New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21
THE tTNUAY TRIBTNE.

A graphic account of the opening of the final de-
hate on the Home Rule bill, and review of the
clam that Richard Burton was the author of
ShnkespeaIes works. formed the topics Of two let
ters from G.. w. :. IN The SUNDAY TRIBUNE of
Yesterday; other letters were from Paris about the
Orlcanists and their ntr CUES. from st. Lons about
Training Schools, from Socorro about hustlers"
and booms." from Ransome abOu: the adventures
Of two women aud a horse, from Washington about
Senator spooner and his critical wife, and from
Philadelphia about James Buchanan's love trag
edv. General Badeau wrote of Grant and the
South after the war, and there story
about Surprise Party on the Mississippi. In
poetry there was "A Ballad of Starvation Camp
read before the Brown University Alumni, by !. n.
Ford and several minor pieces. Book reviews in
clud.d those Of two TRANSACTIONS of Tchernytchew-
skv's "Wh hats to be Done 7" Abbotts upland
and Meadow" and some novels. Articles OF ospe-
cialy local interest Tales of the Court House,
What Some Men are Doing, Many Men of Many
Minds and National Guard News. There were also
Among the Churches, The Week in Society and
the Theatres. Sporting matters were noticed
in articles OH baseball. wheeling. cricket and la
crosse. letters about preparations for the Newton
don regatta. and very full newso of Saturdays great
events AN Unromantic Romance" Current
Anecdotes. Juvenllia, Bits of Criticism and Stories
About People Hlcu ecNcldi iutcItStinH 'oi"HiH~.
There were summer resort letters from the Adlron-
dacks. Long Branch Newport, Richield Springs,
Watch Hill, Narragansett Pier, Cooperstown and
Atlantic City. Leading news topics
follows:
FogrIGY-Mr Gladstone's popular triumphs;
hi. critics: his rece ptlon AT Edinburgh -- Riot
nj "A conservative meeting III lslingiOn. -
,rowdIng 10 the funeral OF hing Ludwig. -
he fisheries troubles. -= Secession In Nova
scotia = Mr.. Chamberlan's speech TO his con-
stItuents at birmingham. - Death OF Admiral
Augustus Charles Hobart Hobart achaI.
Co>GKts>-Iho House in SESSION - Free
traders obstruct the Dinley Shipping bill debate
Oh the Naval bl
Dom srIc.-Tne new Excise Board sustained by
the Attorney -l;enerdl. -= iiart ard defeated by
Yale al baseball IN New-Haven; the game at Detroit
won by the Chicago nine. --- Inc lith Rtgl-
mcnt in camp at Peekskll. -- Rioters trying 10
eyade tria in Milwaukee. - Calcdonlan games
AT Princeton.
cry A.D SUDURB,v.-The Puritan beat the
other sloops; Priscilla second, Ma, flower
third, Atlantic fourth. 80 Winners at
shecpshead Bay: Joe Cotton. Prlmrosc,
Ban iox, Zen Booker, Springfield and Frank Ward.
- New-York beat Washington at baseball;
Europe =- Arrival of the rnInoceros for
Central Park. GO The $4,000 due as the first
years rental from the broadway Railroad
paid -=- IhompsOn's body taken West.
- Ncw-lork Athletic cubs re-
gatta. - Games OF the Manhattan Alb
letic Club. -- Gold value of tae legll-tendcr
silver dollar li12l2 grainsl 1854 cents. --=
Stocks active and with some hesitation advancing.
closing strong At near the highest figures.
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