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1881January 12

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• Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
• Editorial Article 9 -- No Title
• NEW-YORK IN THE SENATE; THE MANY ASPIRANTS FOR SENATOR KERNAN'S SEAT.
• PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
• TURKEY AND GREECE.; THEIR MILITARY PREPARATIONS--THE POWERS HOPEFUL OF A PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT.
• A BALL FOR CHARITY'S SAKE; THE BEAUTY OF BROOKLYN DANCING IN THE ACADEMY.
• ANOTHER VAST MONOPOLY; THE TELEGRAPH COMPANIES TO BE CONSOLIDATED.
• A TENNESSEE LAWYER MURDERED.
• OPPOSING DE LESSEP'S SCHEME.; ARGUMENTS BEFORE THE FOREIGN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE--FRENCH INTERFERENCE ON THE CONTINENT CONDEMNED.
• GOULD'S NEW AIR LINE RAILROAD.
• RIFLEMEN AT LOGGERHEADS.; BREEZES STIRRED UP AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
• THE ALLENTOWN EXPLOSION.
• MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; CLEARED. ARRIVED. SAILED. FOREIGN PORTS. BY CABLE.
• A JURY OF COLORED MEN.
• Editorial Article 4 -- No Title
• Editorial Article 10 -- No Title
• A CAUCUS ON THURSDAY.; A CALL SIGNED BY SIXTY-THREE REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLYMEN AND FIVE SENATORS.
• Article 2 -- No Title
• LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE EXPRESS.
• THE BAR ASSOCIATION.; ITS ANNUAL MEETING AND ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
• MISS DICKINSON'S PLAY.; THE TROUBLE OF THE AUTHORESS WITH MISS DAVENPORT.
• Article 1 -- No Title
• BAD FOR FATHER M'CARTHY.
• NEW-JERSEY LAW-MAKING; BOTH HOUSES ORGANIZED AND PREPARED FOR WORK.
• SENDING OUT TRAINED NURSES.; GRADUATING EXERCISES AT THE SCHOOL IN EAST TWENTY-SIXTH-STREET. The annual meeting of the Training-school for Nurses was held last evening in the Nurses' Home, at No. 426 East Twenty-sixth-street. The Home had been prettily arranged for the occasion. Flowers worn plentiful, and among the costliest floral gifts was one from the medical and surgical...
• KNIVES USED IN A CHURCH.
• THE GERMANIC'S ROUGH PASSAGE.; VERY STORMY WEATHER ENCOUNTERED ON THE ATLANTIC.
• Editorial Article 5 -- No Title
• AMUSEMENTS.; MAURICE DENGREMONT.
• GEN GARFIELD'S NEUTRALITY.; MISLEADING REPORTS AS TO HIS ATTITUDE IN VARIOUS PARTY CONTESTS--PURSUING A POLICY OF ABSOLUTE NON-INTERVENTION.
• THE SENATORIAL CONTESTS; GEN. HARRISON THE CHOICE OF THE INDIANA REPUBLICANS.
• A JUDGE'S MURDERER ON TRIAL.
• ACCOMMODATION FOR WITNESSES.
• ADULTERY AND PERJURY.
• GEN. GRANT IN ELIZABETH; INCIDENTS OF A BRIEF TRIP TO JERSEY. MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARENCE OF THE JAPANESE VALET-DINING WITH AN OLD FRIEND, AND REVIEWING THE VETERAN ZOUAVES.
• MARINE ENGINEERS IN SESSION
• GEN. JACKSON.; HIS JOURNEY TO BE INAUGURATED--THE ATTEMPT UPON HIS LIFE--HIS RELIGIOUS BELIEF.
• MISS WARD'S SUIT PUT OFF.; MESSRS. WALLACK AND MOSS UNDER BONDS FOR DAMAGES IF FINALLY PROVED.
• A WESTERN SHIP CANAL.
• SUIT AGAINST AN EXECUTOR.; THE REV. WILLIAM G. BROWNING'S SETTLEMENT WITH HIS NEPHEW.
• Editorial Article 6 -- No Title
• MUSICAL NOTES.
• THE SITUATION IN TENNESSEE.
• GEN. HAWLEY A CANDIDATE.; NOMINATED FOR SENATOR BY THE REPUBLICANS OF CONNECTICUT.
• KILLED WHILE SLIDING DOWN HILL.
• DISSATISFIED ICE-CUTTERS
• MRS. O'CONNOR ACQUITTED.
• MISCELLANEOUS CITY NEWS; MR. ROLLINS SWORN INTO OFFICE.
• TURKISH ARCHITECTURE.
• A VIRGINIA JUDGE RESIGNS.
• GERSTER IN PHILADELPHIA.
• PRODUCE EXCHANGE MEMBERSHIP; A PROPOSITION TO INCREASE THE NUMBER-- RAISING THE FEES.
• AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING.
• WHO PAYS TAXES?
• NATIONAL GUARD CHANGES.
• PLAISTED DECLARED GOVERNOR.
• WILL SENATOR BLAINE RESIGN.
• EX-PRESIDENT VEGHTE CONVICTED; CLOSE OF THE BANK TRIAL--A WEAK DEFENSE AND A PROMPT VERDICT.
• Obituary 2 -- No Title
• IRISH SCHEMES OF REFORM; THE LIBERAL PARTY DEMANDING STRONG MEASURES.
• EVIDENCE AGAINST NYMAN.
• A TEN-CENT DINNER.; HOW A GOOD MEAL CAN BE PREPARED FOR WORKING GIRLS.
• POORER, BUT HONEST.
• CITY AND SUBURBAN NEWS; NEW-YORK. BROOKLYN. NEW-JERSEY.
• OIL CARS OFF THE TRACK.
• MUTUAL AID FOR DRY GOODS MEN.
• A TEMPTATION RESISTED.
• DEATH OF CHARLES H. PHELPS.
• THE BOER AND BASUTO WARS.
• FAIR TO REPRESENT NEVADA.
• FATAL RESULTS OF A FIRE.; TWO PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH AND TWO FATALLY INJURED IN READING.
• GENERAL RAILWAY NOTES.
• FIVE YEARS FOR A HIGHWAYMAN.
• THE MURDER OF DR. JONES.
• REINHARDT'S EXECUTION.
• MONEY FOR A WORLD'S FAIR; DISCUSSION OF THE FAILURE TO GET SUBSCRIPTIONS.
• RELIEVING THE CITY POOR.
• FRANCE AND HER CRITICS.
• THE NATIONS LAW-MAKERS; LITTLE PROGRESS MADE IN THE WORK OF THE SESSION.
• ANOTHER ELECTRIC COMPANY.
• THE CALIFORNIA SENATORSHIP.
• TIDINGS OF MARINE LOSS.
• OUR CONVICT SYSTEM.; INTERESTING FACTS REPORTED BY THE SUPERINTENDENT OF STATE PRISONS.
• ANOTHER DAY OF POOL.; FREY, WALLACE, KNIGHT, AND WAHLSTROM THE WINNERS OF THE GAMES.
• THE COMMON COUNCIL.; FAILURE OF THE ALDERMEN TO ELECT A PRESIDENT.
• GENEROUS BREWERS.
• GULF STREAM INVESTIGATIONS.; READING OF A PAPER AT THE GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY'S ANNUAL MEETING.
• THE TONTINE ASSOCIATION.; THE ORIGINAL AGREEMENT FULFILLED BY THE SALE OF THE PROPERTY.
• MRS. HICKOCK'S JELLY.
• NOTES FROM WASHINGTON.
• ASKING NEW-JERSEY'S GIFT; THE TRIANGULAR FIGHT FOR THE SENATORSHIP.
• MR. CONGER'S DISTRICT.
• LYNCH LAW IN CALIFORNIA.
• WAS SHE A MARQUISE.; DEATH OF A WOMAN SUPPOSED TO BE THE WIFE OF A FRENCH MARQUIS.
• THE SUPREME COURT.; PROPOSED AMENDMENT LOOKING TO ITS RELIEF.
• RECEPTION AT MR. H.G. MARQUAND'S.
• GENERAL TELEGRAPH NEWS; ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
• PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
• CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATION.; MEMBERS ADMITTED AND DISMISSED--THE CASE OF THE REV. MR. HAZARD.
• PICTURES AT AUCTION.
• Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
• Editorial Article 7 -- No Title
• RUN OVER IN THE BOWERY.; RINGMASTER WHITTAKER'S HARD LUCK AND HIS FORTITUDE IN THE FACE OF IT.
• CURRENT FOREIGN TOPICS.
• THE STRUGGLE IN PENNSYLVANIA; PHILADELPHIA URGING THE CALIMS OF COL. A. LOUDEN SNOWDEN--ATTITUDE OF THE OTHER CANDIDATES.
• A MASSACHUSETTS JUDGE RESIGNS.
• REBELLIOUS FRENCH STUDENTS.
• TICKET SPECULATORS DISCHARGED
• FOUNDATIONS OF THE CAPITOL.; A SURVEYOR'S EXAMINATION UPON THE DIFFERENCES IN THE LEVELS.
• WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.
• THE MERCANTILE JOBBERS.
• COURT CALENDARS--THIS DAY.
• Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
• Editorial Article 8 -- No Title
• THE ICEMEN'S STRIKE.
• GARFIELD ON RACE QUESTIONS.; HE RECEIVES A COLORED DELEGATION FROM ALABAMA WHO SEEK BENEFITS FOR THEIR PEOPLE.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• AN OLD LADY TERRIBLY INJURED.
• THE ALBANY EPISCOPALIANS.
• ISTHMUS CANAL QUESTIONS; GEN. GRANT ADVOCATING THE NICARAGUA PROJECT.
• A PARTY OF FIVE WHO BECAME INSANE.
• THE SUIT AGAINST BERDELL.
• FATAL POWDER EXPLOSION.
• MINIATURE ALMANAC--THIS DAY.
• MISTAKEN FOR A BURGLAR.