New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07
TIE SUNDAY TRIBU NE.

In its edition Of yesterday The SUNDAY IRIb-
UNE contained London letter from G. w. D.
about the late Matthew Arnold, giving some In
teresting extracts from his correspondence relating
10 his American visits; q Paris letter from H. y.
about General Boulangers sensational progress
to the Chamber of Deputies; Washington letter
about the Presidents tupelo bread-tray, and other
popular topics; Dublin letter about the woes Oh
Irish farmers reviews Of John Bigclow's France
and the Confederate Navy" and Edgar Henry
"s0' sketches Of some noted Methodists at the
General Conference; Art News and Comments;
articles on Sharpshooting, Canoeing, Baseball
Racing, and Outdoor Games for Women; Hints on
Public Matters Talk with John Gilbert; Talk
Of the Town on Timely Topics; Military Affairs !;
Dealing in Wild Animals; story OF The JOINS
town Stage; Changes in Church Choirs; New
Homes for Two Clubs; Me Week IN Society; ana
numerous sketches, tales, poems, ETC., in addition
to all the news of the day. Of which leading
topics as follows:
Foreign Anxiety about the condition Of things
in Eastern Europe has suddenly sprung up ID
London. - The Boulangist excitement in France
has cooled for the present. - ILe EMPEROR
fever is slight but ic IS so weak that nc csin no
walk, and can scarcely stand. - Inc hoyai
Academy Exhibition In London Is, by genera
consent the best OF recent years, - ar. oIau
stone denies that he has been discussing, pro-
IL III
in a race for the scuning championship Oh INC
world at Sydney, n. S. w, yesterday, Kemp De
fcated Hanlan; the latter fouled the 10 :mer twice
- The Sultan on certain condltlSons VII stS
NIT to arbitration the dispute with the United
States. - The Newfoundhnd Legislature mas
ordered to third reading the bill rati1yins the
Fishery Treaty. l.,
the House; a. sharp tilt took place oet"een
Messrs Bryce. Brumm and Woodburn.
Observation-Disclosures Jones, Of the Republican
National Committee, denied the latest inventions
regarding Mr.. Blaino's Intentions. =" Many
Democratic and Republican State and National
delegates were elected. - The Treasury Depart
ment has discovered the theft OF St1 900 from the
American Exchange National Bank OF New YORK
City - DR.. Everett Wagner a kentucky ply
sician in his will beQueathed his body piecemeaI to
relatives 1t was announced that Disnop Ito
land would be made an Archbishop with 1urisdlc
feated Princeton at Baseball, 10 to 4; New York
defeated indianapolis, IL to - Paul hanvar
was produced in Washington in aid OF the Paris
statue Of Washington
spent the entire day in discussing the admission
OF tho women delegates; vote may DC reached
tomorrow. - Judge Barrett granted the in:
junction on behalf of the Missouri, Kansas and
Company from parting with collateral stock OF
the Missouri Pacific - The doors Of the New
York Clubs new home were thrown open for the
first time. - The Brooklyn baseball team de
- Austin Corbin sailed for Europe; IL Is not
known what relation the trip bears to the Read
ing reorganization scheme. - Testimony was
taken in Miss Fanny Davenports suit for divorce
obtained for the Kerr trial THE Rev: DR.. r
S. Storrs was appointed Park Commissioner In
Brooklyn - Stocks generally dull, Irregular
and closing steady with small changes.
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