New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

In Yesterdays issue Of The SUNDAY TRIBUNE
were twenty broad pages replete with good things
for all readers, few Of which may be named as
follows Letters from London about the DeVonsnlre
dinner to Mr. Chamberlain, from Paris giving an
interview with General Boulanger, from Berlin
of various topics OF the day, from Beirut about
the new Walayat and reception OF the Waly, from
Washington about the doingS and sayings OF pub
lie men, from North Carolina giving a graphic
picture OF backwoods' life; reviews Of the Life
and Letters of George p Marsh and Mr.. James's
Manchuria" Mr.. Gladstone's reply to Colonel
Incersoll; Judge Barrett on Miscarriages of JUS
tice; Art news and comments; Yachting, Cycling,
Baseball Tennis and Racing; Scenes at the Diss
Debar trial; What the Politicians Say; May
Rents; Odd Notes of Travel; Training Stage Mon
KEYS; Current Anecdotes; The Aqueduct Ring;
Bcethoven's Violin; Drift from Far and Near;
Kitchen experiences of young married pair Sum
mer Gowns Religious intelligence; Military ahalS
The Week in Society; sketches, poems, tales, etc.
Leading news topics were these:
Foreign-The news in London Pleasant features
of the Queens visit to Berlin; effect Of the Papal
manifesto against the Plan of Campaign; the
House Of Lords TO be reformed. - The Pam
ANA Canal Lottery Loan bill has passed the Cham
Der of Deputies by q vote of 3l2 to 1872. -
The revolution in Rumana has been renewed. this
time close TO the Russian frontier - Sir a. Il.
Walker has offered $4,000 toward the build
ing OF cathedral in Liverpool - The Ger
man Emperors relief is considered to be only
a.
temporary: he may have relapse at any moment.
Domestic.-Four persons were probably fatally
hurt and many Others were more or less seriously
injured by an accident on the Western Newly FORK
and Pennsylvania Railroad. - Two women
were killed and nearly sixty persons hurt by the
collapse of public hall in Rusasylvana. Ohio.
- The Dwyer Brothers bought Sir Dixon from
Green Morris for $50, 900 - Princeton defeated
Yale at baseball b. score of Is TO 8. - The
dynamite cruiser Vesuvius and the gunboat York
town were launched at Cramps shipyard in Ches-
tee, Penn.
City and Suburban. Maurice b Flynn testified
before the Senate Investigating Committee in re-
gard to the famous Squire letter Graces last ncmi
nation and election, Governor Hills participation
in the Aqueduct deals the note for 81 q. 900 made
by Mr.. Hill and indcrsed by O'B.en & Cnrl<; tes-
timony was also given by Contractor Clark In re-
lation to the Aqueduct contracts in which Mr..
Flynn. Colonel Mooney and John Keenan, were in
tcrcsted - Governor Hill presented the flag
sent from Ireland to the Goth Regiment and spoke
10 volunteer firemen who serenaded him - r.
Lenk & Co.; Wholesale dealers in wines. failed for
quarter OF million and made general assign
ment with preferences. - Professor Strong OF
Drew Seminary, discussed the advisabilitv Of adj
hitting women delegates 10 the Methodist Episco-
pal General Conference. - Final preparations
made for,the meeting Of the Anti-Saloon Rcpubl-
W. Il. Dinsmore was fled the property is be-
oueathed mainly TO his family and relatives -.
James w. Hustled and w. IT. Robertson were
selected AZ delegates to the Chicago Convention
for the XVIII Congressional District. -
A strange woman murdered in tenemcnt-honso
by drunken man. - CorDif. thc champion
Irish ongdistance runner, tainted at che Fleetwood
Park games; - Philadelphia beaten at base
ball by New-fork Brooklyn by the Athletics =
Stocks active and higher. closing strong
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