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1887August 19

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• GEORGE M. STEARNS RESIGNS.
• DISORDERLY HOUSES RAIDED.
• ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
• NEW-YORK BEATEN AGAIN; BADLY WHIPPED BY THE PHILADELPHIANS.PITCHER GEORGE SENDS NINE MEN TOFIRST BASE ON BALLS AND PITCHER MAUL BOTHERS THE GIANTS.
• PROF. ARMSBY ACCEPTS.
• INTER-STATE BOARD OF TRADE.
• CURRENT FOREIGN TOPICS.
• TROTTING AT WATERTOWN.
• RETURN OF A WANDERER.
• A SLEEPER DERAILED.; THE PORTER KILLED AND FOUR PERSONS BADLY HURT.
• IN AND ABOUT THE CITY; TO RESTRICT IMMIGRATION. THE PLAN PROPOSED AT THE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS' CONVENTION.
• COLLECTOR JOHN MADIGAN.
• WOODEN BRIDGES ON RAILROADS.
• NEW SANITARY RULES.
• A WARNING TO AMATEURS.; APT TO HAVE PROFESSIONALS PLACED AGAINST THEM AT PICNICS.
• THE OLD CHIMERA AGAIN.
• A STOCK BROKER DISAPPEARS.; W.L. ROBERTS LEAVES HIS OFFICE AND HAS NOT SINCE BEEN SEEN.
• JUDGE BUSTEED'S TROUBLE.; HIS WIFE SUES THE OLD MAN FOR AN ABSOLUTE DIVORCE.
• LATEST ARRIVALS.
• TAKEN INTO COURT.
• MONEY WAITING FOR THEM.; SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITORS UNHEARD OF FOR TWENTY YEARS.
• SAN FRANCISCO EXCHANGE.
• TEMPORARIES" ARE ILLEGAL.
• THE HALIFAX JUBILEE REGATTA.
• THE BARD'S ILLNESS.
• ROBBED THE EIGHTH TIME.
• TWO ANGRY DOCTORS.; ONE OF THEM HORSEWHIPS THE OTHER ON A SCRANTON STREET.
• AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING.
• OLD AGE AND POVERTY.; THESE LED ADOLPH STERN TO END HIS LIFE WITH POISON.
• YOUNG NYLEN'S CRIME.; MONEY MISSING FROM THE SAFE AFTER HE RESIGNED.
• SCIENCE IN MIDSUMMER.
• TEN MINES BOUGHT.
• FOLLOWING A GOOD EXAMPLE.
• BITTEN BY A LUNATIC.
• THE AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION.
• YACHTS AT VINEYARD HAVEN.
• LABOR LEADERS TALK.; HENRY GEORGE ARGUES AND HIS FOES ARGUE AGAINST HIM.
• BELOW.
• TEXAS FEVER IN NEW-JERSEY.
• NOT OUT OF COURT.; A BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT THAT WAS NOT SETTLED.
• CITY AND SUBURBAN NEWS; NEW-YORK. BROOKLYN. LONG ISLAND. WESTCHESTER COUNTY. NEW-JERSEY.
• MR. CROWELL HOPEFUL.; HOW SOME OF THE PHENIX COMPANY'S MONEY HAS BEEN SPENT.
• A MINISTER SELLS LIQUOR, TOO.
• RACING IN ENGLAND.
• BIG SMELTING WORKS.
• A MOB IN MORGANTOWN.; TROUBLE IS FEARED FROM THE DEFRAUDED LABORERS.
• NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
• METHOD IN HER MADNESS.; MARY IRENE HOYT ADROITLY SECURES WITNESSES AS TO HER SANITY.
• THE AMERICAN BAR.
• THOMAS RESTIEAUX DEAD.
• A STORM AT NEWPORT.; WHICH CAUSES SOME INCONVENIENCE-- THE ARRIVALS.
• SEIZURE OF SEALING VESSELS.
• SHOOTING IN A BAD WIND.
• FUN FOR THE SCHNORERS.; ALL HARLEM HONORING ITS RETURNING CLUB.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• LATEST FOREIGN SHIPPING.
• GAUDAUR TO CHALLENGE TEEMER.
• THE CONSTITUTIONAL CENTENNIAL.
• OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
• A CLERGYMAN'S DEBTS.; WHY THE REV. MR. GULICK IS TO SEEK ANOTHER CHARGE.
• THE FIREMEN AT TROY.
• NO RACES AT SARATOGA.
• EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
• CAPTURE OF INDIAN MURDERERS.
• FIGHT BETWEEN POLICEMEN.
• RESENTED BY DR. FELTON.
• FIGURES, FACTS, AND FANCY.
• FELL DOWN THE STAIRS.
• GOSSIP FROM SARATOGA.; DELIGHTFUL WEATHER WHICH MANY PEOPLE ENJOY.
• DEMENTED MRS. FITCH.
• THE VOLUNTEER.
• PAUL BAUER'S BIRTHDAY.
• BURGLARS BUSY AT UXBRIDGE.
• THE FLORISTS' CONVENTION.
• AN ELEVATOR GIVES WAY; IT FALLS THREE STORIES WHEN FILLED WITH WOMEN. ONE OF THEM INSTANTLY KILLED, THE CONDUCTOR TERRIBLY INJURED, AND OTHERS SLIGHLY HURT.
• INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
• FINDING VICTIMS IN OHIO; THE TEMPTING BAIT OF A BRILLIANT TALKER. THE SWINDLE WHICH HAS JUST BEEN EXPOSED AND IN WHICH A WELL KNOWN FIRM'S NAME IS USED.
• CUBAN EXPORT DUTIES.
• THE BRAKES DID NOT WORK.
• FATHER O'LOUGHLIN'S FUNERAL.
• STETSON AND THE FIFTH-AVENUE.
• Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
• HELD TO HIS AGREEMENT.
• A GREAT SCARCITY OF FRUIT.
• UNSER FRITZ'S VISIT TO FRANCE.
• Article 1 -- No Title
• NO MORE MONEY FOR THE LAW.
• SHOT HIMSELF BY ACCIDENT.
• AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL THE SEIZURE OF THE BRITISH SEALERS.; MINISTER WEST ASKS FOR AN EXPLANATION AND GETS ONE--IMPROVING THE CITY'S RAILROAD APPROACHES.
• PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
• YANKEE DOODLE."; SOME FACTS AND CONJECTURES AS TO ITS ORIGIN. From Part 22 of the "Dictionary of Music and Musicians," Published by Macmillan & Co., London.
• LIVE STOCK KILLED ON THE RAIL.
• MUCH DEPENDS ON THE WILL.
• MALCOLM FORD NOT MORIBUND.
• NEARLY KILLED BY A THIEF.
• THE MEXICAN RAILWAY STRIKE.
• THE YELLOW FEVER RECORD.
• WORK OF THE SUMMER CORPS.
• TEMPERANCE CANDIDATES.
• Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
• FIREMEN START FOR TROY.
• ALVAN CLARK VERY SICK.
• FOR BREACH OF PROMISE.
• PUT IN A RECEIVER'S HANDS MATSON & CO., JEWELERS, GO TO THE WALL.; THE AMOUNT OF THE LIABILITIES ESTIMATED AT $225,000 WITH ASSETS TO COVER.
• CONNECTICUT HIBERNIANS.
• STRUCK BY FALLING IRON.
• BISHOP O'FARRELL'S ANNIVERSARY.
• DR. EDSON ON A RAID.
• CURIOUS FRENCH CLOCK.
• WINNING THREE MOUNTS; GARRISON'S VICTORIES AT MONMOUTH PARK. BAD LUCK DESERTING THE HORSES WHICH ALWAYS LOST UNDER FAIRFAX STABLES' COLORS.
• A ROUGH WITH "INFLUENCE."
• ACCIDENT TO THE BAY QUEEN.
• IMPLYING NEGLECT OF DUTY.
• MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; ARRIVED. SAILED. SPOKEN. BY CABLE.
• A LEVY BY THE SHERIFF.
• SETTLERS SCARED BY UTES COLOROW'S OUTBREAK CAUSING GREAT EXCITEMENT.; TROOPS HURRYING TO PROTECT THE PEOPLE AT MEEKER AND THE UTE SPREPARING TO FIGHT.
• WAR IN A GROCERY STORE.
• RISING AGAINST DICTATION WALKING DELEGATE FARRELL ARRESTED.; A SUFFERER BY HIS ACTION BRINGING A SUIT FOR DAMAGES TO HIS BUSINESS CAUSED BY A STRIKE.
• Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
• JUDGE POTTER VERY BUSY.
• SENATOR BLAIR SURPRISED.
• LOCKJAW FROM HEAT.
• THE RAILROAD INVESTIGATION.
• ECHOES FROM HARRISBURG; THE WORK OF THE COOPERQUAY MACHINE.HOW ANTI-BLAINE TALK WAS SUPPRESSED--THE SUNDAY LIQUORQUESTION--PLANS OF CANDIDATES.
• RACES OF THE NEWSDEALERS.; A GREAT GATHERING AT THE CONTEST IN BROADWAY PARK.
• ROBBED BY HIS SON.
• LABOR WELL ORGANIZED.; THE BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS OF AMERICA.
• HEALTH AND SUMMER WEATHER.
• THE WASHINGTON DISASTER.; A VERDICT THAT TRAINS RUN TOO FAST IN ENTERING THE CITY.
• CHARLES MERRIAM'S BEQUESTS.
• ONE TRAIN RUNS INTO ANOTHER.
• POSSIBLY A CASE OF CHOLERA.
• MRS. PASTOR'S WILL.
• IT HURT HER VANITY.
• NOTES OF THE GAME.
• A CHANCE FOR SUN STUDY.
• JUDGE KEITH DROPS DEAD.
• Editorial Article 4 -- No Title
• TIMOTHY KEATING'S HOPES.; EXPECTING A CONTEST WITH A PRIEST FOR A FORTUNE.
• CHICAGO COMMISSIONS.; THE INCREASED RATE ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF TRADE.
• RAILWAY MANAGEMENT.; TROUBLE ABOUT WHEAT RATES.
• A PEACE CONVENTION.
• MUCH RAIN IN NEW-ENGLAND.; SEVERAL RAILROAD WASHOUTS GREATLY INTERFERE WITH TRAFFIC.
• NOT A CANDIDATE PASSED.
• FEARS ABOUT SHARP.; AN ATTACK YESTERDAY WHICH CAUSES APPREHENSION TO HIS PHYSICIAN.
• IN PLACE OF A LOST WAR SHIP.
• UNIFORM EXAMINATIONS.; AN EXPERIMENTAL TRIAL TO BE MADE BY SUPERINTENDENT DRAPER.
• FALSE STATEMENTS ALLEGED.
• A SCHOONER RUNS ASHORE.
• THEY BROUGHT A BEAR.
• TORY STATESMEN WORRIED BY THE OPPOSITION IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.; THE LAND BILL AMENDMENTS CAUSE A HEATED DISCUSSION--THE GOVERNMENT DENOUNCED.
• BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES.
• SIMPLY A TRANSFER.
• PROF. O.S. FOWLER DEAD.
• IT BROKE UP THE REVIVAL.
• IN A STATE OF SIEGE.; THE LAUREL HILL STRIKERS KEEP ALL BOATS AWAY.
• A SUCCESSFUL SWINDLER.
• Editorial Article 5 -- No Title
• CHARLIE JIM'S VICTIM.; A CHINESE LAUNDRYMAN RETALIATES ON HIS TORMENTORS.
• THE SOCIALISTS EJECTED GEORGE FINALLY IN CONTROL OF HIS CONVENTION.; BUT HE AND HIS FRIENDS FIRST GET SOME HARD HITS--THE ROCHESTER HARMONY COMMITTEE SNUBBED.
• GLEANINGS FROM THE MAILS.
• A QUARTER'S EARNINGS.
• SCOTT'S LOST PLUNDER.; THE AFFIDAVIT WHICH MR. SEARLS MAKES ON THE SUBJECT.
• AGGRAVATING HER INSANITY.; A YOUNG WOMAN WHO WAS MARRIED AS A CURE FOR MENTAL TROUBLE.
• WALL-STREET TALK.
• LOTS OF POSTHUMOUS FRIENDS.
• COURT CALENDARS--THIS DAY.
• THE GEORGIA FARMERS.
• TRAIN WRECKERS AT WORK.; AN UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO DERAIL A TRAIN IN ILLINOIS.
• COAL STRIKE IN KENTUCKY.
• IMMIGRANTS DELAYED.
• THE BULGARIAN PROBLEM.
• THE ELMIRA MEETING.
• INVESTIGATION NEARLY FINISHED.
• ANXIOUS ABOUT THE BEAR.; GRAVE FEARS THAT THE REVENUE CUTTER HAS BEEN LOST.
• HANLAN LEAVES FOR AUSTRALIA.
• FILLED FULL OF TURTLE.; TROUBLES AND TRIBULATIONS WHICH WERE AMPLY REWARDED.
• KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
• IS IT A LABOR PARTY?
• A CHALLENGE FROM A SOLDIER.
• ANXIOUS TO SEE DIXEY.; SOME CHICAGO BOOKMAKERS WHO HAVE CLAIMS AGAINST HIM.
• HOW SHE LOOKS AT ANCHOR THE SEIZURE OF THE BRITISH SEALERS.; THE SEIZURE OF THE BRITISH SEALERS. A SHIP THAT WILL BE VERY HARD TO BEAT JUDGING FROM WHAT CAN BE SEEN OF HER IN THE WATER.
• NOTES OF VARIOUS INTERESTS.
• THE CHATSWORTH JURY.; THROWS THE BLAME FOR THE ACCIDENT ON FOREMAN COUGHLAN.
• A WEDDING INTERRUPTED.
• A PERCENTAGE FOR THE CITY.