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1890June 25

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• THE PHILADELPHIA SAILS.
• HE WILL BE A CANDIDATE.
• NEW PRESIDENT OF SALVADOR.
• CORNELL, YALE, COLUMBIA; THE ORDER IN WHICH THE FRESHMEN CAME HOME. THE ITHACA OARSMEN TAKE THE PRIZE FROM THEIR MORE ROBUST OPPONENTS -- A WELL-CONTESTED RACE.
• JUSTICE LAMAR AT EMORY.
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• CITY AND SUBURBAN NEWS
• AN ARTIST'S STRANGE GUIDES.; HOW THE PORTRAIT OF MR. JAMES F. M'BRIDE WAS PAINTED.
• Editorial Article 4 -- No Title
• THE GOVERNMENT BACKS DOWN.; THE EAR-MAKING LICENSE-FUND CLAUSE PROBABLY TO BE WITHDRAWN.
• DECIDED TO BE CHOLERA.
• A DEMOCRATIC OPINION OF DAVID.
• GROVER -- SMITH.
• OBITUARY.; EDWARD A. FRAZER.
• FOUR MURDERERS HANGED.
• OUTWAITE'S NOMINATION SURE.
• FOLSOM WINS AT BIG ODDS; BROTHER TO FORDHAM FINISHES GAMELY IN THE HANDICAP. BOLERO AND VAGABOND CAPTURE THE ZEPHYR STAKES -- FIRENZI TAKES THE CONEY ISLAND STAKES.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• Editorial Article 5 -- No Title
• CAPRIVI WILL NOT YIELD.
• CURRENT FOREIGN TOPICS.
• IN A HURRY WITH SILVER; THE SENATE'S BILL BROUGHT BEFORE THE HOUSE. DISCUSSION BEGUN AND A VOTE TO BE TAKEN TO-DAY -- THE RELATIONS OF THE PRESIDENT AND MR. BLAINE.
• A BANK SUSPENDS PAYMENT.
• Front Page 1 -- No Title
• TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
• MR. PATTISON STILL LEADS; BALLOT REFORMERS WILLING TO TRUST HIM. WALLACE FAR BEHIND IN THE DEMOCRATIC RACE -- PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS STAND BY CLEVELAND.
• NEWS ABOUT RAILROADS; COMPLAINTS AGAINST THE SUBURBAN RAPID TRANSIT. THE RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS RECOMMEND BETTER TRANSFER FACILITIES FOR PASSENGERS AT HARLEM.
• CIVIL SERVICE INVESTIGATION.; MR. ROOSEVELT'S RECOMMENDATIONS -- COMPLAINT FROM MR. LYMAN.
• REST FOR WEARY TAMMANY; NO MORE SESSIONS OF THE CITIES COMMITTEE UNTIL FALL. MR. IVINS MUST GO TO WASHINGTON AND OPERATIONS WILL BE DISCONTINUED THEREFORE FOR THE PRESENT.
• Editorial Article 6 -- No Title
• THE ANGLO-GERMAN AGREEMENT.
• Editorial Article 10 -- No Title
• COULDN'T BULLDOZE GOV. ABBETT.
• EAGER TO PURIFY POLITICS; A PEOPLE'S TICKET FAVORED BY A CITIZENS' MEETING. GREAT VARIETY OF SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, AND POLITICAL INTERESTS AT THE WINDSOR LAST NIGHT.
• LAWN TENNIS AT ORANGE.
• STRIKE ON THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
• DIRECTED BY JAY GOULD.
• THE FALL OF THE SUGAR TRUST.
• Editorial Article 11 -- No Title
• HANLAN'S MEDAL STOLEN.
• FARMER VOTES SACRIFICED; THE ILLINOIS REPUBLICANS HOLD THEIR CONVENTION. THEIR LEADING CANDIDATE TO HOLD THE GERMAN VOTE OF CHICAGO -- WHAT THEIR PLATFORM SAYS.
• Front Page 2 -- No Title
• COMMENCEMENT AT YALE; EXERCISES IN THE MEDICAL AND LEGAL SCHOOLS. THE ALUMNI'S PLAN TO SECURE A NEW BUILDING FOR THE LAW DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY.
• TWO LOCAL VICTORIES.; WARD'S TEAM COMPLETELY SNOWED UNDER IN CHICAGO.
• TO FIGHT NEAR WASHINGTON.
• A KNIT-GOODS TRUST PROPOSED.
• AN EXHIBITION OF "BOSS" POWER.
• Editorial Article 8 -- No Title
• Editorial Article 12 -- No Title
• THE SLUGGER GETS OFF WITH A FINE.
• KILLED BY AN EXPLODING CANNON.; FATAL ACCIDENT AT A POLITICAL MEETING IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
• A CHURCH ROW IN ORANGE.; MANY OF THE MEMBERS OF CHRIST CHURCH IN FAVOR OF A DIVISION.
• THE WESLEYAN TRUSTEES.
• STAGG AT HIS BEST.; HARVARD MAKES BUT ONE HIT OFF HIS PUZZLING CURVES.
• KEMMLER'S FATE SEALED.; THE COURT OF APPEALS SWEEPS AWAY THE LAST GLEAM OF HOPE.
• THE SUGAR TRUST ILLEGAL; AN ADVERSE DECISION BY THE COURT OF APPEALS. THE CORPORATIONS FORMING THE TRUST HAD NO RIGHT TO COMBINE UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE.
• MR. PINKHAM RESIGNED.; AND HIS FELLOW-DIRECTORS PROMPTLY TOOK HIM AT HIS WORD.
• MR. BLAINE'S AMBITION.
• Editorial Article 9 -- No Title
• Editorial Article 13 -- No Title
• QUAY WILL NOT BE THERE; BUT HE WILL HAVE THE CONVENTION BY THE THROAT. LITTLE DOUBT THAT DELAMATER WILL BE NAMED BY THE PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS AT QUAY'S ORDERS.
• FOSTER FOR CONGRESS.; THE EX-GOVERNOR OF OHIO IN THE FIELD ONCE AGAIN.
• EXERCISES AT WELLESLEY COLLEGE.
• Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
• BERNHARDT'S NARROW ESCAPE.
• THE LOTTERY'S LATEST BID.; AN ALL-NIGHT CAUCUS OF THE LOUISIANA DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLYMEN.
• AMERICAN MARKSMEN ABROAD.
• MISS LILIAN POMEROY MARRIED.
• LOSSES BY FIRE.
• OPENING DAY AT CHARTER OAK.
• ANOTHER BOOKKEEPER TURNS THIEF.
• THE TIME TOO SHORT.; RAPID TRANSIT CANNOT BE SETTLED BY THE PRESENT COMMISSION.
• Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
• CENSUSES OF THE CITIES.
• THE CITY OF ROME'S ACCIDENT.
• Editorial Article 14 -- No Title
• NEWS ITEMS FROM MEXICO.
• TWO YOUNG MEN MURDERED.
• THE ORANGE POLO TOURNAMENT.
• PRIZE SPEAKING AT UNION.
• BOND OFFERS ACCEPTED.
• Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
• Editorial Article 7 -- No Title
• O'CONNOR CLAIMS A FOUL.
• TRYING ELECTION OFFICERS.
• SUICIDE OF WILLIAM T. EVERS.
• NEW FIRE SIGNALS.; THOSE NOW IN USE IN NEW-YORK TO BE ABOLISHED.
• TO SWIM THE WHIRLPOOL RAPIDS.
• CLASS DAY AT AMHERST.
• FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
• SHERER'S TEST CONDEMNED; THE NEW-YORK CHEMIST FOUND UNFIT TO GRADE SUGARS. THE LONG FIGHT OF THE IMPORTERS NEARLY SETTLED AND SECRETARY FAIRCHILD'S COURSE VINDICATED.