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• Front Page 3 -- No Title
• WAS PRACTICALLY IMPOSSIBLE.; ONE OF THE CONCLUSIONS ARRIVED AT BY COMMANDER JEWELL.
• THE CONSOLIDATED'S NEW DEPARTMENT.
• YALE'S FRESHMAN CREW.
• EMBLEMS AND PASTER.
• FAUST AT MUSIC HALL.
• LINCOLN'S MONUMENT NEGLECTED; AN INDIGNANT PROTEST FROM A CHICAGO NEWSPAPER.
• A STUDENT'S CURIOUS HURT.; TOP SPINNING MAY COST SENIOR VAN HUYCK AN EYE.
• DRESSES IN "BROTHER JOHN."; PARTICULARLY FETCHING ONES WORN BY MISS O'NEILL AND MISS BUSBY.
• THE AFFAIRS OF READING; RECEIVERS' PLANS AND THEIR OPPONENTS. M'LEOD AND HIS ASSOCIATES APPLY FOR AUTHORITY TO ISSUE CERTIFI- CATES -- BONDHOLDERS UNITE TO PROTECT THEIR SECURITIES -- M'LEOD IN NEW-YORK.
• BISHOP WIGGER WEAKERS.; CATHOLICS NO LONGER FORBIDDEN TO USE THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
• CONTROLLER MYERS'S REPLY; CLAIMS OF ELEVATED RAILWAY FOLKS REFUTED. HIS LETTER READ AT THE RAPID-TRANSIT COMMISSIONERS' MEETING -- VARIOUS SUGGESTIONS HEARD -- A MOVE TOWARD DEFINITE ACTION AS TO EXTENSIONS.
• SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS.
• DE LESSEPS IS SENTENCED; IMPRISONMENT FOR HIMSELF, BAIHAUT, AND BLONDIN. THE HEAVY PENALTY IMPOSED UPON THE SELF-CONVICTED EX-MINISTER -- ALL THREE TO PAY BACK THE MONEY USED TO BRIBE BAIHAUT -- OTHER DEFENDANTS NOT GUILTY.
• OBITUARY NOTES.
• ELECTRICITY AS AN ARTIST; WONDERFUL THINGS CLAIMED FOR THE TELAUTOGRAPH. HANDWRITING TO BE REPRODUCED AT A DISTANCE AND EXACT COPIES OF PORTRAITS AND PICTURES TRANSMITTED -- PRACTICAL USES TO WHICH THE INSTRUMENT MAY BE PUT.
• MAYOR BEMIS WANTS TO KNOW.; BUT HIS QUESTIONS MAY BOTHER THE POLICE AUTHORITIES.
• THE ELM STREET IMPROVEMENT.; HEARING OF PROPERTY OWNERS BY THE ASSEMBLY CITIES COMMITTEE.
• CONGRESSMEN AND APPOINTMENTS.
• THE COTTAGES AT NEWPORT.; NEW ONES IN COURSE OF ERECTION WILL SOON BE COMPLETED.
• ORANGE AND GREEN SHINDY; CLARKE WALLACE CALLED TO ACCOUNT FOR A SPEECH. AT KINGSTON THE CONTROLLER OF CUSTOMS ADVOCATED ACTIVE RESISTANCE TO HOME RULE -- THE GOVERNMENT PREVENTED A VOTE OF CENSURE AFTER A HOT DEBATE.
• SUlNG HIS OLD PARTNER.; A MINING DEAL IN WHICH ONE OF THE PARTIES WAS DUPED.
• RHODE ISLAND TICKETS; DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS. THE CONVENTIONS OF BOTH PARTIES HELD YESTERDAY -- AN UNUSUALLY STRONG DEMOCRATIC TICKET, HEAD- ED BY DAVID S. BAKER -- GOV. BROWN RENOMINATED BY THIS REPUBLICANS.
• NO HASTY APPOINTMENTS; NEW-YORK MAY NOT GET HER SHARE FOR SOME TIME. SUCH NOMINATIONS MAY NOT BE MADE UNTIL AFTER THE SENATE ADJOURNS -- THE PENSION COMMISSIONERSHIP STILL IN DOUBT -- THE INDIANA PATRONAGE.
• EXPLOSION OF MILL DUST; THE SHOCK FELT TWENTY-FIVE MILES DISTANT. THE GREAT PLANET FLOURING MILL AT LITCHFIELD, ILL., WITH ITS ELE- VATORS, DESTROYED--ONE BURNED TO DEATH AND SEVERAL INJURED --LOSS OVER A MILLION.
• FOR PURER WATER SUPPLY; MEDICAL MEN PRESENT A MEMORIAL TO THE GOVERNOR. THEY URGE THE NECESSITY OF IMMEDIATE ACTION IN PROTECTING THE CROTON SHED AND P0INT OUT THE INSUFFICIENCY OF THE WEBSTER BILL -- THE REMEDY SUGGESTED.
• MONEY FOR HOSPITALS.; DISTRIBUTION OF THE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY COLLECTIONS FUND.
• AMERICAN TIN DOESN'T PAY.; THE CUMBERLAND MILL IN THE HANDS OF RECEIVERS.
• DATES FOR THE POLO GAMES.; THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ARRANGES FOR THE SEASON'S SPORT.
• LYING AND LEGISLATION.
• FOUND DEAD ON MILLER'S ISLAND.; THE BODY IDENTIFIED AS THAT OF A BROOKLYN MAN.
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• NEW-YORKERS AT THE CAPITAL.; MR. M'CLELLAND NOT BEGGING FOR OFFICE -- SOME APPLICATIONS.
• IN FAVOR OF DAVIS AND ELKINS.
• Shot at Two Men, Missed Both.
• WANTED THE TRUNKS RELEASED.; MR. ABBEY'S COMPANY'S BAGGAGE WAS BADLY MIXED UP.
• CHICAGO'S GRADE CROSSINGS.
• Front Page 1 -- No Title
• The Husted Memorial.; Hearing on Excise Bills. Packing Honses for Mexico. Action Against the Cruiser Detroit.
• WILLING TO PAY FOR OFFICE.; THE MERCENARY PLACE HUNTER MAKES HIS APPEARANCE.
• SENATOR THOMAS F. CUNNINGHAM; ELECTED TO SUCCEED SENATOR HAGAN -- EASY WORK FOR TAMMANY.
• ONLY FIVE JURYMEN SELECTED.; DIFFICULTY IN GETTING THE TWELVE TO TRY DR. R. W. BUCHANAN'S CASE.
• Miss Welch's Lecture on Pern.
• APPLE OF DISCORD.; HOW TROUBLE WITH A LONG TAIL TO IT CAME OF A KIND ACT.
• CUBA'S MANY GRIEVANCES.; OVERTAXED BY SPAIN AND FLOODED WITH DEPRECIATED CURRENCY.
• FLAMES IN THE ALEXANDRA.; A SIXTH AVENUE APARTMENT HOUSE BADLY WRECKED BY FIRE.
• LIKE A RECEPTION DAY.; HUNDREDS OF LADIES ADMIRE AN ARRAY OF HATS AND GOWNS.
• THE SENATE'S EMPLOYES.; DEMOCRATS DECIDE TO GO AHEAD AND REORGANIZE THE FORCE.
• WANTS TO BE SUPPORTED.; MRS. JAMES ALLEN HAS HER HUSBAND IN COURT AT YONKERS.
• THE LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP.; WOLF'S CRAG WINS THE FIRST BIG EVENT OF THE ENGLISH RACING SEASON.
• HER CLAIM AT HEADQUARTERS.; CATHARINE BERCH SOUGHT AN ACCOUNTING WITH THE SUPERINTENDENT.
• THE ADIRONDACK PRESERVE.; SENATOR ERWIN DISPLAYS HIS KNOWLEDGE OF FORESTS AND WATERSHEDS.
• HARRITY WILL CONTROL; THE DISPOSAL OF FEDERAL PATRONAGE IN PENNSYLVANIA. FATE OF THE M'ALEER CONGRESSIONAL COMBINATION SEALED -- NO APPOINTMENTS TO BE MADE THAT ARE OBJECTIONABLE TO THE STATE ADMINISTRATION.
• HENRY W. DIXON'S ESTATE; SAID TO HAVE BEEN WRECKED BY HENRY A. ROOT. A REMARKABLE LAW SUIT FOR WHAT IS LEFT OF IT BEGUN IN CHICAGO -- A BROTHER COMES TO THE RES- CUE -- DIXON'S PRESENT WHERE- ABOUTS UNKNOWN.
• THE MONTANA FACTIONS.; IN A CONDITION VERY OFFENSIVE TO THE ADMINISTRATION.
• A GRAND SPRING OPENING.; FINE DISPLAY OF COSTUMES, FABRICS, AND MILLINERY.
• AWARDS AT THE HORSE SHOW.; YOUNG WOMEN WIN THE BULK OF THE PRIZES -- THE PONY CONTESTS.
• RARE CHANGE FOR COLLECTORS.; SAMUEL COLMAN, N. A., SELLS HIS PICTURES AND CURIOS.
• SELLING A FAMOUS STABLE; FASHION FARM HORSES BRING ONLY FAIR PRICES. MOST OF THE STOCK WAS YOUNG AND ONLY PARTIALLY BROKEN -- J.H. SHULTS PROPOSES TO BOOM THE GELDING MARKET -- BOADICEA FETCHES BUT $75.
• AVERTING AN ALLEGED STEAL.; SUIT RELATIVE TO THE BROOKLYN STREET-CLEANING CONTRACT.
• CUTTERS CLAIM A POINT.; SOME ASSOCIATION FIRMS WILL NOT ORDER A LOCK-OUT THEY SAY.
• AHLWARDT'S MARE'S NEST.; CHARGES OF LARGE LOSSES BY CONTRACTS WITH JEWISH FINANCIERS.
• Consul Hollis's Neglect.; Mr. Francis for Alumni Trustee. The Gold in the Treasury.
• THE KANSAS CORRUPTION FUND.; A WITNESS BLESSED WITH A VERY CONVENIENT MEMORY.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• YESTERDAY'S WEDDINGS.; SWANN -- STEVENS.
• THE BIG GUN NOT LANDED; LIKELY TO REMAIN ON THE LONQUIEL FOR SOME DAYS. CROWDS AT SPARROW'S POINT TO SEE THE KRUPP EXHIBITS FOR CHICAGO -- OBSTACLES TO BE OVERCOME BEFORE THE GREAT GUN CAN BE SWING ASHORE.
• JOHN C. ENO IN COURT AGAIN.; JUDGE BENEDICT ASKED TO QUASH ONE OF HIS INDICTMENTS.
• Shot at by a Mysterious Woman.
• A DAY FOR CORPORATIONS; SEVERAL BILLS REGARDING THEM BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE. SENATE PASSES THE MEASURE REDUCING FARES ON DELAWARE AND HUDSON -- BILL TO REQUIRE CONDUCTORS ON FIFTH AVENUE STAGES DECLARED A "GENTBEL STRIKE."
• WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE.; THE BANKING INVESTMENT BILL PASSED BY THE SENATE.
• Free Lectures on Cholera.
• FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
• IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
• A GREENPORT ELOPEMENT.; MARRIED MAN RUNS OFF WITH ANOTHER MAN'S WIFE.
• CAPT. BROWN BUYS WINCHESTER.
• FOR THE BIG TWIN BRIDGES; ALDERMEN GRANT FRANCHISE FOR THE EAST RIVER SPANS. GIANT STRUCTURES THAT MAY IN SEVEN YEARS ADD OTHER LINKS BETWEEN THIS CITY AND BROOKLYN -- AP- PROACHES OF ELEVATED ROADS ON THE NEW-YORK SIDE.
• Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
• AMUSEMENTS.; MR. FRIEDHEIM'S RECITALS.
• ROW IN THE INDIANAPOLIS G.A.R.; THE NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT MAY BE ASKED TO MEET ELSEWHERE.
• MRS. BLAINE GOING ABROAD.; SHE WILL BESIDE FOR A YEAR SOMEWHERE NEAR LONDON.