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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE
THE TRI3UNLE -BUU.D1NG, INDEX FOR 1878.
i. WEINHETMER, Compiler.
THE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION, TABLE OF TOPICAIi HEADS. The arrangement of this Index is strictly alphabetical. Subjects, however, falling under certain general topics set down below, should be sought under the TOPICAL HEAD, Accidents Page 1 Journalism Page 55 Agriculture 2 jabor 57 Aldermen, Board of—Proceedings 2 L,ands 58 Arctic Exploration 3 lectures 58 Army 3 Legal 59 Astronomy 4 Legislature, New-Jersey 63 Austria 4 Legislature, New-York 63 Banks 5 literature :. 66 Bonds 37 Mexico 74 Burglary 10 Military 74 Business 11 Murder 76 Music 77 Canada 12 Canals 12 Navy. 78 Charity 13 China—Chinese 14 Obituary 80 Churches 14 'era 85 Coal., 15 Poetry 86 College 16 Police 86 Commerce 17 Political 87 Communism 17 Postal 86 Congress, U. S.—-Proceedings 18 Presidential Election Inquiry 89 Conventions, Political 22 Prisons 90 Cottbn 23 Courts 60 Railroads 90 Crime 24 Regatta 93 Cuba 24 Republican Party 94 Custom House 25 Repudiation 38 Revenue 94 Defalcations 26 Riot 94 Democratic Party 2tf Robbery 95 District of Columbia 27 Russia 96 Drama 28 Schools 97 Earthquakes 30 Science 97 Eastern Question 30 Sermons 98 Education ..' 31 Shipwreck f .. 100 Elections '. 31 Silver 38 Embezzlement 32 Socialism 102 Emigration 32 South Carolina 102 European Congress 32 Southern Affairs 103 Excise '. 33 Sporting 103 Executions 33 Steamships 104 Explosions : 33 Streets 105 Failures 34 Strikes 105 Finance 37 Suicide 106 Fine Arts 39 Sugar 105 Fires 40 dwindling..... 106 Fish and Fisheries 42 Tammany Association 107 Forgery 43 Taxation ,107 France 43 Telegrams—Cipher 108 1 Gambling 45 Telegraph 108 Germany 45 Tornado 110 Great Britain 47 Trade 110 Greenback-Labor Party 48 Treasury, TJ. S Ill Treaty Ill Homes 51 Turf ....112 Turkey 112 Immigration 53 Indians 53 War-Afghan 115 Insurance 54 War—Russo-Turkish 115 Italy 55 Whiskey Frauds 117 INDEX TO THE NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1878.
(Editorial Articles have the affix (Ed.) Correspondence has the affix (C.j The date, page, and column are given after every reference.}'
A. A.—Accidents—Adv Date. Pg. CL A.—Abbott—Accidents Date. Pa. Cl. Spanish coast, on the I.April 22 1 5 Abbott, A., conviction of .-..Feb. 28 3 3 Theatre in Liverpool Oct. 12 12 4 Abbott, J. G., ncm. for Gov. Trestle platform on the Po- (Mass.)...., , Sept. 26 1 6 tomac River March 8 Abbott, J. G., Mass., election Tunnel at 42d-st on the Nov. 16 2 6 July 1, 12, Oct. 21 Academy of Design (see Fine Ackerman, Ed., case of Apl. 27 Arts) '. Ackert. A. T., on Tammany. Jan 15 Academy of Music—changes Acklen. J. H., case of June 24 May 1,3, Dec. 13,18. 25, 29, Oct. 14, Dec. 16 Academy that does not teach, on Acklen, J. H., charges agt. (Ed.) Aprill3 6 6 (new) Dec. 28 Accidents. Acklen-Darrall Congressional Bridge, East River June 15 5 5 contest Jan. 10 Bridge falls in Phila Feb. 11 5 2 Adams, Chas. Francis Car stables—6th-ave... .May 2782 " Brand of Fraud" (JEd.)Oct. 14 Church at Lynchburg, Va.. Cipher dispatches, and the Oct. 18 1 5 'Ed.) ,. Oct. 18 Collision, Ferryboat James Fillmore. on Jan. 10 Fisk Feb. 25 2 4 Key's address to the South, Collision, Ferryboat Supe- on June 1 rior April 821 Presidency, on the May 21 Collision, steamer Caselton. Adams, Chas. Francis, jr., Feb. 25 2 5 Education, on Jan. 3 Collision, steamer Provi- Labor troubles, on Aug. 24 dence Aug. 31 10 1 *' Railroads "• Dec. 31 Collision, steamer Twilight. Railways, on (Ed.): Feb. 16 Aug.23 8 3 Adams, J. Q., letter to Monroe. Croton main, bursting of in July 6 Third-ave July 16 8 1 Adams, Nehemiah Oct. 10 Drowned, 36 persons at. Adams, R. W.,business troubles Brest, France March 15 1 5 Aug. 14 Drowned, four children at Adams, Wolf, case of Sept. 20 Nashville Jan. 3* 2 2 Adelphi, steamer, boiler explo- Drowned, 13 men at sea.Jan 15 2 2 sion feopt. 30 Drowning:, cases of surf (Ed) Adirondack survey March 6 Aug. 24 4 4 Adler, Felix, address May 13 Drowning, cases of surf (F.d) Adler, Felix, communism, on... Aug. 31 4 5 May 3 Elevator at No. 117 Nassau- Adler. Dr. H., on Hebrews.Mar. 7 st Oct. 28 8 1 Advertisers, in the interest of, Elevator at a Paris hotel... (Ed.) July 27 FeD. 23 1 Advertisements British, letter Explosions(See Explosions). fr. "G. W. S." March 15 Girder at No. 21 Bowerr Advertisements, methods of May 22 8 5 display (Ed.) ; Feb. 26 House falls at No. 503 Advertisements.methods of suc- B'wav May 25 10 3 cess (Ed.) '....June 10 Railroads (See Railroads). Advertisements, school (Ed.).. Sequence of (Ed.) May 27 4 Sept. 7 Shipwreck(See Shipwreck). Advertisements, theatrical.Sept 28 INDEX TO THE A.—Adv—Ainslie Date. Pg. Cl. A-—Air—Allen Dale. Pg. Cl. Advertising with nand-billsJan. 10 5 3 Air, ozone in the Feb. 264 Afghan Ameer's letter to Vice- Akerman, A. T., on Georgia roy of India Dec. 10 1 politics Aug. 20 5 1 Afghan War (See War). Ackennan, A.T.. Southern Rev. Afghanistan and Cyprus ..Oct. 12 3 cases, on the Aug. 20 1 6 Afghanistan snubs England Albani'andiiernightingale.Feb. 26 4 6 (Ed) Sept 24 4 Albania, disorder i n Sept. 915 Africa, J. Simpson, gketch of.. Albany, N. Y.,—methods of "re- May 24 5 4 form" Oct. 533 Africa, revolt Jan. 21 t 5 Albany—Orange-st March 645 African exodus (Ed.) Jnne 18 4 4 Albright, A., nom. for Con.Sept. 19 8 3 Agaphone—Jewett's Sept. 24- 1 Alcott's, Bronson, iriends..May 461 Agates, Colorado Aug. 363 Aicott, Louisa, sketch of...May 462 Agents, of (Ed.) March 25 4 3 Aldermen, Board of— proc'd'gs Agriculture. Armory scheme—Washing- Coffee raising at home. .Jan. 10 5 ton Square March 6. 13 Colleges (C.)--.. June 22 2 6 Bridge—opposition Aug. 21 8 2 Colleges (Ed.) June 845 Building Dept., inq'ry.. J uly 24 2 3 Congr's at New-HavenAug. 28 2 4 Canals, tree Dec. 14 5 2 Congress at Washing'!).Feu. 22 2 4 Cart ordinance July 17 2 5 Cotton crop Sent. 10 8 4 Charges agt. Com.Campbell Cotton crop—brief reports. June 521 July 10 8 Committees Jan. 16 8 2 Cotton crop—Government Criticism of the Dept. of report for 1878 Dec. 13 1 3 Public Works Oct. 23 8 1 Cotton, Sea Island. ..-March 30 6 3 Driving, fast Nov. 27 8 2 Cotton, "Seed to Loom" Estimates ...Nov. 30 3 5 Dana's - March 29 6 2 Estimates considered..Nov. 27 8 2 Cotton Worm Feb. 19 5 3 Hackett's charges, on..May 15 2 5 Cotton Worm Commission. Indicted May 25 1 4 Feb. 7, July 26 Indictments, presentation Cotton Worm, how to km.. o f June 153 Is ov. 30 6 1 Indictm'ts. quash'g of .June 21 8 1 Cotton Worm, origin and Lawyers'fees Sept, 11 8 1 habits of Sept. 28 1 1 Licenses, on March 27 2 3 (See also Cotton.) Organizes Jan. 823 Cranberries, harvesting Park improvements..March 20 3 2 —Berlin (Wis.), letter.Dec. 30 5 5 Parks, managem't of. March 27 2 3 Crop prospects July 23 2 2 Public Depts.—Keilly's reso- Crops, Canadian July 13 2 2 lution (Ed.) Aug. 844 Crops—Ohio Valley July 22 5 4 Railroad, Boulevard.. Dec. 482 Date growers in Colo'doFeb. 22 2 4 Railroad, Boulevard, author- Farmers of Lancester..Aug. 21 2 5 ized Dec. 28 2 4 Grain and flour statistics Railroad, steam on the Belt Sept. 223 line April 352 Grasses, analyses of...July 611 Railroad through 42d-st. au- Locusts, habits o f Jan. 922 thorized Oct. 15 5 6 Locusts, how to quell..June 10 5 3 Steam-pipe scheme Oct. 15 Locust—Professor Kiley's Dec. 4 report June 113 Steam-pipe scheme vetoed Locust—Professor Kiley's Oct. 30 8 2 report June 10 5 3 Street stands... Nov. 27 8 2 Loeusts, Rocky Mountain.. Streets, power over..May 8, 22 May 463 Telegraph wires, under- Minnesota Fair Sept. 423 ground Dec. 11 8 1 Mushrooms, cultivation of Tompkins Sq., concerning April 663 July 17 2 5 New-Jersey Soc. meets Jan. 18 2 4 Trial ol June 8, 14, 15 New-York State Soc. meets Tweed", vote t o release.. Jan. 524 Jan. 18 2 4 Aldermanic eloqu'ncevEd.jMay 16 4 4 Norway—farm life in...July 661 Aldrich's. T. B., poem: "Bay- Olive tree i nAmerica...Mar. 123 ard Tavlor." Dec. 25 4 4 .Report o f the Commis'rsJan 912Alexander, C., charges agt. Reports, concerning (Ed.) Phillips Jan. 28 1 2 May 25 4 5 Alexander, C.,-Hunton contro- Soil made from rocks..May 463 versy July 20, 23 Tea plant, soil for (C.)..April 632Alexander-Hunton row (Ed.).. Tea plant., Feb. 11 1 3 July 2044 Wanga(Ed.) July 26 4 4 Alfonso, Kiner, fired at Oct. 26 1 6 Wheat "corner" Aug. 1 Marriage of Jan. 23 1 5 Dec. 4 5 Alice, Princess, death of..Dec. 16 1 5 Wheat "corner " (Ed.)July 29 4 4 Alice, Princess, death of—Lon- Wheat crop (Ed.) Aug. 19 4 4 don letter fr. " G. W. S.".Dec. 28 5 3 Wheat fields—Bed Kiver Allen, M. B.. on the South Caro- Valley, Mich Nov. 1623 lina election Nov. 20 2 1 Aiken-Hewitt quarrel Feb. 14 1 1 Allen,"The"July 8,Sept. 18,Oct. 26 Ainslie, Hew, Scottish poet.. Allen, "Wes.," arrest of..Nov. 1-2 1 5 Marchl9 4 6 Allen. Wm. F., tributes to.June 583 NEW-YOBK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1878.
A,—Allison—App Date. Pq. A.—App.—Army Date. Pg. Ol. Allison. Wm. B.. On silver (Ed.) Apportionment, Power of.March 26 5 5 Jac. 3 4 Sustained Ap il 30 3 1 AllopatMc methods Nov. 14 2 Appraiser's Dept. changes.Jan. 3 Almanac—THE TRIBUNE for '79 April 4 (Ed.) Dec. 31 4 Appropriation—'• not a grab" Almquist, Swedish author (Ed.) Apiii 24 4 4 Feb. 26 5 Appropriations, standing (c.) "Alone, let us "— the South Jan. 734 (Ed.) Dec. 24 4 Architects in convention..Nov. 14 8 2 American Fein ale Guardian So- Arctic Exploration. ciety meets May 9 2 Balloons, with Jan. 30 1 2 Institute of Instruction.July 13 * 2 Dutch May 23 5 1 American Grocer on sugar (Ed.) Eothen, schr. departure of Dec. 2 4 June 20 5 5 American Tract Soc.meets.May 9 2 Eothen's voyage June 11 5 4 Americans abroad—Londonlet- Franklin search expedition ter " G. W. S." Dec. 25 5 Dec. 224 Arumen, D., retires from the Howgate expedition..June 26 Navy Feb. 21 1 Feb. 21, March 6 Amnesty, more—South Carolina Howgate plan—Am. Geog- (Ed.) July 23 4 raphical So. discusses.Feb 124 Ampey, Bev. Mr., case of (Ed.) Plans (Ed.) March 14 4 4 Sept. 6 4 " Shores of the Polar Sea " Amusements (seeDrama, Music Dec. 24 6 1 and Sporting.) Tyson patty—return..Nov. 523 Anarchy, drifting toward (Ed.) Argyll, Duke of, on the Afghan June 5 dispute Dec. 14 2 1 Anatomy and medicine(c.)Nov. 23 Arionball Feb. 22 5 3 Anderson. Jas. E., documents Ark, cry from the (Ed.) Oct. 19 4 2 (Ed.) June 10 Ark'ns's—Bulldozing (Ed.) Dec. 26 4 5 Editor, night) (Ed.) June 4 Arkansas—Bulldozing Aug. 20 1 1 Jenks's (Mrs.) letters...July 2 Arkansas—Dem. Conv'n...July 815 Letter to C. N. Potter.. .May 15 Arkansas—Little Bock land Lie, he cannot tell a (Ed.) case ,..Apkill9 3 2 June 5 Armitage, Bev. Thos., service of Matthews's correspondence June 10 2 3 June 7 Arms, concerning (c) Aug. 3125 P)ot against (Ed.) June 7 Armstrong, Geo., attacks his Befuses to testify June 22 wife '. July23 2 2 Betracts charges agt. Sher- Army. man Oct. 26 " Abolish " (c) Aug. 24 2 5 Story (Ed.) - .June 6 Appropria tion bill June 713 Testimony...June 3, 4, 5, 6, 12 Appropriation bill passed Webber, and (Ed.) Sept. 11 Congress June 17 2 4 Anderson, S. B., case of. .March 30 Attack upon (Ed.) May 20 4 3 Anderson, Thos. C., .Feb. 8, 12, 26 Battle, what constitutes "a March 19, April 2 Feb. 16 1 2 (Ed.) March 21 4 Chaplains, concerning (c) Andrassy, Count, conciliatory July 13 3 6 speech March 20 1 Commission—Session at Wh. Gortschakoff, and (Ed.).June 18 4 Sulphur Springs July 27 4 3 Sketch of. May 31 1 Condition oJ:—Bodenbough's Andre monument (Ed.)—Dec. 25 4 paper Oct. 572 Andrews,Geo. H., on real estate Confederates in Feb.21 1 3 taxation- -- - Feb. 16 10 Encampment at Decker- Andrews, Geo.3.., resigns as town, N. J Aug. 28 5 4 Commissioner Aug. 27 8 Expenses i n theS'thw'tMar. 813 Angell, C. W.. requisition.Nov. 30 3 Farming at Fort Ellis..Jan. 23 1 3 Animals, distribution of May 4 6 Forts Oct. 21 1 4 Importation of Jan. 5 1 Gamblingin Feb. 11 1 1 Sale of diseased. Feb. 14 2 Grandreunion June 585 Systematic kindness to Mar. 16 3 Intelligence..Jan. 17, Sept. 17 Ankers.Capt. J. H., case of.Feb. 15 8 Oct. 8, 19, 26 Anthony, B. D., flight of.Rept. 2, 9 Officers' quarters Aug. 713 Anthony, H. B., on Bhode Is- Officers, retired July 313 land politics Aug. 14 1 Officers—Bights of volun- Antiquities, quaint July 22 1 teer and regular July 10 1 1 Antiquities, collections of .Aug. 12 5 Orders..Jan. 21, 25, Feb.4, 6, Antonelli will case Feb. 22 11, 25, Mar. 2, 11, 19, Ap'l 6, May 10, Nov. 18 16, May 28 June 6, July 4, Ants Aug.29 4 15, 22, 23, 3i, Aug. 14, Sept. Ants, slave making Oct. 26 8 10, 16, 24, Oct. 26. 31. Nov. 1, Apple glacier, an —Amherst, 28. Dec. 7, 17 Mass., cor Oct. 19 6 Ordnance Bureau rep't.Oct. 15 1 4 Apportionment, as to (Ed.)Mar. 7 4 Pensions (see pensions) Apportionment, Board of, con- Portraits of officers July 31 2 2 cerning increase of mem. Posse Comitatns, as a. .July 11 March 5 8 Oct. 7 INDEX TO THE A.—Army—Astr Date. Pa. CL A.—Astr—Austria Date. Pa. Potomac—Reunion. ...June 6 5 Heavens in April April 6 3 Promotions.concerning July 19 2 Heavens in March...March 1 5 Promotion, gray hairs be- Jupiter and his satellites forefBfl.) May 18 4 5 Aug. 31 6 Recruiting in New-Y'k. Jan. 24 3 2 Light, veloalty of—New- Reduction, House votes for comb's paper April 20 6 a May 28 1 4 Mars, inner satellite of, Reduction of, conc'rn'g.Feb, 21 5 1 March 30 2 Reduction of, talk (Ed.)June 15 4 Mars, weight of May 24 1 Regulations,changing.Sept. 214 Mercury, transit of Reorganization June 22 1 2 March 16, April 8, May 4, 7 Reorganization, commission Mercury, watching lor (Ed.) disbands Aug. 311 May 4 4 Reorganization, details of.. Meridian line, drawing a Nov. 25 2 3 June 15 6 Reorganization, plan sent to Meteors (Ed.) Nov. 18 4 Congress Dec. 13 5 2 Moon dead, is the Aug. 17 6 Reorg'niz't'n, views of prom- Moon Harvest (Ed.)..Sept. 11 4 inent officers July 27 5 3 Moon, volcanoesJu.'y 6, Dec. 14 Report of Gen.Dunn on pros- Moon West, wh. rises in the ecutions Oct. 30 1 4 March 6 2 Report of Gen. Gibbon.Nov. 9 10 2 Newcomb's March 2 6 Report, Gen. Humphreys's Planet Vulcan—Lockyer on Oct. 21 1 4 Aug. 10 5 Report o f Gen. Pope ...Nov. 855 Planets, conc'ing (Ed.) Feb. 5 4 Rep'fc of Gen. Sheriuaii.Nov. 11 1 4 Planets, velocity of (c)April 6 2 Ren't of Gen. Sherman.Nov. 14 1 3 Stars—Pickering's paper Retired list April 16 1 3 April 22 2 Staff, concerning. Jan. 512 Sun : distance, measuring.. Staff. Gen.Pope on the. .Jan. 21 1 2 Anril 27 6 Supplies, cost of Dec. 14 2 6 Sun, eclipse of July 30 1 Surgeons, assistant July 27 1 2 Sun's eclipse—Lockyer on.. Transportation in 1878— Aug. 31 3 Meigs's report Oct. 18 1 4 Sun, eclipse, DOints about (See also Military and Pro- (Ed.) Aug. 2 4 ceedings of Congress.) Sun, eclipse--Rae on..Aug. 13 5 Arnold, L. B., on tomatoes..Oct. 26 3 6 Sun.eclipse results (Ed)July 31 4 Arnold's J. W. S., lecture, "Pho- Sun's heat, theories of the ograph " March 25 1 6 April 6 6 Arrears Bureau-Fee system.. Sun, oxygen in April 20 6 Oct. 1 8 2 Sunepo^s (Ed.) July 2 4 Art—Disc'ver's at Olympia.Jan. 11 6 1 Sunspots ;md rainfall..April 13 8 Art (see Fine Arts.) Zodiacal light , Feb. 28 4 Arthur, C. A. Asylum, half-orphan, its repoit "Charges and Commissions" Feb. 26 8 cases, on the.. April 23 5 3 Atcheson, George, care of. Dec. 2 1 Concerning (Ed.) Jan. 843 Atkins. J. D. C., on retrench- Letter, concerning a Jan. 912 ment (Ed.) April 30 4 Memorial June 413 Atkins's speeches (Bid.) July 4 4 Removed fr. Custom House Atkinson, Ed., on labor... .Dec. 14 1 July 12 1 1 Atlanta University Com..July 11 2 Arthur, Prince, grant to...July 26 8 3 Atlantic City, N J., as a Sum- Artillery School Com April 3016 mer resort Aus". 2 5 Ash Wednesday (Ed)... .March 643 Atlantic Monthly for '78 (Ed.) Asiatic campaign (see Russo- Dec. 23 4 Turkish War). Atlantic and Pac. Tel. Co. (see Assassins in two Capitals (Ed.) Telegraph.) Aug. 19 4 3 Atmosphere—S. Hunt's paper.. Assassins, training school for Sept. 7 6 •(Etl) ..Nov, 19 4- 2 Attorney-General Devens'B an- Assay Office—Building unsafe.. nual reporc Dec. 3 6 Aug. 981 Aubry, Lilly, case of Assembled wisdom (Ed.).-Jan. 842 July 31, Aug. 9 Assemblymen, elect these (Ed.) Audenreid's, J. C., portraits Nov. 445 July 31 2 Assessments (see Taxation). Audit, State Board of,casesJuly 11 2 Assyrian nistory Sept. 951 Auersperg, Prince on the Eas- Astor Library,annualrep't.FeD. 21 8 1 ternquestion Feb. 20 1 Astor, W. W., declines nom. for Austria. Assembly Oct. 29 1 4 Advance (Ed) July 1 4 Astor, W. W—Excise Law. on Bosnia, acquires June 29 1 the Feb. 20 2 1 Campaign blunders (Ed).... Astr'n'm'r—S.W.Burnham.Feb. 18 6 1 Aug. 31 4 Astroniony. Demands on Turkey..April 3 1 Asteroids, new Feb. 515 East, in the (Ed.) Aug. 31 4 Asteroids, two more..March 456 Herzegovinan frontier, Comet, Encke's Nov. 16 6 1 crossed Aug. 2 1 Comet, Tempers reappear- Ministerial crisis Jan. 25 1 ance July22 1 4 Sarajevo, capture of Aug. 21 1 JTEW-YOEK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB, 1878. A.—Austria—Banks. Date. Pa. CL B—Banks Date. Py. Cl. Treaty of Paris, and theJan. 1785 Brandon, Vt., loss Jan. 30 1 5 Treaty o f Peaee.rejectsApnl 114 Brewers ai:d Grocers', capi- Treaty—Turkey Aug. 17 1 6 tal impaired March 881 Austen, D. E., case of May 912 British system o f Dec. 916 Austin, B. F., on labor and trade Broken—Receivers' Bepo;ts Aug. 27 2 5 May 4 3 Autumn in the country (C.)Oct. 26 8 1 Broken Savings (Ed.). April 1 4 Averill, John T., on Minn., pol- Bull's Head fails Jan. 331 itics Aug. 19 1 2 Business and the (Ed.). April 11 4 2 Axtel), Gov., removal of..Sept. 414 Butchers and Drovers' capi- Ayei, Fred. F., card.,. April 16 5 3 tal reduced Oct. 11 8 2 Ayres, Elizabeth, case ol..J"ly 19 8 1 Caledonian tails Dec. 584 Canadian Directors ..March 18 1 6 B. Chartered rights of a State. Babcock, S. D., retires from Jan. 15 3 busines Sept. 281 Cheraung fails March 23 1 Babcock, silver, o n March 153 Circulation—Rep't of Treas- Baby-carriage—Mr. Pool'scom- urer Giifillan (Ed.)....Dec. 343 plaint i Ed.) : July 17 4 4 Commerci-ril fails Jan. 30 1 5 JBachelder's, Jno. B., Notes on Concordia Sav.(Mo.) robbed. Gettysburg April 124 Aug. 31 3 Badger. General, appointed" to Dallas (Texas) First Na- office July20 1 4 tional fails June 3 8 Baer, Henry, en se of... Dec. 24, 27 Dexter Sav. (Me.) robbery. Baez, surrender of Feb. 28 1 6 Feb. 23 1 Bail, mysteries of (Ed.). ...Feb. 18 4 4 Directors and the law—let- Bailey's, Senator, speech for sil- ter Jan. 232 ver. Jan. 15 2 4 Dividends, and, contrasted. Baird, H. C., oil finance..Feb. 4 Dec, 26 3 5 April 25 Dorchester Savings (Mass.) Baird. Silver bill, on tlie.. ..Feb. 1 4 ' 4 fails Feb. 1126 Baird. S. F., elected Secretary Dry Dock Sav. run April 26 1 5 May 18 1 3 Expenses, reducing Nov. 4 1 3 Baker, Chas. R., o n labor..July 854 First Nat. bond contracts. Baker, Chas. R., on Protestant- May 25 2 5 ism ; reply to Ewer May 18 6 1 France, of forgeries...July 31 1 4 Baker, Emma, case of fuly 23 8 2 France, of its report for Baker, Henry J., will of...May 17 2 4 1877 (Ed.) April 442 Baker, Jehu," sketch of....Feo. 16 1 2 Friedman's—report Mar. 21 1 2 Baker, Lewis, death of Auar. 12 1 3 Gallatin Nat. capital re- Bald Mountain Mystery..July 19 2 6 duced Dec. 352 Ball. German Sav. run April 27 1 4 Arion Feb. 22 5 3 German Sav. (Morrisania) Charity Jfeb. 1 5 3 suits Sept. 24 2 3 Cooks' Feb. 654 German-Am. Nat.fails.Nov. 112 Liederkranz Feb. 855 Glasgow fails Oct. 3, 19 Old Guard Jan. 25 2 2 Glasgow failure (Ed.)...Oct. 565 Season (Ed.) Jan. 29 4 6 Glasgow failure (Ed.)..Oct 19 4 4 Ball, E. O., letter from....Jan. 26 3 1 Glasgow failure — London Ballot-box. Bacon's Nov. 13 4 5 Letterfr. "G. W. S.".Nov. 724 Baltimore Custom House (Ed.) Glasgow officials indicted. Aug. 644 Oct. 31 1 5 Balzac, story about Dec. 2145 Government funds in..Dec. 21 1 1 Bam oerger/L-., case of Jan. 2382 Greenwich Nat. fails..June 12 8 2 Bancroft. Geo., thrown from a Grocers', condition of ..Jan. 24 8 S carnage Oct. 216 Hartford Dime Sav. fails. Bonds, Government (Ed ). .May 31 4 4 OCT. 116 Bankers' Convention at Sara- " History of," Keyes's..July 561 toga Aue:. 8, 9 10 Home Sav. (Boston) fails. Bankers, Eastern, and Hesump- March 12 5 5 tion(Ed.) ...Dec. 942 Importers and Traders'—se- Bankers, on specie payments. curities lost Dec. 28 2 4 Mar. 29 5 4 Interest o n deposits July 918 Banking, Scotch (Ed.) Oct. 21 4 3 Investments—State Nov. 26 2 5 Bankrupt Lawrepealed...May 11 1 3 Kansas City First Nat., fails Bankrupt Law (Ed.) April 24 Jan. 31 1 5 Aug. 29, May 2, Sept. 2 Loker (St. Louis) fails.Sept. 26 1 5 Bankrupt Law, last day of. Sept. 221 Mana (Brazil) fails ....Aug. 19 5 5 '• Bankruptcy," Blumenstiel's. Manchester (N", H.) Savings Feb. 26 6 1 fails J Feb. 18, 3 3 Bankruptcy (See Failures.) Manhattan Sav. bonds..Dec. 27 8 2 Banks. Manhattan injunction ..Dec. 24 8 2 About Glasgow occurrences Manhattan, right to pay a (Ea.) Dec. 545 reward Nov. 15 8 5 Arkansas State, at Hot Manhattanrob'yAug. 28,29,30 Springs, fails March 15 3 4 Manhattan, resources..Oct. 29 5 3 Bond Bt. Sav. Suits ..March 19 8 2 Mass, stay Jaw (Ed.).March 28 4 2 Boston—panic March 16,18 Mastin Nat. fails Aug 515 INDEX TO THE B.— Banks Date. Py. JB.—Banks—Banning Date. Pg. Cl. Mastintransaeti's (Ed) Aug. 21 4 Report on State—Lamb's Mechanics' and Labor, of Jan. 10, March 27 Jersey City fails...... Nov. 4 5 Reports of examiners on Sav "Assets ...... Nov. 11 8 June 29 2 6 " Reorganization scheme. . Resumption, and (Ed.)April 343 Nov. 18 3 Robbeiy (See Robbery) Memorial to Congress on sil- Rockland Sav., arrest of its ver...... -____Feb. 6 2 officers Sept. 11 5 3 Mercantile Sav. (Boston) Rollinsford Sav. (N. H.)fails fails...... Feb. 6 8 Jan. 454 Merchants' Nat., capital re- Sacramento Dime Savings duced ...... July20 8 frauds May 20 1 5 Merchants' of Prince Ed- St. .Louis Second National wards Island fails.... Oct. 12 12 fails Jan. 9 Merchants'Trov affairs. Nov. 2 12 Salaries of officers June 18 Missouri Nat. divid'd.March 8 1 San Francisco, run on.-Jan. 22 National—circul'n (c).-Dec. 7 2 Saratoga First Nat. fails Nat.. commerce sui____t____Feb. 6 1 Dec. 14 Nat., cost of the (c)____Feb. 2 3 Sav.—theAtt'y-Gren.on.Feb. 27 National, justice to (c.)Aug. 17 Savings bill, its purpose, National— losses by____Sept. 24 etc ."May 7 National Sav.—Bill before Savings, cooperation..July25 Congress ...... Jan. 26 1 Savings—laws (Ed.) Jan. 12 National syst'm— Drofnarc's Savings—leu al character of letter ...... Sept. 28 4 a Aug. 1 National—their aid to the Silver, against Jan.. 10 do^erument ...... Sept. 28 3 Silyer bill and the (Ed.) Jan. 26 National— U. S. Treasury Silver, on (Ert.) Jan. 11 dealings(Ed.) ...... Dec. 28 4 Silver legislation, on Jan. 7 National, war on (Ed.). Oct. 4 4 Silver (Ed.) Jan. 7 Nat. and private (Ed.). Aug. 21 4 Sixpe'nySav.affairs (c)April 20 Newark, N. J,, National, Sixpenny Sav. divide' 1. July 31 capital reduced ...... t?ept. 20 8 Sixpenny Sav. fails .-March 28 Newark, N. J., Sav., reports Sixpenny Sav. receiver ap- of examiners ...... May 28 2 pointed March 30 Newburyport Five Cent State, condi tion of Jan. 10 fails ...... March 15 1. Statement (Ed.) New-Jersey State Sav. re- May 27, July 27, Sept. 17 Dort of the examiners. Jan. 23 1 Tarrytown National..March 23 "•• officers arrested..Nov. 25 1 Tarrytown Nat. assetsApril 23 " officers indicted____Jan. 25 2 Tax on deposits in 8av. .Dec. 12 New-Rocheile aav. affairs . . Taxes—Att'y-Gen.'s decision July 26 8 Oct. 25 New-York, its capital.. Aug. 8 8 Tennesee—notes during war New-York— defrauded. Aug. 30 8 time Dec. 27 New-Ycrk City, conditionof Teutonia affairs Jau. 11 8 July 15, 16, Oct. 1. Dec. 10 North America — examina- Teutonia Sav.directo's.Aug. 26 tion ...... Feb. 7, 13 Teutonia Sav. fails April 25 North America suit... Mai ch 9 10 Thompsonville, Conn., Sav., Note printing ...... fails Jan. 7 Feb. 7, April 6, July 16 Treasury, and the(Ed.)April 15 Penacoak Sav., Fishervill, Tventon Sav. (N. J.) fails... N. H., fails...... Dec. 4 2 Jan. 14 People's Sav. iNewam) offi- Union Dime Sav.—Best's re- cers inuicted ...... & ay 28 2 nort March 9 People's Sav. (Newark) offi- Union Nut. (Rahway) fails cers on trial- ...... Oct. 16 4 Sept. 12 People's (Phil.) condition of United German—Baltimore March 1 3 fails Nov. 9 Phila. o n silver...... Dec. 3 6 Wailkill affairs Feb. 25 Plainfieid Sav ...... Feb. 19 1 Washington Co. Nat. ruined. Port Jervis Sav. run____Feb. 2 5 June 17 Pottsville, Penn., Sav. fails West, and the (Ed.) May 11 Jan. 8 5 West of England fails. .Dec. 7 Providence Co. Sav. condi- West of Eng-iand.deta's.Dec. 9 tion ...... - ...... Jan. 25 2 (See also N. Y. Leg. Pro- Beading officers prose'd. Jan 23 1 ceedings.) Keceiver wanted, no (Ed.) Banks, A. B., interviews with April 3 4 Cowgill JNIov. 11 1 2 Receivers' renorts or- bro- Banks, A. D., letter concern- ken...... 7...... May 4 3 Ing Cowgill Nov. 13 5 4 Report of Savings ...... Banks, N. P., Decoration Day March 28, 29, 30 address May 31 2 4 Report N.Y. State...... July 9 5 Banning's, H. B., attack upon Report of, Supt. JLamb on the Army (Ed.) May 20 Savings ...... May 1 2 Banning—Slavery questionAp'l 5 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1878. B—Banning—Bayne Date. Pff- Cl. B—Bea—Beecher Date. Pg. Cl- "Banning a .fraudulent Con- Beacoiisfield, Lord gressman" March 2 4 5 Banquet—Guildhall, at the Banquet at Guildhall—.London Nov. 29 1 1 letter, " G. W. S." Nov.29 1 1 Berlin Treaty, on the..Nov. 11 1 3 Baptist Ministers on the Cath- Bismarck, and (Ed.)...June 14 4 3 olicChurch Dec. 24 8 1 British Czar (Ed.) July 10 4 3 Baptists in council at Cleveland Burlesque honors (Ed.).July 29 4 5 May 25 3 2 Departure f or Berlin...Jun e 2 2 5 2 Bar Asso., National, organized - Derby and (Ed.) July 20 4 3 Aug. 22 1 2 Foreign policy, Tlie Specta- Bar Association (N. Y.), annual toron July25 2 5 meeting - Jan. 9 5 4 Freedom of London, ac- Bar Asso.—Report on fees in corded Aug. 514 public offices - Dec. 11 1 6 Gladstone, his opin'n of.July 29 1 6 Bar Asso. - Session in Albany Impeachm'nt petition..July 26 1 4 Nov. 20 2 1 Income -.Oct. 22 2 1 Barcelona, port exact'ns at.Oct. 1 1 2 Letter to Glad ston e—Aug. 12 6 1 Barge Office May 29 1 5 LUCK, still i n (Ed.) Dec. 744 Barge Office—land quest'n. July 1, Many the Queen, to—talk Dec. 13 (C.)"G. W. S." Jan. 12 1 4 Barker, F., receives degree of Opposition, and (Ed.)..Dec. 12 4 3 LL.D , May 7 4 6 Parliament, and (Ed.)..Dec. 543 Barlow, concerning Nov. 14 4 6 Policy (Ed.) June 15 5 3 Barlow, B.,"straw-bidder"(Ed.) Policy—Letter from a " Dis- Aug. 31 4 4 tingu'h'dEngPhm'n".Nov. 23 1 4 Barlow, F. C., and the Potter Political adventures—letter Committee July 13 2 3 from •' G. W. S." Jane 20 5 3 Barlow, F. C., on the cipher dis- "Political adventures" Aug. 15 4 6 patches Oct. 10 5 3 "Political adventures"—the Barlow, S. L. M., on the cipher author Oct. 22 2 1 dispatches Oct. 21 2 1 Political career April 26 6 1 Barnard, F. A. P,, letter to A. Position of (C.), "G. W. S." H. Stephens Feb. 23 1 2 Nov. 16 1 6 Barnum, P. T., card Jan. 7 4 6 "Refuses to rec'ye Lord Law- rence's committee Nov. 20 1 3 Banmm, Hon. Wm. H. Russo-Turkish War, and the Campaign in Conn.—New- Jan. 26 1 4 Haven letter Nov. 4 5 2 "Sharp practice" (Ed.).July 943 Charges against (Ed.).-Nov. 9 4 3 Sketch o f Jan. 746 Talk with a reporter on sil- Testimonial from residents ver, &c Jan. 29 1 2 in Cal Dec.20 1 4 "Views" <.Ed.) Jan. 30 4 3 Treaty of Berlin,on the. July 19 1 1 Barry, A. L., thief April 4 2 6 Triumph(C.) Aug. 714 Barry, W. C., case of July 26 8 3 Triumph—London letter, "G. Bars and shoals, how to prevent W. S." June 653 March 8 8 3 Beard, A. W., labor troubles, on Barstow, A.C., on Indians..Dec. 5 2 6 Aug. 28 2 1 Bartlett, Wm. F.—memoir..May 7 6 1 Beard, A. W., Collector, nom. Bartley. T. W.—So'n claims.Ap'l 12 8 3 for Feb. 27 1 2 Barton, Sam'l, card from..May 24 8 2 Beard, A. W.. confirmed.March 19 1 2 Bates Mfg.Oo.,readjustm't. Mar. 2 2 4 Beard, Geo.M.,speech at Elmira Bathers, advice to (Ed.)....May 9 4 5 Oct. 21 4 6 Baths, hot ana cold Sept. 28 8 3 Beatty, Gen., speech at Colum- Battery Depot, proposed..Mar. 29 8 3 bus Aprill9 1 6 Battle, what constitutes a. Feb. 16 1 2 Beaumont, Ralph, (Ed.)...Sept. 6 4 4 Lookout Mt.—Brigham's let- Beck, Jas. B., speech on com- ter Aug. 27 5 3 merce March 625 Lookout Mt.—Hooker's let- Bedford, N. Y., viU'e imp..Sept. 28 5 4 ter Aug. 22 5 5 Beebe, E., case of July 11, 13 " Shanks's letter..Aug. 9. 23 Beebe warming up (Ed.)..May 17 4 4 G e 11 y s b urg—Bachelder's Beecher, Catherine E., death of notes April 1 2 4 May 13 5 3 Monmouth anniversary. June 28 5 4 Beecher, Catherine E., on eter- Rhode Isiand Aug. 80 1 5 nal Dunishment March 934 •' Battles of America," Wilson's Beecher, Henry W. Dec. 10 6 1 Chaplain of 13th tlegt.Mar. 2 10 3 Bauman, Frank, case of..Mar. 13 2 4 Drafts of the Lord, on..Nov 12 8 2 Baxter, Stacy, death of Aug. 16 1 5 Finance and politics..Nov. 11 3 1 Bayard, Hon. Thos. F. Home, new July 222 Finance—speech at Ne wp'rt, Lecture, "Society " Jan. 881 Del Aug. 30 1 5 Oration—reunion of veter- Sherman's financial views, ans June 655 on Mar.22 4 6 Prayer meeting—an incide't Silver, on (Ed.) Jan. 11 4 5 April 27 5 2 Silver, speech on Feb. 5 2 5 Sermons (See Sermons.) Thurman, on Aug. 22 4 4 Stanley, on Feb. 23 8 Bayne, L. P., on the cipher dis- S c a n d a 1—Tilton's, Mrs., patches Nov, 11 1 3 charges April 16 1 INDEX TO THE B—Beecher—Births Date. Pg. Cl. B—Bisbee—Elaine Date. Pg. Cl. Scandal—truth (Ed.)..April 17 4 4 Bisbee's seat in Congress (Ed.) Beer—lager intoxicate,wilLDec. 246 Dec. 11 4 2 Begley, H. J., charges agt.Oct. 4 Bishop, B. M., bankruptcy 5,30 Aug. 5, 6, 10 Belden, J. J., reflected Mayor Bishop, B. M.. Cincinnati B. B., of Syracuse Feb. 20 5 3 and the April 213 Bell, Clark, concerning May 345 Bishop, B. M., Democrats, quar- Bell. C. S., case of May 812 rel with April 815 Bell, Murray HiL (C.) Nov. 27 5 5 Bishop, W. W-, poisoning case.. Bellevue Hospital imp's..Sept. 28 5 2 Oct. 213 Bellevue Hospital Med. College Bishops (Epis.) in session..Aug. 29 8 1 com March 181 Bishops,methods of electing(C.) Belmont, August, (33d.) Oct. 14 4* 5 Feb. 16 3 5 Belmont, August, card from Bismarck, Prince Wall-st Oct. 12 . 7 5 Austria and Bussia, on.Feb. 19 1 4 Belmont, August, Florida ciph- Beaconsfield, and (Ed.).June 14 4 3 ers, ana the Oct. 10 5 2 Biographer, his Dec. 946 Belmont, August, Hendrick's "Chestnuts" March 746 financial views, on Jan. 31 4 5 Diplomacy, matter of (Ed.) Belmont, August, silver, onFeb 924 March 16 4 4 Bellport, L. I., letter Aug. 19 2 4 Elections,and the letter from Belting: Co., N. Y., business "Young: Germany "..July 23 5 2 troubles Aug. 1,2,7 Lassalle, and (Ed.) Oct. 443 Benner, H. H., relief fund President of the European Nov. 7, 13, 20, Dec. 19 Congress, made June 14 1 6 Benner, relief fund (Ed.)..Nov. 20 4 5 Bailway bill March 28 5 3 Bennett, James Gordon Busso-Turkish War, on the. May duel (Ed.) May 21 4 5 Feb. 20, 21 May duel, Bennett's card.. Sketch of... May 31 1 5 June 552 Socialists—attacks June 11. May duel, Phelps'scaraMay 22 5 5 Aug. 15, Sept. 18, Oct. 2, 4 Memorial to Cougres...Feb. 26 2.4 Socialists' bill—his victory Polar enterprise M ay 28 (Ed.) Oct. 21 4 4 July 22 Speculative enterpris's.Feb. 21 4 6 Returns to New-York..July 18 5 3 Tariff policy Dec. 24, 28 Bennett, Jno., letter from.. Jan. 26 3 1 lobacco bill defeated...Dec. 21 1 6 Bennington Monum't Asso.Jan. 30 5 1 Vatican, and the Aug. 9 1 Benson, Jno. S., card from.Aug. 325 Vatican, and the (c.)..Nov. 2 4 Benson, Jno. S., election edi- Bismarck, Princess, marriage of torials July 24 5 4 Nov. 7 8 Bentley, 3. W., charges agt.Oct 12 4 2 Bismarck, D. A., its present Bergen County in the revolut'n condition (C.) Oct. 5 2 Sept. 28 7 2 Black, J. S., sues BelknapApril 17 1 Bergh's, Henry, kindness to Black,Wm., a pathetic storyJan 2 4 animals Maich 16 3 6 Blackburn, Congressman, on Bergh, Henry, on swill milk Presidential candidates..Aug. 8 4 March 27 5 4 Blackburn, Congressman, Bernard. Claude, sketch of.Mar 246 prophecy Aug. 10 1 Berry, Jacob, case of May 181 Black Hills, one year in(C.)July 12 2 Bessemer, Henry, case of. .Nov. 29 4 6 Black Hills—romanticjourney. Best, Wm. J., report on Nat. Nov. 14 2 TrustCo Jan. 321 Blackmail-Brady case(Ed.)Jan 17 4 Bets, Geo. F., gives up office.. Blackmail—Widow Oliver case Sept. 14 10 2 (Ed.) Jan. 5 4 Bengless, J. D., letter from.Apl. 13 5 2 Blackwell's Island, manageme'fc Bible— English revisers ....Dec. 30 4 6 of Nov. 28 8 Bible, revision of Jan. 21 8 2 Elaine, Col. Ephraim July 6 2 Bibles, catalogue of, Stevens's Blame, Hon. James G. March 961 Address at New-England Bigamy, Badger case Nov. 234 Soc. dinner Dec. 24 2 Bigamy—Hoffman's 6 wives Anecdote, a Boston drummer Sept. 19 2 2 Dec. 11 5 Bigamy—Mindlein's 4 wivesOct 21 5 4 Appointments, a talk con- Bigamy, Smith,H. B.,(Ed.)Nov. 22 4 5 cerning Jan. 16 1 Biggins, Thos., case of May 8 1 1 Attach on Schurz—wood- Biglin. Bernard, card from.Nov. 554 cutting in MOD tan a. March 1 5 Biglin, Bernard, case ol...Nov. 20 8 4 Eulogy of Wm. King... .Jan. 23 2 Billiards (See Sporting.) Fishery award, on the Binckley, Jno. M.,flightof.May 753 March 12, 27 Bingham, Mary E.,divorceNov. 821 Grant for Pres. favors.Sept. 4 2 Bininger, W . B.,"sermon".,Dec. 554 Letter to Teller Com.-.Dec. 30 1 Bird, mocking—discussion in Mass, in the War of 1812, on court July 18 8 2 Jan.23 2 Birds, habits of ....Dec. 14 6 4 Phillips cor.—finance ..Sept. 26 2 Birkett's, P. C., claim July 2516 Politics, on,—talk with a cor. Births, registry of Dec. 17 8 1 Sept. 4 2 Births and marriages in Paris Silver bill Jan. 24 2 in'77 Sept. 751 Speech—Bath, Me....Sept. 9 1 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUTE FOB 1878.
B—Blaine—Books Date. Pg. Cl. B—Boonton—Breslin Date. Pg. Cl. Speech—Bedford, Me..Aug. 22 5 3 Boonton (N. J.), its attractions " Belfast, Me Aug. 785 (C.) June 126 " Maine Rep. Conven Booth, Edwin (see Drama.) July 31, Aug. 2 Booth, J. Wilkes June 22,27 '• Minn. State Fair..Sept. 423 Booth, W. A. and Edgar, busi- " Ogdensburg, N.Y..Sept. 13 1 1 ness troubles July 22 8 1 " Philadelphia Nov. 411 Border troubles—Mexican, Jan. 5 "Protection, on .Mayl] 1 3 8. 9, 14, 15, Aug. 13. 19, 22, 31 " Providence. R. I— .TSTov. 154 Borrowing Jan. 28 5 1 " Southern outrages..Dec. 12 2 1 Bosnia rebellion. .July 26, Ausr. 1 "Tariff April 22 5 5 6, 9, 16, 17, 19. 20, 23, 28, 31 " Silver...- Feb. 881 Sept. 2, 3, 5, 19, 26, 39 " (Ed.) Feb. 943 Boston audiences — concerning Timber cutting in Montana, (Eel.) Nov. 20 4 5 on March 14 1 1 Boston Belting Co. affairs..July 23 1 5 Timber lands, onthe.March 20 1 1 Boston, wickedness of Dec. 5 4 1 Statement concerning inter- Bothered (Ed.) Oct. 17 4 4 views Sept. 684 Botta, V., tribute from King Blair, Geo., speech of Aug29 1 4 Humbert July 30 5 3 Boucicault's, Dion, children.. Blair, Montgomery Nov. 12 3 1 Cipher dispatc's, on the.Oct. 19 1 6 Boughton, G.H., sketch ot Aug. 2fc> 4 5 Hayes's titie, on Jan. 9, Feb. 15 Boulevard,Eastern.assessments Letter co The Post...... Mav 18 1 2 March 30 6 2 Maryland politics, on (c) "Z BoutweiL Geo. S., L. W." Aug. 516 Address, " Mechanical pro- Memorial to Congress gress." July 11 5 5 April 12, 16, June 12 Speech — Binghamton, N. Blake, Jno. L., nominated for Y Aug. 17 1 4 Congress Sept. 26 8 3 Speech—Concord, N . H. Oct. 1024 Bianco-Terry wedding May 13 2 2 Speech—Elmira. \'. Y., Oct. 18 1 2 Bland Silver bill (see finance.).. Speech—Harrisb'g,Pa., Oct. 15 1 1 Blatchford, Judge, promotion Spinner cor Dec. 11 5 1 Of (Ed.) Feb. 16 4 2 Bowdoiu Alumni dinner.March 182 Blatchford, Sam'l, takes oath as Bowker, B. R., on the New- Judge April 16 8 2 York College March 931 Blauvelt, A., case o f July 256 Bowles, Sam'l, death of Jan. 17 5 2 Blind—National charity (Ed.)_. Bowles, Sam'l. tributes of re- Dec. 21 4 3 spect Jan. 24 5 Blindness color, Aug. 17, Dec. 7 Boy bandits (Ed.) June 6 4 Bliss, Geo., and Bernard Bieriin Boyesen, ±£. PI., card from June 25 5 3 Nov. 20 8 4 Boyesen and CJibana Univer- Charges and commissions, on sity July 153 the - April 23 5 3 Boylestown (Penn.) centennial Syndicate cont'ct,on the April 26 1 S March 2 10 3 Blodgett, Judge, case of Dec. 12 5 4 Boynton, H. v., evidence Blood, circi^ation o f March 161 June, 25, 26 Blood transfusion July 24 4 6 Boynton, N. A., charges against Blount, Jas. EL, on posta; cars Sept. 19 2 (Ed.) Dec. 19 4 2 Boys and storypapers July 25 8 Blunt, C. E., case of Jan. 19 5 '6 Brackett, Anna C., on the wom- Blunt, Geo. W., tribute Oct. 11 5 4 an's hotel May 28 5 2 1 " Blush o f Shame," (Ed.)..Oct. 563 Bradbury, V.C., Reade cor. July 13 5 1 Bodie mines—claimants Dec. 31 5 5 Braden, S., and the Navy..Dec. 20 1 ° ' Bodweli on the Fisheries ques- Bradford, O. E., case of."...Jan. 2 tion Nov. 16 3 4 Mav 23, Dec. 5, 6, 7, H), 11, i4 Boileriron, testing Nov. 14 2 4 Bradlaugh. Chas.. case oJL.Feb. 13 1 5 Bolivian improvements A ag. 19 8 1 " o n Beaconsfield Nov. 152 Bonanza mines Nov. 14 1 6 Bradley, Jos. P., on the Louisi- Bond, Major, on the Texas and ana Returning Board Feb. 414 Pacific Railway Jan. 30 1 1 Bradshawe, Jno., career..Dec. 30 6 1 Bond, security of the (Ed.).Jan. 31 4 4 Brady, J. R., on vile odors. April 29 5 3 Bonds, auction sale of Aug. 881 Bragg, E. S., on the Arniy.Feb. 19 5 3 Bonds (See also Finance). Brain—the mind (Ed.) May 17 4 4 Bonner, J., ease of April 103Ju'e 12 Brandy, cognac J uly 6 & 4 Bonner. Robt., card from..Jan. 14 5 5 Branscombe^.etppoint't.M'aich 811 Bonomi, Joseph Nalch. of. March 22 4 6 Bravay, Francois June 22 4 5 Bookbinding, artistic — London Brave, unreturning(Ed.)..Auff. 23 4 3 letter "G"W. S." Feb. 25 6 1 Bravo mystery Oct. 571 Bookkeeping and doorkeeping Bray, C. A., case of Nov. 23 o 1 (Ed.) March 12 4 4 Brazil, advices ftorn July 27 1 5 " Book post " (c.) June 22 3 2 Brazil—explorations May 435 Beokpublishers' trade saleApril 6103 Brazil—famine Dec. 27 1 Book—trade sale Sept. 21 10 2 Bread,brown July 13 6 3 Books, Englishmen stealing Bread—English (Ed.) Nov. 12 4 4 American March 30 2 6 Breaking up (Ed) June 26 4 Books—holiday .Dec. 14, 21 Brenaii, T. S., removal of..May 18 10 4 Books—new (See Literature.) Breslin, Patrick, case of..Dec 624 10 INDEX TO THE B—Brevoert—Brooklyn Date. PCI. Cl. B—Brooks—Burglary Date. Pg. Cl. Brevoert, J. C., withdrawal Brooks, E., and the Jennings from Astor Library March 16 4 6 libel suit May225 Brewers in council at Baltimore Brooks, E., on hard money.Oct. 19 5 1 June 616 Brooks, W. B., letter from.Sept. 28 4 2 Bribery—Langhorn ease. .June 25 1 2 Brothers-in-law.three(Ed.)May 143 Bridge, Blackwell's Island pros- Brown, Geo., case of July 13 7 1 pects April 13 5 6 Brown, H. A., tribute to..Aug. 30 4 6 Bridge, East Biver Brown, J.. end of his pastorate. Accident, two menkilled. . Feb. 26 1 5 June 15 5 5 Brown, J., bust of Dec. 27 5 3 Appropriations "by N. Y.— Brown, J., jr., letter from ..Mar. 23 5 3 Whitney's opinion...Aug. 13 2 5 Brown's, Jno. C., argument; Cables, , winding Oct. 10 8. 1 Texas and Pacific 'R. B. .April 19 1 2 Concerning—T. Weed's let- Brown, Jno. C.—check June 21 1 5 ter April 30 5 4 Brown, J. Y., and the electoral Costof Dec. 28 2 1 controveisy Feb. 546 Finances March 5, Julv 5 Brown, Sophia, case of Feb. 20 8 3 Sept. 3, Oct. 16, 17, Nov. 12 Brown, W. G., nom. for Gov. Law, and the (C) July 625 (N.BL.) Sept. 6 5 Legisla're o n expen's.Marcn 923 Browne's, I., library Dec. 12 2 Opposition Aug. 21 8 1 Browne, W. H., on trade-marks. Progress Feb. 582 Dec. 10 5 3 Bapid transit over May 25 10 4 Criticism—Bichards's... Dec. 14 2 5 Suit agt. N. Y., decisionNov. 12 2 3 Bryau, T. R., resigns an office. Work Dec. 656 May 30 1 3 Workdoue Oct. 524 Bryant, Win. C. Bridge, St. L. steel, sale of.Dec. 21 10 2 Death of June 13 1 6 Bridgman's, F. A., " Emperor Forefathers, concerning his. Commodus " Dec. 27 5 1 (C.) June29 2 3 Brig, Alice—case of barratry, History of the U. S* July 30 6 1 March 14, 15 Letter to Vincent Aug. 12 2 6 Briggs, Jas. A., noni. Coleman "Library o f Poetry "..Dec. 661 for Tax Oommis Sept. 482 Memorial meeting—Histor- Brigham, C. D., on the Lookout ical society Dec. 31 1 Mountain batMe Aug. 27 5 3 Temperance, on March 25 5 Brig'ton Hotel-affairs.Aug. 20, 22 " Thanatopsis " (JSd.)..June 18 4 Brisbee, D.H., case of Dec. 913 Tribute—Goethe Club..Oct. 31 2 4 Bristow, Hon. B. H., Will of June 24 3 1 Mule case Feb. 26 1 3 Bryee.J.,travePr.April 29, Aug. 8 Speech on finance Jan. 19 5 4 Buchanan, J. B., card fr...Dec. 21 2 6 Treasury accounts Feb. 27 1 1 Buchanan, ex-Presid'L—school- British Columbia—secede.Sepi. 316 mistress ....Dec. 23 4 4 Broadway widen'g—costs..Aug. 21 2 6 Buckingham Palace..June 17, 18, Brokers, Custom Eouse (Ed.) j.9, July 13 Feb. 18 4 4 Buckley, J. M., case of Jan. 28 2 Bronte, Charlotte—Christmas Buckley, J. M., on the Jonnson letter Dec. 20 4 5 case M.ay 21, 27 Bronzes—bazaar of Nov. 29 5 5 Buckner, A. H., letter to West- Brooke, F. W., vindicated..May 27 1 3 Chester Greenback men..Feb. 14 8 Brooklyn. Finance, on Nov, 20, Dec. 4 Aldermen's deadlock...Jan. 8 Budington, W. I., resigns his 9, 22 pastorate Dec. 23 8 1 Aldermen—committ's.. Mar. 681 Buel, Jas., o n silver March 212 Aldermen—sharp language. Bug, carpet Dec. 21 6 3 March 19 8 i, Building—statistics Dec. 21 5 2 Aldermen—twelve members Buildings, new June 29 3 2 retire March 12 2 4 " old land-marks May 31 3 2 Bridge (See Bridge.) "public Apnll3 1 1 Budget Jane 1 10 2 " public—appropriations..June 813 Charter amendments..April 222 Bulgaria, Government of..June 555 Coinmis'ners, indicted.. July 23 8 2 Bulgaria—Town of Salonica. Democratic (iiscipiine..Mar. 615 April 17 4 6 Election frauds: Dailey-Liv- Bulgarian compromise (Jfia.) ingston contest Nov. 26 June 26 4 3 27, 28. Dec. 3 " Bull's snubbing "—British in- Excise money stolen..Feb. 831 terests in laciia (Ed.) Jan. 28 4 4 Garbage contract Jan. 22 3 3 Bull, Ole, senas a check to The Judges on trial Jan. 12 7 1 Herald Nov. 28 5 2 Maiket project April 13 1 1 Bullock, B.W.. case of..Jan. 17. 18 Mayor Howell's Message. letter from Feb. 933 Jan. 823 Georgia politics, on Dec. 18 2 5 Officials on trial Nov. 26 8 1 Bundy, J . M., concerning..May 322 Police changes Dec. 19 8 2 Bunsted, Mr., and the Chinese Bevenuecoinpilieations.Feb. 26 8 2 (Ed.) Marcii 22 4 3 Supervs'rs, charges agt.Feb. 26 8 1 Burgess, Jno. W Feb. 16 4 6 Taxation April 19 2 2 Burglary. Taxes, discussing Aug. 23 8 2 Canal-st, No. 171...-April 156 (See also N.Y. Leg. Pro.) Fairview, N. J Aug. 27 2 4 NEW-YORK DAILY TBIBTJNE FOB 1878. 11
B—Burglary—Butler Date. Pg. B—Butler—Butter Date. Pg. Gl. Fif th-ave. hoax Oct. 31 8 Finance, his system of (Ed.) Kingston, N.Y Dec. 7 5 Mar. 142 Lenox, Mass., at Sept. 19 5 Fia. election, on the..April 27 1 1 Napoleo- , Louis Feb. 25 1 Greenback party, joins.July 6 10 3 Porfcer, Irving, Draper and Greenbacker, his definition •' Doc." arrest of. Aug. 12,13 o f Juiy 851 Porter, Win. (Morris), trial. Gov, of Mass.,nom. for.Sepr. 12 1 1 Dec. 12, 17, 18. 19, 21 Gov. of Mass.,nom. for.Sept. 18 1 1 " Bed" Leary in court. Gov'n'iShip— "popular call" Dec. 19, 20 Aug. 15 4 4 (See also Bobbery.) S-" Grip" (Ed.) Aug. 27 4 3 Burial-ground, dispute over a / Guest, uninvited (Ed.).-Tuly 944 Brooklyn Feb. 5 8 ' /'Interview—election results Burke, E. A.—Chandler corres. s and other topics Nov. 13 1 1 pondence Jan. 30, 31, Feb. 1 Kearney, and (Ed.) Aug. 544 Burke, E A., nomin'dfor State Kearney, and (Ed.) Sept- 543 Treasurer Aug. 8 1 • Kearney interview Aug. 354 Burnett, Mrs. Frances F..Feb. 27 4 Letter t oCal. Socialists.July 853 Burnham, S. W.,astr'n'm'r.Feb. 18 6 Latter to Irisli citizens.Ap'l 16 5 1 Burns, John, case of ...Ian. 30 3 Letter, writes an uncivil, to Burnside's, Gen., "A moral om- THE TRIBUNE Jan, 11 5 1 nibus bill" (Ed ) Apiill5 4 " Lit " has (Ed.) July 10 4 3 Burr, E. W., case of Sept. 2 2 MacVeagh, and (Ed.)..May 24 4 5 Burntt, Elihu, on Anglo-Mos- Methuen p'stmast'rship, &nd lems (Ed.) ."...April 25 4 tne Feb. 19 5 3 " Chips from Many Blocks " "(Ed.) Feb. 20 4 4 ,] une' 4 6 Mistake—Presidential elec- Engl's war fantasies,on Jan. 28 8 tion inquiry (Ed.) June 12 4 2 Labor and capital,on. .Mar.2. 30 National parry, on the.3uly22 2 4 Library of Nov. 14 4 National party.and the.June 28 5 1 Burt.s.W ,m'de n'v'l offic'r.July 12 1 Pacific Funding bill, on the Business. April 25 2 4 Banks, and the (Ed,)..April 11 4 Petition,a mod'st (Ed.) Aug. 17 4 4 Better times <.Ed.) Sept. 10 4 Presid'nt's title,on the.Juiie 19 1 5 Congressional com. inquiry, Bebuke (Ed.) June 26 4 4 - Aug. 2. 3. 5, 6, V, 22, 23, 24. Beply to an invitation to 27, 28,29, and Nov.l4,Dec.l4 speak July 18 2 2 Failures. (See Failures.) Bepublican party, and the Finance and (Ed.) Nov. 18 4 "' (Ed.) Aug. 12 4 2 Houses—cnan ires Jan. 11 8 Besign, asked to Oct. 3 1 2 Inflation, and—letter ±rom Besumption, on (Ed.)..Nov. 14 4 2 "Z. L. W." Oct. 5 3 Rules of the House, on the Outlook (Ed.)..Feb.12, Mar. 27, Feb. 22 4 5 May 20, June 7, Nov. 11 " Same," the (Ed.) Nov. 13 4 4 Silver question, and the Scripture, quotes Jan. 30 3 1 (Ed.) Jan. 30 4 Sherman-Webber letter, on Year ends, how (Ed.)T>ec.27,30 the Aug. 28 1 6 Year's, the (JCd.) Dec. 27 4 Silver, on Feb. 19 1 1 (See also Trade.) silver and gr'nb'cks. speech Butler, Ben on Feb. 27 1 2 Address—Dairy Fair Dec. 4 1 Simmons's defeat, on..Feb. 28 4 5 Barking—" Louisiana hole " speech at Bidd'ford,MeAuer. 12 1 1 / (Ed.): Aug.17 4 Speech to employes of The / xBeneficenoe, and (C.)..Aug. 17 3 Advocate Aug. 20 2 1 . Bondholder, is he a Aug, 17 1 Speech in Indianap'lis.Sept. 21 10 4 Bonds Aug. 29 1 Speech at New-Haven. Aug. 21 5 2 ' .Bonds, investments in.July 13 1 Speech at Taunton, Mass.. Bonds—1'tt'r to ScofieldAug. 28 1 Oct. 572 " Butierism at Home" (Ed.) Speech on Silver Jan. 29 1 1 Sept. 13 4 Talk with a TRIBUNE re- Call from his friends.-Aucr. 15 8 porter Sept. 24 5 3 Campaign—Boston letter, " Where's he going to "Z. L. W." Sept. 21 1 stride?" (Eil.) June 19 4 3 Campaign — Boston letter, x^Work in Washington (Ed.) "Z. L. W." Oct. 12 4 July 15 4 2 Circular to Democrats,Sept. 14 1 Butler, M. C., bends July 25 4 5 Comments upon, by social- Election case Dec. 11 1 1 ists Julv 8 5 Speech to Ms constituents Committee, "late Potter" (Ed.) July 24 4 3 (Ed.)...... June 29 4 Butler, Wm. A., on the Excise Convention (Ed.)..Sept. 18. 19 Law Jan. 30 5 3 Cox quarrel April 6 3 Butter, adulterated Mar. 30 6 3 Decorat'n Day addresi.May 31 2 Brands (Ea.) Feb. 443 "Departed" (Ed.) Aug. 15 4 Oleomargarine May 6 8 2 " Family party" (Ed.).Sept. 17 4 Oleomargarine, making and Fees Oct. 7 1 selling May 781 /^"Fiat," his definition of Butter an d cheese—Dairy Fair / (Ed.) sept. 24 4 O^c. 223 12 INDEX TO THE
B—Buttoned—Canada I ate Pa. Cl. C—Canada -Carver Date. Pd. CL " Buttoned pockets " (Ed.). Jan. 3 4 5 Ministers, sketches of. -Oct. 22 5 4 Buzzard, new American July 20 6 1 Par lament -- scene May 11 * 10 4 By-gones—Doorkeeper Polk Politics, tempest in..March 7 1 5 "(Ed.) Mar. 131° 4 3 Protection • • March 14 ] 3 By-gones for one—concerning Protection .Sept. 19 1 y Densions (Ed.) Feb. 27 4 4 Province building interiors Bj-gones, some fresh—" Chis- —Halifax letter ..Nov. 28 1 1 hoimmassacre" (Ed.)..April /\ 4 3 Public debt March 1 1 6 Byrnes, John, caseof Mar. 121° 8 3 Quebec elect1OB s May 3 5 6 Byron—Hodgson's Mem'rs.Dec. 18 6 1 Quebec Minis'y resides M'ch 4 8 2 Byron, Katie,drowuing of.Sent. 1010 2 2 Topics—affairs at the capital Byzantine history, a scrap^of (5) Oct. 24 8 Q Mar. 1 4 6 Trade notes ..Feb. 11 3 2 C. Canals. Cabidel, Pere June 10LO 4 6 Albemarle and Chesapeake Cabinet officers in Con Jan.16 1 4 May 31 3 5 «• (Ed.) Jan. 16 4 4 Board April 3, 19 Cadets, assignment of Aug. 9 5 3 Buffalo, business at Oct. 1 8 3 Cairoli. sketch of Dec. 26 5 1 Business - statement ..Dec., 16 1 3 Calculating machine Aug. 31 6 1 Commissioner — concerning Calculatingrepentance(E'd)Jan. ~1 4 2 the office ..Jan. 9 5 3 Caldwell, 8. L., made president Delaware Aug 3 S 9, Vassar College. Sept. 15 5 2 Delaware and Hudson Co., Oaldwell. Wm. P., on Southern annual meeting May 15 2 3 claims...... May 220<>, 1 4 Erie break . Auf«?. 30 1 3 California Mining Co., annual Erie receip's at Buffalo.Dec. 2 3 1 report Jan.21 3 3 Exnendifures.Sept. 21, Nov. 2 " migration projects Marcn e">< 6 4 Free a (Ed ) April 16 4 5 Calvin, D. C., Surrogate. Free, (Ed.) March 1 4 3 Administration April 16 5 4 Free— Dr-.Hayes's spc'hFeb. 28 5 5 Anpointmenss May 13 2 3 International contract rati- card from —May "9 5 4 fied May 25 5 4 Beport to Legislature.-May _8 2 1 Inter-Oceanic question Nov. 13 8 2 Camels in Arizona April 13 8 5 Management ol rulesMareh 30 2 3 Cameron, Col., at BullBun.Dec. 23*'S 1 2 "Receipts - ..Nov. 5 1 6 Cameron, Don, banquet in Phil- Beportof the auditor Jan. 2, 19 adelphia Jan. 2525 2 2 Beport State Qom'oii.March 2 2 3 Cameron, Simon, breach of "Report—Van Bureri's.-Jap. 1 5 3 promise case, Jan. 3, 15, June Toll-sheet, low, adopte.i.Jan. IB 5 4 29, Oct. 28>Q Tolls . • • July 4 H 1 " (Ed.) Jan. 5. Aug. 0727 Tonnage of .Dec. 25 9, 5 Grant, on Nov. 20JO 4 6 (See also Legislature.) Lincoln's cabinet, on..July 1515 5 5 Candee. J. D., shooting of" Aug. 8 5 4 Camp,E.C.,on Bepudiation.Dec. 2"26 2 5 Candidates for office in N. Y. Campbell, Allan Oitv Oct. 5 5 '>, Aldermen, and tlie Jane 5 2 1 Candidates for city ana county Kelly quarrel ..Aug.24, Oct. I Nov. 4 2 1 Politics, on city Sepi. 1212 5 4 Candler. M. G.. and the south Beport s Aug. 20 8 1 (Ed.) Nov. 9 4 4 Campbell, Jas.L,., on the South Cannibalism Feb. 12, 13 Carolina election Dec. 5 2 1 Cannon tor monuments ..March 30 1 1 " facts—South Carolina frauds Canter, "Jack " forger May 1 5 2 (Ed.) Dec. 16 4 3 Cape May,N. J.. features of (C.) Camphausen. Prussian minister '•Z. L. . W." ..Aug. 10 3 resigns March _ I 5 Summer, in (C.) "Z.L. W." — Camping out (Ed.) July 24 4 4 Aug. 7 2 5 Campmeetiug, Ocean Grove Capital, Eastern (Ed.) Aug 1 4 3 July 13, 18 Camfcal and labor ; Ed.) Aug. 8 4 3 "Bound .Lake.-July 16, Aug. 10 Canitalist and speculator (Ed.) " Shelter Island July 2727 3 4 July 25 4 3 Camp-meetings (Ed.) July 26 4 3 Capitol — New-York, descrip- Campos, T,L, made Governor of tion of, " (\ C's" Dec. 26 5 3 Cuba June 17 5 5 Car Trust Co Nov. 12 8 1 Canada. Carlyle, TLos — autobiography Court—'-'Exploits of flunkev- (Ed.) Nov. 18 4 4 ism." (Ed.) Dec. 7 4 4 Carlyle, Thos.. on Bea?,onsfield Customs Union-Amg\29,Sept. 4 Dec. 2 2 1 Customs Union (Ed.)..Sept. 7~ 4 5 Carnarvon, Earl,on ttie Eastern Dominion Parliament ODen- question .,..Jan. 3, 17 9 10 2 Carnarvon, Lord,resigned.. Jan. 25 1 4 Electionfe .".".".' Sept! 21 2 6 Carpenter, Hugh S., made pas- Fmture of—Montreal letten tor April 12 8 ?, Dec. 2 1 4 Carpenter, L. C., caseof Feb. 21 5 Jnvaded by an American Carpets, about Nov. 9 3 6 cutter uct 14H 1 3 Cart* ordinance July 17 9, 5 Loan—new 4 per cent..Dec. 9 1 5 Cartroen— "owning the streets" Mercantile statistics Jan. 161 *> 1 5 (Ed.) May 4 4 3 Ministry, new Oct. 19, 21 Carver, W. F., rifle prac'e.-July 15 2 6 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1878. 13 C—Case— Chandler Date. Pg. Cl. C—Chandler— 'Jhase Date. Pg. Cl Ca^e, Rob. L., case of...... Chandler, Hon. Wm. E. Feb. 14, March 19, July 31 Burke correspondence Casilear, G. W.. concern'g.May 3 1 Jan. 29. 31, Feb. 1 restored to office- ...... Ju'ie 26 1 Charges agt. Pres. Hayes, "Casket," Royal Golden iBd.) (letters reprinted)....Feb. 11 1 2 March It? Charges against Bayes, re- Cassagnac, Paul de, as a dullest peats Feb. 23 1 2 March 22 Letter to Cox—cipher dis- Cassagnac's, Paul de, household patches Oct. 18 2 1 discord ...... Dec.23 New-Hampshire election, on Cassiua, Nicolas, case of ...... the March 14 1 5 June 24, July 12, 24 Southern policy, o n the.Dec. 755 (See also JLegal.) Sneech in New Hampshire ; Castellani pictures.(See Fine Arts.) Southern question ,^0ct. 23 5 2 Castellanos, H. C...... Sept, 12 Channel, paddling across the Castle Garden, who should pay English Aug. 22, Sept. 28 for ...... Dec. 14 Chanin. Asa L., arrest of..Mar. 682 Castlereagh,Lord, elected mem- Cliapin^ H. B., on schools..Dec. 18 2 6 ber of British House____May 20 Chaplains, army July 13 3 6 Casualties (see accidents.) Chapman. J. L., inventor.Nov. 12 2 2 Catalogues and indexes (Ed.).. Character, test of,—Resumption Dec. 6 Act (Ed.) Aug. 24 4 3 Cathedral, description of. -Oct. 23 Charges and cornmisions cases fair ...... Oct. 23 Jan= 12, April 20, 22 lair-scenes ...... Nov. 2 Charity. fair, close of ...... Dec. 2 Aid for institutions—excise Cathedral at Providence..Nov. 29 moneys Dec. 27 8 5 Catholic Church—Baptist min- "An unknown helping hand." isters on ...... Dec. 24 March 2, 21, Sept. 7 Catholic complaints of injustice Appeal, strange (Kd.)..Apl. 26 4 5 March 19 Board of United—its report. Catholic Synod (Bonn) favors April 15 2 2 marriage ...... ____ June 15 Bowery Branch appeal for Cabin's, G.L., appoint'nt. March 16 aid .June 15 2 6 Catlm, G. L., dinner to ...April 8 " Buttoned pockets " (Ed.) Catskills, letter ...... Aug. 9 Jan. 345 Cattlo — "Contagious Diseases Dollars, what $200 have Act" ...... Sept. 28 done June 826 " Caucus King," (Ed.).... April 19 " Good d -eel in a naughty " Caucus," the word, in Eng- world " (Ed.) :June 10 4 4 lish ...... Oct. 14 Harper's home for the sick Cazneau, Mrs. Wm. L.. sketch (Ed.)., ..MarcliBO 4 4 of ...... Dec. 31 Hopper Home (Ed.)...April 445 Cemetry— Camp Chase____May 23 Kings County system of .Jan 18 8 2 Census : N. Y. State ...... Jan. 1 Methods—letter from Dr. J. Supt. Walker's report..Nov. 30 Hall March. 2 3 3 Centenarian : Briltam, Grace.. National—for the blmd(Ed.) Dec. 14 Dec. 21 4 3 Frelin gliuysen ...... Aug. 2 3 '• Play-people " and (Ed.) Solis, Miguel ...... May 9 Sept, 944 Centenarians, death oii two Feb. 9 Politics and (Ed.) Nov. 23 4 4 death of, in 1877 ...... Feb. 20 Seashore Cottage June 745 Centennial exhibits aband. Jan. 4 State Asso.-.-Mar. 29, May 10 Central Part—plan ....Feb. 19, 21 Suggestion, a timely(Ed.) sale of liquor in ...... March 4 March 543 Cernuschi, H., onBland's silver Systems of—Winter's work bill (Ed.) ...... May 6 (Ed.) Nov. 25 4 4 on silver (Ed.) ...... Dec. 27 TRIBUNE receives $1,000 fr. Cesnola's, Gen., lectures "Arts a "Danbury gentleman" of Cyprus." Nov. 8, 15, 22, 28 (Ed.) March 244 Cesnoia on excavating in Cy- Widow, a poor destitute .. prus ...... Nov. 22 March 651 Cesnoia, Maj., arrest of Nov, 28 Work and needs March 222 Chaffee, J. B., on Colorado.Nov. 30 Charleston harbor jetty bias. Chamberlain, D. H., indictment Aug. 31 7 1 Nov. 9, 12, 18 Cliarlesnon Cham, of Com. 011 on the cipher dispatches. Oct. 17 finance Jan. 21 2 1 Chamberlain, J. L..— Hawkins's Charleston News on election reception ...... Dec. 7 frauds (Ed.) .Nov. 29 4 3 Chamberlain, S., receivership Charleston News—on Governor trouble ...... Marcii 16 Chamberlain Nov. 15 4 6 Chambord wants to be King of lharlotte, Princess, marriage of France ...... Nov. 26 Feb. 19 1 6 Ciiampio's'ip, unwise (Ed.)July 26 'harter(See New-York City and Champlin, John W., charges Legislature). agt ...... sept.19 Charter Oak (See Insurance). Chandler, Prof., defence Health Chase, S U., sentence of..June 25 1 6 Board ...... Jan. 4 Chase, Sara B., career of..May 13 2 5 14 INDEX TO THE C—Chase—Chisholm Date. Pci- Cl. C-Chit—Churches Date. Pg. Cl Chase, Sara B., Case of May 10 8 4 Chittenden, Simon B., speech Letter from May, 11, 18 on silver Feb. 11 3 1 Chautauqua recreations..Aug. 19 2 5 Chloroform-case of death.Feb. 8 4 6 Chemistry—a poor Dusin's.Mar. 23 6 3 Choat, Jos. H., on the Excise Cheney, Thos. P., charges agt. law ., Jan. 30 5 3 Feb. 25, 27, 28, March 2, 4, 6. 8 On the municipal amendm'ts 9, Aug. 19 Feb. 4 8 1 Cherry Hill centennial Aug, 1655 Choat, Ruf us Feb. 5 4 Chicago : debt .Tan. 3, Feb. 15 8 1 Choat, Win. G., nom. for Dis- Honest Money League—ad- trict Judge March 15 1 dress Nov. 12 1 2 Sketch of March 15 3 Land cases Feb. 16 1 3 Cholera in Arabia ; stat sties Literary life of (C.) Dec. 18 6 2 March 23 6 Bepudiators Feb. 19 5 2 Choppm, Sam'l, on vellow fever Scrip, validity o f Mav 352 Nov. 23 2 Chickering & Sons—pianos.Dec 753 Christ, coming of vEd.) Oct. 26 6 Children, abandoning March 522 Christ—Prophetic Conference Aid Soc.. reception Dec. 715 Oct. 31, Nov. 1, 2 Aid Soc., work of (Ed.)-Dec. 16 4 4 Descriptions of.. .March 10, 13 Carnival at the AcademyFeb 27 5 5 Christian, Geo. W., grave rob- Italian, commitment of!Mar. 15 7 1 ber June 10 1 Poor, reliel to July 15 4 4 ChristiancT, I. P., on silv'r.Feb 9 4 Seasidehome Feb. 12 8 2 Christina, Queen, career of, Sep. 21 2 Sick—sending to the country Christinas—King of to-day(Eel2 4 4 High and low (Ed.) May 25 4 Question—report to Con.Feb 26 2 6 Holy Trinity benevolent Quenes(Ed.) Dec. 27 4 4 work Jan. 5 8 Vote, why tney cannot (C.) Holv Trinity, free from debt. Nov. 16 2 5 Feb. 25 2 Ware, specimens of June 1951 Lotteries, concerning (Ed.) Chisholm, Mrs., a talk with Nov. 22 4 March 15 1 2 Madison Ave. Baptist suit. Chisholm massacre—" some March 21 1 fresh bygones "(Ed.)—April 443 Marcy Ave. (B'lyn) anniver- Chisholm mem. services.... May 20 1 1 sary Nov. 22 5 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1878. 15 C—Churches—Clark Date. Pg. Cl. C—Clark— Coal Date. Pg. Cl. MetJaodist Epis. Conference, Clark, A.W.,j8peech at Lambert- Newark April 455 ville, N. J ...... Oct. la 2 4 Methodist JBpis. Conference Clark, B. S. W., nom. for Supt. (N.Y.) - April 455 Pub.Works ...... Jan. 24 5 3 Methodist Epis. mission '•confirmed ...... Jan 31 5 3 work Dec. 30 5 4 Clark, Edw'd, vindicated..April 26 1 3 Metropolitan M. E. (Wash- Clark, G. K.,flightof ..... April 813 ington), its finances.-May 25 2 3 Clarke, J. T. —insurance. .Dec. 25 5 6 Music Aprill3 8 1 Clark, T .W., card from.... May 256 Music—Prof. Hitter's lecture Clark, W. J,, case of ...... May 22 8 1 March 29 5 5 Clarke, F.W., on the North car. Our Lady of Grace (new), Volcano ...... July 19 2 6 Hoboken Nov. 11 8 7 Clarke, Jas. F., on the Bible. Park Conere, B'lyn finances. Dec. 11 5 3 Jan. 28 2 3 Pi^-iron ...... May 11 2 1 Pilgrims'—chapel dedicated. Timber question____May 18,25, Dec. 16 2 4 June 1, 15, 22 Plymouth finances Jan. 11 2 4 Claxton, Kate, bankruptcy.Feb. 27, Plymouth—rental of pews. July 9 Jan. 725 Card...... Feb. 28 8 4 Reformed Epis. progress. Marriage o f...... March 582 Jan. 17 8 3 Claxton. Thos., pardon of..July 212 St. Ann's (B'lyn) debt..Feb 4, " Clear and convincingquiequietust ' May 29, 3o, Feb. 482 (Ed.). Nov. 27, 28 St. Bartholomew's—out of Clearing-House, history of,Dec. 20 15 debt Feb. 22 8 1 Clearing-House on Resumption. St. Francis Xavier—corner- "Nov. 13 2 stone May 625Clearing-House for stocks, a St. Stephen's Roman Catho- (C.) .April 6 2 lic—fire Nov. 25 2 4 Cleopatra's Needle arrived in Sermons (See Sermons.) London ...... Feb. 4 4 Strangers in—seats Jan 28 1 6 Clergy, meeting of, in Oxtord. - Subscriptions (C.).,c.-.Jan. 755 May 30 5 Taxation of Feb. 19 1 6 Clergy, scarcity of the (C.).Dec. 7 2 Taxation "A knotty ques- Clergy and the stage, the (Ed.) tion" (Ed.) Feb. 20 4 4 Feb.. 13 4 Transfiguration,—a busy Clergyman, a plain-praying church Dec. 21 4 2 (Ed.) ...... March 8 Trinity's Masses March 30 3 2 Clergymangy , conduct of an Em's. Trinity corporation..March 13 8 6 (Ed!) ...... Sept. 5 4 Trinity, work of Feb. 25 4 6 Cleveland—viaduct ...... D ec. 28 5 Waverly Methodist (N. J.) Clews, Henry, arrest or____Feb. 9 3 trouble April 122 Clews, Henry, bailed ...... Feb. 12 2 Wise, a (Ed.)...."....Sept. 544 Clifton, Tillie, case of ...... Sept. 23 1 Women's Dec. 13 8 1 Clinton, H. L.—Calvin rebukes. Work in Liberia....March 28 2 4 Oct. 3 2 Eulogy of Tilden ( Ed.) -- June 8 4 Cider brandy April 11 5 1 On city expenses ...... Feb. 20 '*2 Cigarette smoking Jan. 21 2 2 Clocks—self-luminous dials. Cigar-makers i n trouble..Nov. 592 Dec. 12 5 Cigar-making in tenement- Clothing trade ...... March 2 3 houses Jan. 10 3 2 Clown's story, a ...... April 30 1 Cigars, drawbacks on exported. Coaching Club, parade of . .May 27 2 April 16 2 3 Coach'g Club trip toConn.Sept. 20 10 Cigars, Havana July 15, 16 Coaching—Tally Ho's Phila. Cipher dispatches. trip ...... May 6 (See Telegrams.) Coal. Cipperly-HughesauarreL.Aug. 16 2 6 Combination.. Jan. 3, 5, 14, 17, Civil Service (See Political.) 26, Oct. 17 " Civilization and Noise " (Ed.) Combination (Ed.) ...... Feb. 28 Dec. 19 4 4 Combination broken... Dec. 28 Claflin, H. B., on freight rates. Combination, Legislative Feb. 784 inquiry ...... Feb. 26, 27 Claflin, H. B.—silk suits (Ed.) Lehigh Co., plan for reorg. . Dec. 644 Jan. 5 Claimants and blaekmal (C.) Mining of, suspended. .Feb. 12 Aug. 7, 17 Operators in conven. at Claims against the Government Phila ...... Nov. 18 (Ed.) Junel3 4 4 Output for October____Sept. 18 Claims—Conger's bill June 21 1 2 Output for December. . .Dec. 6 Claims-Potter's bill June 19 1 Price—Decline in ..... Nov. 30, Claims, Commissioner of, his re- Dec. 19 port Dec. 14 1 3 Price—rates for April. .April 6 Claims (See also Southern.) Price in Switzerland. . .June 10 Clam—" mistaking sauce for Production for Sept____Aug. 22 soup "(Ed.) June 13 4 4 Production and prices. .May 22 Clark, Alex., on Realt's suicide Production and prices.June 25 Oct. 31 6 1 Production, quotas of..Jan. 30 16 INDEX TO THE C—Coal—College Date. PC/. Cl. C—College Sales, large ..Feb. 28, Mar. 28, Dartmouth students indict'd June 27, Aug. 29, Nov. 27 March 29 1 6 Trade... May 18 7 4 Dartmouth troubles.March 20 1 5 Worth, what i ti s (C.) Jan. 754 Dickinson Com June 29 2 6 Coast Guard—inspectors...June 28 1 2 Disorders—N. Dow's letter Coast, perils of the (iid.)...Feb. 14 4 4 Nov. 625 Cobb, Kate M., case of.July 17, 19, Electric rued, graduates. Jan 31 8 4 Nov. 13 Elmira Female Com..June 18 2 2 Cobbett, Wm.. death of Fel). 28 4 4 Expenses of students. .Jan 26, Cobden's, Richard, daughters Feb. 4, 21, 25 Oct. 23 2 1 Girard(Ed) Jan. 25 4 6 CoTburn, Geo.B.,on THE TRIBUNE Hamilton Com June 28 2 1 Noy. 14 5 5 Hamilton—JuniorExhib.Apl. 313 Cochrane, John, on Gerrit Harvard Commencement.. Smith Feb. 2, 9, Mar. 23, 26 June 27 5 3 Cockburn-Penzance dispute, Finances Jan. 10 1 3 London letter "G. W. S.".Dee. 30 2 1 Notes Nov. 932 Code of Remedial Justice. (See Report, annual Jan. 14 6 1 Legal.) Women examination s,ior Coe, I'Jnos L., case of May 24 2 2 —An attack Feb. 151 Coe, Geo. S., on finance April 27 1 2 Harvard MemorialHallJuly 155 Coffee-houses (English), in N. Hazing in (C.) Feb. 23 3 1 Y Nov. 29 2 5 " In loco parentis " (Ed.) Coffee raisins: in the IT. S..Jan. lu ;$5 6 March 14 4 4 Coffin, C. C., on patents....Feb. 9 *1 2 Inter-collegiate Asso. con- Coffin filled witif stones, a. .Jan. 14 5 5 test Jan. 11 2 6 Coffins to London, exportingJan 16 5 1 Inter-colleg'e contests Sept. 28 12 2 Coffroth, A. EL, concerning.Oct 14 5 1 Xnter-colleg'e Asso. meet.. Coffroth, A. H., letters Sept. 27 4 5 Jan. 12 2 3 Cognac July 634 Inter-colleg'e meetings (Ed) Cohen, Isaac, labor-agitator.. Jan. 10 4 4 Sept. 18. 20, 21 Jefferson Mea'l Phila. Com. " (Ed.) Sept. 23 4 4 March 13 -1 6 Coin. (See Finance.) Keble—Oxford its objects Coins and medals, sale of rare.. May 25 5 1 Nov. 13 8 1 Lafayette Notes. Feb. 186 Coleman, M., as Tax Commis- Living, cost of Jan. 14 6 1 sioner Sept. 441 Manhattan Com June 25 8 2 Colfax's, S., speech to farmers.. Mass. Agile. Com June 20 5 Sept. 20 2 3 Maynooth burned Nov. 2 1 Collectorship. (See Arthur and Medical for Women Com.. Merritt.) April 5 8 MichiacanUniv.—new depar- College. ture": , Dec. 18 6 Amherst Com June 24, 28 New-York City,abolishment Amherst notes May725 question of Jan. 25 2 3 Amherst students susperi de'd Changes Dec. 31 5 3 Oct. 422 Commencement June 28 8 2 Amherst—Tappan suit.May 28 i 3 Free admission March 20 8 2 Avranches—France Sept. 352 Letter from " a graduate" Barbaraties—Princeton af- Jan. 26 6 fair (Ed.).... Feb. 22 4 3 Literary societies debate " Book " Richardson and March 23 5 2 Clark's Nov. 26 6 1 Ohio Medical—troublesJune 652 Brooklyn Collegiate Insti- Orations, concerning..April 19 4 5 tute Com June 20 2 3 Pennsylvania Com June 27 2 3 Child's death, a, letter from Pharmacy Com March 20 2 2 "W. W." June 22 3 1 Physicians and Surgeons' Cincinnati Weslyan debtJan 9 1 Com March 2 5 Columbia boat race at Hen- Physicians and Surgeon-, ley --- July 5. 6 dinner March 752 Columbia improvem's..May 28 8 1 Pittsburg Female Com. June 22 2 2 Columbia Com June 13 8 2 P r i nceton Affairs—letter Columbia crew recept'nAug 12 3 2 from a Trustee .Nov. 23 2 Columbia Law School Com. Changes (Ed.) Jan. 4 4 May 16 5 Commencement June 18 2 School of Mines Dec. 7 2 Fight among students.. Commencement Notes.June 15, Feb. 20, 22. March 15, 16, 19 18, 19,22. 29, July 3 " (Ed.) March 14 4 4 Commencements (Ed.).June 26 4 4 Growth of ...June 17 5 2 Cornell Com June 18 2 1 Life at (C.) April 654 Cornell students' expenses.. Students as voters.. Mar. 13, Feb. 14. March 2, 16 14 Cornell-Harvard boat race. Psi Upsilon convention May 354 July 18 1 1 Regatta—Cornel] vs. Har- Culture i n Jan. 982 vard July 16 1 1 Dartmouth Com June 27 2 2 Regatta—Yale vs. Harvard. Dartmouth, history of.Sept. 20 6 1 June 29 1 1 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1878. 17 C—College—Commerce Date. Ptf. Ct. C—Commerce—Cong ' Date. Pg. Cl Boanoke, Anniversary.June 13 5 3 Silver, on Feb. 8 8 4 Boanoke,condition of March 7 5 4 Trade topics, discusses.Mar. 824 Burgers Com June 19 5 2 Commerce with South America. st.Francis Xavier ComJune 25 8 3 Dec. 28 1 1 St. Joan's Com June 27 8 1 Commercial conven. Chicago. St. Stephen's Com June 21 2 3 Nov. 13, 14 Selon Hall Com ....June 20 2 4 New-Orleans Dec. 4, 5, 6, 7 Songs Dec.16 4 6 Statistics in TRIBUNE Alma- Studies, talks about optional nac Jan. 12 4 6 (Ed.). Feb. 22 4 4 Committee, an embarrassed— Tramp of students Sept. 3 5 5 Matthews (Ed.) June 15 4 5 Tufts Com June 20 2 4 Communism. Union Finances June 25 8 1 Chicago (Ed.) May 144 Union Com June 24 5 4 College—debate Dec. 21 5 5 Vassar Com June 27 2 2 Danger o f (Ed.) May 942 Veterinary Surge's—trouble Get ready for (C.) May 25 3 1 Sept. 17 8 3 " Honest man's, an "..July 13 2 4 Williams Com July 3 2 1 Letter from Maverick. April 27 2 6 Williams—trouble May 9 1 5 Ohio May 424 Y<*le Class of '53, letter fr. Pennsylvania Feb- 26 1 5 "I. H. B." July 1 5 4 Pierald (Ed.). June 27 4 3 Yale Commencem't. June 24 5 3 Principles, some plain(Ed.) Crew, new Feb. 22 2 4 July 544 Gift April29 5 4 Bemedy for (Ed.) May 843 Literary Soc March 1 4 6 St. Louis May 18 1 2 (old) Feb. 14 5 5 Societies (Ed.) Aug. 17 4 5 Magazine Jan. 30 5 1 Southwest at the (Ed.).Mar. 22 4 3 Notes Jan. 19, Feb. 2, 9, Strength of June 15 3 1 March 2, 9. April 15. 27, Threats of, Wilkesbarre let- May 13, June 27, 28, Sept. ter, "Z. L. W." July 24 5 2 28, Oct. 7, 16, 26, Nov. 12, (See also Labor and Social- Pec 11, 18 ism.) Statistics June 20 8 1 Comstock, A., card from. .Jan. 21, Collins enteiprise (Ed.) Aug. 13 4 4 July 11 Collins, Einma, case of. .July 22. 23 method of detective work (See also Legal.) (C.) July 13 2 3 Collisions (See Accidents.) (Ed.) June24 4 3 Colm ail's, S., tribute to B. Tay- Conant, C.W., case of Feb. 27 1 1 lor Dec.20 2 4 Letcer from Feb. 852 Colonial Trusts Corporation Conant, W. A,, and the "Colo- frauds Oct. 18 8 3 rado stone man" ..Feb. 855 Colonization, concerning (Ed.) Concerts (See Music.) Feb. 23 4 5 Conclave (See Papal.) (See also Emigration.) • Colorado. Coney Island. 1 Convention, Dem July 20 5 1 Claimants Aug. 8, 24, 27 "Greenback Aug. 16 1 1 Improvements March 12 8 1 " Republican Aug. 9 2 2 Map Aug. 316 Election, Bep. victory ..Oct. 3 1 1 Prosperity July 2 1 4 ' "Giant" Jan. 24 1 6 Ba.ilroads Aug. 316 Land of promise (C.).-July 6 6 2 Tidal wave Feb. 2 10 • 2 Prospects—Senator Chaffee's Travellers transported..July 921 views Nov. 30 6 1 Coniiden ce restored (Ed.)..May 29 4 3 Colored Orphans' Home—Louis- Confederate archives Aug. 26 1 3 iana Nov. 11 8 1 Geography, a Feb. 1246 Colorert people (See Nee;ro.) Memorial"Day .April 27 1 5 Columbus, remains of Jan. 24 1 5 Mont y,gold val.of (Ed.). Aug. 15 4 2 Combe.Geo., ana L'd Brougham. Monurn't—Augusta, Ga.Nov. 185 May 27 4 6 " Soldier," Waddell's lecture Combe, Geo., life of Oct. 4 6 1 May 421 Commerce, annual report on' in- Confederates as jurors Dec. 25 1 2 ternal :». .Sept. 17 1 5 (See also South.) improvement of our (Ed.) Conference—Wonnley's Hotel. May 1 4 3 June 11 1 1 N ew-York—foreign Feb. 12 2 2 Confession (Ed.) April 26 4 2 Commerce (See also Trade.) Confessions—" conscience epi- Commerce, Chamber of demic " (Ed.)...- April27 4 4 Banquet Mav 15 5 5 Confessions, two, Tilton-McLin. Charter amendment. .April 4 6 April 26 5 2 Customs duties, on Dec. 6 2 2 Congdon's, Chas. T., tribute to Moieties, on June 7 8 6 B.Taylor Dec.20 2 1 Officers elects May 3 8 2 Congregational Asso., Am.Jan. 30 8 1 Bailroad Committee report. Congregationalist — and Gail March 1 2 1 Hamilton June 29 2 1 Bailroad rates, on Jan. 31 1 4 " Congress—Beauty and Cul- Beports Feb. 12, May 17 ture " Feb. 12 8 1 Biver improvements, on. " rowdyism rampant" (Ed.) Dec. 6 2 2 Feb. 13 4 18 INDEX TO THE C—Congress Date. 1'g. Cl. C-Congress Dale. Pg. Cl. Congress, European (See Euro- Canal—North to South...Feb. 28 2 6 pean.) Canal—Rocky Mountains— Congress, New-York in (Ed.) Grover'sbill Feb. 16 1 3 Oct. 23 4 2 Canals—$189,000,000 asked Congress. U. S.—Proceedings. for May21 l 3 Acklen's, J. H., claim for seat Cann on for monuments... M ar 30 1 1 in House Feb. 21 3 1 Carpenter's picture—presen- Acts signed by Pres. Hayes. tation Feb. 13 5 4 June 10 1 3 " Caucus, King" (Ed.)... Apl. 19 4 3 Acts which failed June 22 2 6 Caucus of Rep.rieiiat'rs.- - Apl. Ill Acts and resolations passod, Census Committee—House... June 19, 21 May 926 Adj ouriied si n e die JuiJ e 21 1 1 Cheney, Thos P., case Apl. 311 Advertising sheet, an official. China" famine—memorial to March 513 aid ." Feb. 0 1 1 Agricultural Dc;partment,con- Chinese question April 12 3 1 cernmg May 436 Games-? question—report... reports May 17 2 5 Feb. 26 2 6 Arctic exploration Jan. 26 1 3 Chinese question—Morton's Arms for States,) ssue of. April 224 paper Jan. 1821 Army Appro, bill J une 713 Civil Service Dept.—Harri- Appro, bill passed botu son's bill Feb. h, Apl. 2 Houses June 17 2 4 Claims against the United Bill—Ban aing's Jan. 29, states (.Ed.) June 13 4 4 March i Claims, private, concerning.. " Bragg's Feb. 19 5 3 Jan. 15 1 1 " Burnsid'e Dec. 20 3 1 Claims—Potter's bili Ju_.e 19 1 2 Colored Recruit bill.-April 3, Clerks, fraud by enrolling.. 9, 18 July 411 " Hewitt's (A. S.) May r», Closing hours (Ed.) June 22 4 3 11, 20, 22. 23, 25. 1:7 and 29 College of William and Officers, pay of March 19 8 8 Mary claim Dec. 14 3 1 . Gambliiigin Feb. 11 1 1 Commerce—Senator Beck's Reduce,Mouse votea to.May 28 1 4 speech _>j;irch 625 "House votes not to.. May 24 2 4 Commerce, inter-State—Rea- Reorganization—plan...Deo. 13 5 2 gan's biU Dec. 12 1 2 Retired list April 1G 1 3 Committee changes Jan. 15 2 4 (See also Army.) On apuro., talk of abolish- Attorneys, compensation of, ing June 12 1 2 special March 15 2 6 To investigate Southern "Badmanagement and good frauds appointed Dec. 20 1 1 luck"(Ed.) May 31 4 ' £ Committees. Senate reap- Bank depositors, protect'n of. pointed Dec. 411 March 21 1 3 Conklmg, Roscoe (See Conk- Deposits, tax on June 18 2 3 ling). Manhattan Sav.—Kernan's Consular and Diplomatic Ap- bill Dec. 11, 16 pro, bill pass'd H'se Dec. 11 1 3 Note printing..Feb. 7, April 6, Passed Senate Dec. 18 3 4 June 22 Consulate, Shanghai—inves- Taxation Feb. 8 3 tigation Feb. 612 Banking Act—new Feb. 20 5 i Count de Rochambeau's pa- Banks, National S ^v Jan. 26 1 c pars purchased Dec. 21 3 3 Banks, postal—Phillips's bill. Court oi Claims—Sen. Chris- Feb. 4 1 £ tiancy's bill May21 1 3 Bankrupt Act. .Msr. 27, Anril 11, Currency,and the (Ed.)..Dec. 742 12, 16. 26, May, 1, 2, 7, 10 Custer monument—cannon Passed Senate May 11 1 c for Dec. 14 3 1 Passed House April 26 1 '* Darrall case Feb. 931 Barge Officebillpassed House. Darrall un seated Feb. 21 1 l June 11 2 ^ Davenport investigation Elaine, J. G. (See Elaine ) Dec J 3, 14 Blair, M.. memorial. .April 12, 16, Dean-Field cont..»Mar. 16, 28, 29 June 12 Debates, T>lantat'n(Ed.)..Feb. 18 4 3 Bogy, L.V., honors to.Jan. 17, 24 Decorations, conc'rni'g...Feb 27 2 5 Bonds taxable, bill to declare. Deficiency bill...Mar. 16, 20, 21 March 12 1 J April 10, June 4 Brazil steams'p subsidy..Feb. 19 8 * Passed House June 10 2 5 Buildings, public April 13, Passed Senate June 13 1 5 May 14, June 11 Delfosse's appointm't—Sen- Business, and (Ed.) M ay 9 4 ' ate calls for facts May28 1 1 Butler, Ben. (See Butler.) Democratic, achievements Butler (M. C.)—Corbin elect'n ofa(Ed.)---. May 744 contest Dec. 11 3 '. " Democratic House " (Ed.) Cabinet officers in Jan. 16 1 4 June 19 4 2 " (Ed.) Jan. 16 4 / Diplomatic Appropriat'n bill Cable, law for lanning.March 22 2 ', March 12, 13, 14 California eleci'n con i/st. .Jan. 19, Diplomatic Appropilat'n bill Feb. J, 8 passed Senate March 28 3 1 NEW-YORK: DAILY TBIBUNE FOB 1878 . 19
C—Congress Date. PQ. C-Congress Date. Pg. Cl. District bill- 3.65, concern- House,conduct of the (C.) Jan. 14 2 2 ing .• Dec. 20 3 2 House, the next (Ed.)...Nov. 842 District 3.65 bonds June 11 1 3 Howe's, Sen., att'k on Hayes's District of Columbia—Gov- policy March26 1 1 ernment Jan. 31, Mar. 9, 27 Immigration Jan. 25 1 1 Anl- 16,17, May 7, 8, 24, 28 Immigration—sen. Sargent's June 8 bill ..May22 1 5 Doorkeeper: Field elected... Incendiarism (Ed.) June 15 4 4 April 911 Income tax March 14, Apl. 11 Debate over Shield's nom- Income tax—Tucker's bill. Ap. 22 1 2 ination ^pril 636 Income tax—vote o n the.Feb. 512 Doorkeeper Pollv, case of .1'eb. 2 Indian Appropri'n bill passed 7, 12, March 6, 16, 20, Apl. 3, 5 Hous^ April 29, Dec. 20 Drunkenness of memb'rs.Mar. 14 1 1 Appropriation .bill passed . (Ed.) Feb. 26, June 22 Senate May 30 2 5 Economy, question of..Mnrch 8 Bureau, concerning trans- May 1 fer Feb. 26 1 2 Economy without sacrifice Bureau, House votes to (Ed).." March 28 4 4 transfer May 28 1 4 Edmunds. Sen., amendm't to Bureau transfer, senate ac- Matthew's silver res Jan. 15 1 2 tion June 812 Eight-hour law May 10 1 2 Citizenship bill Feb. 19 2 6 Election cases, number of..Apl 112 Osage land suit March 18 1 1 Elections South—Sen. Spen- Sioux war, cost of Feb. 26 1 2 cer's resolution June 10 2 5 Territory..Jan. 14, 19, Feb. 19 Electoral bill— Sen.Etlnrunds's Int. Bev.bill Feb. 28 June 17 May 25, Dec. 10, 11 Internal Bevenue bill passed PassedSenate* Dec. 14 1 1 House June 18 1 2 Votes, regulating Feb. 28 1 1 Investigating committee, ex- Votes—Southard's bill..Feb 26 1 1 perts for ..March 811 Fair ground, debate over the Investigations, cost of...Jan. 16 1 1 ussofa March 30 3 6 Inves. directing—Wood's re.^o- February 22 made a holiday lution Jan. 11. 12 for W Ishington Feb. 13 2 4 Inves.—Glover's bill Jan. 28 1 3 Ferry, Sen., eiectedVice-Pres. Inves. -Glover's bill(EcL).Jan 29 4 4 pro. tern Feb. 27 1 1 Japanese indemnity fund. Mar 30 1 2 Finance (See Finance). Jefferson Monument April 15 8 2 Fishery award March 12, 27 Jersey City as a port of entry Correspondenca March 22 2 4 . May 312 House votes against.. .June 1812 Judiciary bill— Senat'rDav. s's Report—Senate Ma.y 29 I 5 June 124 Senate voted t opay June 325 Jurors,Grand.chalPng'ng.Dec 21 3 3 (See also Fish.) Kelley's, W. D., political talk Florida electioninquiry.-May 14 March 11 3 2 15, 16, 17, 18 KimmelTs Quo Warr
C—Congress Date. Pg. Cl. C—Congress Date. Pg. CL Randolph, Senator, speech on McPherson's speech,.. Feb. 13 2 4 silver ..Jan. 24 2 5 Matthews resoluti'n pass'd RayandM'Miilancla'ms.Mar. 28 3 1 House Jan. 2S 1 1 Record, accuracy of the. .April 17 2 5 Matthews res. passed Sen. Rep. address to the country.. Jan. 26 3 4 * May 18 1 1 Merrill's speech Jan. 29 2 5 Resumption Repeal Dill. .Mar 26, Petitions Jan. 15 2 4 June 14,19 Sarsent's speech Feb. 14 2 4 Kelley's (W. D.) sp'ch.Mar. 625 Thurman's speech Feb. 731 Matthews's speech—May 17 2 5 Townshend's Dill Dec. 10 1 1 Merrill's speech May 21 2 4 20-cent piece, House votes Schleicher's plan Jan. 15 1 1 to abolish April 18 1 3 Stephens's bill April 212 (See also Finance,) Voorhees's bill A pril 23 2 3 Sinking Fund Act Mar. 26 3 1 Voorhees's speech May 325 Sinking fund—Sen. Beck's (See also Finance.) plan Jan. 22 5 5 Revenue Dill Jan. 412 Smalls's election June 10 2 5 Revenue—Sherman's state- Southern claims. .Feb.9, Mar. 9, ment Feb. 15 3 1 13, 14, 30, April 13, 18. May 11 Rio Grande,protGCtion of. Feb. 1 3 S Southern election frauds— River, Harlem (1ST. Y.), im- Blaine's resolution Dec. 371 provements Mar. 30, 10, 4 Bill passed Senate Dec. 18 1 1 River and Harbor Appro, bill Blaine's speech Dec.32 2 1 April 23,24,May 30,June 12, 17 • Debate on Dec. 12,17 River and Harbor Appro, bill Lamar's remarks Dec. 12 2 4 a s reported April 412 Thurman's remarks Dec. 12 2 3 River and Harbor Appro, bill, Southern policy—Gen. Chal- New-York items April 212 mers's speech Feb. 27 1 2 Robeson, Geo. M..case of. Dec. 18 1 1 Southern policy — Garfield '8' Rules, new May 11 1 2 speech Feb. 20 2 4 Runklecase Jan. 22 2 5 Southern policy-E. Hale'a Sergeant-at'Arms French, at- speech ". Feb. 20 2 3 tempt to remove Jan. 1912 (see also South.) Savings Bond bi'l Jan. 12. Spencer, Wm. E.,elect'd Chief Mar, 7, 22 Clerk of Senate June 17 2 4 Scenes of disorder (Ed.)..Feb. 15 4 2 Steamboat bill Jan, 24, 25 Schools.m'ral science in.. Ap'l 12 1 3 St'mb't bill passed House. Jan. 26 3 4 Seamen—MeCook's bill.. Jan. 18 8 5 Steam vessels, regulation of Securities, IT. S., bill to regu- Jan. 23 2 6 latesale of May 28 1 1 Strikes, bill to prevent...Jan. 18 1 6 Senate and the Silver bill Subsidies, House votes agt. (Ed.) Jan. 21 4 2 Jan.29 5 3 Senate, sundry expenses. Jan. 14 1 1 Sugar duties—Sherman's bill Sessions, coneern'g short.Ap'l 911 Dec. 10 1 2 Shields, Gen., and the retired Sugar tariff—an appeal.. .Dec. 12 1 3 list May 21, 22 Sugars, testing.. Jan. '26 1 1 Ship >ing interest—Dills..Feb. 435 Sundry Civil Appro.bili p'ssed Shortcomings, its (Ed.).June 18 4 2 House June 14 2 3 Silver— Bayard's speech..Feb. 523 Sunctry Civil Appro.bilLn?ssed Blaine's bill Jan. 24 2 6 Senate "June 20 1 I speech Feb. 881 Supreme Court, bill to enlarge Bland bill—amendments Mar. 26 1 2 Feb. 454 Syndicate contract April 30 1 2 Bland bill—am'nd'nts (Ed.) Tariff bill—analysis of the Feb. 14, 18 changes Feb. 552 Bland bill passed House Debates...Ap'l 10, May 2, 8, 10 Feb. 22 2 6 Defeat o f June 612 Bland bill—Senat 4 e debates Draftof Jan. 31 2 1 Jan. 28, 29, 30, 31. Feb. 1 Features of ..M Mar. 27 5 5 5, 6, 7, 12, 14, 16 Schedule C Feb. 12 5 2 Bland bill passed Sen. .Feb. 16 1 1 Sugar schedule Feb. 28 1 3 Bland bill—veto Mar. Ill Tariff andTax revision.. .Jan. 22 1 1 Buckner's bill Dec. 912 Telegraph cables to foreign Bullion c'rtific's. .Mar. 5.16, 19 countries Mar. 19 8 3 Cameron bill Jan. 22 1 Telegraph lines on railroads Chittenden's speech Feb. 11 3 April 12 1 2 Coinage Feb. 26, May 14 Temptations of retiring mem- Customs, received for.. Dec. 1.8 1 bers (Ed.) Dec. 342 Dollar of 480 grains Dec. 25 1 2 Territorial projects Jan. 12 1 3 Durham's Dill .Dec. 10 1 1 Texas Indemnity iund...Jan. 30 1 3 Fort's bill Dec. 10 2 4 Timber cases..Feb. 6, Mar. 7,14, (Ed.) Dec. 11 4 3 20, 21, 22, 23 Hewitt's (A. S.) bill... .Dec. 10 1 1 Tobacco stamp, new May 812 Hill's speech Feb. 931 Tobacco tax May 7, June 6, 7 Jones's speech Feb. 15 2 6 Trade dollar ...Dec. 371 Lamar's sp'ch..Jan.25,Feb. 16 Transportation—Sen. Wind- League in caucus :Jan. 29, om's speech June 11 2 4 Feb. 19 Treasury notes, new..Feb. 14, 26 22 INDEX TO THE
C—Congress—Conn Date. Pg. CL. C—Conn—Conv Date. Pg. Cl. Treaty with Samoa ratified.. Hartford let. "T.H. B."Nov. 7 1 Jan. 31 1 3 New-Haven letter "I. H. Venezuelan claims Mar. 2, 27 B." Nov. 452 Washington monument. .Ap'l 325 New-Haven letter "E. A. West Point Appro, bill..Mar. 14 2 6 T." Aug. 24 6 1 West Point Appro, bill passed Prohib. Convan Aug. 29 1 4 Senate Dec. 13 2 3 Bepublican Conven Sept. 25 1 2 West Point, concerning--Feb. 12 2' 5 Senatorship (Ed.). Nov. 16 4 4 Whiskey Dill.Jan. 26, 31,Mar. 15 "Shad-eaters" letter fr. 4i I. Whiskey distiil'ng,illicit.June 512 H. B." Jan. 354 Whiskey tax resoluti'n passed Conover, Saml., and the Mayor- Senate <. Mar. 27 2 6 alty Oct. 11 8 3 Witnesses, concerning...Jan. 18 2 5 Conover, Simon B., on the Flor- Women to practice in Sup. ida election frauds Nov. 26 2 1 Court—a bill Mar. 19 1 2 " Conscience Epidemic " (Ed.) Woman suffrage Jan. 11, 15, April 27 4 q Feb. 6, April 23. May 30 Conscience, National (Ed.)Jan. 943 Wood-cutting i n Mont'a. Mar. 154 Conspiracies (C.) March 16 2 5 Woodruff Exp'diti'n Dill.Jan. 30, •Constantinople letters. (See Feb. 21, 22, Mar. 15, 19, 20 Turkey.) Work done (Ed.) June 17 4 3 Consul offices abolished..June 25 • 1 3 Yello w Fever Commiss'n.Dec. 356 Consular trade reports. (See Congressional Districts—New- Trade.) York City Sept. 28 4 3 Consumers, cooperation of (C.) Congressional elections (Ed.) Aug. 325 June 14, 20, July 20, Nov. 4 Consumptives, hints for.."May 25, Congressman — ".Uareturn ing Sept. 28, Nov. 30, Dec. 6 Brave" (Ed.) Aug. 23 4 3 " Contempt, scourge of " (Ed.) Congressmen and their constit- June 21 4 4 uents (Ed."* Feb. 20 4 3 Convent—Jersey City dedicated 2 6 Lawyers, as July 18 1 3 Nov. 18 Pledges of ex-Confed'ate.June 11 1 1 Conventions, Political Congreve, C. M., sudden deaih Alabama Dem June 116 of Feb. 28 8 1 Arkansas Dem July 8 i 5 ConkJingr, Hon. Boscpe Colorado Dem July 20 5 1 Custom House Appointments, Colorado Bep Aug. 9 1 2 and the Dec. 14 1 1 Colorado Greenback Aug. 16 11 1 Electoral Commission, his Connectict Dem Sept. 18 1 4 views April 18 5 2 Connecticut National Aug. 15 1 2 Grant, on Aug. 30 4 5 Connecticut Prohib Aug. 29 1 4 " Interview " (Ea.) April 19 4 4 Connecticut Bep Sept. 25 1 2 Louisiana Electoral vote, on 4' Convention s,'' two (Ed.)M ay 8 4 4 the Jan. 952 Delaware Dem Aug. 711 Presidency, and the—The Delaware Greenback Oct. 18 i 2 Graphic on Dec. 18 4 5 Illinois Dem April 12 5 3 Silver petitions, o n Feb. 626 Illinois National March 2S 5 2 Speeches—Auburn, N. Y.Oct. 29 8 4 Illinois Bep June 27 1 2 Binghamton, N. Y Oct. 31 1 3 Indiana Dem Feb. 21 5 5 Ithaca, N, Y Oct. 11 1 2 Indiana National May 23 5 2 Norwich, 1ST. Y Oct. 16 12 2 Indiana Bep June 614 Oneonta, N . Y Nov. 154 Iowa Dem May 30 1 6 Philadelphia Oct. 19 1 4 Iowa Beo June 20 1 6 Saratoga—Kep.Conven.Sept.27 1 2 Iowa Greenback:. April II 8 5 Watertown.N. Y Oct. 26 7 3 Kansas Bep ..Aug. 30 1 4 Strength in the State Conven. Kings County Bep Oct. 18 1 1 (C.) Aug. 19 1 1 LouisianaDem Aug. 6. 7 Tammany Hall, and (Ed.)Nov 7 4 3 Maine Dem June 19 1 6 Connecticut* Maine Greenback June 615 Democratic Conven Sept. 18 1 4 Maine Bep July 31 1 I Democratic dilemma (Ed.)Oct 344 Massachusetts Dem Sept. 26 1 6 Democrats and the Nationals Massachusetts Dem. (Butler) (Ed.) Sept. 13 4 3 Sept. 18 1 1 Election off vote. Uov. 30 6 3 Massachusetts Greenb'kSept. 12 1 1 Election — New-Haven for Massachusetts Prohibitory.. Mavor; Rep. vie Dec. 415 Sept. 12 1 2 Elections—Town "...Oct. 855 Massachusetts Bep Sept. 19 1 1 Fishery question (EfU.March i 4 4 Michigan Greenback June 6 i. 5 Fishery question (Ed.). March 23 4 4 Michigan Dem July 11 1 4 Hop beer cases in Norwich.. Michigan Bep June 14 1 4 Dec. 18 1 6 Missouri Dem July 11 1 4 Legislature adjourns sine die. MissouriBep Oct. 10 1 3 March 29 1 5 Missouri Greenback June 21 1 6 Legislature meets Jan. 10 2 6 Nebraska Dem Sept. 30 5 5 Legislature topics, letter fr. Nebraska Bep Oct. 411 "I. H. B." Jan. 3 o 4 New-Hampshire Dem Jan. 17 2 6 National Conven Aug. 15 1 2 New-Hampshire Dem...Sept. 13 1 1 . Politics—Bridgeport letter.. New-Hampshire National.. Nov. 12 2 3 Sept. 655 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1878. 23
C—Conventions—CooDer Date. Pg. C—Cooper—Cotton Date. Pg. CL New-Hampshire Rep ..... Jan. !0 1 Cooper, Edward New-Hampshire Rep____Sept. 11 5 Charges—his depi&l of Coyie's New-Jersey—Essex Co. Dem. Nov. 4, 5 y Oct. 17 1 Cipher dispatches, on the. New-Jersey,EssexCo.Rep.Oct 23 1 Nov. 514 New-Jersey National.- ..Aug. 29 2 Letter accepting nominat. for New-York County....Oct. 16, 17 Mayor Oct. 28 2 3 New-York Dem.—call. . . . Aug. 23 1 Mayor elected Nov. 6 l 6 New-York Dem ...... Sept. 26, 27 Sketch of Oct. 23 1 1 New-York National ...... Jane 6, Tilden, and (C.) Oct. 31 5 4 July 24. 25 Cooper, Peter. New-York National, delegates Address to Maine voters. Aug. 29 5 4 Juiy 18 Check to The Advocate, sends. New-York Prohib ...... April 25 8 Aug. 845 New-York Rep. —call. . . . Au^. 30 1 Letter to Syracuse Green- New-York Rep.—call — Sept. 6 1 back Conven July 23 2 2 (Ed.)...... Sept. 6 4 Silver money, on Feb. 18 5 5 North-Carolina Dem ...... June 14 8 Institute at the Sooth Feb. 2 2 5 Ohio Dora ...... June ^7 1 Groom suit May 23, 24, 25 Ohio National. . .Feb. 23, July 24 Cooper Union Art Dept. recep- Ohio National— call ...... Jan. 10 1 tion May 30 1 5 Ohio Rep ...... June 13 1 Cooper Union Com June 1 10 2 Ohio Rep., details, letter fr. Cooper, W. B., poisoning case. '•E.V.iS." ...... Junel7 1 Oct. 23, 24 Oregon nem ...... A pi 12 8 Copying tracings, process of Oregon Greenback ...... April 6 10 Dec. 762 Pennsylvania, Dem. ..May ^3, 24 Copyright amendment {.Ed.) Pennsylvania National....May 9 5 June 28 4 3 Pennsylvania Prohibition May 30 1 Copyright, British.May 31. June 10 Pennsylvania Rep ...... May 16 1 British (Ed.) June 146 Rhode Island Dem____Marcn 23 10 Copyright—Reade's letter to Rhode Island Proh ..... March 6 1 Burnett Oct. 30 6 1 Rhode Island Rep ...... March 22 5 Copyright—Spanish Dec. IS 1 4 South Carolina Dem ...... Aug. 2 1 Corbin, D. T., case of Feb. 21 1 5 South Carolina Rep ...... Aug. 9 1 Charges, against Feb. 9 l 6 Tennessee Dem ...... May 30 1 Seat in Congress Dec. 11 1 1 Tennessee Dem ...... Aug. 16 1 Corcoran's, W. W., gift to Louis- Tennessee Greenback____Aug. 31 1 iana, May 31 5 6 Tennessee Rep ...... Aug. 23 1 Corinne, Utah, its rise and fair. Texas Dem ...... — July 21 5 (C.) July 10 2 4 Texas Res ...... OCT. 4 1 " Coriolauus," the word Feb. 20 4 6 Vermont Dem ...... June2i 1 Coikhill, Geo. B., card fr..June 27 5 4 Veimont Greenback ..... Aug. 2 ,1 "Corn, gathering "—Walt Whit- Vermont Greenback____Aug. 23 1 man Oct. 24 5 4 Vermont Hep...... May 24 1 Corn, kitchen project (C.)..Jime 22 3 1 Converse, Geo. L., concerning. Cornell, A. B. Oct. 2 4 Concerning (Ed.)-- Jan. 843 Converse, Geo. L., nom.lor Con- Letter toPres. Hayes July 17 1 1 gress...... Au,^. 2 1 Removed from office July 12 1 l Convicts, escape of — July 19, 30 Republican conference, call fora Aug.'28 1 6 Con way, M. F,, letter from Cornell University (See College.) July 12 5 Corning, H. K., estate May 23 4 5 Cook, Clarence, on the Castel- Corona, spectrum o f Nov. 963 lani collection. Feb. 18, Mar. 9 Coroner'sjury,st'ry of a miner's Letter concerning Hartley (Ed.) JunelG 4 6 and Inness ...... April 12 2 Correspondence, Roman...May 21 5 1 Cooii, J. H., on Communism. Correspondent, an anonymous July 13 2 April 946 Cook. Rev. Jos. when a boy. Correspondent, gunning for a Aug. 8 4 (Ed.) Mar. 15 4 4 Communism, on ...... June 10 4 Correspondent, treatment of a Lecture, "Political Moral- (Ed.) Sepc. JO 4 4 ity " ...... Dec. 13 2 Cosgrove, J., case of Jan. 21 5 Lecture, "God in Nature " Record of Jan. 23 5 1 Dec. 6 5 Costa Rica i evolt Feb. 7, 26 Lecture, "Marriage and Di- Coster, Gen., fails to give bonds. vorce " ...... Dec. 21 3 Feb. 28 1 Temperance, on ...... Dec. 20 5 Cottage, Mrs. Harper's sea- Cooke, E.f letter from—" Z. L. shore (C.)-. ; July 16 5 W." reply ...... Dec. 21 2 6 Cotton claim-Douglas Dec. 25 1 1 Cooke, Jay, estate ...... June 28, Exch'ge elects officers.. June 481 July 23, Aug. 30, Oct. 26 Mills, South—Bullock's let- Cooking-school—Ed inb'gh.Mar. 1 4 6 ter Dec. 25 5 Cooley,-*k M., on the electoral "Presidential permits" to system ...... March 1 6 1 buy May 212 Cooper, C. O., concerning his Trade (Ed.) Sept. 18 4 4 election (Ed.) ...... -Feb. 21 4 4 Worm, how to kill Nov. 30 6 1 24 INDEX TO THE
C—Cotton—Crab JDate. fa. CL C—Cran—Cuba -Date. Pg. CL Worm, origin and habits of Cranberries, harvesting Dec. 30 Sept. 28 1 1 Cranbrook, Lord—London letter Cotton (See also Agriculture). from "G. W. S." Dec. 14 Count erf eiters, arrest of Oct. 4 1 6 Crawford, E. M., concern'g.Sep. 17 Arrest of in Cincinnati..Mar. 23 2 4 Creamer, Thos. G., and the La- Bank notes—$50 May 23 1 3 bor party July 10, 18 Bills in Penn Jan. 14 2 2 Credit and labor (Ed.) Aug. 19 Easton, Leroy W Dec. 14 1 3 Credit, ourioreign (Ed.)...Feb. 27 Here and abroad May 28 8 1 Credit, public and private (C.) Silver coins June 28 1 1 Feb. 27 Trade dollars in Phila..Jan. 21 3 4 Cremation (Ed.) Feb. 25 Country, back from the (Ed.) Cremation (Ed.) Dec. 18 Sept. 30 4 3 Cremation in Munich Dec. 2 Country homes for city people. Cremation, Penn. Leg. on (Ed.) July 5 3 3 April 6 Countv Clerk's books..Dec. 27, 28 Cremation—Mrs. Benj. Pitman. County Clerk's omee—fees; Bar Feb. 16 Asso. report Dec. 11 1 6 Crete, revolt in J an. 25 County Clerk's fees—Judge Da- Crime. vis's decision Dec. 24 2 3 Burglary (See Burglary). County Clerk's office—charges Convictions, record of Oct. 23 Sept. 10, SI, 12, 14,16, 18, 25, Defalcation (See Defalcation). 26, Nov. 8, 11, 15, Dec. 19 Embezzlement (See Emb'zle). Courbet, home of Jan. 17 4 6 Execution (See Execution). Court House, cost of Aug. 21 8 2 Malpractice(See Malpractice). Courts (See Legal.) Muider (SeeMurder). Courtney, Chas. E., sketch of. Bobbery (See Robbery). Oct. 4 1 5 Suicide (See Suicide). Courtney, F., on vice June 29 2 2 Swindling (See Swindling). Cowdin, E. C.. speech at Sara- Criminals as witnesses...March 20 toga ..Aug. 22 1 1 Crispi, Signor, case of...March 9 Cow*rill,C.W.. talk with Marble. Critic and painter (Ed.) — Dec. 9 Nov. 9 1 3 Criticism "C.T.C." Dec. 14 Cowing, R. B., elected City Criticisms, as to some(Ed.).Apl. 18 Judge Nov. 6 1 6 Croly, D. G., cara to Indianapo- Cowles, Annie H., case of ..May 24 2 6 lis Journal N ov. 19 Cowley, Rev. Ed., case of. .Mar. 22, Croly, D. G., on Taxation..Dec. 27 April 19, July 9, 30 Croly, D. G., retires from Tke Cows, capacity of June 1 6 ' 1 Graphic Nov. 1 Cox, J. D., on Civil Service.May 3 5 3 CrooK, General, on the Indian Cox, Hon. S. S. policy June 22 Butler quarrel April 6 3 6 Crooks, Sam'l J., nom. for Cong. Civil Service Reform, on.Mar. 13 2 6 Oci. 5 Classified—'• political insect." Crops (See Agriculture). March 18 5 1 Crosby, Albert, case of..March 29 Condones fraud in 1877.. Mar. 2 5 2 Crosby, Howard. Demagogue (Ed,) May 11 4 3 Cosgrove's record, on Jan. 23 Government brass bands, on Exciwe law, on the Jan. 29 (Ed.) May 31 ' 4 4 Excise law, on the April 11 Hayes's Pres. title, on..Mar. 13 2 6 Lecture -'BibleHistory."Mar. 15 "Honestfervor" (Ed.)..Mar. 14 4 3 Letter to Assemblyman Daly Labor question, on the..Oct. 5 1 3 Feb. 4 Laboring man, on the. .. Mar. 21 2 2 Pastorate, sketch of his..Mar. 14 Letter concerning G. H. But- Robinson (Gov.) and the Ex- ler. Mar. 14 1 1 cise law, on Jan. 14, Oct. 14 Letter to Shupe Nationals Cross. Elate arrest of Dec. 2 (Ed.) Sept. 14 4 5 Crowley, Rich'd, sketch of.Oct. 3 Life Sav. Service bill, explains Cruikshank, G., sketch of ..Feb. 15 his March 4 2 4 Cruikshank, Jno. H.,vindicated Life Saving Service—speech Cuba. Feb. 12 .Tune 5 1 1 Campps made Governor. June 17 Monument for Jefferson (Ed.) Captain-General, speech.Nov. 26 March 20 4 4 Elections Dec. 5, 17 Reflected to Congress..Nov. 6 1 6 Emancipation Dec. 16 Unparliamentary talk— Gambling Jan. 28 "fraud" March 1 1 2 Government, a provisional "Wounding,badcaseof " (Ed.) formed April 24 June 25 4 4 Peace (Ed.) June il Covle, Jno. F. (Ed.) Aug. 26 4 2 Peace—rejoicings ..June 8 Charges agt. Ed. Cooper.Nov 4 1 3 Peace—resignation of Cuban Cipher dispatches (Ett.).Oct. 1 Agency March 2 Dec.. 19 Politics Aug. 24 Commits himself (Ed.)..Oct. 21 4 3 Reconstruction—proclamati'n (See also Telegrams—Cipher.) March 5 Coyle, Mrs. John. F., card from Sanitary expedition Dec. 2 Nov. 5 1 4 Slaves, liberating Dec. 14 Cozzens, H., case of Oct. 5 5 3 Taxation Dec. 5 Crabtree, Lily Oct. 24 b 2 (See also Spain). NEW-YOKE: DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1878.
C—Cuban—Custom Date. JPg. Cl. C—Custom—Dav Date. Pg. Cl. Cuban exiles returning home Western merchants make Ncv. 15 2 4 charges aeainst March 25 1 2 Cumberland. Duke of, married Custom House, St. Louis ring Dec. 23 5 3 Jan. 312 Gumming, Dr.—prophecies.Dec 10 4 5 Custom Houses, receipts and Criticism "C.T. C." Dec. 14 2 3 expenditures of March 13 2 1 Curci, Father, and Leo XXIJ. Customs Service—Commission- May 18 5 1 ers' report Nov. 16 1 2 Curci, Father, on the Vatican. Customs Service—cost of collect- June 20 5 1 ing Oct. Ill Curran, Theo., bus. trouble.Jan i2 10 1 Customs Union with Canada- Currency—Controller Xnox's re- proposed .Aug. 29, Sept. 4 port.... JNov.21 2 4 Customs Union witu Canada (See also Finance). (EdJ Sept. 745 Current, W. N., card from.Mar. 16 2 5 Cutler. A. W.. and Gen. Le Due Currier, C. B., card from..Aug. 22 6 3 (Ed.) March26 4 5 Currier, C. B., night of Aug. 14-45 3 Cutter, Geo. F., confirmed Pay- Curry, Peter B., body oi, re- master May 16 1 2 covered April 26 8 2 Cutter, Geo. F.,vLndicated.May 912 Curtin, Gov., on Bussia May 8 4 6 Cutting's, B.F., gift to a church Curtis, F. D.. on the tariff bi.l May 31 8 4 April 13 4 5 Cutting's. B. L., accounts.Sepi. 24 2 3 Curtis, Geo. T., fees May 17 b I Cuyler. J. Y., on Winter's "trip Curtls's, G. T., lecture, "Ameri- t o England." Aug. 324 can Independence" March 27 Cyclone (SeeStorms). Aurii 3, 10 Cyprian dreams—poem Aug. 161 Curtis, Geo. William Cyprus. Address—Bry an i memorial.. "Art," Cesnola'slectures.Nov 8 Dec. 31 1 6 15, 22, 28 Address at Brooklyn Collegi- Merriam's letter Dec. 14 5 3 ate Institute Coin June 20 2 3 Ceded t o England July 911 Cipher dispatches, on tae.Oct 19 2 3 Cuba, and (Ed.) Aug. 143 Civil Service reform, bastard Excavating in Nov. 22 2 4 (Ed.) Aug. 22 4 2 Historyoi July 912 Grant and dumner, on..Marcn 651 Mapof JulylO 1 3 New-Yoikpolitics, on...Aug. 13 1 3 Treaty July 20 1 6 Speech at Saratoga— jbtepixuii- can Convention dept. 27 5 3 Speech at Saratoga—Unitari- Da Costa, Erne, case of (Ed.") an Con Sept. 21 1 2 June 27 Curtis, J. N., made chief of Daedies, principles of depths(C.) Treasury Dis. Dap Aug. 122 Jan. 9 Curtis, JS. M., case ol,.April 2o, 22 Daguerrotype. who made the Cusiiing, Caleb, concerning.. first March 8 (Ed.) JNOV. 22 4 4 Dailey-Livingston election con- On the Geneva award Jan. 25 1 3 test IS ov. 21, 27, 28, Dec. 3 Cushman, Char, grave of...Ma/ 351 Dairy fair (Ed.) Dec. 4 4 .Life of Feb. 26, May 2o Dairy fair—Am. Institute..Dec. 2 2 "Cussin," condensed (Ed.).May 9 4 4 Dairymen's Associat'n.. .March 9 10 Custer, Gen., where ha fell (C.) Dale, B. W., on America, D—Dav—Defal Date. Pg. B—Del—Dem Party Date. Pg, Cl. *• Holiday show postponed " DoekDept.—Burnham's.Nov. 13 5 2 (Ed.) Dec.25 4 Duncan. Jos. C., arrest ofFeb. 25 5 4 Davenport's John. I.,rooms Mar 29 8 Etheridge. Chas .Oct. 29 8 2 Davey, R. Boyle, concerningFeb 22 5 Gentlemen of "exemplary Davies, Chas., appointed aaent. character " (Ed.).. July 24 4 4 'Feb. 9 2 Goff, E. H Feb. 11 5 5 Davis, David, on silver Jan. 4 1 Graham, Jas. Lorlmer—Feb. 20 1 4 Davis, Jeff., dress April 2 5 Hall, Edwin W May 13 5 6 Davis. Jeff, political speecnJuiy 12 8 Hart, Chas. L Feb 18 8 2 (Ed.) Julyl-J 4 Hathaway, Geo. T....April 23 5 5 Davis, Mrs. Jefferson, sketch of Hiner, W Aug. 584 Ma eh 19 4 1-Iosie, Geo. W Oct. 17 5 3 Davis, J. C.. bulldozing of (Fd.) Lambert, Wm. A., sentenced Dec. 23 4 Jan. 325 Davis. Noah, address on intem- (Ed.) ..-.Jan. 344 perance Dec. 18 3 Moult on. C. H Jan. ly 1 5 Davis, Noah,on temperanceMar 18 b Murphy, Ow'n newfactsFe.b 14 5 5 Davis, Noah, oil viie odoisApnl 29 5 Nichois, John Ma-ch 13 5 3 Davis. Beuben, on the Soata See, J.Benedict Sept. 23 2 2 Carolina election Dec. 9 4 Stetson, Geo. H Marcii 27 8 2 Davis, W. M., explosive gasses Tappan, Jno. G-..July 23, 24, 25 Jan. 26 3 Thor ton, J.Fred Feb. 28 1 3 Davis, Wm. T., case of Nov. 22 2 Thornton, J . Fred March 882 J>awes, Hon. henry L. Turney. A. M., paying teller Butler's campaign, on-letter Fel>. 711 fr. "Z. L. W."- Sept. 28 1 Waldron, A. D May 11 10 4 Finance, on Jan. 1 4 Waterman, G. It May 13 5 6 Politics, on—Pittwiieid lotier Weaver,. Matthew. April 30 5 4 "Z. L .W." Oct. 5 2 Weeks, Hiram April 10 1 6 Speech on silver Jan. 30 2 Whittaker, H. B Jb eb 12 1 1 Dawson, Jno. F., charges asrt. Whittaker, W. B Jan. 29 o 1 Nov. 12 8 White, John H June 10 2 6 Day, Albert, charged with false Whittier, Chas. S March 455 pretences Dec. 16 3 Wilson, Ed. H May 20 ' 5 Dead, cremation 01(Ed.)...Dec. 18 4 Wilson, W. V. S Sept, 17 8 5 " Dead on the field of honor " (See also Embezzlement, For- (Ed.) ...Aug. 27 4 gery and Robbery.) Dead, National (jM.) May 30 4 Deficiency bil] passed Sen.AprJl 12 3 1 Dead, protecting the (Ed.).Nov. 1;> 4 Defrees. J. D., card from..Aug. 755' Deai Mute Teachers in Oouven. Dtfrees, Jno. D., "an excited Aug. 22 3 printer." (Ed ) July 25 4 4 DeAhna, H. C Aug. 12 5 Beport as public printer.Dec. 2i» 1 2 •'Deal, Dew " (Ed.) Sept. 2 4 De Grelff, A., charges agfc..Oct". 4 Dean-Field election case..Aug. 2i 1 5, 9, 80. Dearington, Jno. F., case of.Oct 10 2 Delafield, C., assault on Dec. 18 10 2 Death, raising from,—two cases Delafteld, W. D., case ol Jan. 4 5 3 (Ed.) Feb. 7 4 Deiamonte, W., flight of..March 23 3 2 Debates (Ed.) Tan. 16 4 Delaware Dem. Coaven Aug. 711 Debates, plantation (Ed.)..Ftb. 18 4 Politics Nov. 412 DeBoeuff, H.. flight of July 16 8 Ship canal Aug. 332 Debtors may suffer, what the Delfosse—fishery a ward.March 13 (Ed.) Jan.25 4 22. 26. Debts, crime of collecting (..- d.) Delmar's, A. statistics.-March 9 2 3 Aug. 1 4 Delta Kappa Epsilon Conven- Decoration Day, "the National tion Oct. -4,25 dead" (El.; May 30 4 De Luca, F., attack upon. .Jan. 24 4 5 Decoration Day, "politics and .Democratic Party. flowers" (Ed.) May 30 4 Advised to "double again " Deiaicatiosis. (Ed.) '- Nov. 1544 Angell, Ohas. W Auer. 19 5 Appointments concern'g (Ed.) Angell, C. M., arrest of..Nov. 22 8 Jan. 142 Bates, Benj. E Jan. 30 1 Burdens (Ed.) Dec 17 4 3 Bates, Beaj. E. (Ed.) Jan. 30 4 Chance for Democrats, a tine Beale, J . C June 7 8 (Ed.) - Jan.ll 4 3 Bonner, John Jan. 1, 2, 3 Cipher dispatches (-*ee Tele's.) Brana, HenrvM Jan. 26 10 Claims to confide'e (Ed.)p>I'ch 21 4 2 Bromberger, A Oct. 17 5 Comm ttee, National, on the Burnharo, W. W Nov. 13 5 Potter resolution May 24 1 1 Buaftnell, Wm. A June 10 2 Confidence restored (Kd.)May 29 4 3 Calder, J. B Oct. 2 1 Convenfc ous(S'deUouveu loas) Cain, John a April 19 8 Crimes (Ed.) Dec. 17 4 3 Chase, S. A., sentenced..June 2."> 1 Custodian of a great idea, Conant, B.B Ausr. 5 1 (Ed.) April 3 4 4 Conant (Ed.) Aug. 5 4 Danger irom (Ed.) April 24 4 2 Connecticut Mut. Liie Ins. Dilemma (Ed.) Dec. 17 4 3 Co , ofc at Louisville..Nov. 25 1 Economy, sham July 111 Cutter. B. M Jan. 12 10 Economy without sacrifice Cutter. R. M Jan. 14 2 (Ed.) March 28 4 4 NEW-YORK DAILY TJRIBTJNE FOB 1878. D—Dem Party—Dickens Date. Pg. Ci. D>—Dickson— Doctors Date. Pg. OL Finance—harti-money Democ- Dic&son, Thos., and tne coal racy (Ed.) L>ee. 18 4 combination ...... Feb. 26 2 Finance—" puzzling problem" DicJisou. W. M., on civil service (Ed.) Dec. 21 4 April 2 4 Financial policy (Ed.) Apm 'H * Dictionary question— TRIBUTE'S Greenbacks and (.Ed.) Aug. ) 3 4 premium (Ed.) ...... Oct. 22 4 " Harmonious " (Ed.). .aey o. 28 u Dictionary and our laws(C.) M ch 16 3 Horn flares (Ed.) June 29 4 Diechman, E., charges agt. July 8 1 Investigations—contrast. (Ed.) Dies irae (Ed.) ...... April 20 4 Deo, 17 4 Dili, Anurew .tL, sketch oi.iviay 24 5 Lessons, timely (Ea.) May 20 4 Dillon, B., release of ...... July 138 National party, aad the (Ed.) Diman, J. L., onDublic affair^.. Sepc. 13 4 Jan. 16 4 Newly defined. (Ed.)-.Maruh 30 4 Dimocii, H. F., on Burnham's New-York—StateCooi Oct. y 5 defalcation ...... Nov. 13 5 Ohio quarrel over Governor Diplomacy (Ed.) ...... Juno 2^ Bishop April 8 1 Contract, as per (Ed.)____July 8 " oiiion-skin" Democracy(^u) E uropeaii (Ed.) ...... April 22 Dec. 2 European capitais^Ea.)iVIarch 16 Predicament (Ed.) Oct. 28 Fact, and (Ed.> ...... June D Bebaiie—Coioraao ejection Stairs, on the ...... July 4 (Ed) Oct.. 5 Tax-paying, and (Ed. )____July 18 Beiorins (Ea.) :... Dec. li Diplomatists, literary (Ed.)Ap'l 11 Revolution.-and (Ed.) May 17 Diplomatic service, die (Ed.).. Soutn, and tne (Ed.) MOV. 8 .Alaroh 15 4 Support, why honest voiers Directory, work of preparing.. snouia not (Ed.). KOV, 2 May3 2 Swallow or be swallowed, to Disasters (See Acciflents,Expio- (Ed.) Sept. 13 sions and SiUpwrecK.) Tactics in Louisiana,(Eu)Aug. 30 Discussion,a si^niiicaut,— 'eter- Tammany Dnnoc'y (Ed) Marcel 19 nal punishment" (Ed.). .Feu. 2 4 Tammany Souiei^see raai'y.) DishoueBf, is it—silver project Tnantis to (Ed.) June 18 (Ed.) ...... Jan. 22 4 Western auu tne South (Ed.) Dispatches (See Telegrams). Marcu 20 Dispensary lor ear diseases Feb. 19 8 " When they get in"—Voor- Disrabii (SeeBeaconsneid). hees'sspeeon (Ed.) April 3 Disappearances—twelve cases.. "Wings (Ea.) July 3 April 8 2 "Ya-Yas" tiie vEd.) J^ov. 8 District-Attorney's office — rec- (See also Political.) oru of convictions ...... Oct. 23 8 Demagogues — Cox jina Purely (Ea.) T. May 11 District of Columbia. Dent. J., appointed to ore. .June 18 Bonds ____ ...... Aug. 16 1 Deiitai Asao., elects ofcrs.-May 10 .Bonds...... Oct. 3 1 Berby, Lord Bouds 3-65 ...... June 11 1 Cabinet, and the (Ed.)--Atig. 1 Bonds — Att'y-Gen. Devens's Career of Marcu 29 decision ...... Oct. 22 1 Besigns from the British C^b- Claims ...... March 19 1 inet March 29 1 Commissioners, new____Juue 18 1 (Ed.) "A menace of war.".. Commissioners sworn in. July 2 1 March 29 4 Debtof ...... Jan.14 1 .Resignation; what does it Expenditures irom 1790 fco mean?" London letter. .April 11 1 1876 (Ed.)...-______Dec. 18 4 Speech on the Eastern tiues- Government. .Jan. 30, 31, Apl 16 tion April 22 1 Government (C.) "J. H, C.".. Treaties, on March 8 1 May 4 2 Deshler,Mrs.J.,be D—Doc—Drama Date. P/7- Cl. D—Drama • Date. Pg. Cl. Documents — Anderson's (Ed.) " Banker's Daughter," con- June 10 4 2 cerning authorship Dec. 12 1 6 Dodge, W. E., cryolite suitJune 3 5 1 Barnum's show April 3 5 1 Goiden wedding June 25 5 2 "Bells" April23 5 1 Labor,on Aug. 23 2 6 Benson—child actress..Nov. 28 5 1 Lenox suit May 22 5 3 "Big Bonanza" April 26 5 1 Temperance meeting at BIS Blunders, concerning Nov. 272 house Dec. 18 3 1 " Boarding-House" Feb. 2i 5 1 Dodge, G. M., talk with Grant Booth as " Bertuceio"..Jan. 31, (Ed.) July 10 4 5 Nov. 22 Dodge-Sanford elopement..Aug. 19 8 4 " Hamlet "....Jan. 22, Nov. 12 Dodging, no more (Ed.)—May 10 4 2 "lago"... Nov. 15 5 1 Does it pay 1 (Ed.) Jan. 5 4 4 "Otuello" Jan. 28, 30 Dog, cultivated (*M.) May 15 4 5 Performances Nov. 29 5 3 Dog-stealing (Ed.) July 11 4 4 " Richard'II " Nov. 30 5 2 Dogs, show of Oct. 14, 15 " Richard III "Jan. 8, Dec. 5 Do)an,J.J., remo'd from ofcJuly 24 1 1 " Richelieu "..Feb. 5, Nov. 19 " Dollars, few thousand " (Ed.) "Shylock" Jan. 30 5 1 Aug. 7 4 3 Drama, on the Dec. 18 5 1 Dollars saved, eight (Ed.)..May 14 4 3 Exit Dec. 16 5 1 Donnelly,-T. O'Neill, pardoned. Booth and his stocn Nov. 26 5 2 Oct. 26 2 3 Boucicault's intrigues agt. tne Doolittle, M. EL, on the moon. Union Square Theatre..Jan. 22 2 3 March 6 2 3 " Bouquets and Bombshells " On Planets April 6 2 6 Oct. 251 Eoor, new man at the (Jiid.) Brougham benefit. Jan. 1851 April 11 4 4 " Camille," Mme. Modjeska.. Doorkeeper Polk (See Polk). Jan. 21, 28, Oct. 1 Doorkeeping—B ookkeening " Celebrated Case " Jan.24 5 1 (Ed.) March12 4 4 " Celebrated Case "—suit Mar 224 Doorkeepinff. temptations of " Celebrated Case"—^uitMar. 714 (Ed) '. March 26 4 3 " Cnainpagne and Oysters " Dorsey, S. W.—mail contracts. Feb. 15 5 1 March 19, April 4 Charity—" play people " (Ed.) Dorsheimer, Win., and Social- Sept. 944 ism June 11 1 5 " Clarissa Harlowe " Sept. 11 5 1 Views of politics (Ed.)..July 5 4 3 Clerayand the (Ed.)....Feb. 13 4 4 Douglas, Beverjv, case of (Ed.) " Colonel sellers " Jan. 852 Marcu 15 4 4 "Comedy of Errors " Nov. 26 5 2 Why he took too mnch..Aug. '2 4 6 Count o f Jones .....Feb. 952 Douglas, S. W., cotton claim. Criticism, concerning..Sept. 28 6 6 Dec. 25 1 1 Criticism, concerning (Ed.) Douglas, Fred., Decoration Sept. 25 4 4 Day arldi-ess May 31 1 6 Criticism — "more vinegar Douglass, Fred., on Gerrit wanted "(Ed.) April 544 Smith Feb. 9 5 5 Cushman's, Charlotte, e:rave.. Dove sellers (Ed.) Jan. 31 4 4 " May 351 Dow, Lorenzo April 12 4 6 Cushman, Charlotte,life ofFeb 26 5 2 Dow Neal, on college disorders. "Damon" McCullough.May 851 Nov. 6 2 5 "Dead Secret"—its failureFeo 11 5 1 Charity, on Dec. 25 5 2 "Delicate Ground" June 5 5. 2 Maine Liquorlaw, on the. Mar. 23 2 6 " Diaoulmaugh " Feb. 19 5 1 Prohibitory laws, on—Feb. 12 4 5 "Diplomacy" April 252 Parable about a ship Nov. 30 2 4 "Diplomacy" in Cv>urt. A_ug. 21 8 1 Dowd, C. F., on railway time. Donaldson benefit June 27 4 6 April 13 4 4 "Double Marriage" Dec. 553 Doyle, Thos. P., pardon of..Oct. 31 5 2 " Douglas, George " March 452 Concerning his pardon..Nov. 9, Eggs (Ed.) March 444 11, 21 Emmet as "Fritz" April 23 5 5 Draining wet lands in New-Jer- Enterprises (Ed.) Auril 543 sey Oct. 12 5 2 Events of the Season..May 30, Aug. 10 Drama. Evils of—talk with McVicker "Actors and Acting" Lewes's Dec. 26 2 3 April 2 6 1 "Exiies".Mar 1. 4. 14.19,Api3,ll Advertisements, concerning Eytinge's, Rose.performancss (Ed.) Oct. 3 4 6 Oct. 12 7 2 Advertising Sept. 28 6 6 "False Title" Seot. 24 5 1 Advertising operations (Ed.) " Fanciieon," Maggie Mitch- Aug. 5 4 5 ell '._...March 27 5 1 "Alderman, Our" April 11 5 2 '• Fazio," MaryArdersouSept. 28 7 1 Anderson, Mary Sept. 23 5 1 Fachter's acting Jan. 28 5 2 " At Last " Dec. 31 5 1 "Fritz".... M.ay28 5 1 " Baby " - Feb. 9 5 2 Gilbert, John, sketch of..Nov. 29 5 2 "Bachelors, Oar" Feb. 26, Gilbert, Joiin, testimonialNov 15 8 3 April 2, Dec. 21 Gilbert, John, testimonial,Dec 652 Bandmann—Mrs. Boasby case Gilbert, W. S., concerning his Dec. 2 9, 1 plays March20 5 2 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1878. 29 D—Drama ' Date. Pg. Cl. D—Drama—Drink Date. Pg. Cl. "Gold-Mad" ....March 552 "Olivia" —Miss Davenport. ' * Governess''—Clai a Morris. Aug. 15 4 6 Feb. 13 5 2 "Othello." N. Moritz...Mar. 20 5 2 Hackett's,Mrs.,ReadingsMay 21 5 1 "Otto." Nov. 12 5 3 "Henry V." Feb. 26 5 2 "Our Boys." June 12 5 1 "Henry VIII." Sept. 25 5 1 "Our Club." Nov. 18 5 1 Heller's entertainment..,Jan. 12 "Our Club." Nov. 22 5 2 March 8 Outlook Jan. 425 " Husband and Wife ".May 7, 9 Owens, Jno. E., reentrance "Ingomar" Aug. 30 5 1 of Marchl4 5 1 " Jane Eyre " Feb. 12 5 1 Pantomime May 23 5 1 "Jane Eyre" Feb. 22 5 1 "Pearl of Savoy," Magscie "Jane Shore "—Miss Ward.. Mitchell Ap*rill6 5 1 Sept. 346 Pope, Charles Sept. 24 5 1 Japanese Troupe April 253 "Prompt Book," Winter's •• Jealous Wife " Oct. 28 5 1 Feb. 15, Mar. 6, Apl. 9, May Joannes as "Hamlet "...Jan. 181 3, Dec. 3 Juggler—Signer Patrizio May 851 .Richardson's, Locke, Recit- "Julius CsBsar" May 25 5 2 als Dec. 23 5 1 " King Lear," McCullough "Rip Van Winkle" — Jeffer- May 752 son Dec. 17 5 1 "LaCigale" Nov. 12 5 3 "Risks." Jan. 15 5 1 " Lady of Lyons " June 12 5 1 "Rivals-" Oct. 29 5 2 •' Lady of Lyons "—Ada Ca- "Road t o Ruin." Oct. 846 vendish Sept. 20 5 1 "Romeo and Juliet"—Mary Legs, moral influence of (Ed.) Anderson Sept. 20 5 1 Feb. 13 4 4 "Romeo and Juliet" —Mod- " LesCloches de Corneville " jeska Oct. 14 5 2 June 551 Rowdyism, Rampant. (Ed.) " Little Barefoot "—Maggie Feb-13 4 5 Mitchell April 11 5 2 "School." Jan-26 5 1 London Stage (0.) "G.W. S." "School," Feb. 952 March 20, Oct. 16 "School for Scandal." May 851 "London Assurance ".March 19 5 2 "Schoolfor Scandal."...Sept. 23 5 1 <: Louis XI "—Albaugh..Oct. 16 7 1 Season, coming * July 27 2 3 "Love Letters, Ol*"—Sept. 251 Season, preparing for Aug. 825 "Lyons Mail"—Dampier.Jan. 29 5 2 Season—prospects Aug. 24 3 5 McCullough as CorioJanus Shakespeare memorial per- Dec. 19 5 2 formance—Kate Field..May 23 1 3 McCullough's Farewell May 13 6 2 Shakespeare memorial per- Macready — Sala's charges formance—London let. June 853 (Ed.) ...March 444 "Sidonie." Feb. 11 4 6 "MaJtorilica" April 23 4 6 Smyth's, Mrs. J. K., poetical Majeroni, Edward Feb. 4 readings March 11 5 3 April 30 "Stage As It Is," Miss Len- Managers and Critics (Ed.) nox's discourse May 18 5 3 Feb. 28 4 4 Sunday performances Dec. 28 8 1 " Mercy Merrick "—Miss Ca- "Sweethearts"—Lingard.Mav 28 5 1 vendish .Sept. 10 5 1 "That Lass O'Lowrie's.".Dec. 553 " Mignon "—Maggie Mitchell "Toodles-" Jno. S. Clarke..:.. March 19 5 1 March 11 5 2 "M'liss" in court Sept. 16 2 5 "Uncle Tom's Cabin "..Feb. 19 5 2 Modern Theatre (C.) Oct. 26 4 1 " Uncle Tom's Cabin "—Mrs. Modleska, Mme.—Exit..Nov. 11 5 1 Howard Mar. 30 5 1 '•'Money" Feb. 19 5 1 Union Sg. Theatre—changes. "Money" March 30 5 1 Nov. 2712 " Mother and Son " Sept. 25 5 2 " Vanaerdecken " June 22 5 2 " Mother andSon " Nov. 12 5 3 " Verdict, An Open." Sept. 13 5 1 "MySon" Dec. 552 " Verdict. An Open," its ori- Nibio, Wm. (Ed.) Aug. 24 4 5 gin ....Aug. 925 " Widow Hunt" — Jno. S. Notes..Jan. 1, 7, la, 15, 21, Clarke March 11 5 2 26, 28, 31 ; Feb. 1, 2. 4, 6. 7, 8, Wigan, Alfreds. Dec. 346 11, 13, 14, 16, 19, 23, 25, 27 : " Woman of the People, A" Nov. 2, 4, 11, 16, 18, 25. 29, Sept. 24 5 1 30; April 1, 8, 12, 15. 22, 26, Dramshops (See Liquor.) 29, 3u ; May 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7,8, Draper, " bhang," crimes of. 9, 11, 14, 16, 20, 21, 25, 27, 'J9, Aug. 15 2 4 31 ; June 7, 10, 11. 14, 17, Draw poker—" Sermons in 27 : July 4, 5, 6 ; Aug. 9, 28 ; Chips " (&d.) Dec. 244 Sept. 2, 9, 11. 20, 24, 28. 30 ; Drawings, mechanical Mar. 16 b 1 Oct. 14, 15, 16, 27, 28; Nov. Drew.Gov.. o n Sam.Tilden.Aug. 245 1, 18,19, 21, 30; Dec. 2, 3, 7, Drew Seminary, aid for—Feb. 22 8 2 16, 21, 23, 30. Drew Seminary com Mav 17 2 2 "Old House on the Bridge of Drill—novelties Oct. 581 Notre Dame Feb. 26 5 3 Drinks and statesmanship (Ed.) "Oliver Twist." Oct. 851 May 1644 "Olivia." Sept. 21 4 6 Drinkwater, Mr Feb. 28 4 5 30 INDEX TO THE D—Drof—Eads Date. Pa. Cl. E—Eads—Economy Date. JPg. Cl. Drofuarc. J.T.,card from..Aug. 10 2 6 Pay—jetty works.Jan. 9, Sept. JDrofuarc, J. T., on JSat. banks. 19.20,27 Sept. 28 4 1 Pay (Ed,) May 17 4 4 Drought, danger o f (Ed.)..Jan. 243 Flacan, Thos'., case of May 24 1 5 Drowned, resuscitated—appa- Ear diseases—treatment. March 16 6 1 ratus Dec. 3054 Ears, water i n the (Ed.) Mar 945 Drowned, resuscitation of (C.) Earth's Axs, change? Aug. 3101 Dec. 21 2 5 Earth was made, how Oct. 5 8 1 Drowning, cases of (SeeAcci- Earth enwai-e, American... Dec. 14 2 *;3 dents.) Earthquakes. Drugged—Miss A. W. Oakman. Carlo, 111 Nov. 20 5 4 Jan. 31 8 2 Germany Aug. 27 5 5 Drunkenness among women. Hudson, along the Oct. 5 1 3 Dec. 27 3 2 , Indicator—Japanese July 663 Drury. H'y, Socialist..May 27, 30 Record of fifteen centur'sMay 10 1 2 Duel—Andrieux-Cassagnac. Testing for a distant May 18 6 3 March 14 1 3 Venezuela May 15 8 2 Gambetta-Foun:ou....Nov. 22, 23 Venezuela May22 1 3 Grasty-Robinson Jan. 16 8 5 Vesuvius Sept. 26 5 4 Harley-Fishbur.'re Jan. 14 2 6 Virginia Jan. 416 Hill-Scroggins Aug. 22 4 6 Easby's, Jno. W., promotion Apl 16 1 3 Maxan-La Pena Feb. 713 East, another cloud in the (Ed.) Pitts-Thorns March 30 1 6 Sept. 24 4 4 Rogniat-Parinett Dec. 31 1 4 Easter at Bethlehem April 24 5 2 Thomgon-De Cassagnac.Mar. 482 Duelling—"Custom of Virginia" Eastern Question. (Ed.) July20 4 5 Alliance.new triple (Ed.)June 24 4 3 Duell, Chas. H., election con- Anglo-Russian plot July 453 test Jan.28 8 3 Burritt's, E., letter on..April 25 5 4 Duell. P. H., vindicated Diplomacy and tax-paying.. I April 413 (Ed.) July 18 4 4 Dufferin, Lord Diplomacy on the stairs (Kd.) Administration of Canada... July 444 Nov. 29 6 2 Frontiers (new) luly 29 4 3 Banquet at Belfast Nov. 29 1 4 Optionism in foreign affairs.. Governorship of A sia Minor, "* July 12 4 4 andthe i Nov. 14 1 4 Russian gains and British | Reception in New-York.Feb. 123 losses June 15 1 4 I Religious animosities, on Russian—England agreement I (Ed.) Sept. 28 6 4 June 15 1 4 Duffy, Justice P. G., trial of Russians in Central Asia(Ed.) i ' Feb. 567 Nov. 13 4 3 ! Duganne, A. J. H , and The Ad- Storis's, Dr., address.. Mar 6, 13 vocate Aug. 845 Treaty, another secret (Ed.) Dun, Barlow & Co.,report of Aug. 15 4 4 failures Jan. 18, July 13 Treaty, a fourth secret (.Ed.) Dunbar's, J. E., report on the Nov. 844 Metropolis April 225 (See also European Congress Duncan, Jos. C., arrest of, and Russo-Ttirkish War.) Feb. 25 5 4 Easthampton, L. I,letter..Sept. 253 Duncan, Jos. C., case of Eaton, D. B., Civil Service Re- Feb. 26, March 4 form, Mar.2. 9, IB, 23, 30, Apl. 6 Duncan. W. B., on Jas. Mc- 13, 27, May 4, July 6, Nov. 2 Henry MarchlS 5 3 Eaton, John, educational re- Duncan, Sherman & co.'s ports (Ed.) July 19 4 3 Grafts Jan-17 3 1 Eaton, John—" National Sani- Dunckley, Henry Aug. 27 3 6 tation" Dec. 11 4 5 Dundee, industries Jan. 732 Eaton, P. H., talk with Presi- Dunkel, Aaron K., sketch of dent Hayes May 4 1 i May 16 2 2 Eaton, Hon. William W. Durant, H. J., case of Aug. 285 Backfire, on (Ed.) Jan. 23 4 3 Dust showers, Atlantic Nov. 23 6 3 Silver, o n Feb. 626 Talk with Hendricks (Ed.) *' Dutch Harmon," capture of... April 445 April 485 Voorhees, and (Ed.) Jan. 19 4 2 Dutcher, S. B., abankrupt.May 1 « 3 Ecclesiastical pleasantries (Ed) " Dutchess " County Jan. 18 4 5 Sept. 28, Oct. 5 Ecclesine, Thos. E. C., on the Duties, cost of collecting...Oct. Ill Presidency Mayl7 8 5 Duty — passengers' baggage JSccleston, J. H., declines to be (Ed.) Sept. 245 aBishop Jan. 11 8 2 Dwight, Walter—insurance Eccleston, J. H., elected Nov. 20, 21, 28 Bishop Jan. 812 Dwyer, John H., case of...Nov. 525 Economist (London) on Silver Feb. 22 4 5 JE. Economy a t Albany (Ed.)..Feb. 243 Eads, Jas. B.. card July 26 4 1 Economy without sacrifice (Ed) Humphreye's charges...June 625 Mar. 28 4 4 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1878. 31 E—Ecuador—Elections Date. Pg. Cl. E—Elections—.Emanuel Date. Pg. Cl. Ecuador—traae ...... July 8 2 1 Massachusetts—Boston City Eddy brothers, arrest. 'of. -F^b. 19 5 1 (Ed.) Dec. 14 4 4 Edison, TJios. A. Newark, IS'. J,, Charter..Oct. 913 Electric light ...... Dec. 4, 5 New-Hampshire Marcti 13 5 2 Electric light — experi- New-Hampshire, off-vote Mar 21 1 3 ments ...... Nov. 18 New-Hampshire,off- vote.Nov 13 2 4 Electric light — Lowrey's New-Jersey, off-vote Nov. J 9 6 5 - card ...... Nov. 15 New-Jersey municipal ..April 10 1 4 Electric light—patent ...... N ew-Jersey, town Mar. 14 1 5 Dec. 10, 17 New-York—official canvass.... Inventions ...... June 4. Sept. 28 Dec. 20 9 1 Letters from ..... June8, Julv lo New-York—off vote Nov. 30 3 3 Made inem. of Science Asso- New-York—vote for Court of ciation ...... An?:. 24 Appeals Judge IN ov. 1855 " Tasi 01 eter"—London let- New-York primaries D-ec. 11 5 4 ter, " G. W. S." ...... Dec. 11 New-York—Kings Co. official Editor, '-religions" (Ed.). .June 29 vote Nov. 23 8 5 Editorial experiences— Mr. f±. North Carolina Ang. 356 C. P ...... Nov. 2 North Carolina—riot May716 .Edmunds, Hon. G-eo. F. Nova-Scotiau Nov. 516 Amendment to Matthews's sil- Ohio , -.April 316 ver resolution ( Ed.)____Jan. 15 Ohio, Rep. victory Oct. 911 Carpenter's picture of Lincoln Ohio official vote Oct. 21 1 3 on (Ed.) ...... Feb.13 Oregon.- June 613 Electoral Mil ...... May 25 Oregon—result June 25 5 1 Electoral bill-sneech....Dec. 10 Paterson, N . J., charter. April 915 Electoral Mil passed United Pennsylvania—off. vote..Nov. 16 5 5 States Senate ...... Dec. 14 Poem : "Announcing the Re- Letter to Hayes concerning turns " Nov. 824 apDointments ...... Jan. 11 Presidential ina'ry (See Presi- (Ed.) ...... Jail. 1*2 dential). Ran road legislation, on..A pi 3 Ret unsinl846 (C.) Mar. 225 Speech on finance ...... Jan. 28 Rhode Island Rep. vie...April 4. 5 2 Education. South (Ed.) :Nov. 12 4 2 Address— Wmchell's ...... Oct. 25, State—November. Nov. 6 i 1 Dec. 20 Tammany primary Sept. 17 8 2 Board of. organ ...... Jan. 10 Utah laws July 636 " Great National University " Vermont Sept. 455 (Ed,) ...... Mar. 30 Vermont—returns Sept. 516 '• Laborious parent," (Ed.) Westches>er(N.Y.)town.Mar. 28 8 3 - Dec. 9 West Virginia Oct. 10 1 2 Criticism by Chapin.... Dec. 18 Electoral Controversy. • (See National (Ed.) ...... June 11 Presidency.) Notes (eve i y Thursday.) Electric Lignt. (See Light.)... " Patent Virtue Generator " Electric—two machines Dec. 19 8 1 (Ed.) ...... May29 Elevators, American, for Rus- Practical (Ed.) ...... April 8 sia March 16 3 3 Reports (C.) ...... April 26 Elevators — concerning trap- Reports (Ed.).....______Mar. 19 doors (Ed ) May 29 4 6 Reports, Eaton's (Ed.). .July 19 Eliot, Boyd,flightof April 116 South ...... ____Dec. 30 Eliot, George, personal sketch (See also Schools.) .of Aug. 27 4 5 .^Edwards, Rob. estate ...... July 23 Ellis, Geo. F., on silver May 4 2 5 Eight Hour Law. Ellison, Geo. C., care of July 212 ^ - (See Labor.) Elopement, Bean — Plumpton Egypt—Finances ...... Mar. 13 Feb. 18 5 2 Egypt— Reforms ...... Aug. *34 Bedell,SJno. age 60 (Ed.).Jan. 14 4 4 Egyptian Hall closed ...... June 17 Dodge-Sanford Aug. 19 8 4 ''Elections. Lownsbury-CIark March 2 10 1 Arkansas, Dem. vict...Sept. 3 1 5 Pine-Dixon March 22 5 5 Colorado, Rep. vict ...... Oct. 3 1 1 Repplier-Hotchkiss May 13 5 1 Congiessional (Ed.) ...... June 14 4 2 Ely, Smith, Mayor. Congressional and the N. Y. Appointments, concerning his Republicans (Ed.) ..... Aug. 10 Jan. 22 8 3 Connecticut, off-vote____Nov. 30 Cipher dispatches, on the Oct. 10 5 2 Controversies (Ed.) ..... May. 3 Economy, views of March 9 10 4 Delaware, off -vote ...... N ov. 12 Message Jan. 816 Indiana ...... April 3 Workmgmen, and the (Ed.) Indiana, Dem. vict ...... Oct. 9 Aug. 942 Indiana, off-vote ...... Oct. 26 Emancipation of Woman. .(Ed,) Iowa, Rep. vict ...... Oct. 9 July 10 4 4 Iowa, off- vote ...... Nov. 11 Emannel, Victor. Kentucky county ...... Aug. 7 Anecdotes Jan. 26 4 6 Long Branch, N. J., returns Death of : Jan. 1014 recounted ...... May 27 1 4 Death—America's condolence Long Island town ...... April 3 1 6 Jan. 22 8 Maine ...... Sept. 10 1 6 Monument April 10 5 g Maine, Municipal ...... March 12 1 5 Obsequies—poem Jan. 17 4 5 32 INDEX TO THE JE—Emamiel—Erlich Date. JPg. Cl. E—Estimate—Evarts Date. Pg. Cl. " Window, at the " (Ed.).Jan. 25 4 Estimate, Board of, its power Em » ezzleincut. Oct. 832 Bancroft, E. P March 5 8 Estimates for 1879—New-York Bartow, A. case Jan. 16 2 City Nov. 23 5 2 Bigelow, Geo. B Jan. ±9 1 Eternal punishment, Catherine Blakie. Geo. A Dec. 28 2 E.Beecher o n Mar. 934 Bremner, Benj. EC March 12 8 Eternal punishment, concern- Bullard, O. F Jan. 30 i ing (Ed) Feb. 244 Calhoun, Ed. S July 6 7 Eulogies, concerning(Ed.).Jan. 25 4 6 Carpenter, F Aug. 3 7 "Eulogies on deceased Con- Caroenter. Joseph W Mar. 29 5 gressmen" (Ed.) '...Dec. 25 4 4 Chace, S. Angrier April 11 1 Europe, new iront'rs (Ed.)July 29 4 4 Huntzinger, Geo. W Dec. 2 3 Europe, off for (Ed.) June 845 Lewis, T. R.. case, Jan. 5,Feb. 5 Europe and the Peace (Ed.)Feb 643 Mclntire. H. W...... April 11 1 Europe, peacei n (Ed.) Mar. 543 Meachen, John C Nov. 29 5 Europe, two months in—London Meyer Henry Jan. 23 8 Letter Apl. 423 Miller, Carey W., case...Nov. 20 European Congress. Payne, John D... May 18 Austria gets Bosnia June 29 1 6 Pedrick, R. A Oct. 29 Batum question settled. .July 10 1 4 jrPerault erauiT, u-eorsGeorge Novi> ov. 28zo Bessarabia receded to Russia Philadelphia Water Supt,Aug 23 Julv 216 Pbilp, F July 22 Bulgarian compromise (Ed.) .Rhodes, H. M May 29 June 26 4 3 Roodebecke, E Nov. 30 Bulgarian question... June 18, 25 Sellers, A Jan. 7 Concluded July 15 1 5 Smith, F. A. H April 26 Cyprus ceded toEngland. July 911 Stilcke, Carl P. A Anrii 13 Diplomacy (Ed.) June 22 4 3 Wood, Jas. M... June 1 Diplomacy as per contract Wood, S. O Jan. 30 (Ed.) July 844 (See also Defalcations, Forgery Dobrudja ceded to Roumania andRobbery.) July 216 Emerson's, R. W., "The Re- Greek claims June 18, July 1 public." Aug. 16 6 Greek Question settled...July 616 Lecture, •' The Republic," Mehemet All's nrotest.... July 2 1\ 6 tEd.) Feb. 27, Mar. 2 Montenegrocieclar'dfree.July 2 1 \ 6 Nissa awarded t oServia. July 314 Sketch of May 4 6 Organized June 14 1 6 .Emigration. Servia declared free July 216 Castle Garden, who shall pay " sharp practice" (Ed.)..July 943 for Dec. 14 1 Treaty of Berlin signed. .July 1514 Com'ers of. finances Jan. 17 8 Work done—" Stage " (Ed.) Commissioners report Jan. 31 8 July 342 Liberia May 3 8 (See also Eastern Question Liberia - Dec. 2 2 and War.) Report to the Legislature Europeans, no more good (Ed.) Feb. 1 2 Mar. 16 4 4 South Carolina (C.) June 22 2 Eustis, J. B. and the Silver Bill Southern—West Virginia. Mar 19 5 (Ed.) Jan. 14 4 3 Tramps, and (C.) ...Jan. 21 5 Evacuation Day Nov. 26 5 1 (See also Homes.) Evans, F. W., letter from..Jan. 855 Emma Mine Litigation Mar 4 8 OnHell Mar. 16 2 6 Emmet's, Robert, birthday.Mar 5 5 O n Col. Ingersoll Mar. 226 Emmet-Zimmerman tight. June 29 5 On Land May 18 2 5 Engineering work at New-York On the Second Advent...Nov. 783 Dec. 11 1 On slavery Oec. 28 .2 5 Engineers, cadet. Oct. 1 1 On the Sparrow Apl. 13 5 1 England (See Great Britain). Eyarts, Hon. Win. M. England, Howard, card Jan. 9 5 Address at the New-Eng. Soc. England, trip to—Letters from Dinner Dec. 24 1 6 "W. W" .July 22, 27 Campaign issues,on (Ed ) Oct. 2662 Aug. 3, 10, 17 Canada free trade, offers Englewood—Presbyterian Me- - Aug, 29. Sept. 4 moriai Chapel April 27 5 Cipher dispatches, on the.Oct. 14 1 6 English girls—country houses, Diplomatic salaries, on..Mar. 15 1 1 Nov. 26 4 Diplomatic service—changes English, Jas. E.—Mr. Phelps... June 22 1 2 (Ed.) Sent. 13 4 Fishery Award, on the..May 18 1 6 English, Lorenzo Aug. 14 1 Fishery Award—cor. with English, L.,nom. for Cong.Aug. 16 1 Eng...Sept. 28, Oct. 30, Nov. 11 Engraving, Bureau of,manage- Salisbury's reply Nov. 15, 18 ment Aug. 2, Dec. 19 Interview with a Chicago re- Entomological Com/report. Feb 19 5 porter April 11 5 2 Eothen. sch., departure o .June 20 5 Letter to Potter June 15 5 4 Episcopal Cong, at Cin'ati..Oct. 18 5 Monetary conference—invita- Episcopal Congress (Ed.)..Oct. 19 4 tion Mar. 16 1 2 Erie Railroad (See Railroads). Political ecunomv. The Nation Eriich, D.. arrest of Aug. 14 5 on Mar. 22 5 1 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1878. E—Evarts—Executions Date. Pg. E—Executions—Explosions Date. Pg. 01. Political situation, his review Bosnia—246 persons Sept. 14 1 5 of Nov. 19 5 Cable. Rev. B. (colored), at Politics, on (Ed.) Sept. 5 4 Nashville March 15 5 6 Politics, on (Windsor, Vt., Chambers, Sam'l (colored), at cor.) Sept. 5 5 Newcastle, Del March 23 10 3 Speech at Cooper Ins'te..Oct. 25 1 Cojlins, Geo. (colored), at Steam lines to South Amer- Newcastle, Del ..March 23 10 3 ica, on -. Dec. 20 1 Connelly, J., at Chicago. June 22 1 6 Evening Post on THE TRIBUNE Costafloray, at St. John. Que- May 10 5 bec Dec. 14 1 3 Events of 1877 Jan. 1 1 Daniels, J. W., at Warren- Events—romance of the news burg, Mo March 2 10 2 (Ed.) Nov. 16 4 Donnelly, Dennis, at Potts- Everett, C= J., card from.. April 25 5 • ville, Penn June 12 5 2 '• Evidence of friendly feeling " Fisher, Thos. P., at Mauch (Ed.) June 1 4 Chunk March 29 1 5 "Evolution," Newberry's lec- Fooks, Hiram (colored), at ture -.Feb. 19 5 Del. uly 13 10 5 Ewer's, F. C.. lecture " Catho- Green, R., at Kansas City lic Truths." May 11 3 March 2 10 2 Letter to Baker May 22 5 Green, R., at Magnolia, Miss. Ritualism, on Jan. 4 2 Oct. 5 1 6 Ewing, Thomas Hod&L, in Germany Aug. 17 1 6 Candl, buys a Dec. 6 1 Johnson, "Gus" at Rome, Ga, Cipher dispatches, onthe.Oct. 17 1 March 16 10 3 Definition of coin (C.) Feb. 2 2 La Page, Jos.; at Concord, N. National party, on the..July 11 2 H March 16 10 3 Silver, on Feb. 18 1 Levels, Jacob, at Little Rock. Speech at Columbus Aug. 9 1 Jiine 22 1 6 Speech on silver in JS ew-York McEvoy, Roberc, at Granite- Feb. 2 5 ville/S. C April20 1 3 Examiner (London) blunders.. Methods of (Ed.) April 6 4 4 Dec. 5 4 "Molly Maguires" at Blooms- Example,influenceof (Ed,).Jan. 25 4 burg- March 26 1 1 Excavations at Roman Forum Kehoe—leader of Dec. 19 2 2 Excise. Nov. 29 4 Servian conspirators May 29 1 6 Accounts—results of the ex- Shaw,"Mike," in Georgia. July 13 10 5 aminations Feb. 27 8 Steenburgh, Sam'l, at Fonda, Arrests.Jan. 14,Feb. 4,July 5, 9 N. Y April20 1 3 Bill, new (Ea.\ Jan. 3 4 Woods, Jos., at Madone. N. Y. Board, charges against..:Jan. 22 5 Feb. 2 2 Board, finances Mar. 21 8 Executive clemency (Ed,).May 31 4 Board, investigation Jan. 29 2 Expedition, Woodruff Feb. 21 2 Board, power of — Sept. 12 2 (Ed.) Feb. 21 4 Board, suits against the..Mar, 1 -8 Expert—Finley May10 1 Board, trial of Dec. 18 7 " Experts," uses of (Ed.).March 29 4 Board troubles. July 25, Nov. Explorations in Brazil—Hartt's 20, 21 May 4 3 Brooklyn Jan. 17 2 Explorations in Greenland.Oct. 19 6 Brooklyn measures Jan. 14 2 Explorations at Mycenae... Feb. 19 5 Commissioners, charges agt.. Explosions* Jan. 23 Barclay-st. (Ed.) Jan. 14 4 Commissioners, power to re- Barclay-st.—clue to cause.July 31 2 move. Nov. 4 Barclay-st.—conclusion of the Commissioners, trial of..Dec. 11 inquest March 2 10 Law—Arguments. Sept. 9 Boiler at Cambridge, Mass... Law-1857 Oct. 24 April 8 Law—meeting of citizens. Jan. 30 At Columbus, Ohio Dec. 6 Licenses—duplicate Jan. 7 At Dunbar, Penn Nov. 29 Maine Law March 9 At Kingsey, Quebec Dec. 27 Methods Jan, 3 At Memphis,Tenn May 7 New-CanaanTroubles(C.)Jan. 26 At Montgomery, N. Y..Nov. 6 Plea for ttie present law. Jan. 29 At Newburg, Ont March 8 Stamford, Conn. Jan. 14 At Richmond, Va., 7 lives... Stamford cases Jan. 28 March 23 1 Suit—O'Toole Jan. 31 Steamer Adelphi Sept. 30 1 Excursion to Mexico.- Dec. 30 Steamer Adelphi ; verdict.. Excursions, concerning July 29 Oct. 11 8 Excursions, .facilities for.. .July 8 Steamer Thos. Cornell..July 12 8 Executioner, a National (Ed.).. Si earner Magenta March 25 8 Feb. 2 Tugboat Cattell Aug. L4 2 Executions, .Tugboat Henderson Aug. 16 8 Abies, Jno., T, at Carthage, Tugboat Sumner Aug. 5 2 Mo Feb. 16 Tugboat Warner May2 1 Barr6 and Lebiez, in Paris... Calcium Light in Baltimore. Sept. 25 Jan. 24 - 1 Beavers, at Madison, ind Coal Mine in Monmouthshire, Feb. 16 Eiig Sept. 12 1 INDEX TO THE E—Explosions—Failures Date. JPff. Cl. F—Failures Date. . Cl. Coal Mine at Sullivan,IndN ov 22 8 4 Bassett, Geo. W., crockery. Colliery a t Haydock, EngJune 815 April 16 5 Colliery at North Stafford- Baxter, C. H. & Co., paints. shire ...... Mar. 28 5 3 Jan. 15 6 Colliery at Nova Scotia May 22 1 3 Belknap & Ketcham, brokers. Colliery at Scremerson, Eng. July 25 AU£ 813 BenharCoal Co ...... Nov. 11 Colliery near Glasgow. -Mar. 955 Bertaux, C.W., shipping.Aug. 22 Dynamite at Glendale,L.I. Jan 5 8 Bigler, Jas.,timber____March 26 Dynamite at Montebello,Ma. Bishop, B. M., grocer____Aug. 5 Mar. 27 .8 6, 10 Dynamite at Parma,Italy,Feb 25 Bixby, S. M., blacking.. Jan. 22 Gas in Brooklyn June 25 2 Bliss, Samuel & Co., grocers. Gas at Harrison, O Mar. li 5 Jan. 5 Gas at Harrison, O. (Ed.)Mar. 11 4 Boafieid. J ...... Jan. o Gas on Star Island.N.H. Nov. 11 1 Bonner, John & W., bankers. Gasoline in Burlington, Vt. Jan. 1, 2, 3, 4 Nov. 25 1 Booth & Edgar, sugar..April 2 Mine in Pottsville.Penn., four Boyd, F. O. & Co., whiskey. lives Jan. 16 5 March 5 Minneapolis May 3 1 British ...... Dec. 19 Nitro-glycerine atNegaunee, Brown, D. W., iron ...... Nov. 26 Wis ....Jan. 9 8 Bryan, C.W ...... May 2 Nitro-giycerine at North- Bryce & Smith, liquor.. July 24 Adams Jan.30 2 Buchanan, M. & Co ...... Oct. 24 Oil at MauchChunk, P enn.Apl 6 1 Bunn, J., banker ...... Jan. 3 Oil Tank near Bergen Point, Burch ell, Jno.J., builder.July 11 N.J Feb. 20 8 Butler, Wm. A., auctioneerFeb. 8 One - hundred - and - twenty - Cammeyer & Nason, shoes.. third-st Feb. 20 . 8 Feb. 16 Paris May 15 8 Canada, in ...... Jan. 21 Powder mill near Negaunee. Canadian— statistics ...... Jan.15 Aug. 23 1 Cattell, A. G.. flour ...... Feb. 21 Powder mill at Pottsville. Aug 19 1 Cecil, John B., banker.. April 5 Powder mill at South Acton, Chestnut & Dubois, bankers Mass March 13 1 Jan. 17 PreaknesB, N. J., Bendrock Chicago ...... Jan. 21 Works July 3. Dec. 30 Chicago ...... Jan. 14 Tannery,Thirty-third-st. June 14 5 Claxton, Kate ...... July 9 Thermometer factory in Claxton, Kate ...... Feb. 27 Bochester April 6 10 Clement, Morton & Co.. cloth- Torpedo works—Bussian.May 20 5 ing ...... , ...... Jan. 5 (See also Accidentsand Shipwrecks.) " Clinton, J. C., & Co." stocks Exports and imports. (See Trade.) Feb. 28 Express on THE TRIBUNE and Coats,How'dW.,brokerMarch26 Mr. Potter Aug. 1 5 Commercial Warehouse. . May 3 Extradition, C.G.Scrafford case. Cowan, Shuts & Co., bankers March 4 1 Nov. 4 Extradition, report of British Davies, A. M, & Co., umbrel- Commission Dec. 30 5 las ...... JulylS Eye and Ear Infirmary, annual Day, Hoagland F—Failures—Falls Date. Pg. Cl. F—Family—Fever Date. Pg. Cl. Scott, C., white goods June 15 2 5 ''Family party,or public house" Scotfc, Geo. H., real eslateJan. 1526 (Ed.) .'. Sept, 17 4 2 Shaw, Ed. & Co., spinners at Famine. China—DarticularsDec n 2 4 Beltast Feb. 28 1 6 Famines in the East (Ed.).Feb. 27 4 5 Sierra Flume and Lumber Co. Fanatic—David Lazzaretti.Sept 646 July ll 8 5 Fancher, Mary J., remarkable Slote, Woodman & Co., books. case of Nov. 25,26 Nov. 552 (Ed.) Dec. 644- • Snell, L. D., provisions..Oct. 30 8 2 Solomon, B, "L., furnitureJune 29 10 3 Fancher's, Mrs.,100th birthday Spaldins & Wales, dry goods Nov. 16 5 1 Dec. 3 10 2 Faneuil Hall (Ed.) Sept. 19 4 3 Sclialk, Emil, broker....May 21 8 2 Farjeon, B . L., o nfiction..July563 Statistics Oct. 17 8 3 Farley, J . B., o n charity Oct. 544 Steamboat Co., New-York and Farmer, a puzzled (C.)..March 225 Troy March 2 10 3 Farmers, of Lancaster, Penn. Stearns,'Dana & Co., grocers. (C.) Aug. 21 2 5 March 19 I 6 Farmers andSocialists(Ed.)July 16 4 2 Steers, E . P., lumber May 282 Farmers and Sociaiists(Ed)Aug. 542 Sterne & Heilbrun, dry goods Fashions..Jan.26, Feb. 16, Mela 16 Jan. 15 1 6 April 13, May 11, Juno 8, 22 Stiner, Jos., tea Aug. 28 8 2 July 13, Aug. 10, Sept. 14, 28 Stockwell, A. B., broker. June 13 1 5 Oct. 26, Nov."9, Dec. 7, 25. Stokes, E . &C.. hides.March 515 Fathers, two Boman(Ed.)..May 21 4 3 Stout, Jno. W., fruits Jan. 21 8 1 Faulkner,Ed., St.-preaclierOct. 12 3 6 Sturges, Win Feb. 585 Faulkner^ L. B., case of Oct. 14 5 5 Thomas, J . N., banker Jan. 515 Letter to Tweed :Oct. 18 5 5 Upham, Win.,woollens— Feb 14 1 5 Fawcett, Prof.-sketch....June25 4 5 Valentine, D. & Co.,dry goods Fa.wcett's, W. L., review of 'Jan. 25 2 4 wheat crop Aug. 1944 Vanderhoef & Beatty, straw Fazy, James, death of Nov. 2545 goods «. July 483 Fees in public offices—Bar As- Verner Bros., London brokers so. report Dec. 11 1 6 March 13 1 4 Fenian prisoners Jan.16 5 4 Virtue F—Fiat—Finance Date. Pg. Cl. F—Finance Date. Pg. Cl. Fiat lux and fiat nux(Ed.)-.Sept.24 4 3 Brighter prospects (Ed.). Apl. 17 4 2 Fiat money —letter defending Business and (Ed.) -Apl. 143 (Ed.) Dec. 28 4 2 Business and (Ed.) Nov. 18 4 3 Field,General C.W., "give him a Buying and selling (Ed.'>.Jan. 343 chance" (Ed.; April 17 4 4 Cheap money lor poor people Made Doorkeeper of the (C.) March 30 2 5 Souse April 9 1 .1 Coin and credit (Ect.) Feb. 12 4 3 Wabash R. R., and the..May 22 3 2 Coinage Act of'73.- Jan. 311 Field, D . D . presentation..Nov. 184 Acts, history o f (C.) Jan. 826 Window, at Ms (Ed.)....Jan. 25 4 5 Commission Jan.31 1 3 Talk with Aid. Reilly...-Dec. 20 8 2 Executed i n Dec.'77...Jan. 513 Field. Kate, on Church and Laws, Gen. Ednrands's his- Theatre May 18 2 6 tory of Jan. 26 1 1 Field-Dean, election case.-Aug. 21 1 1 Sys.of—Sylvester le tter.Feb 11 5 3 Fields, James T., trioute to B. Conscience, has the nation a Taylor Dec. 24 2 4 (Ed.) Jan. 943 Fields, Mrs.T.C., case ol. - --Oct. 30 8 4 Conference at Paris..Aug. 12, 17 Fitth-ave. pavem*nt A prii 12 8 1 20, 24, 29, 30, Sept. 14 Filley, Postmaster, charges Report of Commission..Dec. 14 1 4 against Aug. 17 1 4 Conference, Paris (Ed.)..Sept. 12 4 4 Removed Sept. 514 Conference—invitation to Eu- rope— March 16 1 2 Finance. Conference, Italy accepts in- American credit in Germany vitation.- June 10 1 1 (C.) -Jan. 952 Conference, France accepts American credit in .London • invitation June 10 1 1 (3d.) March 23 4 3 Congress ana (Ed.) May 23 4 - 4 American system of (Ed)Marcii 142 Congress and (Ed.) Dec. 742 Arkansas's method (Ed.) July 843 " Creating money " (Ed.)Oct. 29 4 4 Bank (See Banks.) Creditors, understanding with Bank notes and greenbacks our (Ed.) ....April 843 (Ed.) Aug. 14 4 2 Crisis and its duty—letter Banking act—new Feb. 20 5 2 from"Western Reserve"Oct 29 5 2 Barbarism m (Ed.) July 843 Currency—contraction..Sept. 30 1 1 Bond, ten dollar (C.) Jan.,26 3 2 Currency—figures (Ed.).July 23 4 3 Bonds, destroying (Ed.)..Ocr. 22 4 2 Figures (Ed.) Aug. 242 Call for 5-20... .May 1. July 12 Fluctuations o f (Ed.)..Sept. 343 18. 31, Sept, 5, Nov.18, 28 Retired (Ed.) June 344 Dec. 10, 20. Currency and politics (Ed.) Circular on tlio transfer July 31 4 2 ol Nov. 21 5 4 Debt—hardship of payment Four per cents — circular (Ed.) Dec. 643 concerning- June 21 1 3 Debt and the Carrency—Mc- Four per cents—Sherman's Cullocli's letter Oct. 531 circular Nov. 14 1 3 Debt Statements. (See U.S. Four per cents — contract Treasury.) closed Jan. 16 8 5 Democratic policy of (Ed.)Apl 23 4 2 Four per cents offered.. Jan. 17 1 1 Dollar, goloid metric Dec. 24 1 3 Four per cuiits—sales of 'Draw-poker" (Ed.) Dec. 244 Julv 22, Aug. 1, Sept. 14 'jurunk,how GOget" (Ed.)July 24 4 3. Four per cents—Sherman's ' Fiat"—everything by incan- call March 855 tation (Ed.) Oct. 143 4^2 per cent—contract closed ' Fiat " money (Ed.) Aug. 15 -i 2 May 17 1 6 ' Fiat" money and the work- 4*2 per cent (Ed.) May 15 4 4 man (Ed.) Sept. ^6 4 2 4^percent (Ed.) Mav 17 4 3 "Fiat" money—wages (Ed.) 4^ per cent, successor (Ed.) Aug. 27 4 2 April 29 4 2 Foreign coins, value of...Jan. 722 Government, contracts for Foreign credit, our (Ed.).Feb. 27 4 2 May 20 1 3 French (Ed.) Jan. 16, April 4 Government, explained (C.) French paper currency (C.) June 826 * Sept, 28 4 1 Government,returning(Ert.) Gold a t 101 ^ (Ed.)....March 743 Feb. 844 Exports o f (Ed.) April 143 Government, selling(C.)Jan 22 5 4 Par, at :Dec. 18 10 1 Government, selling (Ed.) Premium—lowest since '62. t June 17 4 2 - Nov. 14 8 3 Interest, about (Ed.)..Aug. 943 Price of (Ed.) March 12 4 3 Outstanding (C.) Mav 425 Price of (Ed.) March 22 4 2 People, for the: Jan. 16 8 5 Rise in (Ed.) May 29 4 5 Prices of (0.).-.-: March 16 2 6 Shall we pay (Ed.) Aug. 3 4' 3 Retirement o f Sept. 651 Shipping point of (C.) March 23 2 5 Sales of March 15 4 2 Government create money, Sales of (Ed.) March 18 4 3 can (Ed.) Oct. 25 4 3 Taxation of (C.) July 16 5 4 Greenbacks, debasing(C.)Jan. 826 Taxation o f (Ed.) Aug. 2443 Greenbacks and bank notes 3-65 Oct.22 1 4 (Ed.) : Aug. 14 4 2 Value of (C.).- July 16 5 3 Gunpowder and (Ed.)..March 943 38 INDEX TO THE F— Finance Date. fa. Cl. F—Finance Date. Pa. Cl- "Happen, what may" (Ed.) Bankers-conference con- " Sept. 3 4 2 cerning.March 23, April 10, Honest Money League, Chi- 11, Nov. 12 cago ...... * ...... March 16 Bankers on ...March 29 Honesty in (Ed.) ...... Nov. 2 Banks and (C.) Dec. 21 Hope, day ol (Ed.) ...... June 20 Circulars Dec. 21 Illinois— fifty years ago (Ed.) Clearing House on Nov. 13 Nov. 4 Details of (Ed.) Nov. 22 Inflation, arguments for (En.) Details of (Ed.) Nov. 25 Jan. 7 Forward to (Ed.) Aug. 12 Inflation.— Pennsylv'a. Jan. 8, 15 Hand, at, (Ed.) ,-.JulylO Inflation revive business, will Key to better times (C)May 9 —letterfr. "Z. L. W."..Oct. 5 Legal-tenders and Oct. 7 Interest, concerning - Ball's N earing .(Ed.) May 18 letter ..... : ...... Jan. 26 Now for (Ed.) Nov. 6 Investments, small (Ed.). Jan. 16 On to (Ed) April 12 Issues, real (Ed.) ...... Oct. 31 Plans for Nov. 23 John Bull's standards of mor- Preparations for (Ed.).Dec. 16 als (Ed ...... Feb. 1 " Shall or May" (Ed.).May 28 " Laws of the U. S. relating to Sherman ann (Ed.)..March 22 Loans and Currency".. Sept. 19 Sherman and (Ed.) Dec. 20 Legal-tenders (Ed.) ...... May 28 Sherman's talk with Balti- Legal-tender, circulation (u.) more financiers Nov. 25 Feb. 2 Silver and (Ed.) Nov. 15 Legal-tenders—coin (Ed.)Dec. 23 Steps toward (Ed.) Oct. 16 Legal-tenders, contracting.. "Test of character" (Ed.) (Ed.) ...... JunelS Aug. 24 Legal tenders for customs(Ea) Resumption. (See also Con- March 28 gress Proceedings.) Legal-tenders in gold,redemp- Bisks, diminishing (Ed.).Dec. 31 tionof(Ed.) ...... Sept. 9 Securities, hypothecated—the Legal-tenders in time of war law Jan. 14 (Ed.) ...... Sept. 3 Silver : Agitators (Ed.)..Feb. 25 Legal-tenaers, retire the (C.) Bank reserves, as (C.).Mar. 16 May 10 Banks against Jan. 10 Legal-tenders, Sherman and Banks, memorial .Feb. 6 the ...... Jan. 28 Bar, price oi (C.) May 4 Legal-tenders,three (Ed.)Nov 30 Bland Dill—Cernuschi on Lesson ot dishonor (Ed.).Jan. 28 (Ed,) May 6 Louisiana and (Ed.) ...... Aug. 10 Bland bill passed HouseFeb 22 " Magie's Plan"—Illinois (Ed) Bland bill passed U. S. Sen- Nov. 4 ace Feb. 16 Monetary Commission report. Bland bill, passage of, over Pec. 14 veto March 1 Money, amount of, in circula- Bland bill in PMla..._Jan. 12 tion (C.)______...... Feb. 16 Bland bill in Savannah, Ga. Money to pay debt, creating Jan. 12 (Ed.) ...... * ...... Oct. 19 Bland bill—and the Secre- " Money "F. A. Walker's.) an. 13 tary (Ed.) Feb. 19 National credit (Ed.)____Feb. 16 Bland bill, text of Feb. 18 National crtedit, the attack on Bland bill and THE TEIBUNE (Ed.) ...... Jan. 12 (Ed.) March 12 "Old Truths" (Ed.) ...... Oct. 3 Bland bill, what it means Outlook (Ed.) ..... June 8, July 8, (Ed.) Feb. 25 22, Aug. 26 Boomerang, the (Ed.)..Fe£>. 26 People's money, a (C/i.-Aug. 17 Sritisn opinion on March 15 Policy and its results,our (Ed) Cemuschi on (Ed.) Dec. 27 Sept. 23 Cerro ie Pasco mines..Jan. 14 "Poor man's friend" (Ed)Sept 20 Chicago's protest agt...Jan. 28 Practical results (Ed.)____Jan. 31 Circulation, excessive amt. Queries—answers ...... May 18 in Feb. 4 Questions, plain (C.) ...... Jan. 21 Coin of France (C.)..March 1 Beportof Control'r KnoxNov 21 Coin of France (Ed.) Jan. 28 Beport of U. S. TreasurerNov 28 Coinage—conference. March 12 Bepudiation — New-England Compromise, effect of (Ed.) (Ed.).. ----- ...... Mayl4 Feb. 9 Tennessee ...... Dec. 26 Conference report of the Town of De Ruyter, N. Y. Commission Dec. 14 Nov. 21 Congress and (Ed.) Nov. 20 Virginia ...... Dec. 5 Customs, received lor..Dec. 18 Virginia .(-Ed.) ...... Dec. 6 - Daddies" not infallible(C) Virginia (Ed.) ...... Dec. 14 Feb. 23 What would,nrolit (Ed)Nov 27 Demonetization — Weed's Resumption : Act,construc- letter Jan. 10 tion of ...... July 11 Dollar (new)first coinedMar14 Approaching (Ed.)____Sept. 30 Dollar, description of (Ed.) Attacks on (Ed. > ...... Dec. 10 March 15 Bankers and (Ed.) ...... Dec. 9" Dollar in '73 Jan. 3 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1878. F—Finance Date. Pg. C\ F—Finance Date. Pg. Cl. Dollar of GUI fathers, a phot- Snecie, facilities for shipping. ograph Jan. 8 4 ( July 22 1 1 Dollars, an issue of April 29 1 S Standard, an honest double East and West (Ed.) June 8 4 4 (C.) Jan. 234 Effects o f (Ed.) Feb. 642 Syndicate contract—fifty mil- Effects o f (JEd.) March 642 lions Aprill2 1 4 Effects of unlimited Jan. 1 5 Treasury, U. S. (See Treas'y.) Extremists, the (Ed.)...-Feb. 23 4 4 Two hundred years ago (Ed.). Fund to buy orators, a.. ..Jan. 28 1 1 Sept. 14 4 3 Government purchase of..Oct. 31 1 4 Union in (Ed.). Jan. 22 4 4 Government purchase of. NOT. 7 2 Unit of value (Ed.) N ov. 30 4 4 In suranceComp anies and( Ed.) West, heresy of the (C.),"E.V. Feb. 5 4 S." Jan. 316 Kansas relations—letter. .Jan. 232 West, heresy o f the (C.)..Jan. 233 Labor's loss by Jan. 28 1 1 West not dishonest,the(C.)Jan 234 Latin Union, and the (Ed.)... West — "Someplain words" Nov. 27 4 (Ed.) Jan. 19 4 4 London papers on (Ed.)..Jan. 28 4 Finch,Washington,case of,Aug. 26 1 3 Manufacturers, will ID helD Finding oat too much(Ed.)Apr. 144 (Ed.) Jan. 15 4 Fine Arts. Mass meeting atCooperUnion. Academy of Design elects of- Feb. 2 5 ficers May 982 Matthews's resolution, passed Academy of Design exhibition House.. Jan. 29 1 April 2, 9, 19, May 8, 11, 27 Matthews's resolution, passed Academy of Design, students' U. S. Senate Jan. 26 3 4 reception Mav 16 8 2 New-Orleans o n Jan. 721 American Artists—a foreign New-York Senate, votes agt.. artist's opinion Dec. 25 2 5 .1 an. 30 2 1 American Artists' Asso'n ex- Ninety per cent party, the hibition .... March 9,16, 23, 30 (Ed.) Jan. 23 4 2 American at Paris March 16 '6 3 Past and future o f (C.)...Feb. 253 American at Paris—Moran's Peru,in Jan. 21 2 1 letter Jan. 12 3 5 Points in (C.) "C. E."....Feb. 16 3 4 Artists and Art criticism. Ap'l 12 2 3 Politics and (Ed.) Jan. 30 4 2 Artists' fund collection .. Jan. 15 5 2 Prices, variations in Jan. 16 5 1 Artists' fund collection,sale of Project, "Is it dishonest?" January 23 8 2 (Ed.) Jan. 22 4 3 Avery collect'n,sale of.Ap'l 10,11 Prospect (Ed.) March 243 Boston Museum, of July 13 6 1 Purchase o f bullion March 755 Brevoort pictures Dec. 21 5 1 Question in a nutshell (C.) "J. Brooklvn Asso. exhib'n..April 23 8 3 L.» ...Feb.16 3 3 Brooklyn Asso. exhib'n..Dec. 351 Question, F. F. Ayer on..Feb. 19 1 2 California scenery—paintings Bemonetization—a prominent b yKeith Nov. 952 financier's views Jan. 21 3 3 Castellani collection — Cook's Bemonetization (0.) "C.M.D.'1 appeal Feb. 18 2 3 Feb. 225 Castellani collection — failure Kemonetization, effect of (Ed.) to purchase Feb, 19 1 3 April 22 4 3 Castellani collection—Prime's Bemonetization not repudia- letter Feb. 25 3 1 tion (C.) ....Feb 655 Castellani collection — Cook's Demonetization—S u m n e r* s reply t o Prime March 963 paper Jan 26 10 3 Castellani collection, value of Besumption, and (Ed.)..Feb-20 4 2 (Ed.) Jan. 29 4 5 Besumption, and (Ed.)..Nov. 15 4 2 Ceramic, in Paris (C.) Dec. 26 3 1 Betrospect (Ed.) March 242 "Charles V." Nov. 16 5 2 Sau Francisco Cham, of Com. Cheap, manufacture of.. Mar. 16 3 5 o n Feb. 782 " Commoaus as Hercules "— South, ana the (Ed.) Jan. 14 4 3 Bridgman's Dec. 27 5 1 Speculations Feb. 621 Cottier collection. April 15,24, 25 Suggestion, another(Ed.)Feb. 943 Critic and painter (Ed.)..Dec. 944 "Swindling" and ''repudia- "C.T. C." (C.).-.Dec. 14 2 4 tion" (Ed.)". Jan. 22 4 3 Criticisms, queer Nov. 1625 Trade dollar coinage Feb. 453 Cypriote—Merriam's let. .Dec. 14 5 3 ' Trade dollar coinage of,stop'd. Cyprus—Cesnola's lectures.. - Feb. 486 Nov. 8, 15, 22, 28 Trade dollar, refusing Jan. 31 8 4 Flushing, L. I., loan exhib'n Treasury, i n The July 953 Feb. 22 2 3 Value, fall of Nov. 19 1 4 Gainsborough's "'Duchess of West'n business men onFeb. 924 Devonshire" May 29 4 6 Western manufacturers pay Grosvenor gallery —Hawth- in Jan. 14 1 2 orne letter June 421 Wisconsin o n Feb. 455 Household Decorations—Bos- Silver. (See also Proceedings ton letter Dec. 7 10 1 of Congress.) Lamont Collection, sale of.. South, light in the(Ed.).. .Jan. 1145 Feb. 13, 14. 15 South, sense at the (Ed.)...Jan. 21 4 3 La Page's Pictures—Boston South, signs at the (Ed.).. Feb. 242 letter Dec. 7 10 -i 40 INDEX TO THE F—Fine Arts—Fires Date. PQ- Cl. F—Fires Date. PCJ. CL Latham colletion, sale of.. Atlantic City, N, J Nov. 16 10 3 March 29 5 1 Augusta, Ga.. cot'n mills.Feb. 27 5 4 Lecture—Prime's. - March 20 5 4 Baflston, N.Y., cot'n fac..Dec. 6 1 6 Lecture—Warner's Oct. 30 5 3 Baltimore, Md.,car shops.May 21 1 Loan Exhib., Oct. 16,26, Nov. Bath, N.Y., poor-house..April 8 5 2, 30, Dec. 2 Belgian Palace Feb. 22 8 Loan Exhib. (C.)"S.N.C."Jan. 7 2 3 Blackburn, j&ng.. cotton mills Moon—pictures of the...May 16 2 3 Sept. 13 1 Novar paintings, sale of..June 3 5 3 Blackstone, Mass., twelve Painting on ivory, how to houses March 4 5 treat a (C.) Dec. 14 2 4 Boston,chem ical works..N ov. 11 3 Paintings and drawings, rare Boston, Medford-st Feb. 1 8 Feb. 25 5 1 Bradford, Penn., loss $50,000 Raphael-Madonnas for sale. May 7 1 May 4 5 2 Bradford,Penn.,50 bldgs.Nov. 16 10 Sale of paintings,..Jan. 30, Brockton, Mass.,loss $150,000 March 2 3, April 10 March 7 Studios—gossip, Jan. 26, June Brooklyn. Fulton.st., No. 229 22, July 6, Oct, 12 Jan. 4 Turner's "Conway Castle.!'.. Brooklyn, oil works Aug. 12 Dec. 10 8 2 Brooklyn,Pacific feed millDec. 5 Water Color Soc., election of Brooklyn, pork warehouse officers— March 18 5 3 Feb. 1 Water Color Soc. exhib.—pri- Brooklyn, Water-st Jan 12 10 vate view Feb. 2 5 5 Buffalo, N.Y., flour mill..Dec. 26 Water Color Soc. exhib Buffalo, N. Y., 13 houses.July 10 Feb. 5, 9, 14 Cairo, Egyptian Palace..Dec. 28 Finley's Col. claim Feb. 16 5 2 Cambridge, Mass., Biverside Fire alarms—means of send- Press .Jan. 8 ing AprillS 2 4 Cape May, N. J., hotels, etc., Fire Patrol Com.—work of Nov, 11 ' June 21 8 2 Cape May, incendiary...Nov. 28 Fire Underwriters' annual re- Carrollton, ID Jan. 22 port April25 8 5 Chicago, Cameronbld'g..Feb. 2/ Fires—New-York. Chicago, theatre Feb. 6 Asylum, N. Y. Juvenile.July 15 2 3 Chicago, woollen mills...May 6 Ba^clay-st., No. 9 Dec, 27 5 4 China, -2,000 people perished Barclay-st., No. 63—bodies Feb. 5 found Jan. 1 8 1 Cincinnati, chair fact'y..May 9 Barclay-st. (Ed.) Jan. 5 •4 3 Cincinnati, loss $76,500..Feb. 4 Barclay-st, No. 58 Aug. 10 10 1 Cincinnati, rope factory.April 11 Beaver-st..No. 88 March 30 1 3 Clarksville, Tenn., loss $500,- Bowerv, near Grand-St..June 14 5 5 000 AprillS Canal-st., Higgins' Building.. Clarksville, Tex., 19 houses March 27 1 4 May 23 Duane, cor. Greenwich..May 31 1 3 Cleveland, O., loss $165,000 Eighth-ave., Nos 183, 85, 87. March 21 Nov. 28 1 6 Cleveland,O.,loss$75,OOO.Mav 20 Elizabeth-St., Nos. 85, 87. Ccburff, Ont., hotel April 2.6 April 10 2 6 Danville, Va., tobacco..March 23 Fulton Fish Market Nov. 18 5 2 Defiance, O.,loss $2o,000.. Jly. 9 Fulton-st,, No. 174....March 12 8 5 Derby cotton mill Dec. 7 Hester-st.. No. 179 Jan. 10 2 5 Detroit, Mich., coal May 28 Houston-st. (W.),No,202.Mar. 1 8 5 Detroit, Mich., Free Press Incendiaries—arrests Nov. 16 3 6 building April 30 Nassau-st.—Fowler bid'g.Dec. 12 8 4 Edenburg, Pa., loss $350,000 Beport of, in 1877 Feb. 21 3 1 Oct. 14 Sixty-first-st.—chair fac. .Oct. 11 5 3 Fall Kiver, Mass., fact'y.Nov. 30 feouth-st., No. 232 AprillS 1 5 Flushing, L.I., Main-st..Dec. 26 Thirty-first-st., No. 427..Nov. 11 5 5 Forsyth, Ga., loss $80,000.Mar. 5 Thirty-fourth-st., piano fac- Gardner, 111., six houses..Dec. 27 tory ...Oct. 8 12 2 Granville,Wash.Co.,N.Y.Aug. 27 Thirty-third-st., No. 150.June 14 5 5 Greenpoint. L. I., mill...Aug. 20 Thomas-st., Nos. 65-67....Jan. 1 8 4 Harrisourg, Pa., loss $70,000 Twenty-third-st., Excelsior Jan. 4 building Feb. 18 1 6 Hartford, Conn., Kohn'sB'Ock Vesey-st., No. 65 March 11 2 4. May 25 Vesey-st., No. 51 May 30 8 2 Hartford, Conn., Novelly William-st., No. 190 Dec. 28 1 3 Works May 24 Worth and Elm-sts Jan. 29 1 3 Hartford Novelty Works.Nov 26 Fires—Miscellaneous. Hartford, Conn., Planing Mill Akron, O.. music hall June 19 1 6 Mar. 30 Amsterdam, N.Y Nov. 4 5 5 Hong Kong, China FJ ec. 28 Annapolis, Md., five houses Honolulu—great.... Jar. 11 Dec. 14 1 5 Hot Springs, Ark., 250 build- Astoria, L.I. Aug. 24 1 6 ings - Mar. 6 Astoria, L. I., a fireman killed Hunter's Point, L. I., varnisli Jan. 26 in .q factory Aug. 30 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TOR 1878. 41 JF—Fires Date. Pg. 01. F— Fires Date. Pa. Cl. Irvington, N. Y., Bishop resi- Paterson, N. J., puddling dence April 16 1 5 mill ...... Oct. 3 Jersey City, Colgate Works Pelhamville, N. Y., cartridge June 755 factory ...... Feb. 5 Jersey City—five houses.Mar. 12 1 6 Petersburg, VS., tobaccofac- Kittaning, Penn July 1814 tory ...... Nov. 28 8 3 Lagrange, Ind., Brown's Philadelphia, brewery... Nov. 11 1 5 Block Jan. 813 Phila.-ChestDut-st...... Jan. 2 1 5 Lake Mahopac Hotel Oct. 482 Philadelphia, Nos. 224, 226 Lawrence, Mass., Pac. mills Chestnut-st-...... Feb. 1 8 6 Feb. 812 Philadelphia. Fourth-st., loss Lenox, Mass., cottages.-Sept. 12 8 5 $1,000,000 ...... Mar. 26 1 4 Long Branch incendiaries— Philadelphia, oil works.. May 11 3 3 Mar. 11 5 3 Port Au Prince, 38 houses Long Branch incendiaries— July 12 8 4 Mar. 18 2 2 Pottsville, Penn., coal mine Long Branch incendiaries— Jan. 5 2 3 May 24 8 2 Preakness, N. J., Rendrock Long Branch incendiaries works...... Juiy 3 1 5 May 25 10 3 Princeton, N. J., churcn. Oct. 19 5 3 Louisville, Ky., oil Mar. 18 1 5 Providence, R. I., twine mill Macon,Ga., loss $100,000.Apl. 22 1 3 Oct. 1 1 6 Marshn eld—Daniel Webster's Randall's Island—Idiot Asy- old residence (Ed) Feb. 15 4 5 lum ...... Nov. 9 10 1 Massiion, O.,large Jan.30 8 4 Richmond,- Va., Penitentiary Maynootli College Nov. 216 Nov. 16 10 3 Mayville, N. Y..._ Nov. 22 8 4 Rockhill, S. C., 18 houses.. Mem phis, Tenn., elevator June 5 8 5 July 315 Rutland. Vt., Landon's Block Memphis, Tenn., hotel Mar 18 1 5 Feb. 25 8 Memphis, Teiin., St.'Agues Saginaw (E.) Mich ...... Nov. 13 5 Academy 5lay 17 2 2 Saginaw (E.) Mich., lumber.. Meriden, Miss., four blocks, Dec. 5 1 Dec. 923 St. Louis (East) ...... Aug. 17 10 Middletown, N. Y... Dec. 27 5 4 St. Louis (East) ...... Sept. 28 12 Minneapolis, Minn, eight St. Paul, Minn., mill—loss mills •_ May 315 $75,000 ..... ' ...... Deci.ll 5 MississiDpi-fish landing.Mar. 456 Salem, N. J., destructive. Jan. 3 i Mobile, " Ala.—loss $85,000 Saratoga., Clarendon Hotel. April 584 Nov. 4 1 Mobile, Ala,, oil Feb. 19 2 3 Savannah, G a., cottonhoa.se. Mobile. Railroad depot..Mar. 25 8 ' 2 Feb. 19 2 Montclair, _>.. J., Jacobus Shasta. Cal ...... Aug. 132 building Jan.29 1 3 Shelton, Conn., loss $300,000 Montezuma, Git., eleven Nov. 6 3 stores Nov. 515 Shreveport, La., loss $90,000 Montgomery,Ala.,cottonJune 25 1 6 Feb. 12 1 Mt. Vernon. N. Y., Corson's Somerville, Mass., pork..June 18 1 Club House-.-. Sept. 982 Spariansburg, Penn., loss Nassau, N. Hi,—loss $25,000 $100,000 ...... March 8 5 Jan. 813 Springfield, Mass., loss £57,- Newark.N.J., Market-st. July 9 1 '3 000...... April 1 1 Newark, N. J., shirt iae. Dec.. 26 1 3 Stapleton, S. I., brewery Mar 22 1 Newark, N. J . (East) Oct. 381 Steamer Neversink ...... Feb. 2 10 Newark, N. J., Peters Manu- Suncook, N. II., loss $62,0 >0 facturing Company . Aug 30 1 5 May 25 1 Newark.N. J.,plough fac. June 24 1 3 Taunton, Mass., lead works New-Brunswick, N. J., Rail- May 3 1 road bridge Mar. 1124 Terre Haute, Ind., 3i;0 cattle New-Orleans —loss $95,000 Jaj. 14 8 April 215 Theatre—East Indian____May 20 8 Newport, R. I., United States Thessaly ...... July 25 1 Hotel Dec. 915 Tit/asville, Penn., Oil Co. sept 14 1 Northampton, Mass., paper Tokio—4,000 houses____April 12 1 mill A.US:. 925 Towaada, P^nii., hotcLMarcii 9 1 Norwood, Mass., paper mill, Trenton, N. J., rubber...Dec. 26 1 Sept. 30 1 3 Troy, N, Y., Times office. Feb. 11 1 Ogdensburg, N. Y.—loss $15,- Ulica, N. Y., loss $40,OOO.Dec 25 8 000 Jan. 523 Waco, Tex., loss $oO,OOu, Feb. 213 Omaha, Neb., Grand CenM-al Webster, Mass, cambric Hotel Sept. 583 works ...... Feb. 13 1 Orange (East) N. J Dec. 30 2 6 Wells Beach, Me., hotel, Feb. 16 5 Panama—three blocks...Mar. 916 Westerly, R. I., loss $40.000 Panama : details Mar. 19 5 3 Jan. 1 8 Parkersburg, W. Va.,coal oil, Wickham, Queens Co , N. B., May 25 1 5 sixlives ...... Feb. 14 5 Paterson, N. J., Continental Wilmington, Del., loss. $70,- Hall Dec. 513 000 ...... Dec. 25 l 42 INDEX TO THE F—Fish Date. Pg. Ct. F—Fishing—Forgery Date. P#. ci. Fisft and Fisheries. Smyth case (Ed.) Apl. 18 4 4 Award correspondence,Mar.22,26 Fishing extraordinary—Glover British opinion (C) "G. W. (Ed.) Apl. 9 4 S." Nov. 18 i 4 Fisk,DeputyCollector(Ed.)Mar. 6 4 ' Canadian Claims Dec. 23 8 Fisk &Hatch's handbook. .June 6 4 Canadian view of it, a. .Nov. 16 3 4 Fitzhush, L. H., on W. S. Hoi- Delfosse's views Mar. 13 1 1 man...- Sept. 25 5 (Ed) March 22, June 21 Five Points Mission—Weed's Evarts's letters, May 18, letter May 652 Sept. 28, Oct. 30, Nov. 11. Flag, Bear. Jan.16 5 1 Salisbury's reply to Evarts Flaherty, J. W., charges against Nov. 15, 18. Jan. 22,^23, Feb. 9, 12 Fish's statement Mar. 30 5 3 Flanagan, Justice, charges agt. France's claims (Ed)....July 25 4 5 " July 31 2 6 " Gett.ine: even," (Ed)-.Mar. 12 4 3 Flannels, auction sale of.. ..July 11 8 1 Hayes's message May 18 1 6 Fleming, Wm.J., arrest of.. Apl. 122 London News on Nov. 9 1 6 Fletcher, Matilda, on the Wo- London Times on Nov. 14 1 6 men's hotel- June 558 London Times on (Ed) Mar. 29 Flight to FaneuilHall(Ed.)Sept..19 4 3 Apl. 4 Flint, A.,npm.forHealth of c.Jan. 2 1 2 * Massachusetts opinions Mar 18 1 5 Nom. withdrawn Jan. 17 5 5 Once more (Ed). Apl. 23 4 3 Flogging a female prisoner. July 822 Opponents Rebuked....Mar. 22 1 6 Flood : Colorado May 24 8 5 Pall Mall Gazette o~a the Nov 5 5 4 Connecticut Feb. 23 8 1 Paid... Nov. 22 5 4 India Aug. 13 1 5 " Pay, but not without pro- Nevada Aug. 17 1 3 test " (Ed) March 27 4 3 Norwich Nov. 19 1 5 Pay, United States Senate Sacramento, Cal. -.Feb. 6, 19, 20 votes to June 3 2 5 21, 23, 28, Mar. 5 Payment, concerning '(Ed) Ulster Co., N.Y ..Dec. 17 5 2 Nov. 14 4 2 (See also Storms.) Benort to United States Flora, Northern Temperate .Sep. 14 6 1 Senate May 29 1 5 Florence,City of,ban£rupt.Mar. 20 5 5 Validity of March 9 1 1 Florida cipher dispatches...Oct. 813 Commission,work of the,Glou- Cipher dispatch's—Coyle's ser- cester letter Nov. 5 2 6 vices Dec. 19 4 5 Connecticut Biver —Mass. Cipher dispatches—specimens claim (Ed.) March 1 4 4 (Ed.) Dec. 12 4 5 Connecticut question..March 23 4 4 (.See also Telegrams—cipher) Culture in New-York Oct. 12 8 1 Election inquiry (See Presi- Culture in Virginia June 15 6 1 dential.) Culture on the Pacific Aug. 24 6 3 Beturning Board—Cowgill's Culturists' Asso. meets...Feb. 28 8 3 letter Nov. 913 Cuttlefish June 22 6 3 Writs of mandamus Nov. 18 5 4 Dog Aug. 17 6 3 Flour—exports Jan.23 8 2 Exposition—Booseveit's let- "Flush Times," author of..July 2o 2 3 ter Dec. 24 5 1 Flying machine May 10 4 6 Fealty of March 16 6 1 Flying machines June 2283 Gloucester troubles Feb. 4 8 2 Fog signals, experiments..Aug. 28 8 2 Hatching. July 19 3 y Fogs, precautions in (Ed.).Feb. 25 4 4 Herring, migratory July 13 6 3 Foiey, Michael, case of July 24 2 6 Labrador. July 25 2 5 Foley, Michael, dismissed from Question—what is practically Police force Feb. 27 8 3 involved Nov. 2 8 2 Folwell, J. N., his belief in Hell. Salmon eggs May 25 6 3 March 653 Salmon in Conn. River...May 3 1 5 Forbes, Archibald, sketch of. Salmon tor Germ any N ov. 16 6 1 March 545 Salmon in Maryland Nov. 30 6 1 Cyprus, on Oct. 12 3 3 Shad, catering young (C.)May 8 5 6 Telegram from Limla Nov. 16 1 6 Shad hatching July 24 1 1 Ford, B. M., wniskey frauds. Shad, trichinse in May 4 6 4 Jan. 25 1 1 Shark fishing of Nantucket Ford, Henry, case of Aug. 16 2 6 Sept. 9 2 1 Ford, Jno.S., on Texas border Transportation of young.Mar. 22 1 2 troubles Jan. 26 5 4 Troubles on the Ne'w^oundland Ford, Jotm T., on J. W. Booth coast (Ed.) Feb. 12 4 5 June 17 4 6 Troubles—violence from Cana- Forefathers' Day (Ed.1 Dec. 23 4 4 dians.- Feb. 20 1 2 Foreign Affairs, optimism in United States Commission- (Ed.) July 12 4 4 work.- June 1 1 2 Forest depredations—a report .- Valueof Mar. 16 6 1 July 11 2 2 Whitefish and Herring...Apl. 6 6 3 Forestry (Ed.) Feb. 544 Flsb, Hamilton Forestry—Hough's reports (Ed.) Fishery award, cor. with March 22 4 5 Thornton..... Mar 26 5 1 Forestry, needs of American On the Mar. 30 5 1 Feb. 23 2 5 Grant, Conkling and Hayes, Forests and famines (C.) March 30 v Q on July23 2 5 "Forgery " (Ed.) June 22 4 2 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1878. 43 F—Forgery—Foster Date. Pg. Cl. F—Foster— France Date. Pg. Cl. JForsfery. Toledo District, andthe.. July 23 1 1 Andrews,.W.B July 13 I 4 Wormley Hotel conference, Arrest of two noted forgers. and the ...... Feb. 15 1 5 Feb. 7 5 Foster, D. P., skull broken. July 24 1 4 Baker, Charles.. Sept, 14 10 Foster, John W., on Mexican Barrett, Wm. C Jan. 16 2 affairs ...... -____Feb. 6, 11 Bonds—Toledo and Wabash Report on Mexico's trade...: R. R Aug. 23 8 Nov. 20 1 5 Bugbee, J. W April 6 1 Foster, John Y., charges agt.. Canter's confession May 152 Dec. 612 Carlin. L., confession Oct. 26 2 3 Fourton's election declared in- Cash circular notes Oct. 18 8 2 valid ...... Nov. 19 8 4 Covert, Francis, case Feb. 433 Fowler, A.—Shaw fight.. Sept. 7 10 2 Doua-las, Thos. G March 20 2 6 Fowler's, William A., expenses Drafts on a Charleston bank March 582 Jan. 10 3 Fowler's, Dr. exploit—crosssing Freret, Jean Henri July 25 5 1 the channel ...... Sept. 28 3 2 Gilmore, Timothy Jan. 25 2 4 Fox. Mrs. Geo. L.. card____Jan. 22 5 4 Gray, Wm.E June 8 10 1 Fox-Hogan fight ...... April 30 5 5 Gray, Wm. E., career of ..July 10 2 1 Grow, Juo. A., March 21, 22, .France. 23, 26, 27, 28, April 2 Hadley, W.J., capture of Dec. 624 Academy election (C.) "G.W. Holmes, Edward Nov. 15 8 1 S."...... July 252 Husted, J. H Aug. 23 8 2 Affairs i n 1837 (Ed.).... April 842 Johnstone, Wm. E., arrest of Amnesty for press offences.. Dec. 11 5 3 Jan. 25 8 4 Ladd. Thos. E May 454 Art, ceramic, in Paris (C.).. Levinson, Jacob L ..Oct. 12 1 Dec. 26 3 1 Manwaring, Edward..March 13 8 3 Bonapartist prosp'ts. March 18 1 6 Martin, N. C Sept. 30 2 3 Commercial crisis, cause of. . Moss, Henry S Feb. 513 June 27 Peurick, R. A Oct. 29 9 1 Commercial relations____June 11 Pedrick, R. A., arrest of Eastern Question, and the (C.) Dec. 30 2 2 Feb. Pedrick's confession Nov. 455 Elections ...... :____July 9 Potter, H . L Nov. 182 Elections for Deputies..Jan. 29 Rielly brothers (boys) May 434 Execution—•' guillotine," (C.) Reilly, W. F., checks Feb. 1616 Sept. 28 3 Scrafford. C. G.—extradition Exhibition—Agriculture and case March 416 Machinery (C.) ...... July 16 2 Snell—Ward Sept. 21 1 l America, at (Ed.) ...... Sept. 144 Stern, Samuel- Nov. 26 8 3 American Art ...... March 16 3 Thiel, Carl Nov. 591 . American Art, Mora n's let- Union Trust Co Oct. 26, ter...... Jan. 12 3 Nov. 19, 20, 21, 22. 23 American Corn's ...... Jan. 28 J Whelan, Robert J Dec. 3 10 2 AmericanDep't.(C.)"G.Wr.w." Wnelan. Rob't J., details.Dec. 4 8 3< May 2, 30 Whelan, Rob't J., capture of American display (C.).July 2t> 5 Dec. 732 American exhibitors, list of Williamson, C.E.hist'y of.May 281 March 11 2 (See also Defalcations, Em- American exhibitors1,honors bezzlement and Robbery.) to (C.) "G.W. S." ....Nov. 26 2 Forgetting, with discrimina- American manufactures — tion (Ed.) Maichl3 4 3 Paris letter ...... Nov. 30 2 Forrest—Bell fight May 185 American publishers' exhi- Forster, Jno.—" Mystery of Ed. bits(C.) • ' G . W.S."...July 9 2 Drood" July 651 American publishers— Paris Forster, Wm. E., and Liberals letter ...... Dec. 21 2 Aug. 13 1 5 American visitors ...... June 28 5 Forster, Wm. E., on the Berlin American visitors (C.)" G. Treaty .July 22 1 4 W.S."...... May20 5 Fortunes—" Castles in Spain," Awards ...... - ..... Oct. 22 1 (Ed.)..- April 845 Awards, distribution orNov. 30 2 Fosha Jas. W.. case of May 29 8 2 A wards, distribution of Jay's Foster, Hon. Charles letter ...... ----- Nov. 16 2 Banning's Election,on.March 812 Awards,American successes Burk : Matthews agreement, Paris letter ...... Dec. 10 2 o n (Ed.) ....Feb. 214 Awards to American exhibi- Conciliation Aug. 551 tors ...... Aug. 28, Sept. 7, 9 Democratic economy, on. July 111 British -furniture (C.)" G.W. Hayes's Administration, on.- S." ...... May31 5 3 July 26 4 5 Cafe~s(C.) "G.W. S."..May 28 5 3 Hayes, defends April 612 Commissioners.honorayFeb. 812 Hayes's Southern policy, and Contrasts (Ed.) ...... May 14 4 4 Aug. 811 Energy of the Fr'ch (C. )Apl 1(3 5 2 Speech at Springfield, Ohio.. ; Hotels—chaiges (C.)"G. W. Aug. 27 2 6 ! S." ...... _____ May 23 5 3 44 INDEX TO THE F—France Date,. PCI. F— France—Gambetta Date. Pg. Hotels—expenses (C ) "G.W. Tunis, annexation question S." ...... May 4 '5 (Ed.)...... Aug. 3 4 Household deeorati'n(C.)"G. Tunis—protectorate of. .Aug. 15 2 W. S.".- ...... - ...... July 6 2 Wine-making (C.) ...... Nov. 14 2 Jurors, Am ...... May 17, 27 Women's intrigues— Paris let- Look attiiebuilding8(C.)"G ter ...... Dec. 25 5 W. S." ...... May 1 1 Fran chi, Cardinal, sketch ot Map ...... May 1 1 March 7 1 Median! 'al display____Aug. 23 5 Franchi, Cardinal (Ed.).. -Aug. 1 4 Opening ot...... May 2 1 Franconia Mountains...... Aug. 7 2 Openiug of(C)"G.W.S."May 14 1 Franking Privilege (Wd.).. Nov. 16 4 Opening ceremo's— sequels Franklin, Benj., concerning a (C.) "'G. W. S." ...... MaylS 1 monument (C.) ...... Feb. 16 3 Outline of it(C)"G. W.S."Apl 30 5 Franklin not an infidel (C.). Mar. 9 3 Ploughs____...______Aug. 16 2 Franklin exped.. relics of. .Feb. 28 2 Politics and the (Ed.)April 27 4 Frtinklyn, Geo., sentenced..Oct. '22 3 Prince of Wales's inspection Fraud m cipher (Ed.) ...... Sept. 10 4 (C.) " G. W. S." ...... May 13 5 Fraud obvious (Ed.) ...... Jan. 18 4 Prices, increase in(C.)"G.W. Frauds— "charges a:;d commis- S." ...... Jane 7 5 sions" cases ...... Auril '^0, 22 Prizes for paper mak'rsAug. 14 5 Freebury, J., a Buffalo des- perado.: ...... Jan. 21 1 Profits - .- ...... Oct. 12 1 Freeamen'sHospitalinouiryApl '2 1 Programme ...... May 1 i Freese, J. R., case ot ( Ed.) .Feb. 19 4 Rules—nines for ioreig'rs(C) Freese, J. R , sentence of ..Feb. 26 4 G.. W.. 8.." ...... May Free Trade ulub on Gladstone. Spain in the olden time (C.) Dec6 8 "G. W. S." July Free Tr^de Club, petition (Kd,) Swiss education (C.).-Juiy 6 Oct. 11 4 Festival,'National July 1 Fremont, John C., made G-ov. of Festival, National (C.) "G. W. Arizona ...... June 13 2 S.".-- July 13 ileception ...... Aug. 2 5 Festi^ais.Lamarline and otaer French, E. B.,vindicated. .June 27 1 (C.) Sept. 14 Frencii, F. O.. on the silver bill. Finance (Ed.). April 4 March 1 5 Finance (Ed.) Jan. 16 Frencli,Theo's., card from. July 2 5 Gossip—Pan a letter Oct. 23 "Friends, Wounds ofa"(Ed.) Gossip—Paris letter Dec. 2o March 18 4 Harmony in—Paris letter Apl 4 Friends, meeting of, at New- Hospitality—Paris -letter. Oct.23 port, Tenn ...... June 15 3 Literary Congress (C.) "G.W. Friends, yearly meeting (Ed.) S." June 26, Julyl, 5, 17 April 27 4 Lotteries—Paris letter...Dec. 25 5 Frontiers (new)—Europe (Tel.) Ministry — Royalist plotters July 29 4 - busy (C.) March 16 Frost, hrst ...... bept. 24= 2 Monetary Conference(See Finance.) Frost—South ...... -. ..Oct. 19 5 Orleanist split, cause of(C.) Frothingham. John B.. nomina- March 7 tion rejected ...... May24 1 Frothmgham, O. B., card con- Peace at home and abroad cerning G. smith ...... Feb. 4 8 11 (C.) March 30 Fruit for people (C.) ...... Aua\ 3 i 2 5 " Policy in 1866 " Nov. 7 Fryer,J.C., disappearance of. Jan 9 8 2 Politics (C.) April 26 Fultou-st. prayer-meet rig, anni- Politics (Ed.) April 29 versary ...... Sept. 29 8 3 Politics : a French crisis aver- Funeral, another fancy. (Eh.) ted—Paris letter. Oct. 26 March 6 4 4 Protection in March 22 Furber, H. J., card from . . ..Jan. 14 5 4 Reform — changes expected Furniture makers in conven- (C.) Jau. 14 tion ...... Feb. 18 8 Republic — Gambetta's politi- G. cal tour Oct. 5 Gatre, George, gambler, arrest Republic — Party strife (C.) oi ...... Jan. 31 8 March 2 Gager, J A., letter from March 30 2 Republican triumph—London Gallows (See Executions). letter "G. W. S." Jan. 2 Gairnes, Mrs., asJa talker..Feb. 7 4 Royalist intrigues (C.)Marcu 9 Galpin, S. A., c-ase of...... Jan. 7 1 Seriate (Ed.) - Oct. 30 Galpin, S. A., letter from. .Jan. 26 1 Silver coin(C.) March 1 Galveston, sanitary condition Silver coin (C.) Feb. 4 o i (Kd.)...... Oct. 1 4 Silver (Ed.) Jan. 28 €*arnbetta. Silver question Fe t. 7 Berlin Treaty,and the____Nov. 5 2 Silver—Senate acrainst Jan. 30 Berlin Tieaty, on the....July 25 1 Socisty—Paris letter — April Duel with Fourtou ...... Nov. 22 1 26, N ov.9, 23 Duel— Paris letter...... Dec. 6 2 Topics—Paris letteis—sept. 28 Leadership -Fh.RemiblicMeh 2' 1 Oct. 1, 12, Nov. 2, Dec. 27. Career, reminisce'es of MsOct. 12 3 Trade — foreign Aug. 15 Clerical q_uestion,Ms poi'yOct. 4 Tun-^s, and (Ed.) Aug. 15 Nov. D. TVEW-YOSK DAILY TRIBUNE FOE 1878. O—Gambetta—Georgia Date. Pa. Ol. G—Georgia— Glacial Date. Pg. Cl- Clerical question, Ms policy Politics and business — Bul- (Ed.) Oct. 565 lock's views ...... Bee. 18 2 5 Political tour—Paris cor..Oct. 536 Gerard, J, W., on the Legisla- Services o f Jan. 214 ture ol 1877...... Jan. 8 8 2 Speech at Grenoble Oct. 26 12 2 German steel and Russian iron Speech at Romans Sent. 21 1 5 (Ed.) ...... Au.g. 20 4 4 Gambling : Army, in the..Feb. 11 1 1 Germans, religious work anions; Barclay-st.—No. 8 Jan. 31 8 3 March 4 3 1 Chatham-st.deiis July 11 3 2 JLottery (See Lottery). Monte Carlo—roulette Fe"b. 11 4 6 American citizens in Dec. 24 Pierrepont (Brooklyn) No. Bonds, United States, sells 162 Aug. 522 $15,000,000 March 2 Pool (See Pool). Crisis (Ed.) July 23 Wall-st, (Ed.) Jan, 243 Elections July 41 Garbage —destroying the har- Elections—letter from "Young bor (Ed.) Aug. 26 4 4 Germany" Sept. 7 Garbage—dumping of Aug. 15 8 1 Empire in danger, letter iroia Gardner, " Awful " Aug. 2124 " Young Germany " Jaly 23 Garfield, Hou. James A. Marpingeu miracles (Ed)Feb. 11 Chastises. W. D . KelleyMarch 731 Nicaragua relations March 19 Chinese immigration, on Nov. 21 4 6 23, 25. Evidence: Potter inquiryJuly 26 1 6 Parliament, opening of Feb 7 Homestead law, on the..Sept. 28 1 3 Parliament,dissolution ofJune 12 Ohio Govern01 ship,on theJDec. 26 1 1 Railway bill March 28 Political parties, on July 17 4 5 Religious question—Dr. Falk's Southern irauda. and the Dec. 20 1 1 resignation (Ed.) May 20 Speech at-Massilon, OhioAug. 26 2 4 Revenue Aug. 6 Speech a tYarmouth,Me.Sept. 224 Samoa, and Nov 14 Speech at Syracuse Oct. 29 2 5 Saxony affairs j uly 15 Speech on the Southern Social, political and religious policy Feb. 2024 conditions (Ed.) July 30 Garibaldi, home of June 11 5 1 Socialism June 11 Garibaldi, letter to his constitu- Socialism (Ed.) • May 15 ents Dec. 28 5 1 Socialist newspapers sup- Garibaldi on Greece March 27 5 1 pressad Oct. 25 Garnett,JEL H.,his views of pol- Socialists bill Aug. 28 itics Dec. 522 Socialists,bill passed Par..Occ 21 Garnett, H. H., on slaveryJuly 26 2 6 Socialists expelled Nov. 30 Gamier-Pages, death of..Nov. 223 Taxation Feb. 23 Garrder-Pa£6S,reminiscences of Taxation Feb. 25 —Paris letter Nov. 23 2 2 Tobacco scheme—Biemarck's Garrison, William L., on Presi- bill defeated Dec. 21 dent Hayes Jan. 17 5 1 Treaty of Berlin,ratifies.Aug. 1 Garrison, William L.,on the Re- Vatican, and the Oct. 3 publican party Jan. 2-i ' 5 2 Gerome, "Larry," peril of Garrisonian reformers-O.John- (Ed.) Nov. 5 son's letter Oct. 19 3 2 Gervasi, Dame, concern'g.-July 4 Gas : how to burn March 30 6 1 Gessler, George, arrest of. .July 3 Making, new method Jan. 23 Gettysburg, battle of, Bach- June 28. eldei's notes April 1 Stocks, decline in Nov. 29 2 6 Gettysburg claims,drcisi'nApril 9 Gases liquefied (Ed.) Jan. 16 4 5 Ghost—Brooklyn (Ed.)....Dec. 26 Gashmii— the reporter (C.)Apnl 27 5 4 Ghost—TMrty-eighth-st. March 21 Gasoline as a disinfecrant Aug. .->! 6 1 Ghosts and the telephoneMarch 8 Gaston, I. E., chargesagt...Ian. 23 8 3 Ghouls and Vampires Nov. 21 Gates, E., arrest of Oct. 12 12 1 Gibson, R. L., on Grant and Geneva a ward April 29 1 3 f Louisiana Sept. 14 (See also Congress.) Giant," Colorado Jan. 24 Gifford, R. S., sketch o±....May 11 Elections Nov. 13 1 6 Gilts (Ed.) Dec. 24 Fourth o f July a t Aug. 754 Gilbert, John S.. dinner : Lotos Gentlemen's SonsAsso.(Ed)Feb 28 4 4 club Dec. 2 Geoghegan, O.. release of ..Jan. 22 8 3 Memoirs—Boston letter..Dec. 5 Geographical Soc.; discusses Sketch of Nov. 29 Arctic explorations B'eb. 124 Testimonial Nov. 15, Dec. 6 Geographical Soc. meets..Feb. 28 Gilding metallic articles..Aug H 6 3 Nov. 13. Gill. J., escapes f'm prisonApriL 22 8 1 Geography—progress in '77Feb. 28 2 4 Gilnmn, W. S., on Col. Inger- " Geology " Newberry's lec- soll'g lectures Feb. 166 ture Feb. 19 5 5 Gilmore's band in Europe..Jul.. y 31 4 4 Georgia. Gilmore's, Q,. A., Jetties un- Election of Judges Nov. 22 2 5 der Water" O ct. 1 Politics—Atlanta letter..Aug. 326 Gilrard will case (Ed.)______Dec. 7 Politics—Bep. rule Aug. 23 4 5 Girls, runaway ( Sd.) ...... Aug. 7 Politics—talk with Akerman Giving and leaving -- Wills (Ed.) ..Aug. 20 5 2 (Ed.).., ...... June 10 46 INDEX TO THE G—Glacial-Goethe Date. Pg. C. G-Goff-Grant Date. P(/. CL Glacial periods—how produced Goff, Ed. K.. case of April 24 i 5 Aug. 10 6 8 Goff, Ed. H., flight of Oct. 1 1 2 Gladden, W., and The Congrega- Gold, and the business situati'n tionalist Oct. 24 5 2 (Ed.) Jan. 21 4 S Gladstone- Gold, discovery of in Colorado Afghan affront, andthe...Oct. 19 3 3 Jan. 19 Afghan war, o n the. Dec. 216 Gold. (See also Finance). Berlin Treaty, on the—July 22 1 4 Gooch, Lady Annie L., case of Criticised by London press Nov. 8, 29. Dec. 11 Oct. 522 " Good Morning " in Hayti (C.) Eastern question, on the.Aug. 523 April 6 England's Eastern policy, ou Goods, abuses in handling July 31 5 4 bonded Jan. 8 Financial policy of Great Goods, undervaluations of.May 16 Britain, on Aug. 19 4 6 Goodwin, Sarah, mysterious Government, attacks his— death of Mar. 6 London letter Sept. 28 3 4 Gordon, Hon. J. B. "Jingoism," and (Ed.)...Aug. 12 4 4 Ciph'r dispatches,on the.Nov. 26 Letter to BeaconsfLeld...Aug. 10 3 6 Cipher dispatches (Eld.).Nov. 26. Besidence attacked Feb. 25 1 4 27, 28, 29, Dec. 13 Soup, on (Ed.) May 20 4 5 Reopening the wounds (Ed) Speech, great Aug. 10 3 5 Nov. 23 4 2 Speech at Greenwich—Lon- Senator, reflected...... Nov. 20 5 4 don letter "G. W. S."..Dec. 18 2 1 Specie payments, on May 7 2 4 Speech at Rhyl; Afghan policy Speech at Atlanta, Ga..Nov- 22 1 6 Nov. 115 Gorham. C. T., on tbe Green- Speech at Bhyl Nov. 14 1 4 back party, etc Nov. 27 Speeches, two, to his constitu- Gorham, C. T., on J. Q. Smith ents - Dec. 14 5 2 Feo. 9 Yale College invitation..Mar. a? 5 2 Gorham, Geo. C., on campaign Glasgow and American trade funds Aug. 6 Nov. 13 1 6 Gorham.Geo.C.—subpoena.June 8 Glass, toughened June 15 6 1 Gorman, Tb os.. shooting of. May 4 Gleadell, Captain, record of GortsctaakofF. April 24 2 1 Auarassy, and (Ed.) June 18 Gleyre, biography of April 29 4 6 Attacked by Bismarck's dog Glove, kid, cases—May 25,June June 20 5 6, Oct. 12, 15, 18. 19, 25, 31; Bismarck, and (Ed.) Mar. 16 4 Nov. 1, 6, 7 ; Dec. 5. Letter to Salisbury April 10 1 Decision Nov. 883 Letter to Salisbury (Ed.).Ap'l 11 4 Duties Dec. 10 8 1 Gospel of not croafcing(Ed.)M ar 2 4 Glover, Hon. John M. Gossip, bits of July 33 4 Army, concerning his pay Goulding, of "Directory" fame July 312 Nov. 18 4 Bank-note printing, on Governmentlaydebate(Ed.)Jan. 16 4 Dec. 18, 19 Employ<§s—States May '6 1 Charges agt. THE TRIBUNE Enlightened (Ed.) July 18 4 April 22 1 1 Funds in Nat. baniis Dec. 21 1 Congressional investigations Officers indicted in Chicago. (Ed.) Jan. 29, Feb. 6, 28 ; Nov. 23 10 March 23, April 1, 9, 16, 20, A white man's (Ed.) July'26 4 23, 26; May 10. Gowanus Canal Dec. 18 1 Experts April 15 1 2 "Grab, not a" (Ed.) April 24 4 Experts (Ed.) March 29 4 5 Grace, Philip, made " Doctor of Experts (Ed.) ...June 25 4 4 Tbeology " Oct. '25 2 Letter from Jan. 30, April 8 Graff, Adrian, flight of....May 27 5 Louisiana election inquiry.. Graham, Cnas. K., appointed May 11 5 3 surveyor —July 22 1 Prescott, case March 16 1 » Graham, J. H., will of May 17 2 Secret Service—Treasury, on Graham, Jas.L..charges a^LMar 30 10 the Dec. 26 1 1 Graham, Jas. L., defaulter.Feb. 20 South Carolina frauas, Lis Grain and flour statistics.S^e^t. 2 2 chance to investigate (Ed.) Gramercy Park view of it (Ed.) Nov. 20 4 3 May 18 4 Glycerine a s an antl-f'rm'nt.Oct. 581 Grand Army of the Republic in " God-for bid " style—Sen. Kan- camp July 22 1 som(Ed.) Dec, 18 4 3 Grand Army of the Republic— God's Word vs. Bible scholars card , July 22 (C.) April 632 Grant, Gordon, reminiscences Godkin, E. L., on Park Comm'rs of Dec. 18 Jan. 11, 25, Feb. 20, 21 Grant. O. L., insanity of..Sept. 5 Godwin, Parke, lecture, " So- Grant, Ulysses S. ^. cial Problem " Dec. 24 1 5 Asia, trip to Dec. 9 Godwin. Parke, on W.C. Bryant Battles of the WildernessMay 28 July 6 5 a Commanders of the war, on... Goethe Club honors to Bryant July 25 Oct. 31 2 4 Louisiana, and Sept. 14 Goethe Club reunion Nov. 21 2 2 Paris, in (C.) " G. W. S.".May 29 NEW-YORK DAILY TBIBUNE FOB 1878. G—Grant-Great Britain Date. Pg. Cl. G—Great Britain Date. Pff. Cl' Presidency—a Southern Edi- Failures (C.), "G. W.S,"Nov. 724 tor's forebodings Dec. 2 2 2 Finances (Ed.) Feb. 1, 12 President, nom. lor, at Mt. Fishery question. (See Fish.) Carmel. Ill Aug. 8 Fleet (Ed.) Feb. 16 • 4 3 Betired list, and the May 21 Fleet, description of Feb. 16 1 5 Sunnier, on - ...Feb. 23 Fleet ordered to Constantino- Third Term talK(Ed.).July 26, ple Feb. 914 Aug. 7 Fleet enters the Dardanelles Travels of—Evarts's circular. Feb. 14 1 4 Jan. 7 Fleet, withdrawal of Feb. 19 1 4 Gratz Again? (Ed.) Jan. 4 Foreign policy—an English- Grave-robber, sentence of a.. man's view Aug. 624 Nov. 4 India, interests in—"Bull's Grave-robbers (Ed.)..-June 20, Snubbing" (Ed.) Jan. 28 4 4 Sept. 19, Nov. 15 Industrial enterprise (Ed.) Grave robbery, cases of.. -June l\'ov. 12 4 4 19, Sept. 18, 23, Nov. 4, 8, 1L, 15 John Bull's standards of mor- Grave robbing in New-Jersey als (Ed.) Feb. 144 —Law - •• Dec. 21 Literary topics (C.K.Jan. 15, 28, Graves.discoveries of in Central March 18, Feb. 28, Nov. 2, 27 America Feb. 22 Literature—James's "Euro- Gravesend,L.I.,real estate.June 19 peans " (C.), "G.W.S.".Dec. 20 14 6 Gray, Win. E., career of July 10 Marriage law, colonial...Feb. 28 1 6 Great Britain. Meetings, hostile, in London Advertising, British (C.) '• G. Feb. 25 1 4 W. S." March 15 Military estimates March 516 Afghanpolicy (C.) " G. W. S." Military forces March 30 1 5 Oct. 7, 10, 15, 19, 26, Nov. 12 Municipal extravagance (Ed.) Afghan troubles..Sept. 24, 25, 26 Aug. 24 4 4 Afghan war (See War) Naval review.'. Aug. 12 1 6 Americans in London (C.)"G, Panic—London Stock Exch. W. S." Nov. 21 March 30 1 4 Anti-Turkish agitation (C.) Parliament—Afghan War ex- "G. W. S." Feb. 4 1 penses Dec. 18 1 4 Army Feb. 28 1 Caucus system Sept. 252 Army, strength of Nov. 21 1 Debate—Afghan policy.Dec. 10 Art-Boyal Academy (C.) "G. 11, 12, 13,14 W. S." Dec. 20 14 (C.), "G.W. S."....Dec. 27 1 4 Asi'ticTurk'y.designson.May 29 1 Debate — supplementary Bankruptcy in (Ed.) Oct. 11 4 credit...Jan; 29, Feb. 1. 2, 8 Banquet at Guildhall (C.) "G. Debates—Eastern question W. S." Nov. 29 1 July 30, 3L, Aug. 2 Black Sea, and the Nov. 16 1 Debates—official rec'rd(Ed.) Book collecting (C.), "G. W. Sept. 544 S." '. Jan. 9 6 Indian troops, on May 21 1 4 Bread supplies (Ed.). ...Nov. 12 4 Naval estimates pass'd.Mar. 16 1 4 British topics.Jan. 5, 22, Mar. Opening of Jan. 18 5 5 21, April 11, 15, June 8, 10, Prorogued.. Aug. 17 10 5 11, 22. Nov. 12, 14, 18, 21, Queen's speech (C.), "G. W. 30, Dec. 2, 25, 30 S." Jan.29 1 5 Capital punishment March 14 Reassembles Dec. 614 Contest for power (C.), "G.W. Speeches by party leaders S." Feb. li April 22 1 4 Courts—sensations in nve(C.), Summoned, why (C.) "G.W. "G. W. S." Dec. 2 S." Jan. 414 Credit shaken (C.). "G.W.8." Peace meeting in London—a Nov. 15 row March 11 1 4 "Dark Days" (Ed.) Dec, 23 Peace movement (C.) May 17 5 5 Dinners-Parliamentary (C.), Politics (C.) Sept. 28 3 4 "G. W. S." Jan. 29 Politics (C.) "G. W. S."...Dec. 16 1 4 Diplomacy, mysteries of (C.) Produce market — American G.W. S." Jan. 11 competition (Ed.) Dec. 243 Diplomacy—secret documents Bevenue deticit April 515 (Ed.)../. Aug. 3 Busso relations (C.),"G.W.S." Disraeli and the crown (C.), Feb. 9, June 6, Nov. 9 "G. W. S." Jan. 12 Society (C.), "G. W. S." Distress in London...Dec. 19, 24 June 3, 8 Drama (C.) "G. W. S." Stores—cooperative June 29 3 1 Mar. 20, Oct. 16 Tory strategy June 22 5 2 Eastern question (C.), "G. W. Trade—"DarkDays"(Ed.)Dec. 23 4 3 S.".Jan. 11, 17, 21, Feb, 15, 18, Treaty of Berlin, and the (C.), 21, Mar. 12, April 8, 17 "G. W. S." July24 1 3 Eastern question (Ed.).--Jan. 4 Turkish circular and the Eastern Cikiestion, " Premier powers (C.) Jan. 614 and Nation" (Ed.) April 1 War expenses to be levied on Exports Dec. 25 India Dec. 714 Extradition—Boyal Commis- War fantasies—Burritt's let- sion report Dec. 30 ter ...Jan. 28 8 n INDEX TO THE G—Great Britain—Gryner Date. PC/. CL G—Guano—Hamilton Date. Pg. CL War gossip (C.), "G. W. S.".. Guano claim—Peru Feb.2323 April 13 3 3 Guck, Herman L.scase of Jan. 24,31 War. on the eve of Marcla 29 1 4 Guelphs, adventures of the(Ed.) War party (C,), "G. W. S.Feb. 221 Nov. 20 4 5 War, ripe for (C.), "G. W. S.". Guernsey, H. N., paper "Death March. 214 rates in child-bed" Nov. 14 2 5 Greece declares war Feb. 216 Gulf Stream studies July 17 1 4 Commotion in Jan. 28 1 4 Gun-cotton, new July 20 6 1 Revolt agt. Turkey .Jan. 21 1 6 Gunpowder andfinance(Ed)Mch943 Greeley', Horace. Gunsburg, career of Jan. 31 4 6 Communism, and July 27 2 4 Guin's plan to secure South Estate Jan.19 2 4 Carolina Leg. (Ed,) Nov. 29 4 2 Letter to a Delaware litei ary Gymnastic schools inltaly June 19 4 6 soc ...Feb.26 5 H Green, Ashbel, and the cipher Haekett, John K. dispatches Nov. 12 5 Aldermen, lesson to May 20 3 Green, Nathaniel, monument... Children, on abandoning.Mar. 5 2 if" Feb. 15 4 Odors, on vile May 7 2 Green, S?r on- the New-Eng- Pickpockets, on Sept. 19 2 land shad question April 20 Sentence "a wretched moth- Green, Volney,on sugars..Nov. 21 er" Feb. 26 5 >r Party " Had to do it " (Ed.) Nov. 26 4 Address to the people...Sept. 5 Hadiey, Postmaster, charges Dec. 3 agt March 23 1 Coming down like the stick Hasar, Grace, case of Oct. 1 2 (Ed.) ....Nov. 7 Hahn, Benjamin, & Co.,charges Committee, General J une 28 agt Aug. 1 8 Committee, National address.. Hahn, M., arrest of Aug. 5 2 Dec. 2 tiahnemann Rospi'l openedNov 1 2 Conventions (Ed.) July 25 Haines's, Henrietta B., school.. Conventions(See Convent'ris.) Sept. 6 4 Doctrines (Ed.) Dec.'24 " Hair, bvthe " (Ed.) March 22 4 "Ebb, at i's" (Ed.) Oct.10 Hale, Edward E., on voices.Apl 8 5 -"Great uprising" (Ed.)..Aug. 22 Hale, Hon. Eugene Growth p,nd strength of (C.) Cipher dispatches, on the.Oct. 17 2 •'Z. L. W." July 23 Democratic Economy, on Mar 13 2 Influence (Ed.) March 16 Interview—Nov. elcctionsOct 14 1 Influence in New-York..Mar. 15 Maine election, on the July Michigan (C.) April 27 27, Sept: 19, 20 New-York—discord Aug. 17 Speech on the Southern policy New-York, organizing.. .May 11 Feb. 20 2 New-York, strength of (C.) Halifax Award. (See Fish.) "Z. L. W." Aua:. 1 Hall, A. Oakey. becomes City Platform May 10, July 25 Editor of The World...-..Nov. 29 8 Spiritof (Ed.) Oct. 23 Hall, Andrew S., case ofJan.25, 26 Tracts (Ed.)..Oct. 18. 22, 23, 24 Hall, C. A., on Dr. Seymour.Jan 12 3 25, 26, 29 Hall, Dr. John Want, wfcat they (Ed.)..Aug. 16 " Boys' Blunders," on. .March 9 10 Work of July 11 Cnafity, on March 2 3 Greig. W. C., charges agt April 25 Intemperance, on... Dec. 18 3 Gresham, James, and the Bar- Lecture, "Catholicism " — clay-st. exp - July 31 March 18, 25 Greth, Amelia, case of (Ed.)Feb. 7 Lecture, "Perils of the Time" Groome, James B., elected TJ. S. April 24 5 Senator from Md Jan. 19 Workingmen, talk to..March 6 5 Gross, Harriet, case of June 19 Hall, Louis W., sneech at Har- Gross, S. D., on cremation (Ed.) risburg .". Oct. 16 Dec. 18 Hall, Thos. J., music firm..Mar. 30 5 Groesbeck, W. S.,sketch of June 15 Hallisy, Ellen, case of Nov. 10 8 Grosvenor, C. H., on OJiio pol- Halm,* Geo. R., in the Cartel- itics Sept. 19 iaine collection March 23 2 Grosvenor, u.H., on Ohio poll- T-Talo, a remarkable April 11 6 tics Sept. 23 Halstead, Marat GroTe, A. E., address on •' Edu- Civil Service, on Feb.14 5 .^iition " Aug. 22 November elections, on the.. Grow, Hon. G. A., . Nov. 8 2 Declines nom. for Cong..Aug. 29 Presidential bulldozer, as a Governorship (Penn.) and the Feb. 27 5 (Ed.) April 26 Robert's interview Aug. 15 1 Grant, on Dec. 3 Halsted, D. C., case of May 8 5 Political camuaign. reviews. . Halsted, G. C., on the Continen- JN ov. 12 tal Life Ins. Co Feb. 2 6 Speech at Oil City, Penn.Aug. 12 Harableton's, J. P., claim...May 17 I Tramps, on Jan.23 Hamilton, F. H., evidence of.. Grow, John A.,forger March 21 June 27 5 22, 23, 26. 27; 28, April 2. Hamilton, Gail (M. A. Dodge.) Gryner, Chas., case of Aug. 22 " Avis, story of "—a review.. Sept. 10 Feb. 2, 5, 9, 12 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1878. H—Hamilton—Harper Date. Pg. Cl. H—Hartington—Hayden Date. Pg. Cl. Civil Service papers. .Jan. 19, Hartington, Lord, on Beacons- 22,24, 26, March 2, 9, 16, field's poi icy July 20 1 6 23, 30. April S, 13. 27, May Harriot, Fred C., case ot.. .Feb. 26 8 1 4, June 15, July 6, 13, 20, Harris.E., on pub. health..Nov. 20 5 5 27, Aug. 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, Harris, Major (Ed.) Jan. 148 Sept. 7. 14, 28, Oct. 5. 12, Harrison,Benj., speech at Rich- 19 and Nov. 2 mond, Ind Aug. 12 1 1 Clarke's views of iron, on — Harrison, carter, Civil Service May 11, 15, 22 bill Feb. 511 Hunting (H. G.) case, on tne Election, concerning his.July 25 1 5 Dec. 18 2 Presidential election, on the Letter to the Rev. Mr. Hincka May 23 -*1 1 April 20 2 Harrison. F., on the French •' Methods " (C.) " C. A."Feb 23 3 workmen May 17 4 6 Schurz (Carl), on June 15 5 Harrison, J. S., body-of, stolen Timber tideves, on — May 18 May 31 1 3 25. June 1. 8 Harrison,Wm. H.—story..Nov. 27 5 1 Weir, Professor, on Nov. 16 2 Harrison, W. O.. case of .March 12 1 6 Hamilton, T.F., funeral of (Ed.) Harrison, Havemeyer H—Hayden—Hayes Date. Pg. H—Hayes—Hendricks Date. PQ. Cl. Surveying parties—concern- Thanksgiving Day proc.Nov. 112 ing Sept. 16 I 6 Title—S. S. Cox's attack.Mar. 13 2 6 Hayden, Bev. H. H., cas^ of Title—House declares it se- Sept. 7, 26, Oct. 10, 16 cure June 15 1 l Hayes, Chas., chalenge...July 30 5 5 Title—Maryland memorial.. i Hayes, I. I., speech on canals Jan. 9, Feb. 15 ! Feb. 28 5 5 Treasury inquiry, and the.Jan 23 5 5 B ayes, Patrick Jan. 29 8 1 Treatment of Congressmen, Hayes, Butherford B. his March28 1 1 Anderson's. Gen., conviction, Veto—Silver bill March 111 on. Vs. Feb. 12 8 4 Veto—Timber bill March 712 Administration of (Ed.)..July 20 4 2 Virginia, in Oct. 10 2 2 Administration and the neo- Wedding, silver Jan. Ill lue(Ed.) '....April 10 4 4 Wisconsin, in Sept, 12 5 & Advisers, his (Ed.) Jan. 24 4 2 Hayes. Mrs, B. B., temperance Cabinet—criticised April 15 1 1 society April 29 4 5 Chicago, i n Sept. 416 Hayes's, Sarah, strange story.. Chinese question, on the.Aug. 12 4 6 Aug. 683 Civil Service order, concern- Hays, Sam'l, made postmaster ing June 26 4 6 a t Toledo , Sept. 514 ConKling, and (Ed.) Aug. 10 4 3 Have, B. \V.—beef contracts Dakota, in Sept. 752 "(Ed.) July 11 4 5 Dinner to Bristow Jan. 25 1 3 Indian contracts, o n July 353 Election (See Presidential). Indians, on management of.'. ** Embezzling case (Miller), and Dec. 912 the Nov.20 8 2 Sherman conflict Aug. 28 1 3 Frienas. treatment of Aug. 1345 Hayti affairs I.July 15 1 6 Jury, inrerfere'ce with a.Nov. 20 8 2 Hayti revolt March 19, 29 Keliey, W. D.. and( Ed.)March 1L 4 2 Haytian cabinet changes..Aug. 522 Leadership of the Bep. party Hazen, W. B., on prospects of offered him ...April 15 1 1 the U. S Dec. 26 6 Letter to Garfield on finance Hazard, O. B., charges agt.Feb. 8 3 (Ed.) Feb. 27 4 2 Hazzard, Geo., case of Nov. 2 2 Letter to Jno. Sherman..Oct. 23 5 5 Headlani, Bev. S. D., and the Letters to the Potter Commit- dramatEd.) Feb. 13 4 tee June 824 Health Asso., Public, session in Matthews, S.. and (Ed.).Mar. 11 4 2 Bichmond....Nov. 20,21,22,23 Message, annual Dec. 315 Health Asso., Public (Ed.).Nov. 22 4 Message—fishery award. May 18 l 6 Health Board indictments -•Minnesota fair, a t the..Sept. 954 May 25,June 1, 8 Opportunities, lost (Ed.).Mar. 842 Health Board indictm't quashed Opportunity—finance(Ed.)Jau 542 Dec. 27 8 Pardons by Jan. 5 1 3 Health Board on stenches Pardons b y Jan. 812 May 8, 18, 15 Pardons by Nov.20 8 3 Hearse-driver, the oldest fn Pardons by (Ed.) May 31 4 6 America March 30 4 Party, and his Jan. 811 Heat: July 16, 17,18, 19,20 "Peace—about keeping" (Ed.) "Atmospheric wave, hot" Aug. 10 4 8 (Ed.) July 20 4 Philadelphia, visit to.... April 25 1 5 Hints (Ed.) July 19 4 Plot to oust Jan. 16 1 1 *' Onehundred in the shade " Policy of drifting (Ed.)..Feb. 13 4 2 (Ed.) July 17 4 Policy—Senator Hovre's at- Origin of waves (Ed.)... .July 22 4 tack March26 1 6 Producing, without fuel. .Dec. 21 6 Policy—supposed change (Ed.) Statistics July 20. Aug. 2 Nov. 16 4 3 Heavens (SeeAstronomy). Political prospects, on (Ed.) Heber's, Eliza, claim July 4 1 Jan. 742 Hebrews in Turkey, relief for.. Position and duties, his (Ed.) March 4 5 Jan. 22 4 2 Heese, S. W,, case of March 7 8 Proclamation — New-Mexico HeiPs Jos., dies ia a cell..Jan. 16 8 disorder Oct. 916 V Hell" Ingersoil's lectureFeb. 4 2 Queer (Ed.) March 11 4 2 Hellenic revolt Feb. 20, 23 Southern affairs, on N ov. 13 5 1 March 18, April 6 Southern outrages—docum'ts Heller, Bobert—poem N ov. 30 5 Dec. 30, 31 Heller, Bobert, sketch of. .Nov. 29 4 Southern policy "not a mis- Heller, Bobert, will of Dec. 10 3 take" (Ed.) Aug. 10 4 3 Hemphill, E. B., on cotton.Dec. 16 4 Speech—Chicago Sept. 14 1 6 Henchman, J.J., on labor tr'bls. Colored men. to Feb. 16 1 3 Aug. 26 2 Cumberland, Md., Oct. 25 5 3 Henderson. W. J., card from... Pittsburg Sept.25 8 2 Sept. 28 6 St. Paul Sept. 614 Hendricks, Hon. ThomasA. St. Paul (Ed.) Sept. 742 Eaton Interview (Ed.)April 4,10 Toledo Sept. 20 5 5 Potter inquiry, onthe... June 25 1 Winchester, Va Oct. 17 8 1 Prophet, as a (Ed..) Aug. 7 4 Steam lines to South Ameri- Speech before the Indiana ca, on ..Dec. 20 1 1 Dem. Con Feb. 21 5 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR1878. 51 H-^Hendricks-Hili Date. Pa. Cl. H-Hill-Honey Date. Cl. Speech a t Indianapolis..Aug. 611 Silver, speech 011 Feb. 9 1 Speech at Indianapolis...Oct. 15 4 6 South and Democracy, on tne Speeches in towns 01 Ind.Sep. 20 4 5 (Ed.) Nov. 21 4 Views of finance (Ed.) Jan. 31 4 5 Southern affairs, on (Ed.)Dec. 4 3 Henry, David, case of May 21 5 5 Southern outrages, on...Dec. 3 3 Henry. J. F., business trouble. Hillern, Miss Von, sketch of... Jan. 12 10 1 Jan. 28 6 Henry, Joseph, death of...May 14 5 2 Hilliard. H. W..charges agt. Oct. 5 4 Letter, his last May 20 5 5 Hilliard. H. W., confirmed as Weed's tribute May 22 5 1 Minister to Brazil Feb. 8 1 The Herald, circulation of (Ed.) Hilton,Judge—Women's charges Aug. 545 June 5 3 The Herald on newspaper circu- Hincks, Ed. Y., on civil service. lation Aug. 151 April 20 1 Hermit—J. J. Ball Feb. 25 3 2 Hiscock, Frank, sketch of ..Oct. 10 3 Herzog, S.,flightof Dec. 781 Hitchcock, Benj.W.,caseofFeb. 19 2 Hess, Catharine, lunacy case.... Enterprises of April 26 1 Nov. 25, 27 Hitchcock, Roswell D., on (So- Hester, J. G., affidavit concern- cialism Dec. 23 ing negroes in Cuba April 23 1 3 Hitchcock, R. D., speech at a Hester, J. G., notorious. March 22 1 1 Medical Alumni March 7 Hester, J. G., notorious (Ed.).. Hoboken Board of Education March 25 4 3 troubles July 10 Heuser, Louise, case of July 11 2 4 Hoedel, Max, career of..Aug. 19 Hewitt, Hon. Abram S. Hoedel, Max, execution of. Aug. 17 Aiken row in the House.Feb. 14 1 1 Hoffman, Julius, case of ..Sept. 21 Army bill...*.. May 11 5 5 Hogan-Fox fight ,....April30 Army bill - May 20 1 ,1 Hogg's, James, gate: July 19 Army, and the (Ed.) May 24 4 2 " Holiday Show "—Davenport "Chapter of history"—Presi- investigation (Ed.) Dec. 25 dency Feb. 18 1 1 Holidays (Ed.) Jan. 4 Charges agt. Kelly July 25 1 4 Holidays—Thurlow Weed on.. Kelly's reply Oct. 26 1 3 March 11 Cipher disp itches, on the.Oct. 951 Holidays,work for the (Ed.)Dec 14 Cipher dispatches — Thain's Holland's, Eph, confession.July 3 charges Nov. 153 Holliday, F. W. M.,inaugurated Consular service, on the. Jan. Gov. of Virginia Jan. 2 22. Marcn 12 Holman, W.S.. «harges agtSept 25 5 Diechman's appointment, on. Holmes's "Memoir of Motley" July 922 Dec. 20 1 Dispatches t oGrover Sept 521 Holmes, O.W., letter to a name- Education of,MacMulleii's let- sake March 12 6 ter Oct. 28 2 2 Holt, Henry, on publishers and Electoral system March 161 authors July 22 3 Greenback support (Ed.)Aug. 13 4 4 Home again (Ed.) Sept. .16 3 Hayes'3,Pres. title, on.March 12 3 1 Home for the sick, Harper's Letter—concerning the Presi- (EJ.) March 30 4 dency -~ ,Sept. 2 .5 6 Home for working girls—Lon- McDowell row.-Occ. 31, Nov. 1 don ....July 26 4 Management of the campaign " Home, Go "—Congress (Ed.). Feb. 20 5 5 May 3 2 Mule srory, that Oct. 24 5 5 Homely hints (Ed.) Jan. 12 4 Plan to shorten, sessions of Congress April 911 Homes for the unemployed. Silver bill, predicts its repeal. Kentucky Aug. 9 1 March 186 Kentucky—information .Sept. 16 4 Telegram to Gov. Tilden (Ed.) N orth Caroliua June 27 2 Aug. 642 South—letter from E. O. Ball. Texas Pac. R.K.inq.uiry.Mar. 26 1 2 March 30 3 Texas Pac. R. R. subsidy, on Tennessee Oct. 5 1 the March 18 3 3 Virginia April 13. 20. 27, Watterson, and June 24 3 2 Sept. 3, Oct. 19 Watterson fight—"a fair tight West—Burritt's letter..March 30 gentlemen" (Ed.) Aug. 21 * 4 4 West Virginia March 19 Hibernians, Ancient Order of.. Holmes's, H. A., report on . May 15 5 4 libraries Jan. 15 4 Hickson,J..on railroad troubl's. Homcepathy, abiding by M arch 9 10 Jan. 29 2 1 Homoeopathic Med.Soc. (N. Hill, architect, arrest of..Nov. 28 1 4 Y.)in Council Sept. 19 Indictment Nov. 25 5 1 Homoeopathic Med. Col. Com. Suspended Dec. 512 March 1 Hill, Hon. Bent Harvey. Homoeopathy "Schools of Phy- Fails to get office for friends.. sic " fEd.) March 13 Oct. 12 1 1 Hondlow, Sylvester Feb. 22 Finance, o n Jan. 246 Hondlow, Si, estate March 1 Finance, o n (Ed.) Jan. 345 Hondlow, S., concerning his Pacific Railroads, on..March 28 1 2 will Feb..28 Potter Inquiry, on the..June 17 8 2 Honey shipped to EnglandNov. 22 52 INDEX TO THE H—Hooker—Howard Date. Pg. Cl. H—Howard—Hunton Date. Pg. CL Hooker, Joe, on the battle of Howard, O. O., trial of..March . Lookout Mountain Aug. 22 5 5 12, 13, 15 Hooker. Sir Josepn, on sciences Howard, Wm. A., sketch ofFeb 16 1 2 i n America Nov. 415 Howe's, Senator,speech on Pres Hooker, Isabella B., speech on Hayes's policy March 26 1 6 Woman Suffrage Feb. 23 1 3 Howe, Senator, explains his at- "Hope, day of " (Ed.) Jane 20 4 3 tack on Hayes Anril 17 2 5 Hopkins, Annie, arrest of..Feb. 26 8 2 Howell, H. W., shoots Deering Hopkins, Chas. Jerome(Ed)Apl 13 6 6 July 3 * 3 Card. Aprill5 5 5 Hoxie, Geo.W., defaulter..Oct. 17 5 3 Hopkins, J. H., on ritualismJan 18 2 3 Hoyt, H. M., linner at Giisey Hopper, Isaac T., Home (Ed.). House Dec. 353 April 445 Hoyt, H. M., sketch of... :.May 16 2 2 Horse Racing. (See Turf.) Hoyt, Jno. W., nom. for Gov. of "Horse, sorrel" (Ed.).... Nov. 28 4 2 Wyoming March 12 1 3 Horses, "docking" June 20 3 1 Hoyt, Jno. W.,confirmed asGov Horses, exportation of. .Jan. 2, of Wyoming:.. Aprii 11 1 2 Dec. 9 Hoyt, W., on Gen. Miles...Nov. 783 Horsewhipping: Mullen vs. Hubbard, Gov., (Ct.) on Na- Price Sept. 24 2 2 tional politics ^Ed.) ... Jan.11 4 3 Horsfall, J. H., case Jan. 18 3 1 Hubbard, Gov. (Texas) onbor- Horticultural Soc. exhibition.. der troubles Jan. 14 8 2 June 29, Sept. 23 Hudson—Autumn in the coun- Hosmer's, Jas. B., bequest.Oct. 116 try^.) Oct. 26 8 1 Hospital. New- York < "»un Hughes, D. E., letter from.July 13 5 5 room" May 381Hughes's, D. E., "microphone" Hospital for chronic diseases (Ed.) June 545 (07) Oct. 12 4 5 Hughes, J . A., card from..July 254 Hospital rules and clergymen. Hughes, Tom, candidate for July 12 . 2 6 office Dec. 16 1 4 Hospitals, collections in Epis. Salisbury speech June 11 5 3 Churches lor (Ed.) Dec. 28 4 5 Hughes, Wm. M., on John Mor- Hospitals, public March 183 ley Oct. 19 3 5 Hospitals, scenes i n March 454 Hugo, Victor, on the '• guillo- Hotel expenses—ParisExhiMay 453 tine" Sept.28 3 3 Hotel, Park, closing of....Feb, 26 8 2 Hugo, Victor, oration at Liter- Hotel, St. Nicholas, changes.. ary Congress ..July 153 Aug. 882 Humane Society session inBal- Hotel for Southern people- timore Nov. 14.15 Washington (Ed.» Aug. 23 4 5 Humbert, King, wounded.Nov. 18 1 5 Hotel for tourists and invalids. Sketch of Nov. 18 l 5 May 284 Tribute to Botta July 30 5 3 Hotel-Keepers Asso.-.June 27, Humboldt's statue in St. Louis. July 11 Nov. 25 5 5 "Hotels '--two thous'd (Ed.)Dec 21 4 4 Humorists,American, —"Larry" Hot Springs, Ark.,—destitution Jerome (Ed.) Nov. 543 March 13 1 4 Humphreys, Miles, on Trades Hot Springs Commission..June 21 1 2 Umons(Ed.) Dec. 21 4 4 Hot Springs, concerning...July 411 Humphrey, Wm. K., arrest of.. Hot Springs item-" a lesson " Aug. 1525 (Ed.) Dec.26 4 3 Case of Nov. 21, 23 (See also Congress Proceedings.) Mississippi Biver.on the.June -6 2 5 Hough's,^. B., "forestry " re- Hungarian Cabinet crisis.-Oct. ports (Ed.) March 22 4 5 1, 2, 3, 4 Houghton,Osgood & Co., M wards Hungarian elections Aug. 613 (Ed.) Dec. 545 Hunt, B. M., wins suit Jan. 18 3 1 Houehton, Osgood & Co.—cat- Hunt's, S., paper : "Atmos- alogue March 19 4 5 phere" Sept. 761 Houghton. Osgood & Co.'s pub- Hunt, Sami. F., on GarfieldDec. 31 4 6 lication, sale of April 581 Hunt, Thos,, estate o f March 622 House: apartment, case in Hunt's, Wm. H., appointment Court Jan 30 3 2 tooffice April 19 1 1 Disorderly, descent on..Nov. 26 8 3 Hunt, Win. H., confirmedJudge French apartment Jan. 723 May 16 1 2 Good Shepherd at Asbury Hunter, Benj., case (Ed.)..Dec. 944 Park July 10 5 3 Hunter, Benj., sentenced to be Oldest in the U. S.Oct 22.Nov 15 hanged Nov. 11 1 5 Tenement, inspection of.July 281 Hunters' Point stenches—Mus- Tenement, life Nov. 14 8 2 grave's report April 20 3 1 WorK'gmen, for—designs.Dec 546 House of Bep. (See Congress.) (See alsoNuisance.) House's, Jno. P., tribute to the Hunter, K. B., on the yellow North Oct. 22 ' 1 5 fever Nov. 5 10 3 Household decoration(C.).. July 623 Hunting, HJ G., case of ... Dec. 712 Houston, Qeo.S., sketch of Nov. 26 1 5 Hunting. H. G., case of-G. *• How not to do it " (Ed.).June24 4 2 Hamilton's letter Dec. 18 2 4 Howard's H., tribute to B. Tay- Hunton's. Eppa, challenge to lor Dec. 23 1 4 Alexander (Ed.) July 20 4 4 NEW-YOKE! DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1878. 53 H—Hunton—Indians Date. PO. Cl. I—Indians Date. fg. Cl. Hunton, Eppa,—Alexander con- Schurz's letter to McCrary. troversy July 23 i 1 Dec. 281 Hurd, F. H., on politics and the Agents—irregularities..Jan. 5 8 Presidency Oct. 29 2 3 Arms for July 23 5 5 Hurricane—Missouri June 3 1 6 Bannacks troubles.. May 24, Husted, J. W., elect. Speaker June 4, 10, Nov. 4, 7 N. Y. Assembly Jan. 2 1 1 Beef contracts (Ed.) July 11 4 5 Sketch of Oct 23 1 5 Contcacts—letter from Havfe Hutchins, Chas.L.,on Bitualism July 3 5-3 Jan. 25 2 3 Contracts, concerning, let- Hydrophobia, eases of..March ter from " Truth "....June 29 1 5 18, April l:s, Autr. 5, Nov. 16 Bureau—Com. Hayt's annual Singular case at Long Branch report Nov. 2713 Nov. I 4 5 Transfer (Ed.) June 343 Prize for Doctors Nov. 2 1 5 Concerning transfer Feb. 26 1 2 Hygiene on the Potomac (Ed,). Transfer, House votes to.. June 28 4 4 May 28 1 4 I. Transfer—memorial from In- " I." Omnipresent 'JEd.)..Aug. 1 4 4 dians March 453 Ice crop. .Jan. 15, Feb. 19, Men 9 Transfer—Marcy's views.. India, in July 1 5 1 Nov. 29 5 5 Icebergs—St. John's N. F.. let- Inquiry—facts, letter from ter Aug. 5 5 2 "Z. L. W." Jan. 18 1 1 Idyl of Auburn, an (Ed.)Jan. 30 4 4 Inquiry—Galpin's defence.. Ignatieff's, General, mission to Jan. 26 1 6 Austria -. .March 28 1 6 Inquiry—report (Ed.)..Jan. 14 4 2 Talk with a Herald reporter.. Inquiry—Wolff's letter Feb. 1152 . March 28 4 5 Transfer—Commission.Dec. Illinois politics—Gov. Palmer's 4, 5. 6, 7. 9, 10. 11, 13 views July 31 1 5 Canadian Police raid on..Jan. 411 JLmmi g ration. Census July 915 Chinese- O. P. Morton's pa- Che.yennes. starvation of, — per Jan. 18 2 1 Pope's report Nov. 855 Colonization (Ed.) Feb. 23 4 5 Cheyennestroubles..Sept. 21, Louisiana convention Jan. 18 2 2 30, Oct. 5, 7. 12 Memorial to Congress Jan. 25 1 1 Cheyennes at war (Ed.)..Oct. 12 6 5 Pauper Jan. 19 8 2 Starvation of Hayt's in- I Becordof Aug. 9 8 3 quiry Nov. 20 1 4 Socialists—German (Ed.) Dec. 4 4 a Citizenship bill Feb. 19 a 6 Statistics. .Jan. 9, July 3, Sep. Commissioners meet in Wash- 11, Dec, 7 ington Jan. 12 1 1 Virginia July 4 5 2 Crow Agency affairs (C.)June 19 4 6 (See also Homes for the Un- Crow A.gency frauds.. Aug 15, employed.) Nov. 21, 29 Importers' claims April 19 1 2 Dakota frauds. .May 20, July 16 Memorial of May 29 8 1 Depredatiousin Dakota..Jan. 10 1 3 Memorial of (Ed.) June 3 4 3 Managing, ways of Nov. 9102 Imports and exports(SeeTrade.) Massacres in Utan June 11 1 6 Imnoster (SeeSwindler.) Massacre on the Yellowstone Improvements, West side Nov. 27 8 1 Sept. 12 1 3 " Ingantation, everything by" Denied Sept. 13 1 3 (Ed.) Oct. 1 4 3 Memorial t o Congress. March 453 Incest, case of June 12 8 1 Montana frauds May31 1 2 Incomes—National and private Montauk lands onLonglsland (Ed.) April22 4 2 June 24 3 1 Index—THE TRIBUNE (Ed.) Jan. 21 4 5 Moses, Chief, capture of..Dec. 25 1 1 Indexes and catalogues (Ed.).. Nez Perces, new post July 22 1 5 | Dec, 6 4 3 Oregon troubles..July 9, lu, Indexes to daily newspapers 11, 12, 15,16, 17, 18 (Ed.) ." Nov. 16 4 5 Osage suits—lawyers feesMch 1312 India—affairs (Ed.) Feb. i 4 5 Osageland suit March 18 1 1 India—gold fields Nov. 13, 14 Paintings-Carlin's....March 11 1 3 Indian troops, first brigadeMay13 4 6 Police for reservation ...Feb. 28 4 4 Indiana. Problem - Powell's paper Dec. 25 2 6 Convention, Dem Feb. 21 5 5 Question (Ed.) May 21 4 2 Convention. National May 23 5 2 Question—Gen.Pope's address Convention, Bep i une 6 1 4 May 21 2 1 Election, Dem. vie Oct. 9 1 2 Belies Marchl6 6 1 Election, official rote...-.Oct. 26 7 3 Beport of CommissionerHavt.. Laocoon—Voorhees (Ed.)Dec. 26 4 3 Nov. 27 1 3 Usury l»w Jan. 4 3 1 Beport of Sec. Schurz ..Nov. 28 2 5 Indiana. Beport of Gen. Sheridan on.. Affairs—Fort Ellis letters.Apl. Nov. 11 1 4 19, 22, July 13, Aug. 13 Schools for Jan. 14 2 6 Affairs—Fort Sill. I. T.. let- Service—a report Jan. 854 ter Sept. 21 3 2 Sioux Commis'ns report.Aug. 29 1 5 Agencies, affairs at. .July 11, 12 Sioux war, cost of Feb. 26 1 2 Beports from.: July 24 1 1 Sitting Bull i n Canada..Feb. 215 54 INDEX TO THE I—Indians—Insurance Date. Pg. Cl. I—Insurance—Invention Date. Pg. Cl. SittingBull plotting a warFeb. 913 Equitable Life report....Jan. 31 4 5 Starving in Wyoming July 27 3 5 Examinations—report of Supt. Supplies—awards June 22 5 3 Smyth .Feb. 15 2 4 Supplies, "spring-bottom Experiment i n life (Ed.).Oct. 763 pants" (Ed.) April 20 4 3 Fire business in 1877, statis- Territorial Government, Con- tics March 624 gress proposing a Jan. 14 2 6 Fire comnanies, condition of. Territory—letter from "I. H. August 1, 3 B."..... Nov. 23 3 1 Fire companies — European Treatment of July 27 1 2 agencies Aug. 525 War—battle of Curry Creek.. Fire com panies.impairedAug. 155 June 29 1 6 Fire—legislation (Ed.)...May 31 4 5 Wars, concerning—Stickney's Fire, unprofitable (Ed.).Mch. 643 card(Ed.) Dec. 28 4 5 ' Fire andMarine^nMass.Feb. 19 8 5 Woman and(Ed.) March 844 Franklin Fire impaired..Jan. 824 Indictments (old) revived Sept. 622 Globe Mut. Life assets..June 10 5 4 Industrial League protest agt. Charges Nov. 591 tariff tinkering March 812 Hartford Life-letters fr. "I. Ingalls, C. B., sketch of Jan. 954 H. B."...Feb. 16, 23.March Ingersoll, Bob. G., on bank tax- 9, 18 ation Jan. 24 1 1 Homoeopathic Life, condition Blaine, on Nov. 20 4 6 of Feb. In, 16 Wellington's tomb. at....Nov. 19 5 5 Insure, t hat may not (Ed.)... Ingersoll's lectures (See Lec- Jan. 25 4 4 tures.) Journals—blackmail (Ed,) Ink, cancelling July 26 1 1 Feb. 21 4 4 Inn, what constitutes an..Dec. 13 8 2 Life companies—recent criti- Inness, Geo., concerning his cisms (Ed.) July 19 4 2 poem — Aprilll 6 1 Life companies, sound (Ed.).. Inness, Geo., letter from. .April 15 5 3 Jan. 18 4 4 Insane asvlum, need of a new.. Life in Connecticut (Ed.)July 19 4 2 Jan. 30 8 5 Life—policies outstanding Asylums, abuse in (Ed.) Nov. 29 4 4 June 452 Careof(C-) Dec. 14 2 4 Life, reports (C.) Sept, 14 3 3 Music—effects of March 6, lt> Metropolitan Life declared Insanity—Gruwe case Dec. 95 v 2 sound.^ Feb. 19 2 4 Insanity and suicide (Ed.)..Jan. 21 4 4 "Mutual" (Ed.) Aug. 144 Insect pests Feb. 19 5 3 Mutual Life, annual report Inspectors of Weights—feesJan. 12 3 1 (Ed.) Jan.23 4 5 Instalment purchases (Ed.) Circular to stockholders.. July 445 Jan. 845 Insurance. Experiment (Ed.) Oct. 763 Affairs (Ed.) June 25 4 2 Policy Nov. 15, Dec. 14, 16 Agent, acts of an—legal case.. Reduces rates Sept. 2586 Feb. 19 3 2 National Capital Lit'e—ch'ter. American Popular Life fr'ds. Jan. 17 8 2 March 631 New-Jersey Mutual suits set- Asbury Life affairs...Feb. 26, tled May 182 June 20 New-Jersey State Fire Co. as- Atlantic Mutual Life Co.aftTs. sets Nov. 11 8 1 Sept. 28 5 2 New-York Life, annual rep'rt Beinsurance ...June 27 1 3 (Ed.) Feb. 9 4- 5 Canadian stamp act July 813 New-York Produce Fire Co. Charter Oak Life Co., conspir- retires Nov. 9 10 1 acy case...Dec. 6. 7, 11. 12, Permanent (Ed.) Aprill2 4 4 18, 20, 28 Bates, concerning (Ed.)..Jan. 25 4 4 Indictments Jan. 4, 5 Bates ot Life Dec. 16 5 3 Management Jan. 482 Beport of Supt. Smyth Management—letters from Feb 13, 15 "I. H. B."...Jan. 5, 12, 19, Scaling process (Ed.)....Feb. 11 4 4 26, Feb. 11, 16, March 18 Silver question, and the (Ed.) Beceivership Jan. 12,15 Feb. 543 Beorganization.. March 14, Superintendent of, charges Sept. 18, 19 agt...-: Feb. 21 2 2 Companies, condition of .Julv 29 5 6 Union Mutual fails Feb. 252 Beceipts and exp...July 30, 31 Universal Life—officers res'n. Connecticut—Hartford letter, Jan. 16 5 6 "I.H. B." Feb. 11 8 1 Vermont legislation -Nov. 27 8 4 Connecticut Mut.Life—report. (See also N. Y. Leg. Proceed- March 245 ings.) Continental Life (Conn.)fr'ds. Interest, rate o f (Ed.).. .March 845 Jan. 16 1 5 Interior— Secretary Schurz's Affairs-letter fr. " I.H. B." annualreport Nov. 28 2 6 Feb. 11 8 1 Internal Bevenue (See Bev'ue). Affairs—letter fr. "G. C. H." Interviews (Ed.) Aprill9 4 4 Feb. 265 Inundation—Nile Nov. 29 4 6 "Bemains of" (Ed.) Feb. 244 Invalids,hints for Dec.' 6 4 Q Criminals (Ed.) Jan. 10 4 4 Invention—two claimants:Nov. 12 2 5 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1878. 55 I—Investigation—Japan Date. Pg. CL J —Japan—Journalism Date. Pg. Cl- Investigation, partisan (Ed.).. Rebels, pardon o f Jan. 715 May 15 4 2 Treaty Dec. 24 1 3 Investigations—contrast (Ed.) Japanese art work.Nov. 14, Dec. 7 Dec. 17 4 2 Indemnity fuly 30 1 5 Investigations—funds for.. Dec. 30 1 2 Textile labrics (C.) March 931 Investigations—Teller commit- Jay. John, homestead....Sept. 28 7 4 tee (Ed.) Dec. 30 4 3 Catholics, on Dec. 23 4 6 Investigators, hard luck for Jayne, JB. G., on the kid-glove (Ed.) June 12 4 3 cases Oct 15 5 2 Investigators, troubles of (Ed.) Report—kid-glove cases.Dec. 555 Dec. 10 4 3 Jefferson. B., on the "story of * (See also Glover). Avis" July 10 6 1 Investments, small (Ed.)..Jan. 16 4 3 Jefferson,T!io8.,monument(Ed.) Iowa. March 20 4 4 Convention, Dem May 30 3 6 Jenks, Agnes D.,evidence.June 24 2 1 Republican June 20 1 6 Anderson letters July 224 Election—Rep. victory.-Oct. 912 (See also Presidential election Penitentiary frauds—June 17 1 5 inquiry). Politics..... Oct. 15 1 1 Jennings, L. J.—Mrs. Hen- Ireland—" a Celtic address " riques's card June 24 2 4 (Ea.) Oct. 244 Libel suit May 2, June 20 Irish. O. EL, macLo chief of En- Libel suit (Ed.) May 244 graving Bureau Oct. 214 Jessel, Sir Geo.,firedat Feb. 23 1 5 Irish Russians (Ed.) May 743 "Jetties under Water"—Gil- Iron-tube Question (C.) Feb. 16 5 5 more's Oct. 162 Iron,wrought, strength of. May 18 6 3 Jewell, Marshall, and the Char- Iron and steel business (Ed.).. ter Oak Insurance Co Jan. 26 2 4 Aug. 844 Jewelry, cheap (Ed.) March 16 4 5 Iron and Steel Association on Jewett's, H. J., payments as che Tariff bill Feb. 13, 15 receiver March 14 3 3 Irving, Jos., case of July 1, 2 Jewett, H. J., perjury case.Jan. 28 Aug. 6 30, 31, Feb. 7. 8. 9 Irving, Jos., exonerated...Nov. 28 8 1 "Jingo," the term Ocr. 26 4 2 Irving, Washington March 644 Joannes. Count, as a Theologian Irving's, Washington, appoint- March 11 5 5 ment March 853 Johnson, Alex., testimonial.Feb 633 "Irvington Neighbor" — Aug. 883 Johnson's, A. J.. reception.Feo. 21 8 2 Irwin, John, flight of Nov. 12 8 4 Johnson's Cyclopaedia—testimo- Italian address to King Hum- nials Feb. 945 bert Nov. 20 5 4 Johnson, C. E., case of—Nov. 15 8 2 Italian musician trade July 16 8 3 Johnson, C. E., declared insane Italian padrone—Di Grazia case May 27 2 6 (Ed.) Dec. 344 Johnson, Oliver, on the Garri- Italian padrones in court.Noy. 20 2 6 sonian reformers Oct. 19 3 2 Italian iomance, an ..Nov. 21 5 1 Johnson, Sir William, reminis- lialy. cences of Nov. 30 2 4 Annexation question July 24 5 6 Johnstone's, Jas., career of. Dec 761 Cabinet, new Dec. 19 1 5 Letter from his daughter.Dec 18 2 6 Customs regulations Aug. 23 8 1 Johnston, Jos. E., nom. for Egyptian interests Oct. 855 Congress Aug. 29 1 4 Events—Rome letter, JuliaW. Johnston, Jos. E., on Alabama Howe Feb. 22 1 4 politics Sept. 224 Floods Oct. 1915 Johnston, Jno. W., on Virginia Government loan institutions Sept. 323 Jan. 712 Joke, can't take a (Ed.)....May 23 4 3 King Humbert's speech.Mar. 854 Jonas, Alex., nom. for Mayor Living in, ways of, "B.T."Jan. 12 6 1 (N.Y.) Oct. 513 Ministry, new ....March 22 1 6 Jones, A. C., on the olive tree Revolutionary meetings.Mar. 451 March 123 Jones, Henry, declared insane J. Nov. 725 Jackson's, Andrew, colored ser- Jones. Hon. John P. vant , April 23 4 6 Caseof June 582 Jacob and Esau, case of..Aug. 13 1 3 Civil Service reform, on..Aug. 346 Jamaica—corruption i n Jan. 715 Silver, speech on Feb. 15 2 6 Morant Keys—Guano row. Jan 715 Speculations Feb. 6 2 1 James, G. P. R., anecdotes Jourdan, Jas.. card from.-Aug. 22 5 6 March 18,19, 21 Journalism. James, T. L., to be removed- Amnesty tor press offences in talk r July 23 1 1 France Jan. 25 8 4 Japan. Boston Globe changes hands.. Adventure—Schmitz's ..Aug. 622 March 215 Affairs—notes. Jan. 2, July 27, 30 Boston JETerald Feb. 1155 Sept. 2. Dec. 13 Britannic prospectus ...Aug. 551 Education March 955 Courrier ties JStats-Unis, fifti- Exhibition Jan. 715 eth birthday May345 Mutineers, shooting of..Nov. 15 1 5 Evening Post (N. Y.) changes Mutiny in Sept. 21 1 5 April 26 5 2 56 INDEX TO THE J—Journalism—Keller Date. pg. Cl- K—Keiley—Key Date. Pa. Cl- Harper's Magazine, editors of Kelley. W. D., speech on Re- March 28 4 6 SHmption Mar. 6 2 r> Harper's, old contributors to Kellogg, H. S., case of Jan. 4 5 3 March 30 4 6 Kellogg, Wm. Pitt Harvard Lampoon Nov. 19 4 6 Anderson's charges Oct. 28 1 5 Literary World—change.Nov. 5 4 5 Evidence—Presidential elec- Lloyd's Next of Kin Gazette.. tion inquiry July 12, 13. 15 Nov. 15 5 1 Leet's charges .Aug. 20 London—concerni'g(Ed.).July 16 4 6 Letter to McCormick May 20 London journals of scandal Loan of $20.000 Feb. 18 July 29 4 6 Lousiana Elections, on the Jfail,New-York,finances.May 3 2 2 Nov. 30 Middletown Argus-Mercury On President Hayes May 18 consol Jan. 1 1 3 Kells's, D. C., letter to Kellogg Newspapers in 1846 Feb. 16 2 3 Sept. 11. 13 Paris—blackmailing tricks.. Kelly, Hon. John March 1 4 6 Bonded Indebtedness bill, on Pennsylvania State Editorial the May 2 Association Jan. 25 8 6 Campbell qTsarreLSept.13.Oct. 1 Progress—Forney's Nov. 15 4 6 Cipher dispatches, on the.Oct. 11 Religious newspapers, daiiy, City's bonded debt, his plan to question of (Ed.) Sept. 25 4 5 pay Jan. 11, 12 Religious and secular press, City debt statement... Mar. 2 9, the (C.) Jan. 14 5 5 Aug. Standard (London), rise and City expenditures, on____M ar. 7 growth of Dec. 7 6 1 Constitutional amendments, Sunday Mercury (New-York) onthe ...... Jan. 31 changes Dec. 11 5 3 Express, and the____.....iSept. 3 Washington Union-Post con- Financier, as a (Ed.) ...... Jan. 9 solidation April 15 1 2 Memorial from prominent cit- The Week— first number..Jan. 17 5 1 izens ...... Mar. 28 (See also Newspapers and Press). Party government, on (Ed.) Journalists' excursion to Mauch Aug. 31 4 Chunk July 15 5 4 Police Board, on the ..... Nov. 1 1 Joy, C. A., at College of Av- Reply to Hewitt's charges.. ranches Sept. 3 5 2 Oct. 26 1 Joy, C. A., on the Paris Exhibi- Report, annual ...... ,.Aug. 31 10 tion Nov. 16 2 2 Salaries of city officiaLs, on Judge, an additional, for Second Mar. 2 10 Judicial District May 27 1 2 Tammany's defeat, on...Nov. 8 5 Judges' fees—New-Jersey. Dec. 28 2 3 Tvreed case, onthe ...... Mar. 27 5 Judgeship—Essex Co.,N. J.Dec. 7 2 5 Tweed's release, his reasons "Jumping to conclusions" — for asking ...... March 29 TKIBUNE'S policy (Ed.) Dec. V6 4 4 Kelsey, H. C., case. .Jan, 9, 10, 17, Junio's financial theories. .Aug. 19 2 1 22, 24, 30, 31, .Feb. 5, 7, 12, 13, Junio, J. J., at home Sept. 17 1 3 16, 19. 22, 26, Mar. 5, 7, 8, 13, 14 Jury (See Legal). Kelso, Thos.. will of ...... Aug. 3 6 Justice, what; makes a Chief Kempton, Lillie C., case of.Jan. 26 10 (Ed.) Nov. 22 4 4 Kennan, Geo., on schuyler's '•Cossacks" ...... ".July 27 6 K. Schuyler's reply ...... Aug. 2 5 Kansas—land of promise (C.) Kennedy* R. L., retires ...Jan. 7 2 July 6 6 2 Kentucky—homes.Aug. 9, Sept. 16 Kansas—repudiation (C.)..July 6 2 5 Politics ...... Aug. 10, Nov. 4 Kavanagh, Chas., case of. .June 7 8 2 SenatorshiD-.Jan. 10, 11, 15, 16, Mary R., flight of Feb. 13 8 1 17, 18 Keane, J. J., made a, bishop Voice out of (Ed.)______May 25 Aug. 26 8 5 Keogh, Wm., death of ...... Oct. 2 Kearnev, Denis (labor agita- Keogh, Wm.. sketch of. . ..A ug. 22 tor). " Kernan, Francia, on the cam- Boston, m July 29, Aug. 6, 7 paign ...... Oct. 30 Butler, and (Ed.) Aug. 5 4 4 Kerner, H. J., case of ...... Dec. 2 Butler, and (Ed.) Sepo. o 4 3 Kershaw, Judge ...... July 25, 26 Butler inter \ iew Aug. 3 5 4 Kessel's, M., contest for office Eastern crusade (Ed.)...July 30 4 2 Nov. 15 Lynn, Mass., at... Aug. 13 8 0 Ketcham, John H.. sketch of Machine politics,on (Ed.)Aug. 8 4 2 Oct. 9 Newark, N. J,, in Sept. 3 1 5 Ketehum, Annie C-, on plagues New-York, in -.Sept. 7 1 6 Nov. 30 Resolutions &ug. 7 1 2 Key, Hon. D. M, "Sand-lot orator " (Ed.).Aug. 14 4 3 Address to the South ..... May 29 Washington, in Aug. 30 5 4 Condemned by Dems..May 30 Wellock, and July 11 5 2 Decision—evading postace". Keep, Lester, € ase of J une 22 8 2 Nov. 6 "Keeping up Appearances" Governor, talk of nom. him (Ed.)... Oct. 21 4 2 for ...... Jan. 8 Keller, Wm., concerning (Ed ) Political views ...... Aug. 20 ]Nov. 14 4- fi Politics, Southern, on... Aug. 5 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1878, 57 K—Key—Labor JDate. Pg. Cl. !L—Labor—Lamb Date. Pg. Cl. Postmasters — appointments Knights of Labor Aug. 17 1 1 (C.) June 832 Knights of Labor (Ed.). .Aug. 3 4 2 Report, annual Nov. 16 1 1 Knights of Liberty in Con- KhyperPass (Ed.) Dec. 243 vention Jan. 5 1 Kliyber Pass.d'scripti'n of.Dec. 20 14 5 Massachusetts Statistics.Aug 17 7 Kilpatrick,Gen.,speech at Deck- Massachusetts in 1633 (Ed.) ertown.N.J-. Aug. 28 5 4 Sept. 24 4 Kimball, S. I., made Supt. of Meeting in Tompkins-sq.Jan. 9 2 Life-Sav. Ser June 19 1 3 Minnesota, Market u ay 2 5 Kimmel, William (Ed.)... .June 13 4 5 "Monopolies" in Mass. (Ed.) Kimpton. H. H., arrest of.Aug. 815 Sept. 30 4 Case of Aug. 9. 13, 21,22, Movement, what it means Sept. 2, Oct. 1 (Ed.) June 29 4 Case—Rice's letter Oct. 382 Party (see Greerback). King1, Geo. W., on "Northern Problem, a Sermon on.-... Juiy 8 5 Claims." April 27 5 3 Question in Congress (Ed.) King William, eulogy—statue June 15 4 Jan. 23 2 4 Reform League Condensed Kingdom, a lost (Ed.) Feb. 12 4 4 " Cussin " (Ed.) ...May 9 Kings—assassins (Ed.) Nov. 19 2 4 Reform league Ooaven..May 7 Kings, killing of (Ed.) - May 13 4 4 Reputation, a solid (Ed.). May 25 Kinesley, Ct.as., memorial.Mar. 16 5 1 Rich richer and the 'poor Kingsley, E.M.,on Indians.Dec. 526 oorer, the (Ed.) July 29 Kinastdn, N. Y.—stationery for g)tin Washington July 27 Supervisors Dec. 923 Riot in Washington July 2 9 Kitchens, diet (JCd.) Mar. SO 4 5 San Francisco commune..Jan. 18 Kneeland, s. F., and the Stew- SanFrancisco demagogue(Ed) art will case Sept. 13 2 1 Jan, 19 Knight's, J., political economy Socialists, "what next ?" (Ed) April 631 May 7 Knight, Jas. G.concerning.Ap'l 16 1 2 Statistics—Atkinson Dec. 14 Knights of Pythias in session at Stone-cutters' grievancesAug. 2 Poughkeepsie July 24 5 5 Strikes (See Strikes.) Knox. J. J., argument agt. bill Unemployed laborers (Ed.).. to abolisti bank-notes Feb. 20 5 2 Feb. 7, Aug. 22 .Knox's, J. J., report on cur- Unions—Communism : Mav- rency Nov. 21 2 4 erick's letter ...April 27 Kurtz's photographs Nov. 282 Wages in Great Britain. .Aug. 15 If. Wages in Ireland July 27 Labor. Wages at Newcastle Juiy 5 "Agitator," Cohen (Ed.) Sept. 23 4 4 Wages, reduction in Dec. 7 Agitator, Kearney (see Kear- West uncultivated — E. Bur- ney). ritt'sletter ....March 2 Capital and (Ed.) Jan. 19 4 2 Working-men : Congress at Capital and (Ed.) Aug. 843 Berlin July 6 CauitaJ and (Ed.) Aug. 19 4 2 Conven. in San Francisco.. Catechism, Ward's .June 28 6 1 Jaii. 36 Chinese in California July 23 2 4 Fiat money and the (Ed.)Sep. 6 Commission (seeCommission). Lyceum March 12 Congressional Committee in- " Laborious parent " (Ed.) Dec. 9 quiry, Aug. 2. 3. 5, n, 7, 22, Lace, duties on Aug. 12 23, 2-4, 26,' 27. 28, 29, and Lace, Macrame Jan. 10 Nov. 14, December i4, IP. Lad(L G. W., Greenbacker.Sept. 13 Conspiracies agaiusc (Ed.) " Lady, a " in London society Julv 29 4 2 (Ed.) Jan. 5 Conventions, two (Ed.)...May 8 J 4 LaFarge, Jno., on wood engrav- Convict—A Defence of (C.) ing. March 16 June 126 Lake Cayuga — letter -July 26 Convict—Albany Letter..May 31 3 1 Lace George July 16 Crispins in Lynn, Mass. (Ed.( Lake George Association..Aug. 10 Jan. 845 Lake George—concerning name Dignity of (Ed.), Aug. 20 4 5 (Ed.) Aug. 90 District of ColumbiaAssocia- Lake navigation, convention in tion Aug.28 1 3 Chicago uec. 19 Eight-hour Law (Ed.) July 432 Lakes, great Nov. 9 Eight-hour Law, Court of liamar. Hon. L. Q. C. Claiuason May13 1 3 " Government, self " en (Ed.) Eignt-hour Law, Att'y-Gen. Nov. 30 Devens on July 3, 10 Letter to John Ellis Aug. 21 Eight-hour Law, resolution in Mississippi politics, on..Aug. 3 Congress May 10 1 2 Silver, eloquent speech onJan. 25 Facts about (Ed.) April 643 Silver, speech on Feb. 16 Holland, i n ....Sept. 214 South, on the (Ed.)...'.. .Nov. 29 Homely Hints (Ed.) Jan. 12 4 4 Southern outrages, on—Dec. 12 Hours of Work, shorter the Southern outrages, his denial (C.) Nov. 16 4 4 of (Ed.) Dec. 13 Inflation and (Ed.) Oct. 945 Lamb. Col. " evidence of f riend- Interests of (Ed.) Feb. 26 4 2 lyteeling" June 1 58 INDEX TO THE It—Lamb—Lecture Date. JP<7 CJ. Ij—Lecture Date. Pg. Cl. Lamb, Hupt., on banks—May 14 8* 3 " Bible History," H. Crosby's Lambert, Thos,S., appealMarch 26 3 2 March 15 8 3 Lambert, Thos.S., case of. .July 31 2 3 " Bible Poets and Poetry " Lambeth, reports — Pan-Angli- Armitage's March 855 can conf. (Ed.) Aug. 14 4 4 " Bible and Ancient History." Lambeth conference, letter fr. Dr. Duryea's March 184 "F. R. L." Aug. 24 2 6 '" Book of the Acts of the Apostles," Jno. Hail's..Fe*. 523 Arid in the West April 3 5 3 !< Burns. Bobert," IngersoiPs Government, protecting Sept. 2 1 4 Oct. 8 10 2 Grant cases Aug. 21 1 2 'California Pliocene Man." Grants lapsed Nov. 20 1 5 Whitney's April 30 2 .4 Grants, lapsed (Ed.).... March 7 4 2 "Catholic Truth," Ewen'sMay 11 3 1 Grants, Railroads..March 14, " Catholicism," Dr. J. Hall's.. July 23 March 18, 25 Grants, recovery of Feb. 23 2 2 " Chinese Educational Mis- Grants, settlement of....Sept. 9 1 4 sion in the U. S.," Twitch- Office operations Aug. 5 1 1 ell's April 11 2 1 Public, disposal of July 19 5 2 '•' Church of Rome—Priest- Public, rights of settlers.Julv 24 a 4 craft," Welch's June 4 5 4 Public, sale of Oct. 30 1 4 '•' Commercial Panics," B.. Public, settlement of Aue:. 21 1 1 White's Feb. 18 5 5 Surveys—timber. Aug. 8 1 2 ;' Counterfeit Money ".. .Jan. 30 8 3 Swindlers in Texas Jan. 18 2 4 * Darwinism," Hawkins's Titles Nov. L2 1 4 April 12, 17 Titles, speculation in Feb. 11 2 6 'Decorative Art," Kate A. Troubles—Montgomery Co:.. Sanborn's April 11 5 Aug. 1 1 2 ' Eastern Question." SehaiFs (See also Homes for the unem- Nov. 18 2 ployed.) ' Eastern Question," Dr. Landers, Geo. M.,—Wise Legis- Storrs's March 6, 13 lation" (Ed.) Oct. 4 4 3 ' Education," Winchell's.Oct. 25 8 Landers, SarahC.. flight of Aug. 8 8 1 'ElectricLight," Prof. Mor- Landreau's, J. T., claim agt. ton's Oct. 18 5 Peru Feb. 23 2 3 ' English Language," Jno. Lane, Ed..Wm., sketch of..Jau. 24 4 6 Albee's Feb. 6 8 Langstoo. J.M., on Hayti.. Aug. 27 1 3 * English PoetV Kate san- Language, origin of (C.) Dec. 28 2 5 born's March 14 5 Larkins, David, caso of..March 26 '8 1 'Engraving-." Prime's..Nov. 14 3 Lassalle-Bismarck (Ed.). .,..Oct. 4 4 3 ' Evolut on " Newberry'sFeb 19 -'» Lathrop's, G. P., poem " Flow- 'Finance," W. G. SumnerJan 8 1 er of Peace" May 30 5 2 ' (Shorts," Col. Ingersoll'sFe'o 11 2 Latin Union, silver and the (.Ed) ' God inNature." Cook's1.Dec. 6 5 Nov. 27 4 4 ' Gospel accord'g to St.John." Laurent, V. C., flight of...Aug. Storrs's April 9 8 19, Sept. 3 ' Happy Homes," Lobingier's Lavergne, A., case of Oct. 19 7 1 Feb. 5 2 Laverty, Patrick Li—Lecture—Legal Date. -P0. CL JLt Legal Date. " Paine, Thos." Ingersoll'sJan 30 5 5 Ballon-Silsby suii Nov. 26 " Perils of the Time," Dr. Ramberg-Stern suit Jan. 7 Hall's April 24= 5 4 Bank, chartered rights of a " Phonograyh," G. W. S. Ar- State Jan. J5 nold's March 25 1 6 Bank, legal character of a " Photography," C. F. Chand- Aug. 1 ler's March 5 5 5 Bank—National (N. Y.)—Mis- " Plea for Cheerfulness," souri suit Oct. 5 Field's April 16 8 1 Bankrupt law, end of (Ed.).. " Political Morality," Cook's Aug. 29 Dec. 13 2 1 Bankrupts— U. S Sup. Court "Polygamy" Coggeshall'sMay 13 8 2 decision Dec. 3 " Pope," Bishop Spaldirig's Barnett-Selling, suit Jan. 1 March 20 5 4 Bartow, Alex, case." Jan. 17 " Punch as a Reformer," Kate 18, 19. 23, 24 Sanborn's April 4 8 2 Baxter, U. S. suit May 7 " Reason and Infidelity," H. Bell, F. libel suit Dec. 7 McDermott's April 20 5 5 Bernheitner—Willis suit.Mar. 18 " Renaissance in Culture," S. Benedict—Western Union Tel. Osgoqd's Feb. 14 2 2 Co., suit..Feb. 20, Mar. 27. 28, " Religion." P. Brook'sMarch 6 2 6 April 18. June 19 " Republic," Emerson's..Feb. Berrien, D., will case June 21 2 27, March 2, Aug. 16 Bissell-Russell suit Dec. 10 38 " Republic," Emerson's (Ed.) Betting—law Jan. 15 2 Feb. 27, Mar. 2 Bigler-city suit July 25 • 3 " Republic," Miss Gibbon's.. Bin gham—city suit July 13 7 Nov. 8 8 2 Binns, I., will case June 14 2 •' Rome,Pagan and Christian," Bishoffsheim-Erie suit May 4 10 Spaulding's Feb. 1, 5. 8, 26 Bishop, E. F., libel suit..Sept 17 2 " Science and Religion," J. B. Bogardus will case Feb. 26 1 Mott's April 17 5 5 Bogot will case. May 16, June 1 " Sewer-gas," J. C. Bayles's.. Bonanza mines Mar. 30 1 March 13 5 6 Bonanza suit May 27 2 i4 Shadows of Genius," Kate Bowery Nat. banfc—Shipman Sanborn's Feb. 7 8 4 suit March L " Social Problem," Godwin's Bowman, F. T.. case of...Jan. 4 Dec. 24 1 5 Brokers, usage of June 13 " Socialism," Rylance's..Dec. 3 7 5 Bronson, Fred., estate...April 4 " Society," H. W. BeecherJaii 8 8 1 Brown, BeDj.,extradition case " Spencer's Religious Philoso- Jan. 18 phy," Prof. Martin's.-Mar. 13 5 5 Brown-Craft suit Mav 14 " Stage," Miss Lennox's.May 18 5 3 Burdett-Estey sni t May 29 " Tapestry," Hayes's Nov. 20 8 3 Burke-Flood and O'Brien " Temperance," Baily's.-Anr. 12 2 6 suit May 27 "Temperance," Cook's..Dec. 20 5 2 Burke-Mackey suit Oct.14 " Will case,"A. O. Hall's.Mar. 25 8 2 Cair sues the city. ; Jan. 8 " Yankee in Literature, the," Capron-Thompson suit...Nov. 15 Kate A. Sanborn's Feb. 14 2 3 Captain of the port, powers of Led to glorv—Ben. Hill tEd.) Aug. 6 Nov. 21 4 4 Carman, R. F., will case. Ledru-Rollin's monument.Feb. 25 5 5 June 20 LeDuc, G. W.. (Ed.)...... Jan. 29 4 6 Chace-Comstock suit June 26 Le Due's, G.W., tea piants.Feb. 11 1 3 Chanler. Jno. W., will case Lees, F. R., on temperance.May 20 8 2 Jan 15, May 18, 23. Leet, John E., case of .Aug. 19, 20 Charges and commis'ns cases Le ort, Paul, on American art- —Woodford's letter Jan 12 ists Dec. 25 2 5 Churchill-Stewart suit....Nov. 4 Legal. Chicago granger suits... Feb. 28 Ayer, Wilson, divorce..July 27 City ordinances, revising Aug. 28 July 13 "American Law," Hilliard's " Civil damage " case, first .Dec. 10 6 1 Nov. 13 Antonelli will case May 10 1 6 Civil rights act. U. S. Sup. . Anton elli will case Nov. 18 8 2 Ct. dec Jan. 15 Arlington estate Mar. 4, 6, 16 Civil suits, concerning arrests Arnott, E. E., divorce Jan. 1 3 1 in Feb. 27* Arrest, right of May 28 2 6 Claflin, H. B., suit Dec. 3 Arthur-Homer suit Ju]y 2 2 6 Clark, T. C.-Mechauics' N at. • Arthur-Laliey suit July 16 3 1 Bank suit..Apl. 11, Sept. 30 Assignees, liabilities of..July 26 3 1 Clute-Emerich suit June 13 Auction act (Mock) May 17 3 I Code of RemedialJustice, Jan A very-Butler suit Oct. 22 1 4 12, 23, March 15, June 21 . Babbitt-Crampton. suit...J uly 13 7 1 Letter from "Lex " April 27 5 5 Baby-Carriage, case July 30 2 5 Coe, Enos O., trial of May 21 1 6 Baird, E. P., libel upon..Feb. 16 10 1 Colgate-Western Union Tel. Baird, John, suit agt. the city Co. suit. Nov. 27, Dec. 10, 24 Mar. 23 7 1 Collier, Mrs. C. N., divorce, Bjbker-Nauenkamp suit..Mar. 13 3 2 March 13 60 INDEX TO THE L—Legal Date. Pg. Cl. Ii—Legal Date. JPa. ci. Collins-Cassina suit Dec. 3, Duke, Wm. S., case of Feb. 23 3 4 4, 5 Edison-W. TJ. Tel. Co. suit.. Colton-Morrissey suit..,..Jan. 5 July 23 1 3 Conger, A. C., divorce____Jan. 22 Eight Hour Law. (See Labor. Conkling-Secor Sewing Ma- chine Co. suit ...... Feb. 7 Ellis-Bice suit Oct. 12 5 6 Connor-Garrison suit...... Dec. 11 Elliott, Fred., case of Feb. 15 3 3 Cooney, JB. J., will case..,Dec. 28 Eviction law—questions.Aug. 27 3 l Cooper-Marshall case July 23 Excise law (See Excise.) 24, 25, 2rf, 27, 30, 31, Aug. 1 Fairchild, Jeaunette. divorce Sept. 18, 19, 23, 24, 26, Oct. 1 Jan. 1, 10 Corbett-Gibson suit ...... IMov. 12 Farmers Loan and Trust Co.: Cothran - Dorsheimer suit. suit..Jan. 4, 7, Feb. 25, Mch. 1 Sept. 23 " Federal Cita.ions" Desty's.. Court Appeals calendar. .Jan. 7 Juiie 461 Court Appeals vacancy (Ed ) Ferry lease, I)nion May 3 8 1 July 2 Fiske-Davennort suifc Nov. 26 3 1 Court, Harlem, House frauds Foley-Fredicher suit Aug. 28 2 Jan. 29 Fowler-Butterby suit Aug. 2 3 Court, Marine Judges, cen- Fowler-Erie B . B . suit..Nov. 784 sured ...... Jan. 9 French-Ingram suit Feb. 19 3 2 Court, U- S. Sup. decisions French-Salter suit....March 29 8 2 Jan. 8, 15, 22, 29. Feb. 13, Fry-Genet suir April 432 19. Aprjl 23, 30. June 4. Fuller-Hunt suit May 15 2 6 July 2, 16. Oct. 16, 22, 24, Funch, Edye & Co.-Abenheim 2d, 29, HO, Nov. 1. 5, 6, 12, suit Jan. 30 3 2 16, 19, 20, 21, 22, 27, Dec. 3, Gallatin suit: Oct. 17 1 3 7, 13, 19, 20, 21. 25, 27 (. arcia-Kelly suit Jan. 26 10 1 Dei ision — South'n war debts Garner, H. H., estate July 24 2 6 Dec. 27 Garner will case Nov. 831 Workof ...... Dec. 23 Garner will case Dec. 27 3 3 Courts, District, fees in July 2 Garrison, C. K., suit Nov. 15 3 1 Courts, combining inferior Grace-St. Louis Ins Co. suit.. July 12 Oct. 555 Courts, U. S., business in Aug. 22 Gregory, Wm. J., divorceJuly 30 8 1 Courts, U. S., costs in.. March 4 Groom-Coouer suit May 23.24,25 Courts—Judges assigned Jan. 7 Groom-Shupe suit April 331 Courts, work of, in 1877 Jan. 1 Grover-Crofutt suit March 733 Cox, Win., will case_____June 13 Grow, John A., case Jan. 431 Credit Mobilier suit ...... Jan. 15 Guidet, Charles, claim Jan. 12 3 1 Credit Mo bilier suit in Phils. Hall-Ditson & Co.suit..March 631 Jan. 4 Hamilton-Eno libel suit..Oct. 15 2 4 Crittenton, C. N., suit agt. the Hammond-Gray libel suitOct. 31 3 1 cuy ...... Nov. 15 Hand, A. F., case Jan. 8 3 '£ Daggers, J. R., trial of.. May 22 Harrison, D., will case. .Oct. 2 Dailey vs.Livingston suit Jan. 3 Nov. 28 Daly, Jno. T., will case..Feb. 2 Hart, Henry, land suit.-May 21 3 1 Davis, Thos. E., will____June 28 Hart-HarlemBank suit..Nov. 28 3 2 Davis-Daniel! suit May 24, 25, 28 Hassarri,MaryA.,divorceAug. 9-31 Davis-Pearson suit ...... Feb. 28 Havemeyer-Havemeyer suit De Castro-Earle sugar suit Dec. 732 .Dec. 11 Hawkins andthe TJ. S..Jan. 423 " Decisions, American " Proi:- Hazard-Caswell suit Nov. 30 7 1 fatt's ...... April 19, Dec. 6 Hazzard, Maria A., divorce.. Dennison, H., canal suit Jan. 14 March 22 8 2 Devlin, Chas.. suit agt. the Heller, Bobert will of.... Dec. 10 3 L city ...... 1 ...... Nov. 18 Hempstead reservoir suitJuly 30 2 5 Devlin-Van Nort suit March Hewitt-Devvey suit Feb. 15 8 3 13, 14 Hilton-Divinny suit Oct. 15 2 5 Dicker, Henry, estate.. ..Sept. 28 Hodnett-«S£. Louis Times suit Dickie. Ed. P., divorce Jan. 25 May 21 2 3 Feb. 7, March 23 Hollaclay, Benj., will case Jan. 28 3 2 Dickie, Patrick will care Feb. 5 Homicide, law of :Nov. 27 8 2 9, 11, 16, May 11, 15 Hooley, Lucy, suit Nov. 831 Dickie will case (Ed.)____Feb. 11 Hope English libet suit. .Feb. Disasrers at Sea—Belle of the 6,21 Bay case ...... Feb. 16 Horsfall, John H., case..Jan. 18 3 1 Dodd-Gold and Stock Tel.Co. Horsf all-Hesse c«se—July 926 suit ...... Nov. 23 Horton-Brinkerhoff suitMarch23 3 5 Douglass-Knickerbocker Life Hoyt estate May 882 Ins. Co. suit ...... March 13 Hughes, Geo., suit July 18 8 2 Dougherty-Neil will caseNov. 30 Hunt-Sievens suit Jan. 8,18 Dorons, Samuel, will contest Buntmgton—Dist. of Colum- April 3 bia Savings bank Aug. 124 Duffy, Justice P. G., charges Hynes's, Wm. B., marriage, agt ...... Jan. 23 Feb. 15, 16, 19, 20 Duffy, Justice P. G., trial of Insurance agent, acts of an Feb. 5, 6, 7 Feb. 19 3 2 N 1CW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1878. 61 "Lt—Legal Date. Pg. Cl. Ij—Legal Date. Pg, Cl. Insurance decisions—U. s. Lick estate Jan. 15 5 5 Supreme Court Jan. 22 8 4 Lillis-Morison suit Feb. 25 3 3 International law, a proposed Lisle-Gardner suit July 3 9 3 1 Jan. 30 3 3 Livschitz, Etta, divoice Sept. 26 2 5 Jackson case May 726 Loeb-Hellenanan suit June 2« 2 6 Jackson, Wra. .BE., suit..Dec. 373 Longstreet, D. H., suit.March 28 5 5 Jackson-Hunt suit Nov. 1 Luckey-Odell suit..March 16, 19 2.18, Dec. 2 McAd&ms, Jno., divorce suifc.. Jamieson, Mary L., divorce.. Sept. 25 2 3 Sept. 28 5 4 McBean, Jane will case.. Aug. 631 Jav-Bennett suit Mar. 20 2 6 McCoy, Jno., will case..Feb. 12 2 6 Jennens, Win., estate (Ed.) MacDonatd. Jas., divorce.Mar 15 3 2 April 845 McDonald-Lowery suit..Jan. 832 jQnniugs-JSxpress suit (JEd.) McGowan-O'Donohue suit. .. May 244 Oct. 22 2 5 Jennings-Stupe suit—Aug. 931 McHenry-Erie suit March 21 5 6 Jones, E. & Co., suit....Nov. 11 3 1 MacKenzie, A., libel suitApril 20 1 6 Jones-Floyd suit Mar. 19 8 2 McLeodj Alex., suit May 22 1 5 Jones, J. J.—Ring suit..Sept. 5 Mails, searching the....June 424 12, Nov. 22 Mangamsuit Feb. U 3 2 Jones, John O , will of Jan. 831 Mansfield.Louise M., suitMay 30 2 3 Jones, Lois, divorce.. Mar. 833 Mariposa litigation Jan. 431 Jumel will case Oct. 736 Mariposa suit, end of..March 19 1 3 Jurisprudence, fault in.. Mav 31 1 2 Marr-Duff suit Ian. 4, 5 Juror — "getting excused" Marriage, law of Ieb. 20 2 6 (Ed.) Dec. 10 4 4 Marshall's, Jno. F., heirs July 20 8 2 Jurors, complaints of—Jan. 19 2 4 Marshall. J.F., will case. .Mch 18 2 5 Jurors, confederates as..Dec. 25 1 2 Marshall, J. F., will case May 27 2 6 Jurors—(South (Ed.) ,Dec. 12 4 2 Marshall. Mrs. Ruth, suit Ajil 831 Jury duty,ex6m.)t'n from,Jan. 21 3 1 Masters-Eclectic Ins. Co. suit Jurynnes Jac. 29 8 1 March 20 2 Jury,interference with a.Nov.20 8 2 Masterson, Mary, divorce Keep, Lester, case Dec. 14 3 2 Marcb 4. 5, 12 Keep-Keep suit Sept. 24 2 2 Maurice-Worden suit Nov. i 8 4 Keiler.Wormser jL-Legal—Legislature Date. Pg. Cl. "L—Legislature Date. Pg. Cl. Wood, Samuel, will case.Mar. Life Saving Service Feb. 27 2 3 28, Apiil 5, 25, May 22, 29, Ludlow, G. C., chosen Presi- 30, Aug. 3, Oct. 11, 15 dent o f Senate Jan. 916 (Ed.) June 10 Mandamus Act March 27 2 1 Wood-Holmes suit July 23 M arsh-Phillips contest.. Feb. Woodruff-Imperial Fire Ins. 21, 27, March 7 Co. suit Jan. 31 Message—Gov. Bedle's....Jan. 922 Yenni-Stokes suit April 4 Military, extra pay for..Mar. 16 5 3 Young-Smally suit Ausr. 8 Newark Wards, rearrangment Zborowski, M.. will of...Dec. 18 of Feb. 5,13 Zeiser-Kessel suit Oct. 10 Organizatton, struggle over Legion of Honor (Ed.) Oct. 23 (C.) Jan. 7-16 " Legislation, wise "—Mr. Lan- Organized Jan. 916 ders (Ed.) Oct. 4 Partisanship i n the HouseFeb 121 Legislative sessions, biennial Passaic District bill April 253 (Ed.) Feb. 19 Pipe Line bill Feb. 15 2 2 Legislative sessions, "why so Prison inquiry.Feb. 7, 13, 15, often "(Ed.) May 25 16, 22, 27, March 1, 7,12, 20 Legislator, the (Ed.) Jan. 8 Bailroad bill,Sen.Sewell'sJan 30 2 2 Legislature, New-T e r s e y— Bailroad bill, Sen. SewelTs, Proceedings. passed Jan. 31 5 4 • Adjourned, sine die April 625 Kailroad law Jan. 3, 10 Assembly Districts Jan. 355 Bailroad, N. J. Central..Feb. 20 2 2 Asylum, State Inebriate.Mar 28 2 2 Becorder'sCourt.NewarkMar 16 5 3 Bank depositors, security of Salaries, concerning Jan.23 2 3 Jan. 22 5 4 Secretary o f State—fees..Jan. 355 Banks, concerning J an. 10 5 1 Shipping, aid to Feb. 13 2 2 Bills passed..Feb. 27, Mar. 6. Silver—Elaine's bill Jan. 25 2 1 7, 8, 13, 15, 16, 20, 22, 26. Silver condemned in the 27, 29, April 3, 5, 6 House Jan.24 2 2 Bills, unconstitutional..Mar. 20 2 3 Silver condemned in the Sen- Butter dealers, protection of ate Feb. 121 April 253 Silver question in the House. Coal combination inquiry— Jan. 17 2 5 Jan. 23,25 Silver, resolution agt Jan.15 5 4 College students as voters — Speakership (Ed.) Jan. 143 March 14, 27 Tariff question April 422 Committees, standing Jan.15 5 4 Tax rate reduced March 823 Convict labor..Jan. 22, Mar. 15 Usuary law—Feb. 6, March 21 Constitutional Conven.Mar. 6, 29 Union Co., Township Feb. 13 2 2 Cooper, Assemblyman, un- Writs of error in criminal seated Feb. 20 2 2 cases Feb. 524 Court, jurisdiction of District legislature, New-York—Pro- Feb. 524 ceedings. Criminal cases, writs of error Adirondack Survey billpassed m March 722 Senate May 10 8 1 Disgraceful scene in the As- Adjourned sine die May 16 2 3 sembly March 29 2 3 Apportionment bill — New- Eagan, Jno., chosen Speaker York.. Jan. 25, 26, Feb. 16, ofHouse Jan. 916 March 1, 2, 14, 15, 16, 20, Election cases Feb. 12,14 May 15 Elections, cost of conteste'd.. Apportionment bill passedAs- March 28, April 3 sembly Aprilll 8 1 Essex Co., redistricting..Mar. 722 Passed Senate May 981 , Executive Mansion..-Feb. 15, Apportionment, Board of, its f March 6 power March 12, 26 Gerrymandering bills.Feb. 7, Appropriation bill passed As- 16, 28, Ma^ch 1, 26. 29. Apr 3 sembly Feb. 18 2 1 Government o f Cities..March 554 Appropriation bill passed Sen- Institution for the blind pro- ate Feb. 15 2 1 posed Jan.23 2 3 Assembly, a memorable (Ed.) Insurance Commissioner, bill Nov. 743 to anpoint a Jan. 22 5 4 Assessors, Board of Jan.1653 Interest bill.Jan. 24, Feb. 22, Assessors,Boardof;TeportJan2e> 5 3 March 30, April 3, 6 Bank depositors, protection of Investigations, .demand for Jan.-10, March 7 open Jan. 31 5 4 Banks, capital of Feb. 20 2 1 Jersey City Charter Feb. 524 Beport o f Supt. Lamb..May 123 Judges,County,confirmed Feb 854 Taxation of Jan.12 " 5 3 Judiciary laws, amendingJan 22 5 4 Judiciary nominations...Feb. 722 (See also Banks.) Kelsey, H C., case Jan. 9, Biennial sessions..Feb. 9, 19, 10. 17, 22, 24, 30, 31, Feb. 5, May 1 7,12,13, 16, 19. 22, 26, Mar. Assembly votes for 5, 7, 8, 13, 14 April 12 2 4 Labor Bureau Feb. 6 2 5 Senate votes against..May 14 5 3 Libel lawMar. 13, 26, 29, Apl 5 I Bills passed...March 28, May 16 INDEX TO THE I*—Legislature Date. Pg. Cl. L—Legislature Date. Pg. Cl. Signed by the GovernorMay Consti. Amendments ..March 12 5 2 22, 23, 24. June 4 Convict labor..March 16, 26, Vetoed by the Govern'rJune 15 29, April 10 Blackmailing Feb. 724 Convict Labor bill defeated.. Bonded Indebtedness Dill May 10 passed Assembly May 11 10 2 Convicts, aid to discharged Bonded Indebtedness bill March 20 passed Senate May 15 2 1 Coroners' bill Jan. 12 Bribery April 18. May 1. 15 Coroners' bill passed Assem.. Bridges. Hudson River and March 2 Brooklyn March 923 Coroners' bill passed Sen.May 2 Brooklyn Cartmen bill..May 422 County and To\vn Debt fund- Charter amendm ut Feb. 13 2 1 ing bill April 12 Department bill May 321 Crime, Soc.for the Prevention Dept. bill defeated in Senate of A.pril 11 May 4 2 2 Criminals as witnesses.March 20 Expenditure o f money. April 624 Dannemora Railroad bill.Apl. 19 senate Districts March 14 2 4 Dentistry Diploma bill. .April 23 Taxes Feb. 21, Alril 19 District Court Act amendme't (See also Brooklyn.) ' Feb. 22 Divorce Law May 8, 10 Buildings, Dept. of Jan. 25 5 3 Docks, Dept. of May 8 Canal bill passed Senate.May 1 2 3 Drunkards, advertising..Feb. 28 Bill—veto May 14- 8 4 Duell, Chas. H., seated..April 3 Commissioner, concerning Elections in New-York City.. the office Jan. ; 952 Jan. 16 Expenses, bill to reuuceFeb -> 5 3 Elevators, inspection of Locks March29 2 5 Pavmaster's 'bill..April 10,17 March 22, May 15 Pipe Line bill Feb. 16 2 1 Emigration — commissioners Tolls Jan. y, Feb. 6 report ...Feb. 1 Canals, tree Feb. 7, Marcti 13 Estimate, Board of,concein'g. Lateral Jan. 18 5 3 March 32 Rules for management of.. Excise bills.Jan. 3, 15, 16, 17. March 30 2 3 18, Feb. 15, 20, March 1, 8, Supt. of, power March 30 2 3 12. April 18, 26, May 1, 9 (See also Canals. Excise—petitions.Jan.26,Feb. 1 Capitol, appropriation for Jan. 16 5 3 Expense of Jan. 17 Capitol—report of the Com— Fairchild's nomination—Sen- Jan. 12, 19- ate rejects Jan. 17 Chamber of Commerce char- Ferry rates Jan. 18. 31 ter April 624 FifthAve.bill passed Sen May 15 Charter, N . Y Jan. 352 Financial bill—Daly's.-March 15 Daly's March 15 2 4 Financial bill—Dr. Hayes's. . Charter, Fish-Woodm Jan. 25 5 3 April 17 Children, adoption of..March 14 2 5 Financial bill, Hayes's passed Children, i aaper..Jau 17, 22, Senate May 11 Feb. 21, April 12 Freight—discriminations.May 2 Claims agt. States—Pierce's Funding bil1.Feb. 14, April 16, bill Apiill9 2 1 May 2 Clark, B. S. W., nom. for Supt Funding bill vetoed April 30 of Public Works Jan. 24 5 3 Habeas Corpus bill passed Confirmed Jan. 31 5 3 over a veto March 27 Clergymen, taxation of. .April 10 0 5 Harlem River imp Feb. 13 Clerk of the Senate—Vrooman Home for the Blind Feb. 14 chosen Jan. 211 Insane asylums to be investi- Clerks employed, number of.. gated M.arch 26 Jan. 17 5 4 Inspectors of elections, con- Coal combination inquiry Jan. cerning Feb. 8 15. 18, 23 Insmanceamaigamation.Feb. 7 Code of Reme'dial Justice— Bill—Keegan's Feo. 28 Amendments Mav .'•> 2 1 Bills Mar. 14 Commission April 25 2 1 Companies, private April 12 Petitions against IVf a?ch 21 8 1 Companies, suits by for. ittn. Revision of April 11 8 1 Apiil 3 Suuplemeutal chapters Companies, to wit passed Assembly..March 621 Jan. 22,May 8 Supplemental chap's passed Department, bill to abolish. Senate March 124 May 7 Supplemental, vetoed MTarch 15 2 2 Examinations.Feb. 8, 12,13. College o f New-Yorir...March 622 Mar. 23, April 12, 23, College of New-York, bill to May 2. 3 abolish Jan. 15 5 3 Examinations — report of Collisions, guarding agt..Mar. 21 8 1 Supt. Smyth Feb. 15 Committees, Assembly ..Jan. 1 L 5 2 Fire, merging of March 22 Committees, Assembly ^Ed.). Law of 1873 Feb. 9 Jan. 11 4 5 New-Jersev certificates Committees, Senate Jan. 10 8 1 Feb. 16, March 7 NEW-YORK DAILY TBIBUNE FOR"1878. 65 li—Legislature Date. Pg. CL L—Legislature—Leonard Date. JPg. Cl Policy-holders,protection of. Question in the Assem.Feb. 14 2 1 Jan. 10, March 21. April 4 (See also Silver.) Report of Supt. Srayth.Feb. 13 2 Smoking in the chamber. Feb. 28 2 1 (See also Insurance.) Smyth. John F., case (See Jones, Mr.,on liquor March 27 2 1 Smyth.) Judges, salaries of Feb. 14 2 1 Society for the Prevention of Jurors' bill.Jan. 12, Feb. 2. 7, crime,bill t o incorporateMay 981 March 29, April 26, May 15 Speaker, Husted elected as... Life Saving Service April 554 Jan. 211 Liquor law, Moflktt March 3023 State survey Jan. '31 5 3 Liquors, direct tax on.March 26 6 6 States, bill tocol'ct debts from Lottery Feb. 14 2 1 May 224 Lottery laws April 624 8beam boiler inspection..Jan. 29 2 3 Lunacy cases March 125 Steamship subsidies... la arch 21 8 1 Magone, Dan'l, nom. for Supt, Street-cleaning bill of Pub. Works Jan. 19 6 2 Jan. 19, Mar. 2, April 4 Rejected Jan. 24 5 3 Street-cleaning Board — As- Metropolitan Museum, aid for. tor's bill March 15 2 * March 28 2 1 Streets, New-York (Ed.)April 2 4 Military appropriations-April 27 2 1 Supply bill April 3 2 Military code April 24 5 2 Bill—items vetoed May 14 5 Milkdealers, protection of Bill passed Assem April 10 5 Feb. 15, March 6 Bill passed (Sen April 25 2 Morris-Purdy contest.. .April 19 2 SurrogateCalvin's report.May 8 2 Morrissey, John, honors to... Taxation of mortgages on real May 316 estate April 4 2 Ocean Parkway scheme.Mar. 27 2 1 Teachers' salaries March 23 2 Organized Jan, 2 1 1 Telegraph poles, concerning.. Parks, preservation of.March 23 2 3 April 11 8 Pipe line bill....Feb. 6, 7, 33, Town and county debts ..Feb. 1 2 March 30, April 10, 12, May 1 Veterinary surgery March 30 2 Police, N. Y., cost of for five Washington Park bill.. .April 18 2 years March 22 2 1 Water supply,New-YorkAp'l. 11 8 Police pension fund Feb. 8, Water supply.New-York(Ed.) March 13,22, April 23 April 2 4 Political patronage...Jan. 12, Weeds, destruction of..March 6 2 17, 31 Woman Suffrage March 16 2 Pool-selling Feb. 15 2 2 Workot May 17 2 Poor laws April24 5 2 Workof(Ed-) May 16 4 Prison report Jan. 22, Feb. 28 Legs, moral influence of (Ed.) Prisoners in civil cases..May 15 2 1 Feb. 13 4 Prohibitory bill—Gilbert's.... Lehigh University—gift...June 25 8 Jan. 24 5 3 Leighton, Fred—London letter Public burdens bill..April 17, "G. W.S." Dec. 20 14 25, May 2, 9 Leighton's election — London Quarantine Commission re- letter "G. W.S." Nov. 30 1 port Feb. 13 2 1 Leitrim, Lord, as a landlord (C.) Railroad Commissioners, State May 8 5 Board of March 20 2 1 Leitrim, Lord, murder of. April 3, 4 Commutation rates—May 822 Details April 18 5 Lake Champlain Leland. T. C., letter from.. Jan. 14 5 March 29, April 10 Leland, T.C.,on obscene publica- Management, investiga'nof. tions Jan. 9 5 March 13 2 1 Lemons and sugar (Ed.)...May 16 4 Report on the N. Y. Elev... Lennox, Adelaide, on the-stage March 222 May 18 5 3 (See also Railroads.) Lent, "An Unattached Clergy- Beading rooms, free...March 28 2 2 man "on (Ed.) March 7 Beal estate assessments..Jan. 22 5 3 Lent. Geo., sent to prison..July 19 Beceiverships, cost of...April 17 5 8 I,eo XIII. Regents of the University, Accession of Feb. 22 election of Jan. 16 5 8 Allocution April 1 Resumption act,Dill to repeal. Appoints Cardinal Franchi Jan. 2,12, March 7,13,19 Sec.ofState Mar. 7 Bobinson.Gov. (SeeRobinson.) Career of Feb. 21 Salaries of members, proposed Chamberlain, as Feb. 21 reductions March 1321 Consistory, his first Mar. 29 Salaries of New-York officials Coronation of Mar. 4 Feb. 7, 28,March 2,23, April Elected Pope Feb. 21 3,17, 25 Letter to Archbishop of Col- Salt Springs March 721 ogne—Germany Dec. 31 Schools, inspection of May 321 Policy of Feb. 26 Seamen, protection of Jan. 25 5 3 Proclamation of Mar. 8 Silver bill (Bland's) den'nced Sketch of, B. O'Beilly's.Mar. 29 inAssem Jan. 11 5 3 Victor Emanuel, and... .Feb. 21 Debate on Jan. 23 5 2 Leonard's, A.H., reports..Dec. 31 Denounced in Senate... Jan. 30 2 1 Leonard, J., E., on scripture Question Feb.19 2 4 (Ed.) Jan. 31 **. INDEX TO THE ___ 3onard—Linderman Date. Pg. Cl. Jj—Linderman—Literature Date. Pa. Cl. Leonard,Judge, mission to Cuba Letter to Sherman — silver March 1 coin March 211 Leprosy July 25 Beport, annual Nov. 1135 Lesson—"Hot Springs Item" Views o n silver Feb. 453 (Ed.) Dec. 26 LJndsley, Jas. W., case of..June 7 8 3 Lesson of dishonor (Ed.)..Jan. 28 "•ippincott's Magazine on Theo. Lester. C. E., correspondence.. Thomas Sent. 19 2 4 Sept. 26 Liquor dealers, sent'nce ot'.May 30 8 2 Letters, decoy (C.) -..July 13 Liquor stores, unlicensed.April 981 Letter from a genial friend of Literary Congress in Paris (C.) THE TRIBUNE (Ed.) Jan. 26 " G. W. S."...June 26. July 1,17 Levinger, Adolph, case of June 18 Literature for boys..- JTily 29 4 4 Levissee, A. B.,evidence ofJune 7 Literature, obscene—prosecut'ns Lewis, Jeffreys, marriage of Aug. 19 Jan. 14 5 4 Lewis. Jno. IS., flight of Feb. 13 Literature. Lewis, Jos., L., will case..Nov. 21 Abbott's, L., "The Gospel Libels and blackguards (Ed.).. July 561 May 2 Adams's. Chas. F., jr., " Bail- Liberia—not the land of promise roads" Dec. 31 6 1 June 26 Adams's, H., "New-England Liberia, trade with July 1 Federalism " Jan. 461 Librarian s, British Jan. 28 Adams's, Leith, "Georgie's Libraries.breaking up (Ed.)June 26 Wooer" May / Libraries—Homer's report(Ed.) Adams's. W. D.. *' Dictionary Jan.15 of English Literature" Feb. 22 Lie, sticking to a, Fish case Aicott's.JLOuise ''Lilacs/'Nov. 15 (Ed.) April 18 AngelPs, H. C., " Our Eyes" Life Saving Service (O.)—Feb. 16 Aug. 6 (Ed.) Jan. 7, June 7, Sept. 20 Anster's, F. E., "Uses of Circular to officers Sept. ] 9 Wines" March 15 Cox's bill March 4 Appleton's, Thos. G., "Wind- Inspectors June 28 tails" April 9 Long Island. Maich 6 Armstrong's, B. W., "Israel" Metropolis case (Ed.) Feb. 4 May 3 Beading matter for Dec. 7 Arnold's " Sermons " Feb. 28 Beading matter for (Ed.) " Art in the House " Falke's Dec. 27 Jan. 22, Oct. 14 Atkinson, J., " History of Becord of Capt. Gleadell. .Aril 24 Newark, N. J." Aug. ~ Beport—annual Jan. 4 Atkinson's, Wm.P., "Bight Bewards Jan. 18 Use of Books" Dec. 3 6 btation No. 6, inquiry—Dec. 19 Atlantic Mayazine Jan. 22, Stations—new.March 22, Aug. Feb. 19, March 19, April 23, 1. Nov. 25 May 21, June 21, July 23, Stations in New-Jersey. .Nov. 20 Aug. 20. Sept. 17, Oct. 22, Sargent's bill (Ed.)..March 4,18 Nov. 22, Dec. 24 Light, electric April 19, 27. Aubigne's "Beformation in June 14, 27, July 11 Europe" Oct. 4 Divisibility and cost Dec. 26 Auerbach's, B., "Landolin".. Experiment, Albany—Nov. 15 May 3 Experiments in America.Nov. 16 " Avis, story of "—a review by (Ed.) July 12 Gail Hamilton..Feb. 2, 5, 9,12 Lecture—Morton's Oct. 38 "Avis, story of," concerning Lowrey?s letter Nov. 15 G. Hamilton's review .April 13 Parks, for Sept. 19 Baird's, S. F., "Science."June 11 Patent, Edison's Dec. 10 Baker's, Wm. M., "A Year Sawyer's Nov. 16 Worth Living." Sept. 6 Werdermann'fl Nov. 30 Ball's, ±t. S., ':Astronomy."... , Light House Board report.Nov. 25 Nov. 26 Light houses—Florida coast... Banker's Magazine Sept. 13 July 5 1 4 Barker's, A. H., "Geometry." Light, new—Prof. Morton's let- April 19 ter Dec. 12 5 3 Barrett's. B. F.,"Swedenborg Lightning—gospel teat in Phila- and Channing." Nov. 5 delphia struck by Aug. 5 1 2 Bartlett's, J. B., "Dictionary Lightning rods...July 27, Aug. 3 of Am ericanism." ,. Jan. 8 Nov. 2 Barilett, Wm. F., Memoirs... Lilienthal—tobacco frauds. Apl. 27 10 May 7 Lincoln—Colfax's lecture..Jan. 29 8 Barzellptte's, G., "Ethics of Lincoln's letter to McOiellan.. Positivism." Julv 9 , Oct. 25 5 Bascom's "Psychology.".Feb. 5 Lincoln's second term—Weed's Beers's, H. A,, poems.. .April 30 letter July 5 5 Beers's, H. S., "American Lit- Lincoln, Bobert, when a boy.. erature." Dec. 6 June 10 4 Besant and Bice's "By Celia's Linderman, H. B., charges agt. Arbor." March 29 June 17 1 Bishop's,N.H., "PaperCanoe." Charges—his reply to—June 18 1 May 14 JSEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1878. 67 I.—Literature Date. Pg. 01. 1L—Literature Date Q. Cl- Bismarck's, Prince, letters to Collyer's, R., "Simple Truth." liis wife Nov. 5 6 1 April 9 6 2 Blackie's, J. 8.. "Atheism ".. Conant's, Helen S.,"Primer of Mar. 15 German Literature."..-July 16 6 1 Blackivood's Magazine...Aug. 27 Contemporary Review.Mar. 22, Blumenstiel's, A., "Bankrupt- April 16, May 24, June 28, cy." Feb. 26 Aug. 23, Oct. J8, Isov. 23, Book collecting—London let- Cook's, Jos., "Preludes on ter " G. W. S." Jan. 9 Current Events." Feb. 19 1 BOOKS, Autumns Sept. 18 Oooke's, P. St. George, "New- Books of Joshua, Judges, and Mexico and Cal." April 9 2 Ruth Feb. 19 Carson's Juliet, "Cookery."... Bowdivch's, H.J.,"Hygeine in Aug. 6 2 America Jan. 8 Crowest's, F., "Tone Poets.". Brain, first number of—May 14 Jan. 25 1 Brassey's, Mrs., "Round the Crutwell's, C. T., "Roman Lit- World." July 19 erature." Nov. 5 1 British Quarterly Aug. 23 Cumnock's, R. Me Lain, Brooke's, P.,"Sermons.".Nov. 15 "Choice Readings." Mar. 8 1 Browne's,L,"Great Lawyers." "Cushman, Charlotte,"life of. Aug. 6 May 25 6 1 Browning, Elizabeth B., p'ms Dale's. R. W." "Impressions of March 8 America." Mar. 22 6 1 Browning's, Mrs., poem Dana's, Wm. B., "Cotton." "Stanzas." Feb. 16 May 29 6 2 Browning's, Robert, poems... Davis's, A. J., "Our Heavenly June 25 Home." March 6 6 1 Bryant's, Win. C., "History— Davis's, Rebecca H., "A Law United States." July 30 Unto Herself." Feb. 15 6 1 Bryant's, Wm. C., "Library of De Amicis's, E.,"Constantino- Poetry." - Dec. 6 ple." May 31 6 1 Burlingame's, E. L., "Current De Mille's, J., "Rhetoric.".... Discussion." April 12 June 14 6 1 May 24 Desty's, R., "Federal Cita- Burritt's, E., "Chips fr. Many tions." June 4 6 1 Blocks." June 4 Dorchester's, D.. "Liberal. Burrough's, W. H.. "Law of ists," April 5 6 1 Taxation." March 6 Douglas's, A. M.,"From Hand Byron—Hodgson's Memoirs.. to Mouth." Jan. 1 6 1 y Dec.18 Dowling's, J., "Romanism.".. "Caledonia." Dec. 24 July 5 6 1 Calvert's, Geo. H., "Words- Draper's, John W., "Scientific worth." Nov. 15 Memoirs." Oct. 4 6 1 Carrington's, H. B., "Crisis "Dufferin's Administration of Thoughts." :..Oct. 15 Canada..' Nov. 29 6 2 Catalogue, American—Part I. Duffield's, Mrs. W., "Flower Nov. 8 Painting.".... Nov. 6 6 2 Catholic TFo?l#.March26,May Duncan's.Florence, "My Inti- 31, Oct. 22 mate Friend." Feb. 1 6 1 Chadwick's. John W., "Bible Drysen's,P., "Goethe'sPoems." of To-Day.". Nov. 23 Jan. 22 6 1 Child's L, Maria, "Aspira- Earl's, H. H.,"History of Fall tions of the World July 12 River, Mass." March 8 6 1 "China Hunters' Club.".Aug. 6 Edkins's, Jos., "Religion in Choate's, R., "Addresses and China." Feb. 19 6 1 Oradons." Nov. 1 Eggleston's, Ed., "Christ in Church's, A. J,, "Stories from Art," Dec. 27 6 1 Homer." April 9 Eggleston's, Ed., "Roxy."Oct. 1 6 1 -Cincinnati Organ." May 25 Eggleston's, G. C., "A Rebel's Clark's, E, L., "Races of Eu- Recollections " Oct. 15 6 1 ropean Turkey." Nov. 20 Egleston's, N, H., "Villages" Clark's C. and M. C., "Recol- Sept. 20 6 1 lections of Writers," Oct. 29 Electoral System— The Inter- Clarke's, &. H., "Visions." national Review March 1 6 1 .. ; June 11 Eliot's, George, "Breakfast Clarke's, Jas. F., "Essentials Party " June 21 6 3 in Religion.' Jan. 25 Emerson's, R. W., "The Re- Clarke's, Jas. F., "Memorial public".., Aug. 16 6 1 Sketches." July 12 Ewer's, F. C., "Catholicity " "Clifton Pictures," July 3 Nov. 15 ' 6 .2 I Coates's, H. T., "Cyclopaedia Fabre's, F., "AbTbeTigraine" of Poetry Nov. 29 A.pril 2 6 1 | Cocker'sW.J., "Punctuation." " Fag Ends '.'—U. S. NaVal June 14 Academy Jan. 25 6 1 Coddington's C. E., "Trade- Farrar's, F. W., "Saintly marks." Mar. 6, April 9 Workers" Sept. 20 6 1 Coffins, C. C.. "Story of Lib- Fawcett's, E., "Fantasy aud erty." Nov. 19 Passion " April 23 6 1 68 INDEX TO THE :L—Literature Date. Pa. CL. 1,-Literature Date. . CL Fay's, Julia D., poems...S pi. 27 6 1 Hill's, D. J., " Bhetoric and Field's, G. W., "Law of Cor- Composition" ...... Ausr. 6 2 porations " April 12 6 1 Himes's, J. A., "Milton's Par- Field's, H. M., "From Egypt diseLost" ...... July 16 1 to Japan". Jan. 2 6 1 Hitchcock's, B. D., "Social- Fields L.—Literature Date. Pg.Cl. !L—Literature Date. Pg. Cl 21, June 21, July 23, Aug. Oriental Church Magazine. 20, Sept. 24, Oct. 25, Nov. Nov. 861 22, Dec. 24 O'Reilly's, B., " Leo XIII. ' LittelVs Living Age Nov. 15 6 1 March 29 Littr6's "French Dictionary'1 O'Reilly's,B., "TrueMen"Oct 15 July 546 O'Reilly's,B., " True Woman- London topics, letters irom hood " Jan. 4 " G.W.S."..Jan. 15,28, Feb. Packard's, A. S., "Zoologyof 28, March 18, Nov. 2, 27, Animals" Oct. 15 Dec. 20 Packard's, S. S., " Bookkeep- Loubat's, J. F-, "Medallic ing" Feb. 5 6 2 History of the U. S."...May 25 6 2 Parrots and Monkeys Oct. 25 6 1 Lowell's, R.. "Dutch Town Perkins's, C. C., " Raphael Stories" Nov. 15 6 1 and Michael Angelo"..Jan. 4 6 1 Lubke's, W., "Art" Jan. 461 Perry's, Alice, "Esther Pen- Macaulay's "History ofEng- nefather" July 3 6 1 land".. Dec. 20 6 3 Pecet's, Amelie V., "How to McLaniel's, H. F., "Travels Read Dec. 3 6 3 m Texas,' Feb. 19 6 1 Piatt's, Mrs. S. M. B., Poems McKnight's, D. A., "Electo- 'March 15 6 1 ralSystem" Feb. 22 6 1 " Picturesque Ireland "..Dec. 3 6 3 McKnight's, Geo,, "Firm " Poets, Evenings with ".Dec. 20 6 2 Ground' Jan. 462 " Polar Sea" Dec.24 6 Macmillaris Magazine. March Poole's, S. L., "People of Tur- 6, April 26. May 24, July 26, key" Aug. 13 6 1 Aug. 20, Oct. 22. Dec. 6 Porter's, N., "American Col- Magazine o f Art Nov. 861 leges" Oct. 25 6 1 Mallock's, W. H.,'-Lucretius" Portfolio..aune4, Nov.8,Dec. 3 Oct. 461 Power's Mrs. (Shirley Dare) "Marmorne" Feb. 161 " Behaving" Feb. 12 6 3 Martin's F.. "Statesman's Prentiss's, Mrs, "Gentleman Year Book" Feb. 19 6 1 Jim "...= Sept. 27 6 1 Masson's D,, "Life of Milton" Princeton Review..March 19, April 19 6 2 May 3, July 2, Sept. 6 Mathews's, Julia, "Bessie's Proctor's, R. W., " Pleasant Venture" Jan. 11 6 2 Ways in Science" Dec. 6 6 1 Means's A., Poems April 30 6 1 Proffatt's •'Am en can Deci- Mears's, D. O., " Life of Ed. sions " April 19, Dec. 6 Kirk" Jan. 461 Median's, Thos., "Flowers Putnam's, Geo., "Sermons" and Ferns "..May 28, July Dec. 10 6 1 16, Dec. 20 Putnam's "Art Hand Books" Melbourne, Lord Jan. 21 6 1 July 12 6 1 Miles, H. A., "Birth of Jesus" Quint's,C., "Studies in Verse" Jan. 25 6 1 May 28 6 1 Miller's, Joaquin, "Songs of Racinet's "La Costume "May Italy" Nov 19 6 1 14, Dec. 3 Mind Feb. 8, April 16 Rawlinson's, Geo. ".Nations " " Mind and Nature "....May 24 6 2 April 2 6 1 "Mirage" Feb. 15 6 1 "Reeve's, H., " Petrarch".. Moltke's letters from Russia. May 24 6 2 Feb. 22 6 1 Reid's, Jas. D., " Telegraph in Moore's, Thos., "Poems"Feb. 12 6 3 America " Nov. 29 6 1 Moiley's, J.. " Man of Let- " Reynolds, Sir Joshua"..May 7 6 3 ters" April26 6 1 Richardson's, C. F., "Primer Morton,O.P.,Life of—Walker's of Am. Literature" — Aug. 27 6 1 Jan. 22 6 1 Richardson and Clark's " Col- "Mother Goose's Melodies" lege Book" Nov. 26 6 1 Dec. 3 6 3 Rimmer's, A., "Round Ox- " Motley "—Holmes's Memoir ford" Dec. '6 6 3 of Dec.20 6 1 Robinson's, W., "Gardens of Moulton's, Louise C.,Poems.. Paris" Oct. 4 6 2 April 962 Rogers's. H., "Libraries of "Nelly's Silver Mine "..Nov. 15 6 2 Providence" July 5 6 1 Newcomb's, S., "Astronomy" Rogers's, May, " Waverley March 261 Dictionary " Nov. 1 6 2 Nichols's, Geo.W., "Pottery" Roife's, W. J., "King Henry March 661 The Fifth" Feb. 12 6 3 • Nineteenth Century Jan.22, Roife's, '' Shakespeare'sMuch March 22, April 16, May 31, Ado About Nothing "..Dec. 6 6 2 June 28, Sept. 24, Nov.22 Roquette's. O., " Curate of North American Review. .July Orsieres".... Aug. 2 6 1 12, Sept. 3, Nov. 8, Dec. 20 Rose's, Joshua,' •' Patterns " Notes—Boston ^etter Dec. 7 10 1 April 9 6 "Nursing" Feb. 12 6 3 "Rothmell" July 3 6 " Nursing—Hand book ".Dec. 10 6 2 Ruskin's "Fors " Jan. 28 6 Oort and Hooykas's "Bible Russell's, Wm. FL, "Prince of for Learners " April 12 6 Wales'sTour" July 16 6 70 INDEX TO THE l»~Literature Date. Pq. CL JL— Literature .Date. JPff. CL " Russian Fair at Nijm-Nov- Taylor's, Bayard, " Prince gorod" ...... June 11 6 2 Deukalion" Dec. 17 6 1 Sadlier's, Anna T, "Seven Taylor's, B. F., "Between the Years an d Mair. " ...... April 32 6 2 Gates" April 261 Sampleton, S., " American Tenney's, E. P., "Agamen- Consul Abroad " ...... June 7 6 1 ticus" Sept. 661 Sauveur's, L., "Languages " Thalter's, C., "Drift Weed" April 12 6 1 Dec. 662 Schmidt's L., " Latin Litera- Thayer's, M—Malpractice—Mason Date. Pg. Cl. \ M—Mason—Mattison Date. Pg. Cl. \ Whitehead, Dr., case of..Dec. 25 5 1 Mason—Grand Lodge in ses- Mammoth—Prof.Winchell's let- sion June 582 ter Aug. 17 2 1 Masonic appointments June 24 8 4 Man—smallest in New-York Massachusetts, Aug. 24 2 2 Bank, savin gs, Law.... March 20 5 5 Managers and critics(Ed.).Feb. 28 4 4 City Governments Jan. 824 Mangam. D. R.. indicted ..Feb. 12 1 3 Democratic Convention.Sept. 18 1 1 Manhattan Club elects officers . Democratic Convention.Sept. 26 1 6 Mai cli 2255 Democrats "flight to Faneuil Reunion Dec. 24 1 5 Hall" (Ed.) Sept. 19 4 3 Manning, Cardinal, and Victor Fishery question (Ed.) March 144 Emanuel(Ed.) Feb. 945 Fishery question (Ed.)March 23 4 4 Manning, cardinal, on the im- Greenback Convention..Sept 12 1 1 perial policy o f England..Nov. 846 Greenback platf'rni(Ed.}Sept. 13 4 2 Manning, John, shoots himself Historical controversy (Ed.) Jan. 26 4 5 Manufacturers, American— "Interior " ol (Ed.) ...April 13 6 5 abroad: Paris letter Nov. 30 2 3 Labor in 1683 (Ed.)....Sept. 24 4 5 Manufactures, American, at Labor statistics Aug. 17 7 1 Munich April 11 1 3 Labor statistics (Ed.)...April 643 Manure dumps, how to get rid Labor statistics (Ed.) Aug. 22 4 2 of Oct. 12 5 4 Legislature for honest money Map ofthe U. S.—a 2 cent..Jan. 512 Feb. 13 2 3 Mapleson, J. H., arrest of.Nov. 27 1 2 Legislature organized ....Jan. 351 Marble, duty on March 1382 Legislature— Governor Rice's Marble men on the tariff bill message Jan. 426 March 13; 14 "Monopolies" (Ed.)....Sept. 30 4 4 Marble, Manton Politics—Pittsneld letter, " Z. "Bring forth "(Ed.) Sept. 28 6 4 L. W." Oct. 521 Card—Cipher dispatches.Oct. 16 7 3 Politics—Boston letters.Aug. Cowgill conversation Nov. 913 23, 31, Sept. 14 Disclosure (Ed.) Aug. 643 Politics—Boston letters, "Z. Dispatch to The World (Ed.) L. W.," Sept. 21, 23, 24, 28. Dec. 14 4 2 Oct. 12 Dispatches—Cipher(Ed.).Aug 17 Politics—Gov. Rice's views.. 20, 23, 26, Oct. 1, Dec. 7 Aug. 13 1 1 Dispatches, fac-simi. of..Nov. 13 1 3 Prohibitory Convention.Sept. 1212 McLm's charges—his reply.. Prohibitor y liquor bill.M arch 13 1 5 Jan. 21 4 5 Railroad subsidies April 636 'Moraltoneof " (Ed.)..Dec. 14 4 2 Republican Convention.Sept. 19 1 1 "Pecksniff "(El.; Oct. 22 4 3 Republicans, Young Aug. 27 1 5 Piea(Ed.) . Oct. 17 4 3 Stay law (Ed.) March 28 4 2 Tilden, and (Ed.) Aug. 13 4 3 Taxation—economy Oct. 26 12 3 Tilden and the electoral bill, There she stands; look at her o n Aug. 625 (Ed.) April 244 War of 1812, in the, Elaine's (See also Telegrams—Cipher). attack Jan. 28 2 6 Marcy, R. B., on the Indian Massey. F, S Jan. 29 8 1 Bureau Nov. 29 5 4 Mastodon-Professor Wincheil's Marine disasters (See Ship- letter Aug. 17 2 1 wreck). Materialism o f the age (C.)July 625 Market. Manhattan, for an Matter—ultra-gaseous Dec. 30 5 1 armory (C.) Feb. 21 5 2 Matthews, John, and J. W. Market, Washington, obstruc- Booth June 25 5 1 tions Nov. 16, 20, 22 Matteini-Graham wedding June 11 5 3 Marquette and the Mississippi Matthews, Stanley (Ed.) Juiyl9 4 3 Anderson correspond'nc. June 721 Marriages, clandestine, the Lo- Contempt case (Ed.) Nov. 19 4 4 pez-Morison(Ed.) March 13 4 5 Explains his dealings with M~arsh8ll, Charles EL, on labor Anderson June. 611 and trade Aug. 27 2 5 Investigating commission June 22 3 4 Marshall, J no. R., case of. .JBTov. 27 8 1 Investigating committee(Ed.) M artha's Vineyard July 655 June 15 4 5 Martha's Vineyard—letter.July 29 5 3 Letter to Potter June 10 2 1 Martin,Henri,elected to French Letters t o Anderson June 321 Academy June 14 4 5 Silver resolu'on passed House Martyrs, modern (Ed.1— Sept. 25 4 3 Jan. 29 1' 1 Marvin, Chas., case of June 28 Silver resolution passed U. S. July 23 Senate Jan.26 3 4 M aryland Legislature organ- Speech:r-Pac. Railr'ds.March 21 2 4 ized Jan. 426 Statement concerning . the Senatorship.-.Jan. 16, 17, 18, 19 Nash-Weberagreem'nt.June 7 i 2 Politics—letter fr. "Z. L.W." Subpcenaert June 11 1 1 Aug. 516 Testify, refusal to (Ed.).June 11 4 2 Marx, P., case of Dec. 12 8 1 Wormlev conference, on ihe Mason, Joseph, career of...Oct. 845 (C.) "Z. L. W.," Aug. 814 Mason, S. R., nominated for Mattison, J. V., case of... .Oct. 31 3 1 office May 10 5 Escapes froio prison Oct. 28 8 1 74 INDEX TO THE M—Maudsley—Methodist Date. Pa. Cl. M—Methodist-Millinery Date. Pg. Cl. Maudslev's,H., paper "Senses " Pastoral appointments..April 10 2 6 (Ed.)--'- Nov. 28 4 5 Methuen-Postmaster (Ed.)Feb. 20 4 3 Maury, M. F., ana the Marine Metric system (Ed.) April 16 4 4 Society July 916 Metric system (Ed.) Sept. 10 4 4 Maverick, A., on Communism Metric system— A.H.Stephens's April 27 2 6 biU March 30 1 1 Mawbey, Jno. H., case of. .June 1331 Mexico. Maxwell, E. M., case of..Aug. 15 5 2 Army-digging drains Jan. 22 1 5 Maxwell, Geo. S., arrest of. Oct. 31 3 1 Awards-pay $300,000.. .Jan. 31 1 34 May, William BE., case of..Dec. 582 Border troubles—Jan. 5, 8, 9, l M—Mills—Monopolies Date. Pg. M—Monster—Morton Date. Pg. Cl. Mills, Jno. G., on patents..July 9 5 MoDster,a dead—" WoodTariff" Mills. S., letter from Oct. 19 3 (Ed.) - June 64-4 MiUstones Aug. 3 6 Montague, H. J., will of...Aug. 24 7 1 Mine, Sierra Nevada Nov. 26 5 Montana, wealth o f (C.)....July 852 Mine, Virginia consolidatedJan 11 8 Monianye, Chas., case oi..Aug. 112 Miner. Cornelius, as an auditor. Montgomery Co.. land, troubles, May 9 5 Aug. 112 Mines. Jno. F., concerning. Apl. 26 5 Monument of Navy officersJan. 25 5 4 Mines, Silver, Cerrode Pasco.. Moody and Sankey in Hartford. Jan. 14 3 Jan. 716 Mines, Silver, Peruvian... .Feb. 23 5 New-Haven April 6, 26 Minoscao, the (Ed.) March 9 4 Beligious work of Jan. 254 Mining Companies, San Fran- Moon, pictures of the May 16 5 1 cisco (Ed.) Nov. 28 4 Moon. (SeeAstronomy.) Mining Engineers in council at "Moonshiners" in Georgia. (Ed) Whitehall, N. Y Oct. 21 5 Sept. 23 4 3 Ministers, gu^li%5ationafor.Jan 30 8 Moore. W. B., indicted....Feb. 14 1 3 " Ministers, Tooltfany" (C.)Jan 7 5 Moran, John, card from Jan. 14 5 4 Minnesota—Blame's aadress... Moran, John,on Pails ExhibJan 12 3 5 Sept. 4* 2 Morgan, E, D., buys the Erie B. Minnesota politics—Gen. Aver- B April25 8 1 ill'sviews Aug. 19 1 Morgan, Geo. W.. case of..Mar 30 5 2 Politics and business, Wash- Morgan, Geo. W., case of. .April 633 burn's views Dec. 26 6 Morgan, MattieM., case of .Feb. 826 Minor, Bufus, escapes fr. prison Morison-Lopez marriage. March June 14 8 12, 13 Mint—Dr. kinder-man's annual Morley's, John, "rash state- report Nov. 11 1 ments" (C.) Oct. 19 3 5 Mints, work at the June 28 1 Mormonism, cases in U. S. Sup. Minturn, B. B., and the Wood Court Nov. 15 1 1 Tariffoill Marchl3 5 3 (Ed.) Jan. 23 4 4 Minturn, Wm., candidate lor of- Women's appeal agt Nov. 885 fice Sept. 21 2 6 "Mormonism," Cook's letterDec 27 2 5 Miser, death of a NevK-Jersey.- Morocco dealers, Phil. (Ed.)Jan 24 4 4 * Feb. 25 3 2 Morphine Dec. 2683 Missing—people Sept. 3, 13 Morril, W .D., o n GladstoneDec 682 Mission—Water street, work.. Morrill, Justin S., his public Nov. 18 2 service (Ed.) Oct. 10 4 4 Missionaries in foreign lands... Morrill, Hon. J. S., reflected May 13 2 Senator Oct. 16 12 2 Missionary and a heretic, a(Ed) Morris-Purdy election contest.. Sept. 6 4 Feb. 26, 27, March 4, 5, 11. 12 Missions, Am. Board of Foreign, Morris, Coles, card from..Aug. 26 5 6 in session Oct. 3 2 Morri*, Jno. J.. stabbed Oct. 28 8 1 Mississippi. Morris, Thos., case of April 29 5 6 Crimes in Kemper Co. (Ed.).. Morrison, B. J., appointed Ex- March 1 4 cise Commissioner Jan. 28 2 1 Jetties Jan. 23 1 Morrison. Wm. B., and the Jetties—a conspiracy April 17 5 Texas Pac. B. B March 18 3 3 Jetties—Eads's pay May 17 5 Louis. Investi. Com.(Ed.)May 14 4 3 Jetties, finish the (Ed.)... May 17 4 Committee—supplies June 24 1 1 Lawlessness in (Ed.)...March 22 4 Sketch of Oct. 16 12 2 Murder at Port Gibson..Nov. 28 2 Speech o n Finance Jan. 2925 Politics Aug. 22 5 Morrissey, John, death of..May 253 Politics—Jackson letter. .Jan. 14 8 Mortality returns of England.. Biver improvements July 12 5 Sept. 646 Biver—Marquette (Ed.). .July 19 4 Mortar for brick buildings.Oct. 12 8 1 Missouri. Mortgages in the Begister's ofc. Finances Aug. 21 8 April 6 10 2 Mound builders June 15 6 Morton, Alfred, and the Florida Politics Aug. 26 1 election May23 4 5 Politics (Ed.).... Aug. 29 4 Morton, Bliss & Co.'s Erie cou- Bepublican Conven Oct. 10 1 pons April 981 Biver improvements July 12 5 Morton, Geo. W., case of..Jan. Mitchell, Jno. G., ciiarged with 29, Feb. 1, 2, 14 fraud April 22 8 Morton, Henry, on light..Dec. 12 5 3 Mitchell, B. W. C.. concerning Glucose and sugar cane,on Dec 21 2 4 his children March 2 3 On Prof. Sherer Dec. 1152 Mitchell, Warren, claim..April 18 1 Sugar, on Nov. 20, 26, 30 Moller, W., arrest of Feb. 15 8 Morton, Jno. S., case of (Ed)Nov 28 4 6 Molier, C. H., card from..Nov. 19 2 Morton, John b., case of (Ed.) Moltke's lettersfrom .RussiaFeb 22 6 Dec. 19 4 4 Moncasi sentenced to deathNov 29 1 Morton, L. P., elected to Con- Money League—Chicago:March 6 1 gress Nov. 616 Money League—Chicago... May 19 2 Communism, on... Dec. 21 5 5 Monks in Philadelphia....Aug. 24 3 MortonO.P^paperonChineseJan 18 2 1 " Monopolies "in Mass. (E(i.).. Eulogies Jan. 18 2 5 Sept. 30 4 Life of, Walker's Jan. 2261 76 INDEX TO THE 31—Mosby—Murder Date. Pg. Cl. M— Murder-Mnrray Hill Date. Pg. Cl. Mosby, Jno. S., on the cipher Jenkins,, Geo ...... Sept.. 26 2 1 dispatches ...... Oct. 17 2 Jones, James (colored) at Wil- Moses lu Egypt (Ed.) ...... April 9 4 mington, Del ...... Nov. 22 "Moses," who was (Ed.) .-Aug. 20 4 Kelseycase ...... Feb. 4 Moses, F. J., arrest of____April 8 5 Leggett, Ann Eliza____March 15 Caseof ...... April 9 2 Leitrim, Lord ...... April 3 Jbet ter to The Herald.. March 2 4 Leitrim, .Lord — London letter Moses, Wm. J., concerningNov. 27 4 April 18 Motor, compressed air as aSept. 28 4 Leslie, Geo. D ...... June lo Motor—new magnetic forcelNov 12 2 McAtevey, Johi, ...... April 9 Motor, Winter's ...... July 27 10 McDermott, Thos ...... Nov., 7 Motors, new ____ ...... Sept. 28 4 McGlade, Charles, by high- Mott, General, case of (Ed) Mar 13 4 waymen ...... Jan. 22 8 Mott's. Gen., treatment of pris- McGrail, B ...... Aug. 13 1 oners (Ed.)...... Jan. 31 McGuirk, John ...... Sept. 16 1 Moulton, F. D., dairv business. Mahonev. D ...... July 2 2 Feb. 15 Malloy, Edward ...... Sept. 18 5 Mound builders, Missouri.June 15 Malloy, John ...... ?Dec. 16 2 Mount Blanc— Stevenson's as- -Mehemet Ali ...... Sept. 9 1 cent- ...... Dec.31 Miller, Sam'l, on politics. Nov. 26 4 Mount Veraon.Ind., riotOct.12, 14 Molly Maguire ...... Feb. 27 8 Mt. Washington Signal Station Morton, James ...... Jan. 10 3 July 23 2 Nagel, John ...... Oct. 8 10 Mountains, origin of ...... May 4 6 Ohubo...... May 15 Mouth, stopping a black (Ed.).. Pardo— ex-Pres. of Peru.Nov. 20 June26 4 Details ...... Dec. 7,10 Muir. Wm., case of ...... Oct. 8 3 Pardoning power (Ed.)..July 24 4 5 Muldoon, Wm. H., case of. Aug. 21 2 Patterson, Wm ...... Oct. 9 2 1 Mule-buyers out of business ____ Peck, John G ...... - Oct. 14 8 2 (EO.) ...... Nov. 7 4 Policeman by burglars in Mulligan, "Colonel " (Ed).May 9 4 Chicago ...... Jan. 25 Municipal extravagance (Ed. ) . . Poole. "Bill"...... Aug. 12.13 Aug. 24 Proudflt, Philips. (Ed.). .Jan. 30 Municipal indebtedness in the Reichmann, Jacob...... Jan. 30 TJ. S ...... Jan. 10 Reynolds, John____A- ...... Dec. 26 Municipal Society on Mayor Richards— nine times a mur- Ely's appointments Jan. 22 derer ...... Dec. 25 Municipal Society reports on Ridgeway, Hattie ...... Dec. 2 candidates for ofc Nov. 1 Robinson,Isaac (colored)Sept. 4 Munroe, Jno., on silver Feb. 23 Scribner, Jason ...... May 13 Murder. Shock ey,' Doc," rescue of Feb. 23 Adams, Wolf Sept. 19 Silver Lake trasedv. .Sept. 16, Adams, Wolf —Bleutje's trial " " Oct. 8 Nov. 23, 27 Smith, George ...... Ncv. 5 Albers, Peter, at, West Point Smith, Richard H., policeman Feb. 26 Aug. 2 1 4 Andres, Mary May 2 0 Springsted, Wm. H.—trialJan. 23 2 3 Armstrong, James M Feb. 8 Standard, Mary ...... Sept. 7 10 4 Billings trial—jury disagree.. Surman, Anne, in Orchard-st. Oct. 15 Jai>. 17 2 1 Brown, James A March 13 Vincent, Rose ...... April 10 8 5 Burdell June 5 Volden, Ben ...... Jan. 9 5 6 Butin, George N March 30 Wall, Elizabeth ...... Jan. 10 1 3 Chapman, Lydia .April 29 Wall. Joseph P., trial for Feo. 14 8 2 Cockrell. Thomas G Nov. 4 Wall, Joseph P., sentenced ____ Connors, James Sept. 4 Feb. 19 3 2 Cook at Asbury Park Nov. 5 Wallace, George ...... March 22 5 3 Curley, Michael Aug.15 Walters, Wm. EL,—wife .April 20 1 3 Downing, Mrs. John 8..Dec. 4 Woman found in a barrelSepf. 16 1 4 Drake, Me. tthew IS ov. 15 Murphy, Ellen, found______Nov. 4 5 4 Elwood, James H Dec. 26 Murphy, Francis, talks on tem- Ferron, Bernard April 27 perance.. March 4, April 22, Wright's trial....Nov. 15, 26. Aug. ID, Nov.11, Dec.23 16,18,19 (Ed.) ...... Nov. 8, 14 FiBdley, Peter July 4 Murphy, Francis — Mundy's Fitzgerald, Daniel Dec. 9 charges...... Nov. 20 Fogarty, * wife April 12 Murphy, M., question of par- Furness, Asa H Dec. 30 doning ..... , ...... Oct. 4 2 Geistlach June 10 Murphy, Owen, defalcationFeb. 14 5 Hamill, Maggie Feb. 6 Reports concerning ...... Mav 23 8 Harrison, Richard T Oct. 15 Wanderings ...... Sept. 3 2 Hayden's,E.C.,confessionNov. 22 Murphv, Thomas, elected State Hayes, Cstharine —Newman Senaior ...... Nov. 6 1 trial Feb. 20 Mr,rphy, Thomas, makes an as- Hayes, Catharm e —N ewman sigliment ...... July 12 1 sentenced Feb. 22 Murray Hill in Congress (Ed.).. H eyking. Baron July 12 Oct. 19 4 Hommell, Arnie Sept. 21 Murray Hill water supply July 11 4 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1878. 77 M—Murray—Music Date. Pg. Cl. M—Music Date. fg. Cl Murray, Wm.,testimonial..Jan, 30 8 1 Liederkranz Society concert.. Museum, National March 411 Nov. 18 4 6 Museum of National History- Liszt's work a t Borne — Aug. 724 relics May 11 6 2 "Lohengrin" ...... Feb. 14 5 1 Musgrave, Thomas B.—letter of "' Lohengrin," Mme. Pappen- thanks June 521 heim ...... Feb. 28 Musgrave,T. B., on stenches.. "Lucia.,, ...... March 30, Nov. 16 May 9 2 "Mai'Magicc Flute." ...... DecDec.. 18 Mus^rave, T. B., report on Managers and critics (Ed.)... stenches April 20 3 Feb. 28 JWLusic, Managers — Western tours "Aida" March 19 5 1 (Ed.) March 9 Baltimore festival May 30 5 4 Mapleson's opera (EdJ..Sept. 17 " Barber of Seville" Dec. 12 5 1 Mapleson's troupe, arrival of. Beethoven night at Gilmore's Oct. 5 July 10 5 1 Markham—Lula tioupe in Bergner, F., concert May 146 trouble Feb. 16 ,2 Brooklyn Hall, opening of Men 15 3 "Messiah." Dec. 30 5 Campanini became a singer, "Mignon." March 23 5 how Aug. 14 5 1 Mills's, S. B., farewell conc't. "Carmen" Oct. 24 5 3 April 25 5 "Carmen" ' Oct. 28 4 6 Neuendorft - Goldstein, suit " Carmen," a dispute ovevOct. 16 3 4 (Ed.) April 1 4 Carter's organ recital Sept. 20 5 1 Notes.Jan. 1, 2, 16, 17, 21, 25, Chickering Hall symphonies.. 26. 30, 31, Feb. 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, Nov., Dec. 24 9, 14, 16, 19, 23, 27, Mar. 2, •'Chiinesof Normandy"..May 14 5 1 4, 7, 11, 15, 16, 18, 25, 27, "Choir festivals, three". .Ausr. 31 5 1 29, Ap'l 5, 8, 11, 12, 15, 19, Church April 13 8 1 22, 23, 24, 26, 29, May 2, 3, Church—Prof. Bitter's lecture 4, 6, 7, 8, 9. 11, 21, 27,' June March 29 5 5 6, 7, 10, 11, 17. July 4, 5, 6, Cincinnati College. =. Aug. 26 5 2 15, 31, Aug. 5, 6, 9, 15, 19, Cincinnati festival (Ed.)April 944 23, 26, 28. 31, Sept. 4, 9, 11, Cincinnati festival—May 14, 12. 16, 18, 19, 24, 28, Oct. 3, 15. 16, 17, 18 10, 12, 16,17. 18,28, 28, 31, Cincinnati festival—some last Nov. 1, 2, 8, 9, 18,19, 21, 22, words May 25 5 1 23, 25, 27, 28, 29, 3D, Dec. 2, " Cincinnati Organ " MaV 2563 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. 11, 12, 14, 17, College—Max Strakosch. April 145 18, IP, 20, 21, 25, 27, 28, 30 Colleg-e—Sam'l Wood's will.. Opera Bouffe Nov. 14 March 28 5 4 Opera,EnglishCo.,TracyTitus. Criticism—" the oracle" (*Ed.) N ov. 14 Jan. 25 4 3 Opera.Italian,successof.June 14 * Damrosch's concerts Jan. 752 Opera season Aug. 26 •^Dictionary "of Feb.28.March Opera season Sept. 16 "29, May 3, Oct. 25 Operaseason Dec. 17 "Don Giovanni" Nov. 746 Opera season (Ed.) Oct. 8 Dow, Anna G., concert..Nov. 27 5 2 Operaseason—results Dec. 19 "Elijah" April 25 5 1 Opera troubles in Paris..Dec, 26 Enelish Glee Club concerts.. Oratorio Soc. concerts.March Feb. 8, 21, March 6, April 5 1, Dec. 2, 30 Dec. 6 Pappenheim, Mme., flight of. "Faust" Oct. 22 5 3 May 31, June 1 "Faust" Dec. 24 4 6 Pappenheim, Mme., in Lon- "Finland-Songs" May 846 don July 4 Fitzhugh, E . J., concert..May 951 Pappenheim - Adams opera " Flying Dutchman " Feb. 26 5 2 troupe : finances..March 7, 29 Glasgow Choral Union con- Pappenheim-Adams opera a certs Feb. 152 failure Mar. 11 Grace Church concerts ..May Paris—concerts Sept. 28 23, Sept. 21, Nov. 12, 14, 21, "Parsifal"—Wagner's....Feb. 11 28, Dec. 5 Philharmonic Soc. (Brooklyn) Hauk, Minnie in London July S 4 6 business meeting Sept. 4 " History," Hunt's Oct. 1161 Concerts...Jan. 21, Feb. 18, 'Huguenots" Feb. 12 5 1 April 29, Dec. 16 "IPuritani" Nov. 26 5 3 Philharmonic Soo. (N. Y.)con- "IPuritani" Dec. 552 certs.Jan. 14, Feb. 11, Mar. "II Trovatore"..Feb. 21, Mch 11, Ap'l 8, Nov. 23. Dec. 23 28, May 25, Dec. 25 Philharmonic Soc. (~N. Y.) " Jewess " Feb. 16 5 1 elects conductor ..Sept. 25 Kellogg-Cary concert Oct. 11 5 1 Phillips's, Miss, concert.Mar. 6 " La Favorita "—Mme. Boze.. Pinner, Max, his first piano- March 20 4 6 forte recital Ap'l 8 " La Sonnambula " Nov. 12 5 2 Prima donnas—"stiring them " .La Traviata " .' Oct. 17 6 2 up" (Ed.) Mar. 9 Lavine's, John, concert..April 30 4 6 Programmes—concerning ex- '• Le Nozze di Figaro " Oct. 19 5 3 tracts from the press (Ed.). "LeNozzediFigaro" Dec. 752 N ov. 22 78 INDEX TO THE M—Music—Naturalization Date. Pg, N—Nautilus—Newbury Date. Pg. Cl. Bemenyi, Ed Oct. 19 5 Nautilus's voyage Aug. 2 i 3 Remenyi, Ed., concerts..Nov. Navigation laws, discussing — 12. 14 Dec. 13 8 1 Rice-Knox's, Mrs., concert... Navy. Ap'l 1 Academy, examinations.July 612 "Rienzi," Wagner's March 2 Academy graduates June 21 5 4 "Rigoletto " March27 Ammen, Admiral, retiresFeb. 21 1 2 "Rigoletto." Nov. 21 Appro, bill passedflouseMar. 22 3 a Rosa opera in London.. .April 25 Bills before Congress..March 22 8 3 Roze, Mme., concerts Oct. 5 British squadron Feb. 16 1 5 Rummel, Franz Oct. 15 Estimates Nov. 22 5 4 San Francisco festival-. .May 3I Force o f seamen Sept. 214 Schiller's, Mme., piano recital. Frauds—certificate Sept. 2 2 6 May 6 Funds, short of Feb. 1812 "Seasons.". Feb. 28 Intelligence.. Jan. 10, 14, 15, "Seasons." March 1 18, 21, 22, 28, Feb. 11, 18, "Siegfried Idyl," March 1 March 11, 28, April 1. 2, 11, Stark, Kate E., concert..Mar. 15 May 3, 10, July 19, 22, 25, Strakosch company Aug. 10 30,Aug,3, 12, 14, 20, 27, 28, Strakosch company in trouble Sept. 16, 21, Oct. 1,5, 10,22, April 1 24. Nov. 12, 20, 24, 28, 30, Strakosches—and Mr. Maple- Dec. 2, 4, 7, 9, 12, 17,18,19, son (Ed.) Sept. 17 27. 28 Symphony Society concerts.. Investigation, House com. Oct. 31, Nov. 11, Dec. 9 report June 18 5 5 "Talisman," Balfe's Dec. 10 Investigation—Willis's report Thomas concert—beneiitSept. 12 May 11 1 2 Concert—farewell Oct. 4 Monument to officers Jan. 25 5 4 Concerts garden.May27,June New.need of a (Ed.) Aprill7 4 3 17, 29, July 3, 15. 19, 22. Observatory. concerning. Jan. Aug. 9, 14, 23, Sept. 6 17, Feo. 22, July 17 Coneerts—symphony.Jan. 7, Officers, pay of (C.) March 14 8 5 Feb. 4, March 4, April 15 Orders, Jan. 3, 4, 7, 11, 12, 17 Leaves New-York Aug. 26 23. 25, 27, 30, Feb. 4, 19 Thursby concert May 4 Mar. 2, 4, 12, 16, 22, Apl. 19 Vocal Society concerts ..Jan. 22, June 12. 18, July 4, 8 18, Mar. 8,April 12. 23, Dec. 21 Sept. 2, 3, 23, 28, Oct. 3, 12 White, J., organ recitals .Jan. 16, Nov. 1, 5, 22, 25, Dec. 6 10, Sept. 10 Pensions (SeePensions). Wilhelnrj, August, violinist... Recruiting in New-York.Jan. 24 3 2 Sept. 27 4 6 Report of Secretary Thomp- Wilhelmi's concerts—Oct. 8, son Nov. 29 3 1 11, 12, Nov. 23 Report on European ships of Mussulman revolt June 17 1 4 war July 961 Mutiny — convict colony of Report on the health of sea- Chili. Jan. 9 8 3 men Nov. 14 1 3 Myers's, J. C.,charges agt. Sew- Reports—war ships and ord- ard Jan. 24 1 3 nance Nov. 15 1 1 Myers, Jas. S,.shooting of.Sept. 3 8 3 Sale of property June 10 1 1 Training seamen Jan. 24 3 2 N. Yards, inspection of July 15 2 2 Names to remember—Tweed Yards, worK at .Sept. 9 L 4 statue (Ed.) Oct. 14 Yards, working hours.March 25 Names worth looking at (Ed.). May 28 April 22 (See also Proceedings of Cong.) Napoleon's exped.—last survi- Necrology (See Obituary). vor of Nov. 14 Negro, Napoleon, Prince, article "Al- Atrican Exodus (Ed.) June 1744 liances of the Empire.. .April 16 Freedom—a fatal gift Jan. 10 4 6 Napoleon, Priz-^ sketch of— Freedom—results Aug. 15 3 1 Aug. 12 Future—J.W. Menardon.Jan. 11 1 2 Narragansett Pier—letter. Au N—New-Gal—Newport Date. Pg. CL N—Newport—N ew-York Date Pg. Cl. New-Caledonian massacre. July 12 1 5 Newport cottages May 6, 9, 18 New-Caledonian insurrection.. Newport—injunction Sept. 30 Oct. 14 1 4 Oct. 1 Newcomb, Simon, address at St. Newport Sanitary Asso...Dec. 923 Louis Aug.23 2 4 News (London) on American Dutch laurels Juue 4 1 3 credit (Ed.) March 23 4 3 Light April20 t> 1 News, romance of (Ed.)....Nov. 16 4 6 Newcombe, A. B., concerning Newspapers in 1846 Feb. 16 2 3 (Ed.) March25 4 3 Postage paid by Aug. 151 Newcombe, R. S., case of..Sept* 14 3 5 Postage paid by (Ed.)....Apl. 23 4 2 New-England Society, banquet Postage paid by (Ed.).... Apl. 20 4 4 Dec. 24 1 6 Postage paid bv (Ed.) July 27 4 4 Newfoundland, exploring .Aug. 14 5 4 Suits against (Ed.) Feb. 22 4 4 Newgate,prison(Eng. ^destruc- White Jtiouse, atthe Jan. 851 tion of July2(3 4 4 (See also Journalism). New-Hampshire. Newton's, Gen., report on har- Democratic Convention. .Jan. 17 2 6 bor improvements Dec. 11 1 2 Democratic Convention.Sept. 13 1 1 ISTewton, R .EC., letter fr...June 826 Election March 13 5 2 Newton, R. S., card from.. June-19 5 4 Election—official vote.March 21 1 3 Newton's, Wm., withdrawal fr. Officers, State June 13 1 3 the Episcopal Church Jan. 451 Politics—Concord letter "Z. New-York. L.W" Oct. 16 3 3 Apportionment, as to (Ed.) Republican Convention..Jan. 10 1 1 Jan. 29, Feb. 1, March 7 Republican Convention.Sept. 11 5 4 Apportionment—opinion of the Senatorship June 6.19 Att'y-Gen Jan. 26 5 4 New-Idria Mining Co...March 18 1 . 2 Apportionment (See also Lear- New-Jersey. islative Proceedings.) Clay deposits March 264 Capitol, appro, for ,.. Jan. 36 5 3 CongressionalConvent'n IVth Capitol, Commissioners' re'pt. District Sept. 13 1 '2 Jan. 12, 19 Court, U. S. Circuit March 28 4 5 Capitol, condition of Jan. 9 5 Election—official vote ...Nov. 19 5 5 Capitol, description of, "C. C." Election for Congressmen— Dec. 26 5 3 officialvote Nov. 27 5 4 Census Jan. 152 Elections, municipal April 1014 Congress in (Ed.) Oct. 23 4 2 Electious, town March 14 1 5 Convention : Dem—Sept.26, 27 Essex County—taxes July 23 8 3 Dem. (call.) Aug. 23 1 ^Excise law April 26 5 6 National—June 6, July 24, 25 Fee system Dec. 28 2 3 Rep. (call.)...Aug. 30, Sept. 6 Grave robbing—law Dec. 21 2 6 Debt—Controller Olcott's re- Interest, rate o f (Ed.)..March 845 port Jan. 381 Jersey City charter March 155 Election—off. vote N ov. 30 3 Judiciary nominations Jan. 25 2 1 Election—official canvassDec. 20 9 1 Lands—draining wet. Oct. 12 5 2 Election—vote for Court of Ap- Land titles, speculat'nin.Feb. 11 2 6 peals Judge Nov. 18 5 5 Law of libel (Ed.) April 18 4 4 Ice period, before and in the.. National party Conven..Aug. 29 2 6 Oct. 581 Politics—Congressional Dis- Legislature (See Legislature). tricts Oct.26 7 3 Offices—concerning Federal.. Politics—Hudson Co.: Union July 20, 22 Dec. 21 2 2 Politics: Albany letter... Oct. 5 3 Politics—Jersey City letter.. Albany letter, "Z. L. W.',... Nov. 123 Aug. J 9, Nov. 5 Politics—Morristown letter.. Buffalo letter, "Z.L.W."Oct. 31 5 4 Oct. 30 1 Cayuga Co.. N. Y. (CO-Aug. 10 1 2 Port of entry question..May 3 1 %Chenango Co Sept. 3 1 Prison inquiry (Ed.)..March 13 ' 4 Elmira letter, "Z.L.W."Oct. 29 2 2 Prison inquiry (See also Legis- Hornellsville letter, "Z. L. lative Proceedings). W." Oct.30 5 4 Prison managemeut(Ed.).Jan. 29 4 Kingston letter Oct. 19, . Reform spasm (Ed.) Aug. 164 Nov. 2, 15 Summer attractions.. ..July26 5 Monroe and Orleans Co. Oct. 29 2 2 Tax apportionment April 27 2 Outlook (Ed,) July 13 4 3 Tramp party (Ed.) Aug. 30 4 Plain talk (Ed.) Oct. 563 Warren Co.-frauds..June 7,18 Rochester letter, "Z.L.W.". July 3, 12, 17, Sept. 4, Oct. 2, 4 Nov. 1, 2 Newman's, Dr., liberality..June 1 5 Syracuse letter, Z. L. W.".. Newman, Dr., visits Oxford... Nov. 2 12 March 20 4 6 TiogaCo. (C.) Aug. 1, 13 Newman, Father, on Jno. Jay Utica letter, "Z.L.W.".Nov. 5 2 Dec. 23 4 6 Survey Jan. 31 5 New-Mexico, disorder in..Oct. 916 Survey Feb. 19 2 4 New-Orleans—Judic'l war. May 30 1 5 Town and county debts..Feb. 123 New-Orleans, repudia'n in.Nov. 20 1 3 New-York City. (See also Louisiana.) Aldermen (SeeAldermen). Newport—a bachelor at..Aug. 31 Bonded debt—new plan to pay Sept 9 an. 11 8 80 INDEX TO THE N—New-^ork City—Noyes Date. Pg. N—Noyes—Obituary Date. Pq. Cl- Bonded debt—talk with Kelly Reprieved July 25 8 2 Jan. 12 2 Sentenced t o prison July 822 Budget for 1879...Nov. 1, 23, Trial of May 9 to June 3 Dec. 17 Noyes, Hon. Ed. F. Budget, power to fix Nov. 1 8 Cipher dispatches,on the.Nov. 14 8 4 Candidates ior office Oct. 5 5 Evidence—Potter Committee Charter—amend. prop's'dDec. 21 10 June 29 3 3 Charter, new (Ed.) March 15 4 Potter Committee, and the Charter—Daiy's. March 15 2 (Ed.; July27 4 2 Debt—JohnKelly's statement. Potter Committee,on the. June 17 1 5 March 29 2 Presidential Election inquiry, Debt-Jno. Kelly's statement. on the July 26 1 5 Aug. 3 10 Nubar Pacha—sketch of...July 31 5 4 Expenditures—talk withKellv Nuisance (See odor) March 7 2 Nursery and Child's Hospital- Finances—Mayor Ely'smes- its work July 22 4 4 sage Jan. 816 Nurses "Dead on the field of Loan. Oct. 922 honor" (Ed.) Aug. 27 4 3 Salaries—Board of Apportion- Nurses, trained Jan. 1783 ment on March 881 Nurses, trained April 981 Niagara Falls Summer letter Nurses, training school for, June 483 Com Sept. 14 3 2 Niagara made accessible (C.) July 10 2 3 Oakley. Ed. J.. arrest of July 19 2 4 Niagara, proposed natural pa.rk Sentenced Oct. 15 2 4 a t Oct. 543 Oaknaan, Addie, case of—Feb. 126 Niblo's Garden troubles. .Aug. 16 8 2 Oaths, "Ironclad" and "Modi- Niblo, William, (Ed.) Aug. 24 4 5 fied"..: April27 5 3 Niblo, William, will of...-Aug. 30 2 5 Obelisk salvage suit March 616 Nicholas, Grand Duke, recalled Obituary. April 29 1 4 Abbott, Wm. P.,minister.Dec. 23 2 3 Nicholls's, Gov., pledges..Feb. 14 5" '2 Alcantara, President ofVen- Nichols. John, flight of. .March 12 8 3 ezuela Dec. 955 Nickerson,W. H.,recommended Alice, Princess Dec. 16 1 5 toroffice June 1213 Allen, Wm. F., Judge....June 422 Nimmo's, Joseph, report on our Allison, John, Register of the foreign trade Aug. 29 2 4 Treasury March 25 5 5 Nina. Cardinal,made PapalSec- Almy, John H., journl'st.Dec. 19 5 4 retary oi State. Aug, 12 1 6 Anderson,Larz,capitalist.Feb. 28 8 5 " Nip "—missinglink or monkev Appleton, Geo. S July 954 Feb. 25 8 3 Ayer, James C July 455 Nipper, F. E., on silver Jan.28 2 3 Baker, Henry J Feb. 20 5 6 Nobiling agnation in Germany Baldwin, D. J., lawyer...Nov. 28 5 2 June 22 1 3 Beecher, Catherine E May 13 5 3 Nobiling, Dr., death of.. -.Sept. 11 1 5 Berardi, Cardinal.. *. April 813 Noises and nerves (Ed.) Dec. 19 4 4 Biggs, Asa. statesman.March 783 Nominations, early Presiden- Blunt, Geo. W April 20 8 3 tial (Ed.) Jan.22 4 4 Bodisco, W., Russian states- Norris, Thomas B., vindicated man Aug. 213 Dec. 28 2 3 Bolles, John A May 28 2 3 N orth, Christopher.... : March 22 8 1 Bowers, Geo. V., actor...Aug. 20 5 4 North, duty of the—Southern Bowies. Sam'l.journalist.Jan. 17 5 2 affairs (Ed.) Nov. 21 4 2 Brown, Henry A., lawyer and North—Congressman House's orator ^ug. 22 5 1 tribute Oct. 22 1 5 Bryant, Wm. C., poet, journal- North—intimidation (Ed.).Dec. 642 ist and politician June 13 1 6 Northern claims—Mr. Money's Buckminster, W. J., journal- list April27 4 2 ist...: March 423 North Carolina—homes...June 27 5 2 Bulgaris, D., Greek politician North Carolina politics (C.) Jan. 14 8 2 "H." Aug. 125 Burleigh. C. C., anti-slavery North Carolina politics (C.) advocate June 15 2 4 "Z. L. W." Aug. 13 1 2 Butler, Mrs. Charles Feb. 615 Northcote, Stafford, speech on Camp, Hermon, statesman Russia Jan. 29 1 4 June 12 5 6 Northrop, Judge, appointed Casseday. Benj..critic... -Dec. 655 District-Attorney Feb. 22 1 2 Cermak, Jaroslav May 13 5 3 Norway, farm life in July 661 Cheney, Arthur Oct. 16 3 6 Norway—Dr. Tiffany's Journey Church, Albert E April 124 • Aug. 31, Sept. 21, 28 Clarke, Wm. M Nov. 22 1 3 Nott, Joel B., sketch ol June 15 2 6 Collins, Ed. K Jan. 23 5 1 Nova Scotia interiors—Halifax Colton, David D -Oct. 1115 letter Nov. 28 1 1 Colville, Alfred ". Dec. 716 Novels i n libraries (Ed.)...May 445 Conrad, Charles M., states- Noyes. Benj., arrest of.-March 13 1 5 man Feb. 12 5 5 Arrest, concerning his.March 23 1 3 Corwine, David M Nov. 27 1 4 Case of—March 12, 20, April 18 Courbet, French painter.Jan. 285 May 3. July 22 | Crabbe, J. W., journalist.Oct. 18 8 3 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1878. 81 O—Obituary Date. JPg. Cl. O—Obituary Date. JPcj. ( Creasy, Edward ShepherdJan. 30 8 6 Grubb,Tho;nas, optician..Oct. 7 6 Crespel, African explorerFeb. 19 1 6 Gurney, Russell June 1 10 Cronin, Eugene A Oct. 14 8 2 Guy, Frederick Dec. 5 5 Cruikshank. G., Englisa cari- Hall, Thomas J., music pub- caturist... Feb. 2 5 4 lisher Sept. 28 12 2 Cullen, Paul, Cardinal....Oct. 25 3 2 Hamilton. J. Alexander Sept. 26 8 4 Cunningham, Hy., actor.May 21 5 4 Handy,J.W. K.,minister.June 17 5 4 Dakin, Thos. B., soldier ..May 14 8 2 Harbecfr, John H Feb. 415 Daniels. Dewitt Clinton, poli- Harkins, Isabel Aug. 30 8 2 tician Sept. 282 Harkness J., minister July 634 Darlington. Henry T., jour- Harris, Townsena.ex-Mraister nalist..... Nov. 25 5 6 Feb. 26 2 2 Daubigny, C. F., artist.-.Feb. 22 5 2 Hart, S., physician Sept. 521 Davev, C. F., politician..Au#. 16 1 5 Hassan, Emperor of Morocco Davis, Thoa.E.,merehant.AT)l, 124 July 215 Day, Horace H Aug. 27 8 3 Hayter, Wm.. Baronet Dec. 28 5 5 Dechauer,Louis,orsranistAu£. 19 5 2 Haywoocl, Benj July 11 2 2 Devin, Thos. C., soldier..April 582 Henry, Joseph May It 5 2 Dion, Cyrille, billiard expert, Hildebrand,Jos., German phil- ^Oct. 384 osopher Jan. 3i 8 4 Doran, John Jan. 28 2 5 His liard, Francis, lawyer Oct. 1425 Douglas, B. B., Confederate Hiliiard, John Aug. 1753 general Dec. 23 2 3 Hitchcock, J. R., soldierApril 13 2 6 Dowling. John July 526 Hodge. C., D. D., LL.D..Jnne 20 5 4 Duff, Alex.. Scottish mission- Hoff, H. K., U. S. Navy. .Dec. 26 2 6 ary Feb. 13 5 5 Hoffman, Murray. ex-Judge.. Dupanloup, F. A. P., Bishop May 8 2 4*= ofOrleans :_Oct.l4 '2 5 Hollies, Geo. N., Common ore DunO7it-White, C. B., political Jan. 21 2 2 economist.- Dec.13 5 3 Hotchkis?, G. W.. statesman.. Duyckinck, JE. A., Journalist, July 656 Aug. 15 5 8 How ell, Theo. P Dec, 456 Dwight, Walton ....Nov. 18 5 5 Ten-'ey, ftphroim H., TRIBUNE Eastman, Hacvev G July 15 2 2 employe Dec. 11 5 5 Edwards.Don Augustin-.Feb. 16 lo 4 Johnson, Alex. S., justice 'F' b. 2 5 4 Emannel. Victor, King of Johnson, W. H., ministerAug. 28 8 1 Italv Jan. 10 1 4 Jolinstone, J., journalist.Nov. 272 Erlanger, R., banker Feb. 184 Jon:s, J, Q., banker Jan. 3 X 5 Evarrs, William April27 10 3 Kane, George P., Mayor of Fargo, Wm. C March 19 2 4 Baltimore June 24 5 5 Fazy, James -Nov. 25 4 5 Kellock, George May 21 5 4 Field, Geo. R ....April 27 10 3 Kelso, Thos July 27 3 5 Foot,Samuel A.,ex-Judge May 13 5 3 Kendill, I. C.. merchant.Aug. 20 5 4 Franchi, Alex., CardmaLAug. 213 Keogh, Wm., judge Oct. 285 Franklin, Jno. &.. jusdce Jan. 14 8 2 Kerr, J. B., politician Jan. 28 2 5 Freyre, Don M.. soldier..June 11 5 5 King. J. T., politician—Ausr 26 5 3 Friswell, J. H., author.March 15 8 3 Kin gsland,A. C.,ex-MayorOct. 15 8 4 Fuller. Wm. H...... Jan. 825 La Marmora, A. F., Ital an Ful*on, Edington. journalist.. statesman ...Jan. 713 May 14 8 2 Lambinet, Emile, French Garland, Jno. R Dec. 24 8 1 painter Jan. 383 Garmer-Pages, French states- Latrobe. B. H.,engineer..Oct. 21 1 5 man Nov. 223 Lawrence Erfingham—Dec. 10 5 6 Garvin, S. B., ex-Dietri-t-At- Leonard, J. E.,statesman.Mch 16 1 1 torney June 29 5 4 Lewes, George H., eminent Genin, John N May 183 writer Dec. 355 George V., ex-Kiner of Hano- Linsley, J., U. S. N Jan. 26 3 6 ver June 13 1 3 Long, C. W., doctor July 351 Glassy. Saml J., lawyer a id Lott, J. A., la *yer— — July 22 5 5 politician March 11 2 5 Ludlow, T. W., lawyer..July 19 8 5 Godey, Louis W., publisher. . McBride, G., shipowner. .Nov. 513 Nov. 30 3 4 McCallum. D. C., soldier.Dec. 28 5 5 Graeff, Carl July 31 5 6 McCoun. W. T., lawyer..July 22 5 5 Graham, John H.. Commodore MacDonald. Francis Nov. 9 10 3 March 18 1 5 MacGahan. J. A.Journalisc— Grannis, Theo. C., journalist.. June 1155 Jan. 28 2 5 McVicker, Frank H May 21 5 4 Grant, Francis Oct736 Magne, Pierre Junelu 2 2 Grant, George, silk merchant Maria Christina, ex-Queen of April 30 8 2 Spain Ausr. 23 5 2 Grant, Rev. Grant March 29 1 6 Mars, African explorer..Feb. 19 1 6 GreenleaC, A. W., financier Matthews. C.J., actor..June 25 5 5 March 2 10 5 Maxwell, Wm. Sterling. .Jan. 17 5 3 Grier,Geo., M.,politician.Dec. 23 2 3 Melville, Whyte,novelist Dec. 655 Gripenbe; g, A., Russian Naval Merritt, Edwin M July 31 5 S officer July 851 Mieroslawski, Louis, Polish Grosz, Fred. U Nov. 29 1 3 General Nov. 25 5 5 Grote, Fred. R April 26 5 4 Millingen, Julius Dec. 30 4 6 S2 INDEX TO THE O—Obituary JDaie. Pg, Cl. O—Obituary—Obscene Date. Pg. Cl. Mines,FlavelS., mimst'r.Sept bO 2 4 Smith E. Delafield, lawyer... Monahan, Jas. H.. Chief-Jus- April 13 2 6 tice Dec. 10 5 5 Smith, F . G.. physician..April 983 Montague, H. J., actor..Aug. 13 2 2 Smith. Nathan. April2tf 5 4 Morgan. Chas May 952 Snowden, Jas. B. statesman Morrissey, J., politician.May 2 ft 3 March 23 10 2 Mortimer, J. K.., actor...June 11 5 5 Spicer, Wm. F., commodore.. Moulton, Severn D.,merchant Nov. 30 April 20 8 3 Stearns, O., ex-Governor of Muley-Hassan, Sultan of Mo- New-Hampshire De?. 30 5 rocco March26 I 5 Steel, J as. E., doctor June 15 2 Murat. Prince April 12 8 3 Stewart, W. B., poiitici'n.Jan. 26 5 Niblo, Wm.. theatrical man- Stowe, Eliza A.W Feb. 16 10 ager Aug. 22 5 1 Strouse.Mey'r,stetesm'n.Feb. 12 5 O'Bilen, W. S May 354 Taber, Clarkson, TRIBUNE em- Orton, William April 23 1 6 ploye" April 16 5 Palikao, Comte de, soldier.Jan 955 Taghabue, G., inventor.-May 8 2 Paschali. G. W., Justice ..Feb 18 5 b Tailer, Henry A., lawyer.Mar 16 10 Paul, T. M., politician....May 21 8 4 Tallman, William E., poli- Pauldiug, Hiram, Bear-Ad- tician March 1 5 miral Oct. 21 1 5 Taylor, Bayard, author..Dec. 20 1 Peck, Jno. J., soldier... .April 2* 2 2 Taylor, Herbert May 21 5 Petermann, A. H., German Taylor, Robert W Feb. 26 2 geographer Sept. 28 1 3 Thomas, Benjamin F Oct. 3 8 Phelps. J .F., journalist..Feb. 415 Thorndike, James P Oct. 25 5 Phelps, Samuel, actor..Nov. 784 Thornton, J. W., historian Pillow, Gideon J., sol .Her and June 15 2 lawyer Oct. 10 2 4 Thornton, Samuel June 25 5 Pius I X Feb. 816 Thorpe, T. B., author..Sept. 21 5 Pook, S. M., naval construc- Tibbits, Geo, M., millionaire tor Dec. 456 Jufy 20 Porter, Nathan, lawyer..Jan. 825 Tobey. F. W., ex-State Sena- Powers, Thos. H Nov. 21 2 5 tor May 8 Prentiss, Elizabeth. P,, writer Tracy, John F., railroad man- Aug. 14 1 3 ager Feb. 14 5 Queen of Spain June 27 1 6 Tracy, Wm., minister Jan. 5 5 Quin, Johnrpolitician..March 12 5 4 Tremain, Lyman.lawyer.Dec. 2 5 Qainn, T. J., statesman ..June 19 5 4 Tweet?, William M April 13 1-tamsey, Geo. D., U. S. Navy. Upjohn. Rich., archUect.Aug. 19 2 July 916 Valarome, Jean, French Baudall, J. S.. insectologist.- statesman Nov. 28 2 Jan. 483 Van Dyke, John Dec. 25 2 Bankin, Booerfc G Aug. 30 5 4 Vedder, Alex- M..phys'n.Dec. 30 3 Raspail, F. V., French chem- Vermilye,W. H., banker. June 19 4 ist Jan. 955 Wade, B. F., statesman..Mar. 4 Baymond. Henry, soldier.Sep 21 5 5 Wallis, Bobert,engraver.Dec. 13 6 Raymond, Jno. H., President W aish,Wm., politiclan. March 8 3 Vassar College Aug, 15 5 3 Waroioil,Daniel,justice.April. 1 4 Rheinlander, Wm. C June 22 5 6 Warren. John, broker July 20 5 Robert, Charles R Oct. 31 1 3 Warren, Minnie, dwarf. .July 24 5 Bobson, Benj. B., physi.Aug. 19 5 2 Warter, J. Wood, author. Mar 16 3 Rokitansicy, Karl, Prof..July 25 5 5 Welles, Gideon Feb. 12 4 Bollins, A. B-, politician-Dec. 5 5 » Wells, Mary, actress July 17 1 Roosevelt,Theodore Feb. 11 5 5 Welsh, J. H., ex-1udge..Feb. 9 2 Bosecrans, Bishop Oct. 22 I 6 Whitman, Sarah H June 29 4 Rossini, Mme., musical com- Whitney, James G, Oct. 25 4 poser March 25 5 Wigan, Alfred Dec. 3 6 Rouland, Gustave, French Wilkie, James J Feb. 4 1 statesman Dec. 13 5 Wilkins, Ed Dec. 30 3 Buhmkorff.H. D., inv'tor.Jan. 14 2 4 Willard, H. E., theatrical Russell, Earl May 29 5 5 manager Jan. 30 8 6 Santord, C. W., soldier...July 27 3 5 Williams, Alpheus S., soldier Schmidt, F, C.f ship-broker Dec. 23 2 3 Nov. 16 10 Williams, J. B., doctor..Oct. 16 3 6 Sclopis, Italian jurist..March 9 5 Wiilman, Andreas, politician Scott, Sir Geo. G., architect.. March 6 5 6 March 28 8 Wiuans. T., millionaire.June 11 5 5 Scott, IT., minister Dec. 26 5 6 Woods, Leonard, minist'r.Dec 27 1 5 Secchi, Angelo.astrono'r.Feb. 27 5 5 Wood. Samuel, mer'cnt—Mar. 22 8 4 Selwyn, G. A.. Bishop....Apl. 13 2 6 Woodruff, israel C., soldier Shepley. Geo. F., lawyer.July 22 5 5 Dec. 13 3 5 Sherman, Mrs.Watts..March 13 8 Zulueta, Julian May 8 2 4 Sibley.Alex.H., mining opera- O'Brien, James, elected to Con- tor July 11 2 gress Nov. 6 1 6 Sleeper, J. S., journalist.Nov. 15 5 4 O'Brien. John J., made Chief of Smith, Abigail H., July 25 5 5 Election Bureau July 27 10 1 Smith, Albert, physician.Feb. 25 5 5 Obscene publications—Leland's Smith, Alexander Nov. 784 letters Jan, 9 14, NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1878. 83 O—Ocean—Olcott Date. Py. O—Olcott—Palette Date. &. Cl. Ocean deposits, modern..Sept. 14 6 Olcott, J. B... talk with..Sept. 17 O'Connor, John, case of—Feb. 22 Old Point Comfort, Va. (C.), 25, April 4, 19, Nov. il July 19 > 4 O'Connor, John, convicted, for Olive tree in Am erican..March 1 I 3 perjury Dec. 5 8 Oliver, Anna, girl preacher. July 29 3 2 Odd Fellows meet at Baltimore Oliver, Mary S.,—S. Cameron Sept. 17 2 (Ed.) Aug. 27 Odd Fellows of New-Jersey in Olmsted,F. L...Jan. 11, 12, 24, 25 session Nov. 20 5 Olney, George, case of Oct. 24 3 1 Odell, Joseph, on Colonel Inger- Olympia— Ancient Art Jan. 11 6 1 soll's lectures — Feb. 2 6 Ophthalmic Hospital COM.Mar 8 2 5 Odor—Nuisance..April 20, 22,23 Opium, use of in Germany.Mar. 22 5 1 24., 25 Opium and Chinese famines Odors—Ammonia works..Sept. 14 10 (C.) r...March 9 Odors—hog-pens (C.) May 25 3 Opportunities, lost (Ed.).March 8 Odors—indictments May 21, 22 Oracle—music critics (Ed.).Jan. 25 Odors—Jersey City Aug. 12 8 Orange Anniversary July 13 Odors—letter from Musgrave Orange and Union (Ed.)..Sept. 28 May9 2 Orangemen's rights July 18 Odors—Newark meadows.Nov. 9 2 Ord, Judge, on the Chinese in Odors—Newtown Craek July 18 3 California July 23 Odors—Recorder Hackett on Order of the Garter July 25 May 7 2 Ore—a promising expen'nt.Nov 9 j Odors, sources of, reports of in- Oregon—dispatches; Electoral spectors April 24 8 campaign Sept. 4 Odors—"the uptown fragrance" Democratic Administration- (Ed.) AprilSO 4 Report Dec. 31 Oerier, J.W., on socialism.June 1 3 Organ, hand, nuisance Feb. 11 Offices -Federal in ISew-York Orphans, Two, Pommerania State July 20, ^2 wreck Dec. 18 O'Gorman, Major Aag. 7 1 Orth, G. S., case of Aug. 15 Ohio. Orton, Wm., death of April 23 Banking laws Jan, 9 5 Orton, Wm., tribute to Oct. 11 Bishop--inaug. Governor.Jan 15 8 Osgood, A. M., found dead.Feb. 9 Democratic Convention.June. 27 1 Osgood—Hurd and Houghtou Details, letter from " E. V. consolidation Feb. 6 S." June 29 1 Osman Pacha returns to Con- Election—Repub.victory. Oct. 9 1 stantinople M arch 26 Election—official vote Oct. 21 1 Osman Pacha's "Suicide" story Gerrymandering f... May 135 Jaii. 5 Judicial district, new May 8 1 Ostrich feathers Oct. 4 Legislature organized Jan. 8 2 Otis, J. D., case of..Aug. 24,29 Legislature adlourned...May 16 1 Nov. 28 National party Conven..July 24 2 Otis, J. D..vindicated Nov. 30 Office-holders May 3 1 Ottawa—Rideau Hall Nov. 23 Politics-Cleveland letter "JK. Ottawa riot Auer. 13, 14, 15 V. S," Aug. 8 5 Ottendorfer, O., on the c.pher Politics—Cleveland letter "E. dispatches Oct. ~ V. S." 8ept.2L 5 Ottendorfer, O., on the Novem- Politics—Cleveland letter "E. ber elections Nov. _ V. S." Oct. 2 1 Ottendorfer, O., telegram to Politics—Columbus letter.Oct. 26 7 Governor Tilden (Ed.)..Sept. 3 Republican Convention June 13 1 Owen, R. D.—Communications Republican Convention— de- with Feb. 21 tails letter fr "E.V.S."June. 17 1 Owls, barn door Nov. 23 Republican State Convention Oyster culture in China July 20 address Oct. 30 1 Oyster trade March, 4, Oct. 5 Seaatorship Jan. 9. 10, 11 Oystermen at war March 1 Oil: combination ..Jan. 4, July 15 Oysters, exporting to Bng.Dec/ 9 Empire Pipe Line sale of..Jan. 17 1 Overproduction of July 16 2 P. Philadelphia Pipe Line—Jan. 25 Pacific Railroad (See Railroads). 29, 31 Pacific Steamship Co. (See Steam- Producers in council—Dec. 13 2 ships). Producers' grievances-..Nov. 22 1 Packard's Business Collegecom Producers an war Oct. 8 10 Dec. 14 Producers'plans July 22 5 Packard, S. B., made a consul Producers—secret conf'r.Nov. 23 1 May 23 Shipping bycanal Aug. 8 8 Paige, Frank, case of Nov. 20 Springs in DaKOta Jan. 24 1 Paine, Thos.—Rev. W. F. Hat- Standard Company—receiver field on... Feb. 4 appointed Feb. 27 5 Paine, Thomas " Ingerso'Vs Transportation to Phila. June 10 5 lecture J*.u. 20 Well in Wilmington, Del. Mar. 8 4 Paintings (See Fine Arts). Olcott's, F. P.. charges against Pane, Harrison, case of Dec. 16 Smythe Feb. 21 2 Palette Club—cards Jan. 14 Report on New-York Stare Palette Club Art receptionNov. 19 finances Jan. 3 8 Palette Club Art sale Nov. 23 84 INDEX TO THE P—Pall-Patent Date. Pa. Cl. P—Patent - Pennsylvania Date. Pg. CL. Pall Mall Gazette on the Fish- System, our (Ed.)Jan. 14,April 5 ery question Nov. 554 Patents, bill to establish a courc Palmer, John B. — dispatches of ...... May25 2 (Ed.) Dec.20 4 3 Patents—inventors delayedMay 25 3 Palmer's, John M., evidence Patents, value of...... Feb. 9 1 (Ed.) Aug. 1 4 2 Paterson Trust Co.,indictments Palmer, John M., on Illinois pol- Jan. 19 2 itics July31 I 5 Paterson Trust Co., receiver's Panama, advices from —Aug. 3, 8 report ...... Feb. 18 8 Panama without a fire dept.. Patients, transfer of, (Ed.)Nov. 28 4 March 19 4 5 Patterson, Excise commissioner Pan-Anglican conference (Ed.) resigns ...... Jan. 24 8 Aug. 14 4 4 Patterson. G. W., defaulterOct. 31 4 Pan-Anglican Synod July 316 Patterson, Hon. John J., Panic—San Francisco, stocks.. Carpet-bagger, asa (Ed.)Jan. 4 4 Nov. 19 1 2 Resignation, concerning Jan. 8 1 Pantomime " Sleeping Beauty" "Subject to relanses." (Ed.).. April 26 5 4 Jan. 9 4 " Pants, spring-bottom "(Ed.).. Paulding, H., tribute ...... Oct. 29 2 April 20 4 3 Pauper (See Tramps). Papal Election. Pavements, needs of ne~v..Aug. 20 8 Cardinal Pecci elected Pope.. Pawn-shops, treasures in . .July 6 3 Feb. 21 2 4 Payn, L. F., case of ...... July 24 8 Ceremonies Feb. 824 Peabodv fund— Trustees meet.. Ceremonies (Ed.) Feb. 19 4 3 Oct. 3 5 Conclave, coming (Ed.)..Feb. 11 4 2 Peabodylodgins:-houses..March 14 4 Proceeding of, authentic ac- Pearne, Rev. Wm. H., ca^e of.. count March 25 4 5 March 25 1 (See also Leo XIII.) Peas, poison in preserved. .Dec. 26 6 Paper, exporting of Dec. 27 3 1 Peck, George W.. on the Ameri- Manufacturers conven..Aug. 29 7 5 can Eagle ...... July 17 4 Pai>ier-macne in the arts.-Nov. 23 6 3 Peck, Mrs. S. E.,on temperance Pappenheim, Mme., flight of.. March 4 2 May 31, June 1 Pecksniff (Ed.) ...... Oct. 22 4 Paradise, site of (C.) July 27 2 6 Pedro, Dom, buys a street car.. Pardo, ex-Pres't of Peru mur- May 30 8 dered Dec. 10 2 2 Pelouse, L. H., memorial- .July 8 1 Paris, cost of living in (C.) July 20 2 3 Pelton. Wm. T., evidence, Ore- Paris, pictorial map of—May 112 gon case ...... Dec.18 2 (See also France.) Interview...... Dec. 4 1 Park Dep't—changes Jan. 24 8 1 Returns to New-York____Nov.30 3 Park Dep't—discord in Oct. 10 8 1 Search for...... Dec. 3 6 Park—N iagara Falls Sept. 28 1 3 (See also Telegrams, cipher.) Parks — Memorial concerning Pendleton, Hon. G. H., " Green- the March29 3 2 back George " (Ed.)____Jan. 12 4 Parks — Protective association Speecn at Columbus____Sept. 11 5 meets March 12 2 4 Pennsylvania. Parks and seashore, scenes at Bond case...... Aug. 8 8 June 17 6 3 Communists ...... Feb. 26 1 Parker, Cortland, nom. for Con- Democratic Conven..May 23, 24 gress Seut. 12 5 2 Dutch—farmers 01 Lancaster Declines nomination Sert. 17 1 3 (C.) ...... Aug.21 2 Parker, E. H.. on schoolsDec.12,28 Election, official vote....Nov. 16 5 Parker, J. M. G., removed from Election frauds— arrests in office July20 1 Philadelphia ...... Nov. 186 Parker, N. G., released from Elections, town ...... Feb. 20 8 jail Feb.28 1 6 Government of cities...... Jan. 17 2 Parody—cipher dispatches Oct. 22 4 6 Governorship (Ed.) ...... April 26 4 Parris, E. L., on the cipher dis- Inflationists...... Jan. 8 1 patches Nov. 515 Insurance tax...... April 4 2 Parsons, GeO. W., and the Ct. Investigations...... March 9 1 of Appeals (Ed.) Julyl3 4 3 Legal practice, lucrative Mch 8 2 Parson's, H, C., poem "Frost " Legislature—Gov. Hartranft's Nov. 29 6 2 message on riots...... Jan. 3 2 Parsons, Lewis E., concerning Legislature meets...... Jan. 2 1 Feb. 21 1 1 Legislature on silver____Jan. 29 2 Parsons. Lewis E.—nomination Legislature on the (Wood) ta- Feb. 27 1 1 riffbill ...... March 15 1 Parsons. R. L., case of Sept. 23 2 4 National party conveu..May 9 5 Parsons, S., card from April 13 4 National Party (Ed.).... May 10 4 " Past," uses of the (fid.) April 12 4 National Party, letter from Patent laws Feb. 6, March 6, "Z.L.W."...... Aug. 6 1 7, April 13 Pensioners of 1812...... April 26 1 Laws—Mills's letter July 955 • Politics—Erie letter ...... Aug. 13 1 Office clerks discharged..Dec. 23 1 1 Hornellsville letter____Aug21 2 Office—pay of examinersApril 20 1 Lycoming County____Aug. 8 1 Office receipts (Ed.) May 23 4 Meadville ...... Aug. 29 1 Office reports Jan. 31,Nov. 1 Mercer letter ...... Aug. 24 3 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1878. P—Pennsylvania—Phillips Date. Pg. Cl. P—Phillins—Pitkin Date. Pg. Cl Oil City letter June 18,22 Southern Democracy, on (Ed.) Philadelphia letter..May 7, Nov. 744 Nov. 4 Phillips, Wm.A.,on KansasApl 27 4 6 Philadelphia letter "Z.L.W." Talk with Sherman—finance. Oct. 26 3 3 June 18 1 3 PottsvUle letter May 31 3 3 Philologists in session at Sara- Susquehanna County..Aug. 10 1 2 toga July 13 2 6 Wilkesharre letter Aug. 12 1 2 Philp, Franklin, case of... .July 22 1 2 Prohibition conven May 30 1 6 Philps, Apollos March 16 5 1 Republican conven May 16 1 6 Phonograph—Academy of Sci- Riots— Legislature inquiry.... ences on April20 6 1 March 12,13 Phonograph, Arnold's lecture. Supernaturalism — "Raisins: March 25 1 6 from death " (Ed.) Feb. 745 Phonograph, exhibition oi.Mar. 21 5 3 University affairs (C.) Oct.. 5 12 2 Phonograph—experiments..Tan. 13 2 2 PensionAgency—New-YorkFeb 2811 Phonograph and "short-hand " Arrearages (C.) Sept. 14 3 3 VO.) April 631 Claimants, warning to.. -Aug. 31 1 6 Photo-engraving July 663 Office annual report Nov. 215 Photography—Chandler's lec- Southern grab Feb. 15 5 5 ture March 555 System—Bentley's Dec. 26 1 2 Photographs, carbon Oct. 26 8 3 Pensioners, defrauding Nov. 21 5 4 "Physichometry," experiments Pensioners of 1812—Penn'aApl 26 1 6 in Feb. 20 8 2 Pensions—"bygones for one" Piano manufacture, progress in (Ed.) Feb. 27 4 4 Dec. 753 Confederates, for Nov. 22 5 4 Piano—war Jan. 19 5 3 Moneys paid Jan. 23 5 5 Piano—war, end of June 27 8 3 Payment o f March 681 Piatt, Donn March 30 5 2 Pen zance-Cock burn dispute. London letter, "G.W.S.".Dec. 30 2 1 Pickering, B. M., as a publisher Perdus, Chas., pardon of..July 16 2 3 March 21 1 4 Perot, Birdie Sept. 14 3 2 Pickering, E. C., paper "Stars" Pen-in, F. S.. charges agt.April 17 5 3 April 22 2 4 "Personal publicity"—Lord and Pickering, H. G., on Sanitary Merrill cases (Ed.) Feb. 14 4 5 laws sept. 21 2 5 Peru. Picnics—East Side young man Chinese i n Jan. 455 (Ed.) July30 4 5 Financial crisis N ov. 19 5 4 Picture buyers are defrauded, Guano deposits—Landreau's how July 562 claim Feb. 23 2 3 Pictures. (See Fine Arts.) Miningm Sept. 21 3 5 Pier No. 6,East River, concern- Silver mines Jan. 14. 21 ing March 781 Tidal wave Feb. 23 2 5 Pierce, R. V., sketch of Oct. 712 Tidal wave—details Feb. 26 1 6 Pierrepont, Edwards, card from Pestilence Lathe past (Ed)Sept 17 4 3 March 11 5 5 Peters, C. H. F., on the sun.Apl 27 3 3 Speech at Cooper Institute .. Petition—Gen. Butler (Ed).Aug 17 4 4 Nov. 116 Petroleum refineries (U.)...Dec. 14 2 5 Piers, renumbering of Feb. 28 8 1 Phelps, C.. card from May 22 5 5 Pigeons, shooting (Ed.) July 30 4 5 Phelps, S. L., appointed to office Show of Jan. 17 8 2 June 1814 Wild „...April 16 5 4 Phelps, W. W., speech at amed- Pilot Laws, Hell Gate:Tt..Jan. 12 2 5 ical Alumni March 752 Pillsbury, Parker, on slavery Phelps, Dodge & Co.—charges. (Ed.) Oct. 15 4 4 Sept. 11 8 1 Filsbury, L. D., charges agt Phelps, Dodge & Co.—firm dig- Oct. 4, 7, 9. 14 solved (Ed.) Nov.22 4 5 pilsbury, L. D., removed fr. Philadelphia Clearing House Albany Penitentiary May 16 5 5 1 o n Silver Dec. 362 Pilsbury's removal—detailsMay 31 3 1 Philadelphia finances Nov. 19 1 5 Pinckney, A. M., case of ...Nov. 26 2 1 Philadelphia Sinking FundDec. 615 Pincknev. W. S., case of..Feb. Philippart, M., sent to prison... 12, May 25, July 31, Dec. 5, Nov. 516 6, 7, 11,12, 13, 17,21, 23.24, Phillips Academy celebration. 28, 31 May 29 8 3 (Ed.) Dec. 644 Phillips Academy Centennial.. Pine border June 29 (5 1 June 555 Pioneers—butchered May 846 Phillips, Mary, case o f Sept. 922 Pipe Line Act Dec. 30 3 2 Phillips, Solicitor, charges agt. "Pirates i n the Harbor Aug. 923 Jan. 28 1 2 Pirates in Prison at Bridgeport, Phillips, Wendell Conn March 30 6 2 Blaine cor.—Finance Sepr. 26 2 3 Pistols, carrying of (E<1.)..Feb. 22 4 4 Butler, and (Ed.) Oct. 31 ,* 4 4 Pitcher, R. I., removed from of- Declines to be a candidate for fice April 455 Congress Nov. 413 Pitkin, Jno. P. G., evidenceof Lecture—" Daniel O'Connell" June 26 2 3 Nov. 12 8 1 Pitkin, "the impending " (Ed.) Religion, on.: March 29 4 5 , June 14 4 4 86 INDEX TO THE P—Pitman—Police Date. Pg. P—Police—Political • Date. PQ. Cl. Pitman, Mrs. Bent, cremation Commissioners—seeking to in- of .* Feb. 16 dict June 4 5 B Pitney, H. C., card fr June 18 Cost of, for five years. .March 22 2 1 Pitt and the perquisites July 6 Detective, boy ...Feb. 23 8 2 Pittsburg—French aam—Oct. 12 Detective system, oar (Ed.).. Pius IX., cast of his face..Dec. 18 June 24, Nov. 11 Deathof Feb. 8 Detective —woman who did Life of—Hassard's May 7 not detect June 26 2 5 WiUof Feb. 27 Detectives— difficulties of de- Plagues, preventing (O.).-JSov. 30 tecting (Ed.) Nov. 28 4 5 Plant—the Wanga (Ed.)..July26 Election duties of the ...Nov. 211 Plants eat meat, do (Ed.). .Dec. 20 Foley, Captain, dismissedFeb. 27 8 3 Piaster of Paris Oct. 12 Leary, Captain, trial oL.DQc. 10 8 2 Play.- (See Drama.) McBride, Officer, record of — "Play-oeople" and charity (Ed.) March 1924 sept. 9 McDonnell. Capt.. trial-ot'Dec. 21 3 1 Plimpton, Clara C-, case of. Oct. 22 Newark- charges agt July 29 8 1 Ploughs at the ParisExhib. Aug 16 Pensioning, ace passed Legis- Plumb. P. B., "adventures in lature March22 2 1 N. Y." ....Jan. 1 Pensions for infirm Aus:, 181 On the Civil War Jan. 24 Salaries .Nov. 18 2 6 Plumbago as a lubricator..Nov. 9 Salaries Dec. 27 8 1 Plumbing Jan. 10 Schultz. Captain, trial of.Oct. 12 1 3 Plumbing, defective Jan 16, Siebert, Capt., dismissed.Feb. 27 8 3 Feb. 19 Statistics July 17, Oct. 14 Plunkett, Mr., on the Civil War Story, a startling Jan. 555 March 16 Surgeon's salaries Jan. 12 7 1 Plympton, Eben—Stuart ngiit.. Policeman vs.citizentEd.)-Nov. 26 4 4 Sept. 30 Policeman, death of a "mission- Poetry. ary." Dec. 19 8 1 •j Announcing the Returns " "Policy of drifting" (Ed.)..Feb. 13 4 2 Nov. 8 Policy, game described —July 3125 " Bear and the Dorg," Trow- Policy shops Oct. 17 8 4 bridge's Oct. 29 Policy shops in the 20th Pre- " Cyprian Dreams " Au#. 1 cinct Oct. 921 "Debate, on a recent ''..June 21 Political. '•England" E.Boyd Jan 31 Aldermen, Board of. (See Al- "Field's (D. D.) Day"..May 25 dermen.) " Flower of Peace," Lathrop's Art of (Ed.) Jan. 31 4 2 May 30 Associations, State (Ed.).. Apl 30 4 2 Heller, Bobert Nov. 30 Ballot-boxes, keys to Nov. 27 5 3 "I'll See You Later "—Bobin- "Blush of Shame" (Ed)...Oct. 564 son's Nov. 2 "Breaking the Line"(Ed)Aug. 842 "Potter, in a Pet" June 20 Bulldozing in Arkansas (Ed.). " Potter's Song" May 25 Dec. 26 4 5 " Prayer for Frost," Parson's Campaiam, an honest money Nov. 29 (Ed.) ...... Sept. 26 4 2 •' Sigh for Reform " Oct. 11 Campaign of affidavits, a(Ed.) "South Carolina" Nov. 15 May 743 "Taylor, Bayard, Aldrich's"Dec25 Campaign of fraud (Ed).April 27 4 3 " There was a Statesman Carpet-bagger, word from a named Potter ",*K May 22 (Ed.) Jan, 442 "There was an old man".Apl. 25 Charity and (Ed.) Nov. 23 4 4 " Though Lost to Bight ".July 13 Cipher dispatches (See Tele- " Victories of Peace," Stod- grams.) dard's June 7 Civil Service Dep't, a Feb. 511 " Well-Meaning Boy"—Potter Civil Service, meaning of June 4 (Ea.) Feb. 542 (See also Literature.) Civil Service order as con- Poets, concerning American strued June 28 1 2 June 26 Civil Service,our great grand- Poisoning—Cobb case July 12 fathers Jan. 19, 22, 24, 26 Cooper case Oct. 23, 24 Civil Service reform—an in- Schmidt family March 9 side view (C.) March 9 " 3 2 Gravesend. L. I., at June 21 Civil Service (See also Gail Pola—Maritime Town of Illyria Hamilton.) Aug. 3 Conference of Administration Polar Exploring. (See Arctic.) Bep. at Saratoga Aug22 1 1 Polhamus, H. A., case of..May 30 Congress, proceedings of, (See Police. Congress.) Assaults by March 20 Consulate at Shanghai — Bleil, Philip C., honored for charges Jan. 7 1 1 saving life Feb. 22 Conventions (See Conven- Board—changes May 28 tions.) Board influence in the elec- Currency question in(Ed)July 31 4 2 tions Nov. 5 1 Custom House (Ed.)... .April 24 4 3 Board on Registration...Oct. 23 1 Democratic party (See Dem.) Captains—appointments Sept. 14 10 Elections (See Elections.) NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1878. 87 , P—Political Date. Pg. Cl. F—Political—Postal Date. Pg. Cl. Electoral aystem-articles on, State (See State). in Tiie International Review. Statesmanship growing wild March 161 (Ed.) July 944 "Embers," fanning (Ed.)Nov. 18 4 2 Tammany (See Tammany). Factor (new) i n (Ed.) July 942 "Temper, good" (Ed.) Dec. 25 4 3 Field, clear (Ed.) Aug. 24 4 2 Tramp party —New-Jersey Financial issues, real (Ed)Oct. 31 4 2 (Ed.) Ang. 30 4 2 Fuuds, campaign April 23 1 1 Transition period(C.),Col.Car- Government by debate(Ed.).. rington ...Nov. 16 2 4 Jan. 16 4 3 Vote against civil war (Ed.).. "Government, self."—South Nov. 543 (Ed.) Nov. 30 4 3 Vote important, every(Ert.)... Greenback-Labor party (See Oct. 29 4 3 Greenback.) Vote to preserve the Nation's Harmony. lack of (Ed.)..July 16 4 3 credit (fid.) Nov. 542 History—"Is it a breaking Vote, your single (Ed.)..Nov. 444 up?" (Ed.) Sept. 21 4 2 Voters, how to influenee(Ed.) Honorin(Ed.) Mav 31 4 2 Nov. 23 4 3 Independent party—Vermont Voters, simple question for (Ed.) July 18 4 3 (Ed.) Nov. 444 Intimidation at the Nortu Voters—South, ignorant(Ed) (Ed.) Dec. 642 Dec. 24 4 2 Investigations—contrast( Ed.) What to do (Ed.) Aug. 23 4 2 Dec. 17 4 2 "Ya-Yas." the (Ed.) Nov. 843 Legislature, N. J. (See Legis- Polk, J. W., "Doorkeeper" case lature.) of ..Feb. 2, 7, 12, March 4, 6, Legislature, N. Y. (See Legis- 16, 20, Ap'l 3, 5 lature.) Complaint July 313 Lesson, an old, retaugnt(Ed.) Concerning (Ed.) Feb. 13, Nov. 945 .March, 13 26 Lessons, timely (Ed.) May 20 4 2 Polygamv (See Mormon.) Louisiana frauds April 24 1 1 Pomeroy's, Senator, argument: (See also Louisiana.) Smyth case Apl. 4 "Loyalty, Genuine"(Ed.)Nov. 27 4 4 Pomeroy.Senator, on the Smyth "Machine Politics" (Ed.) Aug. 942 case (Ed.) March 29 Milwaukee municipal rowApl 24 1 3 Pomeroy, Theo. M.,on the polit- National party (See Green- icai oatlook Nov. 20 5 back.) Pool-sellers, arrest o f Aug. 623 Natural recoil, a (Ed.)... .Oct. 24 4 2 Pool-selling at Saratoga. .Aug. 581 Negro votes in Virginia (C.).. Pool-selling, protest agt.March 13 8 3 Nov. 16 2 4 Poole's, "Bill" murderer-. .Aug. New-York (See New-York.) 1% 13 Parties, a word about (Bd.).. Poor man's friend (Ed) Sept. 20 4 2 April 2 • 4 2 Poor (See Charity), Party, a very noisy new (Ed.) Poore's "Political Register"—a July 17 4 2 "aw (Ed.) Nov. 22 4 4 Party, the coming (Ed.)..Feb. 25 4 8 Pope (See Leo). Paternal Government (Ed.).. Pope, mode o f electing a...Feb. 824 May 10 4 4 Pone, John, on the Indian ques- "Paternal Governments" (C.) tion May 21 2 1 April 13 4 4 Pork-packing statistics Jan. 326 Patriots, dutv o f (Ed.)---June 142 Porktrade March 14 8 3 Patronage "economy at Al- Porter, A. G., appointed first bany (Ed.) . ' Feb, 243 con. of the Treasury March 512 Platforms (Ed.) June 28 4 2 Porter,A.G.,lettar toTeller.Dec. 30 1 2 Presidency (See Presidency.) Porter, B. H., & Co., lottery Prospects (i^d.) Sept. 19 4 2 case Dec. 731 Reform, indefiniteness of (Ed.) Porter, Essex,case o f Nov. 215 Feb. 542 Porter, Fitz John inquiry...Apl. Reform, what i s (Ed.) Jan. 843 13, June 26, 27, 28/29, July 9, Reformers, machine-Schurz 10, 11, 12, 13,17,19, Sept. 13, (Ed.) Jan. 15 4 5 Oct. 3, 4. 5. 8, 9, 10,12,15,16, Republican Party(See Repub- 18, 25, 2-9, 30, Si, Nov. 25 lican*. Porter, R. H., on municipal in- St. Louis (East) iroubles. Ap'l . debtedness Jan.10 12, July 2. 25, Dec. 4 Porter's, T. D., gilt to Yale Col- "Sand-lot political science" lege April 29 5 4 (Ed.) Aug. 14 4 3 "Ports and happy havens"(Ed.) Secrets great (Ed.) Feo. 21 4 2 Oct. 4 4 5 "Shoulder to Shoulder"(Ed.) Postal. Jan. 11 4 1 Advertising, public March 29 1 3 Silver and (Ed.) Jan. 30 4 2 Book posts (C.). .June 22, Aug. 3 Situation (Ed) Oct. 15 4 2 Brazil service Jan. 25, Feb. South Carolina (See South 13, March 9, April 27, May Carolina). 8, June 6 Southern Democrats, disa- Car service Dec. 711 greement (Ed.) Aug. 8 4 Card—is it a benefit(C.) ..Mch 1631 (See also Southern Affaire). Classification of mails—Dec. 18 1 3 INDEX TO THE P—Postal Date. Pg. Cl. P—Postal— Presc ott Date. Pg. C Coin in the mails July 26 1 1 Transportation—Gen. Brady's Conf eren ce in N ew-York report...... Nov. 816 Oct. 10, 11 Treaty —book importations.. Contract swindle March 18 1 1 July 26 1 2 Contracts, sub-letting. .March 21 1 1 Treaty — International, con- Council of mail superinten- cluded...... June 515 dents July 18,19 (See also Proceedings of Con- Cuba, mail line to April 8, 9 gress.) Fast mail service Jan.1053 France reduces rates May 813 Postal-card, journey of a..Dec. 30 4 Flanking privilege again (Ed.) Potatoes—poisoning ...... Jan. 25 2 .Nov. 16 4 4 Potter, Eon.Clarkson N. Free delivery of letters. .Oct. 31 1 5 Committee, and his (Ed)July 27 4 2 Immoral matter, right to ex- Committee. ^See also Presi- clude.... June 424 dential Elect ion Inquiry.) International orders Jan. 16 5 4 Concerning (Ed. 1 ...... May 31 4 2 Japanese Post Office Feb. 15 3 2 Florida resolution ...... May 14 2 4 Law (Ed.) March 942 Florida resolution(Ed)May 16,17 Laws (C.) Nov. 245 Florida resolution—his letter Laws (C.) Nov. 16 2 4 explaining ...... May 28 1 5 Mail letting bill passed U. S. Florida resolution passed Senate May 10 2 5 House ...... May 18 1 1 Mails, carrying of Ocean Feb. 25 1 7 Letter to Sherman____July 8, 12 Mails, cost of the Sept. 21 3 1 Oration—Boanoke College ____ Methods and facilities.. March 263 June 13 5 3 Money order business Aug. 21 1 2 Poem— "Potter in a Pet"June *o 5 1 Monopoly (Ed.) April 846 Poem—" Potter's Song ".May 25 4 6 Packages, concerning Jan. 25 5 5 Poem—" The Well-Meaning Portugal service May 913 Boy"...... June 446 Postage o n newspapers.-Jan. 512 Poem—" There was a States- Postage on periodicals Jan. 30 8 2 man named" ...... May 22 4 5 Postage paid by newspapers Benominatecl f or CongressOct 11 1 2 (Ed.) Ju!y27 4 4 Di dines nomination...... Oct. 1912 Postage stamps, issues ofJuly 10 1 2 Silver, o n...... Jan. 311 Postage stamps, percentages War claims, letter concerning on (Ed.) Jan.28 4 5 June 20 5 2 Postmasters, New-Jersey, dis- Potter, E. E., nom. for Congress missed Jan. 30 1 "2 Sept. 25 1 3 Postmasters' profits,country.. Potter, I. T., case of...... )an. 525 Mav 20 8 2 Potter, O. B., nom. for Congress Post Office, Brooklyn (Dew) Oct. 22 1 2 building March 613 Porter, O. B.. on Finance..Nov. 5 l 1 Post Office, Central Springs, Potter, Wm. A., arrest of..Nor. 30 10 1 Ala., abolished Nov. 21 5 4 Pottery— "Bennet Faience"Jan 2fj 3 1 Post Office—New-London,Ct., Pottery, bronzes and antiques. row Jnly 10, 25, Nov. 16 Nov. 30 5 3 Post Office, is.Y., controversy Pottery Convention ...... Dec. 14 2 3 —occupation March 23, 27 Pottel-v and porcelain...... Jan. 126 Post Office, N.Y., in a danger- Potts, F. W., nom. for Cong.Oct 511 ous condition Jan. 25 8 1 Powell, Julius L., concerning Pest Office, N.Y., pay rolls.. his appointment(Ed.)____.Dec. 12 4 4 Jan. 411 Powell, J. W., on ethnology Dec 25 2 6 Post Offices, minor (C.).. Aug. 31 2 6 Powers, H. N., on ritualismJan 14 5 4 Railway compensation. .July Powers, J. V., flight of....Feb. 14 l 3 13, Oct. 23 Powers, Thos. II.. sketchof Nov 22 4 6 Bailway service—Mr. .tJlonnt Pratt, H.L. E., case of____Sept. 483 (E<1.) Dec. 19 4 2 Platt, Thos. C., speech of (Ed.) Bailway transportation report Sept. 643 to Congress April 10 5 3 Prayer, seven days o f (Ed.).Jan. 744 Bates, conferring about. .Jan. 581 Preachers, local, in ConvenOct. 29 1 5 Bates, uniform (Ed.)..March 16 4 4 Preece's, W. H.,reply to Edison Bations by mail Jan. 28 1 3 June 26 5 3 Begistration atNew-YorkNov.22 8 2 Prelates, American, abroatiAug 8-2 3 Beport o f Gen. Brady JNov. 816 Premier and Nation (Ed.). April 142 Beport of Postmaster Key., Prentiss, Elizabeth—Vincent's Nov. 16 1 1 memorial address...... Nov. 453 Boute in America, the largest Presbyterian Gen. Assem. ses- March 745 sion in Pxttsburg ...... May 21 2 6 Salaries June 28 1 2 Presbyterian General Assem- Savings Bill, text of Feb. 2512 blies (Ed.) ...... May 21 4 4 South America, need of treaty Presbyterian Synod ...... Oct. 18 8 1 (Ed.) Marcii'2() 4 3 Presbyterian Synod in session Statistics Aug. 112 a t Boston...... Oct. 48-4 Statistics—Bailway service.. Presbyterianism — meeting of Nov. 13 5 3 General Assemblies ...... May 18 6 4 Tampering with the mails- Piescott, B. F., reflected Gov. Lord'H cnarges March 23 10 2 of (N. H.)...... March 13 5 2 Transportation, cost of..Aug. 23 5 6 Prescott, B. F., sketch of..Jan. 10 i 2 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1878. P—Prescott—Presidential Date. Pg. Cl. P—Presidential Date. Pcf. CL. Prescott, F. A., case of..May 16 Intimidation, concerning(Ed) 20, 21 Juiy 11 4 • 2 Presidency. Jackson's evidence July 25 2 3 " Brana of F,raud " (Ed.) Oct. 14 4 2 Jenks's evidence June 22 1 1 Cipher dispatches (See Tele- Jenks's, Mrs., evidence. .June grams). 24, 25, 26. 27, July 1, 2 Contest—1880 (Ed.)...... Nov. 9 4 Judge's evidence July 922 "Deal, new" (Ed.) ...'..Sent, y 4 Kelley's. Judge, evidenceJuly 25 2 2 Memorial to Congress—Mary- Keliogg's evideuceJuly 12, 13,15 land...... Jan. 9 1 Kellogg's letter to McCormick Nominations, early (Ed.) Jan. 22 4 May 20 1 President, a southerner for (C.) Leot's evidence..Aug. 15, 16, 18 Jan. 7 5 Devisee's evidence June 711 President, choosing of, Curtis' s Lilley's evidence .June 11 2 1 plan ...... April 10 8 Little's evidence June 29 3 3 President and Senators (C.) — Lord, S.. views of May 20 1 5 Jan. 7 5 " Louisiana hole, that empty " Presidential Election Inquiry. (Ed.) Aug. 17 4 Anderson's, James E., evi- "Lying" (Ed.) July,'4, 5, dence: ...... Jan. 3,4,5,6,12 McLin's evidence!...June 10, 11 \ Anderson's, T. C., evidence.. Marks's evidence July 20 ^2 July 1,3 Matr.hews, S.. letter to Pot- Anderson-Jenks letters.. July 2 2 ter June 10 2 1 Appropriation for com. .June 1 1 Matthews, S., letters June 321 Baker. B., refuses to testify.. Matthews, S., letters andtel July '22 egrams June 7 2 Telegrams ...... June 11 3 Morey's evidence July 27,29 Blaxham's evidence...... June 6 2 "Mud" (Ed.) June25 4 2 Boynton's, H. V., evidence.. Nolan's evidence July 25 2 3 June 25, 28 Noyes's evidence June 29 3 3 Brewster's evidence____June 11 2 Packard's evidence July 1, 2 Burke's evidence____July 26, Palmer's evidence July 30 2 1 Aug. 21, 22.23, 24 Parker's evidence July 25 2 2 " Burlesque and travestv(Ed.) Patriots, duty o f (Ed.)..June 142 ' July 1 4 Pitkin's June 26,28 Butler's, Ben., work (Ed.)j uiy 15 4 " Points, few plain" (Ed.)July 6 4 Butler "la i e Potter " (Ed.).. " Politics, is this " (Ed.). -July 30 4 June 29 4 Potter Committee, what we Campbell's evidence____Jane 27 2 owe (Ed.) July 443 Capitulation,terms of(Ea.)Ang31 4 Potter's heavy contract (Ed.) Case, a plain (Ed.) ..... ,...Julv27 4 May 22 4 3 Chandler's, Wm. E., evidence Potter's resolution May 14 2 June 28, July 1 (See also Potter.) Cipher dispatches (See Tele- grams. Resolution, boomerang (Ed.).. "Collapse" (Ed.) ...... June 17 4 Aug. 16 4 Committee appoint H!____May21 i Results (Ed.) ."June 21 4 Committee, a word to the(Ed.) Robert's evidence Aug. 14, 15 June 28 4 Secret sessions proposed May30 1 1 Committeeadjoui'd(Ed.) Aug. 26 4 Sherman,J.,evidencs of. .June 322 Commiitte meet in Washing- Sherman's evidence. .July 25, 26 ton ...... Dec. 11 1 Sherman's evidence (Bel.)July 26 4 2 Clark's evidence.. June 15, 17, 19 Sherman's letters June 321 Dala's evidence ...... July 18 5 Sherman's request- for wit- Danford's evidence ...... July 24 5 nessesdenieu July 112 Darrall's evidence.... June 12, 13 " Side issues " (Eu.) May 24 4 5 Dennis's evidence. . . .June 28, Smedley's evidence July 12 2 4 2y, July 1 Smith's Gen. evidence.-June 14 2 4 Documents (EdJ ...... June 10 4 Steam's evidence June 29 3 3 Kdg^worth's evidence. .Aug. 26 2 '• Struck with common sense" Evarls's latter ...... June 15 5 (Ea.) July22 4 "FairPiav" (Ed.) ...... July 3 4 Sypher's evidence July 25, 27, 29 "Farceat New-Orleans"(Ed.) Teiegram—nominations to the Juiy 25 4 Cabinet June 11 2 Ferry, T. W., evidence of June 10 2 " Tempting Providence" (Ed.) '• Filisbustering operations " May 22 4 4 (Ed.) ...... July 27 4 Thornton's evidence Juiy 23 2 3 Forgery (Ed.) ...... June 22 4 Tomlinson's evidence July 11 8 2 Garfield's evidence ...... July 26 1 Trunibuirs evidence July 29 2 3 Gauthreane',s evidence. .Aug. 26 2 Wallace's evidence June 29 3 3 Green's evidence ...... July 23 2 Weober agreement identified Griffith's evidence ...... June 11 2 June 13 5 2 Webber's evidence.July 3, 4, 13 2 Webber's evidence (Ed.) July 443 " What shall it be" (Ed.)May 23 4 2 (Ed.) ...... Junel2 4 Witnesses "a glorious time " Hayes 's letters ...... June 8 2 (Ed.) July 644 Home's evidence ...... Aug. 24 10 Witnesses, "fixing" (Ed.)July 31 4 2 90 INDEX TO THE P—Press—Protection Date. Pg. Cl.\ P—Protest—Railroads Date. Pg. Cl. Press Asso., JN. Y., in council.. Protest, unrecorded" (Ed)Apl 25 4 4 June 20 5 2 i Protestant Epis. Diocese Con.. Press, East Indian.-March 16, ! Sept. 27 8 1 April 19 Protestantism—High and Low (See also Journalism and News- Church (Ed.) May 25 4 5 papers.) Public Burdens bill—veto.June 15 10 1 Preston, Jas. F.,sentence of Apl 821 Public servants, killing(Ed)Oct 18 4 3 Prime, S. T., ou JIarper's Public Woiks, Com. ot, report. -Drawer" June 125 Aug. 20 S 1 Prime, W. C., on the Castellani Public Works, Dept. of, report. collection Feb. 25 3 1 Feb. 831 Prince of Wales.-April 6. May Public Works, Supt. of, con- 30, June 8. 10, Nov. 21 cerning the office(C.) Jan. 24 5 4 Princesses, story concerning Publish< rs—American at Paris three Nov. 951 Exhibition (C.) Dec. 21 2 3 "Printer, an excited"—Defrees Pulasiu's heir March 29 1 3 (Ed.) July25 4 4 Pulitzer, Joseph Oct. 354 Printer, Public,report. .Jan. 12, Pulitzer. Joseph. (JEd.)Sept. 20, 21 Dec. 20 Pulpit themes. (See Sermons.) Printer. Public , report, sum- Purcell, Rev. Ed., financial mary Dec. 30 2 2 troubles Dec. 19, 28 Printers, strike of The World*.. Purcell, Wm., on the cipher dis- 3lec. 27, 28 patches Nov. 14 5 5 Printing;—changes of a genera- Parcel!, Win..on tlie November tion (Ed.) April 10 4 3 elections Nov. 935 Printing, public (Ed.)..Ma~rch Purdy-Morris election contest . 8, May 10, June 21 Feo. 26, 27, March 4, 5. 11, 12 Printing—Stereotype process.. Purdy, A. H., demaj.o^ue (Ed.) July 521 May 11 4 3 Printing -wonders of the press. Purroy brothers in court..Oct. 17 8 2 April 6, 9, 10 Putnam. J. Earle, case of..Feb. 25 8 5 Prisons. Pyne's, Jno., bookstoie May 11 6 3 Auburn—change of Wardens. Dec. 3, 6 Q. Crow Hill, prisoners at..Feb. 23 8 2 Quarantine—reports.. Jan. 14, Improvements needed — S. Fet\ 13 Touseyon Jan.14 3 1 Quarry, fighting for a-...Sept. 23 2 2 I>abor April 16 5 4 "Queer" (Ed) March 11 4 2 Labor contracts—letter from Quincey's, Major, statement.. "A Workingman" Dec. 28 5 4 Sept. 21 2 5 (See also Labor.) Quinn, Mark,attempt at suicide New—concerning a site (C.).. Sept. 681 Jan. 26 3 3 R. New-Jersey investigation—re- Rae, W. F., letter from Aug. port March20 2 3 13, Sept. 10 New-Jersey treatment of pris Rafferty and Williams, card oners Jan. 18 8 1 from April25 5 5 New-Jersey, treatment of Railroads. prisoners (Ed) Jan. 29 4 3 Accident,Atlantic ave., Brook- Receipts and expenr'ituresOct 17 1 5 lyn Sept. 30 2 2 Report of Supt. Pilsbury.Jan. 22 5 3 Boston Oct. 9 1 4 Report of Prison Asso... .Feb. 2822 Boston—details Oct. 10 1 4 Sing Sing bribery June26 8 2 Canada Oct. 5 1 Sing Sing statistics.-May 3, Conn. Western, near Tariff- July 2 ville Jan. 16, 17, 18 Snake Hill—troubles Jan. 13 5 6 Conn. Western—verdictFeb. 25 2 • Tombs, management of (Ed.). Conn. Western—verdict(Ed.) March 18 4 4 Feb. 26 4 4 Privateers, concerning(Ed)May 343 Delaware July 184 Privateers for Russia..April 26, 27 England Sept. 216 Privateers—rumors May 10 1 5 Fayettville. N. Y Nov. 27 1 4 Privateers and cruisers (Ed.).. Girder at No.21 BowervMay 22 8 5 May 142 Grand Rapids,near Lockw'd, Proctor, Redfield, sketch of May 24 1 5 Mich Aug. 29 5 1 Proctor, R. A., on betting at Hamilron, Ont NOT 25 1 3 horseraces June 851 Hudson River Feb. 22 1 6 Produce Exchange, renort of.. Hudson River—detaila.Feb. 23 8 5 " March 23 10 2 Long Island Sept. 27 8 2 Produce market—British (Ed.). Long Island — Fresh Pond Dec. 243 Junction Sept.13 8 2 Property-owners 42rt-st Oct. 19 10 1 Mahanoy City, Penn..Nov. 18 *1 5 Prophecies—Dr. Gumming.Dec. 10 4 5 Massachusetts Aug. 8 1 Prophet, Italian Aug. 26 1 6 Metroj.olitan Elev..Sept. 28 Protection—demonstration at Oct. 15, Nov. 12, Dec. 10 Pittsburg Feb. 11 8 3 New-Brunswick Nov. 16 10 " Protection "—W. G. Sumner's New-York Elev Aug.15, paper April 19 5 6 28, June 15, Dec. 25 (See also Trade.) Northwestern in Tenn. .Jan. 14 3 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1878. 91 R—Railroads Date. ry. ut. i£—Railroads JDate. Pg. Cl. Pan-Handle atSteubenville, " Cross-town trap, a " (Bd.).. Ohio Aufir. 8 1 6 Oct. 445 Pittsbur^ Fe>>. 14 1 ,3 Delaware and Bound Brook Prospect Park and Coney Is- affairs Aprilll I 5 land MaySl 8 3 Detroit and Mil.',sale of..Sept. 583 Richmond an 1 Fred'g..Feb. 26 1 4 Dividends—watered (C.) Feb. 265 Russia — twenty persons Earninirs(Ed.) June 12 4 3 killed , Dec.23 1 6 Eastern suit decision July 223 Sasinaw March 12 5 5 Elevated and rapid transit Vermont Nov. 16 LO 3 (Ed.) May 344 Virginia April 27 2 1 El Paso suit, verdict.. March 13 1 6 Wales Oct. 21 5 5 Erie, accounts — McHenry's Albany and Susquehanna, an- Jan. 825 nualreport Dec. 3 6 2 Bonds, foreign Aug. 371 Amazon ----- Be3. 25 8 2 Earnings and expenses Dec. 19 2 8 Bait, and Ohio annual repNoy. 19 2 5 Fees paid to lawyers Feb. 13 2 5 Dividends April 11 1 5 Fifty years asro July 6 5 1 Litigation Jan. 4. 5,7, 10, Baltim're and Potomac annual li; 14, 17, 19. 30. Feb. 9, meeting June 13 5 4 19, March 6, 22, 23, 2o, Belt line—steam question — Apr 1 2, 22, 23. May 4, March 11, April 3 Sept. 20, Dec. 9 Ble'ecker Street troublesApril 1 3 1 Litigation,five decisions. Bolivian March 4 1 6 March 22 2 6 Boston and Alb. elects officers Management, English stock- Feb. 14 1 3 holders o n March 581 Finances. Oct. 26 1 2 Mortgage Oct. 10 8 3 Boston and Providence earn- Outlet, seeking an Eastern ings Nov. 5 1 6 Jan. 732 Boston to Chicago—progress Reorganization scheme Jan. 825 Feb. 27 5 4 Reorganization scheme op- Boulevard proj ect Nov. 25 8 1 posed Jan. 10 3 4 Brazilian Feb. I 1 1 Report of earnings Aug. 3 10 4 Bridge, a dangerous, on the Report to the State engine'r Maine Central Feb. 18 4 6 Dec. 18 5 2 Broadway —project discussed Sale of ....April 23 8 1 Dec. 12 2 6 Forebodings (Ed.) 3uly 17 4 3 Brooklyn, F. and C. i., open- Forged bonds Ausr. 19 2 3 ing of July 2 1 4 Freight confined to certain Brooklyn rantran Aug.2,Dec.23,24 lines I\jarch22 10 3 Brooklyn rapid transit, ground Freight compact abandoned.. broken June 3 5 5 June 33 5 4 Brooklyn street earnings.Jan. 1 8 1 Freight, percentages of March 2S 8 1 Buffalo, Corry and Pittsburg Freight rates..Jan. 9, 25, Feb. fails Junell 8 2 13,14, 15, May 11, Dec. 13 Central Pacific—books.... Oct. 31 1 4 Freight rates. Coloiado..May 17 8 4 Cnanges Feb. 28 8 4 Freight rates, merchants on. - Chesapeake and Ohio,sale Apl 3 1 6 Feb. 18 . 2 4 Chesapeake and Ohio troubles Freight rates, Southern June Oct. 30 8 2 21, 24 Chi.,Rur.aTidQuincy rep'tFeb. 19 8 4 Gilbert (See Metropolitan). Chi., Mil. and St. P. affairs.... Government bargains (Ed.).. Aug. 19 2 3 March 21 4 3 Chi., Mil. and St. P. election.. Grand Trank—defence...Jan. 29 2 1 Juue 10 2 4 Harlem, defrauded by passen- Chicago ana Northwe tern, gers Jan. 17 8 1 shareholders May 10 8 4 Indianapolis and Blooming- Chicago and Southern, sale of ton, sale of Oct. 31 1 3 April 25 1 3 Kansas Pac.,charges agtMureh 2 10 5 Columbus, Chicago and Ind. Claims Jan. 852 suit Aug. 14 3 1 Earnings Aug. 926 Combinations—Western June 5 8 2 Finances Oct. 182 Coaey Island July 2 1 4 Reorgan. scheme July 1, 26, Coney Island, stock sold.June 26 8 5- Sept. 17 Conference concerning East- Securities July 20 8 1 bound pool Nov. 11 8 1 Suits April 17, Deo. 28 Conference of officials..March Troubles July 526 7,8 Lake Shore reports May 1, Conference at Saratoga. -July Dec. 6 12, 24, 25, Aug. 21, 22, 23, Land grants. .Feb. 23, March 24,26 14, July'23, Sept. 4 Conference of Rep. in Chicago Long Branch—new April 27 5 Pec. 19 5 5 Long Branch troubles July 8, Conference of trunk line man- 13, 18 agers.-Jan. 29, 30, 31, Dec. 6, 7 Long Branch—West EndJune 5 1 Conference of Western rail- Long Island debts Feb. 434 roadmen June 12 2 5 Long Island interests Dec. 225 Connecticut Valley affairsJan. 10 2 2 Long Island (new) Oct. 3 5 INDEX TO THE It— Railroads Date. Pg. CL R—Railroads Date Pg. Cl Long Island — projected and Ohio anaMississippi directors completed ...... Dec. 25 8 2 meet March 13 1 6 Manitoba ...... March 22 1 3 Ohio and Missouri—letter from Metropolitan Eley. (formerly a "bondholder" Nov.23 7 6 Gilbeit) complaints. .July 3, Pacific: debt,Burritt's plan to Oct. 12, 14 pay March 231 Condemned by Grand Jury Debt March 655 Oct. 216 Funding bill March 15 2 6 Criticism (Ed.) ...... June 18 4 5 Text o f March 512 Elects directors...... July 825 Passed House .April 25 1 3 Mortgage.. July 11, Ausr. 6, Report of SenateCom.Maf 12 2 1 21, 22 Land Grants Sept. 414 Opening o f...... June 585 Pro-rating... Jan. 19 1 1 Overcrowding of cars (Ed.) Settlements (Ed.)....March.21 4 3 Oct. 19 4 5 Pacific roads—accounts..Dec. 9 1 ^2 Suit.... Jap. 15, 21, Sept. 16,17 Passenger r^tes March 16 3 4 Mexico, air line to, proposed. . Pennsylvania: budge at New- Feb. 26 1 3 Brunswick bur *.edM arch 11 2 4 Milwaukee and St.. Paul ex-- Elects officers March 27 5 6 tensions ...... May 11 2 4 Fraud, charged with..Oct. 29 2 2 Milwaukee and St. Paul Refuses to pay its notesJun 18 8 3 troubles ...... Aug. 13 8 5 Report, annual (Ed.)March 542 MissouuPac.reorg an. .April 17 1 4 Report of stockholders.Mar 26 1 5 Montciair and Greenwood, af- Route-book (Ea.) June 18 5 6 lairs ...... Aug. 16, 17. 19 Stockholders annual "meet- Bondholders ...... Julv 18 2 3 ing MarchlS 1 6 Extension ...... Julv 1 2 6 Pitts burg and Steubenvil e Meeting of officers ...... Oct. 3184 suit March 12 3 3 Reorgan. Scheme...... Sept. 681 Pool, East-bound Nov. 915 Sale of ...... Cct. 19 7 2 Pool, effect of—letter Jan. 2 3 4 Transfer ...... Dec. 19 8 3 Pool, Southwestern Feb. 27 2 2 Morris and Essex annual rep't Pools—Vanderbllt's letter Feb. 22 8 3 June 27 5 4 New-Jersey Central annual Port Royal reorganization.. June 25 2 5 report...... March 28 5 5 Port Royal, sale o f June 784 New-J ersey Central reorgani- " Rapid but limited transit " zation scheme____Jan. 9, 15, (Ed.) Junel8 4 5 Feb. 26 Rap. transit in Brooklyn, June New-Jersey law...... Jan. 356 3, Aug. 2, Dec 23, 24 New-York Central elects offi- Rates—Chamber ofCommerce cers...... June 682 on Jan. 31 1 4 Land on Sixty-sixth -st ...... Rates, controlling (Ed.)..Feb. 1<> 4 3 R—Bipley—Roberts Date. Pg. Cl. R—Roberts-Bowing Date. Pg. Cl. Bipley, Geo.," letter of regrst— Boberts, W. M., goes to Brazil. Taylor dinner April 646 Nov. 954 Bipon, Lord Aug. 15 4 6 Robertson's charges agt. Jiio. Bitter. F. L., lecture " Church Sherman (Ed.) May 28 4 4 Music" March 29 5 5 Robertson. Win. H., political Ritualistic Controversy. work in Westchester Dec. 10 5 2 " Ecclesiastical Pleasantries" • Robeson, Hon. Geo. M. (Ed.) Jan. 18 4 5 Charges June 17 1 2 Ewer F .C., o n Jan. 422 Charges Dec. 18 1 2 Dunmore, H.. on Feb. 22 6 6 Contracts Jan. 23 1 2 Hopkins. J. H., on Jan. 18 2 3 Letter to Harmer Dec. 18 1 2 Hutchins, Chaa. L., on..Jan. 25 2 3 Nona, for Congress Sept. 19 8 3 Letter from an Epis. clergy- Testimony concerning iron- man Jan. 226 clads April 282 Letter from "F. T. B."..Jan. 855 Vindicated June 26 1 3 Letter fro o "H. M. S."..Jan. 26 6 2 Robinson, E. N., case oi!... .Jan. 16 8 3 Powers, H. N., on Jan. 14 5 4 Robinson FemaleSeminaryAug 6 1 2 Sparks, J - W., on... Feb. 233 Robinson, Lucius, Gov. New- Biver improvements (N. Y.) York. Gen. Newton's report Dec. 11 1 2 Bills signed by..Feb. 26, May Biver improvements (.N. Y.) " 22, 23, 24, June 4 westside Nov, 28 8 1 Charges agt. Supt. Smyth. Pel) 22 2 1 "Rivers,"Kiskiminetas and Con- Message Jan. 216 emauga April 24 4 2 (Ed.) Jan. 242 Rivers, mysterious (C.).... May 4 2 5 Reception—Manhattan Club. Boach, Jno.. on labor troubles May 3154 Aug 29 2 1 Schools, and the (C.) Jan. 26 6 5 Robbery. Parqon of Doyle ISov. 9 2 2 Allen, "Wes" March 15 3 2 Pardonsby Jan. 732 Bank—Dexter, Me Feb. 28 5 1 Veto, Canal bill May 14 8 4 East Cambridge, Mass.Mar. 18 5 5 Veto, supplemental codeMar. 15 2 - 2 Fishkill Oct. 11 1 5 Vetoes. .Ap] 30. May 14,June 15 Holmes's Aug. l 1 6 Robinson's, S.. poem "I'll See* , Irving National JLine 17 1 4 You Later" Nov. 223 Italy. Nov. 951 Rodenbough's, Theo. F., paner Manhattan Sav.,Oct. 28. 29, 30 o n theArmy C-'et. 572 Manhattan—arrests Dec. 14 1 4 Rodgers, John, on observations. Bond— Broad-st.,No. 16..Dec. 30 8 1 Feb. 22 3 2 Bond, a t4 9 Nassau-st Jan. 332 Boelle, Junker & Co.: whiskey Bond—St. John, N. B Dec. 13 1 6 case Jan. 25 1 2 Bonds—Philadelphia bankers Rogers. Father, attacked..Oct. 26 3 4 July 482 Rogers, S. S., sketch of Oct. 411 Brooklyn—No. 22 Court-st., Rogers, T. M.,attempt at suicide $10,000 Jan. 29 8 1 March 16 10 3 Car—Third-ave June 12 2 3 " Bogues Gallery at Washing- Diamond in Paris ...—Dec. 23 5 3 ton "(Ed.) June 442 Dimmitt, Chas. H Jan. 21 1 3 Bohman, Isaac,flightof..Aug. 255 Edwards, Geo., bank Jan. 14 3 2 Borne, architecture in—Aug. 24 6 2 Fourteenth-st., No. 40..Aug. 13 8 1 Bonier, Andrew, case of Dec. 10 1 5 Furniture—Jones's Jan. 482 Roosa, D. B. St. John—address. Grave- (See Grave) Feb. 23 2 6 Hall, Jos. P., o f $2,950..Aug. 554 Boosevelt, J. B. Astor wed- Highway in Baltimore—bank ding Nov. 19 5 4 director Sept. 2025 Boosevelt, Lydia M March 12 4 6 Highway—Brooklyn,on Presi- Boosevelt, B. B., letter : fishery dent-st March25 5 2 exposition Dec. 24 5 1 Highway on Thirtieth-st. Mar 26 2 6 Roosevelt, Theo., tributes to.. Mail in Chicago Nov. 26 5 3 Feb. 16. 18 Moore, A. C , bank robber.Apl 2525 Rose, E.K., sentence of..April 821 Nevers, H. K., $2,700....Jan. 15 8 1 Rosebery-Bothschild marriage Railway—Atchison, Kan.Aug. 15 1 3 March 21 1 3 Railway—Texas Feb. 25 3 2 Rosen dale quarries—row..Sept. 17 10 4 Biver pirates Aug 923Ross, Charne. case Feb. 4, 5 Butter's house on 58th-st.Dec. 19 1 4 Boss, Henry P., sketch of .May 24 6 3 Stage—Black Hills Sept. 28 1 5 Ross, Miles (Ed.) Sept. 744 Vesey-st.,No.57—$3u,OOO.Aug 515 Ross, Miles, re-nominated for Vessel and cargo, a March 14 1 4 Congress Aug.21 5 3 Wall-st.—TidbalTs pocket-b'k Rossa, O'Donovan, lecture in Sept. 923 Torontp(Ed.) March 20 4 4 (See also Burglary, Defalca- Rouraania quarrel with Russia. tions, Embezzlement and April 11 5 5 Forgery.) Rousseau,centenary of(Ed)July 242 Bobbins, H. W., sketch of .May 1153 Roussel, J. Baptiste, adven- Roberta's, E. H., telegrams to tures of June 21 5 1 Daly Aug. 27 5 4 Row—" But it was in keeping" Roberts, M . O.—steamers.April 224 (Ed.) Feb. 15 4 3 Roberts, W. H., evidence of Bowdyism rampant (Ed.). .Feb. 13 4 5 Aug. 14, 15 Bowing. (See Regatta.) 96 INDEX TO THE R-Rowa—Sala Date. Pq. CL S—Sala—Schleicher Date. Pg. ( down's, Jos.S., vson Feb. 16 10 1 Charges ag.. Macready 'Ed.) Royal family, grants to -.July 25 1 5 'March 444 Royali, Wm.C., cnallenffe.-Oct. 21 1 3 Salaries, a curiosity in April 20 1 3 Royalty in the Dominion (Ed) . Sale, a melancholy (Ed.).. Anril 18 4 5 Nov. 26 Salisbury, Ruggles, Saml B.,on parksMar 29 accorded clvie freeuo:n.. Aug. 514 Runkle, B. P., case of..Jan. 12, Circula'r on tho Eawfc rn 22, March 28 Question Aj;ril 214 Runkle's, B. P.. pamphlet..Jan. 14 Fishery Award—Letter co Rushing, Jno., F., evidence: Evarts Nov. 15, 18 live stock ring March 12 Foreign Minster, made.. Mar 30 1 4 Ruskin-Hiil quarrel Feb. 28 Order of the Garter, invested Rusxin-Whistler "critic and with Juiy25 5 4 painter" (Ed.).. Dec. 9 Scliouvaloff, agreement.June 28 4 4 Ruskin-Whistler libel suit.Nov Schouvaioff, agreement (Ed.) 27, Dec. 26 July 444 London letter, "G.W.S.".Dec. 9 1 4 Treatv of Berlin, on the..Julv 18 1 5 Rusling, Gen., case of Sept. 9 5 4 Salt, concerning April 18 2 4 Russel!, Carrie, case of..March 27 8 2 Springs in Dakota June 24 1 3 Russell, Earl, career, letter Springs i n Syracuse Dec. 413 trom"G. W. S." June 14 Saltonstall. L., and the cipher Russell, Earl, death of May 29 disp'es (Ed.).Ocr. 12, Nov. 15, 22 Russell, L. W.. elec. Regent of Saltonstall, L., " the coparcen- the University Jan. 16 ers' Dummy " (ErJ.) Nov. 23 4 3 Russia. Samoan Islands—has England Afghan relations Nov. 23 seized them April 12 5 5 Book-shops Nov. 29 Sampson, X1., as a detective. Aug- i & 1 Concessions (Ed.) June 1 Sanay Hook Bar Oct. 25 3 1 Constantinople, and (Ed.)Feb. 8 Sandon, Viscount Jan. 29 1 5 India, advance (may.)---Aug. 16 San Francisco, mining com- India, advance on (C.)-.Aug. 24 panies (Ed.) Nov. 28 4 4 India, designs upon (Ed.) Aug 16 San Francisco, Syndicate. .Jan. 815 Justice in Jan. 5 Sanitary legislation —State Mavtia! law Aup-. 29 Sept. 21 2 5 Military trial (Ed.) Aug. 28 Santa Cruz, revolt Oct. 5, 24 Naval preparations (Ed.)May 11 Santo Domingo Affairs Nov. i:-i 1 6 Nihilism (Ed.) May 6, Aug Elections...' Apl. 24, June 7 28, Oct. 26 Revolt.Jan. 25, Feb. 23, Aug. Powers and the Jan. 4, 5 26, Sept. 3 Reform's f > om below (Ed.)Oct. '26 Saratoga in mid-Season....Aug. 12 5 2 Riazon, destruction of Oct. 24 Saratoga. Summer Life in..j uly 27 3 3 Roumanian quarrel April 6 Sargent's D. A.. School Dec. 14 2 3 Sea coast, right to (C.)..March 2 Sargent, Hon. Aaron A Students' petition Dec. 23 Cmiiese bill (Ed.) June 12 4 4 Students, revolt of.. ..Dec. 21, 31 Chinese Question, on the Terrorism Dec. 24 March 831 Trial—a state (Ed.) May 6 Life-Sav. Service bill (i«3 S—Schofield—Schroeder Date. Pg. S^Schucker—Scott Date. Pq. CL Schofield, G. W., nom.for Reg- Schuckers's. J. W., report of a ister of the Treasury..March 27 1 conference on finance Mar. 29 5 4 Schooley's Mountain Springs, Scburz, Carl, Sec. of Interior. N. J.-letter Aug. 31 2 Agents (Ed) Mar. 25 4 Clarke, J. F., defence of..May 18 2 1 Schools. Criticised April 15 1 1 Advertisements (Ea.)...Sept. 7 4 Freedmen's Hospital inquiry Commiss'ners, appointment of April 2 1 Nov. 21 8 " German, as a "—letter from Consolidating Feb. 21 8 "G. H." June 15 5 3 District of Columbia April 29 Indian service, his defenceJan 16 5 5 Expenses, cutting down.Feb. 14 3 (Ed.) /Jan. 16 4 2 Federal interference with Indian service, on the July 18 1 4 State (Ed.) / Jan. 24 4 Lands, public, on July 24 2 4 Foster Com June 18 2 Letter to M cCrary—Indian Houses, repairirg Nov. 15 8 agencies Dec. 281 Inspection of May 3 2 Letter to Sherman—Indian Light in March 22 5 service Nov. 20 1 4 New-Jersey Sunday, Asso. in Letter to Sherman—Smith case convention Nov. 15 Jan. 26 1 2 Officers, election of Dec. 5 Machine "reformers" (Ed.) Opening, Sept. (Ed.)—Sept. 13 4 Jan. 15 4 3 Physical culture—Sargent's Report, annual Nov. 28 2 5 Dec. 14 Resignation—talk Jan. 11 5 6 Poughkeepsie Dec. 12 St. Louis Post Office, and the Poughkeepsie controversy.. Jan. 11 5 5 Dec. 21, 28 Seelye, on Jan. 16 5 5 Public,absurdities of (C.)June 1 Speech at Boston—fin anceOct 29 2 6 Public estimate Sent. 27 Speech at Cincinnati—finance Public, system of (C.).-June 8 Sept. 30 2 5 Public, system of (C.)..June 22 Testimony—Indian Bureau St. Paul's, Concord, N.H.Aug. 6 transfer Dec. 713 Science in (Ed.) April 15 Timber cases. Mar.1,14,15,22. 25 Sunday, assembly at Atlanta Schutzen Fest (Ed.) June 20 4 5 April 18 Schuyler's, E., " Cossacks "— Sunday,assembly at Chautau- Kennan's attack July 2763 qua.... Aug. 3 Schuyler. E., reply to Kennan Sunday, growth of Oct. 23 Aug. 253 Superintendents, salaries of Schuyler, E., on the Eastern Nov. 28 question July 314 System of teaching (Ed.)Sept. 13 Schuyler, George, report on ca- System of teaching—"The La- nals ' . Jan. 231 borious Parent" (Ed,) Dec. 9 Schuyler, T. S.,tributes to.Sept. 24 8 2 Criticism by Chapin—Dec. 18 Schwab, Justus, as a specula- Taxation (C.) Jan. 26 tor^.) July25 4 4 Teachers—fines March 22 Schwab, Justus, on Socialism Teachers, Germ an-American, June 11 1 5 in convention.. .July 30, 31, Scnwensen, H. F., sketch of Aug. 1, 2 Nov. 27 2 3 (Ed.) Aug. 6 Science—Academy session in Teachers, qualifications of.. New-York Nov. 631 March 9 Academy—National in session Teachers' salaries—Comm'r April 17 1 3 Wickham's views Feb. 1 Ameiican, abroad Jan. 28 1 2 Teachers' salaries—p r ot e s t American Association—Ses- aet. reduction Jan. 30 sion in St. Louis—-Aug. 22,23 Teachers'salariQS reduced Jan 31 24, 26, 28, 29 Teachers'salaries reducedFeb 12 Astronomy (SeeAstronomy.) Teachers session in Albany Economy (Ed.) May843 July 11 Notes for the neople—Jan. 5,12 Trenton High, commencem'nt 19, 26, Feb. 2, 9, 16. 23 June 26 6 March 2, 9 16, 23, 30, April Virginia—free '..Dec. 7 10 6, 13, May 18, 25, June 1. 8 Westboro State Reform..Feb. 20 5 15, 22, 29, July 6, 13, 20, 27 Wilson Industrial Anniver- Aug. 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, Sept. 7 sary April 5 8 14, 21, 28, Oct. 5, 12, 19, 26 (.See also Education.) Nov. 2,9, 16, 23, 30, Dec. 7, 14 Schoonmaker, A., on the canals 21, 28 April 5 5 Social. Congress meets mBos- Schouvaloff, Count, on Asiatic ton Jan. 10 3 3 Hordes July 3 1 Scofield, Martha, letter fr.Nov. 244 Schouvaloff's mission (Ed.)May24 4 Scolding, philosophy of (Ed.) Schrack, J. H., case of—Jan. 31 5 March 542 Schrack, J. H., case of (Ed.) Scotch bankiner (Ed.) Oct 21 4 3 Feb. 7 4 Scott, Thomas A., argument, Schroeder's.F.W.,air ship. .July 25 2 Texas & Pgfc. Railroad...Feb. 812 Card from Aug. 17 2 Railroad prospects, on..Aug. 28 1 4 Inventor Aug. 13 8 Oil producers, and the Oct. 8 10 4 98 INDEX TO THE S—Scott—Sermons Date. Pg. Cl. S—Sermons Date. Pg. Cl Kiots, on March25 1 5 " Communion with Christ," Scribner, Armstrong & Co.— Sevan's Feb. 432 change of firm June 14 4 5 '•Dangers Met in DoingGood" Scriptural quotations (Ed.)Jan 31 4 4 MacArthur's July 15 3 l Sea, at (Ed.) July 22, Nov. 27 " Divinity of Christ," Beech- Kara Nov. 963 er's... July 15 3 1 Inhabitants April 19 2 4 "Farewells of the World," SicJin ess, preventing—June 29 6 1 Alger's Oct. 21 2 6 Serpent Sept. 19 4 6 '• Fatherhoodof God," Beech- " Rival o f (Ed.K.March 944 er's - AprillS 2 3 Sea Cliff Camp Ground quarrel " Fight for Faith," Dr. New- Jan. 831 man's - Sept. 30 2 4 Seamen's Friend Society..Mav 721 " Friends in Heaven," Armi- Seaside cottage—card from Miss tage's May 13 2 5 Jaftray June 26 5 1 " Future Punishment." Chad- Secor Sewing Machine Comp'ny wick's Feb. 751 —Hamilton suit.... July 24 2 6 " God, Fatherhood of " Beecn- Secrets, great political (Ed,) er's May 624 • Feb. 21 4 2 " God' Goodness," Dr. Storrs See, I. M., case of May 25 2 4 April 125 See, T. B., case of Sept. 26 4 4 " God' Love for," Vincent's.. Seelye, Prof. J. H. March 18 2 4 Indian inquiry, on the—Jan. 17 5 5 "God's, Love," Crosby's..Apl. 15 2 3 Indian inquiry, on the Jan. 1812 " God's Spirit," Bridgman's.. Indian management, on ..Jan. 15 4 3 Oct. 7 6 1 Seizures—report of the special •' Good Shepherd's Care," agents Dec. 3 10 4 Conkling's May 13 2 4 Selkirk—concerning April 27 1 2 "Hell," on Feb. 11 2 4 Sellers, David W., on the Pres- " Hell,the True," Alger's.Feb. 25 2 3 idency (Ed.) Oct. 30 4 5 " Household Law," the R iv. Bemler, L., case of Jan. 29 3 2 Dr, Washburn's.- April 125 Senate. U. S. (See Congress). " Ideas, Association of," Senators, drunken Feb. 26 5 3 Beecher's May 27 2 4 Senators a s sureties March 613 "Judgment Day," Chapin's.. Senator's wife, a (Ed.)...March 11 4 4 Jan. 26 2 3 " Senses"—Maudsley's article.. " Kingdom of God." Beech- (Ed.) Nov. 28 4 5 er's Oct. 731 Seraievo, capture of,by Austria " Life," R. S. Storrs's Jan. 28 8 2 Aug. 21 1 S " Life's Contest," Beecher's... Sermons. March 426 " Atheistic Argument for " Light of Grace," Dr. Tyng's Endless Suffering"—Pull- March 18 2 3 man's Feb. 25 2 2 " Living by Faith," Beecher's " Bethel," Wm. M. Taylor's.. Oct. 21 2 6 April 125 " Love," Hayner's Dec. 951 " Burdens of Others," Ormis- " Man's Immortality,"Alger's ton's March 18 2 3 March 426 " Children," Rylance's...Feb, 431 "Children, Christian," Dr. •' Men Inspired by God," Hail's May 624 Beecher's March 18 2 3 " Christ as the High Priest," "Men's Rig it to Use their Rea- Beecher's April 825 son," Beecher's May 13 2 4 " Christ, Fellowship with" " Ministers." Beecher's..Mar. 11 2 6 Budington's May 624 " Momentous Choice," Ormis- " Christ's Divinity," Corbit's ton's 1 July 15 3 1 July 22 S 1 " Mora , and Physical Blind- " Christian Contentment, " ness," Chapin's March 426 Johnson's July 22 3 1 "Paul's Faith," Tyng's.. July 824 " Christian Enjoyment," Cros- " Poor, Cry of the" May 1324 by's July 824 " Prayer. Nature of," Wash- 4' Christain Life,'' Booth's burn's Mav 27 2 3 July 22 3 1 "Preaching:" Dr. Armitaere s " Christian Life, A" Elder's.. Feto. 11 2 5 March 25 2 4 " Prophetic Conferen ce," " Christian Minister," Cham- Tyng's Nov. 11 5 4 bers's May 20 2 4 " Protestantism," Beecher's.. " Christian Socialism," Dr. May 20 2 3 Ludlow's Sept. 23 2 6 "Religion," Dr. Crosby's " Christianity," Beecher's — March 11 2 6 May 20 2 4 " Religion, experience in." " Christianity," Hepworth's.. Bellows's July 22 3 1 April 826 " Ripeningof God's harvest," "Church Decoration," Pot- Armitage's Fet). 431 ter's Oct. 14 2 4 " Sacraments," Dr. Jno.Hall's " Churches —Relations of " March 25 2 4 Dean Stanley's Nov.. 224 "Self-denial," Tiffany's--Feo. 431 •' Communion-—close." Hull's. " Self-sacrince,"Dr.Andrews's May 20 2 4 April 825 -YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1878. 99 S—Sermons—Sharks Date. Pg. Cl. S—Shaving—Sherman Date. Pq. Cl. " Sowing and Reaping,"Whit- Shaving—Dr. A. P. Dutcher on. on's July 15 S 1 Nov. 13 4 5 "Shakes* 3are and the Stage," Shaw, Albert D., banquet..May do 1 4 Haweis's May 18 2 6 Shaw, Richard, attempt at sui- "Soldier, duty of the," Beech- cide March 13 8 4 er's May 13 5 5 Shaw, W. G., Fowler nghtSept. 7 10 2 " Solomon's search for Happi- Sheep—Rocky Mountain..Aug. 363 ness," Dr. Deems's Sept. 30 2 4 Shellabarger, Judge, on the "Sorrow," Beecher's ...June 10 2 3 Tilden cipher dispatches Oct. 21 1 6 " S«rrow," Wm. M. Taylor's.. Shelley's last davs Aug. 15 2 3 Feb. 431 Shelton's.Chas'. T., cure for con- " Soul Known to God," Coe's sumptives Nov. 30 2 5 Dec. 30 3 1 Shepard, E. F., on bank note *' Sunday Question," Potter's printing Feb. 725 May 20 2 5 Shepard, E. F., report on city "Temptation," Armitage's.. ordinances July 13 7 1 April 826 Shepherd, O. L., case of—Feb. "True Greatness and True 27. March 4 Religion," Chapm's....April 15 2 3 8here All, flight of Dec. 23 1 6 Tyng's, Stephen H., farewell ShereAli,private life of..Dec. 18 4 5 Shere Ali vindicated Dec. 10 1 6 " Vice in New-York," Tal- Sheridan, Phil. H.,-Whalen suit mage's Oct. 14,21,28 Dec. 3, 4, 5, 6,10.17, 18, 20 "Wars," Beecher's Dec. 30 8 1 Sheriffs Office—charges agt " Workingmen," Sevan's Mch 18 2 4 Sept. 10, 11, 12, 14, 16, 18, 25, " Sermons." Geo. Putnam'sDec. 10 6 1 26, Nov. 8, 11 Secmons in chips—" Draw po- Sheriffs Office—fees—Bar Asso. ker," ^Ed.) Dec. 244 report Dec. 11 1 6 Servants, concerning (C.)..Feb. 2 « 2 Sherman's, E., reports Dec. 31 1 2 Service, independence of..July 10 1 4 Sherman, Jno., Sec'y ot Treas'y. Settlers i n America,first..July626 Banks and Resumption, on Sewall, Frame, card from..July 153 (Ed.) April 3 4 Seward, Gov., a story Jan. 24 5 2 Bill to prevent Custom frauds Seward, Geo. F., case of Feb. May 10 1 3 28. March 8, 9, April 22, 24. Bond operations March 855 May 1,2,060.10,21,28 Bonds, 4*2 per cents—circular Seward, George JB'., Meyers's Jan. 17 1 1 charges Jan. 24 1 2 i Bonds, 4 ^ per cents, his suc- SeweU, Wm. J., his citizenship cess (Ed.) April 29 4 2 (Ed.). Dec. 11 4 4 Brown correspondence ..June 21 1 5 Sewer gas i n houses May 426 Charges—Anderson retracts.. Lecture—Bayles's March 13 5 6 Oct. 26 1 1 Victims JulylO 5 6 Charges of Hewitt,deniesDec. 25 1 4 Seymour—the witness (Ed.)July 644 " Charges and Commissions " Seymour, George F. cases, on the April 19 1 2 Bishop, accepts office May 29 8 6 Cipher dispatches, on theSept.13 5 3 Bishop, consecrated June 12 5 5 Cipher dispatches, on the Oct. 19 1 6 Bishop, elected Jan. 812 Circular about silver Sept. 14 1 4 Bishop, declines office of .April 851 Circulars—Resumption ..Dec. 21 1 1 Election—Hall's letter Jan. 12 3 4 Conference withN. Y.bankers Letter toDr. Houghton.-Jan. 11 2 2 July 12 5 4 Seymour, Hon. Horatio. Conference with N. Y. Clear- Address—Dairy fair Dec. 361 ing House Nov. 12 1 6 Education, on June 20 2 2 Conference with Syndicate Letter to Brooks ; State issues members Oct. 15 8 2 Oct. 26 7 1 Contract—fifty millions (Ed.) Water routes, o n May 352 April 13 6 4 Seymour, O. S., report on Inger- Contract with the Syndicate, soli-Tweed suit.., March22 5 2 full text April 23 1 2 Shafer. Ira, speech at Cooper In- Critics (Ed.) April 542 stitute Oct. 31 1 1 Custom House entries, order Shafer. Ira, and the Working- concerning Feb. 16 10 2 man July 12 5 6 Custom House reform Feb. 653 Shaffer, C., and the Temperance Democracy, on (Ed.) April 24 4 2 Union Nov. 14 2 4 Dinner to Congressmen ..Jan. 29 8 4 Shatter, W. R-, on Mexican af- Estimates,concerning(C.)Jan. 734 fairs Jan 8, 9 Evidence before the Potter Shakers and the second coming Committee July 25, 26 o f Christ Nov. 783 Feliciana election returns,and Shakers on Hell, the March 16 2 6 the Mayl7 1 2 (See also Elder Evans.) "Halts" (Ed.) Sept. 16 4 2 Shanks, Wm. F. G.,onfcheLook- Hayt conflict Aug. 26, 28 out Mt. battle Aug. 9, 23 Indicting, talk about—letters Shannon. R. H., case of ..March 16 3 2 Feb. 12 1 2 Shark, a boy's struggle with.. Indictment—Louisiana case.. Aug. 10 3 2 Jan. 30 1 S Sharkfishingo f NantucketSept. 921 "Joke, can't take a "(Ed.)May 23 4 3 Sharks Aug. 922 Legal-tenders, and (Ed.) Mch. 28 4 3 100 INDEX TO THE S—Sherman—Shields Date. Pg. Cl. S—Shields—Shipwreck Date. PQ. Cl. Letter, defending Administra- Shields,Gen., .nomination—door- tion AprillS 1 5 keeper (Ed.) AprillS 6 5 Anderson June 3, Sept. 5 Ship, air, schroeder's July 25 2 3 Dodd—finance Nov. Ill Ship, an American, attacked in Friend in Canton, Ohio, to a the West Indies Aug. 19 5 6 March 12 5 2 Shipbuilding statistics Jan. 431 Grosvenor — finance Oct. 352 Shipping—fines on. in Spain.. James, concerning Daven- March 30 1 port March 29 8 2 Shipping in America —com- Morrill—finance Jan. 28 1 5 merce, foreign March 8 1 New-York Asso. Press —fi- Shipping interest Feb. 435 nance Sept. 20 I 4 Shipping—steer'g compass.May 31 8 4 Nichols Sept. 23 1 1 Ships, Am. war, abroad July 18 2 6 Potter May22 1 2 Ships, exactions from American Potter, concerning witness- Dec. 23 1 es July 10 1 1 (See also steamships.) Townsend June 10 1 4 Shipwreck. Louisiana election, on theFeb. 12 4 6 AdelDhi, str., boiler exp..Sept. 30 1 McLin confession, onthe.Apl. 27 1 1 Advocate, bark June 20 8 1 Policy of (Ed.).March 9, Sept. Arratoon Apear, steam^r-Feb. 25 . 2 6 12, 16, 18 Atacama,steamer, details.Jan. 784 PotterCommittee,and the(Ed.) Belle o the Bay Feb. 12 1 5 July 1142 Belle of the Bay (Ed.)... .Feb. 16 4 4 Potter resolutions, on theMay 17 1 3 Bertha, ship March 882 Powers (Ed.) June 27 4 a Bradley, D.L.,schooner.Feb. 23 8 1 Reply to IS. Y. bankers con- Byzantin, steamer Dec. 20 1 4 cerning his policy April 281 Caprice, pilot boat Feb. 515 Report, annual Dec. 325 Carl, Jesse, schooner April 812 Report on Government funds Carlo Frugoni, bark Sept. 20 8 in banks Dec. 21 1 1 Carroll, schooner..:. Nov. 29 8 4 Revenue—statement concern- Celestial Empire, ship..March 12 8 1 ing the Feb. 15 3 1 Childwall Hall, steamer.April 12 1 3 Robertson's charges (Ed.)May28 4 4 City of Chester, steamer, bv Silver, on the.. Feb.19, March 1 fire March 816 Policy March 15 2 4 City ox Dallas, steamer.. .Feb. 19 2 3 Specie payments, and (Ed.).. City of Houston, steamer.Oct. 26 1 5 July 13, Dec. 20 City of New-Bedford.prop.Apl. 29 5 2 Conference with bankers— Cleopatra, steamer Nov. 725 April 10, 11, 12 Cordelia, steamer March 11 1 6 Resume, nower to(Ed.)June 27 4 2 Cordery, schooner..- March 513 Talk with"a Senate comMch 20 1 1 Cotton Valley Dec. 2 1 Views March 21 5 1 Davis. A. S., ship Oct. 25 1 1 (Ed.) ; March 22, 23 Empress of India, str May 23 1 5 Speech at Cincinnati.... A ug. 29 2 2 Eurydice, ship March 25 . 1 5 Cumberland, Ma Oct. 25 5 3 Eurydice, ship, derails.March 26 1 3 Harrisburg Nov. 412 Express, steamer Oct. 25 1 1 New-Sng. Soc., dinner Dec. 24 2 1 Fanny. British cruiser..;Nov. 115 Toledo Aug. 2716 Fiieshire — Nov. 916 Sugar duties, bill in regard to Flying Fish, schooner Dec. 621 Dec. 10 1 2 Francisco Bellagumba, bark Talk withBaltimore financiers Jan. 552 Nov. 25 1 6 Gaff, Jas. W., steamer. .March 23 1 4 Talk with Phillips on finance General Barnes, steamer..Oct. 26 1 5 June 18 1 3 Gen. Barnes, str., details.Nov. 454 White-Thompson interview.. General Miller, schr Mar. 2515 March 28, 29 Georgia, steamer Oct. 855 Witnesses, request for, denied Grosser Kurfurst, Q-er. iron- July 112 clad June 114 Request granted July 2218 Hazeltine, ship April 315 Sherman, Thos. E., to become Hope, propeller March 816 a Catholicpriest July 17 4 6 Idaho, steamer June 316 Imogen Diverty, schr... .July 27 1 3 Sherman, General Wm. T. Kate, steamer - Dec. 36 5 5 Address at Princeton College Lady W.oodbury, schr.. .April 20 1 1 Jnne 20 2 1 Lartington, steamer Dec. 3115 Banning's army bill, on..Mar. 114 Loch Ard, ship Aug. 13 5 1 Decoration Day address..May 31 2 3 Mabel Clark, ship Sept. 1715 Indian Bureau, o n the..-Dec. 364 Mabel Clark, ship—det'ls.Oct. 524 Indian Bureau, o n the...Dec. 421 McDonald, Maggie,schr.,Feb. 23 8 1 Letter to Schurz—Smith case. Magenta, steamer March 25 8 1 Jan. 26 1 2 Martha Mins, schr Jan. 552 On J. Q. Smith's services.Jan. 24 1 2 May Martin, steamer Nov. 513 . Piatt. Donn, what bethinks Metropolis, steamer Feb. 1 1 1 of...... March 30 5 2 Metropolis—details Feb. 2, 6 Report—Army Nov. 14 1 3 (Ed.) Feb. 2, 8, 14, May 8 Trip to Black Hills July 11 1 1 Investigated.Feb. 8,9,11,12,14 Worthington Quarrel....April 912 Inquiry—Dunbar's Report, Shields, Gen., bill to retire.May 22 1 4 April 226 NEW-YORK DAILY TBIBUNE FOB 1878. 101 S—Shipwreck—Silk Date. Pg. Cl. S—Silk—Smith Date. Pg. Cl. Bayner's Report Aug. 1 <$ 1 Importers on the Tariff bill Verdict April 13 1 2 Feb. 14 8 3 Morgan, steamer Dec. 213 Smugglers, sentence of..Jan. 26 10 2 Neversink, bark Aug. 28 2 5 Statistics Nov. 1854 Neversink, steamer. Feb. 2 10 3 Trade Apl. 20 1 1 Old Colony, steamer Feb. 18 8 5 Trade —Treasury decision Oswego, ship Dec. 454 June 15 2 5 Otto, George, bark-: Feb. 15 8 5 Yarn (C.) Apl. 13 4 5 Overton, C. C., brig Feb. 4 2 4 Silliman, Prof., concerning.July 10 4 5 Pedang Packet, bark Sept. 10 8 2 Silver (See Finance). Pelham, Henry, bark Feb. 23 5 4 Simmons, Wm. A., retires.Feb. 27 1 2 Pizarro. steamer Sept. 23 2 3 Simpson, G. B., claim of...Nov. 27 5 5 Pommerania, steamer-..Nov. 27 1 5 Simpson, Wm.—Randolph case Details .. .Nov. 28, 29, Dec. 9 July 29 3 3 Pray, E. H., scnr Jan. 15 8 3 "Sin no more" (Ed.) July 13 4 4 Pretty Jemima, bark May 15 8 3 Singleton, O. B., on the cipher Princess Alice, str. (Thames) dispatches Dec. 352 Sept. 4 1 6 Sisterhood of the Good Shep- Princess Alice, str.—Details, herd offered a gift May 25 2 6 Sept.. 5 1 5 Skeleton found at Babylon,L. I. Beiser.ship Oct~-. 4482 Jan. 1581 Boyal Dane, ship Aug. 313 Slab—a curious inscription.Jan. 946 Russell, C. T., bark May 10 1 2 Slater, Jas. H., elected CJ. S. Sarah, bark, Oct. 23 8 1 Senator frem Oregon Sept. 18 8 2 Sardinian, steamer May 11 1 5 Slave trade-Africa May 23 8 2 Sardinian, steamer (Ed.), May 13 4 3 Slavery, abolition of—Elder's 1 Shannon, steamer March 11 1 6 letter Dec. 2« 2 5 Souder (Emily B.) steamer Cuba, in July 26 2 6 Dec. 28 1 4 " Misrepresenting history " Details .Dec. 30 1 4 (Ed.) Oct. 15 4 4 State of Louisiana, steamer Weed's, T., letter Aug. 31 2 3 Dec. 25 1 3 Slavery-Anti, anniversary. Nov. 9 10 2 Stedman, Sallie M., schr.— Sleep, waking from a long.. Apl. 26 . 8 3 (cannibalism) Feb. 12 2 3 Sleeplessness July tj 5 3 Sunnyside, brig. Mar. 481 Slemmons, Gen., on Sam Tiiden Suppicick, Philip, German Feb. 13 5 3 bark Feb. 25 2 6 Sloan, Geo. B., sketch of....Oct. 17 1 4 Details :Mar. 553 Slocum's, H. W., resignation. Tornado, shro Feb. 25 1 6 Jan. 3,12 Tucker, E, M., bark -Feto. 2 10 1 Smalley, G. W.—letters (see G. B.) Utopia, steamer Feb. 856 Smalley, Henry A.,flight of.Apl. 13 5 6 Vessels supposed to toe lost Smail-pox i n France Mar. 416 May 24 8 1 Small-pox in N. Y. City Apl. 1 2 6 Western Shore, ship July 1151 Smalls, S. A., ordered to leave Wilcox, schr r. Apl. 10 1 6 hishome '. Oct. 16 1 1 Win slow, Carrie, brig Feb. 12 2 3 "Smell, a Native American" Wyoming, steamer Mar. 25 5 4 (Ed.) Aug. 12 4 5 Yesso, Japanese steamer.Feb. 27 5 4 " Smith," it was a man named Yoxtord, steamer Sept. 27 8 2 (Ed.) Oct.30 4 5 (See also Accidents and Explosions.) Smith, Abram P., charges agt.. Shook, H. H., card from Oct. 832 April 5, 6.10 Shumla, evacuation oi'.....July 27 1 4 Smith, Alex., will of Nov. 13 8 1 Shupe, W . H,, finances Aug. 371 Smith, C. E., on the Beading Greenback Con., on "the (Ed.) B. B . (C.) Jan. 255 Aug. 342 Smith's, Delaiield, library.Nov. 14 4 6 Jennings case July 29 3 3 Smith, Francis,charges agtMay 24 2 3 Knights of Labor, on the.Aug. 19 2 2 Smith, Geo. L., made a Collec- Nat. Party, and the July 23 2 1 tor ,.April25 1 2 Siam and the United' States Smith, Geo. L., nomination con- Feb. 13 1 5 firmed May 311 Siebert, J., dismissed from Po- Smith. Gerrit, Frothingham's liceForce Feb. 27 8 S lifeof Jan. 15 6 1 Sigel, Franz, card from Oct. 24 8 3 Controversy.-Feb. 2,8,9,11. Signal Service .(Ed.) Jan. 844 16, 21. March 7, 20, 23, 26, Signal Service Corps—pay(Ed.) April 5 July 545 Smith, Gerrit, suit agt. The Chi- Signal Service Station—Cape cago Tribune April 583 May : .....Feb. 27 2 3 Smith, Green, on Gerrit Smith. Signal Service in the South March 754 (Ed.) Sept. 743 Smith, H. B., bigamycase.Nov. 26 4 5 signals, automatic Feb.'26 2 4 Bigamy case (Ed.) Nov. 22 4 5 Smith, J. Q., case—Sherman- Silk. Schurz letters Jan. 26 1 3 Association's annual report Smith, J. Q,.. on S«hurz—Jan. 14 5 2 May 922Smith, Joel, shooting of—May 615 Duties o n June 812 Smith's, Mary, love letters.Oct. 24 2 2 Frauds— May 27 1 1 Smith, Nicholas, address at Frauds (C.) May425 Yonkers Sept. 28 2 5 102 INDEX TO THE S—Smith—South. Date. PQ. Cl. S—South Carolina Date. Pg. Cl. Smith, Perry HI ^.Nov. 21 4 5 Ballots, tissue-paper — fac- Smith, Perry H., interview; simile of (Ed.) JSov. 23 4 2 cipher dispatches Dec. 27 1 3 Bond Commission, report of.. Smith, Perry H., "Peri" (Ed.) Feb. 815 Dec. 28 4 3 Bonds March 825 Smith, Bobertson—heresy ease. Bonds, illegal Dec. 20 1 5 June 14 5 1 Bulldozer Aug. 15 4 5 Smith, B. H., appointment.Feb. 22 1 2 Bulldozers' tactics in Charles- Smith. S. C., case of Sept, 5 8 1 ton Nov 26 2 2 Smith, Thos. H. C., made Pay- Bulldozing: Nov. 266 master in the Army April 18 1 2 Cipher dispatches (Ed.)Sept. 7 4 Smith, W. F., and the Lookout Cipher dispatchesAug. 29,Oct 16 M ountain battle Aug. 27 5 2 Debt—a basis of settlement.. Smith, W. H., on campaign as- March 11 5 4 sessments. Aug. 6 1 1 Democratic Convention.Aug. 211 Smith, Win. M., case of Oct. 29 5 3 Election cases (Ed.) Nov. 2043 Smuggling by the National Election figures Nov. 20 5 3 Steamship Co July 13 10 1 Election figures Nov. 21 1 Smuggling lace..., Feb. 9 10 1 Election figures Dec. 526 Smyth. Jno. F., charges agtFeb 21 2 2 Electionfigures(Ed.) Dec. 542 Case of (Ed.) March 12 4 5 Election figures—lid and • Case: Pomeroy's argument.. Hid Districts Dec. 9 2 April 4 2 5 Election fraud cases in court. Trial of..March 6, S, 9, 13, 15, Dec. 17 1 16., 22. 23. 29 Election frauds Nov. 11, 12 Smyth, Jno. H., on LiberiaJuly 1 2 4 Election frauds—Power of Smyth, Wm., concerning (Eri.) Congr.. Wash, letter Dec. 10 1 4 April 18 4 5 ElectionHampton Co.: frauds Snow, clearing.from streetsJan 5 8 1 Nov. 21 1 4 Social purity (C.) May 11 2 6 Election methods—letters lr. Socialism. "Z. L. W.": Bismarck's bill to suppress.. Charleston Dec. 521 Aug. 15 1 4 Charleston Dec. 721 Demands of Aug. 2 2 3 Kingstree Nov. 19 1 1 Destroying force (Ed.)...June 4 4 4 Kingstree Nov. 19 2 1 English view of (Ed.)....July 1 4 4 Kingstree Nov. 20 1 6 Farmers and (Ed.) July 16 4 2 Kingville Nov. 21 1 5 Germany June 11. July 30 Orangeburg Nov. 29 2 1 Germany (Ed/).May 15, June 5 Orangeburg Nov. 30 2 1 Immigration of German (Ed.) Sumter Nou. 25 1 4 Dec. 4 4 2 Sumter Nov. 26 1 Jack McAuliffe (Ed.) May 11 4 5 Election—100,000 Dem. mai. Knights ot Labor Aug. 17 1 1 (Ed.) Nov. 8 4 Lecture—Bylance's Dec. 3 7 5 Election riots—letter from a Lunatics—Hewitt's (Ed.)Aug 3 4 3 colored man Nov. 955 Meeting in the Bowery.. May " Had to Do It " OEd.)...Nov. 26 4 2 21, 27, July 10 Intimidation..Oct. 21, 26, 28, 30 Nobiling's crime June 17 5 6 Judges, removal of Jan. 23 5 4 Paper on,—Oerter's June 1 3 1 Land frauds Nov. 883 Picnic at Turtle Bay Park.. Legislature, Gwin's plan to June 11 1 4 secure (Ed.) Nov. 29 4 2 " Principles thought by Legislature—"How they spent Christ" (Ed.) Aug. 8 4 3 the money " (Ed.) Feb. 23 4 4 Schwab, Justus June 11 1 5 Marshal, treatment of a U. S. Seven Archers May 6 4 6 Nov. 16 L 2 Strength in New-York..Oct. 5 2 5 Nullification (Ed.) Nov. 26 4 2 (See alsoCommunism.) Officials, arrest'of Nov. 13, 22 Society—does it pay ? (Ed.) Officers, indicted Aug. 815 Jan. 5 4 4 Outrages—Campbell's facts Good (Ed.) Aug. 22 4 3 (Ed.) Dec.16 4 3 Socotra, Island of Aug. 10 5 1 Outrages—"Facts Warr'nt In- Soil made irom rocks May 4 6 3 dictment " (Ed.) Dec. 16 4 2 Soldiers. (See Army and Mili- Outrage by a rifle company tary.) Jan. 326 Song, "Let Me Alone " Nov. 30 2 2 Outrages—Pres. Hayes'sdoc- Sorosis, annual dinner of March 19 2 3 uments Dec. 30 1 1 Soup, ox-tail (Ed.) M ay 20 4 5 Pepys, a(Ed.) March 543 South America, steamers toNov 28 1 3 Poem—"The New Issue".Nov 15 4 5 South America, trade withNov. 26 1 4 Political rights Oct. 15 1 1 South America,trade and treaty Politics—talk with Bainey.. with (Ed.) March 20 4 3 June 27 1 4 Southampton, U I., letter.Aug. 31 5 3 Republican Convention.Aug. 911 Southard's, M. I., electoral Revenue frauds.-July 23, 24, 26 plan '. Feb. 26 1 1 27, 30, Aug. 1, 9, 10, 20. South Carolina. Nov. 18, 25 Advice, taking (Ed.) Nov. 29 4 3 Rifle clubs Oct. 7, 16 Ballots, tissue-paper Nov. 22 1 6 State Court, concerning its NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1878. 103 S—South Car—Southern Date. Pa. CL S—Spain—Sporting Date. JPff. Cl. authority July 19, 20 Spain. Sumter Co. outrages Oct. 16 1 5 Barcelona—troubles May28 1 3 Violencein March 14 1 2 Budget—a deficit March 10 1 6 Witnesses, concerning (Ed.) Copyrightact Dec. 18 1 4 Nov. 25 4 3 Life in—Bayard Taylor's letter Witnesses, treatment of.Nov. 26 2 1 Feb. 13 6 1 Southern Affairs. Shipping, fines on March 30 1 2 "Alone, let us" (Ed.) ....Dec. 24 4 3 (See also Cuba.) Animosities of the war—Ben. Spanish bonds, stolen A.pril 26 I 3 Hill (Ed.): Dec. 4 4 3 Spanish claimants July 29 1 4 Ballot-box stuffing—" Rem- Sparrow, the March 23 6 3 edy " (Ed.) Dec. 2 4 2 America, i n Aug. 365 Bourbonism Aug. 20 5 3 Homesfor Dec. 19 8 1 Cotton mills Dec, 25 5 2 Meritsof (Ed.) March 11 4 4 Criticisms, as to some (Ed.) Spaulding. R. C., vindicated.. April 18 4 3 Nov. 416 Curiosity—Sumter, S. C. let- Spear, Ellis, resigns office. Sept. 26 1 6 ter. "Z. L. W." .* Nov. 30 6 3 Specie. (See Resumption.) Democracy.and the (Ed.).Nov 8 4 4 Spectres on two sides (Ed.).Oct 144 Educationin Dec. 30 2 5 Speculation—Phila'hia morocco Elections (Ed.) Nov. 12 4 2 dealers (Ed.) ....Jan. 24 4 4 Emigration—West Virginia, Speculator and capitalist..July 25 4 3 resources of March 19 1 5 3 Speeches, unspoken (Ed.)..July 444 Euronean ideas of the ...Dec. 13 1 2 Spencer, E. E., case of Feb. 18 1 5 Force and fraud (Ed.)....Nov. 19 4 2 Spencer, Herbert, on education '• Government, self"—Mr. La- March 16 2 6 mar (Ed.) Nov. 30 4 3 Spiders, habit of Oct. 19 6 2 Honor, on its (Ed.) Oct. 18 4 4 Spinner,Francis—Boutwell cor. Hungry (Ed.) Aug. 10 4 2 Dec. 11 5 1 Inhumanity—treatment of ne- Spihola's, F. B., steam project groes Dec. 16 1 1 Sept. 10 8 1 Intimidation Oct. 28 1 4 Spinola's, F. B., "vision.".Oct. 18 8 2 Intimid'tion—Att'y-Gen. Dev- Spiritualism in Phila Jan. 24 5 1 ens'sletter Oct. 8 1 1 Spofford's A. R., Almanac(Ed.) Jurors (Ed.) Dec. 12 4 2 Feb. 745 Law, resistance to Nov. 27 1 3 Spofford, R. S., reenters politics Light in the—finance (Ed.) (Ed.) Sept. 20 4 4 Jan. 11 4 5 Spofford, R. S., speech at Wor- " Loyalty, genuine" (Ed.)Nov27 4 4 cester Sept. 18 1 2 Men whom the. defeats (Ed.) Sporting. Nov. 9 4 4 Achieving the impossible(Ed) *" Military tyranny IS ov. 5 5 3 May 644 North, duty of the (Ed.).Nov. 21 4 2 Allen-Davis prizefight..April616 Outrages Nov. 14 1 1 Archery Oct. 12 2 6 Outrages (Ed.) Dec. 13 4 2 Aihletic games.-Jan.5,7,Sept. 23 Outrages—Elaine's speech in Athletic g'mes at M'ct H'ven Congress Dec. 32 2 1 Oct. 14 5 3 Outrages—Lamar's denial(Ed) Athletic games at Newport Dec. 13 4 3 Aug. 24 5 3 Outrages—reports of marshals Base-ball notes..Feb. 1, Mar. 8, Dec. 30, 31 April 13, Nov. 29 Presidential Question—action Conventions Feb. 22 8 3 of (Ed.) May22 4 2 League clubs i n session.Dec 684 " Reopening the Wounds" Billiards—Adams beats Sex- (Ed.) Nov. 23 4 3 ton Marchl6 10 5 Repudiation (Ed.) Dec. 26 . 4 2 Mangin vs. Carnot, in Paris Settlers-Eddy's letter...Dec. 25 5 2 Jan. 315 Shotguns and tissue paper Pool tournament April 9,16 (Ed.) Nov. 14 4 3 Schafer vs. Dion March 30 10 4 Temper (Ed.) Dec. 17 4 3 Sexton vs. Dion in New-Or- Voters, ignorant (Ed.)....Dec. 24 4 2 leans Feb. 685 War claims..Mar. 14, 30, Ap'l 12, Sexton vs. Slosson Dec. 28 1 6 13, Aug. 10 Tournament in St.LouisMar 25 1 5 Commissions Aug. 6 1 4 In New-Orleans Jan. 14 v 8 2 Heber's, Mrs., claim July 4 1 2 Wahlstrom beats Dion at Hungry South (Ed.).March 16 4 2 pool Aug. 8 1 3 Mitchell's claim April 18 1 2 British hunting-field Feb. L 6 1 South's "little bill" (Ed.) Chess congress a t Paris...Juiy 316 March 19 4 2 Cricket: Australians vs. Ame- What the South wants (Ed) ricans Oct. 2, 8 April 1 4 2 Cricket: Australians vs.Phila- (See also Confederate, Con- delphtans Oct. 4 gress Proceedings and Po- Dog fight at Baltimore..Nov. 8 litical.) Falconry, revival June 15 Southern guests in Boston (Ed) Foot-ball, Princeton College April 29 4 4 beats Yale Nov. 29 Southern honor, trusting (Ed.) Fox hunting on Long Island. Oct. 30 4 2 Sent. 30 104 INDEX TO T S—Sporting—Steamships Date. Pa. 01. S—Steamships—Stewart Date. Lacrosse. . March 6 8 5 ChallengerCl , voyage of May 10 Manhattan ClubSpring games CiCimbria's mission May 1, 3, 8 July 1 8 2 CiCity of Para, launch of. .April 8 Pedestrian contest in London. CTCunard Co.. cookery (C.) •« G. March 19, 25, Oct. 29, Nov. 4 W.S." ....Nov. II Harriman. walks lOOmiles in F(Fouling of iron, preventing.. 18 hours Feb. 21 1 5 July 20 O'Leary beats Hughes.Oct. 7 3 5 FiFreight line to Europe—Van- O'Learyvs. Campana..Dec. 24 5 3 derbilt's Dec. 28 Pigeon race July 27, Aug. 19 GiGrand Bepublic, launch of Apl 8 Pigeon-shooting, Bogardus InventioIn n of (C.) July 13 beats Coventry . Aug. 7 1 5 JiJua] n Mir launched at Chester, Pigeon-shooting, Bogardus Penn Sept. 26 beats Shelley July 30 2 4 LinLi e to Brazil Jan. 15 Begatta (bee Begatta.) LineLi , Brazil—first steamerJune 27 Bide of fifteen hours Mav 6 5 ' 4 LiLine to China Nov. 22 Bide of 3t>5 miles in 14 hours LineLi s toSouth America—Pres. May 23 8 1 Hayes on Dec. 20 Bifle shooting (See Bifle). NationaN' l Co., charged with Turf (See Turf). frauJ d Nov. 9 WestcheBter Polo £lub games NationaN l Co., smuggling cases May 20 2 July 13. Aug. 8 Sprague, A. & W., estate.-Mch 5 National Co., smuggling (Ed.) Sprague, Jno. J. Sept. 7 10 Aug. 6 Springer's, B. B., gifts to Cin- Nipsic, launch Of June 12 cinnati Feb. Oregon, description of Feb. 12 Springer, B. B.. on the Musical Pacific Mail Co., claims agt. College JuneS, Sept. 2 Panama B. B. Co....Oct. 7 Spurgeon, charged with drink- Consolidation March 1 ingbeer Dec. 13 4 Contracts July 16, Aug. Stage (See Drama). 13, 26, Dec. 4. 5, 6, 10, 17 Stage line—Arizona June 17 2 Debt June 18 Standiiord. E. D., on Kentucky Drafts May 8 politics Aug. 10 1 Economy (C.) July 6 Stanley, A. P., Dean of West- Elects officers May 30 minster. Judgment, obtains a..June 12 Address to Theological stud'ts Management of April 4 pet. 31 2 Suit—Irwin May 25 America- address at Birming- Bio cte Janeiro—greeting in ham Dec. 31 8 Brazil July 2 2 Baptist ministers addressNov. 5 10 Bio de Janeiro, launcli March 7 Century Club reception..Nov. 4 2 South America,to Nov. 28 America, on Oct. 16 7 State of Calif ornia, launch of England, sails for Nov. 6 4 May 17 Episcopal ministers, breakfast State of Calif ornia, sale ofMay 16 with Nov. 5 10 Subsidies Jan. 4. March 16 Methodist Epis. Church re- Wrecks (SeeShipwreck). ception Nov. 2 (See also Ships—Shipping). Sermon at Grace ChurchNov. 4 Stedman's, E. C., tribute to Sermon at Holy Trinity.Nov. 2 Bayard Taylor..., Dec. 20 Sermon at Holy Trinity.. N ov. 4 Stedwell, J. H., case of... .April 30 " Verify your references"(C.) Stedwell, J. H.. return of.April 23 Nov. 6 Steel and iron business (Ed.).. Western progress, his theory Aug. 8 of (Ed.) : Sept. 25 Steinhauser, J. A., case of..Oct. 12 Stanley, Henry M. Stench (See Odor). London, in (C.) " G.W.S." Stephens, "Bon. Alex. H. Feb. 6, 12 Democracy and finance, on. Beception and banquet—Lon- Nov. 18 don (C.) "G.W.S." Feb. 25 Florida election inquiry, and Sketch of. Feb. 4 the (Ed.) May 18 Stanley, Matilda, Queen Gypsy Letter to Casey June 12 Sept. ]fT Life of, Johnston andBrowne's Starkweather, Henry, suit Feb. 7 Sent. 10 States, rights of June 28 Presidency in 1880, on (Ed.).. Statesman ship growing wild tEd.) . Nov. 16 Julv 9 Beply to Potter May 29 Statue of Liberty — subscrip- Besumptionbill April 2 tions Feb. 18 Stereoscope, new Oct. 26 Steam—Holly system Aug. 6 Stereotyping methods (C.) July 27 Steamboats, report of the in- Sterne, Simon,on railwaysApril 20 spector of Nov. 19 Sterrett, Jas. P., sketch of May 16 Steam-pipe scheme Sept. 10, Stevens, Fred. W., sentenced to Oct. 15, 23, 30, Dec. 4 prison Sept. 27 Steamships. Adriatic, concerning(Ed.)July 22 Stewart, A. T. Black Prince, her tonnage &c. Body of, stolen Nov. 8 1 1 Nov. 21 Body of, reward offered. .N ov. NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1878. 105 S—Stewarts-Streets Date. Pg. Cl. S—Streets—Sugar Date. Pa. Cl' Body—" newspaper hunt" Filthy (Ed.) Jan. 944 (Ed.) .. Nov,28 4 3 Filthy an d ill-paved Sept. 16 8 1 Body, "the great hunt "(Ed.) Obstructions May 28, 29, 31 Nov. 20 4 4 "Owning the" (Ed.)....May 453 Body, search for. .Nov. 10, 11. Refuse Nov. 25 2 5 12, 13, 14,15. 16. 18, 19, 20, Repaving o f (Ed.) April 243 21,22,23, 25, Dec. 9 Strikes. Hotel for Women Feb. '27, Bill before Congress to pre- April 6, May 25,28 vent 1 Jan. 18 1 6 Opened April 353 Blackburn May 17 5 3 Closed May27 8 1 Bricklayers' April 982 Rules -' March 25 5 3 Car-drivers' Sept. 662 Mausoleum at Garden City... Car-drivers'—Third Ave..Dec 17 1 4 Nov. 854 Cigarmakers', end of Jan. 25 8 1 Will case. .March 12, April 25, Cotton spinners at Oldham, May 11, 13, J une 26, Aug. Eng Nov. 26 1 3 30, Sept. 12. 13, 18, Oct. 4, Crispin in Lynn, Mass.Jan 14, 17 5, 8, Nov. 23 Iron-workers in Georgia. A pi. 213 Stewart's, Mrs. A. T., gifts.... Labor—Quebec June 13 1 3 Dec 17, 18 Mill operators in EnglandApl. 18 5 4 Stewart. Jno. A., on the silver Miners atCumberland,IndFeb 20 5 3 Dill March 163 Printers in Albany JRU. 22 1 5 Stewart's, Jno. A., views on fi- • Printers i n Chicaero Aug. 946 nance - April 23 8 1 Printers— Tne World Office.. Stickney, Wm., "an uncommon Dec. 27, 28 smart secretary " (Ed.)..Dec. 28 4 5 Railway employes at Topeka, Stilwell. S. M., case of..Feb. 8, 9 Kan April 883 Stiner, Philip, case of Feb. 21 3 2 Seamen's in Australia Noy 25 1 3 Stiner, Philip, charged with Tailors in Chicago Jan. 22 1 6 fraud Feb. 684 Weavers in Oldham, Eng.Mar 19 1 6 Stiner's, W. H., claim—Excise Weavers in Paterson, N. J._ Board Nov. 20. 21" June 21, S«pt. 1] Stockbroking scandals in Paris Strychnine March 23 6 3 Feb. 22 5 1 Stuart, Win. H.: card from.Oct. 544 Stock Exchange election..May 14 1 4 Students, arrest of jeb. 12 1 5 Stockweil, A. B., bankruptJune 13 1 5 Sturgis. R.—Professorship of Stockwell's, A. B., stocks and Agriculture July 11 8 2 bonds July 10 8 1 "Style "(Ed.) June 27 4 4 Stoddard, E. L., on Protestant- Sugar, adulterations of.Nov. 13, ism Mav25 3 3 15, 16, 18, 19, 25, 27, Dec. 11 Stoddard's, R. H., tribute to B. Adulterations—Baltim'e case. Taylor Dec. 20 2 2 Nov 21, 22 Stokes, Wm., sketch of Feb. 27 5 1 American Grocer o n(Ed.).Dec 244 Stone, Ohas. W , sketch of.May 16 2 2 Analyses by the Health Board Stone, Wm,, on the cipher dis- Dec.2o 8 1 patches Oct. 17 2 2 Corn Sept. 38, 20 Stone quarries, soap July 212 Demerara, duty on Nov. 18 2 4 Stores, cooperative, in England Duties—method of assessing.. June 29 3 1 Jan. 26 1 1 Storm-signal—new Jan. 112 Duties—Sherman's bill..Dec. 10 1 2 Storms, great Jan. 5, 7, 12, 24, Duties on..Feb. 7, 28, May2d, Feb. 1, 23, April 23, June 1, June 11. Sept. 19 Aug. 7, Sept. 14, 23, Oct. 14, Duties, merchants discussing. 24, 25, Dec. 3, 11, 25 April 19 5 4 (See also Floods and Tornado.) Explosive gases liberated from Storrs, R. S., lecture, "Eastern over-heated Jan. 26 3 1 Question" March 6,13 Frauds ..May 27, Sept. 5, 6, Lecture, "St. John " April 983 10, 21, 12, 13 Sermon, "Life " Jan. 28 8 2 Frauds—Custom House in- Story, New-Year's (Ed.)..Jan. 144 quiry Aug. 19 2 6 Story, W. W., ode delivered at Frauds—loss to the Govern- Essex, Mass Sept. 23 6 1 ment Sept. 23 2 3 " Straddle," wanted : a careful Frauds in New-Orleans ..Jan. 28 5 4 (Ed.) Nov. 19 4 3 Glucose and cane—Morton's Strader, C.S., case of June 10 1 5 letter :. Dec. 21 2 4 Strahan, R. H , card from.Nov. 554 Importers in WashingtonJune 12 1 2 Strakosch, Max.breach of prom- Importers on the (Wood.) Tariff ise June 14 1 3 bill June' 811 Stratton, E. P., made Inspec- Inspecting and weighing. Jan. 26 2 3 tor July 22 8 1 Investigations-rresults.-Dec. 21 10 1 Strawberry (Ed.) June 19 4 4 Merchants on the new Tariff. Streets, cleaning of, Jan. 8, 22, Dec. 11 2 3 26, Feb. 12, 28, March 5, 19, Planters of Havana—scheme. 29, June 31, Aug. 28 Aug. 14 1 5 Cleaning expenditures.. .Nov. 22 2 6 Refinery Co.,N.Y., sale of Dec 11 2 4 Cleaning, cost of (Ed.) Jan. 9 4 4 Regulation—in docks Feb. 753 Cleaning, " Section System " Seizure of Jan. 28, Aug. 30 (Ed.) '...June 11 4 5 Test—French's argumentDec. 24 1 2 106 INDEX TO THE S—Sugar—Suicide Date. Pg. Cl. S—Suicide—Swindling Date. Pg. Cl. Testing Jan. 26 1 1 Von Stein, Ludwig Aug. ^9 8 3 Trade Sept. 18 8 3 Voss, Henry B March 12 8 1 Trade—loss(§ May 28 1 3 Webber. William Aug-2L 8 2 Suicide. Weed, Eliza M. G Aug. 17 10 1 Abbott, J. D Jan. 10 1 2 Wheelock, Moses A June 24 1 4 Aldridge, Wm. F Nov. 924 Whitehorne, A. N Feb. 12 8 4 Austin, Alex Sept. 12 8 3 44 Why they do it " (Ed.)Mar. 23 4 4 Ballard, Tom ...Juiyl2 2 4 Suleiman Pacna, case of ...Feb. 25 8 5 Berrian.A. J Aug. 31 10 2 Suleiman Pacha, deposition of Bone, Mrs. J. H. A Feb. 28 1 6 Jan. 10 1 3 Bredenstein, Augusta..April 12 2 2 Suleiman Pacha, pardon of.Dec. 26 8 5 Burleigh. Geo. W July 2613 Sullivan, A. H.. on the Tilden ci- Butler. Victor D . C Nov. 924 pher dispatches Oct. 17 2 1 Clark, Helen July 124 Sullivan, Thomas J., concerning Cplcord, Jos. P Aug. 19 2 6 May 311 Cooper. Wm. B Oct. 22 8 2 Sumner, Charles, memoirs, how Count deP<3vy June24 4 6 reviewed abroad Jan. 29 6 1 Cronkhite, Chas March 9 10 3 Sumner, Charles, statue in Bos- Devlin, Chas June 354 ton Dec. 24 2 5 Devoice, Rosa May 655 Sumner, Wm. G. Faust, William Dec. 226 Lecture " Finance " Jan. 8 1 3 JBlatt, W.H Oct.12 1 5 Protection, paper on April 1955 Goll, Jas. E March 22 5 4 Silver, paper on Jan. 2610 3 Goodman, G . R Feb. 813 Specie, on Nov. 16 5 1 Hawkins, Wm. J July 15 8 1 Testimony, labor inq'ry.Aug 23 2 6 Heath, H .J Sept. 382 Sun (See Astronomy.) Heinz, Juan il Feb. 656 Sunb earn, schooner, seizure of Hendrickson, John Sept. 16 1 5 Feb. 23 1 5 Herr, Rudolph Dec. 1916 Sunstroke, cases of July 22 2 1 Hosmer, Henry M Feb 11 1 3 Supreme Court, U. S., (SeeLegal.) Houck, Ferdinand Jan. 24 8 1 "Sure Things" (Ed) May 15 4 3 Hoy, Henry E Dec. 17 1 5 (surfaces,- healing raw May 18 6 3 Insanity and (Ed.) Jan. 21 4 4 Surgeon-General's Office..Feb. 114 Jackson,'Jno. C Sept. 16 1 5 Surgical operation, skilful.July 24 8 3 Johnson, Jas. W. (after mur- Survey, Am. Geological..Dec. 736 der) Jan. 17 2 2 Survey, facts about. June 10 1 2 Junio , Dec. 10 1 5 Survey, New-York State..Feb. 19 2 4 Knight, A. M Aug. 15 8 1 Surveying land grants, cost of Kottwitz, Captain Jan. 951 Nov. 214 Kraus, Leopold April 30 8 1 Surveys, consolidation of ..Nov. 16 1 1 Laflin, Addison H Sept. 25 L 5 Surveys, proposed June 26 1 3 Lally, James July 17 2 1 Surveys, report on the system - Larkins, Jno. M March 20 5 6 o f public Dec. 481 Lazarus, Jacob Nov. 455 Surveys (Ed.) Dec. 444 Lehmann, Carl Aug. 24 3 6 Surveys—Wheeler's annual re- Lokofsky, Oscar March 915 port - Nov. 27 1 4 Lonsr, A. K Jan. 23 8 5 Sutherland. Judge, concerning Luff, Mrs. Edward Sept. 981 his age (Ed.) June 11 4 5 McCall, Ella July 18 8 5 Sutherland, Judge, term of of- Mahe, Gustave Sept. 1916 fice Feb. 11 5 4 Mayer, Max L April 18 8 5 Sutherland, Judge, tribute *6 Merritt, T , March 15 5 4 Dec. 31 3 2 Mitchel', Geo July 418 Sutherland-Hyatt fight...-Oct. 29 8 2 Moore, Geo. H Sept. 20 2 1 Suiter. Jno. A., dinner..March 484 O'Neill, C . G Sept. 485 Suvaroff, Princess—blackmail Page, Wm. H July 19 2 5 Feb. 26, March 23 Pierce, Jerome Jan. 583 11 Swallow or be swallowed, to " Pontin, Wm S Jan. 11 8 2 (Ed.) Sept.13 4 3 Purcell. William July 15 8 1 Swedenborg's Millennium (C.) Realf, Richard Oct. :sl 6 1 Nov 926 Reilly, Lawrence Nov.16 10 3 Swift, Lewis, and the planet Restell, Madame April 216 Vulcan Aug. 513 Ritterhousen. J Jan. 30 8 4 Swift, Lewis, on the sun's Robioson, John.. May17 8 1 eclipse Aug. 22 5 5 Rosenberg, Rebecca Aug. 3 10 1 Swindling. Schalk, Carl Aug. 13 8 2 Barney, A. H March 29 5 2 Scott, C. W Nov. 181 Beaumont, Leroy Oct. 26 3 2 Statistics. Feb. 20 8 4 Berraud, Louis Sept. 581 Stiles, Geo. W June 28 1 3 Bills of lading AprillS 2 1 Suicide (Ed.) July 29 4 5 Buders Nov. 20 1 5 Talcott, F. C June 1 10 1 Buila, A Feb. 15 8 3 Tempest, James Sept. 20 2 1 *• Casket, Royal Golden" (Ed.) Thomas, Washington..March 726 March 16 4 5 Todd, James Aug. 22 2 5 Charity Relief Asso Jan. 332 Tompkms, R.W Nov. 20 1 3 Commercial in Boston...Dec. 16 1 3 Van Dusen, W Dec. 226 Craig, S. H June 17 1 D Vandyke, Wm. f e Oct. 445 Debesdernier, A . L Jan. 853 Van Houten, Jas H June 14 8 2 Dorner, H Jan. 28 2 2 NEW-YOBK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB, 1878. 107 S—Swindling—Tammany Date. PQ. Cl. T—Tammany—Taylor Date. Pg. Cl. " Father Anselm " April 10 4 6 Temperance Union, and the Gray, George Feb. 15 8 3 July 823 Hall, Amos—bill of lading.Oct 28 8 1 Veterans of the regimentJuly 19 8 5 Hoffman, A Sept. 19 2 2 Hayes's, Pres., title, on.. June 716 Houghton, JL. N. & Co., circu- Workingman, caresses the.. lars Feb. 23 2 1 Sept. 655 Leach, Edward July 17 8 3 Tammany Ring Frauds. Lerch, A July 18 8 1 Genet's, *' Harry," appeal.Oct 29, "Lord Ogilyy"—June 29, July 30 1, 2, 9, 10, 18, 24 Genet, -'Harry," "Back again" " Lord Ogilvy" discharged (Ed.)...... Feb. 645 Dec. 17 1 5 Genet, "Harry," surrender McCarthy, "Colonel"...May 22 8 3 o f...... Feb. 516 McGrath, Thomas Sept. la 2 3 Ingersoll-Tweed suit..March 22 5 2 Moulton, Charles H....March 28 1 3 Transactions ...... March 22 5 2 " National Art Co." (Ed.)Mar22 4 5 Tapestry aad tapestry making Newhauser, Franz Jan. 726 Nov. 20 8 3 Ottenhimer, Jacob March 16 7 1 Tappan, John G., defaulter.. Postage stamps April 912 July 23, 24 Prize Oct. 381 Tariff bill (Ed.).. Jan. 26, Feb. 7, Bankin, Henry Feb. 831 22, March 12, 27, April 25. 30, Bead & Co June 15 2 5 May 24 "Bussell&Co" Jan. 745 Tariff bill—a nalysis of the Byan, Patrick J April 1031 changes...... Feb. 552 Schraeder, William H Feb. 481 Tariff bill—demonstration at "Scottish N obleman".Nov.!5,19 Chester, Peon ...... April 22 5 5 Werner, Josephine Sept. 7 10 1 Tariff bill, draft of the ...... Jan. 31 2 1 White, "Plin" Aprjl 19 8 3 Tariff bill-killed...... Jan. 612 Wine merchants Jan. 9 o 1 Tariff bill— Penn. workmen pro- Swiss education illustrat'd.July 821 test...... March 425 Swiss and the Latin Union Tax Com'rsannualreport.June 28 8 1 Nov. 13, 16 Tax office— vacancy OEd.)._ Dec. 19 4 3 SwissheJm, Jane G., on civiliza- tion Aprill7 4 6 Taxation. Printers' unions, on July 16 5 1 Banks—on deposits in Savings Labor, on June 13 4 6 Dec. . 12 3 1 Woman suffrage, on Feb. 14 5 1 Bonds (Ed.. ) ...... Aug . 24 4 3 Switzerland—student life in Church propertpro y ...... Feb. 19 1 6 Lund (C.) July29 5 5 Dividends,, scrip ...... Dec. 12 3 1 Sylvester, J.W., on finance.Feb 11 5 3 Farms—letter from Willock Syndicate—4 per cent bonds May 25 3 March 19 2 2 Income (Ed.) ...... April 12 4 Syndicate and the 4 per cents Income— letter fr.' 'Taxpayer" bonds Jan. 25 2 5 May 4 3 Syndicate, operations of (En.) Income—protests agt.. March 2 10 May 13 4 3 Income—Tucker's bill.. .April 22 1 Syndicate, success of the (Ed.) Incomes—National and pri- May 642 vate (Ed.) ...... April 22 4 Syracuse University Com..July 624 "Law of," Burroughs's.Mar. 6 6 T. Linens, on ...... Feb. 1 1 Taclema, L. A., sketch of.. .May 20 4 6 Mortgaged land, on____April 13 7 Taine.Adolphe, el'ct'd to Fr'nch Mortgages (C.) ...... April 20 2 Academy Nov. 15 1 6 New-York State—Assessors' Talbot, Tiios., sketch of...Sept. 19 5 5 report ...... Jan. 26 Talmage, T. Dewitt, on Tilden New-York— the Board of Ap- Oct. 24 2 6 oortionment ...... March 26 Sermons— "Vice inNew-York" Queens county for 1879.Dec. 11 Oct. 14, 21, 28 Beal estate, assessed valua- Tribute to B. Taylor Dec. 21 1 4 tions ...... Sept. 13 Tammany Association. Scheme to reduce— Croly'sDec 27 Antagonists of ..Feb 11, Sept. 2 Sugars, of ...... Jan. 26 City salaries—promising re- Tea ...... June 8 ductions Feb. 20 2 3 Tobacco ...... Jan. 21 Committee. General, meeting Tonnage, drawback on.. .Feb. 7 o f : Nov. 853 Whiskey ...... Feb. 1 Committee, new Gener'l..Jan. 425 " Taxing the Democracy" (Ed.) Committee on organization March 27 Jan. 14 8 1 Taylor, Hon. Bayard. CouncilfiresOEd.) July 344 Banquet,Century Club.March 18 Dedication, re- (Ed.) July 643 Delmonico's ...... April 5 Defeated Nov. 616 German Social Literary So- Democracy (Ed.) March 19 4 2 ciety ...... April 9 Lincoln's picture, and July 823 Goethe Club ...... March 21 Meeting, ratification Oct. 31 1 2 Lotos Club ...... April 8 Official detence of Feb. 16 7 2 Death of ...... Dec. 20 Potter resolution, on the.June 716 Funeral service in BerlinDec. 23 Bules, sample (C.)—"A.T. A." Greeley, and, letter to THE Jan. 15 5 3 TRIBUNE ...... Dec. 20 108 INDEX TO THE T—Taylor—Telegrams Date. Pa. Cl. T—Telegrams—Temperance Date. Pq. Cl' Humboldt's story (Ed.)--Dec. 23 1 4 Method o f (Ed.) -...Sect. 644 Illnessof Oct. 28 4 4 Michigan—Tilden's mine..Oct 952 Interview with the German Moral Mathematics (C.)..Oct 543 Empress .„ Dec. 24 1 2 Moses again, call (Ed.)..Oct. 23 4 3 Lecture, " Literature"...Jan. 11 2 4 Oregon Sept. 451 Life and habits abroad-. taly "Out with it" (Ed.) Oct. 29 4 3 Jan. 12 6 1 Parody—version of Shakes- Life and habits abroad—Spain peare Oct. 22 4 6 Feb. 13 6 1 " Plot in the backparlor"(Ed) Minister to Germany.appointed Nov. 30 4 5 Feb. 16 1 2 Poem—"I'llSee You Later" Minister, confirmed March 512 Nov. 223 Name, concerning his Dec. 26 5 1 Poem—"The Bear and the Poem—Aldrich's Dec. 25 4 4 Dorg" Oct. 29 4 5 Poem—"Lover's Test ".Dec. 23 1 5 Poem, "Sigh forReform" Oct. 1144 Poem—" Minister to Berlin " " Points established"(Ed>Oct. 12 6 4 March 268 Randolph to Whiffield (Ed.).. Poem—"Victor Emanuel"Jan 17 4 5 Aug. 28 4 4 "Prince Deukalion "—Dec. 17 6 1 Received them, who(Ed.)Oct. 25 4 3 Reception at Kennett Square, " Rivetting'the chain" (Ed.). Penn March 154 Oct. 1263 Reception at West Chester, ''Signature, no" (Ed.)...Oct. 12 6 3 Penn March29 5 3 Soutli Carolina Aug. 29 5 2 Tributes—Colman's Dec. 20 2 4 South Carolina Oct. 16 I 3 Congdon's Dec. 20 2 1 South Carolina (Ed.)—Sept. 743 Fields's Dec. 24 2 4 Story, the whole (Ed.)....Oct. 17 4 3 Howard's Dec, 23 1 4 Testing(Ed-) Oct. 12 6 5 Press Dec. 24 2 4 Tilden's card Oct. 18 1 6 Stedman's Dec. 20 2 2 Tilderi's tourists (Ed.) Oct. 24 4 3 Storidard's Dec. 20 2 2 W shington, story, a Oct. 416 Talmage's Dec. 21 1 4 "What is to be done" (Ed.).. Work, JSveniny Post on his Oct. 29 4 2 Dec. 21 1 5 Woman's solution, a Oct. 11 2 2 Taylor, J. H., case of July 123 " Telegrams "—Lowery's paper Taylor, Martin, charges..Nov. 27, Nov. 21 3 1 Dec. 11, 18 Telegraph. Charges dismissed Dec. 23 2 1 Atlantic Pacific Co., annual Taylor, Richard, on the Civil report May 18 10 1 War (American) May 28 8 3 Dividend Dec. 12 8 1 Tea, Chin Lan Pin on Oct. 3o 2 3 Elects officers May 983 Tea culture in America—an Western Union affairs..Mar, 25 5 2 expert's views March 19 1 2 Cable Co.. direct,annual meet- Tea, tax on June 811 ing Aug. 313 Teachers, school (See School.) Cable, law for landing of. Mar. 22 2. 3 Teaching,secul'r views of spirit- Cables, Ocean—memorial to ual (Hd.) July 645 Congress Jan. 19 1 2 Teeth, false (Ed.) Aug. 745 Continental Co. elects ofcNoy. 30 3 5 Telegrams—Cipher Poles, iron April 11 8 1 Another discovery—Baltimore Pool—suit concerning thaFeb. 20 1 3 (Ed.) Nov. 262 " Pool" suit dismissed..June 19 2 6 Bolivia Brazil (Ed.,) Nov. 12 4 3 Pooling contract May 883 Bolivia Lima (Ed.) Nov. 14 4 3 Rates, advance in Jan. 19 8 2 -Ciphers,'- who says (JBd.).. Rates in England and Ger- Dec. 27 4 2 many Nov. 13 2 6 Confession o f Guilt (Ed.)Nov. 544 Schemes—new company.Nov. 16 3 o Confession of guilt (Ed.).Nov. 11 4 4 Western Union Co.—Atlantic Congress and the (Ed)..Nov. 643 Pacific relations April 2922 " Constitutional principle " Benedict suit March 27 8 1 (Ed.) Dec. 13 4 3 Capitalize, plan t o Nov. 112 Coparceners' dummy—Salton- Injunction—insulated tel. stall(Ed.) Nov. 23 4 3 wires Nov. 27, Dec. 10 " Defence, call the " (Ed.)Oct 12 6 2 Memorial April 30 8 1 Democratic party.and the(Ed) Suit in Phila... .Jan 12, Mar 4 Nov. 30 4 2 " Telegraph in America."Rei T—Temperance—Thornton Date. Pg. Cl. T.. Thornton—Tilden Date. Pg. Cl. Union —C. Shaffer N ov. 14 2 4 Blue-rib bon donkey ...... Aug. 17 2 Union—stormy meeting... Jan. 14 2 1 Card ...... Sept. 7 Tempest. (See Storm.) Case of ...... Aug. 12 Temple Bar, concerning..Jan. 29 5 1 Thornton-Fish cor., fishery Tennessee. award ...... March 26 Bank—notef during war-time. Thousand Isles ...... July 12 Dec. 27 2 3 Throckmorcon—and the Texas Convention, Democratic.May 30 1 6 Pacific R. R ...... March 30 Greenback Aug. 31 1 6 Throop, M. H., on the code.Apl 8 Renublican Aug. 23 1 2 Thorpe, T. B., sketch of... April 4 . Debt" Jan. 15,16,17 Thurber, F. B.5 nom. for Mayor Homes Oct. 541 Oct. 2 Repudiation Oct. 25 1 4 Thurber, F. B., on labor Camp'sletter Dec. 26 2 5 troubles ...... Aug. 2e> Tennyson's poem, "The Re- Thurber & Co., rumors concern- venge *' March 13 6 1 ing ...... : ...... Jan. 22 Thurman, Hon. Allen. G. Democratic Conven.-July 20, 22 Elections, on the ...... Nov. 8 Indemnity Fund Jan. 30 1 3 Government expenditures, on Intimidation Oct. 28 1 4 Aug. 24, Sept- 25 Land swindlers Jan. 18 2 4 Governorship of Ohio, and Message on borler troubles the ...... Dec. 27 (Ed.) l Jan. 15 4 2 Pacific Railroads, and theApl. 18 Thain. Alexander Nov. 163 Southern outrages, on....Dec. 12 Thanksgiving Day — Hayes's Speech at Hamilton, O.. Aug. 14 proclamation Nov. 1-12 Speech on silver ...... Feb. 7 Thanksgiving, two kinds of Speeches onfinance..____Aug. 24 (Ed.) Nov. 28 4 2 Views on public topics. . .July 24 Theatre orchestras (C,) Oct. 26 4 1 Thyra, Princess ...... Dec. 7 Theatres — two low variety Tidal wave in Peru ...... Feb. 23 closed Feb. 26 8 3 Tides, theory of the ...... Dec. 14 Theatrical. (See Drama.) Tiffany & Co.'s bazaar____Dec. 11 Theft (Ed) Aug. 543 Tiffany's, C. C., journey in Nor- Therasson, Louis F., case of Dec 12 3 1 way ...... Aug. 81, Sept. 21, 28 Chaieres agt Oct. 29 2 6 Indictment of Feb. 26 3 2 Tilden, Hon. Sam'l J. Sentenced to prison Dec. 23 2 5 Agents at work ...... July 23 Theresa. Mother Feb. 15 4 6 Books, mining----Sept. 25, 2S, Thief..Minnie Watson..March22 8 1 30. Oct. i, 11 " Thief, stop"—Jno. Bonner(Ed) Cipher telegrams ...... Oct. 9 Jan. 143 Campaign (Ed.) ...... Sept. 11 Thieves, professional, how they Coparceners ...... Oct. 17 live and work July 29 2 5 Chicago and Alton Railroad Thieves, river Sept. 28 5 1 suit ...... May 24 (See also Burglary and Robbery.) Cipher dispatches.his cardOct. 18 Thiers, services o f Jan. 214 Debate suspended (Ed.). Aug. 16 Thomas, Joan, charges..June Electoral bill, and the____Aug. 6 27, July 11 El ectoral law. and the____Aug. 24 Vindicated July 30 5 5 Eulogy—Clinton's (Ed.) June 8 Thomas, Theo., career of. .Aug. 26 5 3 Glover, and (Ed.) ...... May 21 Thomas, Theo. leaves New- " Gramercy Park view of it"" York ' Aug. 26 5 2 (Ed.) ...... May 18 Thomas, Theo., on musicalmat- He.artless, unprincipled man, ters Aug. 28 5 2 a,(C.) ...... Nov. 2 (See also Music.) Hero, is he really a (Ed.) Aug. 13 Thompson—bail business (Ed.). Income tax suit ...... Jan. 21, Feb. 18 4 4 Feb. 4, 11, 18. Oct. 16, 31, Thompson, Benj.. case of Aug28,29 Nov. 8, 12, 25, 26, Dec. 2. 3 Thompson, John.onfinanceMay954 Income tax suit, decision Mch 27 Thompson, Jno.G., on Presiden- " Marriage "—St. Louis repor- tial candidates Nov. 243 ter(Ed.) ...... Oct. 26 6 5 Thompson, Jno. G., on Senator Montclair railroad bonus Oct. 30 2 3 Thurman.: July 12 4 6 O'Brien interview ...... May 25 10 2 Thompson, Jno. M., letter to Pilsbury charges ...... Oct. 9 5 .4 Jno. Sherman March 29 1 2 Plan to secure Penn in 1880.. Thompson, Jno. M., talk with Nov. 20 Jno. Sherman March 27 . 1 1 Plans— Democratic view.Aug. 6 Thompson, R. E., on Lord Lei- Plot to OUST, Hayes ...... Jan. 16 trim • . May 855 Poem "I'll see you later " — Thompson, R. W., Sec. of Navy. Nov. 2 Navy Dent., how to run. .Aug. 10 5 2 Proposition — Louisiana elec- Report as Sec. of JS avy. -Nov. 29 3 1 tion(Ed.) ...... Aug. 30 Tribute to Admiral Paulding Recover, can he (Ed.)____Nov. 19 Oct. 29 2 3 Reform, and (Ed.) ...... May 21 Views of Civil service..April 26 is 4 Shelve, trying to (Ed.)...Feb. 14 Thomson, Wm., on the Micro- Sworn himself in, ought to phone Aug•-- .- *"12 5 5 have (Ed.) ...... July 12 Thornton, M. E July 30 4 5 Tammany,and ...... June 7 110 INDEX TO THE T—Tilden—Tornado Date. Pg. Cl. T—Tornado—Trade Date. Pg. Cl Telegram—" terms of capitu- Pittsburg...... July 512 lation" (Ed.) Aug. 31 4 2 Pittsburg, details Julv 615 'Tis folly to be wise (Ed.)Oct. 24 4 '2 Wisconsin, details May27 1 5 Tourists (Ed.) Oct. 25 4 3 (See also Floods and Storms.1) " Trance, he ain't in no" (Ed.) Torpedo—boat Dec. 21 5 4 Dec. 11 4 3 Topedo experiments July 20 l 5 Western Union suit Feb. 2Q 1 3 Pamrapo, N. J., at Nov.13. 20 Witness, as (Ed.) Dec. 31 4 2 Willett's Point, at Aug. 8 5 Timber, a Canadian firm's con- Torpedo explosions,photograph- tract with stolen March 711 ing :\ov. 726 Bill—veto March 712 Totton, Ed. H., death"of..June 15 1 3 Cutting in Mississippi..July 6 10 3 Tourists,Treasury notice toAug. 7 2 In Montana March 14 1 1 Tousey. S., on prisons Jan. 14 3 1 Depredations—talk with Wil- Town, out of (Ed.) Sept. 30 4 3 liamson March 16 5 4 Townsend, Jno.D..fees Nov.13 8 1 Seizures in the South..March 411 Townsend, Hon. M. I,, on tne Thieves—Gail Hamilton's let- silver bill Feb. 28 4 6 ter May 25, June 1, 8 Toys, Am. for Europe Jan. 782 (See also Lumbering1.) Tracy, Jno. C,, case of Feb.16 5 3 Time, totell, by the Sun..April 663 Time—the stars Sept. 28 8 3 American abroad (Ed.).March 11 4 3 Times (London) decadence of— American goods in Germany.. London letter "G.W. $." Dec. 20 1 '6 Jan. 15 1 2 Times (London) management of American wares in Brazil Dec. 11 2 1 (Ed.) May 7 4 Times (London) on the Fishery Board of, annual meeting.Jan. 10 3 award (Ed.)..March 29, April 4 Board of, on freight ratesDec. 1253 Times (London) on politics in Board of. on silver Feb. 583 America Sept. 26 4 4 Board, United States, of .Mar. Tilton, Theo.,reconciliation talk 8, Sept. 4, Nov. 14 April 916 Brazil, with...Feb. 1, July 29, Tilton, Theo., rumors concern- Sept. 9, Oct. 30 ing March 29 4 5 British March 22, Oct. 26 Tilton. Mrs. Theo., charges agt. British, competition with (Ed.) May 18, 81, June 11, 22 Nov. 12 4 Confession oi: adultery..April 16 1 6 British—"Dark Days" (Ed.).. Statements April 30 2 2 Dec. 23 4 3 'Tis folly to be wise (Ed.)..Oct. 25 4 2 British—decline Feb. 715 Tobacco, adulteration of... .Feb. 251 British produce — A merican Exports, extending (Ed.) July 11 4 3 competition (Ed.) Dec. 243 Frauds Jan. 11 2 5 British returns for September Frauds—charges agt. Lilien- (Ed.) Oct. 23 4 5 thal April27 10 1 Butter and cheese Jan. 945 Free (Ed.) April 15 4 3 Butter and cheese Dec. 223 Government sale o f May 783 Canadian statistics Jan. 1515 Manufacturers meet in Wash- Carthagena Dec. 25 1 6 ington Jan. 16. Dec. 18,19 Chamber o f Com. on...March 824 Stamp—new May 812 Chicago's new project Oct. 23 1 4 Tax Jan.21 1 2 China, with Oct. 713 Tax agitation Dec. 18 1 2 Clothing March 232 Tax question— Lorillard me- Clothing Dec. 10 8 2 morial May27 1 2 Commerce with South Amer- Tax—JRaum's report Nov. 28 2 6 ica Dec. 28 1 1 TradeiuNorth Carolina..Jan. 12 1 2 Consular reports..-March 30, Tobin, M., found guilty of mur- May 27, July 5,Aug. 5,Sept. der June 28 5 5 2, 23, Oct. 7, Nov. 18, 20 Tobin, M.. sentenced to death.. Cotton (Ed.) Sept. 18 4 4 July 221 Cuban Feb. 222 Tobin, M., sentence commuted Domestic goods, heavy sale of . Oct. 21 3 1 May 30 2 1 Todleben, Gen., made comman- Dominion Board,annual meet- der April 29 1 4 ing Jan. 16 8 5 Toledo Post Office row..March 22 1 1 Export, New-York's May 29 8 2 Tomatoes as food—Arnold's let- Export trade convention in ter Oct. 26 3 6 Washington Feb.20 1 2 Tomatoes healthful, are Aug. 31 2 5 Exports, "commercial pros- Toment, J. M., is a witnessAug. 524 pects" CEd.) Sept. 25 4 2 Toombs, Bob., on the silver Exports fr. Great Brit'n.. Dec. 25 5 4 question Feb.19 4 5 Exports of provisions July 29 3 4 Tooth, Arthur, creed Ritualism Exports and imports. March 7. July 22 3 2 May 2. 30, June 29, Oct. 2 Tornado. (Ed.).March 7, July 1, Sept. 3 Harrington, 111, May 25 1 5 Treasury statement...Aug. 14 5 3 Dubuque, Iowa May 24 8 5 Statistics Sept. 21 3 5 Kentucky March 552 Statistics—fifty-seven years. Madison,Wis May25 . 1 5 March 813 New-England Aug. 10, 12 Failures (See Failures). Ohio Valley Aug. 312 Fall—prospects Aug. 31 3 1 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1878. Ill T—Trade—Treasury Date. Pg Cl. T—Treasury—THE TRIBUNE Date. Pg. Cl Fall-prospects Oct. 16 8 1 Banks, and the (Ed.).... April 15 4 2 Finance, ana (Ed.) Jnly 142 Banks, dealings with (Ed.) Flour exports during five y'rs Dec. 28 4 4 ^ . Jan. 23 8 2 Circular concerning claims.. Foreign Jan. 912 Jan. 423 Foreign, our (Ed.).^ug. 5, 21, 29 Circular concerning sugar.. Foreign statistics Aug. 2, 29 Feb. 753 France foreign Aug. 15 5 2 Circular o n foreign coins Jan. 722 France, with May 27 8 I Circular about silver Sept. 14 1 4 Germany, with Feb. 18 1 3 Circular—silver for greenb'ks Grain, dissension in Oct. 12 1 o Sept. 414 Grain exports, Boston...Dec. 17 5 4 Circular—Resumption Dec. 21 1 1 Honduras, with Jan. 21 1 2 Clerks, discharge of 95 March 6 J 1 Importation, and JaD. 14 1 2 ClerKs. inefficiency of...April 25 1 3 Importers—memorial to Sec. Cotton funa (Ed.) Dec. 446 Sherman May 29 8 1 Debt statement (Ed,)..Jan 4, Iron and steel $Ed.) Aug. 844 Feb. 4, March 4, May 3,July japan April 24 1 3 6, Aug. 3, Sept. 4, 14, Oct. 2, Liberia, with July 124 Dec. 4 Mexico's importing July 22 1 5 Districts, special, consolidat'd Mexico—Minister Foster's re- Aug. 122 port Nov. 20 1 5 Gettysburg claims, decision.. Mexico, with Jan. 14 8 1 April 9 1 3 Morocco Jan. 24 8 3 Gold, purchases Nov. 18 5 3 Oyster -Oct. 542 Inquiry—report Aug. 19 5 3 Oyster March 14 8 1 Investigation Jan. 23 5 5 Pacific Isles, with Jan. 28 8 3 Investigation (Ed.) Jan. 94 4 5 Paper, exporting of Dec. 27 3 1 N otes, first issue of Aug. 24 1 1 Pork—Chicago March 14 8 3 Order as to transfers Feb. 26 1 3 Protection in Canada Sept. 19 1 6 Payments (Ed.) Sept. 1442 Protection in Canada Sept. 24 5 5 Report, annual, of the Treas- Projection—demonstration at urer Nov. 28 2 6 Pittsburg Feb. 11 8 3 Beport of the Third Auditor.. Provisions Nov. 23 3 6 Nov. 25 5 2 Scotland July 22 1 3 Beport of Treasurer Gilfillan South America (Ed.) ... .Mar. 20 4 3 —silver „ Dec. 18 1 2 South America—a field for Bobbery —package of $1,800 American energy Nov. 26 1 4 missing Feb. 4, 13 Spring—prospects Mar. 935 Secret service—Glover on the State of (Ed.)July 24. Aug. 28, Dec. 26 1 1 Sept. 2, 9, 17, Nov. 28 Statement of assets and lia- Statistics Aug. 511 bilities (Ed.) Aug. 2045 Statistics (Ed./..July 15. Oct. 31 . (See also Finance.) Sugar Sept. 18 8 3 Treasury, Sub, amount of gold Sugar—losses May'J8 1 3 in March 22 5 5 Tobacco in North Carolina... Treaty. Jan. 12 1 2 Berlin — position, of England Trademarks, concerning.July 31 5 5 (C.) "G. W. S.» July 24 1 3 Lawot Mar. 6 6 1 Berlin—signed July 15 1 4 Law of Dec. 10 5 3 Franco-American commercial Quandary (Ed.) Dec. 30 4 4 Aug 914 Bichards's letter Dec. 14 2 5 Franco-American commercial, Trade Unions—Communism.. text lug. 31 2 6 April 27 2 6 Japan—changes proposedDec. 24 1 3 Unions—Humphrey's views Japan commercial ratified (Ed.) Dec. 21 4 4 Dec. 19 1 3 UnitedStates—Hazen's letter Netherlands June 113 Dec. 26 6 1 Samoa Jan., 18, 24 Wheat, shipments of (Ed.)... Samoa ratified Jan. 31 1 3 Sept. 25 4 2 San Stefano (Ed.)—April, 5. 6 (See also Business). Washington on cruisers (Ed.) Tramps a tAkron, Ohio—Oct. 213 May 27 4 2 Breeding (C.) Nov. 16 2 5 Trees, big Sept. 946 GTOW'S (G. A.) letter on..Jan. 23 2 1 Trees and Water (C.) April 13 4 6 Men become, how Aug. 826 Tremain, JLyrnan, death of..Dec. 255 Numerous, why (Ed.) —Jan. 23 4 4 Trehoff, Prefect of St. Petersb'g Transportation—Senator Wind- shot Feb. 6 1 om's speech June 11 2 4 Triacca, C.J.,charges agt.O'ct. 4. 5 Travel, transatlantic Aug. 823 (Trials See Legal). Travel—two months in Europe April 423 The Tribune. Travellers' Club disbandedMay 3 8 Almanac for 1879 (Ed.)..Dec. 31 4 Travellers, returning (Ed.)Aug. 24 4 5 Business, our own (Ed.).April 23 4 Travelling—"home again" (Ed.) Campaign document, as a (C.) Sept. 16 4 3 Dec. 14 2 5 Treadwell, J. C., case of... .Oct. 30 8 1 Campaisna, for the Oct. 142 Treasury, United States. Circulation —business points Accounts Aug. 19 5 3 (Ed.) April 10 4 112 INDEX TO THE T—THE TRIBUNE—Turf Date. Pg. Cl. T-Turf—Tweed Date. Pg. Cl. Congratulations—press... Jan. Maryland Jockey Club races 1, March 23, Dec. 18 Oct. 23 8 4 Dictionary question (Ed.)Oct. 22 4 4 MonmouthPark July 181 Enterprise, old time—pilot boat Monmouth Park, saje of.April 653 Feb. 16 2 3 Newmarket races. .May 10, Sept. Extras (Ed.) Oct. 23 4 4 25, Oct. 22 Fair dealing (Ed.) -..Dec. 21 4 3 Northampton races April 11 5 5 For 1879 (Ed.) Nov. 16 4 2 Parisraces June 17 5 5 Index for'77 (Ed.) Jan. 21 4 5 Pimlico races Oct. 26 2 6 Index—concerning a monthly Saratoga races July 22 2 6 Jan. 28, March 2 South Carolina Jockey Club Letter,—" the wounds of a Meeting Feb. 4 1 friend" (Ed.) March 18 4 2 Ten Broek-Mollie McCarthy Policy—" -Ditching into" (Ed.) race July 5 2 • ~ • Dec. 26 4 4 Trotting Association session Political principles (Ed.) Mch 18 4 2 Feb. 15 8 1 Postage paid by (Ed, > July 27 4 4 Turgeneff, M., in London. .Nov. 21 2 1 President, and the (C.)...Feb. 16 3 6 Turkey. Reporters at. the Police Head- quarters Nov. 25 4 4 Affairs—Constantinople letter South—as to some criticisms July 3, 16, Sept. 28, 30, Dec. 19 (Ed.) AprillS 4 3 Asiatic, misgoverned—Con- Subscriber, an old March 226 stantinople letter Aug. 30 5 3 Typographical queries ex- Austrian treaty Aug. 17 1 6 plained (C.) July 15 5 6 Bulgarian outrages Dec. 414 Washington, in May 30 & 2 Capital, affairs at the (C.)Feb. 27 1 5 Capital, affairs at March 2214 Troops. (See Army and Mili- Christians and the Porte (C.) tary.) Jan. 452 Trowbridsre's, J. T., "Bearand Christi'ns outr'gred and robb'd the Dorsr." Oct. 29 4 5 (C.) July 23 1 4 Trumbull, D., drowning of .July 455 Constantinople, fortifying.Oct 29 .1 6 Trusi Co.,Nationai,affairs.Aug. & 3 1 Execution o f conspir'torsJune 515 Trust companies, reports of Execution of conspirators(C.) April 123 June 22 1 4 Tschech, Elizabeth W., strange Finances Sept. 13 1 6 history of June 21 5 2 Finances Oct. 116 Tucker, G J., nom. for Judge Justice illustrated (C.).. .June 2214 • July 25 1 1 Loan, new July 18 5 2 Letter o f acceptance Aug. 913 Ministry, change of Feb. 6, * Tufts, L Oct. 533 April 19. June 'J2, Dec. 5 Tunis (Ed.) Aug. 345 Ministry and its policy (C.) Tunis—the French Drotectorate May 23 1 4 Aug. 15 2 6 Money, "fiat " (Ed.) Sept. 13 4 2 Turf. Mussulman revolt April 24 1 4 Ascot races June 19, 21 •• People of Turkey," Poole's Belmont Park races Nov. 16 1 2 Aug. 13 6 1 Bois de Boulogne races.-May 21 5 5 Protestants maltreated (C.) Buffalo races Aug. 123 July 18 5 2 Chester Park races May 31 8 2 Beformin(C.) Oct. 12 3 4 Chester Park races July 612 Refugee question (C.) July 23 1 4 Crystal Park races Feb, 18 8 5 Remodelling (C.)—" G. W. S." Derby stakes—Sefton wins July 1121 June 654 Territorial changes m Euro- Doncaster St. Leger states pean--map April 613 Sept. 12 1 6 Territory, lost July 30 5 6 Epsom races May 153 Treaty of San Stefano, recog- Goodwool races Aug. 226 nizes AprD.13 7 4 Hereford races .April 515 Viziers are made, how.. -July 352 Horses to England, sending War, after—Constantinople Nov. 30 3 5 letter Aug. 24 5 2 Horses, sale of trottiDg..Feb. 27, War. (See War.) March 28 Turner's Conven. at Cleveland, Hurdle race, international, in Ohio , May29 8 5 London March 14 1 3 Turner, H. B., on the Mt. Wash. Jerome Park races May 31 8 1 Signal Station July 23 2 6 Jerome Park races Oct. 734 Turner, J. M., onLiberia.. June 26 2 2 Jerome Park races Nov. 5 10 3 Tweed, Wm. M. Jerome Park races Nov. 632 Bible reading April 18 5 5 Lexington races May14 1 4 Conveyance—Putn'm Co.prop- Lincolnraces Mar. 28 5 3 erty May 781 Liverp'l Sprine Meeting. Mar. 29 1 6 Counselfees Nov. 13 8 1 Louisville Jockey Club races Deathpf AprillS 1 4 May 22 1 6 Fairchild's reply to Kelly con- Maryland Jockey CluD races cerning April 213 May 23 5 5 Flight and capture July 23 8 3 Maryland Jockey Club races Funeral of April 18 1 6 May 28 2 5 1 Ingersoll suit March 22 5 2 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1878. 113 T—Tweed—Valley Date. Pg. CL- V—Vampires—VanderbUt Date. Pg. Cl. Release, Aldermen vote to Vampires and Ghouls Nov. 21 4 5 Jan. 524 Van Bibber's, W. C., paper on Release, application for ..Feb. 864 ventilation March 851 Release, Jno. Kelly asks for Vance, Jno. L., case of..March Ms March27 5 2 25, April 4. 5. Nov. 31 Statue—names to remember Vancon, Dorothee Nov. 5 5 1 W—Wesleyan—Whitman Date. W—Whitman—Wolf Date. JPat Cl. Wesleyan standards (Ed.).Sept. 6 Gossip-letter July 421 Wesleyan Univ. Com June 24 Whittaker, H. E., defaulter.... •West, banks and the (Ed.).May il Jan. 29, Feb. 12.May 7 West, the eloud in the (Ed.)Feb 23 Whittier, Jno. G. (Ed.) Nov. 14 4 5 Westchester Almshouse affairs. Widows and orphans of medical men Nov. 28 8 1 WestPointCommencementJune 13 Wight, Joshua, death of.. .Aug. 15 8 2 ..Jan. 16 Wight, T. P., breach of promise b. 25, 26 Aug. 19 8 1 Western progress—D. Stanley's Wilcox's, J. K. H., statistics, theory of (Ed.) Sept. 25 letter from "Z. L. W.".May 923 Westward ho (Ed.) June 7 Card from May 2, Aug. 10 West Virginia, informationcon- Will Cases. (SeeLegal.) cerning(Ed.) April 3 William, Emperor, anecdotes. Lands, sale of ;.JulY'?« Aug. 14 4 6 Besources of March 19 Fired at May 13,June 3 Wetmore, T. B., sentence..Jan. 10 Letter to the Pope July 20 6 1 Weyman, Geo., case of—May 8 Beturn to Berlin (C.) Dec. 26 1 4 Wharton, Marshal, charges agt. Williams, Andrew, views on Dec. 5 public affairs ....Dec. 653 Wheat "corner" Aug. 1, Williams, Barney, estate..April 27 10 1 Dec. 4. 5 Williams, "Blue Jeans," on the Wheatley, Jas. H., caseof.Kov. 2 Indiana Democracy Aug. 14 4 Wheeer, D. C., business Williams, Geo., made Collector. troubles Aug. 7 of New-Orleans Jan. 1912 (Ed.) Aug. 22 Williams, Geo. H., concerning Wheeler, E. D., case of..March 1 (Ed.) Nov. 22 4 4 Wheeler's, Geo. W., report on Williams. Geo. H., on General Surveys Nov. 27 Grant July 24 1 4 Wheeler, Wm. A., on the cipher Williams, J., on South Carolina dispatches; Nov. 30 bonds March 825 Speech at Canton. N. Y..-Sept. 20 Williams, Jno. E.—memorial Wheeler, Wm. F.—nomination. meeting March 11 8 2 Feb. 27 Williams, John, elected U. S. Wheelock, Moses A., suicide of. Senator from (Ky.) Jan. 18 8 6 June 24 Whiskey—free and taxed in- Williams, Police Captain, trial * comesTEd.) Feb. 7 of Jan. 16, 22,24 Frauds, Arkansas Oct. 9, 11 Williams, S. W., on the China Chicago.Jan. 25, 28, Junel1, famine Dec. 724 Oct. 1 Williams, Minister, censured Cincinnati.May 6, 8,13, 21, Feb. 26 1 6 23, Sept, 19 WilHston Seminary troubles Staten Island Nov. 19 April 27, July 411 Tennessee Oct. 5 Wills—" Giving or Leaving " Illicit distillers, South (Ed.).. (Ed.) June 10 4 3 Sept. 23 Wilis-of (Ed.) March 14 4 5 Illicit stills, how to break(Ed) Wilson, James F., charges agt. Dec. 30 Feb. 16, March 13 Whistler's, Jas. A., art theories. Speech at Bloomfield Aug. 29 2 June 6 Winchell, Alex, address on edu- WThistler, Jas. A., sketch ofc.Dec 26 cation Oct. 25, Dec. 20 Whistler-Buskin suit. (See Mammoth, on the Aug. 1721 Buskin.) Planitary motions Marcn 16 3 1 White, A. D., on European ai- Windom, Senator, on politics, tairs Sept. 23 industry, etc Nov. 233 Paris Exhib., on the....Aug. 24 Speech on transportat'n.June 11 2 4 White, G., case of Jan. 7 Wine-makingin France (C.)Nov 14 2 2 White, Harry, talk with Jno. Wines, Bordeaux (C.), Julv 223 Sherman March 27, 29 Winfield, Chas. G., (Ed.)..Sept. lo 4 4 White. Horace, argument; Pa- Winslow, F. S., pardon of..May 813 cific B. B Feb. 27 Winston, F, S., on the sliver Lecture, "Money andTrade" bill March 153 Dec. 20 Winter's, F., motor. July 27 10 1 On Gerrit Smith..Feb. 8,16, 21 Winter's William, " Thistle- Labor troubles, on Aug. 24 Down" April 30 6 1 Lecture "Commercial Pan- Toast—Gilbert Dinner...Dec. 253 ics " Feb. 18 Trip to England—July 22. 27 Silver, on Jan. 15 Aug. 3,10,17 White, H. C., and the Charter Wisconsin appoint'ents revoked Oak (Ed.) Feb. 13 Nov. 27 1 White.B.G., on BeaeonafieldDec 16 Legislature organized Jan. 10 1 Whitehead, "Doctor," arrest Withers, B. E., on Virginia's of ...July 16 advantages... July 452 Beleaseof July 18 Witnesses—" A glorious time " Whitehead. Newton, case ofFeb 21 (Ea.) , July 644 Whitman, Walt,—" Gathering Wolf, Simon, removed from of- Corn" .-Oct. 24 fice April 24 1 118 " INDEX TO THE W— Wolf —Woodson Date. P9- Cl., W—Woodworth—Zoological Date. Cl. Wolf. John B., and the Indian Woodworth, R. N., case or..Oct. 2 3 Bureau F,el>. 1 1 5 2 Wool Manufacturers Conference 7- Wolsley. Sir Garnet Jan. 22 4 at Washington. . . Mar. 7 1 1 2 W oollen interests the tariff bill 5 Cyprus on .....Dec. 1 1 2 (C ) ... April 13 4 5 Installation of . . Aug. 23 5 2 Woolley,C.W.—interview, cipher Woman. dispatches Oct. 11, 39 Christian Asso., work of .Mar. 12 4 5 On the cipher dispatches.. Oct. i 8 2 2 Doctors in Russia . Sept 25 5 Woolsey, Theo. D., on the Fish- Drunkenness among: Dec. 27 3 2 er v award ~ Mar. 15 5 3 Foreign Miss. Soc. (Ed.).Aug. 19 4 4 On the Tilden cipher dis- Hotel (See Stewart.) . . . . A pri 1 3 5 3 patches . ...Oct.28 2 1 Indians, and (Ed.) March 8 4 4 Words, some plain—fieance(Ed.) Medical education for. .March 27 5 3 Jan. 19 4 4 Meeting at Cooper In — Jun e 5 5 3 Work—" Homely Hints " (Ed.) Meeting atSteinway HalLOct 31 8 Jan. 12 4 4 Outrages, concerning (Ed.) Work, words on—letter from July 29 4 6 "• C" ....Sept. 28 4 2 Pretty in England Nov. 28 4 6 Workhouses, State (Ed.)... Jan. 23 4 Suffrage Feb.23 3 Workiugmen. (See JLa,bor.) . Suffrage Convention in Wash- Works. Public, Supt. of (C.) ington Jan. 9 1 3 "Y." Jan 11 2 2 Taller than men (C.)--- -July 20 2 World.a mad,my masters—Mer- Voting of in Wyoming Terri- rill will case (Ed.) Fet). 1 4 5 tory Dec. 18 4 6 Worth—milliner Aug. 15 5 4 Witnesses (Ed ) . July 1 4 Worthington-Sherinan quarrel Work Exchange—May 25, July April 9 1 2 31, Dec. 6 " Wounding, bad case of "(Ed.) Wood, Benj., a bankrupt.. April 30 2 1 June 25 4 4 Wook-ctttting inMontana. . Mar, 1 5 4 Wray, John H., fate of Dec. 17 5 3 Wood engraving, Ameri'cn.Mar 16 2 5 Wright, C. D., on labor troubles Wood, Hon. Fernando. Aug. 28 2 1 Charges against . Oct. 31 2 3 Wright, Elizur, •' Flashy titles" Diversions, master of (Ed.) April 17 4 5 Dec. 14 4 2 Wright, G., card from.. Mav 10 5 5 New-York election frauds, on Wright, H. B.. on newspapers the (Ed.) Dec. 5 4 4 Feb. 6, May 28 Beelected to Congress.. Nov. 6 6 Sued for $20 July W 4 6 Besidence in Seventy-ninth- Wright, Ira B., sent to prison st N ov. 13 8 1 July 9 1 5 " Beversion "of (Ed.) — Oct. 2 4 3 Wright, James (Ed.). .Aug. 8 4 3 Speech on Tariff April 10 2 1 Wright, Jas. and the National Speech tohisconstitu'nts.Oct. 1 1 5 Party . July 23 2 1 Tariff Mil draft of Jan. 31 2 1 "Wyoming Centennial J uly 4 1 4 Tariff hill (Ed.)—Feh. 7, 22, Mar. 12. April 15, 25, 30,June 6 Y. Wood's. Sam'l, Musicil College Yakoob proclaimed Ameer.Dec. 24. 5 5 March 23 3 3 Yale Alumni— jubilee Dec. 5 5 Wood's, Samuel, will.... March 28 5 4 Yale College. (SeeCollege.) Wood, Theo. H., concerning his Yates ,Edmund —Bay trouble.. airest Jan. 25 1 3 Pec. 2 2 1 Wood, Theo. H., exoneratedFeb 20 1 5 Year, how to close (Ed). ..Dec. 31 4 2 Wood Walter A Oct. 14 5 1 Years ago, forty (Ed . ) April 8 4 2 Finance, on Oct. 30 5 Yellow fever. (See Fever.) Wooaford, S. L.. letter concern- Young, Brigham, estate. .Jan.21, ing legal cases Jan. 12 2 6 April 18 Speecn at Elmira . Oct.23 1 5 Younghouse,A—mock marriage 1 1 Occ, 7 2 2 Woodruffs, Jos., diary (Ed.) March 5 4 3 Z. Woodruff scientific Expedition Zamacona, M de. credentials Jan. 30, Feb. 21 May 8 1 2 (Ed.) Feb. 21 4 3 Zoological Garden—scheme.Jan 2 3 2 Woodson, ex-Gov.— "By the Zoological gardens in Central Eternal God" (Ed.) July 12 4 4 Park (Ed.) ; ... Jan. 2 4 4 NEW-YOBK DAILY TBIBTJNE FOB 1878. 119 THE TRIBUNE EXTRAS NOTE.—The following Extras are all in pamphlet except otherwise indicated Numbers omitted are out of print, No. 9.—Illustrated. 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