New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-09
TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Yesterdays issue of fHE SUNDAY TRIBUNE cou,l
tanned entertaining letters from c. w. $. ut Berlin
and H. O. at Paris Gossip at the Capital; Art,
Religious Social and Military reviews Of the weeks
The Recorder and his daily duties Some Stories
of the Bar an unverided interview with Mr..
Matthew Arnold; Dress in Paris Childrens
Fashions; NewYork Riding Schools; Chances Here
and There; reviews Of a lot OF new novels Recol-
lections Of Dickens and numerous other features
Of value and interest Leading news topics vera
as follows:
Foregn.-Prince Bismarck has not resigned |;
he is master of the situation In Berlin, and thu
betrothal Of Prince Alexander and Princess Vic,
toria has been postponed; the young Prince goes
to Charlottcnburg next Thursday to see his sweet
heart. - The electors of the Department OF the
Nord are strong in support of General BouIangm.
- Mr. Balfour has made extensive pre- para rtiOns
to prevent the National League meetings in Ire
land to-day. - Reciprocity resolutions In the
Dominion House Of Commons were defeated In a
large majority. - The steamer Rio Janeiro h rs
been lost; 20 passengers were on board. - II Q
Emperors condition causes serious alarm in Berlin
Domestic.-The centennial celebration OF thu
settlement OF Marietta, Ohio, took place in thar
town; orations were delivered by Senator IioaY
and j. Randolph Tucker.-=An accident on tho
Vermont Central Railroad resulted in the death Of
two enginemen, and injury TO number Of pas
sengers-=A lumber train was wrecked in the
Burlington yard at Chicago, it was thought by
strikers.--Ihe proposition of Mr.. Carnegie to
make a sliding scale of wages depending on the
earnings Of the mills at Braddock WAS rejected by
the men. - The body Of Benjamin III. Brews
fer was buried at Woodlands Cemetery, mean
Philadelphia - The effort to lessen produc4
ton of petroleum was explained to the Commit.
tee on Manufactures OF the House by David kirk
- The Democrats OF the House held caucus
- The United Labor party leaders met as
Albany, and decided TO urge the sending OF dele
gates to the Cincinnati conference.
City and Suburban.-1he Ohio Society OF New-
York celebrated the Tooth anniversary Of the
founding Of the first settlement in the State with
a bri liant dinner at Delmonco'S. - Pitman.
the condemned murderer. attempted to commit
suicide in the Tombs Warden Walsh insisted
that he was suffering from nervous prostration;
Mayor Hewitt disclaimed all responsibility IN APP
ponting Walsh - Ex-senator Conkling re-
covering from a severe illness - Malor-Gen-
eral Quincy A. Gilmore died. - The Brook,
lyns defeated the Yale ball team by score OF
& 70 3 - A man, teaching his wife to shoot,
was accidentally shot dead by the premature ex.
nlOsion OF the rife - The 18th Regiment held
its annual sprng games in the Armory. - Tho
funeral of Jacob Sharp, which was private, was
conducted by the Rev. DR.. Thomas Armltage:
- Senator Bob Hart" the reformed minstreg
and clergyman. committed suicide. - Rus
cian Hebrew and his wife committed suicide to
escape starvation. ~ The last session IN TINS
city OF the Senate Tax Committee In the Bloom
ingdae investigation was held
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