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• SPEERS WAS "FIRED OUT."; HIS FUTILE EFFORT TO TAKE POSSESSION OF THE ALBANY "ARGUS."
• TITLE CLOUDED, IT IS SAID.; THE FIRE ISLAND TRANSFER NOT YET COMPLETED.
• IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
• A MUCH-ANGERED PEOPLE; BROOKLYN INCENSED AGAINST ITS BOARD OF ALDERMEN. THE BOARD'S ACTION AS TO THE STREET RAILROAD FRANCHISES HAS RAISED A STORM OF INDIGNATION -- HOPE THAT MAYOR BOODY MAY VETO IT -- TALKS WITH CITIZENS.
• FEDERAL NOMINATIONS.
• THE VASSAR GREEK PLAY.; " ANTIGONE" TO BE PERFORMED BY THE STUDENTS IN MAY.
• GOV. FLOWER SPEAKS HIS MIND; HE WILL VETO ANY BILL TO REGULATE THE CUT OF BEARDS.
• OCTAVE UZANNE.; THE EMINENT FRENCH AUTHOR NOW IN THIS CITY -- HIS APPEARANCE.
• A BIT OF EXPERT OPINION; NEW-HAMPSHIRE POLITICIANS ON "APPOINTED SENATORS." WARNING AGAINST TAKING THE BELL, BLAIR, AND MAUSTON CASES AS PRECEDENTS IN THE MONTANA DE- BATE -- "INSIDE HISTORY" THAT IS RELEVANT JUST NOW.
• TROUBLE IN COREA.; AN AMERICAN WAR VESSEL TO BE SENT FROM THE ASIATIC FLEET.
• SANDBAGGED AND ROBBED.; A FLATBUSH EDITOR FOUND UNCONSCIOUS NEAR HIS HOME.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• BLUEJACKETS SENT AWAY.; TO JOIN THE ALLIANCE AND ADAMS AT MARE ISLAND.
• KINGS COUNTY APPORTIONMENT.; WORK OF THE SUPERVISORS DECLARED VOID BY THE COURT OF APPEALS.
• MR. REDMOND'S WILKES BOY COLT.
• MR. HUTCHINSON UP TOWN; LOOKING OVER A REGION HE KNEW TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO. THE FAMOUS OPERATOR'S OPINIONS OF MEN AND THINGS -- MR. GRESHAM A GOOD SMOKER, BUT NO DRINKER -- CARTER HARRISON OLD ENOUGH TO KNOW HOW TO BEHAVE.
• IMMIGRANTS IN DEMAND; A HEARTY WELCOME AWAITING THEM IN THE SOUTH. OBJECT OF THE CONVENTION OF SOUTH- ERN GOVERNORS IN RICHMOND TO- DAY -- SOME PLAN TO BE DEVISED BY MEANS OF WHICH THE RIGHT KIND OF IMMIGRATION CAN BE HAD.
• The WoodcocK Suit.
• BRIEF HISTORY OF THE CASE.; THE RELATION OF MR. FLYNN'S COMPANIES TO THE OPPOSITION.
• MEDICAL EXPERT TESTIMONY.
• DEFENSE SCORES A POINT; ATROPINE NOT FOUND IN MRS. BUCHANAN'S BODY. THE PROSECUTION'S EXPERTS INFERRED THAT IT WAS PRESENT -- WHAT PROF. DOREMUS COULDN'T TELL MR. O'SULLIVAN ABOUT CAT'S EYES -- THE DEFENSE MAY OPEN TO-DAY.
• CHICAGO ALL REFINEMENT.; MRS. JOHN SHERWOOD SAYS KIND THINGS OF THE WESTERN CITY.
• STEPNIAK'S EARNEST PLEA; A STRONG PROTEST ADDRESSED TO PRESIDENT CLEVELAND. THE EXTRADITION TREATY WITH RUS- SIA A VIOLATION OF ALL THE PRIN- CIPLES OF JUSTICE -- -CLAIMS MADE UNDER FALSE PRETENSES -- PLEDGES WHICH HAVE BEEN REPEATEDLY VIOLATED.
• HALL'S PARTY ON TRAIL.; NEW-YORK ATHLETIC CLUB GOVERNORS THE JUDGES.
• THE WOMAN VOTE IN KANSAS.; POPULISTS NOW THE BITTEREST ENEMIES OF FEMALE SUFFRAGE.
• Front Page 2 -- No Title
• DUNNIVANT'S SUIT ENDED; IT WAS DISMISSED FOR WANT OF PROSECUTION. THE NEWSBOY WHO FELL IN LOVE WITH ORRIN W. POTTER'S DAUGH- TER LOSES HIS SUIT FOR HEAVY DAMAGES -- HIS LAWYER WAS NOT READY TO TRY THE CASE.
• JUBILATION IN BROOKLYN.; REPUBLICANS OF THAT CITY THINK THEY HAVE WON A BIG VICTORY.
• Funeral of Father and Daughter.
• J.B. WATTSON'S DIFFICULTIES.; ATTACHMENT AGAINST WATTSON & FARR -- PHILADELPHIA INTERESTS.
• THE NEW-YORK METHODISTS; ASSIGNMENTS OF THE MINISTERS FOR THE COMING TERM. MANY TRANSFERS AND APPOINTMENTS FOR THE VARIOUS CHURCHES MADE -- THE MOTION THAT MEMBERS SHOULD PAY THEIR OWN EXPENSES TO CONFERENCES VOTED DOWN.
• MEXICAN RATES REDUCED.
• DISCARDED AS WORTHLESS.; THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE GUN BOARD ADJOURNS FOR A WEEK.
• Arguments in Hat-Trimming Cases.
• HE WAS GOING ROME.; OKLAHOMA NOT A POOR MAN'S PARADISE JUST NOW.
• CYCLONES IN THE WEST.; THREE PEOPLE KILLED AND MANY INJURED IN PAGE CITY.
• To Enfranchise Women.
• Better Quarantine Needed.
• GOV. FISHBACK'S PROPOSAL.; HE WANTS MORE FOREIGN MINISTERS FROM THE SOUTH.
• A SOCIAL SCANDAL IN MEXICO.; PEDRO DENA, SON OF GEN. DENA, ARRESTED FOR SWINDLING.
• OKLAHOMA WANTS NEW MEN.; DEMOCRATS ASK THAT THESE BE A CLEAN SWEEP.
• FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
• The Police Make a Big Haul.
• MANY CHINAMEN APPROVE.; THEY WOULD PREFER, HOWEVER, ABSOLUTE AND ENTIRE FREEDOM.
• HIS TASK COMPLETED.; BIBLE TRANSLATED FOR GILBERT ISLANDERS BY THE REV. MR. BINGHAM.
• THE REVOLUTION IN HONDURAS.; DEFEAT OF THE GOVERNMENT FORCES BY THE REVOLUTIONISTS.
• CITY AND SUBURBAN NEWS; NEW-YORK.
• In Honor of Mrs. Manning.
• DALY AND JOTHAM TOMPKINS.
• A BIG CRUISER'S POWERS; THE NEW-YORK PROBABLY TO TAKE AN OCEAN TRIP. THE LONG ISLAND COURSE TOO SMALL TO TEST HER ABILITIES -- ONE ALONG THE NEW-ENGLAND COAST SUGGESTED -- THE ADVANTAGES OF FULL-POWER TRIALS.
• VICTIM OF PARTISAN ZEAL; THE REPUBLICAN PERSECUTION OF SENATOR ROACH. MR. HOAR AND MR. CHANDLER LEAD- ERS IN BITTER ATTACKS -- FIERY RETORTS OF MR. GORMAN AND MR. VOORHEES -- ATTEMPTS TO REACH A SATISFACTORY CONCLUSION.
• Aldermanic Courtesy" Reconsidered.
• ESCAPED AFTER CAPTURE.; THE EXPLOITS OF MIXIMO MARTINEZ, THE MEXICAN REVOLUTIONIST.
• No Verdict Yet in the Trynor Case.
• AGAINST POLICE "BARNACLES."; A COPY OF THE NEW LAW REACHES THE COMMISSIONERS.
• The Whisky Trust in Session.
• THE NEW APPOINTEES.
• ON THE LONDON EXCHANGE.
• PRESIDENT CLEVELAND'S TRIP.; THE PARTY TO START FROM WASHINGTON PROBABLY APRIL 30.
• THE FOX WAS CAUGHT NAPPING.; BUT HE GAVE THE MEADOWBROOK HUNTERS A SMART RUN AT ROSLYN.
• STEAMING ON SCHEDULE TIME.; TEST OF THE ROYAL ARTHUR, NEW BRITISH FLAGSHIP IN THE PACIFIC.
• NOT MARRIED, HE SAYS.; THE FARMER POET OF LONG ISLAND DENIES A CURRENT REPORT.
• MINNESOTA TIMBER STEALS.; AN AMAZING SERIES OF FRAUDS UNEARTHED BY THE SENATE.
• Mrs. Bepew at Home Again.
• STEPNIAK ON EXTRADITION.
• BELL FOR THE NEW-YORK.
• FAIR SEX HOLD THE FORT; A ROYAL PRINCE DISCOVERED AMONG THE RUSSIANS. THE WHITE SHIPS SAILED AWAY AND LEFT THE PRETTY GIRLS IN POS- SESSION OF THE CZAR'S OFFICERS -- THEN THERE WEREN'T ENOUGH TO HALF GO AROUND.
• Front Page 1 -- No Title
• VOTING BY MACHINE.; THE MYERS DEVICE GIVES GREAT SATISFACTION IN NIAGARA COUNTY.
• THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.; SUBJECTS TO BE DISCUSSED BY THIS BOARD OF DIRECTORS TO-DAY.
• CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKETS.
• LET THE CONVICTION STAND.; SO SAY THE RECORDER AND THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY ABOUT HARRIS.
• WALL STREET TALK.
• BALL, DINNER, AND PARADE; SOME OF THE HONORS TO BE PAID TO VISITING NOTABLES. THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE COMMITTEE OF ONE HUNDRED AT WORK -- RECEPTION TO THE DUKE DE VERAGUA -- ALDERMEN VOTE HIM THE FREEDOM OF THE CITY.
• Mrs. Earlow Appears in Court.
• NEW-YORK CONFERENCES.; QUESTION OF WOMEN AS LAY DELEGATES UNSETTLED -- APPOINTMENTS.
• REORGANIZATION WINS.; DISTRICT SYSTEM ADOPTED BY REPUBLICANS OF BROOKLYN.
• LOOK FOR EARLY APPOINTMENTS; POLITICIANS SPECULATING ABOUT THE COLLECTOR AND POSTMASTER.
• THREE MURDERERS MUST DIE.; JUDGMENT OF THE LOWER COURTS AFFIRMED BY THE COURT OF APPEALS.
• DETROIT IN THE NAVAL REVIEW.; SUCH IS THE PLAN IF HER TRIALS ARE FINISHED THIS WEEK.
• MORE MONEY THAN BLISS; MR. AND MRS. BUCKI'S TROUBLES RECITED IN COURT. THE POLICE WERE CALLED TO THEIR HOUSE TWO OR THREE TIMES -- A TALE OF AN EARLY MORNING CAB RIDE -- THE HUSBAND'S OBJECTIONS TO HIS WIFE'S RELATIVES.
• ANARCHISTS AT MASPETH; PLAN CONCOCTED TO BLOW UP E.V. CRANDALL'S FACTORY. BOMBS FOUND ALL CAPPED AND FUSED AND READY TO EXPLODE -- FLIGHT OF THOSE WHO WERE IN THE PLOT -- CONFESSION OF AN ASSOCIATE NOW IN JAIL.
• Urging Mr. Mckinley's Claims.
• ANXIOUS TO SAVE THEIR CHURCH.; INDIGNATION MEETING OF THE SEA AND LAND CONGREGATION.
• ELLIOTT F. SHEPARD'S WILL; A HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR THE PRESBYTERY. FIFTY THOUSAND FOR THE SEVENTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AND $100,- 000 FOR ST. PAUL'S INSTITUTE AT TARSUS -- HIS NEWSPAPER AND STAGE LINE NOT TO DO SUNDAY BUSINESS.
• THE CASE BEFORE GOV. FLOWER.; HE WILL DECIDE IT AFTER RECEIVING AFFIDAVITS IN REBUTTAL.
• THE TIME EXTENDED.; EXHIBITS MAY BE PLACED ANY TIME THIS MONTH.
• FOOTBALL PRACTICE AT YALE.; FOR THE FIRST TIME WORK BEGUN DURING THE SPRING TERM.
• THE PLURALITY FARCE AGAIN.; THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE IN RHODE ISLAND ONCE MORE DEFEATED.
• SUITS MADE IN TEN HOURS.; " SHORT ORDERS" A SPECIALTY AT THE STORES OF NICOLL, THE TAILOR.
• THE BEARDED HACKMAN.
• ANNA POTTER'S COSTLY CAMPAIGN.; THE WOMAN WHO GOT TWENTY-SIX VOTES FOR MAYOR OF KANSAS CITY.
• GOV. FLOWER TELEGRAPHS GHERARDI.
• She Eloped with a Married Man.
• OBITUARY.; DAMASE JOUAUST.
• ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL TROUBLE.; FINAL REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE THAT WRESTLED WITH IT.
• HAVE NOT LOST HOPE.; NEW-YORK AND BROOKLYN MAY YET BE ONE, THINK COMMISSIONERS.
• ALBANY COUNTY ELECTIONS.; A QUIET CONTEST AND A COMPARATIVELY SMALL VOTE.
• CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.
• BIG GUNS AT THE FAIR.
• LOSSES BY FIRE.
• RAILROAD FEDERATION FORMED.; THE AMERICAN RAILWAY UNION PERMANENTLY ORGANIZED.
• LAST OF THE BRINLEY BOOKS.; SALE IN BOSTON OF THE FIFTH PART OF A GREAT COLLECTION.
• CAGED IN A BURNING MINE.; DISASTROUS EXPLOSION IN A LARGE COAL PIT IN WALES.
• TROOPS NOW AT ANTLERS.; AGENT BENNETT BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN UNDULY ALARMED.
• PERSONAL REGISTRATION.; THE RANSOM BILL ADVANCED TO THIRD READING IN THE SENATE.
• MAY BE MURDER OR MUTINY.; SOMETHING DECIDEDLY WRONG WITH THE ELLA M. STORER.
• ELECTIONS IN NEW-JERSEY; A STILL HUNT BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE JERSEY CITY RING. THE CITY GIVES A REPUBLICAN MA- JORITY -- ELIZABETH'S ALDERMANIC BOARD DEMOCRATIC -- DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN TRENTON -- DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN PATERSON.
• Typothetae Officers Re-elected.
• Clergyman Draw Pleads Guilty.
• Brooklyn Press Club Dinner.
• WILSON PLAN WITHDRAWN; CONSTITUTIONAL OBSTACLES TO CARRYING IT OUT. MR. BOWERS HOLDS THAT IT IN- VOLVES A DISTINCT LOAN OF THE CITY'S CREDIT -- MR. STARIN'S NEW PLAN FOR WEST SIDE RAPID TRANSIT RECEIVED WITH FAVOR.
• TWO DROWNED IN A CREEK.; THEY WERE NOT SOBER AND THE TEAM BACKED OFF THE DOCK.
• Gov. Werts Prunes the Expense Bill.
• YESTERDAY'S WEDDINGS.; LAMARCHE--O'GORMAN.
• EQUALITY OF REPRESENTATION.
• Vale Alumni of Long Island.
• ART NOTES.
• ATTACKED BY AN INSANE MAN.; KEEPER MOORE OF LANCASTER HAD A FIERCE STRUGGLE FOR LIFE.
• A NEW ORE-RECEIVING PORT.; CONNEAUT TO BE MADE A RIVAL OF CLEVELAND IN THE FUTURE.
• SURRENDER OF FRED MAY; WILL BE TRIED FOR ASSAULTING POLICEMAN M'GOWAN. FIVE YEARS AGO HE FORFEITED $2,000 BAIL -- YESTERDAY NEW BAIL OF $5,000 WAS GIVEN FOR HIM AT THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE -- BEEN IN SOUTH AMERICA AND MADE MONEY -- NOW IN WASHINGTON.
• i OBITUARY NOTES.
• Front Page 3 -- No Title
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• THE CROTON WATERSHED.; THE WEBSTER BILL WILL BE REPORTED TO THE ASSEMBLY TO-DAY.
• FLEETWOOD'S BIG MEET; VERY FAST TROTTERS ENTERED FOR THE FALL RACES. A REVIVAL OF THE OLD-TIME HEAT CONTESTS PROMISED AT THE FA- MOUS TRACK -- ALL THE IMPORTANT STAKES FILL WITH HORSES OF QUAL- ITY -- SOME OF THE FAST STEPPERS.
• A Town Swept by Fire.
• RAILWAY MANAGEMENT.; STREET RAILWAYS IN CONNECTICUT.
• MAYOR BLEE GETS HIS SEAT.; THE REPUBLICANS OUTGENERALED IN THE CLEVELAND MAYORALTY CONTEST.
• Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
• Rivevside Park for the Conkling Statue.
• THE HOME RULE DEBATE.; PARLIAMENT APPARENTLY GETTING TIRED OF THE TALK.
• THE QUESTION OF THE DAY; TOWN TALK RUNS LARGELY ON THE SUBJECT OF WHISKERS. EVERYBODY HAS A WORD TO SAY ABOUT THE ISSUE THE CABMEN HAVE RAISED -- SAMPLE UTTERANCES CAUGHT FROM JUDICIAL, POLITIC- AL, AND ARTISTICAL LIPS.
• THE TREATY'S PROVISIONS.; ARTICLE 3, WHICH IS OPPOSED, AS IT NOW APPEARS.
• THE ELM STREET IMPROVEMENT.; MR. WEBSTER'S AMENDED BILL PASSED BY THE ASSEMBLY.
• IN THE INTEREST OF HEALTH.; CITY AUTHORITIES DEMAND AN OBSERVANCE OF THE SANITARY RULES.
• HIGH STEPPERS AT AUCTION.; FAIR PRICES PAID FOR CANADIAN HUNTERS AND SADDLERS.
• FENCERS SHOW THEIR SKILL.; SCORES IN THE PRELIMINARY BOUTS FOR AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIPS.