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1903March 01

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• SEEKS THIRTY-ONE YEARS' PAY.; Negro Woman Demands Wages from a Family That Took Her In Long Ago.
• MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP.
• Sheriff Kaiser Replies to Charges.
• FOREIGN TRADE TENDENCIES.; Favorable Inferences Are Stronger as the Perspective Is Lengthened.
• HARDWARE STOCK IN STOMACH.; Cook Who Complained of Indigestion Had Swallowed 453 Tacks, 41 Knifeblades, and Other Things.
• Dr. A. S. Hancock Dies of Cancer.
• BUSY MONTH FOR FENCING; Preparing for National and Intercollegiate Championships. New York Athletic Club Team Wins Valuable Trophies -- Sabre Contest This Week.
• WOMEN TO RUN A NEWSPAPER.
• DEATH OF MRS. ROEBLING.; First Woman to Cross the Brooklyn Bridge at Public Opening--Aided Her Husband as Engineer.
• BASEBALL SEASON NEAR; Uniformity in Rules Certain to Benefit the Game. President Pulliam and His Umpires Will Discuss Doubtful Points -- League Schedules May Be Out This Week.
• MR. ROOSEVELT HEARS CHARGES OF TORTURE; Mrs. Richter Again Demands Inquiry Into Her Son's Death. President Has a Controversy with Her Companion Over His Right to Act Against Lieut. Sinclair.
• W.R. MERRIAM TO RESIGN.; Director of the National Census Will Become the Head of a New York Mercantie Concern.
• GUM PICKERS BRINGING OUT THEIR HARVEST OF WINTER; Methods by Which the Product of the Spruce Trees Is Gathered and Prepared for the Market -- Prices Paid by Manufacturers for First and Second Grades.
• MINISTERS ACT ON SMOOT.; Salt Lake Association Deprecates Polygamy Charge as Obscuring the Main Issue of Mormonism.
• CRIMES OF FOREIGN ROGUES IN LONDON.; B. Fletcher Robinson Describes Tricks of Notorious Thieves in the Metropolis.
• SWISS MINISTER PRESENTED.; Mr. Du Martheray Is Received at the White House by Mr. Roosevelt.
• NEW JERSEY CEMENT VENTURE.; New Yorkers Interested in the Incorporation of Two Railroads and One industrial Company.
• STATE CAPITAL POLITICS; Tension Is Great Between the Platt and Odell Factions. District Attorney Jerome Gained Prestige Up the State by His Excise Speech at Albany.
• WHEN EXPERTS FAILED
• INTEREST IN ST. LOUIS FAIR.; Influential British Circles Aroused by President Francis's Visit -- To Meet the Kaiser.
• Elections in New Brunswick.
• Trials of a Homely Girl
• A FRENCH OIL MONOPOLY; Government Agrees to Measure After Making Tax Increase. American Invasion of the Market Figured Prominently in Sharp Debates in the Chamber.
• TELLS OF POSTAL ROBBERY.; Chicago Woman Explains Mystery of the Theft of $74,601 in Stamps.
• THE WATER SUPPLY QUESTION.
• Italy to Hold Somali Possessions.
• SAYS HIS MOTHER DISOWNED HIM.
• HUNT FOR MRS. SCHAEFER.; Detectives Had Located the Brewer's Wife at Stamford, but She Slipped Away by a Trick.
• ITHACA'S WATER SUPPLY.
• BULLION AND MINING.; Banking and Investment Pamphlet.
• DEAD ENGINEER AT LEVER.; Fireman of Pan Handle Passenger Train Finds His Superior Killed in the Cab.
• The New Post Office Site.
• PROFESSIONAL OPERATIONS.; ILLINOIS CENTRAL. SOME GENERAL ISSUES. Stock Exchange Firm Change.
• TROUBLE ON THE MAINE.; Twenty-one of New Battleship Crew Posted for Desertion -- One Man Reported Killed.
• ASTRONOMER HARKNESS DEAD."; Retired Rear Admiral of the United States, Who Had Charge of the Observatory in Washington.
• TO PICK CUP DEFENDER; Many Races for the New Boat with Columbia and Constitution. The Challenging Yacht Will Also Do Her Preliminary Racing Here -- Herreshoff's One-Design Class.
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• " GOETTERDAEMMERUNG" REPEATED AT THE OPERA; Mr. Burgstaller's First Appearance as the Mature Siegfried. A Vast Audience Hears the Last Performance in the "Nibelung" Cycle -- "Le Prophete" in Afternoon.
• CONDEMN SENATE NAVAL PLAN.; Admiral O'Neil Says That Smaller Ships Would Be Like Going Back to Horse Cars.
• TYPEWRITER CONSOLIDATION.; Fisher Book Typewriter Company of Cleveland and Elliott & Hatch Company of This City Combine.
• WONDERS OF THE WIND CAVE; " Ethergram" Suggested.
• Article 1 -- No Title
• RAILROAD AGREES WITH MEN.; Boston and Maine Makes Practically All the Concessions Demanded by Its Employes.
• GAY WEEK AT PALM BEACH.
• Article 9 -- No Title
• Article 2 -- No Title
• JANITORS' ANNUAL FETE; A Concert at the Educational Alliance. Justice Mayer Makes a Short Speech -- Dramatic Sketch on a Labor Trouble -- The Children's Orchestra.
• NEW PRODUCTIONS AND REVIVALS; The Usual Crowding in the Last Weeks of the Opera -- "Un Ballo in Maschera" and "Il Flauto Magico" -- Mr. Wetzler's Series of Concerts.
• A BLUFF THAT WON
• QUEEN WILHELMINA TO ACT.; Netherlands Protocol Signed and Notice Given That the Ruler Will Appoint an Umpire.
• New Coal Vein Found in Montana.
• REGISTRATION OF NURSES.
• The Boss Barber on Education.
• British Purchase of Warships Denied.; FAVOR ANGLO-FRENCH TREATY. Arbitration Scheme Devised in London Adopted by Brandy Manufacturers.
• THREATENS J.E. GRAYBILL; Writer Resents a Speech by Georgia Society's President. His Remarks at Delaware Society's Banquet in No Way Reflected on the Negro, Mr. Graybill Says.
• THE KAISER ON REVELATION.
• THE MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION.
• MORE DEATHS FROM TYPHOID.; Four Additions to List of Ithaca's Fever Victims -- Two Cornell Students -- Board of Health Measures.
• WILLIAM AND HIS GIFT STATUES.
• NABASH REACHING SEAWARD.; Company Preparing to Let $10,000,000 in Contracts for Eastern Extension.
• GENERAL NOTES.
• $10,000,000 GOLD BUILDING.; St. Louis Exposition's Project to Reproduce Colorado's Capitol in the Metal.
• BISHOP WORTHINGTON SCORED.; Head of Omaha Episcopal Diocese, Living Here, the Subject of Sarcastic Rebuke by a Rector.
• DINNER TO DR. GULICK.; New Superintendent of Physical Train- ing in Public Schools Welcomed.
• GOSSIP OF THE TROTTERS; McKerron Will Try to Equal Cresceus's Record This Year. Billings Will Race Extensively in Cleveland -- Annual Meeting of Road Drivers This Week.
• ST. PAUL.
• PITTSBURG'S STORM LOSS.
• FOUR COLLISIONS BETWEEN FERRYBOATS; The Jersey City in Three Accidents in North River Fog. Two Men and Five Girls Needed the Attention of Surgeons for Slight Wounds or Hysteria.
• SHOOTING CLAY TARGETS; Date for Crescent and Boston A.A. Match Decided On. Good Scores Made at the Bay Ridge Traps Yesterday Despite the Bad Weather Conditions.
• TREASURY BALANCES.
• ANTI-CANTEEN LAW EVADED.; Officers at One Army Post Establish a Private Place and Good Results Follow Quickly.
• MRS. ROOSEVELT VISITS SONS.; Goes to the School at Groton and Rides in the Storm.
• OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
• Henry W. Longfellow.; Feb. 27, 1807.
• ANOTHER SMOOT PROTEST.; Utah Senator-Elect Alleged to Have Sworn to Avenge on the Nation His Prophet's Death.
• PRESIDENT'S HUNTING COMRADE.; It Was Years Ago, and Now He Gets an Appointment as Postmaster.
• NEW FOWLER CURRENCY BILL.; House Measure Requires No Security for Government Deposits in Bank.
• FOUR MIDNIGHT RAIDS; Saturday Night Excitement in Capt. German's Precinct. Inspector Smith Leads the Raid on Four Houses -- Patrol Wagon Filled with Prisoners.
• ATLANTIC CITY HAPPENINGS.; Talk of Consolidating Absecon Island Towns -- Plan for a Harbor -- Amuse- ment and Other Features.
• "US FELLOW AT THE CLUB"
• CHAMBERLAIN TRIUMPHED; Debate at Bloemfontein Chief Success in South Africa. He Is Said to Have "Wiped the Floor" with His Opponent, Judge Hertzog, an Irreconcilable
• ELKINS ANTI-REBATE BILL.; Shippers Think Effect of the New Law Will Be to Allow Railroads to Force Up Rates.
• Chess Tournament at Monte Carlo.
• THE NEGROES IN THE SOUTH.
• Manual Training That Paid.
• PROPOSED REDISTRIBUTION OF THE GERMAN ELECTORATES.; All the Opposition May Unite Upon the Measure -- Of Great Benefit to Socialists.
• PRESUMPTION OF DEATH.; Court of Appeals Decision in a Case Involving Property of a Man Long Missing.
• FOR A BEECHER MONUMENT.
• The Point of View.; Undesirable. Had Earned a Day Off. He Caught the Bird.
• CITIES AND SKYSCRAPERS.
• Modern Ideas Followed in Building New High School; The Wadleigh Academy for Girls Has Electric Elevators and Perfect System of Ventilation -- New Features in Largest of the Three Gymnasiums.
• STILLMAN TOLD TO QUIT.; Secretary Shaw Asks for Immediate Resignation of Assistant Appraiser Here.
• Lake George Cottage Is Burned.
• Front Page 3 -- No Title
• RACQUET CHAMPIONSHIP.; R.K. Cassatt and H.D. Scott Win National Honors in Doubles.
• ON LONDON 'CHANGE; Credit Market Grumbles at Continued High Bank Rate. Feature of the Week on the Stock Exchange the Revival in Home Rails -- American Rails Weak.
• EPIDEMIC OF DIPHTHERIA.; Twenty Cases, with Five Deaths, Reported at Morristown, N.Y.
• Trains to Stop at Newark Crossing.
• Amherst Won at Basket Ball.
• THE HEAVENS IN MARCH; The Month of the Vernal Equinox and of the Easter Moon -- An Annular Eclipse of the Sun Which Is Not Visible in This Country.
• ENFORCING ANTI-TRUST LAW.; The Attorney General Asks That the Northern Securities Case Be Given Precedence.
• A NOTABLE DANTE COLLECTION.; University of Notre Dame Now Has 4,000 Volumes.
• BOSTON STOCK MARKET.
• IDYLLIC LIFE ON RANCHOS; Sale of Big Land Holdings in California Closes a Picturesque Chapter of American History -- Hospitality and Prodigality of the Old Time Spanish Proprietors.
• SYMPATHY FOR SMOOT.; Telegraphic Message of Indorsement and Praise Sent by Idaho Legislature.
• WINTER SPORTS IN NORWAY.; Wonderful Leaps by Ski Runners, in Competitive Contests Near Christiania on the Great Holmenkol Day.
• NEW YORK APPROPRIATIONS.; Senate Amendments to the Sundry Civil Bill Affecting This City.
• Rupert Garbel.; A Historical Romance of American Colonial Times.
• UNITED ARTS EXHIBITION.; Representatives of Eleven Societies Name a Special Committee to Formulate a Plan.
• FRESH DEMAND FROM BRAZIL.; Bolivia Informed That Force Will Be Employed Unless Part of the Acre Territory Is Ceded.
• SOCIETY AT LAKEWOOD.; Outdoor Sports Enjoyed Again--Card Club Parties--Some of the Latest Arrivals.
• Father Time's Defeat.
• BRITISH NEWSPAPERS FAVORED; London Judge Decides That Sunday Issues Do Not Violate Sabbath Laws.
• PREACHER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.; The Rev. Dr. Caldwell of Chicago, Arrested for Disorderly Conduct, Steps Before a Train.
• The Wise Father and His Legacy.; A Chance to Grow.
• GOLUCHOWSKI AGAIN PROPOSES ANTI-AMERICAN CUSTOMS UNION; But Germany Does Not View the Plan with Favor Although German Manufacturers Are Not Friendly to This Country.
• Federal Bank to Open a Branch
• THE RACE QUESTION.
• SWINDLER CAUGHT IN VENICE.; Man Claiming to be an American Cashed Bogus Letter of Credit for $10,000.
• ANOTHER REMEDY FOR BRIDGE CRUSH.
• HONESTY AS AN ASSET.
• PERIL STILL AT ITHACA.; State Health Commissioner Withdraws Report That It Is Safe for Cornell Students to Return.
• PICTURESQUE PASADENA AND ITS ATTRACTIVE ENVIRONS; Eastern Tourist's Impressions of the Beautiful Little Town in Southern California and of the Scenery Disclosed Upon Reaching the Summit of Mount Lowe.
• YALE STUDENT MEETS A MYSTERIOUS DEATH.; Body of Edward F. Howard of Montclair, N.J., Found on the Side of a Cliff at New Haven.
• SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON.
• THE ARCHITECTURAL LEAGUE.; The Sculpture More Important Than Usual -- Leather Work and Wood Carving -- Scarcity of Artistic Metal Work Due to False Art Education.
• PHILADELPHIA PRICES.
• SALE OF WHITE HOUSE RELICS IS DENOUNCED; Democrat Demands an Investigation by the House. Offers Proof That the Gift of Temperance Women to Mrs. Hayes Now Adorns a Saloon.
• DEATH LIST OF A DAY.; David C. Foster.
• ACTIVITY IN COLLEGE ATHLETICS; Many Candidates for Baseball Honors at Princeton -- Strenuous Efforts at Harvard to Secure Track Athletes -- Inter- class Baseball at Yale -- Cornell Teams Suffer from the Typhoid Epidemic.
• ALDRICH BILL LIKELY TO PASS THE SENATE; Democrats Aid in Placing It Ahead of Statehood Measure. Rhode Island Senator Declares Republicans Will Reduce Revenues If the Surplus Continues.
• IRONMAKERS ORGANIZE.; Structural Manufacturers, Who Bid for Building Contracts, Act Because of Portable Engineers' Strike.
• COLUMBU'S BIG GAMES; Schick Makes a World's Indoor Record for Seventy Yards. Pennsylvania and Yale Both Beat Columbia in the Relay Race -- Lawrenceville Won School Trophy Cup.
• Electric Billiards.
• STATUS OF ISLE OF PINES.; Senate Is Informed That It Is Under the Control of the Cuban Republic.
• Six Drowned in the Mississippi.
• TRADING IN BALTIMORE.
• EXPLORING RUINED CITIES IN THE SOUTH OF MEXICO; Results Obtained During Three Years of Work by Dr. Maler and His Associates -- Indians Still Offer Sacrifices and Burn Incense to the Ancient Idols.
• PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.
• Bated Acrobat Seriously III.
• Roughs Beat a Detective Insensible.
• Gen. Bell's Spectacular Charge; A Strenuous Effort.
• NAILED DOOR ORDER STIRS EAST SIDERS; Grocers in Arms Because of Health Department's Activity. Say It Is Prompted by a Big Milk Concern and Is Fraught with Danger -- Frank Moss's Views.
• BANK ROBBED BY TREASURER.; Official Shot Himself After the Discovery and May Die.
• UPS AND DOWN OF A TRAVELING BOOKMAN
• GREAT BRITAIN'S BIG STORM.; Belated Reports Add to List of Disasters -- Widespread Havoc -- Tempest on French Coast.
• NEW ENGLAND TROLLEY PLANS.; Norwich and Woreester May Be Connected by One Line.
• LENT AND THINGS THEATRICAL NOT CONGENIAL ASSOCIATES; The New Offerings of the Week Confined to Three, "The Bishop's Move," "Oliver Twist," and "Ghosts" at Mrs. Osborn's Playhouse -- Popular Plays Continue to Draw Big Houses.
• FREDERICK STATUE DELAYED.; Kaiser Notifies President Roosevelt That Gift Will Not Arrive Before 1904.
• THE BUZZING OF THE PRESIDENTIAL BEE.
• NEW PORTUGUESE CABINET.; Minister Ribeiro Has Completed His Task, Making Few Changes in Old Body.
• LITCHFIELD COUNTY, CONN.
• AN EXTRADITION DECISION.
• NEAR-BY FIRE DISTURBS CHURCH WORSHIPPERS.; Music Hall Audience Kept in Ignorance of a Ninth Floor Blaze Next Door.
• INDIANS QUARREL AMONG THEMSELVES; Christian Members of Six Nations Claim That Pagans Used Machine Methods at Recent Election.
• RAZED BUILDING TO HALT HALIFAX FIRE.; Royal Engineers Aid in Preventing Destruction of Entire Business District -- Loss, $300,000.
• OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
• LONG SESSION OF HOUSE; Democrats Filibuster, but Several Bills Are Passed. Mr. Daizell Surprises the Minority with a New Ruling on a Point of No Quorum.
• COLLEGE ATHLETES MEET; Annual Election of I.C.A.A.A.A. Held -- Columbia Man President. Changes in High Jump and Pole Vault Rules Adopted -- Brown University Forfeits Membership.
• THE LONDON MARKET.
• IMMIGRATION BILL PASSED; EDUCATION CLAUSE OUT.; Mr. Elkins Exacts Pledges from Probable Conferrees Not to Recede on Amendments -- Anti-Anarchism Feature.
• Outlet for the Mount Waldo Quarries.
• SPORTSMEN'S SHOW CONTESTS.; Canoe Races, Tug of War, Tilting Bouts Take Place in Madison Square Garden Lagoon.
• TEXAS ANTI-TRUST BILL.; Will Permit Only One Office for Any Corporation.
• The Isla de Luzon Floated.
• CHICAGO QUOTATIONS.
• CURIOUS FORMS OF TAKING OATHS; Customs Followed by Chinese, Hindus, Persians, and Other Peoples.
• THE UNITED SERVICE.; Army. Navy.
• LATIN-AMERICAN TOPICS.
• THE MAN WITH THE EAR TRUMPET; Women Diamond Cutters.
• LANDSLIDE WRECKS TRAIN; Three Persons Killed, Twenty-five Hurt, in Tennessee. Derailed Engine and Cars Plunge Over Embankment -- Flames Add to Horror.
• STEAMER AGROUND IN A FOG.; The Fos Lost Her Steering Gear and Drifted on a Bar -- Pulled Off at Flood Tide.
• COTTON'S HIGH RECORD; Prices Stronger Than Any Time Since January, 1901. Exchange Experts Differ Sharply as to Whether the Bull Speculation Has Reached Its Top Point -- Rumors of Fortunes Made.
• Article 3 -- No Title
• A MAYOR TO RUN A BREWERY.; New Brunswick's Chief Official Appointed Receiver of Warwick Co.
• HORSES' SHOES IN WINTER.
• IN CLOSE QUARTERS.
• GERMANY AND THE JESUITS.
• BOY ANARCHIST DISCHARGED.; Magistrate Crane Tells Him He Ought to be Dead If He "Can't Abide" Governments.
• THE FUTURE OF THE NEGRO.
• Spoiled His Dinner.; Mary's Grievance.
• Colombian Liberals Dissatisfied.
• BISHOP POTTER'S ABLE WIFE.; Business Ability Displayed in the Management of the Vast Clark Estate.
• ONE VIEW OF SUNDAY CLOSING.
• FOREIGN TRADE FIGURES.
• SOME SOCIALISTS.
• BURDICK MURDERED WITH A GOLF CLUB; Police Have Weapon with Which Buffalo Clubman Was Killed. Implement Has Blood Upon it, but the Wielder Has Not Been Apprehended -- Mrs. Burdick Questioned.
• ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO; Sketch of Its Progress in Connection with Its Purchase by Rock Island.
• ROCK ISLAND SECURITIES COMPANY MAY BE FORMED.; Reported Real Significance of the Frisco Deal -- J.P. Morgan & Co. Financiering the Merger.
• Wills--Higby.
• TOBACCO SEIZURE IN BOSTON.; Six Hundred Pounds of "Sumatra Wrapper" Said to Have Been Smuggled.
• DAMROSCH MAY QUIT THE PHILHARMONIC; Talk of Richard Strauss as His Successor. Committee's Proposition to Refinance the Oraganization Rejected by Its Members -- The Question of Control.
• SMATHERS BUYS McCHESNEY.
• In Continental Centres.
• J.P. MORGAN AT HAVANA.; The Financier Is Said to be Simply on a Pleasure Trip.
• SOCIETY IN BASEBALL.; Twenty Philadelphians in Syndicate Which Purchased National League Team.
• New Commercial Value of Many of the Minor Metals; The Electric Furnace Has Brought Into Importance Many Indus- tries Which Previously Existed Only for the Purpose of Supplying Experimental Laboratories.
• LAWS PASSED BY CONGRESS.; Important Legislation Has Been Completed During the Short Session.
• J.D. Rockefeller Goes to New Orleans.
• Obituary 2 -- No Title
• MANILA BAY PRIZE MONEY.; Senate Amendment to the Deficiency Bill Carries $946,083 for Admiral Dewey and His Men.
• Article 5 -- No Title
• WHAT WOMEN ARE WEARING
• MGR. FARLEY'S PASTORAL; His First Letter as Archbishop to Clergy and Laity. Leo XIII, Calls America His Consolation Amid Trial and Persecution in Italy and France.
• STEAMBOAT STRIKES IN FOG.; Twenty-three Passengers Are Taken Off the Stranded Penobscot on Maine Coast.
• Article 4 -- No Title
• MRS. PENNINGTON WEDS AGAIN.; South Dakota Official Uses His Wife's Dress for a Surplice in Performing the Ceremony.
• FAVORS PENSIONS FOR JUDGES.
• ARTIFICIAL LIMBS AND MORALS; The New Commandment.
• News Notes From Rome
• NOTES OF INSURANCE INTERESTS.; Federal Bank to Open a Branch.
• AMERICAN CONSULAR SERVICE.
• Concerning Going to Church.; When He Stopped Pleading.
• Italy's Trade Increasing.
• HOSPITAL SURGEON SUSPENDED; Jersey City Official to Investigate Charges Against Dr. W. Taylor.
• MR. JEROME'S ARGUMENTS.
• TREE PLANTING.
• FRENCH MINISTER AT CARACAS.; Cordial Renewal of Diplomatic Relations Severed in 1895.
• THE FINANCIAL SITUATION
• Front Page 1 -- No Title
• SOCIETY AT HOME AND ABROAD
• Baseball at Newark High School.
• MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
• Front Page 4 -- No Title
• WOOD SKATING CHAMPION.; He Won the One, Two, and Three Mile Championships in Pittsburg Rink.
• Article 7 -- No Title
• FORTIFICATIONS BILL REPORTED.; Senate Committee Amendments Increase Appropriation to $7,188,416.
• WOMAN ATTACKED AND ROBBED; Miss Fannie Greenbaum at Lebanon Hospital in a Serious Condition and May Die.
• Yale Wins at Basket Ball.
• SPIRIT OF THE SOUTHWEST; Manifestations in Texas of the Manner in Which All the Peo- ple of That Section Are Working for the Common Interest -- A Policy of Progress.
• CUBAN ARTILLERY DISCIPLINED.; Disobeyed Officer's Command and Are Separated from the Remainder of the Rural Guard.
• " TRAMPS" OF THE CHURCH.; GIBRALTAR ALMOST USELESS ?
• DIAMOND INDUSTRY'S GROWTH; Importation of Stones Into the United States Has Increased at the Rate of $1,000,000 Worth a Year During Each Year of Past Decade.
• Movements of Naval Vessels.
• Article 6 -- No Title
• OVER THE TEACUPS
• ENGLISHMEN PREPARING TO LIONIZE MR. CHAMBERLAIN; Visit to South Africa Has Greatly Enhanced His Reputation -- He Will Be Practically the Premier -- The Speeches at the Washington Birthday Dinner in London -- Mr. Brodrick's Army Scheme to be Modified.
• LOAN CONCERN'S RECEIVERS.; Two to be Appointed for the National Building, Loan and Provident Association of Newark.
• MAKING GAME OF THE STREETS.; Fable of the Blackberry Vine.
• ENGLISH CHURCH OFFERINGS.; Total Amount Raised by Voluntary Contributions $41,085,000 Last Year.
• To Succeed George P. Powell.
• IMMIGRATION AND PAUPERISM.
• BULGARIA'S ATTITUDE.
• PORTSMOUTH A NICE TOWN.; Greek, Nursed Through the Smallpox, Brings Two Afflicted Countrymen.
• HOSPITAL CHARITY ABUSED.
• ROUND ABOUT EUROPE
• PETITION AGAINST MOTHER.; Daughters of Mrs. Lydia J. Allen Ask for a Commission to Take Charge of Affairs.
• NEW YORK CENTRAL'S PLANS.
• THE ECONOMY OF WATER METERS.
• LINER ETRURIA HELD PRISONER IN MUD ALL DAY.; Grounded During a Fog on Her Way Out to Sea -- Released When High Tide Came at Night.
• A DISCUSSION OF THE RATE SITUATION; How Far Railways Can and Should Raise Their Rates, and the Effect
• Front Page 2 -- No Title
• WED AT FATHER'S DEATHBED.; Dying Man's Request Hastened His Daughter's Marriage.
• Narragansett Park Trotting Stakes.
• SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED WRECKED AT SYRACUSE.; Strikes a Caboose and All Cars Leave the Track -- Passengers Only Slightly Hurt.
• Obituary Notes.
• CHAMPIONSHIP IN HOCKEY.; Harvard Wins Intercollegiate Honors for the First Time.
• CHESS TOURNAMENT GAMES.; Scores of the First and Second Rounds of the Contest at Monte Carlo.
• THE CHILD'S SENSE OF HUMOR
• GOLF HANDICAP SYSTEM; Metropolitan Committee Now at Work on the Par Method. How It Will Affect More Exact Measurements of Courses -- Possible Changes in Amateur Championship.
• IN THE REAL ESTATE FIELD; Middle Wall Street Section a New Centre of Buying. Deal on Twenty-eighth Street Near Fifth Avenue -- Other Sales -- List of This Week's Auction Offerings.
• THE MAN IN THE STREET.
• QUARANTINE OF NEW ENGLAND; Secretary Wilson Talks to the President About the Matter.
• A Physical Culture Prescription
• LENT SERVICES IN ENGLAND.; Strict Observation in High Church Circles -- Bach's Passion Music Performed.
• ASBURY PARK BANK AFFAIRS.; More Officials May Be Arrested -- Seacoast Bank Gets Charter -- Mr. Bradley Refuses a Testimonial.
• Nonsuited.
• DOINGS OF SOCIETY IN FRANCE; Last of Mrs. Silvers's Sunday Afternoon Receptions -- A Brilliant Musical Soiree Given by Col. and Mrs. Dodge.
• Labor Dissension Over Politics.
• MR. WETZLER'S CONDUCTING.
• RREST OF ALLEGED BRIGANDS.; Thirty-five Passengers Refused Admission at Boston Imprisoned at Naples.
• DEPOPULATION OF FRANCE.
• HEALTH OF THE POPE.; Rose at His Usual Hour Yesterday with Renewed Strength.
• DANGEROUS GRADE CROSSINGS.
• ARE ADVANTAGES DISADVAN- TAGEOUS ?
• FIGHTS FOR A STATE OFFICE.; Superintendent of the Albany Penitentiary Goes to Court.
• KUBELIK TO BE MARRIED.; Violinist to Wed the Countess Csaky, a Relative of the Hungarian Prime Minister.
• Tea of the Arts Club.
• AUTOMOBILE TOPICS OF INTEREST; Legislators and the Clubs at Odds Over the Many Laws Regulating Speed and Other Features of Automobiling -- A New Tire to Prevent Skidding and Side Slipping -- Tire Tests Unsatisfactory.
• THE MISSISSIPPI THREATENS.; River Half a Foot Above the Danger Line at New Orleans and Rapidly Rising.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• Results of New Orleans Races.
• TRANSACTIONS IN FEBRUARY.
• CROSS SUSPENDED BY GEN. GREENE; Police Inspector Is Accused of Neglect of Duty. Charges Date Back to His Regime in the "Red Light" District -- Trial to Begin Next Friday.
• NOTES OF INSURANCE INTERESTS.
• BRONX PARK BIRD BULLETIN BOARD; Comings and Goings of Feathered Visitors Carefully Recorded by Managers of the Zoological Park.
• ALASKAN COMMISSION PLANS.; Secretary Root and Senators Turner and Lodge Many Not Go Abroad Until Next Fall.
• DIES WITHOUT MEDICAL AID.; Mrs. Jones, a Christian Scientist, Suffering with Pneumonia, Would Not Call a Physician.
• Article 8 -- No Title; His Idea of Economy.
• TO SELL MRS. GRANT'S HOU; Gen. Johnson May Buy The Famous Home in Washington.
• WHOLESALE CHICKEN STEAL.; Two Experts Bagged Fifty Fowls in One Night -- Then the Constable Took a Hand.
• TOPICS of The DRAMA; Mr. Daniel Frohman on the Play and the Thing -- The Land Where the Spring Comes First -- Transatlantic Topics
• CUBA'S CAPITAL IS GAY; Many Entertainments Given in Anticipation of Lent. Society Not So Lively as It Was "Before the War," However -- Foreign Colony's Activities.
• BOOK'S NAME WAS CHANGED.; But Mrs. Book Delayed and Will Have to be Remarried.
• Letter to the Editor 1 -- No Title
• FROM ALL ABOUT TOWN.; A Macedonian Programme.
• Anglo-American Chess Game.
• A WOMAN ON RACE SUICIDE QUESTION.
• An Edison Failure.; Odd Definitions. Could You Blame Him?
• IN FOREIGN LANDS.; The Dardanelles Enigma -- King George of Roumania and the Jewish Question -- Scheme for a French Supreme Court -- Britain May Have a North Sea Squadron.
• THE INFIRMARIES OF CORNELL UNIVERSITY.
• CITIZENS' UNION AND MUNICIPAL OPERATION.
• GEORGE J. GOULD'S DENIAL.; Says He Knows of No Deal Between the Wabash and the Pennsylvania.
• THE FINANCIAL MARKETS
• PRESIDENT PLANS AN EXTRA SESSION; Senators Believe That the Call Cannot Now Be Avoided. Treaties Will Be Practically Abandoned for This Session and Attention Centred on Other Measures.