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1876 August 22

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• AN INFANT CIRCUMNAVIGATOR.
• MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NOTES; MR. DISRAELI'S FAREWELL TO HIS CONSTITUENCY--A FRENCH DEPUTY KILLED BY LIGHTNING--THE DORY VOYAGE ACROSS THE ATLANTIC--THE IRISH RIFLE TEAM FOR THE UNITED STATES.
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS.; EFFORTS TO MODIFY THE RECENT CONSOLIDATION OF DISTRICTS--APPOINTMENTS--RECEIPTS.
• A BOAT SAVED BY A LADY.
• THE FLORIDA REPUBLICANS.; NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESSMEN IN THE TWO DISTRICTS--BOTH CONVENTIONS PRONOUNCE IN FAVOR OF THE RE-ELECTION OF GOV. STEARNS.
• Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
• NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.
• Article 1 -- No Title
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• LOCAL POLITICAL NOTES.
• A GOOD NOMINATION.
• ARKANSAS REPUBLICANS REUNITED.; LETTER OF HON. JOSEPH BROOKS WITHDRAWING AS A CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR--MR. BISHOP'S ACCEPTANCE--THE DISASTROUS RESULT OF DEMOCRATIC RULE DESCRIBED. REMICK AND DOOLITTLE.
• Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
• A LEAF FROM HISTORY.
• AMUSEMENTS.; THE EAGLE THEATRE OPENING. LOCAL NOTES.
• RACING AT SARATOGA.; FIRST DAY OF THE EXTRA MEETING. FINE WEATHER FOR HORSES AND SPECTATORS--FOUR CONTESTS ON THE LEVEL--A QUARTET OF EXCELLENT RACES--MATTIE A., RURGOO, MECO, AND PRINCESS OF THULE THE WINNERS. THE MILE AND A HALF RACE.
• MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; CLEARED. ARRIVED. SAILED. MISCELLANEOUS. BY CABLE.
• THE STATE REPUBLICANS.; BEST MEN OF THE PARTY IN COUNCIL THE AMBITIOUS AND BOASTFUL CORNELL CABAL PEPEATING THE SCENES OF CINCINNATI--DIGNIFIED AND PATRIOTIC COURSE OF JUDGE ROBERTSON AND GOV. MORGAN IN MARKED CONTRAST WITH THIS--THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE COUNTRY AND THE PARTY ALONE TO BE CONSIDERED.
• THE PHILADELPHIA CHESS TOURNAMENT
• MORTAL ENEMY TO THE GRASSHOPPER
• THE GREAT EXHIBITION.; THE MACHINERY HALL DISPLAY. ARTIFICIAL ICE MAKING--THE PICTET PROCESS AND MACHINERY--THE WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKE--A NOVEL PHENOMENON--SCIENTIFIC MEN AND MECHANICS ALL PUZZLED--A CANADIAN INVENTION FOR SHIFTING CAR TRUCKS.
• Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
• THE NEW-YORK DEMOCRATS; THE WAR IN THEIR CAMP. OPEN HOSTILITIES BETWEEN THE TAMMANY AND ANTI-TAMMANY FACTIONS--THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEES FAIL TO AGREE ON A BASIS FOR UNION--ABUSIVE LANGUAGE AND CHARGES OF TREACHERY FREELY INDULGED IN.
• OBITUARY NOTES.
• BOAT RACING ON THE SCHUYLKILL; THE CENTENNIAL REGATTA TO COMMENCE TO-DAY--DRAWING FOR POSITION IN THE HEATS--THE CASE OF THE ARGONAUTAS--SELECTION OF TIMEKEEPERS WHO KNOW NOTHING OF AMERICAN WATCHES.
• THE SARATOGA CONVENTION.; NEARLY COMPLETE LIST OF THE DELEGATES TO COMPOSE IT.
• TRUE AND FALSE MAIOLICA.; SPECIMENS AT THE CENTENNIAL. THE SECRET OF METALLIC LUSTRKING COPIES OF OLD SCULPTURED FAIENCE--ENGLISH CERAMIC WARE--FOREIGN WARES REVIEWED--POTTERING OVER PLASTER PARIS MOULDS.
• AN AUSTRALIAN DECEIVER.; AN ACTRESS FALLS IN WITH A BASE PRETENDER AND MARRIES HIM--A CRUEL AWAKENING.
• JEWELL ON HAYES.; THE LATE POSTMASTER GENERAL WARMLY INDORSES THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE.
• Editorial Article 4 -- No Title
• CONTROLLER GREEN HONORED; THE NOMINATION FOR MAYOR OR CONTROLLER OFFERED TO HIM BY THE GERMAN TAX-PAYERS' ORGANIZATION--THE CONTROLLER ADVOCATES A REDUCTION OF OFFICIAL SALARIES-HE STATES THAT HE SHALL NOT DECLINE A NOMINATION.
• A VIEW OF NARRAGANSETT.; THE PIER AND THE HEIGHTS. THREE WAYS OF REACHING THEM--THE OUTLOOK FROM A HOTEL BALCONY-- CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES--THE DELUSIVENESS OF A BILL OF FARE--SOME RECENT ARRIVALS.
• MILLITARY RIFLE PRACTICE.; THE ELEVENTH BRIGADE AT CREEDMOOR SECOND CLASS PRACTICE AND CONTEST FOR MARKSMAN'S BADGES. BASE-BALL NOTES. HAND-BALL. GERMAN FESTIVAL AT JONES' WOOD A HEAVY BURGLARY PREVENTED.
• REPUBLICANISM IN INDIANA.; AN ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING NEAR MADISON --THE YEOMANRY OF THE WEST ASSEMBLED--GEN. HARRISON'S ELOQUENT SPEECH--INCREASED REPUBLICAN MAJORITIES.
• BATTALION CHIEF CAMPBELL INJURED.
• TWELVE HOURS IN A WELL.
• LAW REPORTS.; UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. THE RIGHTS IN ESTATES OF POSTHUMOUS CHILDREN--THE LAW OF SALE AND PURCHASE--NATIONAL BANKS AND THEIR RATES OF INTEREST--THE PENALTY FOR USURI PRESCRIBED. COURT NOTES. THE FERRY-TICKET SWINDLING CASE. THE STORY OF AN INTOXICATED BOY A QUESTION OF TRANSFERRING STOCK ALLEGED BURGKARY BY A YOUTH. THE WILL OF THE LATE A.T. STEWART. DECISIONS. SUPREME COURT--CHAMBERS. COURT CALENDARS--THIS DAY. SUPREME COURT--CHAMBERS.
• Editorial Article 5 -- No Title
• THE TIMES CAMPAIGN SUPPLEMENT; OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
• THE STATE OF TRADE.
• LOCAL MISCELLANY.; STRIKE OF RAILROAD EMPLOYES. TRAVEL ON THE NEW-YORK AND NEW-JERSRY RAILROAD INTERRUPTED BY ASTRIKE--NON-PAYMENT OF WAGES THE CAUSE--ALL THE TRAINS STOPPED AT HILLSDALE SATURDAY--THE ENGINES DISMANTLED. A DISHONEST POST OFFICE CLERK AN INGENIOUS SWINDLING DEVICE. THE REBUILDING OF CASTLE GARDEN. A SCHOONER RUN INTO BY A STEAMER.
• THE VERMONT REPUBLICANS.; ARRIVAL OF COL. BRISTOW AT BURLINGTON --A GREAT MEETING TO BE HELD THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-NIGHT--THE REPUBLICANS OF THE STATE THOROUGHLY AROUSED.
• FATAL ACCIDENT AT MAMARONECK.
• A LETTER FROM MR. COOPER.
• SOLDIERS AMUSING THEMSELVES.; THE SERVIAN DANCE OF KOLO--THE SONGS OF SERVIA--NUMEROUS VERSES AND LITTLE SENSE--THE EFFECT ON THE NATIVES. A DEVOTIONAL CAMP.
• Editorial Article 6 -- No Title
• TROTTING AT POUGHKEEPSIE.
• THE MURDER OF MAGGIE BAUER.; BEGINNING OF THE CORONER'S INQUEST-- STRONG EVIDENCE AGAINST CATHARINE HOFFMAN. THE HEMPSTEAD RESERVOIR MUDDLE ALLEGED FELONIOUS ASSAULT. THE FLUSHING YACHT REGATTA.
• THE SOUTH CAROLINA JUDICIARY.; WHIPPER'S EFFORT TO SEIZE POSSESSION OF A JUDGESHIP--A PROCLAMATION BY GOV. CHAMBERLAIN.
• NOTES FROM THE CONTROLLER'S OFFICE
• ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
• Editorial Article 7 -- No Title
• FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY IN VERMONT.
• CITY AND SUBURBAN NEWS.; NEW YORK. BROOKLYN. LONG ISLAND. NEW-JERSEY. WORKING MEN'S PETITIONS FOR WORK
• CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
• CAPTURE OF OYSTER THIEVES.
• TWO MEN LYNCHED.
• IS GOV. TILDEN A PERJURER?
• LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.; THE SERVO-TURKISH WAR. REPORTED VICTORY FOR THE SERVANTS-- FAILURE OF THE TURKISH ASSAULT ON ALEXINATZ--WHICH NEWS IS OFCOURSE CONTRADICTED BY TURKISH AUTHORITIES.
• FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
• GEN. BUTLER IN LAWRENCE; HAYES AND WHEELER FLAG-RAISING A GRAND RALLY ON THE OPENING OF THE CAMPAIGN--GEN. BUTLER ON THE ISSUES INVOLVED--SIGNIFICANCE OF THE NATIONAL FLAG--THE PRINCIPLES OF WHICH IT IS THE EMBLEM--PROTECTION OF ALL RIGHTS AT HOME AND ABROAD.
• A DESPERADO IN CUSTODY.
• ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO.
• AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING.
• OUT OF EGYPT.
• FOREIGN BUSINESS MATTERS.; FAILURES IN LONDON--THE FINANCIAL CRISIS IN PORTUGAL--ITS CAUSES AND HOW IT MIGHT BE PREVENTED--THE EUROPEAN GRAIN CROP.
• ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
• THE INDIAN CAMPAIGN.; FUTURE MOVEMENTS OF THE TROOPS--FIGHTING TO BE CONTINUED THROUGH THE WINTER--OR AS LONG AS THE INDIANS CONTINUE TO DESERVE CHASTISEMENT.
• A BEAUTIFUL WAR SCENE; HUMANITY OF A SERVIAN SOLDIER. CARING FOR SUFFERING REFUGEES--A SUPPER FOR LITTLE CHILDREN, AND THENA BED OF STRAW--AN EARLY BREAKFAST TO ADD TO THEIR HAPPINESS--GENUINE GOODHEARTEDNESS--THE BENEVOLENCE OF A PRIVATE SOLDIER.
• MANAGING THE PRIMARIES.; THE "INDEPENDENT" REPUBLICANS. A REPLY TO MR. BLISS. THE FIRST DISTRICT. THE SIXTH DISTRICT. THE SEVENTH DISTRICT. THE THIRTEENTH DISTRICT. A CARD FROM MR. MARSHALL. A "REGULAR'S" VIEWS. THE PRIMARIES AND CIVIL SERVICE REFORM. A DISPASSIONATE VIEW.
• THE RAILWAY PEST.