New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-02

THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

In yesterdays issue Of THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
were letters from Paris and Berlin, rich with
personal "reminiscences and character sketches
Of the late German Emperor; from Washington
about some Congressional fishermen; and from
Fernandna about the Tailor-made Girl and the
Oyster Woman in Florida; review Of Professor
Tuttle's History Of Frederick the Great; a
Hereto at the Play, at Wallack's; Chances at
Men and Things Yachtsmen making Ready
Art News and Comments; Jacob Sharp-and the
Law; Crowley resists the Police Talk of the
Town; The Stewart viii Case; What Grace is
Up To; The Fashions; A Nasal Adventure" by
Mir. Joseph Thomson; How Tweed Escaped !
Baseball Topics; and numerous other entertain
ing and instructive features, besides all the news
of the day. of which leading topics were as fol-
lows:
Foreign-Prcsidcnt Carnot has summoned
NJ Floquet to form a Ministry; the French crisis
causes grave anxiety III German official circles.
- The Emperor Frederick again drove IN
lis Sssr piece IF Arnold has
ten an article for The Nineteenth Century
entitled Civilization in America happening
his former hosts. - Mr. Gilhooly, NJ: H. re-
fused to wear prison clothes, and was knocked
down by, the Irish police, who put the PRISON
garb on by force. Con-
ate Mr.. Eyarts reported favoraby bill APP
propriating $50 900 for the purchase OF George
Sna hSSse from hs 'f Pae S0 Railroads
Funding bill was discussed, but no action TAKEN
Domestc.-Traffc was stopped on the St. faui
Railroad near Chicago; strike was begun IN inc
yards of the Fl Wayne Railroad, and other com
panics were threatened with similar trouble
f. NJ Arthur, the chief Of thc Brotherhood OF
Engineers, left Chicago for his home in Cleye-
land-More dead bodies were recovered from the
mine near Rich Hill, Mo, where an explosion
occurred--Several members OF the Maryland Leg
islature were injured in an accident TO tram
near apolis==I.Obbyists stole bill from the
Maryland Legislature=The pioneers of the
Wasbing fon--ysle was defeated at baseball in
Philadelphia.
City and Suburban.-Jay Gould wrote an open
letter to James Gordon Bennett - The Sen
ate Committee on Commerce. visited the partly
completed Arthur Kin Bridge between New-Jer-
navigation. z==z- Warden Fatty" Walsh charged
WIN trying TO ext0rt the payment OF an excessive
pln from q criminal lawyer. - President
cleveland and Secretary Whitney attended Mr..
Dorsheimers funeral. - General Badeau made
| 9, reply TO Colonel Grant - The Association
ments Ter admission to the female colleges Of
INC country. - Maurice Barrymore began his
lnunctlon suit to restrain Sardou and Fanny
the br Of ad6gged honor
ing the memory, of Chief Justice Waite -
James Gamble thrice assaulted Henry T. Gillig,
Of the American fhchaBge in Europe, and thrashed
him In the public streets - Cornelius Van
derbiLt his wife aud family s,llcd for Europe
featsd the Jasper club, Of Maintain " College,
in the opening baseball game Of the season. -
The Bloomngdale. Asylum inquiry was con-
tnued. - Stocks lower and more active, clos
Ing feverish at slight recOveries
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