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1895 March 20

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• Ammen Ram Going to Bath, Me.
• TOP PRICE FOR A PACER; Ellersley Maid Brings $2,100 at Madison Square Garden Sale. MR. HAMMOND'S STOCK IN DEMAND Better Average Gained for the Eastern Horses Than for the Consignment from the Pacific Coast.
• DINNER OF THE UNITARIAN CLUB; Daniel Greenleaf Thompson's Paper on "The Return to the Spiritual" -- Some of the Members Present.
• Gov. O'Ferrall Did Not Insult Teamoh.
• Canadian Exports and Imports.
• A CASE FOR THE ACTORS' FUND; Unless It Steps to the Front Genevieve Howard Will Have a Pauper's Grave.
• For Home Decoration.
• The Doctor Guided His Hand.
• Babylon Republican Nominees.
• In the Opera "Macbeth."
• Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
• Article 4 -- No Title
• Tax Notice to English Residents.
• THE BODY OF BANDIT SILVA RECOVERED; He Murdered His Wife Two Years Ago and Was Killed by Her Friends.
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• STEAMER DONAU BURNED AT SEA; Crew of the Abandoned Vessel Was Rescued by the Delaware.
• A New Theatre for Philadelphia.
• REVENUE MARINE'S NEW CHIEF; CHARLES F. SHOEMAKER TO SUCCEED THE LATE CAPT. SHEPARD. Thirty-five Years' Experience in the Revenue and Life-Saving Services -- Fellow-Officers Highly Pleased.
• BROOKLYN REALTY MATTERS.
• SHORT LOBSTERS DUMPED IN A RIVER; A Boston Agent Rendered Liable to a Fifteen-Thousand-Dollar Fine.
• WILL BE A FAST YACHT.; George Gould Expects the Cup Defender to Beat Vigilant Easily.
• Pardoned by the President.
• Charged with Customs Frauds.
• THE FIRE DEPARTMENT NOW; The Oyer and Terminer Grand Jury Begins to Investigate Charges Made by Mr. H.W. Gray.
• Target Practice to be Resumed.
• M'KINLEY HARD AT WORK; He Is Conducting a Spoils Campaign for the Presidency. AGENTS ALL OVER THE COUNTRY Impression in Ohio that M.A. Hanna Is in Charge of the McKinley Boom -- He Is the Major's Reputed Boss.
• IMPORTANT COURT OF APPEALS DECISIONS; Margaret Byrne Wins Her Case Against a Brooklyn Road.
• Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
• SHOT HERSELF WHEN CHLOROFORM FAILED; Suicide of Miss M.C. Norton in a Boston Hotel.
• CUBAN INSURGENTS DEFEATED.; Arms in a Fernandina Warehouse and Florida Coast Watched.
• Reichstag and Bismarck's Birthday.
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• SULTAN REIGNS IN MUSCAT.; Rebels Accept Money, Pillage Palace, Houses, and Shops, and Quit.
• KELLAM GUILTY OF FORGERY; THE GENERAL SESSIONS JURY DECLARES AGAINST THE PROMOTER. He Had Been Indicted for Having Altered Dates on Certain Notes Given by H.E. Simmons.
• PLACED IN THE HANDS OF RECEIVERS; The Walter A. Wood Harvester Company of St. Paul Is Temporarily Embarrassed by the Lack of Ready Money.
• Count d'Osten-Sacken at Berlin.
• First Catholic Chaplain in the Navy.
• Industrial Exhibition at Kyoto.
• THE SOCIAL WORLD.
• CAUGHT WITH THE MARKED BILLS; Walter H. Robinson, Superintendent of Carriers in Yonkers, Accused of Robbing Letters for Many Years.
• SENATOR LEXOW'S BLUNDERS.
• Liberal Gift for a Colorado Exposition
• Campbell-Bannerman Not a Candidate
• THE FINANCIAL MARKETS; The Upward Movement Well Under Way and the Market Buoyant. EXCELLENT BUYING BY FOREIGNERS Business Particularly Well Distributed, Railway Stocks Being in Good Demand -- Bonds Were Also Improved.
• Article 5 -- No Title
• Hocking Valley Election.
• Article 19 -- No Title
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• LI HUNG CHANG ARRIVED; Services of the United States Ministers in Arrangements. BRITAIN SENDS ANOTHER CRUISER Official Advices Confirm Reports Previously Given of Questions to be Settled by the Commission.
• A Joke on Dr. Depew.
• Found a Valuable Pin.
• Probable Murder of a Stranger.
• BINGHAMTON BANK OFFICERS ARRESTED; The Outcome of the Failure of the Chenango Valley Bank.
• JUMPED FROM THE ROOF; Henry S. Taylor, of Street Organ Fame, Kills Himself. KNOWN BY VETERANS AND ITALIANS Nearly Every Bone in His Body Broken -- Supposed to Have Become Suddenly Insane as a Result of Grip Two Years Ago.
• ORANGE'S RIDING CLUB.; Arrangements of the New Academy of the Popular Social Club.
• LAFCADIO HEARN IN JAPAN AGAIN; " OUT OF THE EAST." Reveries and Studies in New Japan. By Lafcadio Hearn. 8vo. Boston and New-York. Houghton, Mifflin & Co. $1.25.
• MR. COLLIS SUCCEEDS HIS FATHER; The Deputy Commissioner's Son on the County Committee -- District May Be Anti-Platt.
• EXPORTING WOOLEN CLOTH TO ENGLAND.
• JAPAN ASKS ONLY JUSTICE; One of Her Citizens Tells the Truth About Port Arthur. SOME DISTORTED NEWSPAPER STORIES Straining After Sensationalism Which Reflected Unjustly on a Civilized Nation. MR. CREELMAN'S DISPATCHES UNRELIABLE Evidence to Prove that Both He and Mr. Villiers Misrepresented Facts to Secure Sensational Effects.
• EL REINA REGENTE'S LOSS; Spain's Fine Cruiser Was Sunk Near the Straits of Gibraltar. NOT ONE SURVIVOR YET REPORTED Official Discrediting of the Information Which Was Brought from Bajo Aceitunos by the Alfonso XII.
• MARTINEZ CAMPOS AND PEACE.; He Will Oppose Rioting Officers and Shoot Offending Journalists.
• Must Not Make New Differentials.
• LOSSES BY FIRE.
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• Venezuela's Trouble with Belgium.
• Killed Father to Save His Mother.
• PRESIDENTIAL REAPPOINTMENTS; Men Whose Nominations Failed of Confirmation Get Their Posts After All.
• Horses for Mrs. W.K. Vanderbilt.
• PAVEY BILL ADVOCATES; Reasons Given Why the Measure Should Become a Law. VALUE OF WORKHOUSE LABOR Opinions For and Against the Advisability of Dividing the Department of Charities and Correction.
• THE CHURCH AND THE PYTHIANS; Mgr. Satolli Called on to Decide a Very Important Question.
• NONE OF THE GUESTS APPEARED; Capt. Froemehen Gave the Food He Had Prepared to the Poor.
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• HOW TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT.
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• Article 6 -- No Title
• Bridge Across the Delaware.
• Bavaria's Worship Minister Dying.
• Article 21 -- No Title
• CARSON MINT $80,000 SHORT; A Government Inspector at Work Trying to Trace the Disappearance of Bullion -- No Charges Yet Made.
• Marquis di Rudini Attacks Crispi.
• WHISTLING FOR COURAGE; Mr. Platt's Followers Discuss Plans for Raiding the Plum Tree. A TWENTY-THIRD DISTRICT SCHEME The Mayor to be Asked to Honor All "Regular" Applicants -- A System for Freezing Out Brookfield Men.
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY DECORATIONS; A Number of Artists Have Already Received Commissions.
• Lincoln's Birthday in Maine.
• " Steve" O'Donnell's Challenge.
• An Educational Test for Voters.
• THE ARHENIAN ATROCITY OF LAST YEAR; THE ARMNENLA/ CRISIS IN TURKEY. The Massacre of 1894, Its Antecedents and Significance. With a Consideration of Some of the Factors Which Enter into the Solution of This Phase of the Eastern Question. By Frederick Davis Greene. for several years a resident of ,-menla. 16me. New-York: G. P. Putnam's Sons. Cloth, $1.
• Article 16 -- No Title
• THE REINA REGENTE.
• BRITAIN AGAINST NICARAGUA.; An Amicable Settlement Expected of Demand for Reparation.
• WILL PRESIDE UNTIL MAY; Then Essex County (N.J.) Democrats Must Find a New Chairman.
• Article 7 -- No Title
• Another Trolley on Long Island.
• Article 9 -- No Title
• Garfield's Old House to Go.
• Meade's Fleet Quits La Guayra.
• For a Lost Telegram, $450.
• LITTLE EVA YET IN THE PESTHOUSE; The Health Officer Provides Some Comforts, but Refuses to Give Her Into the Care of Other Physicians.
• AGES OF THE CABINET OFFICERS; Secretary Gresham the Oldest Member of the Advisers of the President.
• IN NEW-HAMPSHIRE AND VERMONT.
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• PERSECUTION BY THE TURKS.; Gladstone Will Make a Rallying Speech for the Armenians.
• ALLIANCA TO CARRY ARMS; They Are for Colombia, and Not for Cuban Insurgents, However. SHE WILL LEAVE FOR COLON TO-DAY Capt. Crossman Denies that the British Flag Was Raised When the Shots Were Fired -- Merchants Want Protection.
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• NEWFOUNDLAND MAKES LARGE DEMANDS; She Will Ask the Dominion to Tunnel the Straits of Belle Isle.
• To Call Pages by Electricity.
• Date of Surrogate Arnold's Birth.
• ASHORE NEAR ORIENT POINT; It Was Impossible to Reach the Mary A. Hall Yesterday.
• CARPENTER'S HOME IN NYACK.; The ex-Captain Has One of the Finest Places on the Lower Hudson.
• CLOSE GAMES AT BILLIARDS.; Three Contests Played in the Amateur Tourney.
• NEGROES LEAVE FOR LIBERIA; Two Hundred Colonists Sail from Savannah to Make Their Homes in Monrovia -- Thousands at the Pier.
• THE ALBANY POLICE BILL; It Goes Through the Assembly in Spite of All Protest. A LONG DEBATE OVER THE MEASURE A Humorous but Acrimonious Discussion Aroused in the Senate Over the Goff Salary Grab Bill.
• TRIBUTES BY PROMINENT WOMEN; SERVICE IN MEMORY OF MRS. CHARLOTTE E. BROWN. Mrs. Jennie June Croly, Mrs. Ella Dietz Clymer, and Mrs. Jennie de la Lozier Among the Speakers.
• POSTMASTER WARFIELD SUSTAINED; A Long Fight with the Civil Service Commission Brought to a Close.
• FIRST PAYMENTS OF NEW INCOME TAX; Receipts of the Treasury Below Those for February Last Year.
• A QUEER REFORMER.
• GERMANY'S DIPLOMATIC CORPS.; Gen. von Werder Presents His Letters of Recall to the Czar.
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• "SANS GENE" FOR THE PLAYERS; Kathryn Kidder Gives a Professional Matinee of Sardou's Great Play.
• WAITING FOR AN OFFICIAL REPORT; Attitude of the Spanish Government in the Allianca Matter.
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• Article 22 -- No Title
• No Signs of a Break Visible.
• DISCREDITING THEIR STATE'S GOOD NAME; An Answer to the Statement of Mr. Manning and Mr. Howard.
• A Temporary Receiver Appointed.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• THE REPUBLICAN GAME IN UTICA; Scheme to Create Two Partisan Boards of Police and Fire Commissioners.
• Negro Colonists in Mexico.
• THE TELEPHONE MEN TALK; Hearing on the Rate Bill by the Senate Committee. THE PRESENT EXACTIONS DEFENDED The Fiat Rates Fixed by the Proposed Measure Declared to be Ruinous to the Companies Interested.
• Gen. Pryor to Speak in Virginia.
• Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
• ART NOTES.
• BRAZILIAN REBELS VICTORIOUS.; A Treaty with the Argentine Government to Remain Neutral.
• NEWS OF THE RAILROADS; Long Island Traction Company in the Hands of a Receiver. THE RESULT OF BAD FINANCIERING Vigorous Hostile Interests Force the Holders of Collateral Trust Notes to Ask for a Receivership -- Reorganization on Foot.
• THE STATE DEPARTMENT CONTENT; Willing to Allow Spain a Reasonable Time for Investigation.
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• CHRISTOPHER W. LARRABEE A FUGITIVE; A Nephew of Iowa's ex-Governor Short In His Accounts.
• GREAT WEST SIDE WINS; To be No Rapid Transit Viaduct Below Manhattan Valley. THE BOULEVARD NOT TO BE RUINED Commissioners May Decide Upon a Strictly Underground System Below One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street. GREAT WEST SIDE WINS
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• IN THE REAL ESTATE FIELD; Matters of Interest Reported by the Brokers. EXCHANGE OF THE HOTEL EMPIRE A Business Building on Park Row and a Newspaper Taken for It -- Sale of a Third Avenue Corner -- Auction Offering.
• MAY CRIPPLE THE STATE SCHOOLS; Gov. Allin of North Dakota, It Is Said, Will Cut the Appropriation -- Some Schools Will Have to Close.
• AN EASY RACE FOR THE AILSA; Started in the Cruising Contest to Stretch Her Sails.
• WINDOW GLASS MANUFACTURERS MEET; The Result Will Be an Advance in the Price of Their Product.
• CALLS THEM EMBEZZLERS; Capt. Richardson's Executors Denounced by Counsel for Heirs. SAYS THEY LOOTED THE ESTATE Lawyer W.T. Washburne and Mrs. Emma J. Richardson Accused of Squandering Nearly a Million.
• ELEVEN ARE INDICTED; McLaughlin and Four Captains to be Tried. THREE EX-CAPTAINS, TOO A Patrolman and Two ex-Ward Men Also Among the Accused. TO-MORROW THEY MUST PLEAD Five Indictments Against the Inspector, Whose Bail Is $20,000. THREE CHARGES AGAINST SHILL Ex-Ward Man Burns Missing -- The Accused Policemen Have Been Suspended.
• ATTENDED A MASQUERADE BALL IN LENT; Father Walsh Suspends Young Men of the Holy Name Society.
• TRACK ELEVATION BILLS; The Jersey Assembly Orders the Substitute to a Third Reading. BILL PROVIDING FOR A SHIP CANAL The Senate Reconsiders the Borough Local Option Bill Vote -- Appointments Made by the Governor.
• THE POLICE INDICTMENTS.
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• Cruiser San Francisco at Athens.
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• NEW-YORK CHARTER ELECTIONS; Village Officers Chosen and Matters of Local Interest Disposed of -- Some Spirited Contests.
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• FAVORED BY ALDERMEN; Consolidation Would Be Beneficial, Orange City Officials Say. BETTER GOVERNMENT WOULD RESULT Alderman Cuddy Thinks East Orange Should Be Excluded from Union with the Other Oranges -- Other Views.
• GALLANTLY RESCUED AT SEA; Crew of the Schooner B.H. Jones Saved by the Gypsum Prince After a Fierce Battle with the Waves.
• THE OBITUARY RECORD.
• STILL ANOTHER FAIR WILL FOUND; It Is Reported to be in the Keeping of a Woman -- Charles Fair Says He and His Father Became Reconciled.
• VOTE AGAINST FOOTBALL; Harvard's Faculty Refuse to Rescind Their Former Resolution. THE ATHLETIC COMMITTEE'S PLEA To No Avail They Said Rules of the Game Would Be Modified and Dangerous Plays Eliminated.
• The Rev. David Martyn Expelled.