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1899February 15

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• CHICAGO HAS A $750,000 FIRE.
• Article 14 -- No Title
• THREE MAY BE LOST.; Two Boys and a Man Went Out in a Boat in the Storm.
• Barnum & Bailey's Circus Reorganized
• Two Children Burned to Death.
• MONEY FOR RELIEF WORK.
• THE CANADIAN COMMISSION.; Rumors that Negotiations Are About Ended Denied.
• THE SITUATION IN SAMOA; British and Americans Awaiting the Arrival of Our Cruiser. WILL DECLARE TANUS KING If Opposed, It Is Said, Forces from the Warships Will Jointly Uphold the Ruling.
• Article 19 -- No Title
• UNUSED RAILROAD FRANCHISES.; Introduction of a Measure Which May Affect Their Existence.
• WEDDINGS OF A DAY.; Goldsmith -- Hyman.
• VERMONTERS LOVE KIPLING.; Brattleborough Residents Hope He Will Again Live Among Them.
• Obituary 2 -- No Title
• A Southern Road's Extension.
• ADMIRAL DEWEY'S MESSAGE.
• The Sampson-Schley Controversy.
• Chicago Bankrupts.
• Article 15 -- No Title
• SHIPS DAMAGED NEAR SHORE.; Several Ports in New England Report Vessels Were Wrecked.
• Activity in French Arsenals.
• RAILWAY EMPLOYES INJURED.; Engine Crashes Into Round House Through Failure of Air Brakes.
• New England Roads Resume Schedules
• SUNDAY CLOSING MOVEMENT.
• Article 4 -- No Title
• Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
• Article 20 -- No Title
• The Bill Against Antitoxine.
• Morgan -- Mifflin.
• THE DOUBLE OFFICE HABIT.
• Great Northern Official Resigns.
• THE CAPTURE OF ILOILO.
• OUR PHILIPPINE POLICY; Senate Declares that Permanent Annexation Is Not Contemplated. McENERY RESOLUTION PASSED Yeas 26, Nays 22, Several Democrats Not Participating -- Mr. Bacon's Amendment Defeated.
• Wedding Party Braves Snowdrifts.
• Article 16 -- No Title
• Article 1 -- No Title
• Free Dentistry for Pupils of Schools.
• BROOKLYN SCHOOL TEACHER DIES.; Miss Ella C. Hutchins, Stricken in the Street, Expires in an Hour.
• RAILROAD FIREMAN KILLED.; Train Jumps the Track, Injures Trainmen and Nearly Wrecks a Store.
• DO IT NOW.
• ZERO WEATHER IN THE SOUTH.; Bayous in Louisiana Frozen, and Skating in New Orleans -- Heavy Damage to Crops.
• IN THE INTEREST OF JUSTICE.
• NEW YORK COUNTY ELECTIONS.
• Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
• Article 21 -- No Title
• Early Adjournment Probable.
• Walcott -- Archbold.
• FOR BURNING PARDEE HALL.
• Obituary 3 -- No Title
• NATIONAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN.
• Front Page 1 -- No Title
• TARIFF REVISION SUGGESTED.; Some Discussion as to Reductions to Induce Larger Importations, Thus Increasing Revenue.
• EARTHQUAKE SCARE EXPLAINED; South Chicago Residents Discover a Long Fissure in the Prairie.
• COOGAN ASSAILS ELEVATED; Doesn't Believe Promises of Better Equipment Will Be Kept. PREPARES THREE ORDINANCES They Provide for Drip Pans, Enclosed Stations, and Car Storage -- Two Passed by Assembly.
• Article 2 -- No Title
• THE CLARKE PICTURE SALE.; Samuel Untermyer Pays $5,500 for Homer Martin's "Adirondack Scenery" -- Night's Total, $54,040.
• THE ENGINE BROKE LOOSE.; Accidents Follow the Parting of Two Locomotives Hauling a Train.
• LEGISLATORS IN SNOW BANKS.; Experience of New York Members on Stalled Trains.
• THE RITUALISTIC MOVEMENT.
• Article 5 -- No Title
• GERMANY NOT OUR FOE.; Herr von Buelow's Wish for Amicable Relations Believed to be Sincere -- Foreign Comments.
• INQUEST IN ADAMS CASE; Molineux Is Questioned Regarding His Wife and Barnet. SAYS HE FELT NO JEALOUSY He Tells of His Fight with Cornish -- Testimony of Joseph Moore -- Cornish to Make a Statement To-day.
• Article 22 -- No Title
• Paris Exposition Commissioners.
• MR. DEPEW AND LABOR.; Chicago Chronicle Predicts Trouble Over an Announced Address.
• Ex-Congressman Otis Gored by a Bull.
• National Congress of Mothers.
• SHERIDAN NEARLY READY.
• THE SENATORIAL CONTESTS.
• THE BULGARIA MAY BE SAFE.; It Is Now Reported that Two Steamers Were Standing By Her When Last Seen.
• Prize Ship Insurance Case Settled.
• Two Killed, Eight Injured, in a Wreck.
• ANNUS MIRABILIS.
• Georgia Peach Crop Still Survives.
• THE SCHLEY-SAMPSON DISPUTE.
• Article 6 -- No Title
• Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
• Article 23 -- No Title
• Abolishing Capital Punishment.
• WHAT IS DOING IN SOCIETY.
• Hungry Soldiers Leave a Fort.
• OPPOSE THE $20,000,000 PAYMENT.; Congressman C.K. Wheeler and Others Against the Treaty Provision.
• IN THE REAL ESTATE FIELD; Two Apartment Houses on Upper Seventh Avenue Sold -- Other Dealings by Brokers and at Auction.
• GERMAN ARMS NOT EXPORTED.
• Article 9 -- No Title
• DON CARLOS TO HIS VOTARIES.; Forbids Their Hearing the Debate on the Peace Treaty.
• Article 3 -- No Title
• NIAGARA RIVER FROZEN.; Great Ice Gorge Below the Falls Threatens Trouble Later.
• THE INFANT CLASS IN THE PHILIPPINES.
• THE FISH VALENTINE BALL; Society's Gay Season Closes with a Unique Entertainment. DECORATIONS VERY ARTISTIC Live Cupids Presented a Valentine to Each Guest -- Fantastic Dances in the Ballroom.
• Schley and Cervera.
• STORM BOOSTS FOOD PRICES; Scanty Receipts of Milk, Eggs, Butter, and Other Products. NOT A LIVE LOBSTER IN TOWN Fish and Oysters Take a Decided Jump -- Difficulty of Delivery Makes Bad Conditions Worse.
• Pensions for Harvard Professors.
• THE PURE BEER BILL.; Public Hearing Before the Committee on Public Health.
• Article 24 -- No Title
• WEST POINT'S GRADUATION DAY.; Exercises of the First Class Will Take Place This Morning.
• DEATH LIST OF A DAY.
• THE RACQUET TOURNAMENT.; C.H. Mackay, A.D. McTier, M.S. Paton, and H.H. Hunnewell Were Victors in Yesterday's Matches.
• THE FINANCIAL MARKETS
• FAMILY DRIVEN FROM HOME.
• MR. BRYAN ASKS QUESTIONS.; His Ideas of Imperialism Given at a Democratic Banquet.
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• Article 10 -- No Title
• Front Page 3 -- No Title
• Article 17 -- No Title
• A Red Star Steamer's Mishap.
• A COSTLY COACH HORSE.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• A HINT TO MR. CROKER.
• TRAINS WILL RUN TO-DAY; Railroad Companies Say Their Tracks Will Be Cleared. FEW MAILS YET RECEIVED Belated Passengers Arrive from New England and Other Quarters -- Suburban Service Resuming.
• TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
• Article 7 -- No Title
• REHEARSING "THE MUSKETEERS."; Actors in the Cast Must Follow O'Neill on the Road.
• FOOD ADULTERATION BILL; Measure Providing for State Examination of Products. INTRODUCED IN THE SENATE Agricultural Department's Chemist Has an Astonishing Collection of Fraudulent Food Samples.
• Article 25 -- No Title
• Sugar Beet Bill Favored.
• MRS. R.R. CROSBY SUED; Her Sister, Mrs. Short, Wants a Division of Their Property. FAMILY QUARREL THE CAUSE Story of a Passage at Arms at Babylon Between the Defendant, Then Miss Petit and Mr. Short.
• WESTERN SHOE DEALER FAILS.
• CURRENCY COMMITTEE NAMED; Republicans of the House Organize for Steering Financial Legislation in the Next Session.
• Big Locomotive Contract Awarded.
• Filibusters at Hongkong.
• Article 11 -- No Title
• BELATED LINERS LIMP IN; All the Steamships Had Hard Struggles with the Elements. THE ETRURIA'S NARROW ESCAPE Cunarder Was Almost in Collision with the Cruiser Marblehead -- Anchoria the Worst Sufferer.
• THE NICARAGUAN REBELLION.; American Interests Protected by Presence of Two Warships.
• HEARD ABOUT TOWN.
• The Sterling Is Safely Anchored.
• THE STATE OF TEXAS SINKS.; Merchants and Miners' Line Loses Another Steamer in the Storm -- All on Board Saved.
• THE RELIEF WORK GOES ON; Seven Armories Opened and All the Applicants Cared For. MR. KELLER DISTRIBUTES COAL The Charities Commissioner Spending the $20,000 Sent to the Mayor -- Charity Organizations Busy.
• ALGER AND THE ARMY.
• WASHINGTON STILL SNOWBOUND.
• Article 8 -- No Title
• Brodie Takes a Boston Theater.
• SUPT. BENDER'S STATEMENT.; Reasons for Dismissals in the Department of Public Buildings.
• The President's Trip to Boston.
• OUR GARRISON IN CUBA; Selecting Men, Including Lee's, to be Ordered Home. ROSTER SHOWS 38,000 MEN The Proposition to Enlist Cubans Under American Officers to Preserve Order Discussed.
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• More Troops for Manila.
• Article 12 -- No Title
• LAWRENCE'S SAILORS RESCUED.; Another Boatload Brought to Savannah -- Men Badly Frozen.
• Article 18 -- No Title
• INTERRUPTED BY A BLAZE; Mrs. B.G. Taylor's Bonnet Catches Fire While She Is Lecturing. THE WORK OF ART IS SAVED One of the Members of the Society for Political Study Jumps on the Platform and Acts Promptly.
• WRECKS IN BRITISH WATERS.; The Gales of the Past Few Days Wrought Great Damage to Shipping Interests There.
• New Jersey Guard Changes.
• NEW YORK AND THE EXPORTS.
• GAS COMPANIES ALL BUSY.; Complaints of Frozen Pipes and Bad Supply Continue to Come In.
• DENVER PUBLIC WORKS TRUST.
• DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL; "Lord and Lady Algy" Acted at the Empire Theatre. A NEW COMEDY BY R.C. CARTON " Siegfried" in the Second Wagner Cycle at the Metropolitan Opera House Yesterday.
• TAMMANY AND RAPID TRANSIT.; Organization Will Oppose the Grant of a Free Franchise.
• FATHER SHERMAN NOT TO ACT.; Bishop of Havana Will Not Permit Him to Pray at the Graves of the Maine Victims.
• $25,000,000 Paper Bag Trust Formed.
• FILIPINOS' STERN LESSON; Reverses at Manila and Iloilo May End Hostilities. THE ADMINISTRATION SATISFIED If the Rebels Come Peaceably Into Camp They Need Fear No Further Chastisement.
• THE NICARAGUA CANAL BILL.; Offered as an Amendment to the Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill -- It Provokes Debate.
• Filipinos May Plead for Peace.
• LOSSES BY FIRE.
• STORM PAST, CITY REVIVES; Under Bright Skies New York Begins to Set Its House in Order. TRAFFIC STILL INTERRUPTED Food Scarce; Prices High -- Belated Trains Arrive -- Relieving the Poor -- General Weather Conditions.
• Reorganization of the German Army.
• $500,000 Fire in Cincinnati.
• Tents Blown Down in Lee's Camp.
• SILVER PLUME'S GREAT DANGER
• INDIRECT ADVANTAGES
• IN THE HOUSE OF HIS FRIENDS.
• CHICAGO TROLLEY EXTENSIONS.; Harvey Franchise Sold to the Electric Traction Company.
• CROP DISASTERS IN FLORIDA.
• MANY VICTIMS OF THE COLD.; Some Rescued Nearly Dying, Others Found Frozen to Death.
• SESSION OF THE ASSEMBLY.; Only Fifty Members Present, but Bills Were Passed.
• The Storm in the Berkshires.
• TOLSTOI ON DISARMAMENT.
• FOUR-CENT FARES IN CHICAGO.; A Bill Regulating Surface Traffic Agreed to in Springfield.
• NEWS OF THE RAILROADS.; LACKAWANNA'S NEW PRESIDENT. W.H. Truesdale, of the Rock Island, Succeeds Samuel Sloan.
• BURLINGTON REFUNDING.
• FOLDING BED CAUSED DEATH.; Mrs. Scott of Chicago Fatally Injured in One.
• New Librarian of Congress.
• INSURANCE COMPANY CHARGES.; The Manhattan Fire Elects a New Board of Directors.
• KANSAS BARBERS AND THE LAW.
• Article 13 -- No Title