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1884May 16

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• FOLLOWING SABIN'S FAILURE.
• SUICIDE OF JUDGE REID.; HUMILIATION CAUSED BY HIS RECENT BEATING THOUGHT TO BE THE CAUSE.
• TRENTON LIT UP BY THE FLAMES.
• ANSWERING A SLANDEROUS ATTACK.
• MORE LAWYERS ARRIVE.; THE CITY'S UNIVERSITY TURNS OUT A SMALL BATCH.
• COURT CALENDARS--THIS DAY.
• CITY AND SUBURBAN NEWS; NEW-YORK. BROOKLYN. LONG ISLAND. WESTCHESTER COUNTY. STATEN ISLAND. NEW-JERSEY.
• THE POLICE DEPARTMENT.
• GEN. TERRILL DYING.
• THE STORM NOT YET SPENT; FISK & HATCH'S SUSPENSION STARTLES THE STREET. FAILURE OF A.W. DIMOCK & CO.--BANKERS AND MERCHANTS' STOCK FALLS FROM 119 TO 45--A PANICKY FEELING AT THE CLOSE. TROUBLES OF FISK & HATCH. THE PARTNERS UNABLE TO MAKE AN EXACT STATEMENT. SKETCH OF THE MEMBERS OF THE FIRM. A.W. DIMOCK & CO.'S FAILURE. THEIR LIABILITIES BETWEEN $3,000,000 AND $4,000,000. THE METROPOLITAN RESUMES. MR. JAQUES SUCCEEDS MR. SENEY, WHO TURNS OVER $1,000,000. MR. SENEY ON THE SUSPENSION. SOME OF HIS MONEY LOST, BUT SATISFIED, AS THE BANK IS ALL RIGHT. FOOLISH ALARMS ALLAYED. EXCITED SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITORS GET THEIR MONEY. THE FIRMS FIRST IN TROUBLE. ALL HOPING FOR THE BEST, BUT STILL AT SEA AS TO THEIR AFFAIRS. BOUND UP IN MR. SENEY. THE ATLANTIC STATE BANK WAITING TO SEE HOW HE STANDS. QUIET AT THE SECOND NATIONAL. W.H. SWEENEY FAILS AGAIN. THE TALK AT THE WINDSOR. HEAVY TRANSACTIONS BY EXCITED OIL BROKERS. RUMORS AND INCIDENTS.
• AN ATLANTA BANKER CLOSES.
• PRESBYTERIANS IN COUNCIL.
• AN EDITOR SHOOTS A DENTIST.
• NOT GUILTY OF MURDER.
• THOROUGHB-REDS AT AUCTION.; SALE OF ALEXANDER'S STOCK AND THE PRICES OBTAINED.
• Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
• WHY THEY WINCE.
• CATHOLIC BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
• THE BRITISH FRANCHISE BILL.
• A RIOT IN PROSPECT.
• MEXICO RATIFIES THE TREATY.
• CURRENT FOREIGN TOPICS.
• FIGHTING OVER A PRIVATE ROAD.
• NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.; THE GREELY RELIEF SHIPS. THE ICE CONDITIONS FAVORABLE--LIEUT. EMORY'S PLANS.
• A PATENT MEDICINE SWINDLER.
• A BIG EARLY MORNING BLAZE.
• Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
• BOGAN CASH'S DEATH.
• THE OUTLAW CASH KILLED; RIDDLED WITH BULLETS AND FIGHTING TO THE DEATH. THE REMARKABLE STORY OF A MURDERER WHO DEFIED THE SOUTH CAROLINA AUTHORITIES FOR NEARLY THREE MONTHS.
• NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.
• A TRAIN DISPATCHER'S CARELESSNESS.
• MRS. PARNELL'S PROPERTY ATTACHED
• ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.
• ENDING HIS OWN LIFE SPEEDILY.
• MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; CLEARED. ARRIVED. SAILED. SPOKEN. BY CABLE.
• ABOVE AND BELOW GROUND.
• PREPARING FOR THE CONVENTION.
• LAUGHING AT SECRETARY FOLGER.; HIS EFFORTS TO CHECK THE PANIC--A BILL TO PREVENT STOCK GAMBLING.
• YALE THEOLOGIANS GRADUATED.
• A DOG FANCIER'S SUIT.; MILLIONAIRE MOORE'S SON SUED FOR DAMAGES.
• ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
• JANUARY AND MAY ALLIED.; WITH THE USUAL RESULT AND A LITTLE MORE.
• Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
• Article 1 -- No Title
• RUMORS OF INDIAN TROUBLES.
• NO ANXIETY IN BOSTON.; TWO FAILURES, BUT NOTHING LIKE A FLURRY--F.A. HAWLEY & CO.'S AFFAIRS.
• THE PIERMONT ROWING ASSOCIATION.
• BANGING AT SAGE'S DOOR; UNCLE RUSSELL HAS A FLURRY ALL TO HIMSELF. A DISORDERLY MOB HOWLS IN FRONT OF HIS OFFICE FOR HIM TO GET OFF HIS PRIVILEGES AND HE SAYS HE DID.
• SCOTCH CAPITALISTS ANXIOUS.; LOOKING AFTER UNFORTUNATE LUMBER INVESTMENTS IN THE WEST.
• CONTESTS ON THE TURF.; THE WINNERS AT THE LEXINGTON AND WASHINGTON RACES.
• THEY DID NOT GO TO EUROPE.
• GEN. SWAIM'S TRIAL.
• DR. NEWMAN THE ACTING PASTOR.; JUDGE SEDGWICK HANDS DOWN AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
• Editorial Article 4 -- No Title
• SENSITIVE TO CRITICISM; ASSEMBLYMEN WHOSE VIRTUE CRIED FOR VINDICATION. AN OUTPOURING OF BILE AND A VOTE OF CENSURE--A STOLEN BILL--THREE HEADS FOR THE PARK DEPARTMENT.
• THE JAY COOKE ESTATE.
• IMPROVING THE MISSISSIPPI.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• THE CAUSE OF IRELAND.
• A LITERARY RECEPTION.
• RAKING UP THE FIGURES; MR. ASTEN STORMS THE EXCISE DEPARTMENT. HE WANTS THE APPROPRIATION CUT DOWN BY THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPORTIONMENT.
• HAMLIN OUT OF POLITICS.
• THE TWENTY-SECOND'S OUTING.; WORKING AT FIELD TACTICS ON GOVERNOR'S ISLAND.
• Editorial Article 5 -- No Title
• MR. M'CORMICK'S FUNERAL.
• THE POLICE BOARD CONDEMNED.; A SINGLE-HEADED COMMISSION RECOMMENDED BY THE ROOSEVELT COMMITTEE.
• THE INFLUENCE OUTSIDE.; TWO SUSPENSIONS IN THE WEST--CREDITORS MAKING ATTACHMENTS.
• STRANGLED IN A HALLWAY.; THREE MURDERERS WHO QUARRELED DESPERATELY OVER THEIR SPOILS.
• GOVERNMENT TROOPS ATTACKED.
• FIRE PROTECTED BY IRON BLINDS.
• STEALING $3,000 FROM HIS EMPLOYER.
• QUESTIONS OF INSURANCE; MEETING OF THE BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.THE RECORD OF THE LAST YEAR GOOD AND THE FUTURE HOPEFUL--PRESIDENT HEALD'S ANNUAL ADDRESS.
• THE FUNERAL OF CHARLES O'CONOR.
• AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING.
• A TEST CASE.; TRYING THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE NEW TENEMENT-HOUSE CIGAR ACT.
• Editorial Article 6 -- No Title
• A PEDESTRIAN AT NINETY-THREE.
• A PANICKY OIL MARKET.; THE PRICE TUMBLES--FAILURE OF THE TUNA VALLEY BANK--MUCH ANXIETY.
• A BIG FIRE IN PANAMA.; THIRTY-EIGHT BUILDINGS DESTROYED AT A LOSS OF $500,000.
• STAGNO A FAILURE IN PARIS.
• CAUSED BY TOO MUCH WHISKY.
• CATTLE IN CHICAGO.
• MR. HUMPHRIES MAKES A HAUL.
• A SUICIDE PROVED A MURDER.
• SENDING UP COUNTERFEITERS.
• SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI.
• JAY GOULD ET AL.
• THE LAGGARD CONGRESSMEN.; BENT ON PLEASURE INSTEAD OF WORK-- THE EXPOSITION LOAN PASSED.
• A NEW MAJOR-GENERAL.; GEN. MOLINEUX APPOINTED TO COMMAND THE SECOND DIVISION.
• THE EFFECT IN EUROPE.; ENORMOUS DEMANDS FOR AMERICAN SECURITIES AT HIGHER PRICES.
• A NEW KIND OF PAPER.
• WAITING FOR THE NEW CABLE.; THE FARADAY DELAYED BY A CHANGE OF ROUTE--THE ROCKPORT STATION.
• THE KENTUCKY DERBY.
• A PRISONER KILLS HIMSELF.
• THE THEATRE SEASON OVER; BUT THE ACTORS AND MANAGERS STILL BUSY. WISDOM FROM NEW-ORLEANS--ACTORS AND BANKS--PLANS OF WALLACK'S THEATRE--PLAYS "ON THE ROAD."
• ERASED BY WARD'S ORDER.; THE TRANSACTIONS OF CAPT. SPICER WITH THE SUSPENDED FIRM.
• E.B. WHEELER ACQUITTED.; HAZLEHURST, Miss., May 15.--The jury in the case of E.B. Wheeler, on trial for the murder of J.P. Matthews, after being out about an hour, returned a verdict of not guilty.
• THE PRICE OF MILK.; A CONFLICT BETWEEN THE FARMERS AND THE DEALERS.
• ELECTING METHODIST BISHOPS.; THE REV. DRS. NINDE, WALDEN, MALLALIEU, AND FOWLER ELECTED.