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1883June 28

Articles

• IMMODERATE USE OF FIRE-ARMS.
• HEAVY RAINS IN PENNSYLVANIA.; BURSTING OF TWO DAMS CAUSES MUCH DAMAGE IN WILKESBARRE.
• AN ESCAPE FROM STAGE ROBBERS.
• SUNK IN THE ST. LAWRENCE.
• MANHATTAN COLLEGE GRADUATES.; DEGREES AND PRIZES GIVEN IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
• SHEEPSHEAD BAY ENTRIES.; THE RACES FOR TO-DAY AND THE POOL SELLING.
• Article 2 -- No Title
• ONE DRUNKARD LESS ON THE FORCE.
• BEATEN BY FIFTY-FIVE SECONDS.; NETTIE THORP CROSSES THE LINE WITH GRACIE CLOSE ON HER HEELS.
• IOWA.
• ENGLAND AND CANADA.; THE RIGHT OF THE DOMINION TO MAKE TREATIES UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS.
• THE TALK OF WASHINGTON EFFORTS TO SECURE POSTMASTER PEARSON'S REMOVAL.; EFFORTS TO SECURE POSTMASTER PEARSON'S REMOVAL.
• COLD STORM AT LONG BRANCH.
• BANK LOANS IN CHICAGO.
• FIGHTING THE GAINES CASE.
• COMMODORE GARRISON'S GAS COMPANY.
• LIQUOR-DEALERS AS EXCISE INSPECTORS.
• PROHIBITION IN MISSOURI.
• PUBLIC SCHOOL GRADUATES.; INTERESTING EXERCISES IN FOUR OF THE CITY GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
• GOOD TROTTING AT ISLAND PARK.
• LISTED ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.; AN UNUSUAL NUMBER OF RAILROAD SECURITIES ACCEPTED.
• OFFICE FOR "TONY" HARTMAN.
• A SCHOOL TEACHER ASSAULTED.; WESTCHESTER FARMERS SEARCHING FOR A NEGRO WHOM THEY THREATEN TO LYNCH.
• SEND THEM BACK.
• MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; CLEARED. ARRIVED. SAILED. SPOKEN. BY CABLE.
• JAPAN AND CHINA.; THE TEA TRADE IN AN UNSATISFACTORY CONDITION--OPPRESSING THE PRESS.
• INTERNAL REVENUE TOPICS.; THE EVANS-HORTON "VINDICATION"--THE REARRANGEMENT OF DISTRICTS.
• Article 4 -- No Title
• GOOD FISHING IN NIAGARA RIVER.
• A TRICK OF THE BEGGAR'S TRADE.
• GOV. BUTLER AT HARVARD RECEIVED WITH DIGNITY AND COURTESY BY THE COLLEGE.; GOV. BUTLER'S ADDRESS. THE ALUMNI BUSINESS MEETING. ELECTING FIVE OVERSEERS.
• THE WRECK OF THE ASHUELOT.
• FIRE IN TENNESSEE.
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• CRIMINALS AND THEIR DEEDS.
• HARVEST HANDS SCARCE IN CALIFORNIA.
• A LAWYER LAUNCHES OUT WITH HIS FIST.
• A PROFESSIONAL BEGGAR'S DEVICE.
• AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING.
• ROBBED WHILE BRIDGEMAN WAS CLERK.
• EXIT THE TRADE DOLLAR.
• ARCHBISHOP WOOD'S WILL PROBATED.
• AN OPENING FOR HANLAN IN CHICAGO.
• Article 5 -- No Title
• MORE MONEY FOR BRICK-LAYERS.
• THE OLDEST ONES OF HARVARD.
• HARVARD'S EASY VICTORY THE COLUMBIA FRESHMEN BEATEN BY SIX LENGTHS.; THE COLUMBIA FRESHMEN BEATEN BY SIX LENGTHS.
• THE NEW-HAMPSHIRE SENATORSHIP.
• Obituary 2 -- No Title
• TWO NEGROES LYNCHED.
• A KENTUCKY PAPER ON THE RIGHT TACK.
• A NEW WALL-STREET STRUCTURE.
• BEQUESTS OF GEORGE DWIGHT PHELPS.
• WILLIAMSBURG YACHTSMEN RACING.
• THE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT'S OFFICE.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• SELECTING A JURY TO TRY POLK.
• A SCHOOLBOY HANGS HIMSELF.
• RAILWAY EXPOSITION FINANCES.
• STEEL MILL EMPLOYES ON STRIKE.
• GOV. BUTLER AGAIN SNUBBED.; DARTMOUTH COLLEGE KEEPS ITS LL. D. FOR SOMEBODY ELSE.
• CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN'S UNION.
• Article 1 -- No Title
• THE BASE-BALL FIELD.
• NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.; WILBUR'S WORK IN THE NEW YORK POST OFFICE. ARMY AND NAVY NEWS. THE APACHE CAPTIVES. AGENT HORTON'S DENIAL.
• THE STATE COURT OF APPEALS.
• BE VIGILANT.; MASTER PLUMBERS ARE ABROAD SEEKING TO SETTLE THEIR "GRIEVANCES."
• M'GLORY SAYS HE IS PERSECUTED.
• THE LABORER OF LEISURE.
• CABLE WORK IN CANADIAN WATERS.
• COL. D.B. PARKER INJURED.
• ANXIOUS FOR PEACE.
• NEW ATLANTIC CABLES TWO MORE LINES TO CONNECT EUROPE AND AMERICA.; TWO MORE LINES TO CONNECT EUROPE AND AMERICA.
• RECLAIMING LAND IN ILLINOIS.
• A NEW PETROLEUM FIELD.
• CHARGED WITH ABDUCTION.
• ENDING THE COLLEGE YEAR THE BITTER FEELINGS AROUSED AT UNION.; THE BITTER FEELINGS AROUSED AT UNION.
• A CHOLERA PANIC IN EGYPT.; EUROPEANS LEAVING THE COUNTRY--PRECAUTIONS AGAINST THE DISEASE.
• FUNERAL DIRECTORS IN CONVENTION.
• PRODDING THE BRITISH LION.; THE ALDERMEN STERNLY DENOUNCE THE EXPORTATION OF THE IRISH PEOPLE.
• EVENTS IN THE METROPOLIS.; MANAGER NEUENDORFF'S ILLLUCK. MORE SUITS AGAINST THE POLICE BOARD. EVIDENCES OF DE MELI'S CITIZENSHIP. FEATURES OF THE NEW CITY DIRECTORY.
• DEPARTURES FOR EUROPE.
• THE END OF A COLD STORM.; A COOL WAVE AND A RAIN-STORM FORMING AN UNPLEASANT JUNCTION.
• Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
• CITY AND SUBURBAN NEWS.; NEW-YORK. BROOKLYN LONG ISLAND. STATEN ISLAND. NEW-JERSEY.
• THE RICHMOND DUELISTS.
• SUPERINTENDENTS OF ASYLUMS.
• COLLECTOR STIVERS'S REMOVAL.; THE PRESIDENT'S REVENUE DEAL MUCH CRITICIZED IN ORANGE COUNTY.
• AFFAIRS IN FOREIGN LANDS; PAUPERISM AND LAND AGITATION IN IRELAND.
• THE COUNT DEMORES ATTACKED.; THE LEADER OF THE OUTLAWS CAPTURED AND LIKELY TO BE LYNCHED.
• A BONE IN A MAN'S LUNG.
• THE RECORD OF ACCIDENTS.; LIVES LOST IN COAL MINES--KILLED BY FALLING DOWN STAIRS.
• CORPORATIONS SUED FOR TAXES.
• EXERCISES AT YALE.; HONORARY DEGREES CONFERRED--LARGE ATTENDANCE AT THE ALUMNI DINNER.
• ROMANISM IN FRANCE AND RUSSIA.; THE POPE'S LETTER TO PRESIDENT GREVY-- CONCESSIONS BY RUSSIA.
• ANOTHER FAILURE IN CHICAGO.
• THE WRECKED RHIWINDDA.
• THE ASSISTED IMMIGRANTS.; ACTION OF THE GOVERNMENT--FRIENDS CLAIMING SOME OF THE POOR PEOPLE.
• LOWER PRICES IN CHICAGO.; A GENERAL LACK OF CONFIDENCE AND WEAK AND IRREGULAR MARKETS.
• BIDDING FOR E.D. GALE'S EFFECTS.
• Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
• SHOOTING HIMSELF IN THE HEAD.
• A COMMON WIGWAM.
• THE OLD TICKET IN IOWA; A PLATFORM FAVORING PROHIBITION AND PROTECTION.
• MEETING OF THE HUDSON BAY COMPANY.
• THE DISTILLERS' POOL.; FAILURE TO MAKE AN AGREEMENT TO CHECK PRODUCTION.
• CURRENT FOREIGN TOPICS.
• INHUMAN TREATMENT OF TWO BOYS.
• PERILS OF KENTUCKY OFFICE-HOLDERS.
• THE ALGIERS OIL FIRE.; THE LOSSES NOT YET ASCERTAINED--FULL LIST OE THE INSURANCES.
• HAMILTON COLLEGE.
• GRAND GROVE OF DRUIDS.
• SELLING SEIZED GOODS.
• THE MARIE-GARRISON SUIT.; TESTIMONY OF THE FORMER ATTORNEY OF THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC ROAD.
• COMBINING AGAINST THE TRADE DOLLAR.
• Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
• PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
• Editorial Article 6 -- No Title
• HOADLY AND BOOKWALTER TRADING.; THE EX-CANDIDATE WORKING TO SECURE A SEAT IN THE SENATE.
• NAVIGATION IMPEDED BY ICE.
• RESTRAINED FROM ISSUING DIPLOMAS.
• THE OVERFLOW IN THE WEST.; LOWER WATER IN THE MISSOURI VALLEY-- THE GREAT DAMAGE TO CROPS.
• GOING TO THE LEE MEMORIAL.
• APPORTIONMENT IN PENNSYLVANIA.
• CRUELTIES AT A SOLDIERS' HOME.
• AN ENGLISH TURF CONTEST.
• THE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY.
• COURT CALENDARS--THIS DAY.
• MANAGING THE RAILWAYS AN OLD WISCONSIN RAILROAD SUIT REVIVED.; HELPING READING SECURITIES. DRESSED BEEF TRANSPORTATION. NOTES OF VARIOUS INTERESTS.
• SECURITIES AT AUCTION.
• MUSICIANS IN CONVENTION.
• CARING LITTLE FOR GENEALOGIES.
• Editorial Article 4 -- No Title
• Article 3 -- No Title
• THE MINNESOTA REPUBLICANS EX-GOV. PILLSBURY DEFEATED FOR CHAIRMAN--THE WORK NOT COMPLETED.; EX-GOV. PILLSBURY DEFEATED FOR CHAIRMAN--THE WORK NOT COMPLETED.
• CIVIL SERVICE IN NEW-ENGLAND.
• STEEL-WORKERS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
• A BIG COMBINATION OF COAL-DEALERS.
• THE BEWITCHING MRS. BUSH.; A COMEDY IN WHICH ALGERNON SARTORIS AND SOME TRADESMEN TAKE PARTS.
• A WET DAY FOR WARRIORS GUARDSMEN AWED BY THE OMINOUS LOOK OF A STRANGER.; GUARDSMEN AWED BY THE OMINOUS LOOK OF A STRANGER.
• DISTILLERS IN CONSULTATION.
• TWENTY-THREE CHINAMEN KILLED.
• COMMENCEMENT NOTES.
• THE BOULDER OF THE FLUME.; A GREAT NATURAL CURIOSITY DESTROYED-- A HEAVY SHOWER CAUSES ITS FALL.
• POSTAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY OFFICERS.
• A NEW INQUIRY BY THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
• NOTES FROM WASHINGTON.
• THE YACHT WAYWARD FOG-BOUND.
• Editorial Article 5 -- No Title
• PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
• BANKS HEAVILY SWINDLED.; FOUR TORONTO CONCERNS LOSING $5,000 EACH IN ONE DAY.
• R.H. PARKS AND CO.S SUCCESSORS.
• MILITARY PARADE IN NEW-JERSEY.
• THE COTTON-SEED OIL INDUSTRY.
• THE MILLERS' MEETING ENDED.
• SEVEN YEARS AT HARD LABOR.; HATHAWAY PROMPTLY SENTENCED ON BEING DECLARED GUILTY OF MALPRACTICE.
• DR. JAMES M. SCHLEY FINED.