Articles
- COMMODORE GOLDSBOROUGH'S FUNERAL.
- FROM TCHERNAVODA TO MATCHIN.; OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT'S TRIP THROUGH DORBRUDJA BOAT RIDING ON THE DANUBE THE TURKISH GARRISONS AT IMPORTANT CROSSINGS NOTES FROM THE FRONT.
- A CHALLENGE TO PEDESTRIANS.
- BANK SUSPENSION IN ILLINOIS.
- AN INFURIATED HUSBAND.
- THE WALLS OF DIVISION.; WHY THEY SHOULD NOT BE SET UP. EXPRESSIONS OF THE RABBIS ON HOTEL RESTRICTION HOW RABBI GOTTHEIL WAS MISTAKEN WHEN HE CAME TO AMERICA THE RECENT PROSCRIPTION WILL SURPRISE EUROPEAN HEBREWS THE SENTIMENT NOT LIKELY TO CHANGE BUSINESS HABITS PERMANENTLY. WHAT THE RABBIS SAY ABOUT IT. RABBI ISAACS' VIEWS. RABBI HUEBSCH'S VIEWS.
- SMITH OR SMIJTH?
- MILITARY GOSSIP.; NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.
- Article 1 -- No Title
- CONSTANTINOPLE FIRE BRIGADE
- CEREMONIES OF THE AUSTRIAN ARMY.
- CUSTOM-HOUSE SEIZURES.
- POLICE ATHLETIC CLUB; GRAND ENTERTAINMENT AT THE THIRD AVENUE RINK A CROWDED AND ENTHUSIASTIC HOUSE AND EXCELLENT SPORT $6,000 REALIZED FOR THE CLUB.
- GENERAL NOTES.
- A MAN ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
- TRIBUTE TO A DEAD JOURNALIST.
- AT THE REAR OF THE RUSSIAN ARMY.; THE QUESTION OF PEACE OR WAR RUSSIA ACTUATED BY A SINCERE SENSE OF DUTY A VISIT TO THE PRINCESS OF ROUMANIA THE DIFFICULTIES OF A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
- BOWLING ALLEYS ENJOINED.
- NEW-ORLEANS CUSTOM-HOUSE ABUSES.
- COURT NOTES.
- LETTERS ON THE SUBJECT.
- CHANGES IN THE MOON.
- SEIZURE OF ARMS AND AMMUNITION
- Article 2 -- No Title
- FLUTES.
- HORSE-RACING CIRCASSIANS.
- YALE COLLEGE.; THE SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL THE THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF THE SCHOOL A GRAND REUNION OF ITS GRADUATES ON THE 26TH INST HISTORY OF THE INSTITUTION.
- Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
- ATHLETIC GAMES AT MOTT HAVEN; RUNNING AND WALKING MATCHES ON THE GROUNDS OF THE NEW-YORK ATHLETIC CLUB-GOOD TIME MADE, BUT THE ENTERTAINMENT ONLY PARTIALLY SUCCESSFUL.
- THE FIRE AT ST. JOHN.; WORK OF REBUILDING COMMENCED. HE CITY PATROLLED BY SPECIAL CONSTABLES TWO MEN ARRESTED AND CHARGED WITH ARSON PROVISIONS AND SUPPLIES FOR THE SUFFERERS OPENING THE BANK VAULTS.
- A PRIEST MOBBED AND BEATEN; RIOT AT A PICNIC NICK MURPHY GIVES FATHER BAXTER A BLACK EYE AND INJURES HIS NOSE.
- NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN
- LIBEL SUIT BROUGHT BY A CONGRESSMAN.
- A MAN WITH A DOUBLE.
- FOREIGN BUSINESS AFFAIRS.; COMMERCIAL MATTERS IN LONDON BUSINESS ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
- BRAVERY OF THE MAORIS.
- RECRUITING IN THE FRENCH ARMY.
- AN ENGLISH CRITICISM ON THE WAR.
- INTERNATIONAL LAW AND ARBITRATION.
- THE RUSSIAN NATION.
- BURGLARY WITHOUT BREAKING.
- LOST FORTUNES.; FURTHER EXAMPLES FROM EXPERIENCES OF BOSTON MERCHANTS WHAT COMES OF OVERDOING.
- Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
- CRICKET ON STATEN ISLAND.; THE STATEN ISLAND CLUB THROWN INTO THE SHADE ON A BRIGHT DAY TRIUMPH OF A PHILADELPHIA ELEVEN.
- AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.; ACTION OF THE MARITIME ASSOCIATION A GENEROUS SURSCRIPTION STEPS TAKEN AT THE BRITISH CONSULATE THE PROJECTED RELIEF MASS-MEETING.
- PASSENGERS SAILED.; PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
- FALL OF AN OLD FRAME CHURCH.; A GREAT CRASH THAT DID NOT CAUSE MUCH LOSS HISTORY OF THE EDIFICE.
- OFFICE HOLDERS AND POLITICS.; THEY ARE NOT PERMITTED TO WORK IN THE CAMPAIGN--THE PRESIDENT'S CIRCULAR LETTER ON THE SUBJECT.
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- THE DEFAULTING GERMAN BANKER
- A RUFFIAN SENT TO THE PENITENTIARY.
- RETURNING EVIL FOR GOOD.; INGRATITUDE OF A YOUNG CONVERT FROM HEATHENISM HE ROBS HIS PASTOR AND BENEFACTOR.
- A DYNASTY OF COOKS.
- RIFLE MATCHES AT CREEDMOOR.; LONG RANGE SHOOTING FOR A PURSE OF GOLD A MATCH AT A "RUNNING DEER" TARGET PRIZES AND SCORES.
- PRESENT RELATION BETWEEN PRODUC; TION AND CONSUMPTION.
- PEACHES IN GEORGIA.
- EVERY-DAY ENGLISH.; SPELLING REFORMERS.
- TRULY RURAL.
- THE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
- SPORTS ON LAND AND WATER; TWENTY MILES TO SEA AND BACK. CONTEST BETWEEN TWO OF THE BEST YACHTS OF THE SEAWANHAKA CLUB THE RAMBLER AND THE IDLER HANDLED BY THEIR OWNERS A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN THE BAY CLOSING WITH FRESH BREEZES AND WHITE CRESTED WAVES THE RAMBLER WINS THE RACE.
- Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
- STATE SHOOTING MATCH.
- MEETING OF THE RELIEF COMMITTEE.
- THE SEA CLIFF CAMP-MEETING.; MRS. VAN COTT PREACHES TO A CONGREGATION OF CLERGYMEN AND OTHERS PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEK.
- THE TROUBLE WITH THE INDIANS.; THE PEOPLE OF IDAHO IN DANGER A DISPATCH FROM MAJOR-GEN. M'DOWELL.
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- GENERAL ENGLISH NOTES.; SOCIETY GOSSIP AND GEN. GRANT. THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE WAR DRESSES AT THE AMERICAN RECEPTION THE EX-PRESIDENT AT BATH DR. AND MRS. SCHLIEMANN.
- FORGING HIS FATHER'S NAME.
- ON THE ROAD TO RAPID TRANSIT.; ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING IN HARLEM JACKSON S. SCHULTZ, CHARLES CRARY, GEN.PALMER, AND OTHERS ADDRESS THE AUDIENCE.
- VOLTAIRE'S FIRST LOVE
- A DEVIL-FISH.; THE CHICAGO ACADEMY OF SCIENCES INVESTIGATES THE MARINE MONSTER.
- LOST IN THE WOODS.
- ENGLISH GOOD TEMPLARS IN COURT.
- CRUEL TREATMENT OF A TURTLE.
- DANIEL WEBSTER'S SILVER AGAIN.
- LIBERAL NEWSPAPERS IN FRANCE.
- GAMES AT POLO.
- Editorial Article 4 -- No Title
- MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; CLEARED. ARRIVED. SAILED. SPOKEN.
- RIVER PIRATES IN NEWTOWN CREEK.
- A VISIT TO THE SAVAGES FRIENDLINESS EXPRESSED FOR THE WHITES.
- THE TIDE OF TRAVEL.; TO EUROPE AND THE SEA-SIDE RESORTS MORE DELEGATES TO THE PRESBYTERIAN CONVENTION INCREASED TRAVELTO THE WATERING-PLACES.
- AN OUTRAGE BY POLICE OFFICERS.
- ALTERCATION IN A JEWISH CEMETERY.
- THE HOUSEHOLD.; FULL SUPPLY, BUT PRICES NO LOWER.
- KARS.
- THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADE.
- Article 3 -- No Title
- NEW PUBLICATIONS.; A FRENCH SENATOR'S VIEWS OF SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY. DE LA PHILOSOPHIE SOCIALE, ETUDES CRITIQUES. Par A. BERTAULD, Senateur, Professeur a la Faculto de Caen. Paris: GERNIER-BAILLIERE & CIE.1877.
- THE CAPE MAY SEASON.; A SUCCESSFUL OPENING SCENES IN THE SURF AN AMUSING INCIDENT HOTEL AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS THE PLANK WALK AND THE DRIVE PERSONAL ITEMS WHAT IT COSTS TO LIVE AT CAPE MAY. IN THE SURF. THE OPENING.
- CHURCHES AND MINISTERS.; HOME AND FOREIGN EVENTS.
- A DISTINGUISHED CAREER.
- SHOOTING ON THE GLEN DRAKE RANGE
- SILVER AND THE NEW BONDS.
- NEW-YORK.
- LOCAL AFFAIRS.
- MARINE DISASTERS.
- THE BENNETT-MAY DUEL.
- IRISH CONTEMPT FOR GOOD ORDER; MAKING MARTYRS OF THE EXECUTED MOLLIES THOUSANDS OF PERSONS ASSEMBLED TO DO THEM HONOR.
- THE CUSTOM-HOUSE SERVICE.
- DECISIONS.; SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.
- SUICIDE OF A LUNATIC.
- RECEIPTS FOR THE TABLE.
- REVENGING HIMSELF ON THE DOG.
- AT A JAPANESE WATERING-PLACE.
- LITERARY NOTES.
- LONG BRANCH HOTELS.; THE EFFECT OF THE WEATHER UPON WATERING PLACES A BACKWARD SUMMER AT THE BRANCH THE VISITORS WHO DO NOT COME THE HOTELS READY AND WAITING.
- CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.; THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE TRADE. A REVIEW OF THE PROGRESS OF POPULAR LITERATURE THE WORK OF CONSTABLE, KNIGHT, AND CHAMBERS THE WRITINGS OF THE BEST AUTHORS POPULARIZED WHAT THE HARPER BROTHERS DID IN DEVELOPING THE TRADE.
- BASE-BALL.; INTERESTING GAME ON THE UNION GROUNDS THE HARTFORDS OF BROOKLYN BEATEN BY THE LOUISVILLE NINE.
- JAPANESE ART.
- BROOKLYN.
- FOREIGN NOTES.
- BY CABLE.
- ROBBED IN BROAD DAYLIGHT.
- MURDERED BY MOLLIE MAGUIRE
- THE DANSER WILL CASE.; THE QUESTION OF JURISDICTION SURROGATE CALVIN'S DECISION HE HOLDS THAT HE HAS AUTHORITY TO CONSTRUE THE WILL AND PASS UPON ITS VALIDITY.
- FOREIGN MAILS.
- A MORTGAGE ON LEXINGTON-AVENUE
- USEFUL FAMILY HINTS.
- REPORTING IN THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT
- PARDONS IN ILLINOIS.
- CANAUX, CANARDS, CANAILLE."
- THE FASHIONS.; HINTS CONCERNING SUMMER WEAR. STYLE IN DRESS BLACK SILK STILL IN FAVOR POPULARITY OF BATISTE NEIGEUSE GOODS IN GENERAL USE NEWEST COMBINATIONS OF MATERIALS.
- WADE HAMPTON'S KINGDOM.; NO FREE SCHOOLS WANTED. THE "HONOR" OF THE STATE GETTING RID OF JUDGES HATRED OF FEDERAL OFFICIALS AND FEDERAL LAWS TWO MURDERS LAST WEEK. THE "HONOR" OF THE STATE. GETTING RID OF JUDGES. HATRED OF FEDERAL OFFICERS AND FEDERAL LAWS.
- A CATHOLIC PRIESTS TARGET.
- CENTRAL PARK LOTS EAST AND WEST SIDE.
- LONG ISLAND.
- CLEANING OUT THE SLUMS.; DESCENTS MADE BY THE POLICE UPON DISORDERLY HOUSES A LARGE NUMBER OF ARRESTS MADE.
- THE WAR ON THE DANUBE.; THE DANUBE CROSSED AT LAST. A SMALL PART OF THE RUSSIAN ARMY IN THE DOBRUDSCHA THE CAPTURE OF MATCHIN.
- JUDGMENT IN FAVOR OF A BANK
- CHARGES AGAINST A REFEREE.
- THE JEROME PARK RACES.; CLOSING DAY OF THE MEETING. FOUR EVENTS DECIDED IN THE PRESENCE OF A SMALL NUMBER OF SPECTATORS --CORONET WINS THE STEEPLE CHASE AFTER A CLOSE CONTEST--ORIOLE, MARY, AND VICEROY THE WINNERS IN THE OTHER RACES.
- PARTIAL BLINDNESS OF GEN. TOOMBS
- INFORMATION WANTED.
- TRADING WITH THE BLACKFEET
- GILBERT STUART AS A SCHOOL-BOY
- SUIT BY EX-GOV, BLODGETT.
- SOUTH CAROLINA REPUDIATES TWO CONTRACTS.
- THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
- THE DRY CICADA.
- NEW-JERSEY.
- GENERAL TELEGRAPH NEWS; SEIZURE OF ILLICIT STILLS. A GANG OF PENNSYLVANIA LAW-BREAKERS CAPTURED A REVENUE AGENT'S SUCCESS.
- THE WAR IN MONTENEGRO.; SLOW ADVANCE OF TURKISH TROOPS?60,000 TURKS HELD AT BAY BY A FEW BRAVE MOUNTAINEERS.
- AMATEUR RACE AT HIGH BRIDGE
- THE MORMON TROUBLES.
- HUSBAND AND WIFE AT ISSUE.
- DETAILS OF THE RACING.; THE MILE AND A HALF HANDICAP. THE MILE HEATS. THE MILE AND THREE-QUARTERS. THE STEEPLECHASE. SUMMARIES. THE LONG BRANCH RACES. ADDITIONAL BOOKS ON THE SARATOGA RACES.
- A NIGHT INVASION.
- MARSHAL M'MAHON AND HIS BARBER.
- MINERAL PIGMENTS, AND THEIR RELATION; TO HEALTH.
- IMPORTANT DECISION TO BANKERS.
- THE LETTER-CARRIERS' WAGES.
- THE GAME ELSEWHERE.
- BOIL AND FRY.
- ROWING AT WEST NEW-BRIGHTON.; ANNUAL REGATTA OF THE NEPTUNE BOAT CLUB A LARGE COMPANY OF LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WITNESS THE RACES.
- NOTES FROM THE CAPITAL.
