New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13
TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Mr.. Smalley wrote in THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
Of London Society, continuing his discussion OF
the relation of actors and actresses to the fashoN
able world; Mr.. Louis =. ElsOn described the
Wagner Festival at Bayreuth f. C.'s Paris letter
discussed the visit Of the Emperor William TO
St Petersburg, and gave q sketch OF the frin-
cess Christian correspondent IN Rome Wrotc 81
the new phases OF the conflict there between ChurcA
and State; 4 Commencement at the American Col
lege in Beirut Syria, was described by another
correspondents Professor Iiorsford's address on
The Discovery Of America by Northmcn' was
reviewed, as was Mr. Lucen Cars Missouri
in the American Commonwealth Series; MIR. Fred.
H. Carruth wrote about the summer boarding
house where the cook got drunk; other features
were Washington Gossip, Beyond the Big Bridge,
Chances Here and There In the Church Porch,
The Dixie, From Many Points of View, Talk with
Blondin Military Notes, Baseball, Notes from the
Stage, and all the news of the day. the leading
topics Of which were as follows
Foreign-rhe first steps were taken by MIR.
Parnell to prosecute The London lines peiore
a Scotch tribunal - MIR. Chamberlain denied
having said that the leading men in America were
opposed to Home Rule III Ireland. - James
Whistler the artist, was married to the WIDOW OF
George Godwin,the architect III he Parnel Coni'
mission bill passed its third reading In the House
Of Lords - Over two hundred persons were
drowned by the bursting Of reservoir IN VAL
paraso Chill. $1,000,
Domostic-General Sheridan was buried ut
Arlington National Cemetery. - General Har-
rlson had many callers, but devoted some time
TO his letter of acceptance and 10 his law busi-
ness -. The New-York Yacht Club crulsed 70
VINEYARD Haven: the Volunteer led: series OF
accidents ended in getting three men overheard
from the Regina, but they were rescued -;
The American Canoe Association met AZ Lake
George. - Preparations were about completed
for The Worcester Music Festival. - vicar
General Smith, of New-Jerscy, and RICHARD >:
Spofrord Of Massachusetts. died - SiX new
cases of fever were reported at jacksonville Fla.
City and Suburban.-Mr. Blaine received NUM-
Der of callers in the morning and went TO Man
haitian Beach in the afternoon TO spend qulc'
Sunday: he is the guest of ex-senator Patt at the
! Oriental and will return to the Fifth Avenue
! Hotel tonight and start for Boston tomorrow
! morning - The steamer Bay Ridge was totally
! DESTROYED by fire and the bar-kceper was ournec
/ TO death - Two men attempted to Jump IRON
/ the Brooklyn Bridge yesterday but were Drcventes
and arrested by the pohcc. - lawrence IL
jerome reported dying - Inc Nova Scoti'
! lumber raft taken down the East River TO tn
Eric Basin and run ashore. - The mountet
sword contest at Concy Island was lntcrrupted by
an accident To two spectators. - Inc New
York baseball team was beaten by the PittsburSs-
to 2 49, The winners at Monmouth Ehrl
were Telie Doe. Proctor Knott iiypocrite. Fl
renzi Rupcrt and Lotte Wall. - The Wi'
West show left Staten Island for Philadelphia
/ - Stocks active. declined and recovered. clos
ing strong
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