New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-19
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Yesterdays edition Of THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
contained an unusual number of features OF especla
interest among which a cable letter from Lon
don and special telegraphc letters and correspond
ence from leading American cities latest and fullest
details Of Wall Street affairs; musical. dramatic ana
social reviews of the week; art news and comments
continuation of "A Potent Filter; Broadway Note
Book pulpit sketch of the Rev. DR.. J. NJ. Ludlow
London letters from G. W 5. about the Grosvenor
Gallery Exhibition. literary. political and personal
topics letter from Paris about bull-fghts and the
DISTINGUISHED personages who tried to introduce
them: letter from Washington about the mania for
speculation that prevails there; notably full and
interesting accounts of sports on land and water;
reviews of Mr.. f. Marion CrawfOrds new book, A
Roman Singer" and other works, and numerous
other articles especially prepared for The TRIBUNE
in addition to full reports from all parts OF the
world of which synopsis of leading topics is here
with given:
FOREIGN.-TwO cotton warehouses in Liverpool
were DESTROYED by fire on Saturday. ==Amerlcan
securities were in demand IN England. - The
Offices private boxes and wardrobe OF the Stadt
Theatre in Vienna were saved. - Mr.. Gladstone
gave his opinions political affairs IN England
- meeting of the Dynastic Left was held IN
Madrid to discuss the future policy OF the party.
- The Malagasy Government has made new
overtures of peace to France.
CoNGREss.-The Senate was, not in session on
Saturday. THE House passed some bills reported
by the Judiciary Committee. No quorum was
present.
DOMEsuC.-It is reported II Washington that
Senator Anthony intends 10 resign soon. - ne
condition of the crops in the Northwest Is promising
- Frost fell in Pennsylvania Saturday mornln g
- The Chicago markets were dull. 70 W. w:
Smith the banker of Washington, Penn. explained
his connection with the firm of Grant q Ward.
- The Methodist General Conference voted
againt the licensing or ordalnlng OF women as
preachers.
CITY AND SUPERNATURAL Street resumed its
usual appearance saturday there were no failures
and no excitement. =- The receiver of the New
ark Savings Institution reported a deficiency OF
over 81 O0O. 900. - The third spring meeting
of the Meadow Brook Hunt took place. - The
Coaching Club drove to Hyde Park in Mr.;
Roosevelt's coach. - The NeT-York baseball
nine lost its first game this season. -- The new
rowing course at Oak Point was opened. ==
Columbia College held a field 'Ieeting. ="
The Brooklyn Young Republican Club
took action in reference to the Ma
tional Convention - Mr.. Mapleson sailed
for Europe. -- Mr. Elw0od failed to establish his
claim for damages against Mrs. Langtry. -
Dock Commissioners denounced senator klernans
resolution. The cornerstone Of the New
York Cancer Hosital was laid. - The
American Cricket Team sailed for England on the
CITY of Rome. -, u: McC4li9chn
with liabilities Of 100000 - Gold value OF
the legal-tender silver dollar 4l2l2l, si.97
cents. -= Stocks were ieverish and huctuatlng,
closing was strong at the figures.
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