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1881May 22

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• WHEAT IN MINNESOTA.
• NEW-YORK'S EX-SENATORS; THE CONTEST DEPENDING UPON MR. CONKLING'S DECISION.
• A DEADHEAD BLACK LIST.
• THE REVISED NEW TESTAMENT.; THE SUPPLY OF COPIES FAILING UNDER THE EXTRAORDINARY DEMAND.
• THE RED CROSS.; EFFORTS TO ESTABLISH AN ORGANIZATION IN THIS UNITED STATES.
• PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.
• DUTCHESS COUNTY FUNDS.
• JEFFERSON DAVIS GOING TO CANADA.
• "HIDDENITE."; FACTS ABOUT THE DISCOVERY OF THE NEW EMERALD GREEN SPODUMENE.
• FINANCE AND TRADE ABROAD.; THE LONDON MONEY MARKET--GOLD MEDALS FOR AMERICAN WATCHES.
• A BOSTON EDITOR'S CHANGE.
• ARCHBISHOP PURCELL SINKING.
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• THE WEAPON OF THE WORLD.
• PLAY AT MONTE CARLO.
• NATIONAL GUARD GOSSIP; THE MOVEMENTS OF THE STATE MILITIA.
• NATIVE DANCES.
• ART AT THE GROSVENOR; PICTURES TO BE SEEN FROM THE FAMOUS ENGLISH ARTISTS. MR. BROWNING'S CONTRIBUTION--TWO WORKS FROM ALMA TADEMA--BOUGHTON'S "ROSE STANDISH"--EXAMPLES OFMILLAIS, POYNTER, AND HERKOMER.
• PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
• DISCUSSING THE CHANCES.; EX-SENATOR CONKLING IN THE CITY--VIEWS OF HIS FRIENDS AND OF HIS OPPONENTS.
• PASSENGERS SAILED.
• CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND.
• ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.; ORDERS, LEAVES OF ABSENCE, &C.--MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL OFFICERS AND VESSELS.
• REGATTA OF THE YALE NAVY.
• AMUSEMENTS.; MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.
• Article 2 -- No Title
• LOCKED UP IN POLICE HEAD-QUARTERS.
• KIDNAPPING A WOMAN.
• Article 3 -- No Title
• SHOT BY A SUSPECTED THIEF.
• Obituary 2 -- No Title
• OYSTERS IN GAMBIA.
• THE ANGLO-FRENCH UNION BANK.
• CAXTONS IN THE ETON LIBRARY
• DEPARTURES FOR EUROPE.
• PROTESTS AGAINST RE-ELECTION.; ENTHUSIASTIC MEETINGS IN SUPPORT OF THE ADMINISTRATION.
• PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
• A RUNAWAY BOY AND GIRL.
• A MONUMENT TO WILLIAM MORGAN; PLANS OF THE ANTI-MASONS--HONORING A BODY WHICH WAS NOT THAT OF THE ABDUCTED MAN.
• POLITICAL UNDERCURRENTS.
• Article 1 -- No Title
• PLAYS AND ACTORS.
• GENERAL TELEGRAPH NEWS; MEETINGS OF RELIGIOUS BODIES UNITING THE REFORMED CHURCH--THE EPISCOPAL COUNCIL--BAPTIST FOREIGN MISSIONS.
• THE SATURDAY NIGHT CLUB.
• RUNNING INTO A DROVE OF CATTLE.
• SUNK OFF BOSTON LIGHT; A VESSEL WRECKED AND ONE LIFE LOST. THE STEAMER GANOS RUN DOWN BY THE PEMBROKE--THE COLLISION OCCURS IN A FOG, AND THE GANOS SINKS IN FIVE MINUTES.
• NO DUELS ALLOWED IN BOSTON.
• THE DEGRADATION OF RELIGION
• WHY SHE MARRIED.
• DEBTORS WHO HAVE DISAPPEARED.
• MISCELLANEOUS CITY NEWS; THE JEWESS HESSY HELFMAN, A PROTEST AGAINST HER EXECUTION-- SPEECHES BY JOHN SWINTON AND OTHERS.
• COLLEGE BOYS AT CRICKET.; PRINCETON'S PLAYERS EASILY DEFEAT HARTFORD'S TRINITARIANS.
• NEW-YORK.
• STALWARTS FIRING GUNS.
• TRACKING MURDEROUS RUFFIANS.; KILLING A SHERIFF WHO FOLLOWED THEM-- TWO OF THEM SHOT DOWN IN THEIR CAMP.
• THE CLERGY AND THE REVISION.
• SOME NIHILIST STORIES; COMMENTS ON QUEER ONES THAT ARE CURRENT IN FRANCE. IMPROBABLE REPORTS THAT YOUNG DELEGATES TALKED WITH THE CZAR--HOW MME. ADAM'S LIFE WAS SAID TO BE THREATENED--SYMPATHY WITH NIHILISTS SUPPRESSED.
• THE BEY OF TUNIS DEPOSED; DETHRONED BY THE PORTE AND UPHELD BY FRANCE. THE SULTAN FORMALLY PRONOUNCES THE BEY'S DEPOSITION--MORE OF THE ENGLISH CORRESPONDENCE WITH FRANCE FIGHTING IN ALGERIA.
• FIGHTING OVER A MINE.
• NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
• FUNDING TENNESSEE'S DEBT.
• TRICKETT COMING TO AMERICA.
• THE MISSIONARIES IN AFRICA
• BELIEF IN THE BUDDHIST FAITH
• AID FOR ST. JOHN'S GUILD.
• TELEGRAPH POLES AS NUISANCES.; SUIT TO STOP THE METROPOLITAN COMPANY FROM ERECTING THEM.
• A HOTEL THIEF CAUGHT.; THE PRISONER HELD ON THREE CHARGES IN DEFAULT OF BAIL.
• BROOKLYN.
• THE DOCK MANAGEMENT; A VERY LOOSE SYSTEM PURSUED IN THE DEPARTMENT. FURTHER TESTIMONY BEFORE THE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE--HOW BILLS WERE MADE OUT AND COLLECTED--A COMBINATION, AMONG CONTRACTORS.
• PENNSYLVANIA KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
• MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; CLEARED. ARRIVED. SAILED. SPOKEN. BY CABLE.
• JAMES O'BRIEN'S SPEEDY MARRIAGE.
• TRUANTS' HOMES.
• SWIFT'S LONESOME LITTLE COMET.
• THE LORDS AND THE LAND BILL.; LORD SALISBURY'S SPEECH SHARPLY CRITICISED--THE ARRESTED PRIEST.
• THE EARTHQUAKES IN OHIO.
• VASSAR HOME FOR AGED MEN.; HOW AN ANCIENT PROPERTY HAS BEEN DEVOTED TO A CHARITABLE PURPOSE.
• OUT OF A RECEIVER'S HANDS.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• TITLED VISITORS FROM ABROAD.
• THE COLOR LINE.
• AN INTELLECTUAL AWAKENING.
• WILLS OF MR. AND MRS. CAREY.; HOW THEY DISPOSE OF TWO LARGE ESTATES.
• BROOKLYN'S SABBATH SCHOLARS.
• WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
• THE ELEVATED RAILROADS.; WHAT MR. CYRUS W. FIELD SAYS AS TO THE CHARGE OF FRAUD.
• PIRACY IN RARITAN BAY.
• HARVARD'S GREEK PLAY.
• RUSSIA'S NEW MINISTERS.
• DIDN'T EXPECT IT TO GET INTO PRINT.
• CURRENT FOREIGN TOPICS.
• SUFFERERS FROM SMALL-POX.
• THE STREET-CLEANING BILL.; MAYOR GRACE NOT SATISFIED WITH ITS PROVISIONS.
• FOUND BY A FISHERMAN.
• ROBBED BY HIGHWAYMEN.
• STEALING A BROKER'S BONDS.
• A HORSE MARKET--INDIA.
• THE THREE FEATHERS.
• THE LOVERS OF LAWN-TENNIS.
• CHURCHES AND MINISTERS; HOME AND FOREIGN EVENTS
• LONG ISLAND.
• PARADING IN PROSPECT PARK.; THE TWENTY-SECOND, OF THIS CITY, VISITS THE TWENTY-THIRD, OF BROOKLYN.
• GIFTS TO A THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
• A RAILROAD PRINCE DEAD; COL. THOMAS A. SCOTT'S LIFE AND LAST ILLNESS. HIS DEATH AT 9 O'CLOCK LAST EVENING--HIS LIFE AS A CANAL DRIVER, MERCHANT, RAILROAD STATION AGENT, SUPERINTENDENT AND PRESIDENT--HIS GREAT SERVICES DURING THE WAR. ENTERING ON A LIFE WORK. A GUIDING SPIRIT IN RAILWAY AFFAIRS. SERVICES DURING THE WAR. ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF WAR. AT THE HEAD OF A GREAT ROAD. CONNECTION WITH OTHER ENTERPRISES. COL. SCOTT'S PERSONAL CHARACTER.
• SHOOTING IN SPORT.
• THE WATERS OF THE ST. LAWRENCE.
• THE CRUSADE AGAINST THE JEWS.
• FIVE TIMES TRIED FOR MURDER.
• DECORATIVE ART SOCIETY.
• RUFFIAN SHOT BY A COMRADE.
• SHOT BY HIS BROTHER.
• CAMPING-GROUND FOR THE SEVENTH.
• THE ORIGIN OF "OTHELLO."
• HINTS FOR THE HOUSEHOLD; ARRANGING THE ICHTHYOPHAGOUS DINNER.
• THE POMPADOUR.
• BIG FAILURE IN PHILADELPHIA.; CRESSWELL, LA LANNE & CO. SUSPEND--A WESTERN CORPORATION IN TROUBLE.
• THE MEN OF '89.
• NEW-JERSEY.
• DENYING THAT HE WAS MARRIED.
• A RUSH OF OFFICE-SEEKERS; THE WHITE HOUSE AND DEPARTMENTS BESIEGED.A GREAT CROWD OF PLACE-HUNTERS WORRYING GOVERNMENT OFFICERS--ABSURD CLAIMS AND DESIRES--THE DIPLOMATIC SERVICE AND ITS SALARIES--TEN THOUSAND APPLICANTS FOR A FEW PLACES.
• MEMORABLE MURDERS.
• A NEW SUBMARINE CABLE.
• THREE MEN FALL WITH A SCAFFOLD.
• JUSTICES SENT TO JAIL.
• BIOGRAPHIES OF ACTORS.
• KNIGHTS TEMPLAR IN WASHINGTON.
• FEATURES OF THE MARKETS.; PRICES ASKED FOR PROVISIONS--THE SUPPLY OF FISH.
• GAELIC PROVERBS.
• SPORTS IN NEW-JERSEY.; THE ANNUAL SPRING GAMES OF THE ELIZABETH ATHLETIC CLUB.
• FAR IN THE SOUTHERN SEAS.; A CONNECTICUT WHALER'S VOYAGE TO IN HOSPITABLE SHORES.
• THE HALF-HOLIDAY MOVEMENT.
• A COLORED MAN'S HIGH OFFICE.; EX-SENATOR BRUCE TO BECOME REGISTER OF THE TREASURY ON MONDAY.
• LADY BLANCHE MURPHY'S REMAINS.
• GOSSIP FROM THE OLD WORLD.
• YOUNG LAWYERS SWORN IN.
• ROBBERS IN DANGER OF LYNCHING.
• COMPLICITY IN THE DONNELLY MURDER.
• A SOUTHERN CENTENNIAL.
• A NEW-YORK THIEF IN CUSTODY.
• AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AN AGNOSTIC.
• PAST LITERARY INDECENCIES--PRESENT; PRURIENCY.
• RECEIPTS.
• SCIENTIFIC GOSSIP.
• NEW PUBLICATIONS; TO THE ZAMBESI AND BACK AMERICAN ALMANAC. CHALDEAN MAGIC. POETRY.
• BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.; ACTS OF THE STATE LEGISLATURE WHICH HAVE NOW BECOME LAWS.
• THE ATLANTICS HEAVY BATTING.; IT WINS THEM A GAME FROM THE METROPOLITANS.
• NOTES FROM THE CAPITAL.
• PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S ESTATE.
• THE BONANZA SUITS.
• THE DELAWARE WHIPPING-POST.
• THE MURDER OF MRS. MULLER.; KENKOWSKI IN JAIL--ADDITIONAL TESTIMONY AS TO HIS GUILT.
• THE LOUISVILLE RACES
• GERMAN REPUBLICAN MEETING.
• RIOTOUS STUDENTS AT EXETER.
• GEORGE ELIOT AND GEORGE HENRY; LEWES.
• MAKING BEEF EXTRACT.
• INFORMATION WANTED.
• ART NOTES.
• THE SINKING FUND COMMISSION.
• WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT.