Articles
- INSPECTING SMALL ARMS FOR THE NAVY; Only One Gun Has Thus Far Stood Department Tests.
- YALE'S STRONG BALL NINE; Probable Make-up of the Team That Will Defend the Blue. LAST YEAR'S CRACK BATTERY REMAIN Candidates for the Few Vacant Positions Putting Up a Strong Game -- Schedule of This Season's Contests.
- Basing a Hope on Mr. Morgan.
- ROBERT MANTELL IN A NEW PLAY; He Produces "The Husband," an Adaptation of "Retribution."
- Seventh Regiment Games.
- WRANGLING OVER IMPROVEMENT BONDS; Treasurer Knapp Begins an Action Against Mayor Sanford.
- TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
- Sixty Holidays in the Year.
- ITS TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL MEETING; Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society at Stapleton.
- THE FUTURE OF GERMAN UNITY.
- PICTURES AT THE COLONIAL CLUB
- School Girl Murdered.
- AMERICAN AFFRAY IN PARIS.; One Bookmaker Fires at Another Six Shots, Which Take Effect.
- PATROLMAN ACCUSES ROUNSMAN; Says He Was in a Saloon and Prevented an Arrest -- George Gould's Butler as a Witness.
- NORWAY AND SWEDEN QUARRELS.; King Oscar's Proposals to Placate the Seamen and Please the Others.
- MINISTER THURSTON GONE; His Leave-Taking Was of the Most Informal Character. A CURT NOTE TO SECRETARY GRESHAM It Merely Announced His Intention to Depart from Washington -- No Reports of His Recall from Honolulu.
- Who Owns These Rahway Bonds?
- A PETITION TO MAYOR STRONG; Assemblymen Urge the Selection of Mr. Wright as Dock Commissioner.
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- The Davis Will Case Settled.
- CATCHER SMITH HURT.; The Giant Had a Finger Broken by a Swift Ball.
- RAILROAD MEN AND MATTERS
- AN OFFICE FOR A NEWSPAPER MAN; Francis A. Crandall Named to be Superintendent of Documents.
- SANGER NOW IMPROVING.; Will Soon Be Able to Go South to Train for the Summer's Racing.
- Article 12 -- No Title
- Needed Workhouse Reforms.
- Five Children Burned to Death.
- WAS ROBBED OF TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS; Mr. Haskins of Harrison Said Nothing of His Experience for a Month.
- HOW IT WILL WORK.
- The Passion for Betting.
- M'ADAM AND CAMPBELL; The Judge Sure the ex-Congressman Is in Contempt. NO JURISDICTION," CLAIMS MR. ADAMS " If He Had Attacked Me as an Individual," Says His Honor, "We Would Have Settled it Outside Privately."
- REICHSTAG'S NEW PRESIDENT.; Baron von Buol-Berenberg Elected to Succeed Herr von Levetzow.
- THREE VESSELS ARE WRECKED.; Dunkeld at English Bank, Amaranth at Port, Pelesae Off Maldonado.
- THE RIGHT MAN FOR THE PLACE; Favorable Comment on the Action of the President in Making Col. Stanton Paymaster General.
- THE ORANGES AND CONSOLIDATION; Freeholder Stagg of West Orange Thinks a Union Desirable -- Edward A. Everett Prefers a Greater Newark.
- Senator Morrill Desires Re-election.
- Bank of Clarence, Mo. Assigns.
- ART NOTES.
- PRIZE WINNERS DINED.; Bank Clerks' Bowling League Celebrates Close of Tournament.
- The First Message by Telegraph.
- Woman Sued for Breach of Promise.
- KILLED HER, THEN HIMSELF; Actor John Bigelow and Actress Amy Thill Found Dead. HIS FINGERS CLUTCHED A REVOLVER Her Apartments the Scene of the Tragedy -- No Cause Known for the Act -- Said that He Was in Love with Her.
- Article 13 -- No Title
- MAJOR PLIMLEY REINSTATED MOYER; Jurors Commissioner Investigated as to Checks That Were Not Honored.
- Nominated for Mayor of Trenton.
- LEGISLATION BY CAUCUS.
- THE CIRCUS OUT ON PARADE; CROWDS WAITED AND CHEERED IN SPITE OF THE COLD WIND. Visitors from the Tropics Who Wear Few Clothes and Some of the Animals Left at Home.
- Prof. Huxley Has a Relapse.
- TEMPERANCE WOMEN CONVENE; " We Would Rock the Nation's Cradle So Hard," Said the President, "that All the Saloons Would Be Shaken Out."
- Italians Take Adigrat in Abyssinia.
- Fatal French Duel in Algiers.
- An Offer to the City by the Stevenses.
- BIG DEMONSTRATION IN ST. JOHN'S; Thousands Parade in Protest of the Sailing of Delegates to Ottawa to Ask for Con federation.
- Manhanset House Stables Burned.
- Nashua Savings Bank Closed.
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- Vermonters Beaten at Washington.
- The Para Towed to Newport News.
- Two Brothers Commit Suicide.
- The Zimmerman-Houben Match.
- FIRED BIRDSHOT AT HER BROTHER-IN-LAW; Mrs. Schulke of Hackensack Thought He Was a Tramp.
- The Institute of Mining Engineers.
- Article 14 -- No Title
- A NEW STEAMBOAT SCHEME; Incorporation of the New-York and Hudson River Navigation Company. FOR IMPROVED SERVICE TO ALBANY Friends of the Vanderbilts Seek Control of the Traffic by Water -- Contract with the People's Line.
- STEAM AND ELECTRICITY.
- Article 3 -- No Title
- INSPECTORS AND POLL CLERKS INDICTED; Charged with Violating Election Laws in Mount Vernon.
- Article 7 -- No Title
- Mr. Cleveland's Gift to a Seaman.
- A Woman for the School Board.
- MARTIAL LAW AT AN END.; Hawaiian Government Once More Recognizes the Right of Habeas Corpus.
- BIDS FOR THE GARBAGE; Col. Waring's Plan Calls Forth a Big Lot of Proposals. CAN BEACH NO CONCLUSION AT ONCE Something About the Commissioner Scheme to Reduce Expenses and Separate all the Refuse in the City.
- Still No Senator For Delaware.
- TROTTERS FETCH FAIR PRICES.; Successful Sale of Well-bred Stock at Dahlman's Mart.
- REPUBLICANS ARE HAPPY; Peace Patched Up in the Party Ranks in the Legislature. COMPROMISE ON THE POLICE BILLS The Lexow Measures to be Amended in Two Particulars and May Passed Early Next Week in the Senate.
- KEENEY AND RANNEY WIN.; The Amateur Billiard Tournament Nearing an End.
- Armenian Atrocities to be Confirmed.
- Earl Transferred to Class B.
- Slates and Sponges Banished.
- A Sick Woman's Narrow Escape.
- Article 15 -- No Title
- Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
- Opposition to Mr. Quigg's Protege.
- SPANIARDS ARE ALARMED; Martinez Campos Is to Quell the Cuban Insurrection. GRAVER NEWS THAN WAS ADMITTED Additional Troops, Two Torpedo Boats, and a Cruiser Are to be Sent Hastily to the Revolted Colony.
- New Postmasters.
- Article 8 -- No Title
- TORPEDO PRACTICE ABOUT TO C0MMENCE; Plans for the Coming Season at the Newport Station.
- SUES FOR DOWER RIGHTS; Louise Ann Burl's Claims as Capt. Richardson's Widow. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE TIED UP Twenty-seven Separate Suits Begun -- Suits Also Pending to Remove the Executors -- The Burl Woman's Story. SUES FOR DOWER RIGHTS
- BROOKLYN RIDING CLUB'S DRILL.; Interesting Exercises at the Closing Exhibition of the Club.
- THE PROFESSOR'S FAST HORSE DISFIGURED; Faculty of St. Stephen's Investigating a Peculiar Affair.
- THE KNICKERBOCKERS WON.; Defeated the Brooklyn Whist Players an a Friendly Match.
- Expulsion of Hebrews from Russia.
- TO PLAY MANY GAMES.; Schedule for the Season of the New-York Cricket Association.
- THE PAVEY CHARITIES BILL; Missing Amendments Restored by Action of the Assembly. LOST AFTER ADOPTION IN COMMITTEE The Bill for Separate Commissioners for Charities and Correction Goes to Third Reading.
- INCOME TAX AND ALIENS; Collector Grosse Says He Can Punish Delinquents in Many Ways. HE CRITICISES MR. HARLAND'S VIEWS If Foreigners Do Not Pay the Tax on Incomes Derived Here, He Says, They Will Find the Neglect Costly.
- AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
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- INDIGNATION IN BROOKLYN; Two Shocking Deaths Caused by Trolley Cars in Two Days. COMPANIES FAIL TO DO THEIR DUTY Unless a Change Be Made Soon Mayor Schieren Will Ask the Grand Jury to Indict Officials -- Two Children Hurt.
- Article 9 -- No Title
- Miners' Strikes Extending at liege.
- WHISKY TRUST FRAUDS; Startling Facts Discovered by the Committee of Experts. THE HALF OF THE STORY NOT YET TOLD Money of the Stockholders Used by the Directors for Their Private Speculations in Stocks.
- EXCLUSION IS A GOOD THING FOR AH WING; It Enables Him to Escape the Penalty of His Crime.
- AILSA TENDER IN A STRONG WIND; Britannia Beat Her in Rough Weather Off Nice -- Prince of Wales's Yacht Sailed More Skillfully.
- MR.BEARD'S CLEAN SWEEP; His Horses All Won Blue Ribbons at Durland's. COLLISSION IN TANDEM CLASS Mr. Batonyi's Pair and the Brooklyn Whips' Horses Have a Spirited Contest -- The Jumpers Still Popular.
- A Discount for the Prayer.
- NUMBER OF BUCKET SHOPS CLOSED; Assignment of Malcolm & Waterbury of Chicago Causes the Closing of Twenty-seven Branch Houses.
- Dr. Hollingsworth's Cat Yawl.
- LOSSES BY FIRE.
- A Motion for Mr. Havemeyer's Trial.
- SENOR MENDONCA SASTISFIED; Has No Knowledge of His Promotion to the Supreme Bench of Brazil, and Is Content with His Post.
- ULTIMATUM TO NICARAGUA; British Subjects Cannot Be Arrested with Impunity. GREAT BRITAIN DEMANDS REDRESS Lord Kimberley Requires a Money Indemnity and a Commission to Pass on the Losses of the Exiles.
- TO PASS ON THE PARK STATUES; Sculptors' Society to Act with the Art Committee -- The Report Respecting the Aquarium.
- Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
- THE CASE OF EX-CONSUL WALLER.; Mr. Langston Says that His Client Is Aided by English Capitalists.
- BOTH QUICKLY ACQUITTED; Messrs. Norton and Quinn Did No Violate the Law. LOOSELY DRAWN LAW, SAYS THE JUDGE It Seemed to the Court that Standing Time Was Pare of Working Hours -- Old Contract Was in Existence Jan. 12.
- PEACE ENVOY'S CONDITION; Li Hung Chang Is Recovering from the Effects of His Wound. NEGOTIATIONS ARE INTERRUPTED Several Islands Besides Formosa May Be Ceded by China's Commissioner -- Cholera at Port Arthur.
- TO BUILD A SUBMARINE TORPEDO BOAT; It Will Have a Speed of Eight Knots When Wholly Submerged.
- EXTENDING ITS CABLE SYSTEM; The Metropolitan Traction Company's Plans for Better Service in Twenty-third Street and Sixth Avenue.
- GREENHUT IS INDIGNANT.; Says He and His Associates Have Done Nothing Wrong.
- INDIANS FLEEING FROM PRAIRIE FIRES; Loss of Life in the Otoe and Ponce Reservations.
- HIS RIVAL'S HORSES POISONED; SAMUEL ESTERICH ARRESTED WHILE A WITNESS IN COURT. Charged with Inducing Leftowitz to Give Arsenic to Grossman's Team -- Leftowitz Found Guilty.
- A CINCINNATI BANK ASSIGNS; Its Failure Precipitated by the Action of the Clearing House -- It Will Pay Dollar for Dollar.
- A Brakeman's Hat.
- Saved His Brother, May Die Himself.
- Valkyrie III.'s Composite Construction
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- EX-MAYOR GLEASON FINED $10; Justice Duffy's Decision, He Says, Gives Any One License to Enter His Office and Take a Shot at Him.
- DEMAND TRUE REFORM; Monster Mass Meeting in Cooper Union. LEGISLATURE MUST ACT Appeal Made to the State to Aid in Enforcing Home Rule. SETH LOW'S WORD OF WARNING Men in Albany Must Keep Faith or They May Suffer Next Autumn. SOUND POLICE MEASURES URGED Elihu Root Would Charge Bribery Were the Magistrates Bill Lost -- Other Addresses.
- Sixty-nine Got Diplomas.
- Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
- A FUGITIVE FROM A WORKHOUSE SHOT; After Being Wounded He Fell Among Bushes Unseen and Died.
- Article 5 -- No Title
- HEAVY LOSSES BY THE MILWAUKAUE FIRE; The Public Saved -- No Live Were Lost.
- Article 10 -- No Title
- Funeral of Mrs. Napoleon Le Brun.
- THE RAM KATAHDIN SHOWS HIGH SPEED; Makes Almost Eighteen Knots Under Natural Draught.
- TRAIN ROBBERS SHOT DOWN; Two in a Party of Four Killed by Detectives Who Were on a Train Which Was Stopped Near Greenwood, Ky.
- A Nebraska Bank to Liquidate.
- WOMAN SUFFRAGE CONTEST IN UTAH; Exciting Debate in the Constitutional Convention.
- Suburban's Added Money Reduced.
- Langdon S. Ward III.
- Vigilant's Crew at Southampton.
- IN THE REAL ESTATE FIELD; ITEMS OF INTEREST REPORTED BY THE BROKERS. The Muller Dwelling in West Thirty-Seventh Street Brings $58,250 -- Other Sales.
- Article 2 -- No Title
- The Ross Murder Trial Postponed.
- THE OBITUARY RECORD.
- Republican Nominations at Newark.
- "ARTISTIC TEMPERAMENT" AND MORALS.
- Editorial Article 4 -- No Title
- MAY CLOSE THE VICTORIA; Proprietor of the Hotel Obliged to Make an Assignment. OUTSTRIPPED BY MODERN COMPETITORS Liabilities May Reach $100,000, Much of Which Is for Rent to the Paran Stevens Estate -- Outlook for Creditors.
- VISITORS AT FRIENDRICHRUH.; Bismarck Receives Prince Henry, the Chancellor, and Others.
- CABLE CARS MAY CARRY MAIL; Plan Under Consideration to Adopt the System in This City -- What Postmaster Dayton Says.
- Article 11 -- No Title
- HARVARD AND PRINCETON DEBATE; The Former Wins the First of the Intercollegiate Contests -- A Great Crowd of Friends Present.
- Dangerous Oyster Dredging.
- DE LOME'S APPOINTMENT MADE; Settled that He Shall Succeed Muruaga as Spanish Minister -- The Allianca Case Still Pending.
- Loses Eyesight by a Foolish Act.
- PRINCETON'S FIRST WIN.; Ball Season Opened with a Victory Over Columbia.
- A CRISIS IN THE CANIBET; Sir Charles Tupper Quits the Dominion Government. A RESULT OF THE SCHOOL AGITATION Rumors of Other Ministerial Resignations to Come -- The Remedial Order May Be Rejected by Manitoba.
- JAMAICA'S NEW TARIFF BILL; The Government Rebuked by the Legislative Council, Which Promptly Defeats the Measure.
- To Build a New Club House.
- NEED HEAVY ARTILLERY; It is Required to Make the Guard Organization Perfect. THE SUGGESTIONS OF COL. SANGER A Uniform System Would Give Manifold Advantages -- Gen. Schofield Indorses Col. Sanger's Plans.
- CONGRESSMAN LEMUEL ELY QUIGG; Democrats Had Better Stand From Under -- He's After Them.
- Brothers on Trial for Murder.
- "CONTEMPTUOUS INDIFFERENCE" -- WHAT THEN?
- PROF. ADLER TO WORKINGMEN; The Need of Labor Organizations and the Causes that Lead to Their Disruption.
- Worth's Power Was Waning.
- THE MONTEREY ORDERED ON A CRUISE; Will Proceed Along the Coast as Far South as Callao.
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- A VETERAN NEWSPAPER EDITOR; A.E. Burr of Hartford Enters Upon His Eighty-first Year.
- ELBE INQUIRY IS POSPONED.; Crathie's Counsel Wants Costa for Embargo Upon the Vessel.
- Phonograph Company Not Enjoined.
- GROSS FRAUDS CHARGED; Expert's Report on the Equitable Mutual Fire Insurance Corporation. MR. SHAYNE BOUND TO INVESTIGATE Directors Ready to Raise Money for Reorganization if Authorities Will Permit -- President Knox in the South.
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- Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
- Mr. Bissell to Retire April 4.
- NEWS OF THE RAILROADS; New-York Central People Investigating Electric Motive Power. TROLLEY CARS TO NIAGARA FALLS The Trains That Run Between Buffalo and the Falls May Be Moved by Electricity -- Effect of Threatened Local Competition.
- TROUBLE OVER A POST OFFICE LOCATION; Rondout People Think Kingston Is Unduly Favored.