Private Benson, Mr. Flowers
good example and news OF general events in the vari-
Bost6n-specia dispatches about political, financial,
! personal aud theatrical events.
ChicagJ.-spccial dispatches concerning Inuniclpal
politics. temperance, tno stag, aud personal & ssp
5an tIahcisc3-Speclai correspondence about munci
R l5 1 wSek s''0 '-' "Ha 'n''''' anu ODe' "0"'
Capital Gossp.-Regular correspondence about mis-
ccaueOus political personal ana theatrical events In
Local Newa-Reports OF St. Patrick's Day ceebra
tors, proposed binding law real estate movements
talk with tle Minister Corea, and general dongs OF
tue day IN this city and vicinity.
Art.-Ncws OF the week among artists with notes OF
| coming exhibitions aud events out OF town.
socicty.Reyiew Of the last fashionable events before
broadway Note Book.-Pcrsonal notes and notions Of
n Broadway lounser on men and things, the country
Practical Cookery-Report OF Miss Parloa's fourth
Kitchen lesson about ham, tongue baked DEANS eggs
New Publications Detailed review OF "study and
stmulants "a book personal communications on the
relation OF int0Xcant and narcotics to intellectual life
from men OF letters and science.
observation-disclosures. with numerous quotations, OF Mr..
Robert BrOwning's new volume Of poems
Notes froT Londnn-Letter from O. w. S. on current
Frank Byfue in Paris-Some account OF bow he looks,
talks aud is treated Dy the authorities from THE TRlB
Californian Hoidays.-Mr. Hassards fourth letter
scene, and Impressions IN the 0ai Valley. . ~. J..
Across the Mic Deta.-Mr. George Fawcett Rowe de-
scribcd Alexandra, Cairo, ana tue country between
them
Old Memories Of an Arust.-Mr. Frank Belew wrote
OF The personal trait and home NE OF the Locker family
Late LondOn GOasip.-An Englishmans noes on cur
Llfc ana sOciey-Lleanings from various fields about
women, marriage and luIny
BudelIs PropOsA.-A London club story.
III.
Religious Intelligence.
Railroad Interests.
The Courts.
Obituary.
The Actors story.
The I1cOnderJga Ghost.
Smoking In Congress
Visits OF the Liying 70 the Dead
New York Women and their Critic.
How wagner Died
Leading events of the day may be named briefly
as follows:
FORFIGN.-Miltary precautions were taken
against a possible Anarchist disturbance IN Paris
yesterday. joint measures against the Anar-
chists said 10 be- contemplated by England,
Russia, Germany aud France. GO Chief Ma
pooh has defeated the Beers, INJECTING Sc
bill for the revision of the ecclesiastical
laws. =-- Fifteen lives were lost by a shipwreck
on the coast OF Aberdcenshire. - The repre-
AentatycS of the Powers IN conference III Paris on
International patent laws have agreed on a COnvcn
ton which will be signed tomorrow. -
Thomas ll0dgson, one of the weathlest merchants |
by false Dretences. - Four survivors OF tine |
Jeanette crew sailed from lIavre for New-York |
OH Saturday.
DoMEsrC--An explosion of gas occurred in BOs- |
ton on Saturday and "A part of street was blown up,
several buildings were damaged and four persons |
were seriously injured -= The receivers report |
of the Marion Trust Company, OF Indianapolis.
Ind, which swindlcd about 5000 persons, was
made public. --= 1t was reported that
Of nearly S250,000 had been discov-
eren IN the accounts of the late Judge TAYLOR, Of
Ncwburg. \. y. 60 John Mccullough was un-
able TO appear at a matinee in Cleveland on ac-
was thrown from his carriage in Iowa City and
badly injured -= There rumors in Wash |
ngtOn of impending changes in the Treasury De-
-- General DIaZ attended the ban
Iuct of the knights of ST. Patrick, in 81. Louis,
last night.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-A meeting Of builders and
architects took action on Saturday night IN ref
,rence TO the proposed building law. -
pDOnOyan Rossas pretenslons repudl-
,ted by other lrIshmen on Saturday. ==
the celebration of st. Pauck's Day
was less general than usual - handbook
representing $5, 900 was found on the body of news
woman. --- A paper on the needs fthc West Point
Academy was read before the Military Service In
titution. --= Gold value Of the lega-tcnder sill
yer dollar 412l2 grainsl, 81 cents. $500 Stocks
we're dull, but generally higher and closed steady.
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