New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-25
= THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Mr. Smalley wrote in The Sunday Tribune q
third letter on the scenes in court during the
Parnell inquiry, describing Sir Charles RusselIs
methods of oroSs-examining; an occasional cor
respondent told Of an afternoons visit to the late
Hasliwe- Phi Ilipps's house at Hollingbury CopEe;
"The Bacon-ShalRespearc Question Answered" by
Mrs. G. Q. Slopes, was reviewed, as were The In
dustries of japan" by Professor j. j. Rein, and ten
minor novels and NOVELTIES; letter from Los
Angles described the stampede for the new gold
dieginES In Lower California other features were
Washington Gossip, The Church Porch, The Week
in Society, Current Chat Tbs Opera Season, A
Story About lincoln, Art, Literary, Theatrical
Yachting. Military and Baseball Notes, and all the
news Of the day. the leading topics Of which were
a. follows:
Forelgu.-A shefIh brought the news 70 Cairo
that DEmin paeha had routed an expedition Of
6 600 dervishes at Dor, killing most Of them, aud
capturing theif steamers and ammunition -
The counsel OF the Compton d'kscompte has issued
y circular about the Rfalrs OF the bank - Tx
President Cleveland and party reached Havana.
s-=- The Gladstonian candidate was elected TO
Parliament from the GoFt0n division OF Lancashire
BY an Increased majority - 4 French torpedo
lost, 80 The Canadian Government will issue
modus viyendi licenses. good until December 81,
1859. 20 ell American vessels that apply for them
Congress "A number Of nominations were sent
that Of James Tanner. OF New-York, 70 be CON-
missioner OF Pensions: among the nominations
confirmed by the Senate were those Of Whiteaw
Reid, Of New-York, 90 be Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary 70 France Frederick
d. Grant OF New York, 10 be Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotenusry 20 Austria Hungary,
and julius Goldschmidt, Of Wisconsin, 70 DO Con-
sul-General at Vienna
Domestic.-The safe OF tho Wabash Railway was
decreed by the United States Court In Chicago:
- Fine weather attracted large number OF
visitors 70 the White House - General w. =.
11lton died at Newtonvile. Mass s== Seven
physicians were sued for 81 900 damages for
causing the death OF patient at Carlisle, Penn.
Tho warm weather has seriously hurt the ice
and logging industries in Maine - The man.
ayers OF Pittsburg water company have been &c
cused of fraud by the stockhoqders - Little
spring wheat has been seeded in the West, owing
10 the dry weather.
City and Suburban-T Thomas CoStigan, Super
visor Of The City Record resigned that posi-
tion at the Mayors request hnd William G..
Mclaughlin, Editor Of "The Metropolis" was
appointed in his stead. - The final bouts for
the fencing boxing and wrestling contests for
the championships OF the Amateur Athletic Union
safe Of q German book publisher in Rivlngton-
ST was robbed OF over 5000 - VS.. Strong
elected president OF the Business Mems Repub-
hcan Association, in place Of John +, Pummer,
who insisted on his resignation being accepted
80 Barnum's circus opened. 80 Stocks dull
with generally small fluctuations closing steady.
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