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1879 November 18

Articles

• ROBBERY ON A RAILROAD.; PARTICULARS OF THE ATTACK ON A TRAVELING AMERICAN IN ITALY.
• THE NYMAN INQUEST.
• DISABLED SAILING VESSELS.
• THE TROUBLE IN MR. GRIFFITHS'S CHURCH.
• A THOUSAND DOLLARS SPENT TO GET TEN.
• NORTHERN SPEAKERS IN SOUTHERN STATES.
• THE NEW-YORK DEMOCRATIC SPLIT.
• LETTER FROM SECRETARY SHERMAN.; HE DECLINES TO TAKE PART IN THE LOUISIANA STATE CAMPAIGN.
• THE INTENDED FRAUDS IN MAINE.; GATHERING OF REPUBLICANS IN AUGUSTA THE GOVERNOR'S ASSURANCE TO A COMMITTEE.
• LATEST NEWS FROM MEXICO.
• SEEKING TO OUST KELLOGG.; THE SENATE SUB-COMMITTEE'S SEARCH FOR A PRETEXT.
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• REFUSING TO PRODUCE TELEGRAMS.
• THE ROME AND CLINTON ROAD.
• A MAD WOLF.; A RABID WILD BEAST SPREADS CONSTERNATION IN A RUSSIAN VILLAGE.
• STILL COUNTING THE CITY VOTE.; THE XVIth DISTRICT REACHED THE STRAHAN-BROWNING CONTEST.
• PERSONATING A TAX COLLECTOR.
• THE PRESIDENT'S VISIT.; A BRIEF STAY IN THE CITY HIS RETURN TO WASHINGTON LAST EVENING.
• QUEER GERMAN NAMES.
• THE GLUT OF SILVER IN FRANCE.
• SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION CASES.
• ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.
• HAULING A STEAMER OUT OF WATER.; ONE OF THE STONINGTON BOATS ON A MARINE RAILWAY.
• ST. LOUIS GAS CASE.
• SOUTH AMERICAN MAIL SERVICE.; POSTMASTER-GENERAL KEY IN FAVOR OF SUBSIDING AMERICAN STEAM-SHIP LINES.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• STEAMERS ARRIVED OUT.
• RAID ON A GAMBLING-HOUSE.
• OPENING THE GREAT FAIR.; THE SEVENTH'S NEW ARMORY CROWDED. PRESIDENT HAYES ESCORTED FROM THE FIFTH-AVENUE HOTEL TO THE BUILDING BY THE REGIMENT THE APPEARANCE OF THE PLACE WHEN THE FAIR WAS OPENED ADDRESSES BY MAYOR COOPER AND MR. G.W. CURTIS WHAT THE PRESIDENT SAID.
• HOW THE CZAR NICHOLAS SUPRESSED A PLAY.
• THE 'LONGSHOREMEN.; A STRIKE YESTERDAY MORNING WITH PROSPECTS OF SOUTH SUCCESS.
• GLOVE IMPORTERS IN TROUBLE.
• SUSPENDED SAVINGS BANKS.
• PRINCE NAPOLEON'S CHANGE OF TACTICS.; HE SETS UP THE HOUSEHOLD OF A PRETENDER AND LAYS HIS PLANS.
• AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING.
• A RESORT TO MOB LAW.
• RECORD OF AMUSEMENTS.; MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC. THE BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC. OPERA AT THE ACADEMY. HAVERLY'S THEATRE. STANDARD THEATRE.
• COURTNEY'S CONTRARY MOOD.
• THE LOW WATER IN THE OHIO.
• REMOVING ILLEGAL FISH-TRAPS.
• MEMPHIS COTTON RECEIPTS.
• THE FARRAGUT PRIZE MONEY.
• REMARKS OF MR. CURTIS.
• Article 2 -- No Title
• DEATH OF MRS. EMILY J. BUSBEY.
• THE TRADE-MARK LAWS INVALID.; THE SUPREME COURT DECIDES THAT THEY ARE UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
• COURT OF APPEALS.
• COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
• VENETIAN OUTRAGES.
• ENGLAND AND TURKEY.; A HASTILY SUMMONED CABINET COUNCIL THE ORDERS TO THE BRITISH FLEET COUNTERMANDED.
• THE NEW OCEAN CABLE IN PLACE.; THE FINAL SPLICE MADE A CONGRATULATORY DISPATCH TO FRANCE.
• THE RECORD OF ACCIDENTS.
• COLORED PEOPLE'S EXPOSITION.
• TYPHOID FEVER IN MONTREAL.
• Article 1 -- No Title
• THE FAIR OPENED.
• MISCELLANEOUS CITY NEWS; BUSINESS EMBARRASSMENTS. THE FAILURE OF STETTAUER BROTHERS & CO. CIRCULAR TO THE CREDITORS.
• ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
• THE TELEGRAPH WAR.; CUTTING THE NEW COMPANY'S POLE AND WIRES IN NEW-JERSEY.
• THE TAX ON BREAD.; ONE OF THE CURIOSITIES OF THE TARIFF LAWS POINTS FOR THE FREE TRADERS' CASE.
• Article 3 -- No Title
• THE NEW CUBAN INSURRECTION.; REPRESSIVE MEASURES ADOPTED AT REMEDIOS SURRENDER OF INSURGENT CHIEFS.
• WRESTLERS CONTESTING.
• HARVARD'S SENIOR CLASS.
• THE WORK OF THE CRIMINALS.; MURDERED BY HER SON. TESTIMONY DISPROVING JACKSON'S STORY OF HIS MOTHER'S DEATH.
• FALL OF BOULDERS AND EARTH.
• VIEWS FROM THE ROSTRUM; MR. PROCTOR ON THE AGE OF THE WORLD. "THE VASTNESS OF TIME" AND THE LITTLE ETERNITY IT HAS TAKEN TO COOL THE OUTER CRUST.
• NOTES FROM WASHINGTON.
• A SUIT FOR $16,800.; SAID TO HAVE BEEN LEFT TN THE POCKET OF A PLEDGED COAT.
• ITALIAN SLAVES.; A BOY HIRED FROM HIS MOTHER FOR TWENTY DUCATS A YEAR.
• JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE.
• PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
• Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
• Article 4 -- No Title
• CURRENT FOREIGN TOPICS.
• AN INVESTIGATION BEGUN; MR. DUDLEY AND THE GRAND JURY. LOOKING INTO THE CHARGES OF VIOLATING THE LAW PREFERRED AGAINST THE SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS.
• AN ABSCONDING THEATRE MANAGER.
• OTHER PHASES OF CRIME.; CRIMES REPORTED YESTERDAY PROCEEDINGS IN CRIMINAL CASES.
• THE PROVIDENCE OF MAYORALTY.
• PROF. FISKE'S THIRD LECTURE.; OUTLINE OF THE STRUGGLE BETWEEN FRANCE AND ENGLAND IN NORTH AMERICA.
• GIFTS TO AMHERST COLLEGE.
• A LOTTERY MAN'S LETTERS.
• NEW-YORK.
• THE "BEARS" BADLY GORED.
• WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.
• Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
• Article 5 -- No Title
• PRECAUTIOUS AGAINST YELLOW FEVER.
• ONE OF NAPOLEON'S OLD SOLDIERS.; END OF AN ADVENTUROUS LIFE OF NEARLY 100 YEARS' DURATION.
• STRIKE AMONG BOSTON TAILORS.
• VIRGINIA READJUSTERS HAPPY.
• MR. POTTER AT DELMONICO'S; THE BANQUET TO A BRITISH FRIEND OF AMERICA. A NOTABLE GATHERING AND AN EXCELLENT DINNER THE PRINCIPAL GUESTS THE ADDRESSES OF SECRETARY EVARTS, MR. POTTER, JUDGE NOAH DAVIS, JOHN JAY AND OTHERS.
• ELIZA PINKSTON ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
• THE CAPTURE OF THE HUASCAR.
• A COMPROMISE WITH STRIKERS.
• A FORGER ARRESTED.
• BROOKLYN.
• GLEANINGS FROM THE MAILS; CHANGING SOUTHERN SENTIMENT. A SUGGESTIVE ARTICLE FROM ONE OF THE MOST STALWART DEMOCRATIC PAPERS OF THE SOUTH.
• Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
• Article 6 -- No Title
• IS PROF. WISE STILL ALIVE?
• THE CHAMPION DISASTER.
• THE UTE INVESTIGATION; PROSPECT OF A PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT DISAPPEARING.THE INDIANS PROVING THEMSELVES UNBLUSHING LIARS THE WAR PARTY IN THE ASCENDENCY THE FINAL DISPOSITION OF THE MATTER PROBABLY WITH THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
• MR. EVARTS'S ADDRESS.
• A MISTAKE IN A NAME.
• A MISSOURI JOURNALIST DEAD.
• A BEAR'S FIGHT FOR LIFE.; PERILOUS ADVENTURE IN THE POCONO MOUNTAINS.A LUMBERMAN'S CHASE AFTER A BEAR STRUGGLING FOR LIFE WITH THE INFURIATED BEAST THE HUNTER UNCONSCIOUS WHEN THE BEAR DIED.
• THIEVES SENT TO PRISON
• STATEN ISLAND.
• HOW IT STRIKES OUR RURAL VISITORS.
• MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; NEW-YORK. CLEARED. ARRIVED. SAILED. MISCELLANEOUS. SPOKEN. BY CABLE.
• Editorial Article 4 -- No Title
• THE STATUE OF THOMAS; TO-MORROW'S CELEBRATION IN WASHINGTON. A GRAND DEMONSTRATION EXPECTED--WHAT THE PROCESSION WILL BE LIKE--THE CITY PROFUSELY DECORATED--A DESCRIPTION OF THE STATUE--THE PROGRAMME OF THE UNVEILING CEREMONIES.
• Article 7 -- No Title
• CANADIAN HOMES FOR ENGLISHMEN.
• THE LIFE-SAVING PATROL.
• INCREASED ESTIMATES FOR 1881.; SECRETARY SHERMAN'S COMPUTATION OF THE NEEDS OF THE GOVERNMENT.
• MR. POTTER'S RESPONSE.
• A SOLDIER'S NARROW ESCAPE.
• NEAR END OF THE CANAL SEASON.
• A BOLD ATTEMPT TO CHEAT.; DEMOCRATIC SUPERVISORS TRYING TO COUNT OUT A REPUBLICAN STATE SENATOR.
• THE MANHATTAN'S NEW OFFICERS.
• NEW-JERSEY.
• TWO VETERAN OHIO OFFICERS.
• Editorial Article 5 -- No Title
• SENATOR CHANDLER'S SUCCESSOR.
• POLITICAL NOTES.
• A DARING HIGHWAYMAN.
• THE XVIIth DISTRICT.; A SEARCH AFTER FRAUD AT THE RECENT PRIMARY ELECTION.
• GEN. GRANT'S HOLIDAYS.
• OTHER ADDRESSES.
• RAILWAY BALANCE-SHEETS; BALTIMORE AND OHIO'S ANNUAL STATEMENT. THE OLD BOARD OF DIRECTORS RE-ELECTED AT THE ANNUAL MEETING THE RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS DECREASING THE DEBTS CONDITION OF THE TRAFFIC.
• THE STATE EXECUTIONER OF GERMANY.
• THE NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND.