New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-11
THE SUNDAY TRIB UNE.

In its issue yesterday THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
instructive and entertaining features among which
were the following: A London letter from G. w S.
about London society, its attitude toward Mr..
Gladstone and its political divisions; letter from
the regular Constantnople correspondent about
diplomacy at that capital the troubles in Armenia,
the new railroads, the mails and the Custom
House; letter from Greece about the Corinth
Canal which will at last realize the dreams Of
1000 years ago; Amsterdam letter pcturing the
life Of the Dutch workingman under free trade;
account of the Chinese Emperor's annual visit TO
the Temple of Heaven; pen-pictures of commence
ment days at West Point; sketch of The Dixie
Trying 10 Get There; reviews of three new Ameri-
can novels a sketch of Mr.. Laurence Ohphant, nov
elist and reformer; Art News and Comments;
Among the Politicians; Summer Drinks and Ices;
baseball, yachting and other sports; social and
military news; A Summer Wardrobe; Speed of
Ocean Steamers; Notes of Men and Affairs; In
the Church Porch Dante Rossetti's Wife: poems,
tales, ETC., and all the news of the day from all
parts of the world, of which the chief topics were
as follows:
Foreign.-It was announced in the papers, but
semi-oficially denied, that the licensing clauses
10 the County Government bill had been aban-
doned by the Tory Cabinet. - The canula IN
the Emperor Frederlclls throat was again changed
- The degree of l.. L. Il. conferred upon
Prince Albert Victor, of Wales, Lord Salisbury,
Lord Rosebery, Lord Randolph Churchill and
Messrs. Goschen and Balfour, by Cambridge Uni
versity - Constable Simpson, of the Irish
Consiabulary. murdered his sergeant and then
committed suicide. - Lord Stanley. The new
Governor-General of Canada, arrived in the st.
Lawrence.
Congress.-The House only was in session; the
consideration Of the Tariff bill was continued.
Domestic.-TkCr change in General
Sheridan's condition. - The State Department
has been informed Of the forcible detention of
Leonetti Cipriani by the Italian Government. -
Governor Hill finished the consideration OF the
bill passed by the Legislature. - Senator Hoar
advised the Massachusetts, Republican delegation
not to take any action TO candidates until after
reaching Chicago. - Judge Thurman appeared
to be in excellent health and spirits.
City and Suburban.-ln the Aqueduct lnvestga-
ton testimony was given TO show that inspectors
had been brbed to overlook bad work; strong
ease was made out against sub-contractOr of
0Brien & Clarks. THE Rev. DR. McChesney
paid warm tribute TO the character of Thomas
McElrath at his funeral in ST. Paufs Church.
- The Democratic delegates returned from the
st. Louis convention; little enthusiasm shown.
- The winners at jerome Park We're: Long
light, VOlante. Sir Dixon. Linden, Nettle Harry
Mann. - The Larchmont Regatta was sailed
without sufficient. entries to fill all the classes
the Shamrock proving an easy victor. - The
the Broollyns beat Cleveland to g. - Stocks
regularly active and lower. closing steady at the
decline
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