New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-31
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The Tribune yesterday contained sixteen pages
of news miscellany and advertisements. Mr..
Smallcy's cable letter gave an outline of the
political and literary news of Europe: a letter
from Vienna told how disease and death are
besieging the Royal families; one from Japan
gave an account of the reception there OF the
news of the Saclxville episode: and one from The
Tribune's regular correspondent at Paris con-
tanned the story of the Duchess of GallleTas life.
Other interesting features were Beyond tie
Big Bridge; Chances at the Theatres In the Church
Porch; The Inflated Mohawk Art News and Com
ments: The Mines Abroad; On Coon Hunt:
Capturing the Bridegroom; short story en-
titled Such Little Thing Musical Comment;
Hewitts Closing Term; Gossip DIT the Capital
There were reviews of the second volume of
G. F. RichardSons American Literature and
of NJ. L. Caro's monograph on George Sand
Literary Notes; The Man from Colorado; Paint
ings at the Museum The Week in Society, and
all the news of the day, of which the principal
fea tures were as follows
Foreign.-Admiral Luce gave President Legi-
time four hours to deliver up the seized steamer
Hayten Republic. - Mr. GLADSTONE seVehly-
ninth birthday was celebrated at lIawarden. -
REPORTS about Prince Bsmarc<s Aealth are con-
dicting - Emperor Williams tours, Will be re-
sumed in February - The African Slavery Con.
vention may meet in Paris - The mutiated
body OF a boy was IOunu III DfauioIu. i,t
An arrest was made - Mr.. Brights health con-
tinues to improve. - Alexander Allan, proii,-
nent manufacturer of Montreal was charged with
forgery. lie is missing.
Domestic-There was agitation among the
Methodist ministers Of OHIO and Indiana over 'he
expected Inauguration Ball in Washington -
Legislators gathered slowly in Albany 1t was
reported that Governor Hill would appoint
Theophi1us c. Callicot Superintendent OF the
Insurance Departmpnt 60 Five vessels OF the
illegal oyster dredgers were seized in Chesapeake
BaY - The annual meeting Of the American
Economic Association was brought to close at
Philadelphia.
City and Suburban.-The American schooner
Jennie Hall was fned $4,000 by the Spanish
authorities in Porto Rico; the correspondence OF
the State 'rartment - DistlIc-A'torhey
Fellows consulted Inspector Byrncs and Mayor
levitt in regard 10 the coming " boodle uiaiS
the letter sent to Governor Hill calling for the
Special Term was found and made paDlc -
DR. A. T. Macdonalds illness grossly exaggerated;
no truth in the rumor that he il suffering from
insanity 80 Preparations for opening the new
clubhouse of The Players, Edwin Booths giS
to the actors of America 80 An anIma'eu
session of the Excise Revision Commission; chnrgeS
Of bad faith Indignantly rcpelled - Inc rrlnh
Maurtz from Port au-P Prince, brought assurances
TO the IIaytian Consulate of legitijnes supremacy
and of returning quiet on the island. -. Cor
neIus Vanderbilt sent letter 70 Mayor Hewitt,
saying that new and improved tracks would be
laid on the Fourth-ave. strcet-ear line. -
The Park Board held meeting To discuss their
powers in the case Of the new parks. - Stocks
dull and steady.
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