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1883August 29

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• Editorial Article 7 -- No Title
• GAMES OF CRICKET.
• GENERAL NOTES.
• TALK OF THE OLD WORLD; THE PROSECUTION OF IRISH CRIMINAL CASES.CAREY'S MURDERER SENT TO ENGLANDFOR TRIAL--EVIDENCE AGAINST JAMES M'DERMOTT.
• HISTORY OF THE BOAT.; BUILT ABOUT THIRTY-FIVE YEARS AGO--AN ACCIDENT IN 1880.
• EXONERATED FROM BLAME.
• OCEAN GROVE'S BIG WELL.
• DEATH OF A POSTAL CLERK.
• KILLED BY A TRAIN ACCIDENT.
• MRS. FURLONGH'S CRIME.; A CORONER'S JURY CHARGE HER WITH CAUSING CHARITY VAN GUILDER'S DEATH.
• THE JURY SAY IT WAS AN ACCIDENT.
• DROWNED IN THE HUDSON.
• NOTES FROM WASHINGTON.
• Obituary 2 -- No Title
• NEWS FROM PITCAIRN ISLAND.
• SPORTS ON DUNDEE LAKE.; A REGATTA, A SWIMMING-MATCH, AND AN UNPLEASANT ACCIDENT.
• COLORED SEPARATISTS.
• THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH'S PRESIDENT.
• THE CRANBERRY-GROWERS.; VALUABLE PAPERS READ IN REFERENCE TO THE CULTIVATION OF THE FRUIT.
• THE SPANISH MINISTRY RESIGN.
• REUNION OF CHAUTAUQUA VETERANS.
• A BROOKLYN MAN MISSING.
• TO SWIM THE RAPIDS IN THE FUTURE.
• CRIMINALS AND THEIR DOINGS.; A DOUBLE MURDER AND A SUICIDE ARISING OUT OF A LAWSUIT.
• SURPRISES AT SARATOGA.; LLOYD DALY, GLEANER, LADY LOUD, AND RIENZI YESTERDAY'S WINNERS.
• END OF A STRIKE.
• KILLED BY A FALLING CORNICE.
• LATEST ARRIVALS.
• CARLSBAD.
• A CURIOUS THEFT.; HOW A YOUNG INDIAN STUDENT WAS TAKEN IN BY A GIRL.
• AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING.
• INVITED TO THE PRIMARIES
• CIVIL SERVICE PROMOTION.
• PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
• GLASS-WORKERS' WAGES.; THE THREATENED REDUCTION TO BE STRENUOUSLY RESISTED.
• CURRENT FOREIGN TOPICS.
• CAPT. HALL'S SUDDEN FLIGHT.
• LOST OVERBOARD NEAR CAPE COD.
• POLITICAL WORK AND TALK; CIVIL SERVICE REFORM WORK IN NEW-YORK. THE STATE COMMISSIONERS PREPARING THEIR PLANS FOR SUBMISSION TO THE GOVERNOR.
• THE FREETHINKERS' CONVENTION.
• FAST TROTTERS COMPETING.; GOOD SPORT ON THE OPENING DAY OF THE SPRINGFIELD CIRCUIT MEETING.
• A WONDERFUL MONSTER.
• BASE-BALL YESTERDAY.; THE NEW-YORK CLUB BEATS THE PHILADELPHIA--THE BROOKLYNS BEATEN.
• LATEST FOREIGN SHIPPING.
• THE VICTORIA MEDICAL SCHOOL.
• PILGRIMS RETURNING FROM FRANCE.
• THE TROUBLES OF LABOR.; TESTIMONY GIVEN BEFORE THE SENATE COMMITTEE YESTERDAY.
• TWO DEMOCRATIC STATESMEN.
• THE SLAYER OF DUKES TO BE TRIED.
• HAZING ON THE CONSTELLATION.; THE IMPLICATED CADETS WHO ARE TO BY COURT-MARTIALED AT ANNAPOLIS.
• FAILURE OF A COMMISSION MERCHANT.
• A PETITION TO QUEEN VICTORIA.
• A WRECKED STEAMER TO BE RAISED.
• GOV. PATTISON'S FINGER IN THE PIE.
• THE WRESTLER BIBBY CHALLENGED.
• CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICAN NEWS.
• A COLLIERY CHANGES HANDS.
• PRESIDENT VILLARD'S GUESTS.; THE NORTHERN PACIFIC EXCURSION PARTY TO MOVE BY SECTIONS.
• ENJOYMENT AT NEWPORT.; HURT WHILE PLAYING POLO--SOME OF THE RECENT ARRIVALS.
• OBLIGED TO STAND AND DELIVER.
• GIVE HIM A SHOW.
• THE ST. ALBANS FAILURES.
• A CHAMPION CLAM-OPENER.
• A DOUBLY FATAL DUEL.; TWO YOUNG MEN LIVING IN ILLINOIS FALL ON THE FIELD OF HONOR.
• TO FIDDLE FOR CINCINNATI.
• THE PENNSYLVANIA SQUABBLE.
• "UNCLE BILL" TOVEE DEAD.; A QUAINT PRIZE-FIGHTER WHO LIVED TO BE OVER FOUR-SCORE.
• Article 1 -- No Title
• SHOT BY HIS EMPLOYER'S SON.
• FRENCHMEN AT THE MAYOR'S OFFICE.
• NO TELEPHONE CONSOLIDATION.; THE PLAN FOR THE COMBINING OF THE NEW-ENGLAND COMPANIES FALLS THROUGH.
• Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
• CHARGED WITH MUTINY.
• THE IRISH MEMBERS.
• CITY AND SUBURBAN NEWS; NEW-YORK. BROOKLYN. LONG ISLAND. WESTCHESTER COUNTY. NEW-JERSEY.
• IMPORTANT LAWSUIT.
• AN ARMY AND NAVY COLONY.; WHERE OFFICERS OF RANK LIVE AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
• ASKING FOR A RECEIVER.; SEEING TO WIND UP THE BUSINESS OF THE CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY.
• AN ESCORT FOR GOV. BUTLER.
• A VIRGINIA NOMINATION.
• THE CHICAGO GAS-PIPE THIEVES.
• IROQUOIS AGAIN BEATEN; THE DERBY WINNER GETS NO PLACE. EOLE CAPTURES THE DUPLICATE MONMOUTH STAKES--GEORGE KENNEY SECON IN THE RACE--ALL FAVORITES BEATEN. THE MONMOUTH STAKES RENEWED. THE MILE AND A FURLONG. THE THREE-QUARTERS. THE MILE AND A QUARTER. THE SELLING RACE. THE STEEPLE-CHASE.
• KNIGHTS TEMPLAR RETURNING HOME.
• A MESSENGER BOY'S MISHAP.
• THE GAMBLING RAGE IN CHICAGO.
• TRADES-UNIONS' DEMANDS.
• Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
• VICTIMS OF CRUEL TREATMENT.; HUSBAND AND WIFE EACH ACCUSING THE OTHER.
• Article 3 -- No Title
• PASSENGERS SAILED.
• INCREASE IN THE PRICE OF COAL.
• ANXIETY UP THE RIVER.; FEARS OF FRIENDS AND STORIES OF THE PASSENGERS.
• ROBBED AT ASBURY PARK.
• THE KEELY MOTOR COMPLETED.; TO BE READY FOR OPERATION THE FIRST WEEK IN SEPTEMBER.
• NOTES OF VARIOUS INTERESTS.
• COLORED MEN IN CONVENTION.
• MISS ARTHUR AND HIS FRIENDS.
• AT YELLOWSTONE LAKE.; THE PRESIDENT'S PARTY BOILING TROUT IN THE HOT GEYSERS.
• INSURANCES AT WILLIAMSPORT.; SOME OF THE LOSSES ON THE GREAT LUMBER FIRE.
• FRANK JAMES UNNERVED; LOSING HIS BRAVADO IN THE FACE OF THE STRONG EVIDENCE AGINIST HIM.
• A HISTORIC NEW-ENGLAND TOWN.
• A CONVENTION OF HOP-DEALERS
• Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
• A CURIOUS CONVENTION; GATHERING OF PEOPLE WITH NOTHING TO SAY. THE NATIONAL DEAF-MUTE CONVENTION ASSEMBLES IN LYRIC HALL--WIREPULLING IN SILENCE.
• Article 4 -- No Title
• A REUNION OF VOLUNTEERS.
• WRECKED BY AN EXPLOSION; SINKING OF THE RIVERDALE IN THE NORTH RIVER. FIVE LIVES LOST AND FIFTEEN PERSONS INJURED--THE ACCIDENT CAUSED BY THE BURSTING OF THE BOILER JUST AFTER THE START.
• HE LEFT JUST IN TIME.
• POISONING CASES IN GEORGIA.
• MANAGING THE RAILWAYS; PROPOSITIONS TO REVIVE AN OLD ENTERPRISE. TWO COMPANIES NOW CONTEMPLATING THE BUILDING OF A ROAD FROM PORT JERVIS DOWN THE DELAWARE VALLEY.
• A CIRCUS IN HARD LUCK.
• DINK DAVIS NOT KILLED.; UNDER ARREST IN ST. LOUIS ON A CHARGE OF SWINDLING.
• BYRON'S WIFE AND SISTER; IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THEM MADE PUBLIC.LORD BYRON'S LAST LETTER TO HIS WIFE--SCANDALOUS LEGENDS FINALLY DISSIPATED--LIGHT ON AN OLD SUBJECT.
• NEWBURG'S POISONOUS WELL.; FOUR DEATHS TRACED TO THE USE OF ITS WATER.
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• REMARKABLE RESULTS OF RABIES.
• COURT CALENDARS--THIS DAY.
• COLLISION ON THE JERSEY CENTRAL
• Editorial Article 4 -- No Title
• THOMAS MURPHY'S DRAFT.; THE EX-COLLECTOR SUED BY EMIGRATION COMMISSIONER STEPHENSON.
• A PROPOSED MONUMENT.
• PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
• THE LOUISVILLE EXPOSITION.
• INQUIRED FOR BY FRIENDS.
• KILLED BY A BURSTING GRINDSTONE.
• FRIGHTENED TO DEATH BY A THREAT.
• RENOUNCING THE WORLD.
• RAILWAY TRESTLE-WORK BURNED.
• THE WILL OF EDWARD CLARK.; SOME OF THE BEQUESTS OF THE NEW-YORK MILLIONAIRE.
• THE JUDICIARY NOMINATIONS.
• TAKING THEIR OWN LIVES.; THE SUICIDAL MANIA PREVALENT IN VARIOUS PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.
• SEVEN TRUST COMPANIES; THE WORK OF THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR. DETAILS OF THE RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES, WITH OTHER STATISTICS OF THE INSTITUTIONS' CONDITION. UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY. UNION TRUST COMPANY. METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY. CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY. MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY. BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY. EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF NEWLONDON (CONN.) AND NEW-YORK CITY.
• A FOOTPAD'S SUDDEN END; A MYSTERIOUS SHOT FROM AN UNKNOWN SOURCE.THE CONTRADICTORY STORIES OF AN ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN ELEVENTH-STREET YESTERDAY MORNING.
• Editorial Article 5 -- No Title
• MANAGING THE BRIDGE.; A VESSEL LOSING HER TOPMAST-PUTTING GRIPS ON THE CARS.
• Article 5 -- No Title
• MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; CLEARED. ARRIVED. SAILED. MISCELLANEOUS. BY CABLE.
• FRENCH AGGRESSION ABROAD.; THE DEFEAT OF THE ANNAMITES--PERSONAL CLAIMS FROM MADAGASCAR.
• LIST OF THE VICTIMS.; NAMES OF THE KILLED, THE WOUNDED, AND THE MISSING.
• FINED FOR SHADOWING A CONDUCTOR.
• THE PHILADELPHIA POOL-SELLERS.
• OPENING OF A NEW OPERA-HOUSE.
• COLD WEATHER AT OCEAN GROVE.
• A DISASTROUS HAIL-STORM.
• MGR. CAPEL'S LECTURE.; LIFE IN THE CLOISTER AS DESCRIBED BY A CATHOLIC PRELATE.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS; ORDERS FOR OFFICERS OF THE ARMY AND NAVY. WESTERN REGIMENTS TO BE TRANSFERRED --LEAVES OF ABSENCE AND OTHER MATTERS.
• A BRITISH VIEW OF IT.
• ST. GEORGE'S BIG BELL.; JACKSON S. SCHULTZ TRYING HARD TO SILENCE IT.
• Editorial Article 6 -- No Title
• CHRISTIAN STOCK'S LICENSE.