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1889October 10

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• AN EPIDEMIC OF TYPHOID FEVER.
• THE STAMP'S WEIGHT.
• THE NEW-YORK DEMOCRATS.
• NEW SHIPS AND OLD ONES.; A STRANGE CONTRAST TO BE NOTED AT THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.
• POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS.
• A BOY MURDERER REPRIEVED.
• HIS ASSAILANTS UNPUNISHED.; THEY ARE SAID TO BE SCREENED BY AN INFAMOUS INFLUENCE.
• A PREMEDITATED SUICIDE.; FARMER HOVEY'S GRIEF DRIVES HIM TO SELF-DESTRUCTION.
• BIGLIN SAYS THE ISN'T BAD.; HOLDS UP HIS HANDS IN HOLY HORROR OVER IMMIGRANT MENDACITY.
• NAMED FOR ASSEMBLY.
• AN IMPORTANT DECISION.; THE COURT OF APPEALS SUSTAINS JUDGE DYKMAN AND THE GENERAL TERM.
• PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
• THE HAMLIN-WILKES MATCH.
• CONCERNING A CARPET TRUST.
• SHOOTING AT DUNELLEN.; GOOD SCORES MADE AT THE MIDDLESEX GUN CLUB GROUNDS.
• AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING.
• YOUR HEALTH, SIR!"; SAYS THE OLD GUARDSMAN TO HIS BROTHER FROM BOSTON.
• THE HUDSON COUNTY RING.
• AN APPEAL FROM THE NEGRO.
• A NOTABLE DINNER.
• TO PLEASE A FOOTBALL TEAM.
• AS TO DIVORCE TRIALS.; THE NEW RULE EXPLAINED AND DISCUSSED BY SOME OF THE JUDGES.
• A MAYOR BURNED TO DEATH.
• VALPARAISO'S CLIMATE.; AN AMERICAN RAILROAD MAN DELIGHTED WITH HIS SURROUNDINGS.
• PENSION TRICKSTERS DENOUNCED.
• THE PORK CLIQUE DISAPPOINTED.
• THE REVENUE MARINE.; EFFORTS TO HAVE THE SERVICE TRANSFERRED TO THE NAVY.
• RACING IN ENGLAND.
• FAST MAIL TO THE WEST.
• CHECKED BY THEIR BISHOP.; THE VESTRY OF ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN BROOKLYN IRRITATED.
• THE SITE CONSPIRACY.
• KNEW HIS VOICE AFTER MANY YEARS.
• A BARMECIDE FEAST.
• THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
• CURIOUS COINCIDENCES.; HOW BISHOPS LEONARD AND TALBOT HAVE ADVANCED TOGETHER.
• THE NEBRASKA REPUBLICANS.
• NO RAILROAD IN JEROME-AVENUE.
• SHARP TALK BY THE MAYOR; SENSATIONAL MEETING OF THE ELECTRICAL BOARD. HE RAPS EXPERT WHEELER AND INSISTS THAT THE DEATH-DEALING WIRES MUST COME DOWM AT ONCE. ONE OF THE VICTIMS.
• Obituary 2 -- No Title
• SETTLING DOWN IN HAYTI; AT WORK REVISING THE PRESENT CONSTITUTION. A DOCUMENT MODELED AFTER THAT OF THE UNITED STATES--THE ELECTION OF A PRESIDENT.
• TRAMPS AND BURGLARS.
• PRESIDENT BEERS'S NEPHEW.; IS HE ANOTHER KIDNAPPED VICTIM OF LIVERPOOL JACK?
• SHORT STOPS.
• RELIEF FOR BRIDGE TRAVEL.
• THE SLOT MACHINE.
• COURT OF APPEALS.
• PRAIRIE FIRES IN MINNESOTA.
• A VALUABLE GIFT.
• LECONEY IS INDICTED.
• FAILURES IN BUSINESS.
• MR. CRANE SURPRISED.; THE CONGRATULATIONS SENT HIM THROUGH THE PHONOGRAPH.
• TEACHERS UNDER EXAMINATION.
• COL. ROGERS'S EXHIBITION OF HIMSELF.
• WALL-STREET TALK.
• WORK AMONG DEAF MUTES.; A CONFERENCE OF PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL LABORERS IN THIS FIELD.
• CHANGES AT THE POST OFFICE.
• STRUCK BY A HURRICANE.
• Editorial Article 6 -- No Title
• COURT CALENDARS--THIS DAY.
• UNDOING TANNER'S WORK; ANOTHER POSSIBLE SUCCESSOR IN THE FIELD.THE FAMOUS FOUR-DOLLAR-A-MONTH ORDER RESCINDED--COL. GEORGE W. STEELE'S NAME MENTIONED.
• THE COX MEMORIAL TO-NIGHT.
• THE VESUVIUS'S LAST TEST; RAPID WORK OF THE DYNAMITE GUNS.THE NEW CRUISER FULFILLS EVERY REQUIREMENT OF THE CONTRACT UNDER WHICH SHE WAS BUILT.
• MR. FAIR RESIGNS.
• WELCOMING THE KNIGHTS; A BEAUTIFUL SCENE AT THE WHITE HOUSE. THE TEMPLARS AND THEIR FRIENDS RECEIVED BY THE PRESIDENT--MRS. HARRISON'S NEW PLAN.
• THEATRICAL GOSSIP.
• CHICAGO'S BOOM FOR THE FAIR.
• METHODIST PREACHERS ENTERTAINED.
• ELOPED WITH A MARRIED WOMAN.
• FOR EUROPEAN PORTS.; PASSENGERS WHO SAILED YESTERDAY IN OUTWARD-BOUND STEAMERS.
• CITY AND SUBURBAN NEWS; WESTCHESTER COUNTY. NEW-YORK. BROOKLYN. NEW-JERSEY.
• Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
• TWO BARONS GETTING POINTS.
• AMUSEMENTS.; THE THOMAS ORCHESTRA. MR. DOCKSTADER AGAIN.
• NO SIGN OF A COMPROMISE.
• COLLISION AT NEWARK.
• STILL. SAY IT WILL NOT KILL.
• FIRST SNOW OF THE SEASON THERE.
• THE DEAD-LOCK AT UTICA.; THE REPUBLICANS STUBBORN AND DEMOCRATS SEE A CHANCE.
• FOR SAFETY ON THE RAIL; MEASURES SUGGESTED AT THE TIME CONVENTION. DELEGATES FROM ALL THE MORE IMPORTANT RAILWAY COMPANIES IN SESSION AT THE BRUNSWICK.
• BURYING BUFFALO'S WIRES.
• Marriage Announcement 2 -- No Title
• OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
• THE CITY OF PARIS.
• QUINTARD'S SELECTIONS.; NEW CHARITIES COMMISSIONERS FOR KINGS COUNTY NAMED.
• WORK OF THE MILLERS.; THE GRAIN AVAILABLE FOR THE USE OF THE MILLS.
• THE GENERAL CONVENTION; PROCEEDINGS OF THE SEVENTH DAY SESSIONS.THE LINE BETWEEN DEPUTIES AND BISHOPS--CHURCH JUDICIAL SYSTEM--AN IMPRESSIVE MEMORIAL. THE INSTITUTE. HOUSE OF BISHOPS.
• Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
• KEMMLER'S PLEA REJECTED; EXECUTION BY ELECTRICITY NOT CRUEL. THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE LAW OF LAST YEAR AFFIRMED AND KEMMLER REMANDED.
• A COSTLY MANSION BURNED.
• Article 1 -- No Title
• A LONG PEDESTRIAN TOUR.
• TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
• FREMONT COLE'S DEFEAT.
• A BIG CONSOLIDATION.
• FOUR OCTOBER WEDDINGS; HAPPY WERE THE BRIDES THAT THE SUN SHONE ON. MISS PAULINE ONATIVIA BECOMES MRS. TOWNSEND--MISS MABEL A. HARPER AND LEONARD GOW, JR., MARRIED.
• Obituary 3 -- No Title
• TO HOLD JERSEY CITY.; THREE RING MEN TO ONE OUTSIDER FOR EACH POLLING PLACE.
• INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
• EXECUTIVES OF THE FAIR; PERMANENT ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE COMPLETED. DIRECTOR GENERAL RECOMMENDED AND HIS DUTIES DEFINED--MANY SUGGESTIONS RECEIVED BY MAIL.
• BOND OFFERINGS ACCEPTED.
• SIMON BARUCH REARRESTED.
• FLACK & CO. PLEAD NOT GUILTY.
• FOR EVERLASTING LIFE.; OPENING OF A CONVENTION OF HOLINESS AT THE FLORENCE MISSION.
• Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
• EDUCATORS IN CONVENTION.
• CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH COUNCIL.
• VESSELS IN COLLISION.; THE MINNIE SWIFT CUT DOWN AND SEVERAL LIVES LOST.
• A RACE ACROSS THE OCEAN; TEUTONIC WINS AND CITY OF NEW-YORK IS AGROUND. THE INMAN STEAMER IS NOT INJURED AND WILL GET IN TO-DAY AFTER A TRIP FILLED WITH STORMS.
• AFFAIRS IN FOREIGN LANDS.; THE CZAR STARTS FOR BERLIN.
• HILL'S TICKET INDORSED; HARLEM DEMOCRATIC CLUB TAKES ITS MEDICINE. CYRUS O. HUBBELL NOMINATED FOR THE ASSEMBLY ON A STRONG ANTI-HILL PLATFORM--BALLOT REFORM.
• KILLED ON A CATTLE RANCH.
• AN IMPORTANT SUIT.
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• SPURIOUS COIN MAKERS.; UNITED STATES SECRET SERVICE AGENTS CAPTURE AN ITALIAN GANG.
• A VERY POOR DAY'S RACING; OUTSIDERS WIN THREE RACES AT MORRIS PARK. THE DWYERS WIN RACES WITH KINGSTON AND JUNE DAY, AND SENATOR HEARST WINS WITH GORGO. THE SUMMARIES. THE CARD FOR TO-DAY.
• THE FLOATERS SET FREE.
• REFORMS IN BANKRUPTCY; IMPORTANT ACTION BY THE BOARD OF TRADE. THE TORREY BILL INDORSED--OUR MERCHANT MARINE--THE BOWLING GREEN SITE OPPOSED.
• BAIRD NOT A CANDIDATE.; HE DOES NOT WISH TO RUN FOR MAYOR OF BROOKLYN AGAIN.
• NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
• BAPTISTS IN SESSION.; THE SOUTHERN NEW-YORK ASSOCIATIONS MEETING YESTERDAY.
• Editorial Article 4 -- No Title
• MRS. TRUCKMAN'S INJURIES.
• MAYOR CHAPIN INDORSED.
• MAHONE'S STILL HUNT.; SIGNS THAT THE ADMINISTRATION IS TRYING TO HELP HIM.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• CURRENT FOREIGN TOPICS.
• LATEST FOREIGN SHIPPING.
• JOINED THE REFORMED CHURCH.
• NOTES OF VARIOUS INTERESTS.
• TRAVERSING TWO STATES.; WHAT THE PAN-AMERICAN DELEGATES WERE SHOWN YESTERDAY.
• FOOTBALL ON THE OVAL.; TEAMS FROM COLUMBIA AND LAFAYETTE VERY EVENLY MATCHED.
• MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; ARRIVED. SAILED. NOTICE TO MARINERS. BY CABLE.
• AT JEROME PARK.; ALL THE GOOD THINGS GO WRONG AND A DAY'S SPORT IS SPOILED. THE SUMMARIES. TO-DAY'S RACES.
• SALVINI AND STORY.; WHY THE ITALIAN ACTOR RESPECTS AMERICAN SCULPTORS.
• NOTES FROM MEXICO.
• Obituary 4 -- No Title
• REPORT OF THE WESTERN UNION.
• Editorial Article 5 -- No Title
• THE RECORDS IN DANGER; A LITTLE FIRE IN THE REGISTER'S OFFICE YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
• NOMINATED TO THE ASSEMBLY.
• THE VASSAR ESTATE SUED.; VASSAR COLLEGE DEMANDS THE PAYMENT OF A SUBSCRIPTION.
• COLUMBIA COLLEGE NEWS.
• THE CARE OF THE INSANE.; CONFERENCE OF SUPERINTENDENTS AND MANAGERS OF ASYLUMS.
• LATEST ARRIVALS.
• AN OYSTER TRUST.
• A JUROR SENT TO JAIL.
• AT DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.; ELECTION OF CLASS DAY OFFICERS AND SPORTS IN THE FIELD.
• AMATEUR ATHLETIC EVENTS.
• CONDUITS EXPLODE AGAIN.; A DELIVERY WAGON BROKEN UP THIS TIME, BUT NOBODY INJURED.
• CHINAMEN ON THEIR WAY HOME.