New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
THE SUNDAY TRIB UNE.

Mr. Smalley wrote in The Sunday Tribune his
tenth article on London Society, treating Of con-
vcrsation, with notes about some good takers; a
dozen or moro new novels were reviewed; o cor
respondent wrote from Vienna Of the great Slav
gathering in July at Kief, and Of the propa-
gandist methods of the Pan-Slavist party in Rus
sia and southeastern Europe; Mr.. Fred II. Car
ruth contributed n sketch Of the negro hotel-wait
er who moves only when one drops quarter IN
the slot; letter from Santa Cruz described life
at this California shore resort; contributed art-
Gle gave woman's experiences during the three
days Of the Battle of Gettysburg; other features
were Washington Gossip L. C's Paris letter, The
Dixie, Beyond the Big Bridge In the Church Porch,
Public Men and Affairs, Chances Here and There,
the Fashions, Baseball Military Notes, and all tho
news of the day, the leading topics Of which were
as follows:
Foreign. Count Kalnoky and Premier Crispi
were in conference for three hours In Vienna. =
It is reported that tho Duke Of Cunberland has
reconsaercd his refusal in reference to the throne
of Bulgaria - The Cunard steamer Umbria
beat the Inman steamer City Of Ncw-York In the
much-talsed Of race to Queenstown. - Old
soldiers and sailors in London paid tribute to
General Sherdan's memory. - Sir John Rose,
the statesman and inancier. fell dead while hunt
ing in Scotland. .
Congress. House only in session. - Mr..
Payson of Illinois, introduced resolution TO re-
woke all leaves Of absence, except for illness !;
this was carried, and an order for the arrest
Of absentces issued. - Interest In the
Presidents message. and the probable action OF
Congress is unabatcd
Domestic.-Mr. Blaine spoke at Lewiston.
Maine on the Presidents fishery message -
Mr.. Thurman spoke on the tarit question question: at Ch.
Saratogs he b, thinks 1ss thS'ns thSt Hsh e %
the State canvass - The Lick House
IN San Francisco was sold to Mrs. Mark Hopkins
Searle for 81, 600, 100 - Slocum beat Taylor
at the Newport lawn tennis tournament and be-
came the champion of the United States -
Convention delegates were chosen and candidates
for Assembly nominated in many dis
trcts throughout the State. - Dr. A. q. Pad
dock of Ridgcfleld Conn, fred at target and
killed his son Harry, age eighteen, then shot and
killed himself - Grand Army Day at Chau-
tauqua several thousand veterans were addressed
by General r. A. Alger Judge, Iourgce and others
Cty and Suhurban-Ihe FaSsett Investigating
Committee closed its inquiry into the Aqueduct
scandals and Adjourned subject to the call of the
chairman Richard j. Morrison admitted chat he
had received $4,000 in payment for
"serviccsn tables submitted showing
where many thousands Of the citys money, goes
annually. - One worlSingTran was killed and
two others seriously wounded by the collapse Of
the floors of live-story building in course Of
erection uptown - Brooklyn beaten at base
ball by Kansas City by score OF | 10 o. -
The winners at Monmouth Park were Brahmin
Faverdale colt, Niagara, Firenzi, Rupert1 Sails
bury, Tudor. Pur tan - Three Brooklyn boys
drowned in Jamaica Bay. - Isaias Meyer died
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