New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-07
TIE sunday TRIBUNE.

Among the mary features of interest IN The Sun
DAY TRIBUNE of yesterday were special cable iet-
ter on political and person news in London,
special dispatch from Halifax giving storiessof the
survivors of the wrecked steamer, special DIS
patches and correspondence from ], AIDING news
centres letter from q. W. :. on recent scenes IN
Parliament Paris letter giving graphic account
of Emna Nevadas debut as Lucia and her home
life; London Gossip Broadway Notebook, Art.
Musical and Social reviews of the week; ulplt
sketch of the Rev Phillips Brooks detailed ac-
count of the various amateur athletic clubs IN and
about New-York; Mr. Arnolds observations OF
Chicago society conclusion Of Jacks CoHrtshp' ~;
review of Mr.. T. A. Ober's Travels in Mexico y;
and numerous other articles specially prepared Tor
TIE TRIBUNE. News of the day was given fully
The following is a condensed summary OF t:
FoREIGN.-The Duke of Albany buried Sat
uTday. -= Captain SchOOuhoven and other sur
vivOrs OF the wrecked steamer Daniel stelnmann
made statements in regard TO the disaster. -
Tue steamer Newcastle CITY, rom Hallfa1 LOT
Boston, struck on the Little Hope ShoSl, near
Halifax -= Advices from Genera. Gordon state
that he is IN distress. 60 General Aguer0 ana ms
followers landed in Cuba.
CoNGEEss.-Ihe senate on Saturday passed the
House bill making II = felony falsely TO assume 10
be an officer emplOve Of the United states Gov
eminent. 4 bill was introduced 10 establish Ou
reau of 81 TX culture. The bill authorizing the con-
structlou of bridge across the II. CrOIX RIVER MAS
passed The Blair bill was debated, Nh. Morgan
4
passed the Agricultural Appropriation bill Inc
bill FORGETTING the Oregon Central land grant was
considered, without action.
DoMFslIC.-An invest CATION into the charges ny
Dr. Collins against Captain De Long was begun
on Saturday before a subcommittee OF the House
, Committee on Naval Affairs. == A better fecllng
prevailed in the Chicago market. -- Reform
legislation was recommended by the committee
appointed at the Music Hall meeting IN C1Dcinpau.
60 Water flooded al Illinois coal mine and IN
prisOned nve Italian miners. -- A claim based
upon slight evidence has appeared against the ar
90 estate = Ex-Lleutenant-GOyernOr JaDez
Fitch, of Ono died.
with the Cooper Union meeting saturday night the
meeting was orderly. -= At the dinner Of the
Young Mems Democratic CLUB IN Brooklyn speeches
we're made by senators Bayard and Bendltion.
Senator-elcct Blackburn and Congressman Hurd.
49, A serious charge against Mr.. Thompson was
made SATURDAY. By a witness in the Public Works
investigation. 80 Further testimony regarding
the Police Department taken before the koost-
Welt Committee --- Jesse Williams, the asSal-
ant of Miss Harvey az the sloane Flats. was SEN
fenced 10 eighteen wears and months mprIs0n-
ment =- The Metropolitan ball niEe as De-
feated by the New-IOrk nine. -- The Wes,-
chester County delegates favorable TO Judge
Robertson were elected. -- The new OK
Lacrosse Club held meeting. -= SUIT mas
been rought in Brooklyn involving the tue 10
much land IN the vicinity of LeGerts Park. --
Gold value Of the legal-teuder silver dollar l4l2L2
pralns 81 20 cents. 80 Stocks were active only
in spots; generally they were lower aud closed
weak at some recoYeries.
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