New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-10
THE SUyDIT TRIBUNE.

In YESTERDAYS issue Of THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
were numerous features of interest, including q Spr-
cial cable letter from London special dispatches
and correspondence from important points through
out the country: letter from O. W. = on the career
Of the late Abraham Hayward MISUNDERSTANDING the
Archduke Johns cXposurc of >puirUlii,tic frauds I'D
a Vienna royal palace; letter on current topics I'D
Paris: London Gossip letter: Broadway Note
Book '; letter from John Paul " IN Georgia letter
describing the lotteries Of Trenton; Pulpit sketch
of the Rev. Dr.. Marvin L. Vincent; art. musical
dramatic and social reviews Of the week; review
with numerous extracts of Philippe Daryis book ON
Public Life in England, Jacks Courtshp.
etc. News of the day from all parts Of the
world was given with marked fitness Following
is a brief summary Of leading topics:
FOREIGN-The forces of Osman Digma are re-
ported tohave become demoralized. --- The Paris
police are watching eightythree persons suspected
OF belonging 70 the dynamite colony; a dynamite
plot has been discovered IN Hungary. - Admi-
raj Lespes has assumed command Of the French
feet in rouquin. =- Mr. Sargent has decided not
to resign as Minister to Berlin. =- Concessions
have been made by the Dominion Government 10
the people of Manitoba.
C6NGEE>s.-The Senate was not in session satur-
day. - In the House the Democrats refused to
Jersey Senate protesting against the Morrison Dill
The House refused To 20 INTO committee or tne
whole on the Bonded Whiskey Extension bill. Inc
eminent land at West Point was reported adversely
The Dingey Shipping bill was reported, with ma
iOrlty and minority reports. The House began con-
sideratiOn OF the Post Office Appropriation bill.
DOMESTGC.-An ice storm up the Hudson wrought
great damage to trees, fruit crops and wires. -
The annual winter athletic games were held ar
Yale. = The Wabash, Lackawanua AND NlcKei
Plate have formed a new trunk line. =-- AbbeEs
opera in Boston closed. -=- The COnSOli-
dated Paper Company, of Chicago, failed. -
-- Contractor Mcdonald obtained a writ of
habeas corpus. -- A big Crevssse occurred ht
huge water-spOut near Caliente. California. Go
General Grant held a reception at Fortress Monroe
CITY AND SUBURBAN-Matthew Arnold sailed tor
England Saturday by the Servla. =- John Kelly
denied that he a candidate for the MayOraity.
= John j. o Brlen expressed entire confidence
in his election a. chairman OF the Republican
County Committee. == Testimony III regard TO
the prices paid by the city for coal was heard by
the Senate Committee on Cities. c.
Deputy Tax Commissioner Burke and several
attaches of the Surrogate office were before the
Roosevelt Committee = The HarbOr Master IN
vestigation continued. == Captain duncan
got verdict Of twelve cents in his suit against Inc
Times -= The sale of the Murphy library was
concluded. -=- The steamship Gloucester arrived
with the shpwrecked crew of the bark George Pea
body. -= Rufus +. Andrews secured bail. --
Ridlrys plate glass windows were smashed by IN
known persOns.-TheSevent RegmentN eterans
protested against the recent circnlar against the
retire from the turf. -= The General Term OF
the Supreme Court has decided that Beverly b;
Tilden is entitled 10 an accounting. GO Gold
value of the legal-tender silver dollar 412l2 grains
81 qS cents &C. Stocks were dull. with irregular
fluctuations, and closed feyeTish and unsettled.
Copies of the paper may still be obtained at the
office of TIL TRIBUNE or by mail. Price cents.