New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-06
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

MIR. Smalley wrote, in rsE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
Of yesterday, Of journalistic and personal 'opi"
In London; the regular Paris correspondent uo
scrited Lord Lytton's social triumph; the reRuia'
Constantinople correspondent told Of Buigarias
latest fight for lie against Russian tyranny
Bogota correspondent told how liberty has peen
secured by peaceful revolution in Colombia; ue
Washington correspondent pictured statesmen az
short range; Nine. Modjeska discussed dramatio
art and gave good advice 10 young actresses; the
Irving Shakes care and Mr.. Bellamy's Looking
Ia lxwardr were reviewed; the interesting lie
story of Eugene John, "Marlitt," was told; so
cial. artistic, dramatic, military and baseball DO
ings OF the week were considered; Fifth-ave
real estate, the East River Tunnel. Custom House
nepotism and other local topics claimed atten-
ton; On old friend o: Lincoln tod how the Great
tmancipator spent The trying time from election
to in ueura ion; John Strange Winter contributed
q story Of "A Golden Silence; other features
were An Old Violin Mystery. Caught as Blizzard
Howled, Notes Of Men and Affairs, Making Vac
cine Virus. From Many Points Of View. Leading
news to ics these
FOREIGN.-The news in London: Prince BIS
marck plays his strongest card for peace tlle
Car, however, is in predicament.he IN mus 81
either go TO submit to the dlctatlon Oh
the allies. - Dublin continues to do honor 10
Mr.. Morley and Lord RiDon. - - IN
circus at Dublin put her neAd ID a uOn mouOn
and was horribly lacerated - The Govern
ment of Santo Domingo has granted concessions
to American railroad contractors. - Arrange
ments being made for the return OF John u
Emo to New-York
DOME-TIC.-1hree strikers and two policemen
were wounded IN a riot at Shenandoah, feln. I.
O boy in mob of strikers at Plttsourg was
wounded by non-union cOlored workmen -
The jury failed to agree In the case OF Mrs Wilbur
against George Lathrop at Wilimantic, Conn;
- The confession of Deacons that he Killed
Mrs. Stone was repeated by several witnesses at
Rochester. - The number of liquor saloons has
been reduced in Pennsylvania. - hearing on
the DILL TO prevent menhaden fishing was gwen
by the House Committee on Fisheries - John
K DeCamp, vice-president Of the Metropolitan
National Bank, resigned - Freight rates were
further reduced in the West - The new wages
schedule caused dissatisfaction among the weaVers
IN Fall River, Mass -. s,cr.a
rrrv vi >rR pP.v.-Forged checks signed
with the name Of President Mclean, OF the Man
haitian Life Insurance Company, discovered, =
Preparations for the celebration OF the twenty
fifth anniversary Of the Union League Club. -
Rumors Of a gun trust beng formed = City
alumni OF Vassar College met. - The Seney
mansion sold for 81 90, 600. - Several new
cases OF smallpox discovered in this city and
Brooklyn - bartender in Harlem was muir
dered on Friday no clew TO his assailant FOUND
"a young drug clerk ran away with brother
drug clerks bride. - Stocks fairly active ana
freely sold for the short account at CONCESSIONS
closing steady.
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