Articles
- Ex-Gov. Woodson of Missouri Very Ill.
- Article 6 -- No Title
- Anniversary of St. Paul of the Cross.
- NATIONAL GUARD NEXT; The Jersey Senate Committee Will Search for Extravagance There. FIELDS ENOUGH FOR A YEAR'S WORK The World's Fair Commission and the State Dairy Commissioner Among the Departments to be Probed.
- Will Build an Indian Temple.
- PRAYER WINS SALVATION; In His Own Family Dr. Talmage Finds an Illustration. CHILDREN SAVED BY SUPPLICATION Then a Whole Neighborhood, Influenced by Example, Professed Its Faith in Christ. HUMAN LOVE IS DR. ABBOTT'S SUBJECT Dr. Bonham Says Deuteronomy Is the Will of Moses -- Prof. McGiffert Preaches for Dr. Parkhurst.
- CORNELL'S INTEREST IN MUSIC.; Great Preparations Making for the Festival Concert.
- CHINA, JAPAN, AND COMMERCE.
- GERMAN MARINES FOR CHINA.; Observations of Lieut. O'Brien on the War in the Orient.
- LOSSES BY FIRE.
- ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL GAMES.; Scottish-Americans Defeat the Americus and Centreville the Wanderers.
- An Attorney Turns Counterfeiter.
- HARVARD'S BUSY ATHLETES.; The Crew Rowing in Good Form -- Work of the Nine and Track Team.
- Courtship Interrupted by Murder.
- MAKING READY FOR KIEL; Cruiser New-York and Commerce Destroyer Columbia Reach Port. FEW REPAIRS WILL BE NEEDED Valuable Lessons Learned in Southern Waters -- Admiral Meade Will Inspect the Columbia To-day.
- Article 7 -- No Title
- AMATEUR ACTING IN ALBANY; Two Ambitious Productions to be Undertaken by Leaders of Society in the State Capital.
- WILLARD STATE HOSPITAL AFIRE; The Main Building Saved with Difficulty -- Property Valued at About $150,000 Destroyed.
- CONVICT LABOR RESTRICTION.
- SPAIN'S NEW MINISTER TALIKS.; Senor de Lome Thinks the Cuban Uprising Will Be Shortlived.
- INDOOR SHOOTING SEASON ENDS.; Private Spencer Wins First Honors in the Seventh's Six-Prize Match.
- The Recalcitrant Sugar Witnesses.
- Montclair's Ball Team Schedule.
- Governors Island Soldiers Arrested.
- STEAMER NORTH ERIN FLOATED; Quogue Farmers Disappointed, as They Were Short of Oranges.
- LIKE THE NORSE GALLEY; Modern Yacht Builders Copying the Old Norse Vikings. VALKYRIE TO HAVE MORE FOREFOOT Will Not Be Cut Away Like the Thistle and Old Valkyrie -- English Designers Following the American Yachts.
- Navy Yard Improvements.
- A Permanent Arbitration Board.
- AFFAIRS AT HARVARD COLLEGE; Hasty Pudding Club's Last Performance -- New Memorial Window.
- THE PATENT LAWS.
- Article 2 -- No Title
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- AMERICAN ART IN PARIS; Some of the Pictures in the Salon of the Champs Elysees. DISPLAY MUCH ABOVE THE AVERAGE This Country Most Creditably Represented in the Exhibition of Paintings and Sculpture.
- Philip Becker of Buffalo Ill.
- HE MAY BE A MURDERER; Burns Arrested on a Pier After Cries for Help Had Been Heard. TWO MEN WHO SAW A BODY SINK A Policeman and Three Workmen Say They Heard the Cries -- Three Entered the Pier, Two Returned.
- ALL SOULS' CELEBRATES; Services in Honor of a Brooklyn Church's Fiftieth Year. GREAT GATHERING OF THE MEMBERS Two of the Gray-Haired Organizers of the Church Society Present -- Meetings Morning, Afternoon, and Evening.
- Helped Her Out.
- BARELY SAVED FROM DEATH; Two Brooklyn Widows, Caught in a Burning House. Rescued at the Last Moment -- One May Die.
- DR. R.W. BUCHANAN'S LAST SUNDAY; He Will Be Executed on Wednesday Unless Appeals to the Court Succeed -- His Wife Visits Him.
- Naval Academy Matters of Interest.
- Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
- INVADED THE GERMAN LEGATION; Minister Von Wineler Kicked the Mexican Policemen Out of Doors.
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- THE LOCAL HORSE TRADE.; Ready Market and Bigger Prices for High-Class Stock.
- NICARAGUA MUCH EXCITED; Opposition Aroused to President Zelaya's Government. NO STEP TOWARD PAYING THE CLAIM The Nicaraguans Disappointed at the Failure of the United States to Intervene Actively.
- AMERICAN THEOSOPHISTS SECEDE; They Sever Connection with the International Society -- Almost a Unanimous Vote.
- MR. PETERS SUSPECTS MURDER; The Death of Miss Morrison in a Catholic Church, He Says, Should Be Investigated.
- THE LEGISLATURE'S WORK; Both Houses Well Advanced in the Session's Business. MAY POSSIBLY ADJOURN BY MAY 18 The Police Reorganization Bill, Without the Provision for Appeal, Is Thought Likely to Pass the Senate.
- CELEBRATED WITH STOLEN MONEY; A Jersey City Boy Robs a Grocer, and with Three Companions Seeks Excitement in New-York.
- GIVE CHARITY, NOT ALMS; Mankind Craves Spiritual and Intellectual Relief. FAITH IS NEEDED, SAYS PROF. ADLER He Characterizes the Substitution of Almsgiving for Social Reforms as an Insult to the Poor.
- Rochester University News.
- A REFORM IN THE MINT SERVICE; The President Intends that Officials Shall Be Independent of the Local Politicians.
- Article 3 -- No Title
- STEEPLECHASERS IN TROUBLE.; A Quarrel About Racing Dates -- Mr. Dwyer's Generous Offer.
- Front Page 1 -- No Title
- MAIDSTONE GOLF LINKS.; Handsome Grounds for the Scotch Game at Easthampton.
- DEBS CONSPIRACY CASE DISCONTINUED; This Action Is Taken by Order of Attorney General Olney.
- THE EFFECTS OF OPIUM; What New-York Doctors Say of the British Commission's Report. DR. HAMILTON GIVES A WARNING The Caucasian System Never Establishes a Real Tolerance for the Drug -- Use of Morphine and Cocaine.
- Newark Quoit Club Meeting.
- No More Hearings by the Governor.
- NEW CATHOLIC PARISH ESTABLISHED; The Rev. Father O'Brien of Norwalk, Conn., Placed in Charge.
- Not Joseph H. O'Neil's Son.
- MR. CRISP ON LIMITLESS COINAGE.
- NEW HOME AND NEW NAME; Brother Hugh's Order to Move To-day to Fallsington, Penn. IT HAS A FORTY-ACRE FARM
- GRAND LODGE OF B'NAI B'RITH; One Hundred Hebrews Attending the Convention in Cincinnati -- William A. Gans the Presiding Officer.
- Death of Dr. Charles Thiersch.
- ROADS UNFIT FOR CYCLING; Wheelmen Compelled to Postpone Many Club Runs. BREAK IN BOULEVARD CYCLE PATH Within City Limits, However, Many Riders Took Long Spins, and There Was the Usual Sunday Parade.
- IT'S FALSE, SAYS AHEARN; McManus and O'Reilly, Too, Deny McCabe's Charge of Bribery. CHIEF GICQUEL KNOWS OF NO FUND Gen. La Grange's Statement to the Senate Committee Causes Excitement -- Ahearn Wants Investigation.
- LOCAL TROTTING PROSPECTS.; May Be Postponements at Fleetwood and Parkway.
- ATTITUDE OF THIS GOVERNMENT; It Is Based on Precedents Established by Cass and Seward.
- Painful.
- KILLED HIS BROTHER-IN-LAW; Robert Luscomb, a Prominent Milwaukee Lawyer, Takes the Life of Emil A. Sanger.
- ONCE BELLE OF THE BALL; Traits and Events in the Life of Delia Tudor Stewart Parnell. A WOMAN WITH A CHARMED LIFE" Mother of Charles Stewart Parnell, Gifted, Odd, and Poor -- Family Characteristics -- "Old Ironside."
- Beaten When She Wouldn't Sell Beer.
- LOOTED AN UNOCCUPIED FACTORY; Several Persons Under Arrest for Wrecking the Building.
- THE HAWAIIAN OUTRAGES.
- Survivors of the Kearsarge.
- Probably Foundered in the Channel.
- BOUND TO HAVE THEIR RUN.; Century Trip Was Postponed, but Many Took the Ride to Patchogue.
- JOHANNA LOGUE'S MURDERER; The Mystery of a Philadelphia Crime Finally Solved -- A Nephew's Confession of Guilt.
- NIMBLE YOUNG STEPPERS; Juniors of the Light Harness Brigade Have Won Recognition. ONOQUA'S BRILLIANT CAMPAIGN Colts and Fillies That Have Fast Records -- How Beuzetta Went Begging at Auction -- The Ballona Case to be Tried Soon.
- THE BRITISH FLAG OVER CORINTO; The Nicaraguan Colors Nowhere Visible in the Town.
- The Floral Emblem.
- THE LIST OF THE DEAD GROWING; A Hundred and Thirty Victims of the Broken Reservoir at Bouzy, France, Already Accounted For.
- SILVER FUSION IN ILLINOIS; The White-Metal Democrats Combining with Populists. BOUND TO CONTROL THE CONVENTION Prominent Men in the People's Party Chosen as Delegates -- John Mayo Palmer on the Situation.
- MANAGER BELKNAP DEAD; Disappeared from His Bridgeport Theatre and Appeared in White Plains -- Thought to be Suicide.
- EXCITING DAYS IN BERLIN; The Municipal Council in Rebellion Against Koeller. IT RESENTS HIS AUTOCRATIC POLICY The Prussian Minister of the Interior Likely to Bring About a Cabinet Crisis -- Hohenlohe Out of Sorts.
- TYPHOID FROM INFECTED MILK.
- Justice Iredell on the Judicial Power.
- A CLOSE DIVISION EXPECTED.; The Question of "Confidence" to Arise in the House of Common To-day.
- South Brooklyn Wheelmen's New Home.
- KILLED AND THROWN FROM A TRAIN; Fred Boebel of Mansfield, Ohio, the Victim of Tramps Who Wanted His Money and Other Valuables.
- NEWS FOR HORSE OWNERS.
- California's Governor Is Amazed.
- A Dramatic Triumph.
- BROUGHT TO TERMS BY A STRIKE; A Baltimore Firm Yields an Increase of Ten Per Cent. in Wages.
- CITY AND VICINITY.
- TEN YEARS CONSECRATE; Old St. Patrick's Church Anniversary Celebrated Yesterday. MGR. SATOLLI OFFICIATED AT MASS Archbishop Corrigan, Bishop Northrop, and Many Other Clerics Present -- The Famous Church's History.
- Loss of the Sakie Shepard.
- A CAR STRIKES MAN AND WAGON; A Jersey City Electric Car Crushes the Man's Leg.
- BOOKS IN YALE'S LIBRARY; Many Valuable Volumes Given in the Last Year by Friends. IMPORTANT DISCOVERY IN GREECE A Big Slab of Inscribed Stone, Centuries Old, Unearthed by Yale Men -- News from Other Universities.
- A BAD REPUTATION.
- GEN. MACEO RETREATING; Spanish Troops in Hot Pursuit of the Cuban Insurgents. MAKING FOR DONCELLA MOUNTAINS More Spanish Soldiers Landed at Santiago de Cuba to Aid in Suppressing the Uprising.
- ORBITUARY RECORD.
- Bloomfield Cyclers' Fair.
- DEATH OF AN HISTORIC COACHMAN; The Man Who Drove Lincoln's Carriage Inauguration Day, 1861.
- WINNERS AT FENCING.; Mr. Post Leads with the Foils in the Amateur Championships.
- PASTOR BRYAN CALLED A "CRANK"; Jamaica's Select Club Played Cards in Lent, but the Pastor Objected, and Then Resigned.
- Danger in It.
- Mrs. Parnell's Condition Improved.
- Article 4 -- No Title
- VEST'S FREE-COINAGE SCHEME.; He Wants to Have a Silver Convention Held in Missouri.
- One of Sylvester Cahill's Heirs.
- Christian Endeavorers Aroused.
- Cashier Jones in Jail.
- CLUB ELECTIONS AT PRINCETON.; Other Matters in Which the Students Are Interested.
- A FOOL BILL.
- Article 1 -- No Title
- Vandalism in a Cemetery.
- NATURAL GAS EXPLOSION; Houses Wrecked and Burned in Wilkinsburg, a Suburb of Pittsburg -- Two Women Severely Injured.
- A Worse Condition.
- EXPLAINED BY DR. NEWTON; He Reaffirms His Belief in the Reality of Christ's Resurrection. HIS WORDS MISINTERPRETED, HE SAYS What He Denied Was that the Creeds of the Church Necessarily Implied the Resurrection of the Physical Body.
- Article 5 -- No Title