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- CORONER HOEBER'S SECRETARY OUT; Mr. Oppenheimer and His Chief Disagree -- Letter of Resignation and a Bill Recalling Election Expenses.
- Montreal to Hold a World's Fair.
- From Dover to Calais.
- No Chance of Receivers.
- IMPORTANT ORDNANCE TESTS TO BE MADE; The Hurst Gun and Two Kinds of Shells Scheduled for Trial.
- Yale Men Regret Harvard's Action.
- IN THE REAL ESTATE FIELD; FEW SALES REPORTED BY THE BROKERS YESTERDAY. East Side Property at Auction -- Reminder of the Parkhurst Crusade -- To-day's Offerings.
- POLICE BILLS WILL PASS; A Republican Senatorial Caucus Decides the Question. THEY WILL BE MADE A PARTY MEASURE A Decision that the Bills, Without Amendment, Shall Be Carried Through the Senate at the Session To-day.
- Probably Killed by Her Sweetheart.
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- TWENTY INDICTED FOR MURDER; Charged by the New-Orleans Grand Jury With the Killing of Negroes in the Levee Troubles.
- TOO MUCH INSPECTION.
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- AMERICANS IN JAMAICA; Well-Known New-Yorkers Enjoy the Climate of Kingston. MR. GILBERT'S BIG FERN COLLECTION Very Little News of the Insurrection in Cuba Allowed to Reach the British Colony of Jamaica.
- France Annoyed and Alarmed.
- PENSIONS WILL DECREASE IN THREE YEARS; Until Then Appropriations Must Remain at About Present Figures.
- BURLEIGH NO LONGER IN CONTROL; Isaac V. Baker the Republican Leader of Washington County.
- WHISTLER'S GENTLE ART FINED.; Lady Eden's Head Must Be Restored and Sir William Gets Damages.
- Bayonne Infantry Elects Officers.
- NEW SQUABBLE IN SIGHT; The County Committee's Meeting Tonight Promises to be Lively. ANTI-PLATT MEN AT DISADVANTAGE An Appointment Forces the Recipient from the Organization -- May Make an Attempt to Change the Constitution.
- IS NOT AFTER MR. GRACE; Tammany Was Reported as Seeking Him for Its Leader. BAIT FOR UP-STATE REPUBLICANS Might Gain Favor for Mr. Platt as Against Mayor Strong -- No Overtures, However, frown Tammany to Mr. Grace.
- ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO.'S SUIT; Fraud Alleged in the Assignment of Matthew Hardenbergh & Co.
- TAX DIFFICULT TO COLLECT; WHAT THOMAS HARLAND SAYS OF THE INCOME MEASURE. Provisions Respecting Duties of Deputy Collectors, He Thinks, in the Way of Raising the Fund.
- DEATH OF RALPH WILKES.; Had a Record of 2:06 3-4 and Was Second Only to Directum.
- BARNARD KEEPS THE CUP.; Interscholastic Athletic Association Decides the Thompson Protest.
- COST $250,000, SOLD FOR $17,500; The Sumptuously-Furnished Stables of the Late D. Edgar Crouse Bought by Charles M. Warner.
- AMONG THE WHEELMEN.
- NEXT COURSE IN THE NAVAL WAR COLLEGE; Secretary Herbert to Decide upon the Problem to be Solved.
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- THE CASE OF MR. MURUAGA.
- Shot by a Buffalo Highwayman.
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- Saved the Use of a Rifle, Anyway.
- A Surprise to His Friends.
- "DIE WALKURE" AT THE OPERA; One of the Best Performances of the Work Ever Given at the Metropolitan.
- THE JERSEY BRIDGE BILL; Charge of Improper Lobbying Made in the Assembly at Trenton. EFFORT TO WITHDRAW THE MEASURE Finally Referred to the Committee on Railroads and Canals -- A Number of Important Bills Passed.
- New-Jersey Methodist Conference.
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- TWO LIVES WERE LOST; A Tenement House Without Fire Escapes Burned. MANY OF THE INMATES IN DANGER John Kurtz Burned in Saving His Family -- Anthony Ketchum's Fatal Jump -- The Law on Fire Escapes.
- Burglars in a Flat.
- A New Revolving Stage.
- CAPT. SHOEMAKER IN HIS NEW PLACE; The New Head of the Revenue Marine Service Already at Work.
- Accident to a Southern Train.
- CLOSE INDOOR TENNIS.; Cragin and Taylor Played a Clever Game in Seventh Regiment Armory.
- BROOKLYN REALTY MATTERS.
- NEEDED $100,000 IN GOLD; A City Bank Called on the Sub-Treasury for That Amount -- High Mark for Bonds.
- A NEW MISSION HOUSE FOR TRINITY; Property Acquired for an Enlarged Edifice in Fulton Street.
- Familiar with the Constitution.
- MAYOR STRONG'S RESPONSIBILITY.
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- PLANNING FOR THE CITY CENSUS; The Reason Police Commissioners Were Summoned to Mayor Strong's Office Yesterday -- To be Begun Soon.
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- Failure of a Small Nebraska Bank.
- Says She Has No Fair Will.
- DEATH TRAPS WERE BEING PUT UP; Building Inspector Kennedy Summarily Suspended as a Result of Commissioner Bush's Inspection of the Minto Flats.
- THE OLD AND NEW PREMIERS.; Gladstone Returns This Week and Rosebery Is Advised to Travel.
- ITS AIM A LIBERAL SUNDAY; An Organization Started by the Cooper Union Committee -- Liquor Dealers in the Background.
- A Winter Fatal to Old People.
- TWO RAILWAY COMMISSIONERS RESIGN; Result of the Penitentiary Investigation in Tennessee.
- NEWS OF THE RAILROADS; Close of the Convention of General Passenger and Ticket Agents. AN ADDBESS BY GEORGE H. DANIELS " A Wheel in the Middle of a Wheel" -- Mr. Daniels Draws Deductions from Ezekiel's Vision -- Excursion on the Elevated Roads.
- NEW RACING RULES ADOPTED.; The Stewards of The Jockey Club Met Yesterday Afternoon.
- A Boy Committed for Murder.
- The Ultimatum of Texas.
- THE V.D.O.P. BICYCLE CLUB.; To Take Its Headquarters in the Lenox Lyceum To-night.
- HAD A BASKET FULL OF PAPERS; Testimony Against the Cashier and President of a Binghampton Savings Bank on Trial for Burglary.
- ANOTHER BIG SNOWSTORM.; Parts of the Central West Buried Under Heavy Drifts.
- THE HAWAIIAN MINISTER.
- Jersey City's Democratic Primaries.
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- CITY AND VICINITY.
- ARGUED FOR THE RETURN OF STOCK; Hearing in Suit Against the North American Phonograph Company.
- TRIBULATIONS OF SPAIN; Another Disaster at Sea, Official Duplicity, and Colonial War. STEAMER CARPIO'S CREW PERISHED Persistent Assertions that the Reina Regente is Not Known to be Lost -- A Liberal Ministry Expected.
- Mrs. Tree Severely Injured.
- SENOR MURUAGA MUST GO; The State Department to Ask Spain to Recall Him. HIS LANGUAGE HAS BEEN OFFENSIVE The Request for His Retirement Will Be Made at Once -- Some of His Discourteous Remarks. A FRESH OUTRAGE BY SPAIN IS REPORTED The Schooner Golden Hind Said to Have Been Sunk by a War Ship Off the Cuban Coast.
- SUIT AGAINST THE CRATHIE.; Counter-Claim Against the Owners of the Elbe in Rotterdam.
- MINISTER RANSOM SAYS FAREWELL; He Calls upon Friends and Recent Colleagues in Washington -- Intends to Start for Mexico Friday.
- La Touraine Pilgrims in Stamboul.
- Not the Right Kind of a Horse.
- Latest Arrivals.
- Sir Charles Rivers Wilson's Views.
- RECORD HORSES WANTED; Trotters and Pacers with Fast Marks in Demand at Kellogg Sale. RICHARD CROKER BUYS BILLY A Grave $1,275 for the Pacing Bred Trotter -- Roscoe Fetches $975 -- Ready Market for C.H. Kerner's Fine Stock.
- Invited to Row at Nyack.
- Mr. Roosevelt Is Annoyed.
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- MR. McKINLEY.
- Suicide of an Alderman.
- Rang a Bell to Disperse Thieves.
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- EPISCOPAL MINISTERS PROTEST; Do Not Approve the Views of Dr. Rainsford on Sunday Opening -- Protest to the Legislature.
- A REMINISCENCE OF LOPEZ'S TIME; American Citizens Brutally Treated in Cuba -- No Reparation.
- DEATH OF PRINCE OF LIPPE.; His Heir Will Be Under Regency of the Kaiser's Brother-in-Law.
- A BREAK AGAINST HIGGINS; But Delaware Has Not Yet Elected a United States Senator.
- GOV. O'FERRALL FEELS AGGRIEVED; Says, Too, that Members of the Bay State Committee Expressed Regret that One of the Number Was Colored.
- Death of a Beautiful Briton.
- WANT NO INTERFERENCE FROM THE NORTH; New-Orleans Citizens Condemn Mr. Manning's New-York Manifesto.
- MADE LAWS BY THE GOVERNOR; Some of the More Important Measures Placed on the Statute Books.
- THE ROBINSON JURY OUT; No Evidence Offered in Behalf of the Defendants. DRAMATIC SCENES IN THE COURT Sadie Robinson Loses Her Self-Control, Slaps Her Husband, and Attempts to Assault the District Attorney.
- UNIVERSITY CLUB'S PROSPERITY; Harmony at Its Annual Meeting -- Election of Council and Admission Committee Members -- Finances Excellent.
- BOORAEM AND HORRY LEAD.; Progress of Atalanta Wheelmen's Two-Men Team Bowling.
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- OPPOSED IN WEST ORANGE; Few in the Township Committee See Any Good in Consolidation. THE NEWARK PLAN LITTLE FAVORED No Change of Any Kind Seems to be the Prevailing Sentiment -- Opinions of Other Orange Aldermen.
- High Praise for William Watson.
- Library Bill Passed in Assembly.
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- A WEIRD ART EXHIBIT; " Masterpieces of the Latest and Greatest Impressionists." IT'S FOR CHARITY AND THERE'S TEA Gems That "Delight the Eye, Illuminate the Mind, and Prove that All the World Is Color Blind" -- The Patronesses.
- FRESH OUTRAGE REPORTED.; Schooner Golden Hind Said to Have Been Sunk by a War Ship.
- DYNAMITE CARGO EXPLOSION.; Twenty-five Persons Killed and Many Buildings Shattered.
- Shot by a Jealous Husband.
- HE IS NOT PERSONA GRATA; No Doubt Hawaii Has Been Asked to Recall Mr. Thurston. THE REQUEST WAS SENT FEB. 21 Conduct Unbecoming a Diplomat Is Charged Against the Minister -- He Has "Talked Too Much."
- Italy's Imports and Exports.
- SIX DAYS OF HICCOUGHING; Mr. Strauss's Ailment Due to the Cutting of a Corn. HE IS IN A PRECARIOUS CONDITION Old-fashioned Remedies Tried in Vain and a Doctor Summoned -- A Deluge of Cures and Suggestions Sent to the Sufferer.
- CONTOUR OF PLATT'S HEAD; A Phrenological Examination by Dr. E.C. Beall. BENEVOLENCE LARGE---JUSTICE LESS The ex-Senator's Passion is to Excel -- Vigilant as the Stars -- Can Say Disagreeable Things Delightfully.
- A Gilded Eagle on the Post Office.
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- Baltimore and Ohio Earnings.
- MUSIC RIDE FOR CHILDREN.; Mr. Durland's Happy Way of Celebrating a Birthday.
- "HONORABLE" HE SAYS; Donellan's Reason for Taking the "Mind-Reader's" Case. HAS RECEIVED $100 FOR EXPENSES Papers Served on Miss Applegate -- She Never Intended to Marry the Freak -- Her Father Scared Him into Flight.
- PRESS CYCLING CLUB ORGANIZED; Officers Elected and Committee Appointed to Frame a Constitution.
- DIAMOND CUTTING ON A LARGE SCALE; Judels & Wouter May Not Be Able to Get Enough Lapidaries.
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- THEIR DEFENSE A SECRET; Indicted Police Officials Well Provided with Counsel. WILLIAMS MAY NOT ESCAPE More Indictments Expected -- Supt. Byrnes Doing His Best with a Depleted Force -- Fire Department Inquiry.
- WHEAT PRODUCTION INCREASING RAPIDLY; But the Consumption Is More than Keeping Pace in This Country.
- Long Island Company Cuts Salaries.
- May Change Objectionable Rules.
- BOTH WERE FATALLY BURNED; Two Women Set Fire to Their Clothing During a Quarrel -- One Dead -- The Other in a Hospital.
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- FRYE WANTS A WAR WITH SPAIN; He Thinks It Might Lead to the Acquisition of the Island of Cuba.
- MEXICAN BOUNDARY DISPUTE.; Guatemala's Minister Denies Statements Made and Expects Peace.
- GEN. ADAM BADEAU DEAD; Death Quickly Followed After a Stroke of Apoplexy. HIS LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES The Aid of Gen. Grant During the War, He Became His Companion and Biographer -- Career as a Diplomat.
- THE CATACAZY CASE.; Details of the Precedent Cited Against Mr. Thurston.
- A REED BOOM ON EXHIBITION; The ex-Speaker's Friends in Washington, However, Are Beginning to be Afraid of Gov. Morton.
- Important Trolley Grant.
- CONTEST OF THE GRUNHUT WILL; Testimony as to the Mental Condition of the Man Who Disappeared from the Bothnia -- An Alleged Posthumous Child.
- WANT FOOTBALL TO GO.; That's the Position of Members of Harvard's Athletic Committee.
- Received in Colonial Costumes.
- Brooklyn Bicycle Club Pool Players.
- Proofs of Progress in Egypt.
- Robert Gilbert Hurt While Hunting.
- MARCH RAILWAY EARNINGS.
- MRS. JOHNSON WAS RECKLESS WITH MONEY; For That Reason the Court Will Appoint a Conservator.
- TELEGRAHIC BREVITIES.
- THE MARSHALL MEMORIAL WINDOW; Unveiled by Miss Alice M. Decker in the Church of the Heavenly Rest -- Christ Blessing Little Children.
- NICARAGUA AND VENENZUELA.; Cabinet Conference on Application of American Principles.
- CANADIAN INTERESTS ABROAD.; Produce Exhibition, Cattle, Copyright, and Macdonald Monument.
- A Negress Hanged by a Mob.
- Protest Against Hungarian Laws.
- Mr. Frank Damrosch Gives a Critic Fits.
- TO LOOK AFTER BALLOT REFORM; Delegations from City Club and Good Government Clubs Will Visit Albany -- Raines Bill Denounced.
- RACING AT ST. ASAPH.; Four Favorites Win for a Big Crowd -- Hoey Again Disappoints.
- Killed Himself After Arrest.
- SALARIES OF OUR FIREMEN; The Bill to Increase Them Progresse in the Senate. MAYOR STRONG FAVORS THE MEASURE The Bill to Repeal the Charter of the Queen City Gas Company Passed in the Assembly.
- Lawyer Tilden's Sudden Death.
- The Mary A. Hall Floated.
- GLADSTONE'S NEW BOOK; A Concordance to the Psalter Made Long Ago, but Just Published.
- A New and Popular Bicycle Costume.
- Hastings Charter Election.
- The Bennington Inquiry.
- A Southern Telegrapher's Throat Cut.
- Another Spanish Invention.
- SUES HER AGED HUSBAND; Mrs. Sneckner Says He Has Been Cruel, Harsh, and Unjust. MR. SNECKNER IS PAST FOURSCORE The Couple Were Married Thirty Years Ago and Traveled Extensively -- All the Wife's Charges Denied.
- THE FINANCIAL MARKETS; Foreign Buying Checked by Speculative Excitement in London. LOCAL MEN WORKING FOR REACTION Prices Hold Well, However, and, Notwithstanding Fractional Declines, the Tone of the Market Continues Firm.
- THE OBITUARY RECORD.; Gen. Philip St. G. Cooke.
- COMMISSION TO GRANT LICENSES; The Gray Racing Bill to be Reported To-day with This Amendment.
- An Offer for Stonington Stock.
- TOWNSEND IN POOR FORM; Easily Beaten by Dr. Ranney in the Amateur Billiard Tournament. FRED OAKES DEFEATED KEENEY A Close Game in the Afternoon Won by Eleven Points -- Townsend Was the Crack Man in the Tournament.
- Feminine of Taking Off One's Coat.
- GEORGIA CYCLONE SWEPT; The Greatest Damage Is Done at Augusta and Columbus. SOME STRANGE FREAKS OF THE WIND An Iron Sheathed Mill Stuck So Full of Wreckage that It Looks Like a Pincushion -- Snow West and South.
- SUITS OF THE WHISKY TRUST; They Are to be Begun by the Receivers in the Courts of Illinois Before the Present Week Is Over.
- PLATT'S WOODCHUCK.
- THE SOCIAL WORLD.
- BARRY MINES A THIEF; Admits He Robbed His Employers, J.P. Morgan & Co. WAS RUINED BY SPECULATION First Stole Five Years Ago and Continued Until He Had Taken $10,000 -- Weighed on His Mind Until He Confessed.
- Hunting in Somaliland.
- Thirty Dogs Poisoned.
- JAPAN'S NEW CHIEF COMMANDER; Augury of Peace in the Appointment of Marshal Prince Komatsu.
- MR. FORD CALLS ON THE MAYOR; May Be Appointed a Fire Commissioner -- School Commissioner Gerard Sends His Resignation.
- MARIE BURROUGHS'S DIVORCE SUIT.; She Would Never Have Begun It Had She Realized the Scandal.
- HEALY'S IRISH ELECTION BILL.; A Measure Which Was Opposed for Twenty Years Is Now Approved.
- YESTERDAY'S WEDDINGS.; Roberts -- Breeden.
- When Wilhelm Will Visit Bismarck.
- SLASHED A POLICEMAN IN A THEATRE; O'Brien Sat in the Orchestra with an Open Knife in His Hand.