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• AMATEUR ATHLETICS.; ARE THEY GETTING PREMEATED BY THE PROFESSIONAL SPIRIT?
• TRIED TO STEAL HIS CHILD.; A DESPERATE FATHER MAKES A SCENE IN A LONG ISLAND VILLAGE.
• THE CHICAGO JUBILEE.; FOREIGN OFFICERS EXPECTED TO PARTICIPATE.
• BALD KNOBBERS ON TRIAL.; A WILD SCENE OF EXCITEMENT IN THE OZARK JAIL.
• FREIGHT SHIPMENTS INCREASING.
• A SURPRISE AT SARATOGA.; SWATHMORE WINS THE KENNER STAKES AT TWO MILES.
• A DANGEROUS TRADE.
• FREDERICK CLINCH'S FUNERAL.
• LOCAL BUSINESS TROUBLES.
• INCOMING STEAMSHIPS
• VERGING ON REBELLION.; MANITOBA DETERMINED TO BUILD HER RAILROAD TO THE BORDER.
• Editorial Article 5 -- No Title
• THE CRISIS IN BULGARIA.
• THE INDIANA REPUBLICANS.; FULL OF HOPE THAT THEY CAN WIN NEXT YEAR.
• COULD NOT SEE THE JOKE.
• THE TRIBUNE'S "NEWS."
• HIBERNIANS AT ODDS.
• PASSENGERS' ON THE WYOMING.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
• THE VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS.
• LATEST FOREIGN SHIPPING.
• ASTORIA'S NEW RACE TRACK.
• MRS. FITCH DISAPPEARS.
• COURT CALENDARS--THIS DAY.
• AT WORK ON THE THISTLE.
• MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; ARRIVED. SAILED. SPOKEN. RETURNED. BY CABLE.
• UNIFORMITY IN EXTRADITION.; OPENING THE CONFERENCE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF SEVERAL STATES.
• A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION AMONG THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONERS.; THE QUESTION OF REQUIRING REASONS FOR REMOVALS MAKING TROUBLE --POSTMASTER HARRITY'S CASE.
• Editorial Article 6 -- No Title
• EVENTS IN THE CZAR'S DOMAINS.
• REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTIONS.
• NOT ALL DEVOTED TO SHARP.
• ELECTRIC LIGHT PROPOSALS.
• THEY COULD NOT DANCE.
• SUING JUDGE HILTON.
• GIANTS PLAY GOOD BALL THEY WIN FROM PITTSBURG BY A SCORE OF 2 TO 1.; NOT AN ERROR CHARGED AGAINST THE LOCAL PLAYERS--WELCH AND M'CORMICK PITCH IN GOOD FORM.
• A SCHOONER WRECKED.
• LETTERS TRAVELING QUICKLY.
• ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
• SPORTS OF THE FORESTERS.
• RESULTS OF CAPT. REILLY'S RAID.
• DROWNED IN THE SURF.
• ADVOCATES OF PROHIBITION.; TO HOLD A STATE CONVENTION AT HARRISBURG TO-DAY.
• Editorial Article 7 -- No Title
• TALKED ABOUT IN PARIS.
• GENERAL TELEGRAPH NEWS; JEFFERSON BORDEN DEAD. CLOSING A VERY ACTIVE LIFE AT A RIPE OLD AGE.
• THE DEAN DEFIED.
• MR. M'CLAVE THEIR CHOICE.; HE IS ASKED TO APPOINT THE UNITED LABOR ELECTION INSPECTOR.
• LABOR TALK AND ACTION.; NEW SOCIALIST ATTACKS ON GEORGE AND THE UNITED LABOR PARTY.
• IN MR. VANDERPOEL'S HONOR.
• A TORNADO IN CANADA.
• ANOTHER ELECTRIC GIRL.; A GEORGIA WOMAN "POSSESSED OF THE SPIRITS."
• A HISTORICAL CHURCH SOLD.
• AMATEURS UNDER CHARGES.
• TO TAKE A FRESH START NEW MEN IN THE PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY.; MARINE INSURANCE GIVEN UP, TWO OF THE CROWELL FAMILY DROPPED, AND THE CAPITAL TO BE MADE GOOD.
• BARLOW SENT BACK TO JAIL.
• AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING.
• LOOKING FOR A CANDIDATE.; MARYLAND REPUBLICANS SURPRISED BY MR. BROOKS'S REFUSAL TO RUN.
• A CONTEST FOR PRINCIPLE.
• DEATH OF PRINCE WITTGENSTEIN.
• DENIED BY POWDERLY.; NOT A LEADER IN THE NEW NATIVE AMERICAN PARTY.
• RESCUED IN SPITE OF HERSELF.
• AMUSEMENTS.; MADISON-SQUARE GARDEN.
• CROCKERY DEALERS AROUSED.
• NOTES OF THE GAME.
• TO ROW AT WATKINS.
• THAT UNLUCKY EXPOSITION.
• NEITHER WAS DROWNED.
• DEMANDS FOR TRINKGELD BEGINNING THE CASTLE GARDEN INVESTIGATION.; TELLING ABOUT THE DEMANDS OF EMPLOYES FOR FEES AND THE RULES OF THE RAILROAD MEN. MR. STEPHENSON'S STATEMENT.
• BALDWIN DID NOT ASCEND.
• A PERSECUTED POET.; ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO SUPPRESS THE ASPIRATIONS OF GENIUS.
• ONLY A STUPID HOAX.
• SOME PROHIBITION HOPES WHAT THEY EXPECT FROM THE THIRD PARTY.; IT IS TO SUCCEED THE REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATION AND HEAL ALL WORLDLY AND SPIRITUAL EVILS.
• THE ABUSES ON WARD'S ISLAND.
• CURRENT FOREIGN TOPICS.
• FRUIT UP THE HUDSON.; A FINE YIELD OF PEACHES AND GRAPES PROMISED.
• DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE.
• NOTES OF THE STAGE.
• IT WAS A "SACRED" CONCERT.
• A HOP ON THE RICHMOND.; AND A SERIES OF BOAT RACES TO VARY THE PROGRAMME
• MRS. CLEVELAND COMING WEST.
• NEW-JERSEY'S STATE CAMP.
• SEVEN PERSONS DROWNED.
• OPERA GOODS SOLD CHEAP.; SELLING THE PROPERTIES OF THE DEFUNCT NATIONAL COMPANY.
• HENRY M. SMITH'S FUNERAL.
• MARKET MEN MUST MOVE.
• MORE SEALERS SEIZED.
• THE WEDDING POSTPONED.; TWO LOVERS FROM GERMANY ARRESTED IN BALTIMORE.
• BAYONETS FOR MANITOBA.
• COOPERS TO STRIKE AGAIN.
• TO FORM A NEW PARTY.
• A CABLE IN BAD ORDER.
• MUST BALLROOMS BE LICENSED?
• PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
• RACING WITH CANOES.; YESTERDAY'S CONTEST ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN.
• FOR VIOLATING THE SUNDAY LAW.
• BUSINESS TROUBLES.
• NEW RECEIVER APPOINTED.
• CITY AND SUBURBAN NEWS; NEW-YORK. BROOKLYN. LONG ISLAND. WESTCHESTER COUNTY. NEW-JERSEY.
• SHE BET ON THE RACES.
• Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
• AFTER THE HOSTILE UTES.; A FRESH ALARM FOR THE CITIZENS OF MEEKER.
• THE UTE OUTBREAK.
• EVICTED FISHERMEN'S CHARGES.
• LIEUT. PERKINS'S BABY.; THE STRUGGLE FOR ITS POSSESSION NOT YET SETTLED.
• HE WAS A DESERTER.
• ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
• THE COXSACKIE BANK.
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• THE USUAL WOMAN.; EXPRESS AGENT MERWIN'S BETRAYAL OF HIS TRUST.
• A MAMMOTH LAKE STEAMER.
• LUCKY BALDWIN UNLUCKY HIS EMPEROR OF NORFOLK BADLY BEATEN.; ESTRELLA AND GLEN ALMOND ALSO BEATEN--A GENERAL UPSET FOR BACKERS OF FAVORITES. THE SUMMARIES.
• MADE INSANE BY DESERTION.
• THE LEGION OF HONOR.; ITS REMARKABLE GROWTH DURING THE PAST EIGHT YEARS.
• SWIMMING RECORDS BROKEN.; THE NEW-YORK ATHLETIC CLUB'S RACES PROVE VERY EXCITING.
• RACING IN ENGLAND.
• SALARIES OF SERGEANIS.; THE POLICE BOARD VOTES TO INCREASE THEM AFTER OCT. 1.
• NO EVIDENCE OF CRIME AGAINST THE IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE.; THE MINISTRY'S PROCLAMATION ISSUED WITH OUT CAUSE--A GREAT MEETING IN DUBLIN.
• Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
• JACOB SPICER'S HEIRS.; THEY CLAIM LARGE TRACTS OF NEW JERSEY LAND.
• THE SHAKERS.
• GOV. BARTLETT DYING.; STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS AND SINKING RAPIDLY.
• THE AMERICAN PARTY.; PRINCIPLES ON WHICH THE ORGANIZATION WILL BE BASED.
• NEITHER WILL YIELD.
• AN AGED WIFE'S DEATH.; HER HUSBAND HELD BY THE POLICE ON SUSPICION OF MURDER.
• PROMISING TO PAY IN FULL.; SOME OF THE CAUSES OF MITCHELL, VANCE & CO.'S TROUBLES.
• Obituary 2 -- No Title
• UNCLE BILLY TOOMBS.; THE FAITHFUL SLAVE WHO REFUSED TO BE FREED.
• HANGED HIMSELF IN AN ANGRY FIT.
• EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
• "BILLY" DONOHUE EXONERATED.; HE RODE FREEDOM QUEERLY FOR THE TRENTON STAKES TO ORDER.
• IVES SCORES ONE POINT.; THE POWERS OF REFEREE DAVIS PARED DOWN TO THOSE OF A MERE CLERK.
• NEW-JERSEY'S RIVERS.; A REPORT ON THE IMPROVEMENTS MADE AND NEEDED.
• SLEEPING TWENTY YEARS.; EFFORTS TO REVIVE THE VANDENBURGH RAPID TRANSIT CHARTER.
• TO BE TRIED FOR HAZING.
• IN THE BUILDING TRADE.
• MR. CLEVELAND ACCEPTS.; HE WILL ATTEND THE BANQUET AT PHILADELPHIA ON SEPT. 17.
• Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
• ENTERTAINED AT NEWPORT A GRAND MUSICALE AT "THE BREAKERS."; THE MOST ELABORATE ENTERTAINMENT EVER GIVEN AT NEWPORT--GOV. HILL GOES YACHTING.
• THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.; DEMOCRATS LOOKING FOR A DEAL WITH THE LABOR PARTY.
• ORGANIZING LABOR.
• AN UNCALLED-FOR STRIKE.; QUARRYMEN QUIT WORK AT THE ORDER OF WALKING DELEGATES.
• KILLED BY A CIRCULAR SAW.
• FISHING FOR A SIGNATURE.; THE POLICE THINK THEY HAVE DISCOVERED A NOVEL LITTLE SCHEME.
• ANOTHER COMPANY IMPAIRED.; THE FIRE ASSOCIATION NEARLY $100,000 SHORT IN ITS CAPITAL.
• THE HALTER CHEATED.; SINGULAR STORY OF A MOCK EXECUTION.
• FREAKS OF LIGHTNING.
• BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES
• TEACHERS ON THE RACK.; THEY UNDERGO THE TORTURE THEY GIVE THE BOYS AND GIRLS.
• GOING TO SHOOT BIG GAME.
• BEATEN AT CONEY ISLAND.
• OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
• ONE BOY STABS ANOTHER.
• BABCOCK'S MYSTERIOUS DEATH.; A STORY WHICH SUGGESTS ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.
• Editorial Article 4 -- No Title
• A STOCK-JOBBING ATTACK.
• RIVALS IN GENEROSITY.
• WALL-STREET TALK.
• IN AND ABOUT THE CITY LIQUOR DEALERS' DEMANDS.; THE CONVENTION OF THE NEW-YORK STATE ASSOCIATION IN BROOKLYN.
• THE CROSSING QUESTION.; CITIZENS OF CONNECTICUT THOROUGHLY AROUSED.