New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE

Mr. Smalley wrote in The Sunday Tribune his
seventh article on London society," giving this time
further notes on the relations between society
and the stage; the Correspondence between Vol
taire and Wilhelmine, the Margarine of Bal
reuth," reviewed with dozen more novels
and short stories; interesting extracts from Gen.
eral Lew Wallace's Life of Benjamin Harrison
were printed; Mr. Fred ii. Carruth described an
experience with peculiar buggy that was bound
go up hill all the time; Z. Cs- Paris letter dis
cussed the approaching Bonaparte marriage, and
correspondent wrote from Rome Of the threatened
decent upon this country of swarms of Italian
aborers; the work Of the Trenton potteries was de-
scribed, and the attempt Of the Democratic tariff
thinkers TO destroy this industry WAS exposed; Mr.
verplanck Colvin pictures days life in the Adj
rondacks; other features were Washington Gossip
Beyond the Big Bridge, Notes Great Questions
In the Church Porch. The Dyke, Chances Here and
There, Military Notes, Baseball, Yachting, Racing,
Saratoga and Newport letters, and all the news Of
the day, of which the leading topics were as fol-
lows:
Foreign.-Emperor William Of Germany has
decided to visit his grandmother, Queen victoria
in England, in November; - Richard Mans
field appeared before large and enthusiastic
audience in the Lyceum Thea5re, London, as Dr
France and Italy regarded as Of most
serious character - Disastrous floods have
occurred in Southeastern Europe - The Kew
J. W. Burgon Dean Of Chichester, Is dead. ~
An earthquake shock was felt in Scotland -
Ottawa is threatened by bush fires.
Domestic. Harrison received deiega-
lions of coal miners and railroad men. - he
Sioux chiefs resented the charge Of the Commls-
sioners at Standing Rock, that the Indians were
not allowed to act freely in the matter Of the
treaty - Senator Voorhees, opened the Demo
cratic campaign in Indiana with speech at Icrre
Haute- - The New-York Baseball Club won IT'S
third consecutive game from Boston. - Adm
Thayer committed suicide at Worcester, Mass,
while temporarily insane.
City and Suburban Two more bodies found In
the ruins of the Chrystie-st. fire another victim
died at the hospital several ldentlhcatons Mt the
Morgue; seven bodies still unidentified; the
funeral to be held to-day under the direction OF
the United Hebrew Charities. = Ihwartlne
an attempt 70 burn dwelling in East Eleventh
ST. ; O bed soaked with kerosene, cans of benzlne,
and packages Of gunpowder and cartridges louna
in the rooms where the flames were discovered.
- Flames broke out in furniture warehouse
In the Bowery; three hremen overcome Dy m e
heat ~ The Blaine Reception Committee
actively at work - The works Of the United
States Electric Illuminating Company at Twenty
ninth-st and the East River were struck by
lightning and all the lights In the streets sup
damage caused and other lights put ont by
LIGHTNING bolts - The Rev. DR.. Taubenhaus
preached his first sermon at the Temple Gates OF
Hope - The thermometer registered over 20
degrees in the shade; heavy shower cooled the
air in the evening - The winners at Monmouth
were: TeHe Doe, Minority. Badge, Surinam
Rowland, Unique and Retribution. :" A draw
game of baseball between Brooklyn and ST. Louis
= Stocks dull with some improvement IN
prices, closing strong.
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