New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-09
THE SUNDAY TRIBU NE.

Yesterdays edition Of HE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
contained Paris letter from g. w. ). about
French red-tape, La Terre" etc; Paris letter
about woman's work for woman in that city; the
end of poor Solange's story Gossip at the Capital;
The Fashions, Theatrical, Social Art and Military
topics Of the week; reviews Of Layards Early
Adventures, and volumes of poems by j. w.
Riley and Miss Quincy New York Life-Ihe Fam-
ly Dinner; Chances at Big Questions; Food for
Shoppers; Stories about People; Caught from
Many Lips; Pulpit and Pew; :" The Pozzuolana
House." interesting story: The Kaiser and
His People; sketches, poems, and great many
other features of interest. Leading news topics
were these:
FoRvIGv.-The News in London more panegyIics
on Mr.. Clevcard's frce-tradc message appeared
in English papers. - Mr.. Wilfrd Bunts SEN
tence was confirmed. and he will go to prison for
two months; he is the first Englishman to suffer
tion showed that McNell the reporter met his
death by foul play Military experts estimate
that Russia has massed in Poland $4,000 men
of the Emperor William having fainting spells
- The Crown Prince took long walk at San
Reno from which he felt no i'll effects
novr5ric.-only $50 cars of coal were
Senator voorhees, Ss crit criticised oHat Mr. d;
delphia. expressed confidence in President Cleve-
lands chances of reelection. - "A fire at
Louisa Court House, Va destroyed twenfBBa bon;
more recommended a change in the Sunday law
which is now imperative. - Mrs Clcve'and
accepted an invitation TO attend the Charity ball
in Baltimore.
CITY AM SrRrRnAv-An important gift to the
Metropolitan Museum of Art. - A Chinese
laundryman almost murdered his sleeping cred
itor. - The steamer Mosscr was boarded by
deputy marshals, who thought she was going to
put to sea, although libelled - Mayor Chaplin:
Of Brooklyn, appointed John G. Mcclure head Of
the Arrears Department and reappointed Joseph
Platt Buildings Commissioner. - DR.. Tamage
celebrated his fifty-sxth birthday - Lawyers
dsmaved by new rules about type-writtcn docu-
ments., - Gideon J. Tucker withdrew from the
Gd SG5 died at at an ad
vanced age. - Democratic " Business Men" at
q dinner by way of celebrating the anniversary Of
the battle Of NewOrlcans.
Tur w" Standardization for to-day: Colder
fair weather. Temperature yesterday: Highest.
AZ lowest, "a average, 80.
Copies may still be had at the Office or by mail.
Sixteen pages Price, cents.
FORGIyG III UDOyOHUES yAME TO AN ORDER
Thomas Mulens, who says he is hall boy. was
held in the Yorkvie Court yesterday In $500 bail
by Justice Murray for trial for attempted larceny.
On Saturday order was handed by the prisoner
to II. J. Kennedy, superintendent OF Park Tilfords
grocery at Fifty ninthst. and Fifthavc., purportng
to be signed by Joseph J. O'Donohue, Tho well known
tea merchant. The order asked for Tho delivery to
tie bearer Of bottle of port, bottle Of brandy and
two pounds of cheese, and the delivery at Mr. oDono
hues house. No 8 East Sixty nnthst. Of five bottles
Of port, five Of brandy, and ten pounds of tea AS
tho order was poorly written and Mr.. O'Donohues
name was spelled O'Donohcw Mr.. Kennedy sent for
Detectives Campbell and Martin, OF the Twenty ninth
Precinct, and turned the bearer" over to them
Soon after MessIs. AcBcr, Merrill g. Condlt sent
similar order TO Park a. Tilfords saying II had been
left with them but they supposed IL was intended for
Park d. Tilford as they had no account with Mr..
O'Donobue. Mullcns admitted delivering the order
to Park Tilford but denied that he knew anything
about tho order left at Acker, Merrill Condips. Mr.:
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