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1889November 11

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• BOOKS RECEIVED.
• A SOLDIERS' MONUMENT DEDICATED.
• AN ABSENT-MINDED VOTER.
• NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD TAXES.
• Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
• THEATRICAL GOSSIP.
• THE START IN NICARAGUA.
• AGROUND FOR A SHORT TIME.
• DISAPPEARED FROM THE PURITAN.
• THE SHELL EXPLODED.; A BOY'S PLAYTHING TURNS OUT TO BE A DANGEROUS AFFAIR.
• A PUGILIST'S BAD TEMPER.
• A STRANGER AT THE HUB; WHAT HE SAW AND WHAT HE WAS TOLD. HE ADMIRES THE COMMON AND THE GILDED DOME, BUT THINKS ELECTRIC CARS ARE A NUISANCE.
• From the Birmingham (Conn.) Transcript
• TREATMENT OF INDIANS.; SUGGESTIONS MADE BY COMMISSIONER T. J. MORGAN.
• PITTSFIELD FOLKS PLEASED.; THE NEW LAW WAS SUCCESSFUL AND IS PRAISED BY PARTY MEN.
• CANADA AND ANNEXATION.; PRIME MINISTFR MERCIER SAYS MANY CANADIANS WANT A CHANGE.
• RAIDED A GAMBLING ROOM.
• OUGHT TO BE CAUGHT NOW AND THEN.
• AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING.
• THE CHURCH IN EDUCATION.; PRESIDENT POTTER TALKS ABOUT WHAT IS DONE BY EPISCOPAL COLLEGES.
• LECTURES ON PHILOSOPHY.
• "COUNTIES" TO MEET TO-MORROW NIGHT.
• MR.HENDERSON'S THEATRE; THE JERSEY CITY ACADEMY AND IT FUTURE MANAGEMENT.
• LAYING HANDS ON AFRICA.; THE ALLEGED ATTACK BY THE SOMALIS --LEIUT. TIEDEMAN'S EXPERIENCE.
• THE PAN-AMERICAN CONGRESS.
• HISCOCK WANTS THEM ALL.; REPUBLICANS OBJECT TO HIS CONTROLLING EVERY FEDERAL OFFICE.
• From the Lewiston (Me.) Journal, Nov. 9. Some Angusta housekeepers think they have
• BROWN UNIVERSITY ROBBED.
• SPRINGFIELD PEOPLE LIKE IT.; NO CONFUSION, NO BRIBERY, FEW DELAYS, AND GREAT ECONOMY. DECORUM AT THE POLLS. VERY LITTLE DELAY.
• HOW THE MIMIC PLEASED.; ONE LITTLE SCENE IN AN UP-TOWN MUSIC HALL.
• IT MAY BE A MURDER.
• MAINE FARMS GOING A-BEGGING.
• Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
• DOWN ON THE BABOON.; SADLY DEMORALIZED WITH THE ADVANCE OF CIVILIZATION.
• JUDGE DANIELS ON THE TILDEN WILL.
• THE NEW RENTING SEASON; WHY FALL MOVING HAS GROWN IN FAVOR. PRICES WHICH HOUSES AND APARTMENTS IN GOOD NEIGHBORHOODS NOW COMMAND--FASHION'S CENTRE.
• LATEST FOREIGN SHIPPING.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• A SWITCHMAN KILLED.
• A JERSEY APPOINTMENT.; WHY SOME REPUBLICANS ARE DISGUSTED WITH HARRISON'S ACTION.
• FRENCH TOPICS OF THE DAY; A BENEVOLENT FETE AND ITS GRAND SUCCESS. DELIGHT THAT PARIS TAKES IN SUCH THINGS--THE SHOW'S END--BUFFALO BILL'S PLANS.
• NEWS FROM MEXICO.
• AT NORTH ADAMS.; NEARLY TWO THOUSAND BALLOTS CAST AT ONE PLACE WITHOUT DELAY.
• BY BOSS QUAYS ORDERS; HIS DICTATION OF PENNSYLVANIA CANDIDATES.MEETING WITH SOME TROUBLE, HOWEVER, IN FORCING A GUBERNATORIAL NOMINEE ON THE REPUBLICANS.
• IN HONOR OF PRESIDENT CACERES.
• MATTERS OF NAVAL INTEREST.
• Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
• CAPT. EDWARD O. BIRD DEAD.
• SCRAPS AND SCRAPINGS.
• CRASH ON THE JERSEY CENTRAL.
• TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
• COURT CALENDARS--THIS DAY.
• THE FAIR'S BUILDINGS.; POINTS IN A TALK WITH M. ALPHAND OF PARIS.
• THE CHICAGO PLAYHOUSES.
• CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
• SUNOL'S GREAT RACE.; SHE MAKES A NEW THREE-YEAR-OLD RECORD WITHOUT A BREAK.
• IT WORKED WELL AT DALTON.; "HEELERS" THE ONLY ONES WHO ARE DISGRUNTED. HOW THE VOTERS ACTED.
• ONCE MORE IN THE FIELD.; MR. GIBBS RESUMES TEMPERANCE WORK, BUT ON A NEW SYSTEM.
• ST. JAMES'S CHOIR FESTIVAL.
• Editorial Article 4 -- No Title
• TEN YEARS FOR ARSON.
• STATE HEALTH STATISTICS.
• EUROPEAN BOURSES.; DULL TIMES IN LONDON--AMERICAN RAILWAYS ACTIVE.
• OBER-AMMERGAU'S PASSION PLAY.
• AS TO THE ENGLISH SPARROW.
• THE PAN-AMERICANS.
• CARDINALS AT THE ALTAR; THE BALTIMORE CATHEDRAL FILLED WITH PRELATES. THE GRAND MASS WHICH OPENED THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE CATHOLIC CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.
• OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
• POLITENESS DOES PAY.; BRAKEMAN'S COURTESY LIKLEY TO RESULT TO HIS ADVANTAGE.
• THE RESULT AT WILLIAMSTOWN.; SATISFACTION WITH THE NEW LAW-- ONLY A FEW MISTAKES MADE.
• SOME YEARLING TRIALS
• THE CLARK BENEFIT FUND.
• MENACING RIVER CRAFT.; COMPLAINTS ABOUT THE WAR SHIPS IN THE NORTH RIVER.
• CITY AND SUBURBAN NEWS; NEW-YORK. BROOKLYN.
• WORKING OF THE BALLOT.
• THEORIES OF MARRIAGE.; FELIX ADLER ARGUES THAT THE ETHICAL IS THE CORRECT ONE.
• A MURDER CALLED UPON TO APPEAR.
• FREYTAG ON FREDERICK.; THE NOVELIST'S INTERESTING RECOLLECTIONS OF THE EMPEROR.
• PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
• RIOTOUS VIENNA STUDENTS.
• THE LAST OF COL. GOODLOE; HE JOINS THE CHRUCH AND DIES PEACEFULLY. BOTH PARTICIPANTS IN THE LEXINGTON TRAGEDY DEAD--FUNERAL SERVICES OVER COL. SWOPE.
• INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
• GAMES IN LONG ISLAND CITY.
• THE SECOND EMPIRE.
• BRIBERY IN NEW-JERSEY; AT LEAST $60,000 SAID TO HAVE BEEN USED ON THIS DAY. BOTH PARTIES EQUALLY REPREHENSIBLE--A UNIVERSAL DEMAND FOR A BALLOT REFORM LAW.
• AN UNSOLVED MYSTERY.; MAMIE HUGHES BELIEVED TO BE IN ASBURY PARK.
• DAVID WAMBOLD IS DEAD.; THE MINSTREL SUCCUMBS TO DISEASE AFTER A HARD STRUGGLE AGAINST IT.
• FREE SILVER COINAGE.
• IT IS OF AGE NOW.; THE TWENTY-FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF A PROSPEROUS SUNDAY SCHOOL.
• THE REV.THOMAS K.BEECHER'S THANKS.
• A WEEK OF PRAYER.; OPENED YESTERDAY BY THE YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
• FAVORING FEDERATION.
• A WARNING ABOUT BRAZIL.
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• NEW BOOKS.
• CLAIMED AS A HUSBAND.; MR. JAMES O'NEILL AND THE DRESSMAKER FROM FORT HAMILTON.
• LABOR ORGANIZATIONS.; WHAT WAS DONE AT THEIR MEETINGS IN THIS CITY YESTERDAY.
• A SAILOR MURDERED.; MULOCK COMI CONTANI KILLED IN A JAPANESE BOARDING HOUSE.
• WOOL AND THE ELECTION IN OHIO.
• TURNING THE FIRST SOD; BEGINING WORK ON THE NICARAGUA CANAL. THE FORMAL CEREMONIES NEAR SAN JUAN DEL NORTH--A JOYFUL TIME FOR ALL WHO TOOK PART.
• GOV. FORAKER TO PRACTICE LAW.
• THE ELIZABETH RACES.; OPENING OF THE SECOND NOVEMBER MEETING TO-DAY.
• CURRENT FOREIGN TOPICS.
• Obituary 2 -- No Title
• TROUBLE AGAIN AT A FUNERAL.
• GOVERNMENT FINANCES; THE REPORT OF THE UNITED STATES TREASURER. MR. HUSTON SPEAKS OF THE FISCAL YEAR REMARKABLE IN THE HISTORY OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION.
• THE PROPER WAY TO VOTE.; THAT IS THE VERDICT OF THE PEOPLE OF LOWELL. VIOLATIONS OF THE LAW POSSIBLE. THE FILING OF NOMINATIONS. DELAY IN COUNTING.
• LITERARY NOTES.
• ADDRESSES TO STUDENTS.
• BLOWS ON THE TRACK.; TWO OWNERS OF FAMOUS HORSES ENGAGE IN A PUBLIC NIGHT.
• BY THEIR OWN PIPE LINE; OIL PRODUCERS TO REACH THE SEACOAST. THEIR ASSOCIATION SAID TO HAVE SECURED SIX MILLION DOLLARS FOR THE UNDERTAKING.
• HE WANTS SATISFACTION.; DR. DUNCAN, "THE YELLOW FEVER" PATIENT, SUES THE CITY.
• THE MONEY FOR THE FAIR.
• NOT QUITE READY TO UNITE.; STEPS WHICH MUST BE TAKEN BEFORE TWO PARISHES CAN CONSOLIDATE.
• HARRISON'S PARTISAN ACT; MISUSING HIS POWER TO HELP REPUBLICANS. HASTILY ADMITTING MONTANA AND INCURRING THE CONDEMNATION EVEN OF HIS CABINET ADVISERS.
• THE SCHEME WON'T WORK.; MR. FLOWER'S OPINION OF THE LATEST CHICAGO PROJECT.
• THE IRISH AGITATION.
• RELICS IN WESTCHESTER.; MANY ANTIQUE SPECIMENS OF INDIAN HANDIWORK.
• ENGLISH MONEY SEEKING NEW FIELDS.
• THE RED FLAG PULLED DOWN.; A TAME CELEBRATION AT THE GRAVES OF THE CHICAGO ANARCHISTS.
• MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; ARRIVED. SAILED. SPOKEN. BY CABLE.
• HONEST AND EASY VOTING; COMPLETE SUCCESS OF THE NEW MASSACHUSETTS LAW. FEW HEELERS AT THE POLLS AND NO CASES OF BRIBERY . GOV. HILL'S OBJECTIONS MET AT EVERY POINT. THE AUSTRALIAN SYSTEM PUT TO A PRACTICAL TEST--IT WORKED SMOOTHLY IN ALL PARTS OF THE OLD BAY STATE--THE METHODS ADOPTED AND THE EXPENSE OF ENFORCING THE LAW--A REFORM THAT HAS COME TO STAY. THE PROCESS OF BALLOTING. CERTAIN IMPROVEMENTS CAN BE MADE. VOTERS HARASSED BY WORKERS. GOV.HILL'S OBJECTIONS THAT THEY ARE GROUNDLESS IS PROVED BY ACTUAL TEST. THERE WERE NO DELAYS AND NO FRAUDS. WITHDRAWALS AND INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES. COUNTING THE BALLOTS. THE SAVING TO CANDIDATES. AN INCREASE IN INDEPENDENT VOTING. THE FORM OF BALLOT USED IN BOSTON. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
• INSPECTING THE ANNEX.; NEW WARDS ADDED TO THE HOME FOR AGED AND INFIRM HEBREWS.
• THE STREET CAR MEN.; THEY HAVE A LIFE OF THEIR OWN AND MANAGE TO ENJOY IT.
• THE WESTERN BLIZZARD.; TERRIBLE EXPERIENCES OF COWBOYS IN THE SNOW.
• THE EVILS OF A HIGH TARIFF.
• FOR THE GREELEY MONUMENT FUND.
• Editorial Article 5 -- No Title
• MISSING WITNESSES.
• FOUND IN THE EAST RIVER.
• MR. THOMAS P. WICKES RESIGNS.
• ROME'S MONEY MATTERS.
• A DOCTOR'S PAINFUL DEATH.; RECENT SAD OCCURRENCE IN A HOSPITAL IN VIENNA.
• A PRIZE FIGHTER KILLED.
• KIRKWOOD'S VOTE FOR A DEMOORAT. From the Waterbury (Conn.) American, Nov.7.
• MR. PENTECOST'S VIEWS.
• A SUCCESS AT FALL RIVER.; NO ATTEMPTS TO EVADE THE LAW AND NOT MUCH DELAY.
• CHILI'S NEW IRON-CLAD.
• DR. PRICE IN CHARGE.