New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21
TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

r w s wrote in The SUNDAY TRIBUNE OF
yesterday about some notable portraits at the Lon
don Academy exhibition, and L. c. wrote OF
nictures al the Paris Salon; Washington letter
told of the doings and sayings Of public men;
REPRESENTATIVE Reeds powerful speech IN favor OF
protecting American Industry was reported;
a John Ward: Preacher and The Bankside
Shakespeare were reviewed; W. r. Stead, the
Editor of The Pail Mall Gazette" contributed a
letter giving the result of interviews with MIR.
Gladstone, Mr.. Balfour and other statemen on the
situation in Europe; there was thrilling story OF
an ante-bellum kidnapping episode; Rachel OF
Virginia was clever character SKETCH Among
the Politicians Chances Here and There, Within
the Granite Tombs, Democrats in Convention,
From Many Points Of View, In the Church Porch,
The Season of Angels ETC.. were full Of personal
and local interest; II. E. K. wrote Of musical
culture in Cincinnati and the coming festival
there; and Art News and Comments, Military
Affairs, poems, sketches and numerous other
features made up most interesting paper. Lead
ing news topics were these:
Foreign--Ihe Russian Minister of Finance has
secured loan of Il 1000 600 from French syn
dicate. = The arrest of General Rehrberg a
Russian officer, at the frontier, has caused much
excitement. - Mr. Gladstone has replied to
Mr. Balfour's statement regarding the increase
Emperor took long drive, and was warmly
greeted - Bismarck has refused to confer
h0nOrs IN accordance with the Emperor's wishes.
COngresS.-The House only in session. - The
debate on the tariff was closed: Mr.. Reed spoke
brilliantly in defence Of protection Speaker Car
isle defended the Mills bill, and Mr.. Baker COM
batted Mr.. Breckenridge's charges against his
Bakers constituency.
Domestic Efforts were made to relieve the
suffering among the people made homeless by the
good in the Mississippi River. - Judge julius
Rockwell died from accidental injuries at his
home in Lenox, Mass - The New Workers were
defeated in Detroit by score Of five TO three.
- The Presbyterian General Assembly con-
sidered the means for increasing the fund to aid
disabled ministers. - Temperance and Sunday
observance were discussed by the Southern Presby-
City and Suburban.-Frederick Marsden, the
playwright, committed suicide; grief at the con-
duct Of his daughter said to be the cause =
The Democrats OF Brooklyn gave a dinner 70 Sec
retarv Fairchid - The Methodist Conference
decided upon the status Of Missionary Bishops, and
voted in favor Of increased lay representation: -
The Brooklyn nine was defeated by the Kansas
City ball team, to o. - Two records were
broken at the annual spring games Of the New
York Athletic Club - At the Brooklyn
Jockey Club races the winners were the Inverness
FLY, Enrus, French Park, Fayor; Iavlstan ana ana
winners were Jim Murphy, Zangoar. Anita;
Rurconaster Monte CristO and WarTlnR ton. -
v-retched woman was murdered by unknown men
jumped from a third-story window and killed her
self - Burglars entered the Long Island City
Post Office bat secured little booty, being unable
TO force the safe Fx-Alderman Jaehne filed q
petition in the United States Circuit Court IN an
other attempt 90 regain his liberty. - Luther
II. Marsh announced his determination 70 retlre
permanently from active business. - The stock
market promised greater activity this week
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