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1883January 20

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• A RED STAR STEAM-SHIP STRANDED.
• A ROMANTIC SOUTHERN CASE.; WHY MR. PORTE RAN AWAY WITH ANOTHER MAN'S WIFE AND CHILDREN.
• KNICKERBOCKER POLICY-HOLDERS.
• THE IRON-WORKERS' STRIKE.
• NOTES FROM WASHINGTON.
• ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.; THE EVIDENCE AGAINST JOHN KENNY, THE BILL POSTER.
• FUNERAL OF BISHOP TALBOT.
• JEALOUSLY THE CAUSE.
• DEFECTIVE INDICTMENTS.
• PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
• A STRANGE ROBBERY.; THE STORY TOLD BY SECRETARY WOOD OF THE MINING EXCHANGE.
• OSTRICH FARMING.
• PLOTS OF REVOLUTIONISTS; A FRENCH LEGITIMIST CONSPIRACY DISCOVERED. AN EXTENSIVE SCHEME FOR RESTORING THE MONARCHY--"PLON-PLON'S" CASE--THE LYONS ANARCHISTS SENTENCED.
• THE READING ROAD SUED.; A LONDON FINANCIER CLAIMS PAY FOR PLACING DEFERRED INCOME BONDS.
• HANDSOME GIFT TO HARVARD.
• A FLOOD IN NEW-ORLEANS.
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• WASHINGTON POLICE SCANDALS.
• DEATH OF AN OCTOGENARIAN.; MR. ARTHUR SCHOFIELD FOUND DEAD AT HIS HOTEL.
• YALE AND HARVARD BOATING MATTERS
• ASTOR HOUSE GUESTS ALARMED.; A FIRE IN A STORE IN THE REAR OF THIS HOTEL WHICH WAS QUICKLY EXTINGUISHED.
• THE LONG ISLAND CITY POLICE FORCE.
• HOW MR. BEECHER REACHES MEN'S SOULS.
• Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
• Article 2 -- No Title
• PRINCESS LOUISE IN CHARLESTON.
• DEATH OF A VALUABLE STALLION.
• SKELETON FOUND IN A BOX.
• GEBHARD FULL OF WRATH; WARNING HIS CHALLENGER NOT TO CROSS HIS PATH. MAJOR CUNNINGHAM POSTS HIM AS A COWARD--RUMORS OF COMING TROUBLE IN THE AIR.
• TESTIMONY AGAINST COREY.; THE BELLEVUE HOTEL SAID TO HAVE BEEN IN A BAD SANITARY CONDITION.
• WESTERN UNION TRANSFER-BOOKS.
• ATTACKING MUTUAL UNION; THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S PLEA FOR LEAVE TO SUE. ARGUMENTS ON THE APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO BRING SUIT TO VACATE THE COMPANY'S CHARTER.
• AMERICAN STATISTICAL WORK.
• SALE OF FERRY FRANCHISES.
• THE PROPOSED AQUEDUCT; METHODS TO GIVE RELIEF UNDER THE PRESENT WATER SUPPLY. AN ARGUMENT IN FAVOR OF THE USE OF SALT WATER FOR FIRES--STOPPING THE GREAT WASTE OF CROTON WATER.
• MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; CLEARED. ARRIVED. SAILED. MISCELLANEOUS. SPOKEN. BY CABLE.
• AGED CHESTNUT TREES.
• Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
• Article 3 -- No Title
• A GIRL INHUMANLY TREATED.
• INSULTED IN A CAR.
• GREAT SNOW BLOCKADES.; TERRIFIC STORMS IN IOWA AND MINNESOTA --TRAINS BLOCKED.
• WARRANTS FOR RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
• THE CONDUCT OF CLERK BAILEY.
• TEN YEARS IN STATE PRISON.
• THE GRENOBLE HOUSE ON FIRE.
• FAILURE OF A TRAVELING AGENT.
• A YOUNG FORGER TO BE REFORMED.
• A VERDICT AGAINST MANHATTAN.
• "FEARFUL, BUT JUST."
• Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
• Article 4 -- No Title
• ASLEEP AT HIS POST.
• SOME UNNECESSARY MYSTERY.; WHAT IS THOUGHT IN WASHINGTON OF THE WHOLE MATTER.
• ANOTHER COLD WAVE COMING.; A FALL IN THE TEMPERATURE EXPECTED WITHIN 24 HOURS.
• THE RAILWAY WORLD.; IMPORTANT CONSOLIDATION--PRESIDENT GOWEN'S SUCCESS--RUMOR DENIED.
• Obituary 2 -- No Title
• A COLLEGIATE RECEPTION.
• MEMORIES OF BOWDOIN COLLEGE.; THE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL DINNER OF ALUMNI IN THIS CITY.
• A VERDICT FOR KELLY'S NEWSPAPER.
• THE MILWAUKEE CATASTROPHES.; EVIDENCE AGAINST SCHELLER--DEATH FROM THE OPERA-HOUSE EXPLOSION.
• THE LEWIS CONTEMPT CASE.
• THE RECENT COCKING-MAIN.; MR. ESSELMONT HELD FOR TRIAL BY JUDGE MORGAN.
• TORPEDOES IN THE ORIENT; LAY'S FORMIDABLE WEAPON SENT ACROSS THE BOSPHORUS. DETAILS OF THE TRIAL UNDER THE SULTAN'S EYE AND IN STRONG CURRENTS--THE BOAT DESCRIBED--TRIED AT NIGHT.
• Editorial Article 4 -- No Title
• GENERAL NOTES.
• THE CRIMINAL RECORD.
• PITKIN HOLDING HIS OWN.
• POISONED BY BLACK STOCKINGS.
• OPPOSITION TO O'DONNELL.; RAILWAY INTERESTS WORKING AGAINST THE ANTI-MONOPOLIST COMMISSIONER.
• TRADE AND LABOR IN EUROPE.; FRENCH TRADE STATISTICS--RAILWAY STRIKERS--FEATURES OF ENGLISH MARKETS.
• EX-JUDGE DITTENHOEFER RE-ELECTED.
• NEWHALL & THACHER'S CREDITORS.
• CITY AND SUBURBAN NEWS; NEW-YORK. BROOKLYN. LONG ISLAND. STATEN ISLAND. WESTCHESTER COUNTY. NEW-JERSEY.
• DEATH OF JOHN GELSTON.
• SUSPENSION OF COAL PRODUCTION.
• Editorial Article 5 -- No Title
• Article 5 -- No Title
• GRABBING A GREAT PARK; FACTS ABOUT THE YELLOWSTONE LEASES. REMARKABLE METHODS OF DOING BUSINESS IN THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT--A POINTED LETTER FROM GEN. BRISBIN.
• CHICAGO MARKETS STRONG.; EFFECT OF THE NEWS OF THE STORM--EXCITEMENT IN GRAIN--PROVISIONS STEADY.
• WINDOM LOSES MORE VOTES.; HIS TOTAL DROPS TO 50--A LONG AND STUBBORN STRUGGLE EXPECTED.
• WESTERN UNION REDUCTIONS.
• DEBATES IN THE SENATE; CHEAPER POSTAGE AND PROBLEMS OF TARIFF POLICY. THE MAILS AND THE TELEGRAPH MONOPOLY DISCUSSED--A LONG TALK ON THE TARIFF AND POLITICAL ECONOMY.
• ALBANY NOTES.
• Article 1 -- No Title; THE QUINCY HOUSE DESTROYED BY FIRE-- NARROW ESCAPE OF MANY GUESTS.
• BILLIARD PRAYERS EXCITED.; VIGNAUX AND THE PROPOSED TOURNAMENTS CAUSING SOME ADVERSE CRITICISM.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• HAGGERTY--NOONAN.
• BURDETTE'S ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN.
• PREVENTING MAIL FRAUDS.; A BILL TO MAKE STAR ROUTE CONTRACTORS HONEST.
• AMUSEMENTS.; MME. ALBANI'S DEBUT IN OPERA.
• HOAR FAIRLY RE-ELECTED; NO FORGED TELEGRAM CAUSING THE CRAPO MEN'S ACTION. HOW THE RUMOR STARTED--REPRESENTATIONS FROM CRAPO'S FRIENDS CAUSING THE CHANGE IN VOTING--HOAR'S CERTIFICATE SIGNED.
• ASTOR LIBRARY REPORT.
• DISORDERS IN COURT.; COUNSEL IN THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL THREATENED WITH ARREST.
• FIRE INSURANCE BUSINESS.
• DANGERS OF THE SEA.
• GRAIN STORED IN SPECIAL BINS.
• PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
• CURLING AT MONTREAL.
• A BROAD AND LIBERAL CALL.
• IRISH LAWLESSNESS.; EARL SPENCER AND LORD HATINGTON SPEAK ON THE SUBJECT.
• GOSSIP OF THE CAPITAL.; A REMARKABLE PETITION--NOTABLE SOCIAL EVENTS.
• GENERAL MENTION.
• NO ELECTION IN NEBRASKA.
• END OF THE ICE STRIKE
• UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.; A LARGE NUMBER OF CASES SUBMITTED UNDER THE TWENTIETH RULE.
• WASTED DAYS IN ALBANY; ASSEMBLYMEN WORKING ONLY THREE DAYS IN A WEEK. A RESOLUTION CALLING FOR SATURDAY SESSIONS--DEFEATED BY DEMOCRATS--A CITY'S LIABILITIES FOR BAD PAVEMENTS.
• CHICAGO DRESSED BEEF.; THE RAILROADS DETERMINED TO LIMIT THE SUPPLY IN THIS MARKET.
• TORPEDO EXPERIMENTS.
• AN OLD INDICTMENT QUASHED
• A BLACK BUGBEAR.
• A DUTCH TOWN WRECKED.; POWDER EXPLOSIONS AT MUIDEN--MANY LIVES LOST AND HOUSES SHATTERED.
• AN EFFECTIVE PARTY CAUCUS.; THE REPUBLICANS OF THE HOUSE DECIDE TO PUSH THE TARIFF BILL.
• ACTORS IN PERIL.; A TRAIN WITH A MADISON-SQUARE "ESMERALDA" COMPANY ON BOARD WRECKED.
• FERRY LOSES ONE VOTE.
• THEODORE THOMAS SUCCESSFUL.
• ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
• FUNERAL OF HENRY KIP.
• PRESIDENT UPTON'S CRIME.
• THE FESTIVAL OF ST. AGNES.
• A VICTIM OF WESTERN EXPLOSION.
• PASSENGERS SAILED.
• NEGRO BOYS HANGED.; SUFFERING FOR THE MURDERS OF A SISTER AND OF A MISTRESS.
• AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING.
• SUPERFLOUS HARBOR-MASTERS.
• CURRENT FOREIGN TOPICS.