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1884October 20

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• GOING DOWN TO SEE THE CABLE.
• IN AND ABOUT THE CITY; MISTAKES IN TEMPERANCE WORK. THE REV. R.HEBER NEWTON'S VIEWS ON THE DUTIES OF THE CHURCH.
• BOOKS RECEIVED.
• ONE SIGHT TOO MANY.
• W.J. HUTCHINSON GOES ABROAD.
• Editorial Article 4 -- No Title
• WRECKED ON CAPE COD.
• TWO PUGILISTIC OSTRICHES.
• MANY BUTLER VOTES LOST.
• BELGIAN LIBERALS VICTORIOUS.
• A SAVANNAH MERCHANT GONE.
• PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
• HE COULD NOT DIGEST PINS.; AN UPHOLSTERER HAS SEVERAL PINS EXTRACTED FROM HIS BODY.
• WORK OF A TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
• RESULT OF LOWERING WAGES.
• THE BASEBALL ARENA.; RECORDS OF THE GAMES OF THE TWO ASSOCIATIONS.
• BETRAYED BY A BATTERED COIN.
• Editorial Article 5 -- No Title
• MR.GRACE A SATISFACTORY MAN.; HIS NOMINATION FOR MAYOR RECEIVED WITH APPROVAL.
• A WOMAN CAN BE PRESIDENT.; MRS. LOCKWOOD DEFINES THE POSITION OF THE EQUAL RIGHTERS.
• BUTLERS'S OHIO DATES CANCELED.
• EUROPEAN THEATRICAL TALK.
• HOW PLEURO-PNEUMONIA IS SPREAD.
• FALLING DEAD IN THE STREET.
• DANIEL E.STANTON'S VICTIM.; HIS FRIEND AND COMPANION DIES OF HIS WOUNDS.
• THEY STRUCK THE WRONG MAN.
• A NOTORIOUS CRACKSMAN AT LARGE.
• WEARERS OF THE BLUE AND GRAY.
• WORK OF ST.LUKE'S HOSPITAL.; REPORT OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS AND THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
• SKYLARKING WITH A MUSICIAN.
• FRUIT PLENTY AND CHEAP.; THE MARKET FILLED WITH ALL KINDS OF FOREIGN AND HOME PRODUCTS.
• TO THE DEMOCRATIC LEADERS.
• DEATH OF MRS.MARY B.MORRIS.; A LADY WHOSE SENTIMENTS CAUSED HER MUCH TROUBLE IN CHICAGO.
• MR. FITCH'S STRANGE STORY.; SHOT IN BROADWAY, BUT THE FACT NOT KNOWN TO THE POLICE.
• GEN. PARSONS FREES HIS MIND.; GEN. BUTLER A DEMAGOGUE WHO MADE A TOOL OF THE GREENBACK PARTY.
• CURRENT FOREIGN TOPICS.
• SOUTH AMERICAN NOTES.
• BLAINE AT COLFAX'S HOME.; HIS PROTECTIVE SPEECH AT SOUTH BEND SATURDAY EVENING.
• THE MISSING POSTMASTER RETURNS.
• A BOY'S ACCIDENTAL DEATH.
• FUNERAL OF DAVID C.ANDERSON.
• THE BIG TAMMANY MEETING.
• IN THE WEAK GARMENT OF HUMANITY.
• AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING.
• MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; ARRIVED. SAILED. NOTICE TO MARINERS. BY CABLE.
• THE CITIZENS' COMMITTEE'S ACTION.
• TALKING OVER THEIR BATTLES.
• KNOCKED DOWN BY AN OFFICER.
• AN OFFER FROM CHINA TO FRANCE.
• MORE OHIO MINERS STRIKE.
• TERRIBLE SAW MILL DISASTER.
• A YOUNG WIFE LEAVES HER HUSBAND.
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• WHY THEY ARE FIGHTING; THE PENNSYLVANIA AND BALTIMORE AND OHIO STRIFE.ORIGIN AND CAUSES OF THE STRUGGLE AND THE IMPORTANT LOCAL INTERESTS WHICH MAY AFFECT THE ROADS.
• AFTER A QUARREL WITH HER HUSBAND
• THE PROGRESS CLUB PROGRESSES.
• CATHOLIC CHURCH MATTERS.; THE NEW CHAPEL OF THE NEW-YORK FOUNDLING ASYLUM.
• " STANDING ON VELVET."
• MISSING LAWYER BARRON.; HIS FRIENDS SURE THAT HE WILL PROVE HIS INNOCENCE.
• A FRIEND OF SHAKESPEARE; THE TOMBSTONE OF ONE OF THE BARD'S PALL-BEARERS. LYING UNDER A TANGLE OF WEEDS IN A VIRGINIA GRAVEYARD, WITH ITS INSCRIPTION STILL TRACEABLE.
• A TEXAS MURDERER'S CAPTURE.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• ARRESTED FOR WIFE MURDER.
• BURNED TO DEATH IN A SALOON.
• ARRESTED AFTER TEN YEARS.
• Obituary 2 -- No Title
• MR.GARRETT STRIKES BACK.; HE ACCUSES PRESIDENT ROBERTS OF MISREPRESENTATION.
• THE CAMPAIGN IN THE CITY.; TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, NO. 6, URGING THE ELECTION OF GROVER CLEVELAND.
• FOR TEMPERANCE, NOT PROHIBITION.
• RAILROAD "WARS."
• THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
• READING'S BALANCE SHEET.; STATEMENTS SHOWING THE FINANCES OF THE RAILROAD AND COAL COMPANIES.
• PREACHING TO CORNELL STUDENTS.
• NO CHANCE FOR FUSION IN OHIO.
• FIRE AT BARNUM'S WINTER QUARTERS.
• RAILWAY TRAINS IN COLLISION.
• THE NEW MURRAY HILL HOTEL.; THE FINE BUILDING IN PARK-AVENUE WITH SIX HUNDRED ROOMS.
• THE KUKLUX KLAN.
• WORKMEN SAY TRADE IS DULL.; REPORTS OF DELEGATES AT THE CENTRAL LABOR UNION.
• MR.DESSAR FOR CIVIL JUSTICE.
• AN UNFORTUNATE COINCIDENCE.
• MR. ROOSEVELT'S POSITION.
• THE NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB.; PROGRAMME FOR THE FALL MEETING AT THE IVY CITY TRACK.
• BLAINE DENOUNCED FROM THE PULPIT.
• RIOT AT A CHURCH FESTIVAL.
• HOW OHIO WAS CARRIED; PROSTITUTING THE PENSION BUREAU TO PARTY USE. WHAT THE HON. CARL SCHURZ SAW OF THIS WORK AND OF INTIMIDATION OF WORKMEN BY THEIR EMPLOYERS.
• A DEFAULTER ARRESTED.
• DYING FROM HER BURNS.
• SIX CENTS FOR WOUNDED FEELINGS.
• NEW BOOKS.
• THE BRIDGE EXTENSION.; ANOTHER INJUNCTION OBTAINED IN MR. OTTENDORFER'S SUIT.
• NEW-YORK WHISKY TOO MUCH FOR HIM.
• Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
• Article 1 -- No Title
• REVIEWING 100 YEARS' WORK.
• HEAVY RAINS IN THE WEST INDIES.
• A COMPROMISE WITH CREDITORS.
• BADLY NEEDED IN NEW-YORK.
• ORDERS TO ARMY OFFICERS.
• AN OIL MONOPOLY'S METHODS.; THE STANDARD'S CONTRACTS AND HOW THEY WERE BROKEN.
• LITERARY NOTES.
• TO BE GIVEN ANOTHER CHANCE.
• QUICK TIME BY THE ALASKA.
• Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
• KOSTER & BIAL'S
• A CARGO OF COTTON ON FIRE.
• GEN. BUTLER'S TREACHERY; HIS BARGAIN WITH BLAINE'S MEN CAUSES INDIGNATION. THE GREENBACK-LABOR PARTY'S LEADERS GREATLY INCENSED--TALK OF RETIRING THEIR PERFIDIOUS CANDIDATE.
• EVENTS BEYOND THE SEA; THE EXPEDITION AGAINST THE FALSE PROPHET. A NATIVE CONTRACTOR FEEDING THE TROOPS--A CATARACT EASILY PASSED --REDUCTIONS IN EGYPT'S EXPENSES.
• MORE JEANNETTE RELICS.; CAPT. WILSON'S STORY OF THE FINDING OF ADDITIONAL ARTICLES.
• FOREST FIRES IN MISSISSIPPI.
• NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.
• LATEST ARRIVALS.
• AN ALLEGED FAITH CURE.
• MILLS RUNNING AT REDUCED WAGES.
• SOCIALISM OF TO-DAY AND ITS RESULTS.
• HE TOLD TOO BIG A STORY.
• COURT CALENDARS--THIS DAY.
• CITY AND SUBURBAN NEWS; NEW-YORK. BROOKLYN. STATEN ISLAND. NEW-JERSEY.
• Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
• AMUSEMENTS.; CONCERT AT THE CASINO.
• PARTIAL ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.
• BUTLER MAKES A DENIAL.
• BLACKING HIS MOTHER'S EYES.
• A REVOLVER IN BAD HANDS.; A HUSBAND SHOOTS HIS WIFE, A LADY VISITOR, AND HIMSELF.
• A BLOCK BURNED IN HUNTER'S POINT.
• REDUCING WORKMENS WAGES.
• FIFTY YEARS' CHRISTIAN WORK.; THE SEMI-CENTENNIAL OF THE SIXTEENTH BAPTIST CHURCH.
• CROWS ATTACK A WOODCHUCK.; A HARD FOUGHT BATTLE IN WHICH THE BIRDS ARE VICTORIOUS.
• LARGE FIRE IN BROOKLYN.