New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-12
TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

The London letter from G.. w. S. in yesterday s
SUNDAY EIRUNE about Mr. Spnrgcon Mr..
Labouchere, Mr.. Jeune, Q c., and Mrs. Bernard
Deere; f. C's Paris letter about the domestic
and state troubles that bcsct the Queen Regent
OF Spain- the, Washington letter was on personal
and social topics; Valdes's MaXimina" and Be
SAINTS /" Herr Paulus" werc reviewed: Some
Leaders of the New-YorS Bar were sketched !;
other features of interest were Art News and Com
mcnts, After the Baseball Conference. Rectimin Z
Ex-Convicts, The Lesson Of the Squire Flynn
Case, Spring Chichcns-ITow they IIatched
and lowered. Cloth Gowns, New-York Lfe-Our
Suburban Neighhors IN Lent, Home for Con-
sumptives. Military Work and Play, poems,
sketches etc Leading news topics were these ::
Forelen .-Frederck III, the new German I'm.
perOr, started from San Reno for Berlin he held
an affecting interview wI'n King Humbert at
the railway station preDIrgtOns IN Berlin for the
funeral OF the dead Emperor, William J. - he
Enterprise arrived q iaRsesG Ran the
American pro eye. - Twenty-elRht lives be-
lIeved to have heeu lost by the suKng Of the Brit
ism steamship City of CoTintl. by collision. -
The Monrolians drowne1 BY the Yellow River
foundations placed at 100, 900. = Thousands OF
lives were lost by the earthquakes on December 10
i'll the Province OF Yunnan, China. - posse OF
Americans IN pnrsuIt of tram ro6ber, were caught
bv Mexlcans and imprisoned at Jsnos. III the state
OF Chihuahua. 60 The Danish Government has
forbidden the lmDOrtation OF pork products from
America - Sullivan and Mitchell fought near
Chantilly. France the battle was declared draw
COngresS-Ihe House only wasin session. -
few unImp0rtanJ bills were passed. - In
committee: Henry y. Havemever testified before
the Committee on Manufactures regarding the
sugar rusJ.
Domeslic.-The enginemen on the Eastern roads
entering Chicago decided not TO insist on boycott
ting the Burlington; strike Threatened by en-
gIneers. fremen, swItchmen and brakemen IN
Kansas City and Topeka; the ,ratlic of the Bur
lngtOu road considerably increased; the Iowa
! Rai,rOad Commissioners condemned the new en-
sf.snf hA harl IN
break up the Hudson River. - Cardina al
Gibbons visited the CRY of Maiden, Mass. ~
| Tie Louisiana sugar producers opposed the Mills
| bill. - Manufactures at New Bedford refused
TO recoga ze the Knights of Labor
City and suburban. Secretary Sheehan. of the
1 Aqneduct Commission. testified that the Commas
sion under Mayor Grace awarded $4,000. 900 IN
contracts, against 5000 900 by the present Board
- he Senate Committee on Taxation began
It's investigation into the charges brought against
| the Bloomingdae Asylum by the Morning side Park
| Association - Arrangements were pleted Tor
tive Engineers and I'iremen at Tampany Hall
| - bronze tablet was unveiled in tho
] Carnegie Laboratory 10 the memory OF Dr. Austin
| Flint. - Barnun's parable was somewhat I'M
peded by a tire in Broadway. - Mayor Hewitt
aud Corporation Counsel Beekman drew ND n bill
| TO be presented al Albany embodyng their plans
| for rapid transit. - A new suburban railroad
| from One -hnudred-and- fifty ffth-st. and Eighth
| ave. to YOnkcrs was opened. - Joseph Pulitzer
has purchased French's Hote for $500 900 and In-
! tends To erect large building for The ForM
- Charges against the Chicago Gas Trust In a
| suit brought by tho Schub rt estate of this city
- Representatives OF German societies made
| arrangements for q meeting IN Steinway Hall on
March 81 IN honor of Emperor Williams memory.
- stocks dull and generally strong from OPEN
| ing to close.
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