PRICE SO CENTS. NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE
THE TRIBUNE RUI'.DINC. INDEX FOB 1883.
JOHN L. WEINHEIMER, Compiler.
THE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION, NEW-YORK. 1 TABLE OF TOPICAL HEADS
The arrangement of this Index is strictly alphabetical. Subjects, however, falling under certain general topics set down below, should be sought und<3r the Topical Head.
Accidents Page 17 Failures Page 56 Negro Page 102 Agriculture 18 Finance 57 Obituarv ins Aldermen, Board of 19 Fine Arts 58 Parks ill Arctic Exploration 20 Fires 59 Pensions 113 Army • 21 Fish and Fisheries 61 Peru . 113 4 stronomy 22 Floods ... 62 Poetry 114 Forest and Forestry. .. t>2 Police 116 Forgery 63 Political 116 Canada 30 France 63 Postal 120 Fresh Air Fund 64 Prisons 121 Canals 80 Railroads 122 I Charity 32 Germany 66 Great Britain 68 Regatta 127 Chili 32 Religious 128 China—Chinese 33 Immigration 74 Indians 74 Churches 33 Robbery .... 129 Insurance 75 Russia 131 Ireland and the Irish .. 76 Schools 132 Commerce 36 Sermons 132 Congress,!!. S., proceed- Iron 77 Shipping 1 34 Italy 77 Shipwreck 135 Japan 77 Shooting 136 Conventions, political. . 43 South — Southern Af- Jews 78 Copyright 44 fairs 139 Journalism 78 Spain 139 Labor 80 Sporting 140 | Lands 80 steamships 141 Story 142 Cuba 46 Lectures 81 Streets 142 Legal 82 Strikes .. 143 Democratic Party 47 Legislature, N. J 85 Suicide 143 Summer Resorts 144 Drama 49 Legislature, Ts. Y 85 E arthquak es 51 Lite-Saving Service 87 Tammany Association... 145 Literature 88 Tariff .... 145 ! Mexico 97 Taxation 145 Telegraph . ...146 Elections 52 Military 97 Embezzlement 53 Mines and Milling 98 Treasur3r, U. S 148 Emigration 54 Mormonism 99 Treaties 149 Murder 99 Turf 149 Turkey 150 Executions 55 Music 101 Exhibitions 55 Natural History 102 Weather 153 Navy 102 W omen 155 INDEX
TO THE NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE AND SUMMARY OF EVENTS FOR 1882.
THE YEAR'S RECORD.
CIRCUIT OF THE WORLD'S HISTORY.
1882 has been a year of profound peace in all parts of the world except Egypt, Austrian Bosnia and Ireland. The crisis which had been impending so long at Cairo found France unwilling to join its ally and financial partner in the dangers and responsibilities of military intervention. Great Britain, entering upon the campaign with reluctance, crushed Arabi's soldier-mob by a single blow. In Ireland thb failure of one coercion act has been followed by the practical success of another, and the island is apparently settling down into tranquillity after a transition period of assassination and lawlessness. Austria-Hungary has suppressed a revolt in its newly acquired territory; Germany,harassed by political dissensions, is still the most pacific as well as the strongest State in Europe; Russia has been spared by the terrorists, yet has remained in a state of fever- ish unrest; France is still exhausting the reputations of its public men without finding a strong, stable Government; and Italy has ventured to make hazardous experiments in educational suffrage and department elections. In the United States there has been a remark- able political reaction against an unpopular President, whowas seek- ing to build up a faction at the exnense of a great party. II SUMMARY OF EVENTS TEH UNITED STATES. When the year opened, public attention in the United States \v as concen- trated upon the murderer of President Garfield. Guiteau no longer sat among the lawyers and clamored for his rights as a member of the bar. He was in the prisoner's dock ; but even there he sought to play his part— quick-witted in some respects, but a fool withal, blasphemous, malignant, hideous, a vulgar cheat. He remained to the end noisy, vindictive and abusive, sparing neither the bench nor the counsel on either side, nor his own relatives, ani affording as scandalous a spectacle as was ever witnessed in a couit of justice; and the effect of his rioaldry and effrontery was in- tensified by the coarse harangues of his principal defender and by the levity arid buffoonery of the audience. The nricJ came to an end out Janu- ary 25, after he had been allowed to read a speech to the jury wnich the Court had previously excluded. Judge Cox's charge bore Heavily against the prisoner, and the jury, after having been out twenty-five minutes, rendered a verdict oi "guilty as indicted." Guiteau received it with an angry howl: "My blood will be upon the heads of that jury—duu't you forget it." Despite the scandalous proceedings in court, one good effect had been produced. The experts had been enabled to satisfy themselves that he was playing a part and to ground their conclusions on his conduct in the court-room while was acting entirely v\ ithout restraint; their evi- dence convinced the jury that he was not an irresponsible agent; and the community, which had been disposed to question his sanity, was not left in doubt in regard to the justice of the death-sectence. Wheu the legal expedients had been exhausted, the zeal of a few morbid sentimentalists was quickened and the shrill cry wag heard here and there that the Nation would be disgraced by the hanging oi a lunatic. Owing to the course adopted by Judge Cox, this was nut the judgment oi: Americans"in gen- eral, nor was their opinion shaken in the least by the gallows scene, when with Bible-reading, blasphemous prayer and doggerel droned with shrieks and tears, he made the most of his last moments of morbid egotism. This most despicable of assassins was nanged on June 30, a twelvemonth lack- ing two days from the assassination of President Garfield. THE PRESIDENT'S POLICY. Meanwhile President Garfield's successor, naturally disliking the man- ner in vvhich he had entered the White House, was looking a long way ahead with a view to securing, if possible, his ownrenoniination. The reor- ganization of the Cabinet was completed in April, when Mr. Teller was ap- pointed Secretary of the Interior, and Mr. Chandler Secretary oi the Navy, his predecessor, Mr. Hunt, having been nominated as Minister to Russia. Only one member of President Garfj eld's Cabinet, Secretary Lincoln, was allowed to remain in office, and he had been a conspicuous advocate of the third term. In the Garfieid Cabinet the main bodv of the National Repub- lican Convention had four repiesentatives, ivhile the powerful minoiity that had voted lor General Grant had as many as three. In the reorgan- ized Cabinet The minority faction in the convention was given six of the seven seats. The President's determination to divide the political prizes am.->Dg the leaders and adherents of a single faction was not shaken as time went on. The great missions were given to ex-Senator Sargent, Mr. Taft, Mr. Young, and Mr. Astor, and the minor political patronage was distributed not always among partisans so blatant and so unscrupulous as Michael J. Dady, of Brooklyn, but invariably among those whose per- sonal loyalty to the President could be depended upon. At the same time these changes were made with more discretion and deliberation than his zealous supporters considered necessary. They were anxious to have a clean sweep of the Garfield office-holders, and when the President shuwed signs of vacillation, they accused him of renouncing his principles and de- serting his associates. So tierce had become the outcries during the closing week of February that he abruptly sent to the Senate the nomination ot FOR THE YJBAB 1882. Ill Roscoe Conkliog for Associate Justice of Ihe Supreme Court. The demon Btrations of anger aud indignation with, which this nomination was re- ceived in all parts oi tha country ga^e the President an opportunity for serious reflection, of which he apparently made little use. The office was declined by Mr. Conkling greatly to the relief of the public, especially as so eminent a jurist as Judge Blatchford was named in his place ; but the wire-pulling on the part of n> Kitchen Cabinet made up of the President's former associates in New-York politics went on with increased energy, Early in the spring ifc was whispered lhat Secreiriry Folger would be the Administration candidate for Governor of that State, The rumoi was de- nied many times, but tho scheming went on in the dark, and before the summer was over, the President's followers were making a systematic at- tempt to secure control of the State convention. At the same time Senator Cameron, whose arbitrary methods and personal dictation had created a formidable political revolt in Pennsylvania, was recognized as the Presi- dent's confidential advisei in Washington. " Bossism " and " machine poli- tics75 were looming up as the colossal evils of the American system, LOWER LEVELS OP DIPLOMACY. The policy of the Garfield Administration was reversed abroad as well as at home. Mr. Trescot and Mi . Walker Blame had been sent to South America to ofler the good offices of the United States in negotiating peace between Peru and Chili and to express the hope tnat ;t money indemnity for the expenses of the war would be accepted by the victorious nation and all territorial demands be relinquished. No sooner nad they sailed than. Mr. Frelinghuyfcsen decided to cancel the instructions and not to allow the envoys to make any authoritative utterance to either Chili or Peru in re- gaid to the questions at issue. The fact that tee confidential instructions had been modified was communicated to tbe Chilian Minister in Washing- ton, and telegraphed by nirn to Santiago, and when the envoys presented their credentials they were informed b.y the Foreign Secretary thart their mission had virtually ended, owing to changes of purpose of which tney had received po information from tbeir own Government. After this mor- tifying experience it \\as impossible for them to make any use of the moral power of the United States in effecting a settlement between the two republics. Invitations, moreover, had been extended to various nations on this continent to send representatives to a peace congress to be held in Washington during November. The State Department on the plfia that Congress had mad* no provision for necessary expenses, withdrew the invi- tation and informed the various Governments that the projected confer- ence had been abandoned. The diplomatic prestige of tne United States on this Continent was materially impaired by these two incidents. In like manner the claims of this country in regard to the contiol and supeivision of any interoceauic canal that may be constructed across the American isthmus, have not been renewed with vigor and courage since Mr. Blaiue's retirement, although the facility with which Great Britain can close at pleasure such a water-way was demonstrated in the course of the Egyp- tian complications, Mr. Frelinghuyseu has written one long State paper on the subject of tbe Clayton-JBulwer treaty, but to use tfce President's own words it " seems likely that time will be more powerful than discussion in removing the divergence between the two Nations.7' If the extended cor- respondence with the British Foreign Office with reference to the Irish- American suspects half secured their release it is mainly because the British Government round it convenient to order a general clearance of political prisoners. A DECLINE IN ADMINISTRATION. In domestic administration as in diplomacy there has been a gradual sub- sidence from the high level of department work in the Garfield Cabinet. There have been no brilliant achievements in finance; the efficiency of the postal service has not been conspicuously increased; and the prosecu- IV SUMMARY OF EVENTS tion of the Star Route thieves after many exasperating delays has proved thus far a signal failure. The trial of Brady, the Dorheys and their confed- erates began on June 1, and was brought to a close on September 13 by the conviction of two of the minor culprits and a disagreement of the jury in regard to the guilt of the main defendants. This verdict, accompanied as it was with charges of bribery, was set aside by the Court and a new trial ordered. This trial was opened in December, ex-Senator Spencer with the Marshal, Postmaster and Assistant Postmaster of the District of Colum- bia, and the foreman of the Government Printing Omce, having been previously removed for obstructing the course of justice in these cases. When there has not been a positive decline in administrative efficiency, there has been stagnation. On one question alone has tho President made a courageous stand. The velo of the River and Harbor Jbill in August was a patriotic act justified by the most irrefutable arguments. It was a wan- ton and reckless waste of public money, $18,000,000 being voted for im- provements when not more tnan $5,000.000 or $6,000,000 could be profita- bly expended, and the President appealed to the moral sense oi Congress to sustain his objections. The bill was passed over the veto by 65 Repub- licans, 53 Democrats and 4 Greenbackei-B in the House, 31 Republicans and 24: Democrats voting against it; and by 18 Republicans and 23 Dem- ocrats in the Senate, 12 Republicans, 3 Democrats and 1 Independent vot- ing against it. The veto of the first anti- Chinese bill was sustained by Con- gress and a new measure following the lines suggested by the President was subsequently signed by him. His imuii objections to the first bill were that the passport system ought) not to be revived and that a period of twenty years during which immigration was to be suspended practically violated th9 existing engagemeDts with the Chinese Government. The new bill substituted ten years lor twenty, provided a system of certificates of identity and prohibited the naturalization of the Chinese. Experience has already demonstrated that the act cannot be enforced, that the period often years is too loug, and that the Chinese Government are convinced that the treaties have been violated. The President's course in dealing with this question was not as logical as his unequivocal veto of the iniqui- tous River and vHarbor bill. With regard to' the remaining acts of the long session, the Tariff Commission, the Geneva Awaid, anti-Polygamy and Apportionment bills and the financial measures, he was in full accoid with Congress. A POPULAR REVOLT. During the summer and autumn the President made a systematic albeit reckless attempt to promote the interests of his faction and himself at the expense of tne Republican party. By the most unscrupulous use of patronage and by monstrous acts of forgery his friends succeeded in revers- ing the attitude of the State Committee and in forcing the nomination of Secretary Folger upon the New-York Republican Convention. A campaign begun with shameless fraud was conducted with inane stupidity. The most notorious machinepolitician was- placed at the head of the State Committee; the vacancy saused by the withdrawal oi the strongest candi- date on the ticket was filled by tl>e only persistent applicaut for it; and long and labored letters ef acceptance served to dishearten aad demoralize the party. Norninatioos secured as these had. been had no Dinding force upon the loyalty of self-respecting Republicans. There was a revolt against the Administration ticket from one end of the State to the other, and Grover Cleveland was elected Governor by a Democraticand Repub- lican majority of 193,824. In Pennsylvania the aialignant management of Senator Cameron, who had vrefused all otters c-f compromise from the Independents based on the withdrawal of both Republican tickets and the nomination of a new on« in a legitimate way, meo with a crushing re- buke in the election of a Democratic Governor. Ohio had already been carried-by TheDemocrats, the temperance question adding to the popular dissatisfaction excited by an unpopular Administration. In ISovember FOB THE YBAB 1882. the Republican majorities -were srcept awav rin Indiana., Connecticut, New-Jersey and Massachusetts, where General Butler was elected Gov- ernor. ISo many were the Republican losses throughout the .North that the Democrats obtained control of the new Congress by a substantial ma- jority. Ihe results of the Congressional elections were : Democrats, 191; Republicans, 119; Readjustee, 6; Independents, 5; Greenbackers, 2, In only one quarter had the Republicans gained ground. That was in Maine, where they had succeeded in retrieving their disasters in previous years. This conspicuous success naturally brought Mr. Blame into prom- inence as a candidate for the Presidency who would be heartily supported by the^progressive elements of the paity. He took the earliest opportunity of repressing these demonstrations by announcing that he co.uld not be a candidate in 1884. . THE WARNING HEEDED. The warning received by President Arthur naturally had »sobering effect not only upon him and his-followers but also upon the Republican majority in the present Congress. Hit* messaee to Congress bore unmis- takable evidence of hours of serioub reflection induced by his. political disasters. His recommendations in regard to the practical legislation ur- gently required by the country were well received, and even the friends 01 Civil Service derived satisfaction from his unequivocal utterances. The Republicans in both Houses entered upon the session with a. resoJute deter- mination to adopt the recommendations of the Tariit Commission, involv- ing1 a reduction of 25 per cent in duties, to reduce internal taxation, to cheapen postage and to adopt as good a scheme ot Civil Service Reform as could bo agreed upon. Measures whicn in 1 lie protracted session-earlier in the year they would have regarded as chimerical they were now disposed tor consider seriously and to advocate with courage and persistence as mat- ters of fundamental policy. The Hubbell mode of levying political assess- ments- no longer commanded the services of a single apologikt, and bills were presented which if enacted would render unnecessary such laborious prosecutions as that conducted against General Curtis. Internal improve- ments would not have commandedany attention even if an unexpended balance of $17,734,944 had not remaiued in the Treasury fiom the disrep- utable, log-rolling scheme of the previous sessioji. The estimated surplus of the new fiscal j^ear being estimated at $120,000,000, notwithstanding the recent decline in the export trade, there was no reason why internal taxes should not be materially reduced and the tariff revised. These great nieaHUies have already been undertaken and a Civil Service bill has passed one House. It is this gain in party intelligence and principleb that com- pensates for the overwhelming defeat caused-by machine politics and despotic management. Disaster has not overthrown the Republican party. It is reiuvigorating it for a m w career of progressive influence aud practi- cal usefulness. _ GEEAI BRITAIN. Mr. Gladstone's Administration has emerged from the uncertainties of Irish legislation and the complexities of European diplomacy, from the catastrophes of Irish crime and the excesses of malevolent partisanship, reinvigorated and triumphant. When Parliament was opened in February the situation in Ireland was most disheartening; Mr. Parnell and other leaders were more powerful in their prisons than they had been at West- minster; agrarian crime was rapidly increasing1: inries were not to be trusted with even the clearest cases of guilt; the Land Act was not work- ing satisfactorily; concessions were repulsed; discontent was more sullen than evpr. The Conservatives, eager to mak<3 a partisan use of the difficul- ties with \\ Inch the Government were beset, at once empowered a committee uf tne Lords to investigate the operation of the Land Act, and influential leaders openly courted an alliance with tne Home Rulers by recommending VI SUMMARY OF EVENTS the issue of debentures and an extensive scheme of Governmentpurcpase. At the same time the Conservatives condemned the proposed reform of pro- cedure as a deliberate plot to stifle tree speech, to enslave minorities and to make the Premier little less than apolitical dictator. Denounced by Lord Salisbury as a revolutionist, repulsed by the Irish members as a heart- less' despot, and systematically insulted nignt after night by the Young Tories, Mr. Gladstone did not despair, but struggled on with tireless pa- tience and dauntless courage. The Lords were censured by the Commons for their unwarrantable interference with the operation of the Land Act, the Premier making an unanswerable plea for the supremacy of the only assembly that could decide great issues and express the National will on supreme occasions. When this afirout had been resented, the work of revising the antiquated forms ot procedure was resumed, but so per- sistent was the Opposition that only one critical division—318 to 279 against the Marriott amendment—had been taken when the half-session came to an end. In Westminster there was apathy where there was not malevolent partisanship ; in Ireland there was social revolution; in Egypt a great cloud had already arisen; aiid the worst was still to come. THE IRISH CRISIS. The warm welcome accorded by the Premier to certain practical sug- gestions made by Irish members in reference to arrears of rent induced one of Mr, ParnelFs associates to ^onfer with him in Kilmainham and subse- quently with Mi. Forster. The result of these informal negotiations was the Treaty of Kilmainham, as it was termed by derisive Conservatives. The Government became convinced that more could be eftected by the re- lease of the imprisoned Home Rulers than by their continued confine- ment. Accordingly the Irish policy was suddenly reversed. Mr. Parnell and his associates were released; a speedy jail clearance of political prison- ers was promised; and large concessions in relation to arrears of lent were foreshadowed. This was a confession that force bills had failed. If the Ministry had not surrendered outright, they had proposed an alliauce with the Home Rulers in aerarian legislation and a truce in political persecu- tion. Mr. Forster, unwilling to share with the Ministry the responsibility of this cfcange in policy, resigned the Chief Secretaryship, and faint- hearted. Whigs united with contemptuous Tories in proclaimingMr. Parnell King of Ireland. At this critic'il juncture, when the Ministry were shifting their ground and the Home Rulers were flushed with triumph, Lord Fred- erick Caveudiish, the new Chief Secretary, and Mr. Burke, the Unaer-Sec- retary, were assassinated in Phoenix Par&, Dublin (May 6). This diabolical crime, alt hough attributable primarily to the machinations of secret societies which were bent upon breaking up the alliance between the Home Rulers aud the Government, was in the track of that social revolution for which Mr. Parnell had given the signal. When the Irish people had been systematically educated ia lawlessness, it was not surpris- ing that the release of the Parliamentary buspects should, be celebrated by the murder of a Cavendish bearing a message of reconciliation and peace. These cowardly and unprovoked assassinations wrung from their chosen representatives the uardy confession that it was lawlessness which well nigh made them despair of the futuxe of the island. As for the Liberal leaders, they were exposed momentarily to the merciless criticism either of having grossly miscalculated the tendencies of disorder, or of having lacked courage in suppressing the agrarian revolt. 1'hev were compelled to recast their arrangements for the government of tne island. A Coercion bill far more stringent than the one then in operation was immediately in- troduced, and encountered the desperate resistance of the Irish members, "Being read a. third time in July after a protracted struggle in which the or- dinary rules of procedure had been arbitrarily suspended. As a counterpoise to repressive legislation the Arrears Act was forced through the Commons. This was an Irish remedy for discontent pre- scribed by tbe Home Rulers themselves. This necessary me assure alter FOR THE YEAR 1882. - ~" VII leaving the Commons, where ifc haa received heavy majorities,*waa taken in hand by Lord Salisbury. His amendments were poisoned arrows aimed at the heart of the measure. One ot them would have enabled the landlord to withhold his consent whenever he might choose to question the tenant's inability to pay the arrears, When the Lords' amendmentsreached the CommoCiS a momentous crisis seemed imminent, but it was averted through ME. 'Gladstone's tact and the patriotism of the majonty of the Peers, who virtually refused to follow theirleader. All the vital principles of the bill were reaffirmed, including that of compulsory settlements, and a series of minor concessions was-made to the Lords, marked ingenuity being shown in converting the landlords' mortgage on the teuant-right into a worthless lien. The bill was accepted by the Lords, their leader having sustaned a most ignominious defeat. _ THE MINISTRY STRENGTHENED. When Parliament adjourned in August to October 24, the prospects of the 'Government had materially improved. Two Ministers had resigned, Mr. Forster and Mr..Bright, the latter in consequence of foreign complications, and with the exception of the two Irish bills, the vote of credit ior the ex- pedition to Egypt and the usual votes in Supply, the session had been ab- solutely barren; yefc the Government were stronger before the country than they had been since the general elections ot 1880. This result was mainly due to the caution and self-retrain ts with which they had acted in Egypt, and the vigor, bagacity and independence with which they had entered upon the campaign, when they had been reluctantly forced to admit that there was no alternative. The success of General Wolseley's military operations, as complete as it was sudden, reiuvigorated the Ministry, so that the passage of the new rules of uroceduro in the autumn session was a foregone conclusion. The Government's majority on the two critical divis- ions on the Closure weie 84 and 44,'and the lemaiuing rules were adopted with only one impoitaut concession—permission to move the adjournment of the House when 100 members rise in support of the proposal. The Closure is applied under restrictions which amply secure the rights of mi- norities, more than 100 affirmative votes being required when there are from 1 to 39 against it, and more than 200 when the minority exceeds 39. The session ended in December. BETTER PROSPECTS IN IRELAND. There has been a decided improvement in the condition of Ireland. The distinct aim of the new Coercion bill was to secure convictions for crime, experience under the first Force bill ha ring proved that it was worse than useless to arrest and imprison suspects for an indefinite period without bringing them to trial and punishing them. In this respect the act has answered itb purpose. By*means of special provisions lor change of venue and the impanelling of juries, justice, so long paralyzed in Irish courts, has boon dealt out with a strong arm. The first conviction of a murderer in mid-(September was followed by the imprisonment of a member of Par- liament who sought to vitiate the effect of the veidict by impugning the motives and conduct of the jury. The slaughter of the Joyce family in County Galw<*y seemed to be designed by organizeddesperadoes as a warn- ing to witnesses to hold their tongues, but it was not heeded, and on De- cember 15* four months after that barbarous crime was committed, three murderers were hanged for it, the death sentences of five of their accom- plices having been commuted previously to imprisonment for life. These and many other convictions for agrarian crime led to a new outbreak of lawlessness, by which the lives of judges were menaced, a detective was tilled and a juror was murderously assaulted. Outrages like these were obviously designed to intimidate judges, juries and witnesses. But the island is settling down into a state pi tranquillity, and'there is a popular reaction against lawlessness. The settlements made^r registered under VJII SUMMABY OF EVENTS the Land Act have averaged 4,600 a month and the reductions of rent have ranged from 15 to 35 per cent with an average of 20 or 22 per cent. The Arrears bill was neglected at the outset, but owing to the refusal of the Government to extend the time within which it may be used, the applica- tions haversipidly increased during the past month. The government of the island has been admirably administered by Lord Spencer, who suc- ceeded Lord Co wper as Lord Lieutenant in May, and Mr. Tievelyan as Chief Secretary has been both efficient and sagacious, discriminating sharply between political and criminal oftencBs. The firmness with which the strike of the constabulary force was met was a conspicuous proof of improvement in administration. The base of operations of the agitators has been narrowed by the Dublin Conference, at which Mr. ParnelFs as- cendancy was acknowledged and advocates of uncompromising measures like Mr. Dillon were deprived of influence. The new National Leagne was not intended as a working organization, ana even if it were it would be cut oft from the main base of American supplies,, the policy of the leaders being too moderate for Patrick Ford. Notwithstanding a menace of famine the prospect is brighter, on the whole, than it has been since the Land agitation opened. QUEEN AND PKEMIER. The Queen was fired upon at Windsor on March 2 by an insane assassin, but being favored by her usual good fortune, escaped unharmed. Al- though the Premier completed in December a half century of active service in the Commons, it does not seem probable either that he has any desire to retire to private life or that the Liberals ar<5 prepared to dispense with 1 his seivices. The party successes of the year have virtually been the tri- umphs of one man, who ha» afforded the most conspicuous proofs of his sagacity and efficiency as a politicalleader as well as of his wisdom and patriotism as a practical statesman. THE EG¥P T1A $ COMPLICA TlONb. When bheyear opened Egypt was a complex problem with five factors. These were the Army, the foreign Controllers, the Khedive, the Sultan and the Assembly of Notables. The army was the actual source of political authority, lor it had set up and pulled down Ministries. The Control was a potential source of political authority, for it represented two ri\al Euro- pean Powers, which might or might not be able to agree upon a policy of intervention. The Khedive was disposed to take the advice of the Coutrol- lers. but neither he nor they could deiy that ill-disciplined military mob , of 1 5,000 men. The Sultan had only a nominal ascendancy in Eg.y pt, and he was willing to intrigue with Arabi, to shuffle with the Powers, aou to play fast or loose with the Khedive, on the bare chance of finding military intervention iroin Constantinople some day on the cards. The Chamber of Notables had been appointed by the Khedive's officials, but had neither power nor disposition to resist military pressure. Of the five factors, the Khedive, the Sultan and the notables were of srnall account. The actual jLOwer of the Army was pitted against the potential authority of the Con« trollers. In January, M. Gambetta, foreseeing that a crisis was impending, was anxious to arrange a scheme of joint intervention. Lord Granville was dis- posed to favor Tarkish coercion as a substitute for an An^lo-French expedi- tion, and insisted upon consulting the Fowers. M. Gambe* ta's downfall left Lord Granville at liberty to pursue a drifting policy,a,iid when the crisis finally came, there was no prea-rianged basis of intervention. For months Tewfik had been alternately wheedled and menaced. His government had fallen into contempt. Arabi was actually governing Eg57pt by virtue of hia influence over the Array, the officers of which he had bribed by promotions. In January he told the Notables that they must demand the privilege of supervising the budget. They complied ; Cherif, the Premier, resigned ; Mahmoud Sami. Arabics candidate, succeeded him : and Arabi himself be- JFOB THE YEAB 1882. IX came Minister of War. In March the military government was supieme. Arabi was a Pacha and seventeen of his supporters were colonels; and be- tween them and the treasury wore the Controllers and the possibility of foreign intervention. A plot against Arabi enabled him to give a practical demonstration of bis supremacy. Numerous irrests weie made and a body of Circassian officers were tried and convicted by court-martial. The Con- trollers perceiving that military government was becoming all-powerful, advised the Khedive to commute the sentences to simple exile on half pay. He com plied and was immediately defied by Arabi and the Ministers. At first they undertook to convoke the Assembly of Notables over his head, threatening to supersede the family oi Mahommed Ali; but when six iron- clads had been sent to Alexandria, they nominally submil ted to the Khedive, Arabi professing his willingness to go into exile for a year. This was merely a bil. of theatrical display. The military mob was supreme; Arabi was its idol; and the Western Powers were apparently bent upon having the Sultan enforce their will. Meanwhile, the Sultan and Arabi had a private understanding oX their own, THE CRISIS. The British and French Consuls-General presented (May 25) an ultima- tum which had been agieed upon by their Governments. It was a formal demand for the dismissal of Arabi and the resignation of the Ministry, and was based on the necessity for the restoration of ihe Khedive's authority in view of the niuropean interests affected by the continuance of domestic disorder. The Sultan, eager to exercise his sovereign lights, at once sent to Cairo Dervish Pacha, with a suite of fifty-eight persons, to negotiate a tj;uce between the Khedivo and thsurprise, the defence was spiritless, and within half an hour the stronghold was captured. There was no Pinch- ing anywhere along the British line, and the victory was complete. A large number of guns and several! thousand prisoners were taken, tne tfrit- ish losses being unexpectedly light--54 killed and 242 wounded. The re- treat of the Egyptians was rapidly converted into a stampede. General Macpherson by a lorced march westward rea^heJd Zagazig on ihesame day, and the cavalry pusled southward towards Belbeis. Cairo was entered by the advanced guard on September 15, and Arabi was arrested there by the police. Tne surrender of the camp in front of Alexandria was speedily negotiated aod the war was at an end. The magnitude of General Wolse- ley's victory and the slight loss of lite which attended it silenced criticism respecting some glaring deiects of the transport service. He was credited at once with the highest qualities of generalship. His troops were reviewed at Cairo and subsequently at London, and honors and decorations were showered with a lavish hand upon the principal officers, General Wolse- ley and Admiral Seymour being created peers. Tel-el-Kebir was a feat of FOB THE YEAH 1882. XI arms, and the campaign, as a whole, was an achievement,of which the Na- tion have every reason to be proud. THE SETTLEMENT. With the disappearance of the military mob which had usurped the func- tions of government, the work of reconstruction began. Of the 33,000 Brit- ish and Indian troops, 21,000]men were speedily withdrawn, and a garrison of 12,000 men was left to occupy the country temporarily. This garrison is maintained at the expense of the Egyptian treasury, the cost of the cam- paign being borne by the British Government. Valentine Baker \vas in- trusted with the duty of organizing a gendarmerie, but has not yet suc- ceeded in providing a substitute for the army of occupation. The Khe- dive's authority was restored throughout Egypt as soon as Arabics army was put to rout, bud his administration ha& been practically conducted by Lord Dufferin duriug the last, two months. The proceedings against Arabi and his confederates in rebellion, after impeding the settlement of Egyp- tian affairs for many weeks, were arranged by the diplomatist and disposed cf with a theatrical flourish. Arabi pleaded guilty on December 3, to the charge of insurrection, and was sentenced to death by a court-martial. This sentence was immediately commuted by the Khedive to perpetual exile, under penalty of death in the event of return. Six of his cnief con- federates shared the same tate, being exiled with him to Ceylon, where tliey will be kept under light -surveillance and be allowed to retain their private property; and a large number of the rebellious officers have either been banished for various terms of years, or been forbidden to quit their estates. These compromises with the insurgents have been disapproved by the Khedive's Ministers,several of whom have resigned. Acting upon Lord Bufferings advice, the Khedive has formally invited the Powers to sanction the abolition of the Control, and is negotiating with him a treaty denning the conditions of British occupation. . «• JBEITLSH POSSESSIONS.- Sir John Macdonald, having introduced a Protective Tariff in the Domin- ion of Canada, appealed to the Provinces in June to support his economic policy. The canvass was vigorously conducted, tne Opposition charging the Premier with conspiring with the French Bleus to degrade the most populous Province, and to silence its constituencies by an infamoas gerry- mandering bill. The Government carried the elections on tha tariff issue, securing a majority of sixty in the Dominion Parliament, in the provin- cial elections the Opposition made heavy gains. Cetewayo has been restored to his kingdom in Zululand. The chiefs hav- ing been reinsed a hearing by Sir Henry Bolwer, tne royal prisoner 90- tained permission to go to England and plead his case. This he did with such success that he set sail on September 1 tor Cape Town with th as- surance that he could return to his" throne on the condition of remaining heartily friendly to the BritishGovernnceat and not reorganizing his army. The Zulu chiefs tave welcomed him, even John Dunn, who was his bit- terest foe, offering no opposition to his restoration, ITALY AND THE VATICAN. Italy has lost in Garibaldi the last great figure of its heroic age. He had ceased to be an active force in European life, yet his death, which occurred on June 2, created a profound impression. In Italy it wa£ followed by extraordinary manifestations of hero worship, wpvereign, Parliament and people vying with one another in honoring .his memory and the public mind, only half-occupied with commonplace questions of finance, suffrage and faction politics, was momentarily refreshed by reminiscences of an order of things that had passed away. XII . SUMMABY OFEVENTS Premier Depretis has materially strengthened his political position. Dur- ing the spring of the scheme electoral reform was completed. The constitu- encies were enlarged by the reduction of the property qualification and the adoption of a scheme of educational suffrage, and these changes were sup- plemented by a modified form of the French Scrutin de Liste, adopted in February by a vote of 285 to 125 in the Lower Chamber. Each conscrip- tion returns a small number of members on the Belgian plan, and minority representation is secured on the English principle of three-cornered consti- tuencies, electors voting for four deputies in districts where five are to be chosen. These changes rendered the October elections the most important in lecent Italian history. The new House contains about 320 supporters of the Government,100 members of uhe Right, about 40 of the extreme Left, and as many mare of the Left Opr>ositiun and Independents. The government thus has a clear majority over all factions and has the prom- ise of permanent political support. THE VA1ICAN. The breach between the Italian Government and the Vatican has been •widened by a decision of the Court cf Appeals. An architect employed in tne Pope's household sued the major-domo in the civil courts, afler an eeclBbiastical commission had been appointed to settle his claim. The counsel for the major-domo formally protested against the proceedingson. the ground that the Court did not have jurisdiction within the Vatican. The Court decided in favor of the major-domo on matters of fact, but over- ruled the plea of lack or jurisdiction. The Court of Appeals has rear- firmed this decision, virtually declaring that tne iuiisdiction of the State authorities extends within the Vatican, notwithstanding the Law of Guar- antees. The Vatican has not yet given any signal to Italian Catholics to take part in public affairs. Abroad its policy has been ^ characterized by con- summate tact. It has not been duped by Bismarck's subtleties; it has pre- vented a visit of the Emperor of Austria to the King of Italy ; and it has provided as a substitute for Mgr. Czacki, the conciliatory Papal Nuncio at Paris, Mar. de Reiide, an ecclesiastic of singular prudence and moderation. FEAHCE. The year has witnessed a remarkable dechne in the political authority of the French Premiership. M. Gambetta might have remained in office for an indefinite period if he had been willing to abandon the measure with which his name was associated. This he would not do, In proposing a partial revision ot the Constitution he made the Scrutiu de Liste the cen- tral idea of his Ministerial policy. The Deputies gave waruing of their intentions by appointing a Committee on Revision wrhich was almost unanimously opposed both ,t^ limitation and to the Scrutin de Liste. M. Gambetta attempted to save his measure by an eloquent speech in which he repelled the charge of seeking a Dictatorship, but he was listened to with coldness and impatience. His resignation WHS nominally based on a vote of the Deputies in favor of unlimited revision. This \ofce was 282 to 227. The Scrutin de Liste, which was the main question at issue, was de- feated immediately after his withdrawal bra vote of 305 to 110 (January 26). The Deputies were influenced partly by vague apprehensions excited ' by the aggressive character of his diplomacy,but mainly by a secret dis- trust of department elections as tending to increase the political authority of party managers and to break up personal relations between constituen- cies and their representatives. Although he had been in office only ten weeks and had been overthrown b^y a majority of three to oue, M. Gambet- ta's exit was made with tne dignity of a great Minister. The succession revert ed to M. de Freycinet. From the outset his Ministry was weak. On three occasions its measures were defeated, and EOB THE YEAR 1882. _ X11I the Ministers o.f finance, Interior and Justice were kept in office only through the personal intervention of the President. He was powerless, however, to avert the consequences of M. de Freycmet's diplomacy. When the Egyptian crisis arose, the Premier fancied that with a little dexterity he could avoid the opposing currents of opinion in the Chamber and keep the Ministry afloat in the slack-water between intervention and non-inter- vention. After striving for a season to adhere to two lines of policy that were absolutely inconsistent—namely, to have nothing whatever done in Egynt and, simultaneously, to join England in active intervention—he asked for a small credit ot $1,500,000 for naval armaments, which was readily granted. Then came another period of vacillation and a final de- mand for another vote of credit for the protection of the Suez Canal. This was rejected (July 29) by a vote of 450 to 75. The Ministry immediately resigned and in the course of ten days a new Grew eminent was formegl. Made up of Under-Secretaries and obscure politicians, and headed by a Life Senator, M. Duclerc,who had never been conspicuous lor political capacity, it is the weakest and least efficient Cabinet that has been organized since the Republic was proclaimed, The Chambers adjourned as soon as the Ministry was gazetted, and did not reassemble uiitil November, when the Premier presented a programme of phrases rather than principles. This Ministry, representing the minority of seventy-five which voted with M. de Freyuinet still lags upon the scene, destitute of political authority. The year ends with a political event of supreme importance—the death of Gambetta, Cabinet crises and diplomatic complications have left very little leisure for domestic legislation. Scant progress has been made in the reoiganiza- tionof the municipalities and the judiciary. The Divorce bill has been Bowsed and a spirit of hostility to the Church has been constantly evinced, uring the autumn, undue uneasiness was caused by riotous proceedings at Montceau-les-Mines and Lyons, by the discovery of dynamite and boiubs in public buildings and the circulation of Socialist manifestoes. The finan- cial condition of the Republic is less favorable than it has been Hin many years, owing to the recklessness with which public expenditures have been authorized. A. panic was narrowly escaped in January when thou- sands of investors were ruined by the collapse of the Union Ge"u6rale, a scheme of religious banking for the mismanagement of which two of ihe managers nave been sentenced each to five years' irnprisonmbnt. Abroad a policy of aggression has b«en persistently followed. In Tonquin a city has been besieged; in Madagascar a warlike, tribe is receiving aid in sub- jugating the dominant race; in the CongpValleyM.de Brazza's claims are to be vigoruusly enforced; and in Tunis, where one helpless Bey has succeeded another, the army has not been withdrawn and the country is administered by a French Minister and officials. This colonial policy re- quires enormous financial outlay. THE MILITAEJ JEMPIBJBS. Prince Bismarck began the year 05 giving an authoritative version of his ideas of constitutional government in the Imperial Rescript, defining the relations of the Emperor to his Ministers, and reminding them and all public functionaries that they were the servants of the Crown and not the representatives uf the Parliament, and consequently were bound to support the Government policy at elections. Subsequently the Chancellor reopened diplomatic relations with the Vatican and virtually brought-the Culturkainpf to a close. ID the Reichstag he met with a crushing aefeat on June 14, when the bill establishing a tobacco monopoly was rejected by a vote of 276 to 45. Even strong Conservatives voted against him, although he declared that the measure was essential to the maintenance of the imperial system, The Reichstag was immediately prorogued for sixmonthb, and when ifc reassembled the Deputies were informed that the Bundesratn had decided not to give effect to their decision in favor of the abolition of the law relating to the unauthorized exercise of ecclesias- XIV SUMMARY OF EVENTS tical functions. Iu Prussia the relations of the political parties were not materially changed by the October elections. The results were: Con- servatives, 169; Clericals, 97 ; Poles, 18 ; and Liberals of all shades, 125, including 37 Progressists. Although the Conservatives had made striking gains at the expense of the Liberals, no party could muster a majority, the elections affording new evidence of political disintegration. Prince Bismarck has virtually appointed his successor in the event of Ms suddeii death, for Count Hatzfeldt has become Secretary oi Foreign Affairs. The insurrection in Bosnia and the Herzegovina was virtually suppressed early in the spring, bufc the large force posted there has not been materi- ally reduced, the feeling against the military conscript ion not having sub- sided. The Delegations voted in April $11,500,000 for the maintenance of tne troups and made additional grants in November, apparently without being convinced that the condition oi affairs was as favorable as Herr von Kallay, the new Finance Minister, represented. The coalition Ministry still remains in office, stronger if anything than it was a year ago, and pledged to carry out important electoral changes and schemes of army reform. There has been a number of Socialist trials in Hungary, and great excite- ment has been caused in the Italian quarter of the Empire by the execu- tion of Overdank, who was accused of plotting against the Emperor's life. Russia has enjoyed a year ot comparative tranquillity. Late in February twenty-one prominent Socialists were condemned to death or penal servi- tude after a series ol State trials conducted with great secrecy; late in May General Strelnikoff, public prosecutor, was shot at Odessa, and a few days afterward two of the. assassins were executed ; and (subsequently a plot for destroying the Kremlin during the festivities which should attend the Emperor's, coronation was discovered. There has been, however, such a marked decrease in Socialist outrages that the extraordinary precautions taken when the Czar visited Moscow in September were apparently un- necessary. General Ignatieff retired from the Ministry of the Interior in June and was succeeded by Count Tolstoi, whose reactionary tendencies had never been concealed. The Russian Government has ordered no new advance in Central Asia, although engineers have made preliminary sur- veys for a railroad from Askabad in the direction of Herat. In Europe M, Giers has visited the diplomatic capitals on a mysterious mission, and the relations of the three military empires have recently been represented as being so precarious that Prince Bismarck found it necessary to make public the outlines of nis secret understanding with Austria. In reality there seems to be no ground tor apprehending an outbreak of European war. OUTLYING COUNTRIES. The sultan's morbid apprehensions and suspiciousness hSbve been evinced by frequent Cabinet changes. In December he dismissed one Premier, and two days afterward restored him to ottice and ordered the arrest of a large number of Pachas on charges of conspiracy. Throughout the year he has been the slave of his own fears and has remained so far as possible iu seclusion in his palace. Prince Milan, having accepted the title of King at the invitation of the Servian Parliament, shared the perils of royalty on October 23, when he was fired upon at Belgrade bv the widow of a rioter \fho had been executed in 1878. The Greeks quarrelled with the Turks in September over a dis- puted boundary, but peace was restored after 400 men had been killed and -wounded. Sagasta remains master of the political situation in Spain, although the influence of the King is steadily increasing. In the spring a large portion of the floating indebtedness was f tinded by the Minister of Finance and a commercial treaty basejl on free-trade principles was negotiated with France. The Premier was not a statesman who could seriously under- take the revision of taxation throughout the kingdom. In October those Liberals who considered Sagasta too reactionary by nature to adopt a pro- FOB THE YEAR 1882. XV gressive policy, called Marshal Serrano fioin his retirement to head a new movement* Sagasta at first seemed disposed to accept office under him, if he would accept the existing Constitution. This he refused to do, prefer- ring the Constitution of 1869; bjut eventually there were dissensions among his followers and the whole movement collapsed. Peru and Bolivia have sought in vain to make peace with Chili. The victorious Government,as soon as it learned that the policy of the United States had been reversed an3 that no authoritative action could be taken by the special envoys, refused to treat with Calderon and demanded the cession of Tarapac^ dfud the occupation of Peru as far as Moquegua until an indemnity ot $20,000,000 should be paid. Expeditions were made into the interior and the prostrate States have remained at the mercy of the conqueror. On the Isthmus considerable work has been done on the in- teroceanic canal. China and Japan have been making threats of war. and coveting the peninsula of Core a. Diplomatic relations have been opened with that country by several countries, the United States included, with the unfortu- nate*effect of inflaming the passions ot the anti-foreign party and precipi- tating an insurrection and attack upon* the royal family. THE NECEOLOGY. Charles R, Darwin, greatest of the modern men oi science; Garibaldi, the last heroic figure in Italian history ; Gambetta, the master genius of the French Republic. In the English Church, Dr. Tait, Archbishop of Canterbury; Dr. Pusey, Dr. Newman's associate in the Tractarian movement; the Dean of Carlisle; Dean Wellesley, the Queen's chaplain. In the Roman Church, Bishop /I^ynch. In the American Episcopal Church, Dr. A, T. Twins and Dr. John Cotton Smith. In the Unitarian Church, Orville Dewey and Dr. Henry W. Belloww. In the Methodist Episcopal Church,. Bishops Scott, Wightman and Paine, American literature, its two great leaders, Longfellow and Ernerscn; George P, Marsh, Henry James and Richard H. Dana, jr. Science, John W. Draper and Henry Draper; Joseph E. Sheffield, founder of the Sheffield Scientific School. Art, Thomas Le Clear. Law, Theophilus Parsons. English literature, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Anthony Trollope, John Brown, James Rice, George Rose, William Harrison Ainsworth. Science, Professors Jevons and Balfnur, each the victim of an accident. Law, Sir John Holker and Sir Richard Malms. Continental literature, science and art, Berthold Auerbach, Bruno Bauer, Friedrich Woehler, Joachim Raff; Charles Blanc, Francois M. Pascal; Emil Plantamour, Joseph Dec^isne and Johann Gotfried Rinkel. Generals Skobeleff and Kaufmann, in Russia; Generals Cissey and Ducrot, in France; General Valmaseda, in Spain; Generals Jchn G. Barnard, Silaa Casey, G. K. Warren, Sydney Burbank, and Kear Admirals Beaumont, Rodgers, McDougdl, Strong, Poor and Scott, in the United States; Sir William Palliser, Samuel Remington, and Mauser, the German gunsmith. Sidi Mohainmed-el-Sadok. Bey of Tunis; President Guardia, of Costa Rica; ex-President Burgers, of the Transvaal Republic ; Figueras, Spanish btatesman; Louis mane and Ferdinand Herold; Lanza, leader of the Italian Right; Baron Manteuftel; Sir Hugh Allan. Thurlow Weed, Benjamin H. Hill, C. C. Clay, Alexander H. Bullock, William Dennison, Milton S. Latham, C. C. Washburn, Stephen A. Hurl- but. Horace Maynard, Clarkson N. Potter, Godlove S. Orth, Edwin Stoughton, Henry Highland Garnet, John D. Defrees, James S. Pike, Henry C. Murphy, Webster Wagner, Artemus Bale. John C. Hamilton, William R. Garrison, Jesse Hoyt, Robert-L. Sfcuart. Trenor W. Park, Frederick De Peyster, George Law, Elijah Ward. Mrs. Abraham Lincoln, Fanny Parnell, Adelaide Phillipps, Mrs. Caroline JRichings-Beraard, Mrs Daniel Webstei, •
INDEX
TO THE NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882.
Editorial Articles have the affix (Ed.} Correspondence has the affix (C.) The date, page, and column are given after every reference.
A. A—Accidents. Date. Pg. Cl A—A. B.—Accidents. Date. Pg. Sylvan Dell-Sirius, strs A. B., the (Ed) June 18 6 Aug 14 5 3 Abbey, H. E.-,- on opera Mar 10 5 Westphalia, with an un- Interview :..July24 5 known steamer Nov 14 1 1 Abbott, Charles F., charges Colliery, Scranton, Penn. Nov 23 1 2 against Nov 22 3 Drowning of Benjamin, cox- Abbott, Fred E., indictment of. swain of ColumbiajcrewJune 24 5 2 Oct 21 1 Burfoot, Mobile, Ala....Jan 2113 Abdellal Pacha, shooting of Decker, Nelson, Barry Co., Sept 21 1 Mich Feb 415 Abduction : Bourn, " General " Derrick, Cleveland, Ohio.Nov 16 1 3 Jan 6 8 Elevator, Anna, 111 Jan 26 5 4 Dickenson, Willie Apr 17 1 Hudson River Railroad. Aug 381 Lent, Cora H Aug 9 8 Louisville, Ky Nov 17 3 3 Saunders, Walter Mar 14 1 Newark, N . J Feb 783 Selden, Lizzie Aug 29 1 Tribune building, boy killed Found Sept 1 5 July 16 12 1 Explosions. (See Explosions.) Accidents. Ferryboat a t Lagos Mar 312 Bowery,floorgives way..July 8 5 Fires. (See Fires.) Bridge, Lebanon, Ky Jan 191 Furnace, Birmingham, Ala.. Newark-ave., N. J Mar 11 8 Nov 23 5 3 Niagara Sept 30 1 House falls, No.. 9 James-st... Cannon at Castle William Apr 554 Sept 26 1 Philadelphia Sept 29 1 1 Cat-boat in the Sound—Aug 29 1 Syracuse Jan 10 5 4 Centre-st., No. 63, floor falls.. Hudson River tunnel June 18 2 Aug 21, Oct 10 Chimnev, Bradford, Eng..Dec 29 1 Mine, Dortmund, Prussia.Dec 22 1 4 Church," Dover, N. H May 3 1 Montmorency Falls June 1212 Coal Mine, Derby, Eng.-.Nov 8 3 Pittsburg, exhibition building Collision, steamboat, Alene- Sept 26 5 2 Nantucket Oct. 28 1 Railroads. (See Railroads.) / City of Worcoster-Saginaw. Reservoir at Calais Jan 31 1 2 Nov 17 1 Runaway horses in Central Details Nov 18 5 Park Dec 18 5 1 Clyde-Nankin, steamers Apr 29 1 Sailboat on Onondaga Lake... Cygnus, steamer sinks a tug- Oct 23 1 5 boat July25 5 Shaft, Billy Foster iron mine. Eleanora-Nereus Nov 17 1 ' Dec 26 8 1 Jay Cook-American Eagle, Shanesville, Ohio, Goller's steamers May 19 5 Hall Jan 355 Plymouth Rock-B anvard.. Shipwrecks. (See Shipwrecks) July 20 5 Stagecoach, Mayo's Bridge, PlymouthRock-Breakwater V a Feb. 575 steamers July 8 1 Tunnel, Union Hill, N. J.May 26 2 4 Rhode Island - .Alhambra, Wall, No. 8 Roosevelt-st.Feb 18 8 2 steamers July 20 5 Wall, No.163W.128th-st.Mar 224 18 INDEX TO THE A—Accidents—Agr.' Date. Pg. CL A—Agr—Ala. Date. Pg. Cl' Water tank, Beading, Penn.. Department, bill to create Apr 354 (Ed) Mayl5 4 3 Water tower, Pier No. 1, Report.. Nov 24 2 2 North River Nov 17 1 5 English farming, prose of Well, Danbury, Conn Dec 12 1 3 (Ed).... ?..... Api23 6 3 Acid,new Oct 191 Fair, National, proposed (Ed) Ackerman, Eugenia S., case of. Feb 12 6 2 May 482 Farmer, the coming (Ed).Feb 12 6 4 Acfclen, J. H., change of poli- Farmers, old time Feb 12 4 5 tics Feb 22 3 2 Farms, small (Ed) Aug 444 Actors' fund.Mar 9, 22, Apr 4,5, Farms, small Aug 28 2 6 July 16, Sept 15 Farms in the United States, Actresses, in and out of novels, Census report Julv 10" 1 4 Paris (C) Feb 27 2 4 Grain yield (Ed) Oct20 4 4 Adam, Madame, and her home.. Grape-growing in New-J ersey Jan 22 3 5 Pan-Slavism (C) Apr 10 2 3 Industrial revolution (Ed)— Adams, Charles F., sr., swindled July 544 by "banco" men'. Investigation in, letter from Apr 7, 8, 9, May 25, 26 J.B . Lawes Feb 514 Adams, Charles F., jr., address Manuring, rich Opt 224 iailroad legislation Feb 26 1 5 National Asso. session in (Ed.) Feb28 4 3 Grand Central Hotel...-Feb 2 8-1 Bailroad commissions, onMar. 27 1 2 New-Jersey State Board, ses- Adirondacks and the Hudson sion of Feb 253 (Ed.) Dec26 4 3 Oats, early cut Oct 225 Avertisements, financial (Ed).. Official (O) Oct28 7 4 Jan 444 Orange culture (Ed) Feb 445 Advertisements, school (Ed) — Peach culture Sept 25 2 6 Sept 944 Pennsylvania farms and farm- Advertising, city Dec 3 10 1 ers (C) Septl6 7 3 Advertising, illegal A ug 21 2 1 Bice crop South Sept 27 2 2 Advitt, Julia A., killed by ele- Byefor mulch Sept 18 2 5 vated railroad Augl2 5 3 " Science of Practice," Tan- Aerial navigation, Stedman, on. ner's Jan29 8 3 Dec 17 7 2 Sorghum, experiments (Ed).. JBsthetic. " A transcendentality Dec 15 4 5 o f delirium " (Ed) Mar 564 Experiments with June 12 2 5 Gospel (C) ...... Jan 23 5 2 Plantation, New-Jersey-Oct 18 7 14 Africa, project of sending ne- Seedasfood ...Dec25 3 3 . groes to Apr 17 5 1 Seed, Cook onj importance African mystery, great July 23 10 1 of^(Ed) Dec 19 4 4 "Agin a bank" (Ed) Feb 21 4 2 Sugar from, report Novl7 1 6 Agitation -which New-York Tobacco crop, Cuban Jan 31 1 2 needs,a n (Ed) July 962 Tobacco culture in Pennsyl- - Agitator, Herr Most (Ed)..Dec 31 6 4 vania (C) Dec28 2 3 Agitators and clergy (Ed)..Feb 943 Tree seeds, starting Oct 21 7 1 Agnew,Cornelius B,, on the new Wheat crop, English, failed.. medical code June 16 2 1 Aug14 2 5 Crop statistics (C) Aug 29 5 4 Agriculture. Mississipni (Ed) Feb 18 4 4 Apple crop, light Oct 24 8 2 Kansas nelds (C) July 30 Blackberries, about Oct2l 7 1 Aug 6 Bureau,Geo. Geddes on..May 17 2 6 Lands, Dakota (Ed) Mai 942 Movement for enlarging Supply and demand (Ed) its scope .Jan 952 sept 844 Quinn, P. T.,on June 9-55 Yield (Ed). Aug23 4 4 Weed. Thurio w, on May 1726 Ainger, postmaster, removed Cabinet, in the (Ed) Feb 26 - 6 3 from office Nov 26 2 2 (See also Congress.) Air-ship, Starr's Sept 21 7 2 Capital (Ed) May 24 4 4 Alabama. Cereal crops o f Europe...Nov 924 Democratic Convention..June 915 Cotton : Adulterated Ameri- Election Aug 815 can (Ed) Feb 17 4 5 Election Nov 851 Adulterated Apl22 8 1 Election frauds Dec 27 5 4 Crop, report Ag'l Dept..Feb 16 3 3 Election scenes NOT 16 1 6 Exhibition, Atlanta, Ga., Official vote Aug 22 5 3 closedi Jan155 Legislature organized Nov 1612 (Ed) Jan 244 Morgan reelected U S Senator Southern, and cotton mills Nov 29 1 3 (Ed) May 18 4 4 Opelika, charter troubles..Dec 12 1 3 Worm, Prof. Biley's paper Opelika war (Ed) Dec 22 4 3 Apl 20 2 6 Negro conspiracy in Choctaw Crops, condition of, Dows's County Aug 22 -1 4 observations June 22 2 6 Aug 23 1 4 Crops damaged Iby storms ^Republican Convention..July 7 5 5 June 28 1 5 Alabama claims. (See Geneva Crops, statistics J. June 2 •*" 8 2 Award.) NEW-YOBK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB1882. 19 A—Ala—Ame. Date. Pg. Cl. A—Ame—Apr. Date. Pg. Cl. Alaska, adventures in the wilds News Co., verdicts agst (C) of Janl? 1 1 Oc. it 25 -& 5 Fisheries o f July 926 Bepublic(Ed)...^ June 843 Government (Ed) Feb 11 4 5 Society, British view May 21 4 3 Albany Argus on Dem. princi- Society and fiction (C).. ..Sept 23 5 6 ples (Ed) Mar25 4 4 Speech, Freeman on Oct 29 10 1 Albee's, John, reminiscences of Tract Society, work of....May 15 3 1 Emerson April 28, July 23 Americans: are Englishmen Albemarle, destruction of the (Ed) .!....Augl3 6 4 July 31, Aug 18 Europe,in Apll6 4 5 Alcott, Bronson, tribute to Em- Foreign ideas about Sept 17 3 6 ersbn •. Api 28 2 5 Habits of (Ed) Oct 29 6 2 Irish, suspects (see Irish) Aldermen, Board of Lectures to (Ed) Aug 16 4 4 Appropriations, favor larger Society and itscritics Aug 1561 Nov 25 2 4 Too easy-going (Ed) Oct 24 4 4 Bill changing mode of electing Ammen, Daniel, on the Panama June 516 Canal Out 833 Charges Mar 824Amusements (seeDrama, Music Charges (Ed) Mar 12 6 4 and Sporting) Dock leases Api 26 8 I •Amusements," Dr. Virgin's Lowell's recall,requested.Mar 29 8 2 sermon Feb 654 Mayor Grace's ^nominations 'Anaesthetics," Johnson's pa- Nov 15 10 1 per Mar 952 Organized Jan352 Anatomy of panic Jan 22 9 2 :Penal Code, o n the Dec 624 Andalusia, distress in May 14 1 2 (Ed) Dec 744Anderson, E, C., grieved (Ed) Political discussion Api 12 8 5 Feo20 4 3 Street-cleaning problems. Feb 22 2 1 Anderson, John, renominated Aldermen. Brooklyn. (See for Congress May25 1 5 Brooklyn.) Anderson, John E.,flightof. Aug 882 Aldhaus, Julia, case of....Aug 20 12 3 Anderson, L. W., on teaching Alexander IL, Life of June 21 6 2 history Jan 561 Alexander III. Andover Theological Seminary Coronation postponed—May 23 1 1 vacancies Nov 21 1 2 Coronation—A spectre (Ed)... Andr6 monument,mutilation of Sept 22 4 2 » Feb 25, 28, Api 1, 2, June 1 Crowned, secretlv Sept 29 1 4 Andrews, Charles, appeal to Jews, and the Mar24' 1 5 Kepublicans Oct 28 3 3 Kill, plot to, discovered..May 113Andrews, Geo. P., made Corpor- Land reform by ukase (Ed)... ation Counsel Nov 722 Jan 12 4 3 Andrews.B, F., chargas against Nihilists, and.Mar 17, 28, Api 1 Judge Westbrook May 14 5 1 Alexandra, Princess, daughters Anecdote, Thanksgiving- of :..Decl7 3 4 preacher (Ed) Nov 30 4 4 Alison, Archibald, autobiogra- Angell, James B., interview. phy Dec 24 3 1 f f e b1 6 2 3 Allan, Sir Hugh, will of Dec 2912 Angell on Chinaand the Chinese Allen, Henry C., and the lottery Feb 22 2 3 dealers (Ed) Nov28 4 2 Angle, H. G., on railway build- Allen, Stephens & Co.'s troubles ing in Wisconsin Feb 1624 July 18 5 4 Anglomania, American Nov 19 4 4 Allen, "Wes." arrest of....Aug 985 Animals, Society for Preven- Allis, Harriet A., tribute... Dec 19 5 2 tion of Cruelty to, report..Feb 21 8 1 Allison, W. B., on silver coinage Annexation scheme, unique (Ed) May27 4 4 (Ed) „ Dec29 4 4 Almanac, THE TRIBUNE (Ed)— Antarctic expedition, wreck of Jan 11 4 4 Aug 13 1 2 Alpha Delta Phi Convention Anthony, Henry B., reelected May 1625 UnitedStat.es Senator..June 14 1 6 Dinner May 19 5 5 Anthony, Susan B., and the " Altruism," what is (C)....Feb 20 5 2 baggagemen Sept 15 4 5 Aluminum, cheap production of Anticosti Island,distress on.Api 27 i 4 Dec 14 1 1 ntiquities, Babylonian discov- Ambler, Jacob A., sketch of eries ' Febl2 9 3 June 816 Antiseptics, experiments with Ambler, James M., stetch of... Sept 391 May 654Antoinette, Marie, embroidery America, impressions of, Her- Dec 22 3 3 bert Spencer's Oct20 2 5 Apgar, E. B., reelected Supt.-of N(Ed) -Oct 21 4 4 Schools in is ew-Jersey Feb 17 1 5 England, and (Ed) Sept 14 4 4 ApDleton, D., and the North American': Civilization, Arnold American Meview Jan 28 6 2 on May 14 4 4 Appraiser's.Office, work ot the (Ed) Aus:20 6 4 Aug 983 Institute, affairs Feb 382 Appropriations, honesty in (Ed) Manners in 1828-'32. Mrs. May 13 4 2 Trollope's booki Nov 12 3 4 April days Api 30 6 3 INDEX TO THE
A—Apt—Arc. Date. Pg. Cl. A-Arctic. ' Date. Pg. Cl. Apthorp's, Wm. F., lectures on Details June 20 1 1 music ...... Jan 30 5 1 Details (Ed) June 21 4 Arabi Bey. Discoveries (Ed) Feb 10 4 Notes June 27 1 Caliph, and the (Ed) ...... July 25 Search for Jan 30 5 4 Career of ...... SeptlG Wanderings, story of. May 755 . Correspondence ...... Oct 26 Delta, work on the (Ed).June 27 4 Death sentence commuted ____ Drift, details (Ed) Apl 27 * 4. Dec 4 End of an Arctic quest(Ed) Defence (Ed) ...... Sept 29 May 6 4 2 Dismissed from office. ....July 24 Fate (Ed) Feb 243 Examination of ...... Oct 12 Harber's denarture from Evidence against ...... ISTovlG Yakutsk....* Sept 15 7 Exiled for life ...... Dec 4 Harber's journey Eastward Fugitive ...... July 15 (C) Mar21 2 2 Letter to Gladstone ...... July 25 Officers, surrender of ..... Sept 20 Harber's message.: Mar22 1 3 Rebel, declareda ...... Augll Inquiry, Board of Oct 12, 13,14,15,17,18, 19, 20, 2lr byTurkey ...... Sept 6 22, 24, 25. 26, 27, 28, 29, Sentence, on his ...... Dec23 Nov 2, 3. 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,11, 12, Surrender 01 ...... Septl6 14, 15, 16, 21, 24, Dec 2, 3, 5, Triumph (Ed) ...... May 30 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14, 15, 16, War Minister, reinstated. May 29 19,30 , (Ed) ...... May 30 Inquiry (Ed) Oct 15 6 2 (fcee also Egyptian War.) Lecture b y Danenhower. Oct 453 Arabian revolt ...... Feb 7 Melville dispatch to Secre- Arboretum , Arnold ...... July 2 tary Hunt Aplll 1 4 Arctic Exploration. Melville letter Api 18 1 2 Among the Polar races (Ed) . . Melville's official report.Mar 21 1 6 April 22 Melville's plans Mar 24 2 6 Busy times in the far north Messages to Secretary Hunt (Ed) ...... AuglS M ar 31 1 6 Colonies (Ea) ...... Jan 5 Morlel (Ed) Dec 20 4 4 Colonies, ice-bound (Ed). Sept 27 Noros's story Mar 21 2 2 Colonies, work before (Ed) ____ Officers sent in search for Augl3 Lieutenant Chipp Feb 314 Colonies and voyages ..... Feb 10 Recordsfound Feb 314 Colony out of work, a (Ed) ____ Recordsfound Mar21 2 1 June 25 Reports from Berry and Har- Corwin ordered to Cape Serdze ber Aug24 1 4 Apl 22 Results (Ed) Mar 22 4 3 Report of Lieut. Healy.Nov 7 Retreat from May 653 Dutch Polar Colony (Ed).Oct 22 Search (Ed) Mario 4 3 Edison's scheme ...... May 5 Search, mode of, Melville's Eira search expedition... A ag 6- letter Mar 25 1 2 Eira wrecked off Franz Josef Survivors arrive in JSew- Land ...... Aug 21 Yoru May29 1 3 Episode, a wintering (Ed).. Survivors, lii e of Mar 17 1 2 June 23 (See also Danenhower.) Expeditions, some famous. Feb 10 (See also De Long.) Failures, moral from (Ed).Jan 15 Lena Delta, news from — Dec 21 2 1 Gildei 's journey t Ed) ..... Apl 22 J^ettsrs, Pavy's Jan 381 Greeley, supply expedition Map showing stations estab- unabe to reach ...... Sept 25 lished, etc FeblO 1 2 Greeley expedition, Bebee's Keptune (C) Cct4, 14, 18 report ...... OctlO lEd) Octl4 4 3 Guesswork (Ed) ...... Marly Putnam and Bellot (Ed).Jnne 23 4 3 Ice Barriers (Ed) ...... Oct 14 Rodgers, late ot the Apl19 1 1 Jeannette : Bennett Island Apl 20 5 3 (Ed) ...... FeblO (Ed) Apl 20 4 3 Boats, sensational dispatch Berry, message from...May 515 concerning one of her iKd) Burning of, Berry's off re- Jan 9 port... June22 2 2 Chart, Melville's (EdL.Apl 2 Crew safe May 755 Condition of, befoie sailing Signal Service expedition Apl 10 May 11 1 6 (Ed) ...... Aplll Smith, Leigh, expedition.May 755 Crew, search for...... J an19 (Ed) Mayl6 4 4 Crew, tidings ...... Jan 13 Errand of mercy (Ed). June 16 4 4 Cruise, dispatch from Dan- Geographical Society, in- enhower...... ---____Feb 9 structions June 212 Dantnhower's account of Rewaids for news of...May 26 1 5 the sufferers ...... Apl 17 Search May 24 1 2 Danenhower's dispatch to eearch steamer Hope siai ted Herald ...... Feb 3 June 25 1 1 Danenhower recalled. .. Feb 5 Hope expedition Aug2i l 4 De Long and his men found Voyage . ,...Jan22 9 3 i dead ...... May 6 (Ed) Aug22 4 3 \ NEW-YOBK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1882. A—Arctic—Army. Date. Pg. A—Army—Arthur. Dale. Pg. Cl. Map... Aug21 1 Schools, rar,e distinction..Jan 356 Stations May 28 9 (See also Military). Stations to be established by Army out of a job. an (Ed)..Oct 1 6 Berlin commission Apr 14 1 Army and Navy Club sus- Systematic work in the North pended Mar 652 (Ed.) Apr 19 4 Arnold, Eli W., arrest of..Sept 28 8 2 "Vega, voyage of the " —.... Arnold) Matthew . Mar 12, 21 American civilization, on.May 14 4 Wreck reported of a steamer.. American civilization, attack Nov 7 1 on (Ed) Aug20 6 4 Arizona affairs (C) Oct 27 5 Defect(Ed) Oct 31 4 3 Canyons, among Dec 18 4 Ireland, on (Ed) May 11 4 3 Explorations. Jan 2 1 Lucidity, on Oct 15 8 2 Exploring canons (C) Dec 4 7 Lucidity, on (Ed^ Oct 14 4 4 Lawlessness in; President Ar- "Word about America " (Ed) thur's message Feb 9 1 Augl6 4 4 Arnot. John, candidacy of..Oct 26 5 1 Arkansas. Arnoux, Win. H., made Judge Bourbon outrages
A—Arthur—A st. Date. Pg. Cl. A—Astronomy—Ayl. Da%e. Pg. Cl. Hard work in the WhiteHouse Wells's Mar 19, 26,Jne 1 (Ed) Feb22 4 2 Wells's(Ed) Mar 20 4 3 Jubilee Sinerers, and the.. Feb 19 4 1 4 life in the White House (C), Comets of 1881 Jan 15 "D.D.L." AprlG 1 4 Comets, how, affect the earth Message Dec 511 Jan 8 (Ed) Dec. 5 6 2 Comets and sun spots Oct 8 Arizona Indian troubles.A pi 28 10 3 Comets, prize essay Jan 6 Lawlessness i n Arizona.Feb 913 Heliometers, novel Mar 19 Mississippi Eiver improve- Meteor. Indiana. Apl 23 ments Apl 19 1 4 Meteors —i Nov 12 Peace Conference Apl 19 1 4 Moon, distance of Feb 26 New-York appointments (Ed) Movements in high life (Ed) Apl 1 4 2 May 7 Peace Congress, and the (Ed) Planet Mars, ". canals "on Apl 21 4 3 Apl 30 i Caustic analysis of (C)..May 15 2 4 Prize, Lalande, awarded to Platt. question of veracity Prof.'Swift Feb 7 x June 646 Prizes, Warner —May 13 Politics, fatal "active" work Bain-band spectrum Oct 15 (Ed) Oct25 4 2 Solar energy, conservation of Postmaster policy, his(C) Mar 23 4 6 Mar 26 Private secretary, Phillips Solar energy, conservation of Jan 31 1 4 Solar energy, conservation of Sharpe and Conkling (Ed)Jue 10 4 3 June 11 Stalwart policy, Albany ap- Solar parallax Jan 1 pointments May 27 1 6 Solar parallax Mar 12 Stalwartism, defines his..Feb 14 4 6 Solar theory, Siemens's.-Dec 3 Stalwarts, rewarding... Mar 21 1 2 Stars for 1882, voice of (Ea) Sunday conference, did he tell Jan 1 the truth? (Ed) June 344 Summer solstice June 18 More trouble (Ed) June 5 4 2 San spots Dec 17 No, it was not a"conference" Sun, total eclipse of.,. ... May IB —letters ...... June 16 4 6 Observations in Egypt.May 19 Serious bnsiness.Platt's con- Sun. total eclipse June 5 duct (Ed) June 845 Sun's distance Feb 5 Sharpe's statement, Kings- Sun spots and auroras Apl 23 ton. N.Y. (C) June 10 1 6 Turkey,in Apl 9 Sharpe and Conkling (Ed) t V^nus, transit of (Ed) Dec 4 June 10 4 3 Transitof Dec 7 " 308 "men, and the (Ed) Observation, means taken Feb 22 4 2 for Dec 4 3 1 Vetoes Kiver and Harbor bill Observations, result of. .Dec 8 5 4 Aug 211 Poem .....Dec 24 9 2 Visit to New-York "coinci- Venus—facts and specula- dence" (Ed) Oct27 4 4 tions Oct 15 Ashantee massacre, concerning Feb 20 4 6 Athens, ministerial crisis at Asia, French capture City of Mar 13 H a Noi May314 Atherton, J. M.,testiniony.June 2 Asia, new life in (Ed) Jan 16 4 5 Atkinson, Edward, address on Asia Minor, famine May 20 1 4 manufactures Sept 7 Asiatic tribe.butcheries by.June 615 Atlanta, Ga., record books Asiatic Tunis, a n (Ed)...."..May 543 stolen Dec 28 Assassinations. (See murders.) Atlantic Highlands, N. J., his- Assemblymen and Aldermen tory of July 10 (Ed) Nov 564Atlantic Ocean (Ed) Feb 12 Assessment laws, party records Aubert. E., letter from Dec 31 on (Ed) Oct30 4 2 Auctions, mock Dec 26 August, last of (Ed) Aug 31 Astronomy. Australia, exhibitions in, talk Asteroids Feb 594 withR.W. Cameron Jan 31 8 3 Astrologers (Ed). Jan 164 Austria, occupation of Crivoscie Aurora borealis Jan 22 7 3 Mar 14 Aurora, how, is formed...Jan 22 9 3 Budget Dec 6 Auroral display Apl 17 1 5 War-cloud, Balkan (Ed)...Jan 20 Comet: Cruls Oct892 1880, menacing.-. Mar 593 Auten's, J. W., reminiscences of Extraordinary Sep 20 5 1 New-York City Apl 8 New... .Mar 25, Apl 9, May 14 Authors' Club , Nor 24 Observations Oct 26 1 3 Autobiography, studies in. (See Observations Oct31 3 6 Orbit Dec20 2 2 Congdon.) Orbits of Oct29 9 1 Automatons,, conscious Apl 30 Beturn of an old visitor.Sep 21 7 3 Axtell, Samuel B., sketch of South American Sep 1626 ' June14 Watching, that will bear Ayljrard, Alfred, career of (Ed) .Mar20 4 3 * July 16 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882.
B. B—Banks. Date. Pg. Cl. B—Bah—BaBkrnptcy. Date. Pg. Banks. Bahcock, D. C., card Mar 18 5 Bergen (N. J.) Savings gives Bahoon "Jacko " Mar 19 9 u p business...... Jan 313 Bahylon, L. I., attractions of... Broken, money drawn by re- Sepll 2 ceivers ...... Apl27 3 3 Bache, Rev. John O., case of .Sew 10 12 Broken, winding u p...... Ian 512 Bacon. Leonard, and the Mor- Checks in Wall Street (C).Apl 10 5-4 mon question Jan 8 9 Democrats and the (Ed) Apl 5, 24 Bacteria, diffusion of Sep 24 9 May 15 Bail at police stations July 29 5 Directors, oaths of ...... June 30 2 5 Bain, J. M.. antidote for (Ed).. Failed. (See Failures.) May 5 4 Haters of (Ed) ...... Apl 19 4 2 Baker, Daniel W., indictment of Investments, Superintendent Oct28 10 Hepburn's opinion...... Jaa 924 Baker, Isaac V., nominated for Laws, revision o f...... Jan 782 Superintend't of Prisdns.Mar 2 1 Liabilities for mistakes.. May 831 (Ed) . Mar 2 4 Loyal, and Rebel vengeance Nomination vconfirmed.. .Mar 9 1 (Ed)...... Apl 543 Friends, and his (C.) Mar 6 5 Madison Square, opening of.. Baker, Valentine, pet ot the May 281 aristocracy (Ed) ..Oct 8 6 Massachusetts Savings, re- Bakeries of New-York Nov 2 7 port ...... Dec29 1 5 Baldwin, Oscar L.. sent to Maverick, victimized.....Sep 1812 prison for fifteen years Feh 1 Mechanics' Newark, N. a., Balfour's assault upon Glad- affairs...... Mar 825 stone, London (C.)"G. W. S." Mexico, shares subscribed ____ June 1 Jan 23 I ^ Balkan insurrection Jan 18 National: charter biJl (Ed.) Balkan war-cloud (*£d) Jan 20 Feb 9, Apr 19, May 3, Jne 17, 24 Charter E xtension bill ...... Ball. Apr 4, 28, May 2, 13, 14, 17, Arion ..Feb 22 18, 19. June 17, 20, 21, 22, Arranged for Dec 25 28, 29 Bachelors' Jan 27 (Ed).. Apr 19, May 3,17, Bachelors' Feh 14 20, 24, June 17, 24 Charity Feh 1 Passed House ...... May20 1 3 Charity, Staten Island...Feh 21 (Modified) ...... Julvll 2 4 Elks' Feb 7 Passed Senate ...... June 23 1 6 French Cooks' Feh 8 Randall amendment. .May 18 1 1 Liederkranz Feh 10 Reported with amend- Old Guard fan 20 ments ...... Junel4 1 4 Patriarchs'.Jan 10, Feh 7, Dec 19 Sections 12 and 13 agreed Ballantine, Serjeant, address upon...... July 812 Dec 16 Text ...... June 23 2 1 Balloon accident, Mr. Powell Charter bill (Crapo's) text of Jan 1 Feb 823 Balloon flight over English Charter expire, first...* Apr 30 1 3 channel, Burnaby's Apl 23 Charters, Attorney-General Baltimore public Uhrary,Pratt's Brewater's opinion... Mar 112 offer Jan 23 Checks, certification of .Nov 25 1 6 Balzac manuscripts May 21 Checks, o\ er-certification. . . Balzac, Madam, death and Oct 6 1 § burial of, Paris (C) May 7 4 Checks.over-certification of, '' Banco-steerer '' Fitzgerald Knox's report ...... Dec . 522 convicted May 26 Condition o f...... Feb 812 Bancroft, George, scholarship Condition of ...... Apr 16 2 6 Dec 22 Condition of ...... June 25 5 5 Bancroft's methods of workNov 5 Condition of ...... July 22 2 6 Bandit, Sam. Bass Apl 20 Condition of ...... Oct 15 5 5 James, Jesse, killed AD! 4 Condition of ...... Nov 20 3 2 Bankers' Convention at Sara- Extinguish, Buckner's bill toga Augl7,18 (Ed)" ...... Feb 13 4 2 Bankruptcy act,petition of New Facts about...... Feb 712 York merchants against. .Dec 29 First National, ^Newark; de- Bankruptcy (Ed) July 8 ficiency...... June 182 Bill before Congress. .Mar 7, 28, Haters of (Ed.) ...... Feb 14 4 2 Apl 5, May 30, June 10, 24, New-York, condition of .Jan 1712 July 6 Ocean County (N. J.) affairs Reported in House Apl 25 Jan 20 1 3 Bill, N ationai (Ed) Mar 8 Pacific, finances ...... Mar 17 3 3 Bill, opinions as to its pro- Reopened ...... Mar 19 1 5 visions Apl 10 Peoria, concessions ..... Nov 19 2 4 Bills, rival (Ed) Apl 7 Reorganization of ...... Apl 30 1 6 Chamber of Commerce on(Ed) Reports...... Jne 826 Feb 3 Reports made to Controller. Report Apl 6 Feb 812 Failures. (See Failures.) Shareholders of (CX-...Aug 25 5 4 Legislation (Ed) Nov 13 4 3 Newark (N. J.) Mechanics' Robbins, D.C.,on.Mar 17, Sep 30 Nat. affairs...... Mar 421 INDEX TO THE
B—Banks—Bat. Date. Pg. Cl. B—Bate—Beecher. Date. Pg. Cl. Postal savings (Ed) Feb 944 Bate, W. B., elected Governor Provident, New-Jersey, run of Tennessee '. ftov 811 on. May 13 1 6 Bates, L. M., and the Citizens' Public, how they serve the(Ed) ticket Oct25 1 4 Jan 17 4 2 Bath, Battery July 29 8 4 Report, State Supt. Hepburn. Battle: Bentonsville, McClur»'s Jan 452 paper (Ed) ; Sent 444 Report, Supt of Savings..Feb 22-5 4 Chancellorsville and Gettvs- Reports of Kings Co. Savings. burg Apl 8, 17 Aug 524 Chattanooga, Shanks on Rose- Reports of New-York Savings- crans Mar 12 7 3 Aug 3, 5 Chattanooga, Rosecrans's let- Reports, savings Feb 24 V 1 ter June 14 5 Restiictina- (Ed) Feb 642 (Ed) June 14 4 Sixpenny Sav., last dividend. Chattanooga, Shanks on Rose- Mar 17 5 2 crans July 2 8 State of New-York surrenders North Point, celebrated in its charter.... Dec 681 Baltimore Sept 13 5 Statement (Ed) Jan 16 Baucus, Alex, nominated for Feb 14, 20, 27, Mar 6,13, 'JO, state Senator, (N.Y.)....Feb 19 1 25, Apl 3, 14, 17, May 1, 15, Baucus, A. B., elected State 22,2, . June 26, July' 3, Aug Senator (N.Y.) Mar 2 1 7, 28, Sept 4 Baumann, Ludwig, case of.Dec 12 2. Texas, swindle Dec 20 2 2 Bayard, Thomas F. Trust companies annual re- ports Tan 725 Free Trade doctrines, for- Union Generale of Paris sus- getting nis (Ed) May 11 4 pends Jan31 1 1 Match tax, on the (Ed)... .Oct 18 4 (Ed) Jan31 4 2 Oration, Daniel Webster.June 29 2 Speech at Chamber of. Com- Banner-bearer, wail of a—Mar 7 9 6 merce banquet May 10 5 Banquet, an historical parallel Speech on Mississippi Im- (Ed) Feb 22 4 provement bill lAp) 25 1 Banquet, "Tuscarora," (Ed)Nov 22 4 Bayne, Thomas M., on the Ad- Bar Association elects officeis. mioistration June 20 2 Jan 12 8 Bayreuth, pilgrimage to(C)Aug15 5 Meeting in Albany Sept 20 5 In Saratoga Aug 9 5 Beacrnsfield. Bar, rules for admission to the. Books (C) "G. W. S." Feb 13 6 1 May 982 Death, anniversary, London Studying forthe (Ed)—June 17^4 4 (C) "G. W. S." ..I May 743 Barick, Edward, case of Jan 20 5 6 Gladstone and (Ed) Aug 31 4 3 Barker, Fordyce, on plumbing. Monument, Queen Victoria's Feb 352 Mar 412 Barker, Wharton, on the Penn. Beadle's, Ed. L., bequests..Apl 14 1 4 election Nov 11 4 6 Bean Hill, chronicles of:...De. .. c 3 3 ' 2 Barlow, Chas. H., on the labor Bear festival among the Ninos problem May 15 2 2 Mar 533 Barnard, F. A. P.. on tobacco at Beard, George M., on Guiteau Columbia College Dec 954 June 2i», Oct 27 Barnay, Herr, arrival of Dec 22 2 4 Bearded women Apl 9 4 Barnes, Rev. Geo.O July 146 Beauchamp, Emory H., con- Barnes, Geo. O., talk with..Dec 27 2 4 cerning Mar29 1 Barnes, J ames, on fires in thea- Beauties competing for dollars tres Mar31 5 1 Nov 14 2 Barnum, Henry A., talk with ' Beauty." alleged romance ofa Nov 323 Uec21 2 Barnum, P, T.. talk with..July 30 !• 2 Beauty, contest of Nov 26 1C) Temperance, on'.Mar 27, Apl 3 Beauty, secrets of Nov 12 9 Barnum, Wm. H., (Ed) July 27 4 4 Beaver, General Barometer, self-recording..Feb 19 9 3 Bossism, victim of (Ed)..Nov 2 4 Barometer, simple May28 9 1 Dignity, justly careful of his Barometers, new Mar 12 9 4 (Ed) Aug 22 4 Baronets, new, London (C) " G. Dilemma (Ed) Aug 12 4 W. S." May 15 1 6 Retire, will he (Ed) .Septll 4 Barrett, Isaac S., charges Speech at Pittsburg Oct 21 5 against...... '...Nov 5 10 1 Beck, James B. and the Pen- Barrios, J. Rufino, in New-York sion act (Ed) Jan 18 4 July 16 12 1 Speech, tariff Mar 21 1 Mission of July 18 1 3 Becker, Charles ...... May 11 8 Washington, in July 20 1 4 Beecher, Eugene F., arrest of Barrow, Pope, made U. S. Sena- Apl 5 8 tor from Georgia Nov 16 1 6 Beecher, Henry Ward. Bartolozzi, story of Mar 2646 Brooklyn Board of Education, Bartow books, sale of Oct 2024 withdraws charges against. Bartram's famous Garden.June 2 5 4 4 Jan 16 Bat Cave, Texas Oct 844 Cavendish murder, on the May 8 Batcheller, Geo. S.,on the Egyp- Congregational Association, tiancrisis ...July 533 withdraws from ...... Occ 11 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1882.
B— Beecher—Ben. Date. JPS. Cl. B—Ben—Black. Date. Cl. Criticised Oct 16 3 Benjamin, Edmund, drownad.. "Corners," on Dec 17 10 June 24 111, taken at Chicago -.. Mar 7 1 - Benjamin, J. P., on Confederate Person al liberty, on Dec 4 2 bonds Jau 20 Politics, on._ Oct u 1 Bennett, De B. M Aug 4 Reminiscences May 22 2 Bennei t medal July 21 Sermons (see Sermons). Jeannette widows and or- Speech on politics in Brook- phans, assume charge of lyn Nov 4 1 Mav 21 Speech, Herbert Spencer ban- Property, sale of May 23 quet Nov 10 2 Benson, Edward W., made Spiritualism, and Feb 27 8 Archbishop of Canterbury— Strikes, on June 26 2 Dec 21 - Thought in the church, on. Bentley, James A,, appointment July 30 9 (O.).-. May 27 Beekeeping, neglected industry Benyon, A. Y., indictment of.. (Ed) T Oct 13 4 Oct 24 Beer consumed, statistics..Dec 26 H Bequest, Paul Tulane's.-June 17 Beggars, how they live May 21 5 Berdell, M. C., case..Apr 27, 28, 29 Behrend*, A. J. H., sketch of. Bergh. Henry, on catcle trans- Dec 19 5 portation May 16 Belgiojoso, Princess July 17 4 Glove fights, on.-. July 27 Bell, Geo. S., case of May 28 5 Vaccination, and (C) Jan 2 Bell, Joseph, made a Justice Berkeley, Bishop Mar 12 Sup. Court of New-Mexico. Berlingham, May, case of..Jan 14 Jan 7 5 Bernard, Canon, case of....Dec 12 Belief St. Paul's Feb 5 9 Bernard, Leon, case of Apl 26 Bell-ringer, experience of a.Dec 25 2 Bernhardt. Sarah, at home Bells, big ...Jan 1 3 Paiis(C) June 7 2 Bellew,F..memories of Rossetti. Marriage of ,.Apl 5 June 4 4 Marriage, Paris (C) Apl 24= 5 Berrv, R. MJ, report on burning Bellows, H*nry W. of the Rodgers June 22 2 2 Actor's friend, the Feb 5. 7 Bert, Paul, on ecclesiastical re- Death of Jan 31 - i> form in France Feb 26 Funeral Feb 3 8 Bertram, John, bequests of. Apl 18 Memorial,Union League Club. Best, William J., receivership MarlO & management Sept 1'J, 17,19 Reminiscences of Feb 6 3 Beust's farewell to Paris (C) Tribute, Hedge's May 31 5 July 10 Tributes Feb 13 5 Bevan, L. D.," farewell sermon Will of Mar 3 £ May 8 Bevin, Sarah Marie, case of Belmont, Perry. Sept 2,1 10 " American Marine " (Ed.).. Bey of Tunis, death of...... Oct 29 2 July 25 4 Bigamist, Francis Ball Jan 20 5 Babylon Statesman(Ed.). July 12 4 Farmer, William T Jan 28 Blackguard, an offensive little Chase, Walter H Jan 25 (Ed) Apr 28 4 Chase, Walter H., convicted Blaine.on (Ed)..- Apr 26 4 Jan 26 8 2 "Boom," C. A. Brooke's (Ed) Gore, Albert E Nov 11 5 2 - Aug 24 4 Bigelow. John A., made a mar- Congress, renominated for shal Jan 19 . Oct 22 1 Bigelow, J. G., on Mason..Mar 27 Conspiracy against (Ed). .Sep 30 4 Biglin, Bernard Dec 6 " Conspiracy," Blaine (Ed).. Biglm, Bernard Dec 20 Sep 30, Oct 3 Bierstadt, Albert, pictures de- Constituents, Babylon, L. I. stroyed by fire Nov 11 (C) July 10 2 Billiards. (See Sporting.) Dinner Dec 31 7 Biography-aphy, danger of A.ug 13 Examination of Blaine Biologgyy ofof American Mollusks Apr 25, 27, 28 Aug 24 Examination, his method of.. Bird tracks, ancient '...Nov 26 May 2 1 Birds, effects of cold on June 11 Jumped on Blaine, how he Birds, flight of Aug 13 (O) May 2 2 Bishop, Hutchins C.,case of. Apl 25 Letter to Williams Apr 9 5 Bishop, Robert R., sketch of " Perry's great escape," (Ed) Sept 21 . May 4 4 Bismarck, D. T., Chamber of Poem "Perry and the Pool- Commerce organized Jan 16 killer" ...Apr29 5 3 Bismarck. Republican allies, letter from D. Townsehd Nov 14 3 Constitutional studies (Ed) "White-haired fellow," and Jan 11 the(Ed) * Apr29 4 Italy, on (Ed) June 8 Belo, A.H.,interview J.Nov 1 8 Speech, Imperial rescript. Jan 25 Binder, murderer, captured.... Taxation; on June 13 Apr 7 1 Black, Jeremiah S. Benefactions, Seney's Jan 29 5 Gladstone, on (Ed) Apl 21 4 2 INDEX TO THE
B—Black—Blaine. Date. Pg. Cl. B—Blaine—Boat. Date. Pg. Cl- Home of, York, Perm., (C) Jewish persecutions in Rus- July 10 2 sia, on May 3 2 4 Speech at Baltimore on Irish Landreau claim, correspond- troubles....." Apll9 1 ence regarding it May13 5 1 (Ed) Apl 21 4 (Ed) May 13 4 3 Black, John Mar 19 9 Letter to Delaware Kepubli- Black, Thos. G., attacked.. .Jan 31 5 5 cans Oct 24 Black, William, letter Dec 30 6 1 Letter. Maine election—A ug 5 Nicaragua canal project, on Blackburn, J. S. C. the Dec 4 Burbridge quarrel Jan 2 4 5 Peace Conference, his dis- Letter toBurbridge Jan 8 1 4 patch of invitation Feb 2 Letter to Burbridge Jan 13 1 2 Peace Conference, Ms letter Mistake (Ed) May 19 4 4 to President Arthur—Feb 4 Peruvian Company, and the Blackguard, an offensive little o Feb 20. Apl 7, 12.14. 15, 21 (Ed) Apl 28 4 X Testimony Apl 25, 27, 28 Blackie, John Stuart Aug 21 4 0 (Ed) Apl 26,27,28 Blackmore, K. D., on copyright Policy, CTwca^o Tribune onFeb 16 Jan 29 ' 8 " Poor "—Perry Belmont's Blackwell, Josiah, hooks, sale of " destruction " of (Ed)..Apl26 Apl 11 ' 8 Presidency, not a candidate Blaine, James G. for Nov 11 American citizens in British Kandall's testimony, contra- prisons, his letter to Lowell dicts June 14 Apl 6 1 Beply to Randall's testimony Associated Press, and the July 26 June 14 - 2 Schurz, and Oct 2 Belmont business "New-York Shipherd correspondence, ignorance of the United missing letters (Kd)—Mar 11 States" (Ed) May 6 4 Shipherd interviews...... Apl 9 Buzzi case, and the (Ed). ..Oct 26 4 Shipherd, on Apl 26 Chandler, and Jan 3 4 Speech at Lake Maranacoek, Charges against, disproved Me Aug31 May 10 1 Portland, Me Aug29 Chili-Peruvian question.views (&d) Aug30 Mar 24 5 Winterport, Me Sept 7 Chili-Peru relations, replies to Trescot instructions, critics criticisms Jan 30 ^ 1 Feb 7 Christiancy's private letter.on Trouble, more (Ed) Sept 20 J Feb 3 2 Blaine, Walker, in Peru .Jan 25 Clayton-Bulwer Treaty, cor- Resigns as Third Assistant respondence. .. -• Jan 28 1 Secretary of State July 5 Clayton-Bulwer Treaty, and Shipherd, and.?..., Apl 19 the (Ed) June 9 4 Blair, Henry W., on the labor Coaling station in Peru, his problem..: Aag20" letter to Hurlbut Jan 27 2 Testimony, Peruvian Com- Cochet cliim, his letter to pany ..May 2, 5,6.7,9 Shipherd Jan 27 2 BiancJff, Amanda, case of...Aug 25 Congressman, declines to be Blanc. Jean J. L., death of ..Dec 7 June 6 1 Blanc's, Madame, jewels sold •' Conspiracy " against Perry Jan 1 Belmont (Ed)..Sept 30, Oct 3 Blasphemy, arrested for....Mar 15 Credit Industriel, testimony Blarchtord, Samuel, made As- June 14 2 sociate Justice Mar 14 Criticism, unworthy (Ed) Apl 28 4 (Edi Mar 14 Diplomacy (Ed) Oct 10 4 Oath, takes Api 4 Diplomatic correspondence, Reception -. May 12 Mexico-Guatemala bo anda- Sketch of Mar 14 ry question Feb 11, 18 Bleaching process, new JTily 23 Diplomatic correspondence. Bliss, D. W., repudiated ...Apl 26 South American affairs..Jan 27 1 Bliss, Col., on Dorsey's letter to Foreign policy (Ed) Mar 15 4 Garfield Aug 16 Foreign policy, Baltimore Bliss. Oeo., interview, Star American on Feb 4 5 Route indictments Feb 21 Frelinghuysen, and (Ed) Mar 7 4 Interview Nov 23 Garfield letter to Nichol con- Letter, Star Route cases..Nov 26 cerning (Ed) Jan 7 4 Testimony, Credit Industriel Garfield m morial services. May 12 oration Feb 28 1 Van Voorhis, and (Ed)....Oct ^4 (Ed) Feb 28 4 Blood, Benj. Paul, (Ed)....Aug 11 Gossip concerning May 1 2 Blossom Club and Tammany Guatemala. Mexico boundary Hall .June 5 dispute, and the (Ed).. May 31 4 Blue Anchor Society (Ed1*. .A pi 3 Having fun with him (Ed)Apl 29 4 Blum, Hans July 22 Hawaii, his dispatch to Comly Blyden. Ed. W., on colonists in July 6 3 Liberia Nov 17 Hill, and Oct 7 2 Boat-racing (see Regatta) NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882. _
B—Bod—Boy. Date. Pg. Cl. B—Boy—Bridge. Date. Pg. Cl. Bodies of two children found in Boylstonprizes ...Feb 955 package Apl 5 8 Boys, destitute, sent West by " Bob-tail "car, the (Ed)..Feb 565 Whitelaw Reid (SeeReid). Bohemia, glimpses of May 21 9 Brace, C. L., card Mar 23 5 1 Bohn, H; G., on the Hamilton Bradford, Gamaliel, on Civil Library (Ed) Jan 31 4 Service Reform (Ed) Sep 10 6 4 Boleyn's, Anne, heart Feb 5 9 Bolivia and Chili peace treaty Bmdlaii#Ii, Charles. Jan 19 1 4 Behavior (Ed) Feb 23 4 2 Bolivia-Chili peace terms..Feb 14 1 6 Case, London (C) G.W. S.Mar 321 Bolivia,peace terms broken.Dec 29 1 Case, radical view of (C). April 28 7 5 Bolivia revolution Jan 21 1 Clark case judgment Mai 31 5 4 Bolivia-United . States diplo- Conduct approved by his matic correspondence Jan 27 1 C electors ...Mar 18 1 4 Bonaparte's handwriting.... Feb 546 Expelled from British Parlia- Bonds (see Finance) ment Feb23 5 4 Bonner's, Robert, stable...Nov 19 10 4 London (C) "G.W.S."..Mar i4 2 1 Talkwith Dec 10 5 _ Libels,heldforpublishingJuly22 5 2 " Boodle holders " (Ed)....Mar 1264 Oath, not allowed to take.Feb 814 Boody, David A., and Wm. E. Oath, takes the Feb 22 1 3 Robinson (Ed) Oct 25 4 5 Reelected Mar 312 Bookkeepers' bonds, sureties on Bradner, Rev. Thos. S., charges Oct 30 2 3 against Apl 19 8 5 Book reviews (see Literature) Brain, overtaxing the Dec31 9 1 Books, concerning titles Jan 29 3 6 Brain, remarkable woundof the Books, trade sale of Apl 19 8 2 Mar 546 Boone's, A. E., mail contracts Brandies, lalsifiedFrench..Aug 19 1 6 (Ed) Jan 7 4 2 Brandy, portentous discovery Booth. Edwin, poem Feb 12 4 6 (Ed) May31 4 4 (See also Drama) Breslin, John J., charges Booth, Junius and Edwin...Feb 12 8 1 against Nov20 1 3 Booth, Geo. C., paper on Sani- Brewers in convention May 11 2 3 tary Reiorm July 17 2 1 firewater, Benj. H. Borneo Trading Company en- Argument, Star Route cases sign (Ed) :..Janl4 4 Sept 723 Borneo Trading Company (Ed) Banquet in Philadelphia.. Jan 14 2 6 May 765 Camerons, and the Oct 14 2 6 Boss, Lewis, on the comet..Sep 21 7 3 National Bank charters, opin- Boston. ion ; Mar 112 Amusements a century ago... Suffrage, on the rights of.Mar 24 2 4 Mar 535 Wood ford controversy School statistics Dec 27 2 3 Dec 27, 29, 30 Collectorship Apr 27 3 3 Bric-a-brac Apl 20 5 1 Coliectorship, Worthington Jrick-court, memories of..Feb 542 confirmed May 16 1 4 Brickmaking up the Hudson Custom House Inquiry..Nov 226 Sept 26 2 3 Custom House receipts...Jan 313 Bridge, East River, Debt o f July 451 Appropriation May 24 5 4 History of, Windsor's Feb 361 Contracts, Edgemoor Co June 25 12 1 House, oldest, Mar 25 4 5 Engineer Roebling, motion to Memorial Ha.Is Oct 11 1 5 displace Aug 23 1 6 Park (Ed).... JanlS 6 3 Engineer Roebling retained.. Police management Apr454 Sept 12 2 2 Tax levy Mar25 2 3 Expenditures— Dec 12 8 1 Taxation Mar2L 5 3 Finished, will it ever be (Ed). Water Power Co Apr 26 2 4 Apr 2 6 2 World's fair scheme, failure Foot-bridge, facts about..Mar 23 2 4 of Janl7 5 3 Foot-bridge, taken down..Mar 21 5 2 Botanical Garden, Bartram's.. Investigation, com. appointed June 25 4 4 Oct 10 8 3 Botanical Garden, Washington Investigation Oct 20 8 2 Jan 16 1 2 Investigation Oct24 1 3 Boteler, Alex. R., sketch of.Jne 17 1 1 Mayor Low and rapid transit. Boucicault, Dion, on acting Mar 21 2 3 Aug 14 4 6 Meetings of trustees Boulanger, General, talk with Jan 10, Apr 4, July 11, Aug Jan 4 2 2 23, Sept 12, Nov 14 Bouvier-Breese fight Mar 12 1 6 Money, more (Ed).. Feb 844 Bowen, Wm. H., arson case Money needed t ofinish...Mar 723 Feb 351 Opening of, promised July 4, " Boycotting " in France..Mar 26 3 5 1883 June 13 8 2 Bowman, George, and Mayor Presidency, Kingsley and the Grace Apr 15 5 1 (Bd) Dec 843 " Boycotting " in Milwaukee.. Progress made Mar 23 2 4 July 16 2 . 6 Report of Gen. Newton...Mar 26 2 2 Boyesen, B. H., on Norwegians Murphy'sreply Mar 28 2 2 and their King. Nov 13 5 3 I Report of Pres. Murphy.July 27 8 1 Boylan, Jam«s, case of Oct 3 8 1 • Scheming ^profit by Mar15 8 i INDEX TO THE
B—Bridge-Brooklyn. Date, Pg. Cl. B—Brooklyn—Bui. Date. Pg. Cl. Steel contract, report of com- Mayor Low. (SeeLow.) mittee on June 27 8 2 Park Board, new June 16 8 1 Transit, plan adopted Feb 724 Park Dept. deficiency. Dec 15 2 Tmstee, tlowell appointed... Popular government (Ed) ... Dec 10 5 1 May 5 4 Trustees should do, what the Registration, Sept 27, Oct 11, 24 (Ed) Aug22 4 2 Young RepublicanClub (Ed). Work to l>e done, letter from Sept 20 4 Chief Engineer Roebling.. Action upon local nomina- Augl7 8 1 tions Oct 28 3 Bridge, John, statue Nov28 1 5 Folger, refuses to support .. Briggs, Jas. A., arrest of.-.Feb24 8 1 Sept 29' 1 Case o f Mar 525 Railroads. (See Railroads.) X Taxation of tea and coffee, fa- School superintendent(C).Feb 4 2 vors Apr27 6 3 Schools, Patterson made &Tipt. Bright, Jesse D., case of... Feb 712 Jb'eb 8 5 Tax rate.,-...... --.-_-_ Aug 4 8 Bright, John. Taxation, validity of .Brevoort American authors, on—June 13 6 3 case.. May 6 8 Besignation July 15 1 6 (Ed) July 16 6 3 1(Brooklyn library, condition of.. Letter from "G. W.^3."July 30 5 1 Mar 31 8 Letter from '-G. W . S.".Aug 321Brooklyn library, endowment .Reasons Julyl6 1 1 fund (Ed) Jan 21 4 Speech July29 5 2 Brooklyn, Lee Co., 111., bonds.. Speech at Birmingham, Irish Jan 8 12 troubles Jan 513Brooks, Erastus, on the legisla- Visit to America proposed(Ed) ture of 1882 (Ed) Atfr22 4 July 22 4 4 Brooks, Jas. W., and the Demo- Bristow, Isaac, case of July 21 8 1 crats .June 5 2 British Columbia, glimpses of, Broome, Napier, sketch of..Dec 28 4 Victoria (C) July27 2 6 Brosius, Marriott, nominated British India, free trade in. Apr 20 1 2 for Congress June 22 1 British lion doomed (Ed)...Nov 11 4 4 Brown, Dr. John, sketch of— British lion, peril of (Ed)...Oct 13 4 4 June 4 3 British partisanship (Ed)..Mar 643 Brown, John, and Fred Doug- (See also Great Britain.) lass : Jan 1 3 Britton. Winchester, and Gen. Raid, memories of Oct 28 7 Tracy (Ed)..... Sept 22 4 3 Raid on border ruffians.-Dec 31 3 Broadway note-book Recollections of (C) July 15 5 Sept 17', 24, Oct 1. 8, 15, 22.29, , Story of Aug 27 3 Nov 5, 12. 19, 26, Dec 3,'10, Brown, John C., on the Reagan 17, 24, 31. railroad bill Mar 28 1 Brodsky. John E., nom. for Brown, Joseph, gift July 16 1 Congress Oct 24. 1 5 G ift rej ected Dec 15 4 Brodsky, John E. (Ed) Oct 24 4 5 Speech on civil service Dec 15 1 Brokers, liability of Oct 30 2 1 Brown, Wm., defamer of Gar- Brokers, open board, legal bills field Mar 20, 21 against Apr 26,27 Brown, W. B., vindicated..May 12 Brontes, reminiscences of the.. Brown, W. Paul, case of Jan 6 Aug 636Brown, J. Stanley Apr 4 Brook Farm, reminiscence.Mar 19 3 6 Browning's, Mrs., marriage Brooke's, C. A., boom for Perry May 14 Belmont (Ed) Aug 24 4 4 Bruce, Judge, charges against. May 3 Brooklyn. irush at a "banco " game.Dec 8 Aldermanic ring (C) Jan 23 5 2 Brush, C4 F., system ot storing -Aldermen, case of Dec 14 1 8 up electricity- Dec 21 Aldermen defying the su- Bullock, R. B., on Georgia bonds preme Court (TM) Jan 243 Dec 1 Aldermen locked up for con- Bryant, J. E., interview May 21 tempt Jan 15 5 4 Brydges, Sir Egerton, autobio- Aldermen, contempt case (Ed) graphy Jan 15 Jan 16 4 4 Buckner, A. H., on financial Aldermen organized Jan 3 » 2 questions Jan 3 Aldermen pass a resolution Currency tinker (Ed)—Jan 10 over Mayor's veto Jan 1 12 2 Buffalo, N. Y., semi-centennial. Aldermen put in jail Dec 15 8 1 July 5 . Aldermen set free Dec 18 5 1 [Buford, "Abe," on the church Bridge. (See Bridge.) and turf May 5 Budget.....*-. July 2 10 2 City, as a (Ed) Dec 244 Buford, "Abe," and the turf.. Education,Board of,new mem- (Ed) June 3 bers Jan 4 5 1 Building activity Mar 26 Education, Board of (Ed).Jan 12 4 4 Reports of inspectors Dec 2 Excise, law enforced Mar 16 8 1 Bureau, work done in 1881. Fires. (See Fires.) Feb 4 Liquor licenses, law of 1863 Fireproof, what is a (Ed).Feb 1 Apr 18 8 2 Law at Albany (C) July 17 NEW-YOBK DAILY TBIBUNE FOB 1882.
B—Bui—Butler. Date. JPg. Cl. B—Butler—Cal. Date. Pa. Cl. Buildings, new, going up...Mar 19 5 1 Cleveland, and (Ed) Nov 11 4 4 Public, estimates for Feb 23 1 1 Fame, high-priced (Ed)..Oct 243 Public, rentals in New-York. Governor of Massachusetts, Apl 4 1 2 nominated for, by Democrats Supervision of (Ed) Feb 2 4 2 Sept 20 2 1 Unsafe Jan 1, Accepts Oct 814 12, 17, 24, 25, 31, Feb 4, 15, Greenbackers, by A u g 19 1 4 17, 28; Mar 1. 2, 4, 8, 14, 23, Governorship, what will he do May 9,10, June 30, Sept 27, with it (Ed) Nov 10 4 Oct 17 Elected Governor of Massa- Talk with Esterbrook....Nov 24 3 2 chusetts Nov 811 (Ed) Nov26 6 2 Happy family (Ed) Feb 24 4 2 Unsafe, to be torn down..Feb 12 10 1 Interview : Oct23 1 5 Bulkeley, Wm. H., sketch of. Interview, out of politics. May 182 Sent 21 10 Massachusetts, and (Eel >.Nov 444 Bullitt's, John C., paper on mu- Presidency, as a Democratic nicipal government Jari 19 5 candidate (Ed) Nov 17 4 4 Buiwer-Clayton treaty. (See Treaties.) Salary grab, defends his..Oct 24 5 1 Bulwer, Sir H. E. made Gov. of Saiary grab, and the (C).. Nov 14 3 1 Natal Jan 2 1 6 Schooner Conquest, purchase- Bunn, Wm. (Ed) June 22 4 5 of Augl7 5 6 Bunthorne's, B., apology Jan 8 4 3 Siege, his next (Ed) Nov 27 4 3 Bunthorne, truths about—Jan 29 3 Mysterious purchase (Ed) Aug 18 4 4 Burbridge, S. G., letter to J. S. -Speech in Boston Oct 17 5 4 C.Blackburn Jan 9 1 Speech at Lawrence, Mass., Letter to Blackburn Jan 13 1 in'76 (Ed) Nov 17 4 4 Address to the public Jan 14 5 Spontaneous uprising (Ed) Burglary. (See Bobbery.) Aug 943 Burial ground, Broome and Staff Dec 17 1 3 Ridge-sts , removal of. —Apl 17 5 Taxation, tariff and politics, Burke, Edmund, date of his on Novl4 1 6 marriage May 3 4 Upheaving candidate (Ed) Burke,^E. A.-Parker duel..June 8 1 Sept 15 4 4 (Ed) June 9 4 Wooing (Ed) Sept 26 • 4 2 Burke,S., on the"Nickel Plate" Butler, M. C.. bad temper (Ed) Boad Nov 7 1 July 27 4 3 Burke, Thos. Haviland, assassi- Beelected U. S . Senator..Dec 626 nation of... May 7 1 Butler,William A.,sketch of. Oct 25 1 4 Details May 8, Butter, bogus Feb 14 1 1 9,10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15. 16, Bogus (Ed) May 22 4 2 17, 18, 19 Exports of Aug29 5 3 (Ed) May 7. 8, 9 Importing Mar 781 Assassination, London tetters Buzzicase (Ed) June 29 4 5 'G. W. S." May 21, 22 Case (Ed) Oct26 4 4 Burmah, Boyal massacres..Apl 21 1 Case, letter from "Naturalized Burns's birtadav, celebration citizen" July 351 of Jan 26 2 Syron and Shelley July 30 4 3 Burr, Aaron Apl 27 4 Byron and Shelley, glimpses of Aug 13 8 3 Burr, Isaac, estate, bequests Mar 10 8 C. Burr's, Sarah, bequests—Mar 15 2 Cabell, Samuel G., bids, postal Will contest. (See Legal.) service Jan 711 Burrows, Oaptain, bravery of 3able. (See Telegraph.) May 20 8 ^abs and. carriages, Knox's let- Burt, Wm. L.,paralyzed Apl 8 1 ter " . July 324 )abul, reign of terror Jan 31 1 2 Business. Calais flood Feb 20 1 4 Changes in firms Jan 1 5 Jalamities. (See Accidents.) Gold and grain (Ed) Feb 6 4 Calcium light, improvements. Increase in (Ed) Jan 4 4 Jan 29 9 3 Basis, on a good ApllO 3 alderon and Peruvian claims. Failures. (See Failures.) Feb 20 1 2 Integrity, instances of honor ^aldwell, G.C., letter from.Mar 625 in business life Apl 8 3 California. Money and (Ed) Jan 3. 30 Feb 14, 20,27, Mar <3.13,20,27, Chinese agitation Mar 513 Chinese, and the (Ed)....May 943 Commerce (C) Jan 921
J.V, J. < . AkJ, O-l, -£i.U.g lt -V3:, 4J., XlO) Democratic Convention..June 24 1 3 Sept 4, 11, 18, 25, Oct 2, 9, 16, Election Nov 852 30, No-v 6,13, 20,27, Dec 4,11. Northern, ride through desert 18, 24 and forest (C) Sept 3 10 1 Statements (Ed) Jan 16 Beptiblican C onvention.. Sept 1 1 4 (See alsoTrade.) Schools Jan 12 6 1 Tonics, San Francisco (C) Butler, Benj. F. S'ept 17, 24, Oct 1, 15, 23, 29, Baking powder picture (Ed) Nov 5,13, 19, 26, Dec 3, 17, July 9 24, 31 Chinese, and the (Ed)....Apl 18 Vineyards (C) Oct 31 7 3 30 INDEX TO THE C-Calkins-Canals. Date. Pg. Cl. C—Canals—Carlyle. Date. Pg. Cl. Calkins, Norman A., charges Free, N. Y. Assembly votes against May 382 for Mar24 2 3 Calls, New ^Year's (Ed)....Jan 164 Free, problem (Ed) Dec 2143 Free, Senate votes for Apr 625 Cameron, J. Don. (See also N. Y. Legislature.) Blunder, chief (Ed) May 31 4 2 Future of (Ed) Nov 14 4 3 Boss, a mad (Ed) May,29 4 3 Hennepin (Ed) June 13 4 4 Charges, McClure's Sept 952 Hennepin July 811 Conkling, twin "bosses" (Ed) Hennepin, prolect Feb 25 2 1 May 27 4 3 Interoceanic Diplomacy, our Doomed (Ed) Sept 29 4 2 (Ed) June 944 End of (Ed) Nov 10 4 3 FrelingJmysen's letter to Harmony, ideas of (Ed)..July 11 4 3 Lowell June 6 2 2 Mishap, second convention(Ed) Panama Co.. annual meeting June 843 o f stockholders July 151 Mitchell issue May 22" 1 5 Beport of (aptain Belknap. Ox in politics (Ed) May 12 4 3 June 25 2 2 Protection, and (Ed) Aug 2542 Talk with DeLesseps, Paris Threatens (Ed) May 20 4 2 (C) May21 2 3 Cameron, Simon, on politics. Treaty, Clayton-Bulwer, July 946 diplomatic correspond- Fatherly solicitude (Ed)..Aug 24 4 3 ence..../. Jan28 1 Beminiscences of Nov 23 5 3 Text, full Jiuie23 2 5 Cameron protection (Ed).. .Aug 29 4 3 (Ed).., June23 4 4 Camerons, punic faith of the. Panama (Ed) Sep 28 4 3 May 22 5 1 Panama, work done Mar 912 Cameron, B. W., on exhibitions Precedents (Ed) ...Oct 12 4 2 in Australia Jan 31 » 3 Problem, points (Ed) Apr 13 4 3 Camp-meetings (Ed) Aug 743 Beport of Auaitor Mar 12 1 5 Campbell, Allan. Seymour, Horatio, on (Ed).. Brooklyn Bridge, and the.Mar 981 Mar 4 4 Civil Service, o n Nov 716 Statistics for the season..Dec 13 1 5 Defends his administration of Suez (Ed) June 27 4 3 Dep't o f Public Works..Nov 322 Suez, iuture of (Ed) Oct 12 4 2 Mayor, nominated for, by citi- Suez, seizure of, by British.. zens Oct24 1 4 Aug 21 1 1 Indorsed by Bepublicans (See also Shipping.) Oct 26 1 1 Canary, remarkable July 992 Letter accepting Oct 26 2 3 Candidus, William, sketch of.. Municipal reform, on Nov 5/51 Apr 26 2 Sketch of Oct 23 1 4 Candy, glucose in Mar 14 2 . Warrecord Nov 5 5 1 Cannon, Geo. Q. 1 Campbell, E. L.% elected Gov. of Election case. (See Congress. ) Colorado Nor 811 Interview i.-.^JanSl 2 3 Canada. Interview .Apr 23 2 3 Mormon question, on the.... Free canals advocated Nov 16, 23 June 12 5 4 Commercial treaties Apr 23 1 2 Polygamous Congressman, Economic issues (Ed; June 462 the last (Ed) Apr 22 4 Election June 21 1 2 Becord, some black spots.Apr 22 1 Election (Ed) June 22 4 2 Church, and his, letter from Elections (Ed)...., May 26 4 3 Merriam June 21 9 3 Electoral canvass (Ed)..June 15 4 3 Mormonism, defence of... Apr 20 1 1 Electoral canvass (Ed)..June 20 4 4 Canons, exploring, in Arizona Fenian disclosures June 1612 (C) ..Dec 472 Finances Feb 26 1 2 Canterbury (Ed) Dec 24 6 2 Free trade (Ed) June 462 Capital punishment, concerning Immigration (Ed) Jan 14 4 2 Fe*?20 4 5 Immigration (Ed) Jan 26 4 4 Carbonic acid as an antiseptic Land grant Dec 19 1 4 Dec 10 9 1 Parliament, opening of Feb 10 5 2 Carbonic oxide, formation of... Parliament prorogued....May 18 1 4 Oct 29 9 1 Questions (Ed) Jan 242 Carcassonne (Ed) Jan 29 6 5 Belations to England Aug 112 Cardinals created Mar 28 1 4 Snubbed by England July 30 1 4 Cardinals created Sept 26 1 4 Canals. Carey's, Henry C., wishes con- Business o f Buffalo Nov 215 cerning a monument (Ed) Chesapeake and Delaware af- Jan 165 fairs Dec 514Carlyle, Alex., autobiography.. Free (Ed) Apr 642 Mar 26 4 1 Free, amendment (Ed)...Sept 14 4 3 Carlyle, Thomas. Free, mass-meeting favoring Anecdotes, stray Apr 16 4 6 Oct 27 8 2 Emerson-Jane Welsh letters. Free, meeting at Coopei Oct 22 3 1 Union Nov 216 Johnson's, Dr., god-daughter, Free, Mercantile Exchange and Febl9 4 2 on Oct 1 10 1 Letters, early Mar 5 9 4 NEW-YOKE DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882. 31
C—Carlyle—Cattle. Date. Pg. Cl. C—Cattle—Gen. Date. Pg. Cl. Life of, Fronde's Apr 981 Transportation, Bergh on Speeches Apr30 3 5 May 16 2 1 Statue at Chelsea, unveiling Transportation of, letter from of, London (C) " G. W. S." Hegeman June 984 Nov 12 5 1 Transportation of, letter from Trades unions, on Oct 22 3 1 Martin May22 3 2 Carnochan, J. M., dismissed.Dec 29 8 2 Caucasians vs. Barbarians (Ed) July 21 4 3 Carpenter, B. Platt Cautionary signals (Ed)....May 23 4 3 Letter accepting nom. for Lt. Cavanaugh's trust Dec 17 4 5 Governor Oct 7 1 Cavemen Apr 16 9 3 (Ed) Oct 9 4 Campaign methods Nov 6 1 Cavendish, Fred C. Sketch of Sept 22 5 5 Made Chief Sec. for Ireland... Vote against (Sd) Nov 342 May 511 Carpenter, Matthew H., eulo- Appointment (Ed) May 642 gies in Congress Jan 26 3 2 Assassination o f May 711 Legalrecords April 1 4 Details May8 Carpenter, Wm. B., on religion 9, 10, 11, 12, 13,14,15,16, and science Oct 193 17, 18,19. Carr, E. A., arrest of Jan 1882 Arrest of Westgate Sept 2 1 Case of Jan 2() Arrest of Thos. Walsh..June 19 1 25, Feb 15, Mar 30, Oct 22 Arrests Dec15 1 Case, letter from Eddy Jan 29 10 1 Comments of French lead- Carr, .Samuel, death of Apr 16 12 1 ers, Paris (C) May 25 5 Carroll, Howard, nom. for Con- Denounced by Irishmen in gressman-at-Large Oct 11 1 6 New-York May 13 1 Nomination-$15,000 Oct 24 5 3 London letters "G. W. S." Letter accepting nomination.. May 21, 2^ Oct 21 2 1 Rewards offered lor informa- Speech in Brooklyn Oct 13 5 5 tion Dec18 1 Carroll, Wm. A., death of.... Oct 14= 5 5 Reminiscence of Mayli 3 Carter, Franklin, reception.Dec 29 5 2 Standishes, and the (C)..June 4 2 Gary, Alice, memoryof Apr 29 2 4 Census Agent Petroff, his ad- Gary, Annie Louise, marriage ventures in Alaska Jan 17 1 of June30 1 5 Bureau, deficiency May 25 2 Cary, S. F., on Ingersoll Jan 27 2 4 Bureau, needs of May 10 2 Lecture " Labor " Apr 552 Bureau, work of May 29 5 Speech against monopolies.... Coal product Jan 28 1 Feb 453 French (Ed) Mar 22 4 Cash, Colonel (Ed) Oct 26 4 3 Forestry bulletins (Ed)..Mar 1 4 Casino building, reception..Dec 29 5 2 Industrial figures, card from Castle Garden closed j une 17 2 1 General Walker Dec 22 7 1 Investigation Dec 8 Iron and steel (Ed) Jan 30 4 4 14, 15, 16, 21 Report on public debts Jan 24 1 1 Labor Bureau Aug 1483 (See also Population.) Privileges May 26 lentenarian, Sarah W. Banta's July 28,'Oct 27 birthday Mar 18 8 1 Castor-oilplant Aug 691lentenarians, death of; Bick- Casualties. (SeeAccidents.) ley, 8 , age 109 years Jan 515 Cat, history of a true friend (C) Bogart, Albert C., age 101 "G. W. S." Jan 29 2 3 years June 28 8 1 Catshow Feb 724 Denny, Ann, age 104yrs..Jan 713 Cats as pointers of poisonous Forbear, M., age 110 years odors Marll 8 1 Feb 19 10 3 Cats, superstitions about...May 21 9 2 Greene, Mary Anne, age 103 Catskills. (See Summer Resorts.) years Apl 4 4 Caterpillar plasue Aug 6 10 1 Isom, James, 102 years..Jan 5 5 Cathedral town, a (Ed) Sept 25 4 4 Lally, Mrs. W. H., age 108 Cathedral windows, Garden City years Mar 15 1 Oct 22 10 1 Markins, Peter, age 111years Catlin's, Geo. L., "My Friend, Jan 9 1 the Jedge" Nov 5 4 1 Parmelee, Simeon, age 100 Cattle. years -. Feb 12 1 Commission, work of the..Aug 6 12 5 Twombly, Judith, age 102 Ensilage asfood Jan '26, 27 years Jan 26 2 Fancy (Ed) June 465 Central America notes Jan 17 Fever in New-York Aug 24 1 2 Apr 26, June 16, 27, July 18 Heref ords in Indiana (C). Sept 655 Aug 15. 27, Oct 19, 22, Dec 6 Jersey, sale of May 10 8 1 Explorations, Charnay'sApi 22,23 Kansas prairie ranch (C).Aug 27 4 Central Park. Lung plague of Feb 16 1 Government of (Ed) Mar 12 6 Pleuio-pneumonia in Queens Keep off the grass (Ed)June 11 6 County Feb 5 12 Officials, new Apr 9 12 Quarantine Aug20 2 6 Olliffe on (Ed) Apr 2 6 Trade, growth and extent of.. Parades, question of June 8 8* May 14 7 4 Progress (Ed) Dec 3 6 rade, restrictions Apr 2513 Report of Supt. Jones Jan 5 2 INDEX TO THE
C-Cen—Clia. Date. Pg. Cl. C—Cha—Chili. Date. Pg. GL Stealing lilacs (Ed) ...... May 28 6 3 CharlesI ..Feb 19 4 3 Supt. Jones (Ed)...... Jan 8 6 2 Charleston, S. C., debt of...Feb 15 1 5 Cesnola, L. B. Euston's legacy Aug 10 2 6 Antiquities, R. W. Gilder on Harbor improvements Jan 25 1 3 May 24 5 Charleston News and Courier on Collection, declared genuine election frauds (Ed) Mar 28 2 3 under oath...... June 5 5 "Bourbon panic" (-EdK-TMar 30 4 4 Charges, verdietof sculptors.. Gerrymandering, on (Ed) July 19 4 2 Apr 23 1 Chattanooga campaign, Shanks Speech, Xavier Union dinner on Rosecrans Mar 12 7 3 Feb 17 5 July 2 10 1 "Cesnola statues," Savage's lec- Rosecrans's letter June 14 5 1 ture...- ...... Apr23, 2 (Ed) Junel4 4 4 Checker match, championship. . Cetcway o. Nov 754 Care of (Ed) ...... Jan 23, July 13 !hecks, certified (Ed) Sept 19 4 4 Restoration of ...... '...... Aug 18 1 Chemical literature," Bolton's Trip to England (Ed) ..... July 27 4 paper . Aug 24 2 2 Visit to, London (C) ...... Aug 25 5 Cherry Hill, some aspects,- of.. Visits Queen Victoria ..... Aug 15 I Feb23 8 2 Ceylon jungle ...... Aug 13 9 ^hesstournament in Vienna... Chadwick, John W,, on Emer- June 22 1 1 son and Walt Whitman ____ Chevalier de Guise, case of (Ed) May 28 7 Jan 22 6 4 O'Connor's reply ...... June 18 3hew, John M., arrest of...Aug-26 2 2 Chalmers. James R. (Ed) ...... Chicago Custom House changes Apr. 29, May 1, 5, Aug 29, Feb 313 Nov 27 Chicago Inter-Ocean on White- Letter, defends his career — law Reid's stolen dispatch Dec 9 2 (Ed) Jan 16 4 4 Chamberlain's fees ...... Apr 20 8 Chicfc ester, Arthur Aue:26 4 " 4 Chandler's.C. F., lecture, Health thickens and incubators (Ed) in the House ...... Am* 5 5 Mar 19 6 4 Plumbing, on ...... Mar 19 2 Whickering, C. A., letter to G. Chandler, Win. E. H. Sharpe June 10 2 1 Jhilcott, Geo. M., sketch of. Apr 12 1 4 Banquet, Boston ...... June 15 1 Jhild, Alpha, on jurors Jan 16 3 3 Political murders, on ..... Nov 2 5 Murder trial of the future, on Report as Seo'ty ofNavy..Dec 5 5 the Feb 19 10 3 Secretary of Navy, niade-.Apr 7 1 Republican revolt, on theNov 1155 Sketchof...... Apr 7 1 Whilders, Hugh C., made Chan- Chang, Viceio/, sketch of. June 1 2 cellor of the Exchequer...Dec 15 1 3 Charity. Children. Ball; Academy of Music...Feb 1 5 Aid society, reports Nov 2931 Bequests, E. L. Beadle's..Apr 14 1 Boys sent West by Whitelaw Bequests, Burr estate. .Mar 10 8 Reid. (See Reid) Board, estimates for 1883. Dec 16 2 Carnival at Academy of Music Bovs sent We»t by Whitelaw Feb14 5 3 Reid. (See Reid.) Dietof Dec24 9 6 Clearing-house scheme____Jan 20 8 Drolleries Jan 8 3 6 Excise money, distributionof Nov 19 4 5 Feb. 3, A pi. 9, May 14, June Fresh Air Fund. (See Charity) 3<>, July 28. Sept. 30 Holiday (Ed) ....July 30 6 2 Fresh Air Fund. (See Fresh Labor, bill c Dn cerning Apr 12 8 3 Air Fund.) Reformatories, in, letter from Gordon, Catherine, case of ____ E. T. Gerry Apr 17 2 1 Sept 2 6 2 Reformatories, work in (Ed).. Help for a deserving man — Apr 962 Feb 24 2 n Helplessness, habit of (Ed). . . . Rep y June 984 Mar 9 4 Schools, anrt the (Ed) Sept 9 4 4 Loan relief, question of ...Mar 21 5 Society for th 3 prevention of Organization society, annual cruelty to, annual report— meeting ...... May 16 5 Feb16 8 1 Schoolmaster, story of a poor Suffering (Ed)..., July 25 4 4 (Ed) ...... Dec31 6 Truants, searching for A pr 27 10 5 State AidAsso., meeting of . . . Vitality of June 18 8 4 FeD 17 2 Chili. State Aid Asso., work done by Affairs Apr26 2 3 Nov 19 2 Bolivia, peace treaty :Jan 19 1 4 Trinity Church's poor ten- Bolivia, peace terms Feb 14 1 6 ants ...... Jan 29 5 Bolivia, peace negotiations Women's Relief Asso ..... May 20 5 broken Dec 27 1 1 Worthy (Ed) ...... May 19 4 Condii ion o f(Ed) Mar 563 Young Women's Christian Customhouses, revenue.Mar 28 1 5 Asso. (Ed) ...... Apr 23 6 Demand (Ed) July 143 Charity Hospitaj, annual re- Diplomatic correspondence port ...... Apr 12 8 United States Jan 27 1 6 NEW. YORK J SfE FOB 18
C—Chili—Chr. Date. ,Pg. ,Ct. „—Chr—Clapp. , .DaJJatc. JPg., Cl. Letters, missing (Ed)...Mar'11 ' , 4 ^ 3 1 Chnstiancy. I, P., divorce suit.. (See also U. S. Congress.) , ' Feb 1, Mar 17, May 2*-1. June Peru peace terms, explana- ix, July 4. tions ...Jan 29 2' a .Explains , Feb 5 Peru peace negotiations Concerning private letter.Feb o broken off- -- - ... - Get 7 ' 1 1 Christianity and its enemies Peru protocol, text.. Mar 22 , 3 4 (Ed) Keb2G President's address to Con- Christmas cards. Ppvziji'e-.Dec 1G gress June 27 8 4 Cards, I-oval Academy....Dec 22 Topics, war talk (C) Jan 20 f; 1 Carol (Kd) Dec 25 United states, and the. Will- Charity (12(1) Dec '21 iamson's letter to N. Y. World .Dinners (Ed) Dec 21 Jan "2 (} 5 3 Greens and trees Dec 22 Cisiiia. Metropolitan festival (,i-d). Dec 2(5 Affairs June 1 'J, 3 Christy, David Mar 29 Emperor reported dead..Apr 9 1 2 Church. B. S., on Croton water. Notes. Feb 8, Apr 9, May 8, O> t 29 Jim", 17, 22, July I'.*, Nov 3, Church bell, attacking a. .May 14 .Dec lit. Politics, TA Hung Chang.June LI -• ;'> I All Saints', dedication of..Dec 18 Progress in (i-Al) -Ian i < > 2 Buiiclinir societies in England Hus'sia lela-tions (Ed) Feb 1 4 5 I " J une 25 Shipping (Ed) Jan 10 4 ;" I Calvary Baptist. corner-atone Viceroy Li Hung Ckang, i May SO sketch of June 1 2 ;-> '• Kgypt. Coptic M ar 19 C/Iiiuese. . , ; Forsyth Street 'Methodist, an- Agitation, California Mar 5 1 niversary Feb 27 Burial, ancient Apr 1G 9 Grace Methodist,corner-stone California, and the (Ed).. May 9 4 May 31 Eye, the i^'ft) June 15 4 "Historic, gravitation (C).Sept 10 Fair play for, letter from an Incarnation, MaciLsou-ave., old missionary Apr 28 6 burned Mar 25 " Gail Hamilton " on the..Mar 14 5 Incarnation, reopening of. Dec 25 Hatred of. by Democratic Lee Avenue and All souls' (C) party (Ed)..'. Apr 12 4. Apr 3 "Home, at," Drew's lecture Music Fe'o 19 Jan 29 2 Musical inscruments in..Apr 14 Immigration (E&)....-:...Mar 3 4 Oldest M. E. in America..Oct 30 1 v , i ,-• • Apr 6 4 Panic, Quincy 111 Jan 6 Immigration, antr, bill passed " Past, present andfuture of" IT.fc£Congress Mar 24 • , 1 Miln's address Feb 20 : Bill, Page's, before Congress ; . Plymouth, sale of pews ...Jan 5 • - .-Jan 26 <£ Practical, are (Ed) Oct 29 Bill, Page's, passed House.. Purple every day, in (Ed).Feb 5 ' '•••<• <> Apr 1 8 • !• St. FraneisXavier, dedication Bill passed. Senate Apr 29 /.I, of ... Dec 4 • Bill, petition against prohi- • St. Francis Xavier, descrin- : bition (Ed) v.. .'....Apr 14 4 tion of...... ':.{.;,.Nov24 , BiU, points about (Ed)..Apr ,84 St. Giles's, restoration of.June ll Bill vetoed Apr 5.1 bermons. (See Sermons.) (Ed'YJ L I Apr 5 4 Trinity, calcium light July,' 1 . Bill signed by Pres. Arthur. Trinity, poor tenant (C).-Jan 29 May 9 1 (See"also Religious.) • (See1 also U. S. Congress.) . - Churchill. Lprd, on the Caven- Laundry decision (Ed)...Sept 5 < 4 dish murder M.ay 7 Ministers, United States..Jan 1 5 Closure rule Nov 7 Naturalization, and..:....Mar 11 5 Cigarrette smoking;—:....Oct 1 New-Y ear celebration-:. .Fefo 19 2 Cinchona, possible rival to.June 4 Porcelains.:... .L.Nov-30 9 Circumstantial evidence, jLam- Quarter. Mott-st..: .July 24 8 son case (Ed)..» : Mar 26 Women, traffic in C. -Dec 27 1 lircus, secrets of, talk with a Chloroform, carelessness with gymnast: Dec 25 (K'd)...- : Dec25 " 4 list on Bosecrans and Garheld.. Choate, Isaac B., on trees..,Oct 8 10 June 20 Choate, Jos. H., speech in Cooper Union Oct 28 2 .... (Seepolitical.) Free libraries, on Jan 21 5 'ivilization, our (Ed) Aug 20 Speech, New-England Society Claim, Buzzi case (Ed) June 29 "dinner Dec 23 2 i (See also Buzzi.) Speech, statue of Liberty Nov 29 2 ;Clairn, Cochet Jan 27 Cholera, Asiatic (Ed) Oct 1 6 (Claims, American-Spanish.May 7 Cholera, Philippine Is'aiids.Sep 3 1 Claims.Frencn against the U.S. ChOsen Friends Society Jan 8 , 1 Feb 11 "Chosen Friends" legally or- (See also U. S. Congress.) ganized (C) Feb 16 2 Clapp, H. D., estate Oct 18 Christian Association, Young Clapp, Henry L., flight of..Nov " Men's, anniversary... r -Ian 24 ' 5 Heard from.. 34 INDEX TO THE
C—Clapp-Oobb. Date. C!l. ; C-Cobden-College. Date. Pg. Cl. Clapi), Minnie, attempts suicide jCobden's Free Trade predictions May 3 6 (Ed) ...... Apr14 Clark. Wm. IF., case of July 7 1 Coccapieiler, Signor ...... Nov 1 Clark's, W. S., mining opera- Cocliet claim, llurlbut on. .Apr 1 tions ...May T o 1 jCochet claim ...... Apr 25 Clarke, Wm. C'., case [>f, Feb 10. (See also Shipherd.) 20, Nov lit' [Code, Penal. (See Penal). Clary. F. 1"., ease of.. . .. Nov 27 3 Coercion in Ireland. (See Ireland/. Clay, Cassiuc) M., and Til den Coffee Exchange, opening of. (Ed) - Apr I I " Mar 8 Clay, 1-leury, skeLch. May HO i> I Coffee Exchange, orsMiii/ation. Clayton l".i.:lv,-er woaty. (See ! ' Jnn 1 :> Treaties.) jCoffee-house. St J.ouis ..... Oct. s Clayton, Powell, testimony I Coffee, tax on, Briggs's letter. Star Soute cases -July 20 1 ! Apr 27 Clearing House Assoewtion. on |Coincidences, two notable (Ed) silver cerii^ieai-es July 1 ^ -1 I Oct 27 Clemencea.u iind Uaii)f)ei'("ci (Ed) I Coins tinrt. medals, sale of rare. u# 1 I 3 | June 2 J Clemens, Samuel L,., ' ark I Coke, .Richard, on Texas politics Twain," speech, Ne.w j (Ed) ...... _____ Jan 5 land Society dinner '•-> jCoKe. Richard, speed) on tariff. (Ed) ...... r, j Feb 8 Clergymen, modern...... 3 jCorouru, .-'"., autobiography. Feb 2o Clergy and agitators (Ed).. 3 ! College. Clergymen and science J Adelbert, dedication of. ..Oct 27 I Adeibert, history oi:______Sept 18 Cleveland, G rover, ! Adelbert, rowdyism at (Ed) Appointments ( hid) ...... N ov 30 2 i * Dec 13 Bean Hill, and ...... Dec ;> Adelbert, troubl Dec 8, Boom (FA) ...... Sept 28 13, 14, 15, 21 Butler and ( Ed) ...... N o v .1 1 Aiuherat com... . .-June 29 Civil Service, and (E«l)-. Nov II Araherst, Walker'i ali burned Civil Service, on ...... Nov 8 Mar 30 Crucial tests < Ed) ...... Dec 2(5 Dei ails ...... - ...... Mar 31 Elected Go\. oi' IN ew-York Bell ev ue Hospital Medical Nov 8 com ...... Mar 1 G Election would mean, what Bellevue Hospital Medical his (Ed) ...... Oct 21 Beard reorganized ...... May 1 4 Free canals, and (Ed) ...... Oct 11 Boston MethodistJsaacRicn's Letter accepting nomination bequest ...... Jan 14 for Gov ...... , ...... Oct 10 Bowdoin com ...... July 12 (Ed) ...... Oct 14 Brooklyn Polytechnic Insti- ( Original) ...... Oct 17 tute ...... June 17 Office-seekers at Ms door (C) Buchtel, gift ...... Dec 21 Nov 21 Colby com ...... June 29 Purposes, Albany (C) ...... Dec 23 Claverack com ...... June 16 Beception, Manhattan Club Columbia : boat crew____June 19 .Dec 6 Class day ...... June "A Sketch of ...... Sept 28 Coeducation ...... Apr 30 Staff officers ...... Dec 3 1 "Nov 16 (Ed) ...... Dec 16 Coeducation, talk with Prol. Tilden interview (Ed) ..... Dec 9 Newberry ...... Dec 26 Speech in Buffalo ...... Nov 4 Commencement ...... June 15 Cliff-dwellers ...... Jan 2 CoxswaiiiBenjanim drowned Climate, amending the (Ed) Feb 26 June 24 Clingman, Thos. JD. expecting Law School com ...... M ay 18 too much (Ed)_____...... Feb 21 Orthodoxy,and (C) ...... Mar 11 Clock, AUred. swindled____Dec 20 Trustees' meeting ...... June 6 Clock, self-winding ...... June 11 University, as a (C)____May 14 Clocks, city, how regulated.Feb 18 Women at (C) ...... July 3 Closure rule. (See Great Britain.) Women at. letter from Was- Clotii tracing ...... Aug 27 son ...... Dec 1 Clothes, old and new (Kd>..Jan 1 Cornell, condition of (C) .June 26 Clothing, normal ...... Feb 28 Medical school, proposed. Club idiot, the (Ed) ...... May 17 Mavl8 Clubs and courts (1M)____July 9 Students suspended____Feb 11 Coaching Club umia^e ...... May 28 Women at, A. I). White on Coachin.'?; t ; > Yon k ors ...... May 7 May 30 Wort talk with President Coal-fi elds iu low.1 * CJ) ..... Feb 26 Witite ...... Mar 27 Fleidy, tioiibk ...... Mar 21 Dart \\ outh, corn____.____June 80 Pi iocs cliangos ot ...... Mar 12 Coi troversy (C) ...... May 15 Pioriuot. census repoi r>____Jan 28 M edicai graduates ...... Nov J 6 Trade stabisi.cs ...... Jan 17 Decrees (Wl) ...... July 1 Coast PJI unstable (Ed) ...... Apr 2 Dickinson, com ...... July 1 Coastinc at Newburg ...... Dee 24 Eclectic Medico!, com____Mar 2 Cobb, F. E., card ...... Apr 5 Enterprise, novel (Ed).. IN ov 19 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1882.
C—College. Date. P0. Cl C—College—Colo. Date. Pg. Cl. " Errors," Crosby's address Regatta, Harvard beats Yale Nov 24 5 3 July 116 Fisk, dedication .of Livingston Regatta, Harvard-Columbia Hall Oct 31 5 4 abandoned. July 314 Freshmen kidnapped Feb 8 5-5 Regatta. Harvard-Columbia Girard, mechanical depart- burlesque (C) July 552 ment Jan 23 5 1 Regatta, Lake George ; Penn- Graduates, a word to (Ed) sylvania wins July 552 Julv 264 Roanoke.com June 15 5 3 Hamilton, com June 30 7 1 Rowdyism (Edi Dec 1344 Harvard : "Annex" (Ert).Nov 23 4 4 Rutgers, com June 22 2 4 Harvard : Annex, card from Rutgers Female, com June 20 2 5 Professor Gilman May425 St. John's .June22 2 4 Boat club, opera bouffe.Apr 14 5 3 St. John's Alumni Oct 20 2 4 Boat crew, description of Setoii Hall, com June 22 2 5 June 1923 Shawnee burned Dec 714 Boylston prizes May 12 5 6 Trinity, vhazmg a t Apr 455 Commencement June 29 5 5 *• Hoodlums" (Ed).April 21. 27 Cooperative Society (Ed) Students suspended....Apr 14 1 5 Nov 19 6 2 Tufts Com June 22 2 4 Finances Jan 13 1 3 Undergraduate hoodlum (Ed) Instructors Mar 27 1 2 April 21, 27 Notes Feb 12 10 3 Undergraduate, raging (Ed) Notes Dec 16 5 5 Jan 27 4 4 Overseers Mar 5 10 2 Union, faculty at odds..June 22, May 614 26, 27, Sept 10, 12, Oct 13, 14 June 10 5 4 Troubles (Ed) Oct 15 6 3 Religious tone (Ed) Dec 21 4 4 Potter party defeated.. June 28 2 1 Rules, new May 21 7 5 United States Medical, suit Yale, and lEd) Dec 26 4 5 Apr 23 5 6 Hobart, hostilities at....Nov 14 2 1 University convocation..July 13 2 4 Hobart, troubles Nov 21 2 2 Vassar, com June 15 5 3 Johns Hopkins, annual report Williams, com July 625 Dec 474 Gift, E. D. Morgan's...Mar 18 8 1 Johns Hopkins, gilts Dec18 1 2 Yale: Boat crew Feb 20 5 4 Manhattan, com July 172 Boac crew, description of Michigan, coeducation....Mar 30 6 1 June 19 2 4 New-York City, admissions Commencement June 29 5 5 May 27 8 2 Finances, report of treasurer Commencement June 30 5 5 Dec 30 5 3 Medical Alumni at dinner Harvard, a-nd (Ed> Dec 26 4 5 Jan 13 5 5 Law School Com June 28 2 1 Medical faculty ^pr20 8 1 Notes ....Jan 29, Feb 13, 27 Post-graduate instruction Apr 14, Oct 5, Nov 15, Dec 16 Apr 19 8 4 Sheffield School Com..June 30 7 2 Restrictions Apr 22 2 2 Statistics of class of'82.June 16 4 5 New-York Dentistry, com. Townsend prizes May 353 Feb 24 2 5 College of Music and other New-York Homoeopathic Med- things (Ed) Mar 244 ical, com Mar 17 5 4 Jollins, D. F., on De Long and New-York University, com- his party July 27 1 3 June23 5 5 New-York University Medi- Jollins, D. F., charges against cal Department, com... Mar 852 D e Long Nov 352 Normal, com June 30 7 1 Jollins, J. J.. letters to De Long Normal, examinations.-June 28 8 4 Dec 3 10 9 Oxford, memories of (Ed)Dec 10 6 3 Jollins, Jerome J., sketch of Pennsylvania, com June 16 5 3 May 654 Pennsylvania, women ex- lolling, Martha J., case of..Dec 14 1 3 cluded Nov 881Collision safeguards against Physicians and Sura:eons,com. (Ed) *". Jan 17 4 3 May 17 8 1 Princeton : affairs (C)....Mar 815 Collision?. (See Accidents.) Commencement June 22 2 4 3ol!yes% Robert Marquand Chauel dedicated Ingersoll, on Mar 6 5 5 June 19 2 5 Lecture, '-'Longfellow" Apr 10 5 1 Notes Jan 29, *eb i2. 26 Lecture, " These Great Acci- Mar 24 May 21 dents " Jan 23 2 4 Students fined Jan 28 1 3 Sermons. (See Sermons.) Students indicted. Jan 25 5 4 Speech, Statue of Liberty. Term, new, McCosh's ad- Nov 29 2 2 dress Jan 8 10 2 Tribute to Emerson May 22 5 2 Theology at. letter from Whittier, on Nov 20 5 4 John'Miller Apr 27 6 2 Colombia an:l the Panama Canal Theology at, letter from Dr. Mar 12 1 3 Miller June 19 5 5 Political assassination Oct 913 Theology at, letter from D. Treaty Mar 28 1 4 Moore June 753 Colonists ia Liberia, talk with Thejlogical Seminary.. Apr 26 5 3 Dr. Blyden Nov 17 2 4 INDEX TO THE
C—Colo—Congdon. Date. Pg. d. C—Congdon—Congress. Date. Pg. Cl- Colonization scheme, Duke of Colburn, Zerah Feb 26 4 1 Manchester's. June 113 De La Motte, Countess.Mar 12 1 Colony, Rugby, favorable Eng- Genlis, Madame Feb 12 1 lish views (C) Dec 31 3 1 Gibbon, Edward Mar 5 1 Colony,Ruglby, trouble (Ed)Jan 31 4 5 Kelly, Michael Jan22 1 Kotzebue, Augustus...Apr 2 1 Colorado. Murray, JJLndley Mar 19 1 , Ariel regions July 10 1 4 Priestly, Joseph Jan 29 1 Chilcott, Geo. M. made U. S. Psalmanazar, George....Feb 19 1 Senator Apr 12 1 4 Stockdale, Percival Feb _ 1 Deseit.! Jan22 9 3 Thrale, Mrs. Piozzi Jan 1 1 Growth o f Jan 215 Trumbull, John Jan 8 1 Mountain climbing Sept 15 7 1 Congregational Union troubles Colors, aniline Jan 893 May' 2 1 Colquitt, A. EL, reception..Jan 22 7 4 Congress, II. S., proceedings. Colquitt, Alfred H. made U. S. Absentees..Apr 17, May 8, vo, 23 Senator from Georgia Nov 18 1 6 Acts acd joint resolutions Colston, R. E., lecture, ''Egypt" passed, list of Aug 9 2 "Mar 22 5 2 Adjournment of Aug 9 1 Comets. (See Astronomy,) AgriculturalAppro.bin..Mar 28 1 2 Commerce, Pacific coast, San Passed House Mar 10 2 3 Francisco (C) Jan 921 Passed Senate ....Apr 19 1 -3 Revolution in (Ed) Feb 24 4 4 Department bill..Jan 25, Feb 14, (See also Shipping and Trade.) May 9. 10,11 Commercial interests sacrificed (Ed) May 15 4 3 (Ed) May 242 Alaska, government of (Ed) Commercial statistics May315 Feb 11 4 5 Aug 823 Alaska, government for..Apr 22 1 2 Commerce, Chamber of. Alcoholic liquor commission Annual meeting May 5 8 Mar 11 1 2 Bankruptcy, on (Ed) Feb 'A 4 3 America, discover y of Jan 10 2 6 Bankruptcy, discussion...Apr 724 American citizens in British Bankruptcy, report o n Apr 682 prisons.Jan 27, Feb l,Apr 26, Banquet May 10 5 1 June 29 Brooklyn Navy Yard, report House in disorder Feb 15 1 1 against removal June 222 Report, Sec't'y of state.Mar 22 1 3 Report, annual May282 Robinson's speech Jan 27 1 1 Shit ping, report on Jan 682 Anthony rule Apr 27 1 2 Shipping1, report of special Anthony rule, objectionable committee on Jan 17 8 1 feature Apl 28 5 2 Tariff, discussions :..Apr7 2 4 Appointments, foreign (Ed) * Tariff reform, on Apr 14 2 6 Apr 21 - 4 3 (Ed) Apll5 4 2 Apportionment bill Jan 28, Commercial Advertiser charged Feb 8, 9,10,14, 16 with fraud Jan 29 4 6 (Ed)..Jan 27, 30, Feb 10, 20, Commercial Advertiser, con- May 13 cerning its editor Feb 11 5 3 Amendment adopted Feb 17 1 1 Common topics, religious side Passed House Feb 19 1 4 o f (Ed) June 464 Passed Senate Feb 22 3 1 Companies, incorporation of Appropriation bills, much May 27, June 24, Oct 22, Nov needed amendment (Ed) 18, Dec 12, 18 Dec 13 4 2 Compensation, study in (Ed) Appropriation bills, status of Nov 26 6 3 Aug 516 Compound, insulating May 21 9 1 Appropriations, honesty in Comstock, Anthony, address (Ed) ".May 13 4 2 " Corrupters of Youth ".Mar 121 Appropriations, increase of, On evil literature and intem- statement Aug 521 perance Oct 221 Army Appropriation bill Conant, Royal B., pardon of passed House Apr 611 Mar 23 3 1 Chief points of new legisla- Concerts. (See Music.) tion Dec 20 1 1 Concord School of Philosophy Senate June 711 July 19 5 6 Provisions Mar 17 1 2 Condict, Stephen H., case of Officers, Plumb's bill...Feb 14 1 2 Mar 4. 5,7,10 Officers, retired, and civil Coney Island Concourse (C) offices Ar.r 19 .1 3 Aug 19 5 3 Officers Retirement bill (See also Summer Resorts.) passed Senate June 711 Confederate bonds, J. P. Benja- Retirements May 421 min on Jan 20 8 2 Bank Charter Extension bill, Funds, about Apr 16 1 3 Apr 4, 28, May 2, 13, 14, 17, Confidence men. (See swin- 18, 19, June 17, 20, 21,22, dlers.) 28, 29 (Ed). Apr 19, May 3, 17, 20, Congdon, Charles T. 24, June 17, 24 Autobiography papers : PassedHouse May 20 1 3 Brydges, Sir Egerton..Jan 15 4 i (Modified) July 11 2 4 Carlyle, Alexander .Mar 26 4 1 Senate June 23 1 6 NEW-YORE: DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1882.
C—Congress. Date. Pg. Cl. €/—Congress, Date. Pa. Ol. Randall amendment ...May 18 1 1 19, 22, 23, 24, Apr 6, 7, 8, Reported withamendments 9, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 19, 21, June 14-1 4 25, 27, 28, May- 2. 5, 6, 9, Section 12 and 13 agreed 10, 11, 12, 13,' 18, 19, 24, upon July 8 1 2 June 14, 15, 21, July 14 Text June 23 2 1 Report of House Committee Feb 823 Aug 223 Bank and tax bills (Ed)..May 944 Results, investigation ana- Banks, bill to abolish tax on lyzed May 10 1 6 Jan 10 2 6 Chili-Peru Peace Commis- Banks, facts about National sion, correspondence..June 15 2 5 Feb 712 Chinese immigration bill. .Jan 26 Banks, certificates, Beck's bill Apr 13, 26 Feb 15 2 5 George's speech Mar 711 Bankruptcy bill..Jan 17, Mar Hoar's speech Mar 225 7/28, Apr 5, M.ay 30, June House debates..Mar 15. 17, 10, 24, July 6, Dec 7, 8, 9, 19, 22, 23 10, 12, 19 Senate debates..Mar 3, 4, 7, Reported in House Apr 25 1 2 8, 9, 16, Apr 27, 28 Bankruptcy, petition ofNew- Passed House. ..Mar 24, Apr 18 York merchants against — Passed Senate.. .Mar 10,Apr 29 Dec 29 1 6 Bill signed May914 Barrow, W., sworn in Dec 6 2 2 Miller's speeches Mar 1 Bayne attacks the Adminis- Apr 7 tration June 20, July 7 Taylor's, Judge, speech.Mar 17 1 1 Bigamy, bill to define the Vetoed ...Apr 5 1 1 crimeof Jan 17 2 3 (Ed) Apr 5 4 2 Bills, 400, offered in House... Veto sustained Apr 611 Jan 17 1 3 Civil Service Reform (Ed) Bills and joint resolutions Mar 25 4 4 passed, list ol Aug 922 Brown, Senator, speech.Deo 15 1 1 Bills, private, before House.. Curtin's bill June 612 Jan 28 1 1 Dawes's speech Feb 14 2 5 Bland's attack on Greenback- Measures Dec10 2 1 ers May 19 1 4 Miller, Warner, speech..Dec Bonded Extension bill.... Apr 24 1 1 15,16 Bossism rebuked in House... Neal's bill Jan 10 1 1 Jan 21 1 1 Pendleton's bill May 16 1 5 "British tyranny," W. E. Pendleton's bill (Ed)...May 18 4 2 Robinson's speech Jan 24 1 1 Pendleton's speech Feb 14 2 5 Brooklyn Navy Yard, pro- Pendleton's bill passed Sen- posed sale of May 16 2 4 ate Dec 28 3 1 Buildings, public.Apr 4. May (Ed) Dec 29 4 2 3, 20, June 6, 8, Ju.y 4 Report of House Com Dec 12 1 6 Buildings, public, recom- Senate discussioo Jan 27 mended Feb 23 I 1 Dec 5, 13, 34, 15. 16, 18 Buildings, public, reutals in Claims against the U.S...May 11 2 1 New-York Apr 412 Claims, bill to relieve Congress Burnside, Gen., eulogies .Jan 24 3 1 Mar 725 Business in (Ed) Apr 17 4 3 Cleopatra's v eedle, resolution Business legislation needed of thanks Jan 10 2 6 (Ed) June 14 4 2 Clerk for each Senator..June 14 1 4 Business, neglect o f May 816 Colorado, arid regions of.. July 10 1 4- Butter trade, spurious (Ed).. Colored Men's Commission Feb 14 1 1 (Ed) Apr 144 Butterworth defends the Ad- Commerce, Updegraffs bill ministration July 811 At>r 412 Canal, Hennepin Committees, House (Ed)..Jan 13 4 3 Mar 7, July 8, 9 Orth's bill Jan 16 1 2 Nicaragua, bill and report Orth's resolution Jan 12 1 1 by House Com July 22 1 5 Proposed enlargement of Nicaragua, Belmont's re- Jan 13 1 1 port Dec 12 2 2 Robeson's bill to increase Capitol grounds, bill passed j Jan 17, 18, 19, 26 Senate to improve Feb 9 2 6| ' Robeson's scheme to enlarge, Carpenter,Matt, eulogies.Jan 26 3 1 | rejected Jan 20 1 1 Census Deficiency A.puro. bill Selection of (Ed) Jan 19 4 2 passed House "—Jan 13 1 1 Sub. o n appro, bills Jan 752 Passed Senate Jan 17 2 3 Work o f Mar 924 Bill signed Jan 29 L 4 Committees continued Dec 622 Chalmers ousted Apr 3016 Congressional Record, mutila- (Ed) May 142 tion of Mar28 1 1 Chandler, Theophilus B., Re- Constitution, Pendleton's res- lief bill .' Jan 21 1 1 olution Mar22 1 3 Consular and Diplomatic Ap- Chili-Peru correspondence, pro, bill reported in House Frelinghuyseu-Trescot. Mar 29 2 4 Feb 612 Correspondence, investiga- Passed House Mar725 tion of..Mar 11, 15,16, 17, Passed Senate Mar 23 2 6 INDEX TO THE
C—Congress. • T»ate, Pg. Gl. C—Congress. Date. Pg. Cl. Passed House Dec 10 2 Mackey-O'Connor. . .Feb 22 Senate Dec 21 l 6 Mar 29. Apr 3, 22, May 21, Counterfeiting Aug 1 lx 23, 24,' 25. 26, 27, 29', 30, Court of Appeals bill..May, 2,3, 31 5,9, 11, 12, Dec 12, 15 History of ...... May 29 2 4 Passed Senate May IS 1 (Ed) ...... '..May 24. 30 Court of Claims, Kasson's bill Mackey awarded his seat.. June ti I June 111 Court, Supreme. Robeson's Smalls-Tilltnan ...... June 12 bill .' Apr 4 1 July 19 Courts,United States, Miller's Smalls - Tillmaii • Smalls bill Jan 28 1 1 seated ...... July 20 1 3 Customs cases, search war- Smith-Shelley ...... /. . . . Apr 20 2 1 rants Mar 15 2 6 Smith-Shelley ; seat de- Customs revenue cases..June 21 1 clared vacant ...... June 7 1 Customs revenue cases, Sher- Smith-shelley; Shelley un- man's bill (Ed) Feb 1 4 seated ...... July 21 5 Dakota State claim Jan 29, Smith-Shelley ...... Dec 8 1 Feb 13. Mar 22, 23, 28 Strobach-Herbert ...... May 13 l , 4 Deadlock. (See Filibustering.) Stol brand.Aiken ...... Mar 29 l 2 Debates and dogfights (Ed) Witherspcon-Davidsou.May 16 1 6 July 24 4 4 Electoral count bills____Feb 4 Debt, and the (Ed) Apr 3 4 2 10, Apr 7, June 21 Deficiency Appropriation bill Electoral law, proposed.. Apr 13 1 2 items June 314 Engraving Bureau, report ____ Deficiency Appropriation biJl Aug 615 passed "Rouse June 911 Executive mansion extension Democratic court of con- June 21 5 5 science Dec 7, 8 Expenditure of pu olic moneys, Democratic side, irritating the Hiscock's explanation..Aug 714 -(Ed) '.Apr 26 4 3 EXE> enditures defended ( Ed) . . Democratic party and the war Aug 843 Apr 25 1 1 Filibustering, Mackey-O'Con- Democrats in caucus Apr 29 1 1 nor election case____May 23, Democrats and the Jkormon 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 question Marl4 1 4 (See also Election Cases). Democrats, work for (Ed) Feb 742 Finance: Banks. (See Banks). Diplomatic correspondence. Bonds, Kelley's 2 per cent.. Clayton-Buiwer Treaty...) an 28 1 6 June 30 Chili. Peru and Bolivia. .Jan 27 1 6 Bill passed House ..... July 2 South American affairs..Jan 27 1 6 Buckner, coip certificates. .. Inquiry Mar 125 Jan 9 1 1 Names, suppressed called Buckner, Treasury notes.Jan 911 for Feb 731 Buckner'sbiU(Ed) ...... Feb 13 4 1 Mexico-Guatemala bound- Coinagebill ...... Mar ,2 2 6 dary question Feb 18 5 3 Coinages, metric -----..... Jan 19 3 1 Distillers,bill for relief of.Dec 20 1 1 Currency-tinkers (Ed)... Jan 10 4 2 District Appropriation bill Earthquake proposed, an passed floiise May 11 1 6 (Ed) ...... Feb 13 Passed Senate June 9 1 1 Funding Mil debate ...... Jan 27 District police force, debate Funding bill, Sherman's, Apr 25 1 1 Senate debates____Jan 10, (Ed) Apr 26 4 3 12, 13,18, 19, 20, 25. 28, District Water Supply bill 31, Feb 1, 2, 3 amendments June 14 1 4 Funding bill, Sherman's Eads's bhip Railway bill.Feb 1 8 l (Isid) ...... Jan20 4 East Florida claims Apr 22 1 2 Funding bill, Senate debate Education, ten millions for (Ed)...... Feb 4 May 914 Funding bill,Hawley amend- Election bill, Lynch May16 l 5 ment (Ed) ...... Feb 4 Election cases, contested (Ed) Funding bill passed Senate May 10, 19, 20, 24. 26, SO Feb 4 1 Bisbee-Finley ; Bisbee seated Public debt and the Senate June 214 (Ed) ...... Feb 3 4 Buchanan-Manning June 19 1 4 i Questions, some decision July 13 2 1 needed (Ed)...... June 19 4 Campbell-Cannon Jan 9, 11, Refunding scheme, Kelley's Feb 25, Mar 1 July 3 1 Cannon-Campbell decision Reserve lund and gold cer- Apr 20 1 1 tificates ...... Feb 6 1 Lee-Richardson July 311 Silver certificates ...... Apr 19 1 Lowe-Wheeler.Apr 6,May 2, Silver certificates, House 18,June 3 Committee report ..... Apr 23 2 Lowe-Wheeler; Wheeler Silver coinage (Ed)____May 11 4 seated June 416 Lynch-Chalmers Mar 27 (See also Finance.) Apr 5, 21, 27, 28, 29 Foreign policy reviewed in Lynch seated Apr 30 1 6 HQK38 ...... Mar 3 x NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1882.
C—Congress. Data. Pg. Cl. f C—Congre s. D\ie Py. Cl. Fortification Appropriation . I Passed House. .Mar 2, Apr 12 bill passed House Jan 25 1 3 Passed Senate Dor 2 ) 1 2 Passed senate Mar 18 1 l Alaskan,subduing Dec 7. 2 3 Pranking privilege..Mar 17, Civilization of, KlrHwond's 18, 25, Apr 12, 30 bill Jan 20 I Fraud, defending ("Ed)..Jane 243 Choc taw land grant Jan 24 1 Freedmen's bank property Crow agreement Jan 11 2 Mar 0 2 4 Crow agreement bill passed Free trade and free spoils (Ed) Senate Feb 9 1 2 Dec 27 4 3 Miami lands Jan 19 3 1 French spoliation claim, re- (See also Indians.) port - May 15 5 3 Insanity in criminal cases.Jan 10 2 6 (Ed) May 15 4 3 Internal Revenue bill,Browu's Frencli spoliation bill passed Dec, 822 Senate Dec 36 3 3 Internal Revenuebills.Feb14, Garfielddoctor bills..'....July 15 I 4 Mar 18, 29, June 8, 10, 20, Garfield's physicians, attack 22, 23, '25, 27, 28, July 4, v», upon , July 4, 15 Dec 8. 9 Garfield Memorial Hospital.. * Internal Revenue Collectors July 17, Mar 28 Jan 10 2 6 Garfield memorial services.. internal revenue reduction Feb 28 1 1 bill (Ed) Mar 30 4 2 Garfield's sickness, expenses, Internal Revenue bill passed report of House Select Com- House June 28 5 2 mittee Apr 20 2 5 (Ed) Jane 29 4 2 Garfield. Mrs., bill to pension Internal Revenue Taxation Jan 18 1 2 bill, text o f Jay 716 Garfield, Mrs., pensioned.Feb 17 3 1 International literary ex- Garibaldi, resolution of re- changes A-jrlo 1 2 spect June 714 Interstate Commercetoil..Apr 21 1 3 Geneva A ward bill Feb .9 2 6 Interstate Commerce bill, re- May 12 1 4 port on Tune. 11 1 4 Dec 16 2 3 Iowa land troubles Tune is* 1 4, Geneva Award bill. Rouse Irish immigration, opposition debates Mayll 1 6 Apr 22 1 2 Geneva Award bill, passed Ironclads, unfinished Apr 21 1 2 Senate May 24 5 2 Japanese Indemnity biU..Feb Geological survey Apr 18 1 2 1, May 29. 30, June 13 Grant Retirement bill.... Aug 114 Passed Houso. Feb 21 1 1 Grant Retirement bill, Senate Passed ^Senate June 14 1 4 debates Feb21 1 1 Jeaunette Court of Inquiry Passed Senate Feb 24 1 1 Aug 115 Harlem River (1ST. Y.) im- Jefferson, Thomas, monument provements , July 411 Apr 424 Harlem River navigation.Feb 131 Jewish persecutions in Russia Harrison-Voorhees colloquy May 324 July 21 1 4 Kelley - White controversy Head money bill passed Sen- June 15 1 4 ate July 30 2 5 Kirby, D. T., appointment.Feb 11 2 5 Hell Gate, electric lights.. Jan 10 2 6 Knit goods, duty o n July 412 Hell Gate improvements, Knit Goods bill passed Senate $50,000 for Apr 25 1 3 'Aug 614 Hewitt-Robeson set-to....July 18 1 6 Land bill.five per cent, passed Holiday recess voted Dec 20 1 1 Senate May 20 1 4 Holiday recess, Senate votes Land grant question, report against Dec 22 1 1 May 23 1 3 House business, order of.May 616 Land grants, forfeiture of House, composition of next May 354 Dec 18 1 5 Land grants, Northern Pa- House Democratic (Ed)..Nov 943 cific Railroad, House Judic- House rules and Willis. .July 913 iary Committee report.June 712 House rules, proposed Land grants, Robeson's bill changes Mar 611 Jan 12 1 1 Hunt, Ward, pension Jan 18 1 2 Lands, homestead entries.Apr 26 5 4 Bill passed Senate Jan20 2 - 5 Lands, public, survey of. July 11 1 4 Passed House Jan 26 3 2 Lands for settlers Apr 523 Immediate Deficiencies bill Legal records, Matthew H. reported '. Feb 11 1 1 Carpenter's April 1 4 Passed House Mar 5 10 1 Legislative Appropriation bill PassedSenate Feb 25 2 5 passed Senate.." July 225 Immigration, Steerage bill, Letter-carriers, bill passed Apr 5, 19, June 20, 22, 28, Senate to increase pay of July 19, 23, 30 July 29 1 5 Immigration bill (Ed)....Julv 2362 Library building, Senate bill Impotent lawmaldng (Ed) Jan 17 2 3 July 17 4 2 Library >bill.: Dec 12. 13 Indians : Appropriation bill Library bill defeated to House Apr 112 Dec 14 1 6 INDEX TO THE
C—Congress. Date. Pg. CL C—Congress. Date. Pg. Cl. Neglected duty (Ed)... .Dec 1543 New-Jersey flats, report on Library, renort of Librarian proposed canal Jan 3114 Feb 514, Newport News made a portof Library, Toner, accepted.May 17 1 5 entry June 612 Life-Saving Service bill passed Newspapers, duty upon..Jan 31 2 5 House Feb 21 1 ] 2f ew- Y ork Harbor bill Life-Saving Service bill passed Mar 14, Apr 11 Senate... Mar 25 2 4 New-York Post Office site, bill Lighthouses Mar 30 1 2 passed Senate to sell..May 30 5 Lincoln, Mrs., bill to pay ar- Next (Ed) Oct 19. rears of pension J an 17 2 3 Novft Lincoln, Mrs. Abraham, pen- Next, estimating the Nov 4 5 sion bill passed House..Jan 27 2 5 Nominations. Jan 10, Passed Senate Jan 25 1 2 17, 10, 25, Feb 3, 4. 8, 9, 14, Liquor traffic, petitions...Jan 12 3 1 15, 16, 18, 21. 22, 25, Mar 2, Lobbyists,Executive(Ed)Aug 11 4 4 3, 4, 11, 14, 15, 16, 21, 22, 23, Lynch, John B., seated in 24, 25. 28, 29, 30, Apr 4, 6, 7, House Apr 30 1 6 12, 13,15, 18, 20, 22, 25, 26. McDill, James W., sworn as 27, May 5, 10, 16, 17, 18, 23, Senator Jan 25 3 1 24, 25, 26, 30, June 7, 8, 9, McGarrahan claim (Ed)..Apr 25 4 4 14, 15, 16, 21, 22, 2rf, 27. 28, McGarrahan claim Apr 8, 29, July 2, 4, 6, 8, 9, 14, 209 May 16 27, Aug 4. Dec 7, 8, 12. 19, Mackey case. (See Election 22, 24. 30 cases.) Confirmed Jan 12, McLean, James H., seated in 18, 25, 31, Feb 9, 14, 18, House DeclG 1 2 21, 22. 25, Mar 3, 11. 14, Mail contracts, bill to prohibit 16, 18, 23, 24, 25. 31, Apr 1, sub-letting Jan 10 2 6 7, 12, 13, 15, 18, 20, 22, 27, Marshall statue Feb 11, 29, May 2, 5, 9. 17, 18. 23, Apr 22, July 12 25. 26. 30, June 2, 8,10, 22, Marvland and Delaware ship July 2, 8, 14, 27. Aug 4, 5. canal Apr 13 1 3 8, ]2. 13, 21, 29, 30 Mead Belief bill May 28 5 4| Obstructionists (Ed) Mar 23 4 3 Melville May 18 1 2 O'Connor, M.P., eulogies..Feb 926 Military Academy Appro, bill O'Connor, M. P.. eulogies in passed House Mar 3 2 5 Senate Feu 10 3 1 Passed Senate Mar 22 2 4 Oleomargarine Aug 325 Minorities, rights of (Ed) Oleomargarine, bill to tax June 244 June 30 2 Mint, Bayard's bill Jan 31 1 5 Omnibus Claims bill passed Mint, Lapbam's Dill Feb 11 2 5 Senate Apr 15 1 2 Mississippi Blveu Improve- Order o f business, House..Mar 315 ment bill.Apr 18, 19, 20, 22, 25 Order, point of, ilou-e debate Harrison's speech Apr 22 1 4 May 30 1 1 Passed Senate Apr 26 1 2 Orth and the House commit- President's message Apr 19 1 4 tees Jan611 Mississippi sufferers, aid for.. Peace Conference, President's Feb 24, Mar 15 message Apr 19 1 4 Money reprimanded by PembinaTerntory bill Julv 611 Speaker * Mar 10 1 2 Pension Appro, bill May 13 1 4 Monitor, bill for the relief of Passed House June 20 2 4 officers May 25 2 1 Passed Senate July 16 1 4 Monitors, unfinished Mar 611 Arrears bill. Jan lo, Mormon petitions,concerning 17. 18, Feb 7. 9, 10 Mar 11 1 1 (Ed) Jan 18, Mormonism. anti, bill passed 10, Feb 11. 12 House Mar 15 1 4 Bill tabled Feb 22 1 1 (Ed) .Mar 16 4 5 Bill, Logan's Jan 7 5 ,2 Passed Senate Feb 17 1 1 Bill, Ferry's Aug 1 5 6 Cannon's defence of Apr 20 1 1 Bill to prevent double pay of Edmunds's bill Jan 25 1 1 July 12 2 2 Besoiutions, Utah Legisla- Estimates for twentv-nve ture Feb 19 1 4 years - ~.Feb 252 (See also M.ormonism.) Legislation (Ed) Jan 24 4 4 Naval C ommittee reporfc..Mar- 8 1 2 Personal explanations in Navy Appropriation bill House Mar 1 1 1 passed House July 711 Peruvian Company, Shipherd (Ed) July 842 correspondence Feb 18 2 5 Navy Appropriation bill (See also Shipherd.l passed Senate Aua- 114 Platt, O. H., soeech on Pen- Navy chaplains, salaries .Dec 15 5 3 sions (Ed) Peb 22 4 3 Navy, condition of May 5 1 5 Political assessments. June 14. Navy, House bill to create ... 27. Dec 8, 9, 10, 13 Mar 125 Political assessments, Senate Nebraska census fraud ..July 14 2 l Com. Mil Dec 24 2 3 Nebraska's " contingent " Political assessment bill Congressman July -811 passed Senate Deu 29 1 6 NEW-YOBK: DAILY TRIBUNE FOB i882. 41
C—Congress. Date. Pg. Cl. C—Congress. Date. Pg. Cl. Political disabilities Apr 29, Bepatriation foilli passed. May 4, 5 House May 19 1 5 Pond rule in operation . July 23 I 4 Report, National debts of the Porter. Fitz John, relief Mil world M ar 13 1 2 May 9, Dec 12, 29, 30 Republican, m ake (E a) Oct 642 Belief bill reported favor- Republican stragglers (Ed) ably i n Senate June 155 Apr 27 4 2 Beport, Logan's minority Republicanism asserting it- May 31 1 2 self (Ed).... June 21 4 4 Postal.- Appropriation bill re- Revenue laws, proposed ported ~. Feb 226 change... Mar20 1 1 House debates Feb 22, 24 (Ed) Mar20 4 2 Items Mar 14 2 5 Revenue laws, bill to amend Passed House Feb 20 10 1 passed House Apr 424 Dec 21 1 6 Revenue Marine Service bill Passed Senate Mar 18 1 1 (Ed> May 843 Fast mail appropriation Revenue Tax bill (Ed)..July 21 4 4 killed .Dec 17 1 4 Revenue Tax bill (Ed)..July 27 4 2 Money order system, bill to Revenue bill laid aside in Sen- modify .July 22 1 4 ate July27 2 1 Newspaper Postage bill Revenue taxation, act to re- passed House July 23 I 4 duce NovSO 2 4 Ocean Service, Money's bill Biver nnd Harbor Appropria- Feb 26 I 5 tion bill items May13, Postage, measures for reduc- - June 5 ing-/. Apr 3, 24 (Ed)... .July 28, Aug 1, 3, 4, 11 Route bill passed House Feb 1 3 Defence of . Dec 10 2 2 Southern con praetors, Dill Passed House June 18 I 4 passed Senate to pay.June 20 2 4 Passed Senate July 13 1 6 Bejported... May 16 1 6 Postal Savings Banks(Ert^Feb 944 Beport of Conference Com- Potomac flats July 11 1 4 mittee passedHouse..July 27 1 6 President, duties of the office Vetoed Aug 211 of, Hoar's bill, June 17 1 2 Presidential disability. Mc- Passed over veto Aug 311 Cord's bill '...Jan 912 Bobeson's defeat as a leader Presidential Succession bill, Jan 19 1 1 Hoar's June 20 2 4 Bobeson-Hewitt set-to...July 18 1 6 Presidential Succession bill Bobesoii-Whitthorne conflict Dec 30 1 6 July 711 Presidential vacancies, Mc- (tfd) July 842 Cord'sbill Jan 23 1 4 Bobinson-Robeson personal Presiding officer, revolution- debate '. Feb35 1 1 ary possibilities June 314 Bochambeau's, Count, papers Printing Deficiency Appropri- Feb 21 1 .1 ation bill passed Senate.Ar»r 21 1 2 Bnles (Ed) Mar 11 4 2 Printing, public July 13 1 6 Mar 16 4 2 Private claims Apr 22, 23 Bules, amendment. House de- bates point of order.... May 30 1 1 Private legislation,concerning Buies, report of Committee Feb 10 2 2 on JanlS 2 6 Private work of Congressmen Bules. report of Committee (Ed) Jan25 4 3 on, discussed Jan 19 3 3 Public doauraents,concerning Bussian Jews, intervention Deo 23 1 2 asked for Anr 27 1 2 Questions, three great (Ed) Salaries of employes July 16 1 4 Dec 642 Sandy Hook bar Jan 31 2 5 Railroads : Atlantic and P •- Seaman, discharged Dec622 cific land grants, bill to re- Senate, question of order, An- peal Janl2 3 1 thony rule Apr 27 1 2 Consolidation, bill to pre- Senate, Bepublican (El).June 943 ' vent Mar 20 1 3 Shelley unseated July 21 5 5 Indian Territory bill Apr 12 5 5 Ship Bailway bill (Eads's) re- Land grants, Bobesou's bill ported favorably Mar711 Jan 12 1 1 Shipherd, J. B., repudiated Lands, bill to tax Apr 18 5 4 Feb 21 2 4 National June 25 5 6 (See also Shipherd.) Pacific finances Mar 17 2 1 Shipping: Aug 414 Pacific legislation July 29 1 4 Shipping, Farweli's bill..Jan 17 1 3 Beaganbill (Ed) Mar 18 4 2 Shipping, Frye's bill Mar 8 2 5 Apr 25 4 2 Shipping bill, text of Dec 16 3 5 •' Sioux City, authorized to Shipping interests Dec 14 2 2 build brifige over Missouri Signal Corps, bill to increase Biver June 13 1 5 May 421 Texas Pacific charter..July 22 1 5 Signal Service Jan 625 Becord, give us a true (Ed) Signal Service bill (Ed)..Jan 30 4 4 July 21) 4 2 Signal Service, Maxey's Dill Becord, not a good (Ed).. Aug 8 4 3 Feb 12 1 4 Red Biver improvements.Jan 17 '2 o Silk industry. Patersnn..Apr 16 7 3 INDEX TO THE
C—Congress. Date. Py. Cl. C—Congress—Conklin?. Date. Pfi. Cl. Soldiers' Home, report on Treaty, Clayton-Bulwer, of- management of May 4 ficial corfesDondence. Jan 28 1 6 Soldiers and sailors in civil Treaty with Mexico, commer- service Jiuy 4 cial Jan 10 ] 1 Steel rods and blooms, duties Turner. Oscar, persona! ex- on, Feb 912 nlana'ion Mar 25 1 1 Smalls seated July 20 1 3 Utah, bill to provide for regis- South American affairs, dip- tration of electors J an 17 2 3 lomatic correspondence. Jan 27 1 Utah Commissioners ap- Speakership, great race (Ed) pointed - June 17 1 1 Nov 15 4 Van Voofhis, charge's against Spoils system, Bayne attacks June 22 1 3 July 715 ."Explanation June 23 1 4 Steerage bill, vetoed July 2 2 5 Venezuela award f an 19 3 1 Stenographers, removal of Voorhees-Harrison colloquy.. July 13 2 1 July 21 1 4 Sugar, duty on July 10 1 4 Voorhees vindicated.. .. Mav 5 1 4 Sugar, reduction of revenue Weather Bureau, bill to trans- from Aug 114 fer Dec22 3 4 Sundry Civil Appro, bill.July 715 War claims, Houk's bill..Feb 14 1 2 Symptoms in (Ed) Dec 26 4 2 War record, Democratic. .Apr 25 1 1 Tally clerk, Blackburn's Washington's Headquarters charges July 21 5 5 atNewburg, N.Y.: memorial Tariff: Beck's speech....Mar 21 1 1 column June 14 1 4 Commission Jan 10 2 6 Washington Territory as a Commission (Ed).Mar 15.24, State " fan 17 2 3 31, May 10 Washington Water Supply Commission appointed.June 816 bill May 25 2 2 Commission confirmed. June 21 1 4 What the peoole want (Ed).. Commission bill debate .Nov29 4 2 Jan 11, Feb 8, Mar 14, 24, Whiskey Bond Extension bill 28, 29, 30, 31, Apr 7, 8, 13. May 3, 5. 6, 24, 20, 30, June 14, 16,21, May 3,4, 5, 6 1, ' 1 5 Commission bill reported (Ed) ,... June 17 4 2 i n House Feb 912 White-KeHey dispute... June 611 Commission bill passed White's charges against Kel- House May 716 ley, report on'. June 712 Commission bill passed Sen- Whitthorne-Robeson conflict ate Mar 29, May 10 July 711 Commission b'll (Ed)... .Dec 22 4 2 (Ed) Julv 8 4 2 Commission bill, progress Woman suffrage May 14 1 5 made (Ed) Dec 18 4 2 Woman suffrage, Senate ac- Commission report Dec 531 tion June 612 Commission Dill considered Woman suffrage and Dakota.. Dec 13,14 Feb 16 1 1 Frye's speech Feb 11 2 5 Work before (Ed) Jan 25 4 3 Hewitt's (A.S.) speech. .Mar 31 2 1 Work before May 421 Hori's speech Mar 10 1 2 Work done (C) " D. D. L." McKinley's bill Jan 25 1 1 Apr 312 Miller's speech Mar25 1 1 Work done (Ed) Aug 10 4 2 Vance's speech Feb 15 2 5 Workfor(Ed) Nov 10 . ,4 2 Van Wyck's bill July 27 2 1 Work -'fruits compared" i (See also Tariff,) (Ed) July 25 4 2 Tax and Bank bills (Ed). May 944 Wrangling (Ed) Dec 842 Tax on capital of banks, bill Yellowstone Park Jan 31 2 5 toreneal Jan 17 2 3 Yorktown celebration ex- I Tax bill, Kelley's speech..Apr 11 1' 4 penses June 7 1 1 j Tax reduction (Ed) Mar 20 4 2 Tax Tinkers (Ed) July 24 4 2 iongressional apportionment Taxation, House discussion (Ed) May 13 4 .4 (Ed) June 26 4 2 Decency May 2 4 ,6 Taxes, reduction o f (Ed).Aug 742 Nominations (Ed) Oct 24 4 3 Taylor, Zachary, monument.. Nominations, work for busi- Janl7 2 3 ness interests (Ed) Oct 29 6 2 Telegraphic communication Nominations, local (Ed)..Nov 644 with Russia July 412 Outlook (Ed) Apr 643 Territorial Delegates .... Jan 12 3 1 Conkling, Emma Gates(Ed)Mar 343 Territorial Delegates. Bur- iConkling, Fred. A., political rows bill passed House.Feb 712 j views \Ed) July 26 4 3 Theft.can.be stopped...Aug 442 Tillmaii's speech July 24 2 i Conkliog, Roscoe. Tobacco Tax bill July 20, Argument, railroad case -July 20 2 1 Dec 6, 7, 23 Aspirations, alleged Jan 20 4 6 Too slow (Ed) Mar 742I Avengers at Albany (Ed).Apr 343 Treasury investigation, re- ! Cameron twin "bosses" (Ed) port :. Marl6 5 4 | May 27 4,3 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1882. C—Conkling— Con. Date. Pg. Ol C—Con—Convention. Date. Pg. Ct Candidacy for reelection, Conscience Fund," Custom Sharpe's -statement, Kings- House .Apr30 6 5 ton (C) : June 10 I Consort's, Prince, musical com- Cornell controversy... Aug 18 positions Feb 11 4 6 ?2, 23 Consular Couits in the East, Eulogy, Dr. J. P. Newman's letter from VanBuren July 5 lEd)" Feb 15 4 Consular report*, value of..Oct 5 Friends (Ed) June 3 4 (£ee a]so Trade.) • Governorsliip,and the June 24 1 Consumption, nature of....Oct 20 " Greatness " again (Ed).Fel) 27 4 Consumption, new theory..Apr 3 Whitridge's paper Felt) 27 1 (Ed) Apr 3 " Hot weather Engiish " (Ed) Consumption,new theory of May 14 July 31 4 Controller, New-York State, an- Justice, Supreme Court, nom- nual report. Jan 13 inated for Feb 25 1 Convent of Metamorphosis..Jan 29 (Ed) Feb25 4 Comments, press Felt) 25 1 Conventions, political. Confirmed .V...Mar 3 1 Alabama Dem June 9 1 I Declined Mar 711 AlabamaRep July 7 5 .Letter declining offer.. Mar 14 1 I Arkansas Dem June 16 Letter, Arthur's (Ed) Feb 2544 Arkansas Rep July 7 5 Party, new (Ed) July 14 4 3 California Dem June 24 1 " Perfidy "~T/>e Herald (Ed) California Rep Sept 1 June 24 4 4 Connecticut Dem Oct 5 2 Peruvian Company, and the (Ed) Oct 6 '4 Apr 11 2 4 Conn ecticut Pro Apr 20 2 Resignation, French's state- Connecticut Rep Sept 21 10 ment June 17 1 3 Delaware Dem ,...Aug23 1 Seat in Congress, concerning Delaware Rep July 28 2 his June 5 1 District representation. Dec 0, 11 Serenade, Utica July 12 5 Georgia Dem July 21 Serenade, surprised with (Ed) Georgia Rep Aug 4 July 13 4 3 Illinois Dem Sept 8 5 Sharpe and Arthur (Ed).June 10 4 3 Illinois Rep June 29 5 Sharpe controversy (Ed)June 3 4 3 Indiana Dem Aug 3 1 Main points (Ed) June 1 4 4 Indiana Gbk Feb 23 2 " More trouble" (Ed)June 543 Indiana Rep .-—Aug 10 1 Shrinking from public gaze Iowa Dem Aug 17 1 (Ed)., Juuelo 4 4 Iowa Rep Aug 3 1 Speech, that "halcyon and Kansas Dem Sept 1 1 vociferous" Feb 27 1 3 Kansas Gbk...: June 8 1 Stalwarts, andthe (Ed).. Sept 164 4 Aug 25 1 Treasuryship, and the (Ed) Kansas Rep June 30 1 Apr 442 Aug 11 1 Connaught, Duke and Duchess Maine Dem June 28 1 of, Paris (C) May 17 5 5 Maine Gbk May 31 1 Maine Pro June 2 1 Connecticut. Maine Rep June 14 1 Black ballots (Ed) Dec 30 4 3 Massachusetts Dem Sept 20 , 2 Bonds, sale of July 27 5 2 Massachusetts Gbk Aug 19 1 Congressional District, 1st, Massachusetts Pro Aug 10 5 " boomerang " (Ed) Oct21 4 3 Massachusetts Rep Sept21 2 Democratic Convention Oct 524 Michigan Pro June 30 1 (Jfid) • Oct 644 Minnesota Dem Oct 11 5 Election Nov 813 Missouri Dem July 28 2 Official vote Nov28 1 2 Missouri Rep Sept 21 (Ed) Nov 743 Music at Syracuse (Ed).. Sept 7 4 Elections, city Apr 451 National Pro Aug 24 5 Elections, town Oct314 Nebraska Rep Sept 22 5 Election case, Lewis-Andrews New-Hampshire Dem Sept 14 8 Dec 23 I 3 New-Hampshire Gbk Sept 14 1 Justice (Ed) May 14 6 2 New-Hampshire Rep Sept 13 1 Law-making, men and meas- New-Jersey Gbk May 31 1 ures at Hartford (C) " I. H. New-York Anti-Mon ....Sept 14 5 B." Feb 616 New-York Dem Sept 23 Legislature organized Jan 556 Called Aug 9 1 Politics (Ed) Aug 344 New-York Gbk July 20 1 Politics, New-Haven (C)"I. New-York Labor Sept 13 1 H.B." Septl9 2 2 New-York Pro Sept 21 5 Oct 13 2 3 New-York Ret) Sev*t 21 1 Prohibitionists' Convention Call Aug 3 2 Apr 20 2 1 Fraud prevailed, how (Ed) Railroads vs. rivers F eb 6 4 8 Oct 10 4 Republican Conventions. -ept 21 10 1 New-York Temp Oct 5 2 Schools Felt) 16 6 1 North Carolina Dem July 6 2 Temperance question, an un- North Carolina Lib June 8 1 profitable trick (Kd).-..Oct27 4 3 North Carolina Rep June 15 1 Conscience, false Jan 29 4 5 Ohio Dem July 21 1- 44 INDEX TO THE
C—Convention—Cor. Date. Pa. Cl. C—Cor—Cors. Date. Pg. CL (Ed; July 22 "4 3 Corbia, Austin, interview : Mil- Ohio Gbk June 8 1 ford Haven line Feb 982 OMo Rep June 811 Corbin, H. C., charges against Ohio t othe front (Ed) .June 842 Dec 5 2 Oregon Dem Apr 813 Corbin, Thomas G., case of.Apr 13 1 3 Oregon Rep Apr22 5 4 Corcoran, W . W Jan 165 Pennsylvania Dem June 29 1 Corcoran. W. W., reception.Feb 22 5 Pennsylvania Gbk May 19 1 3 Corday, Charlotte, and Marat Pennsylvania Ind. Rep.-May 25 1 1 Feb 26 4 (Ed) May 25 4 2 Corea. Pennsylvania Rep May11 1 1 Assassinations Aug 18 1 4 PennsFlvania Rep (second) King reinstated Sept 10 1 4 June 22 1 Revolution Aug 18 1 4 Republican convention..June 15 1 Details ...Aua-29 1 3 Rhode Island Dem Mar 23 2 4 Report from Admiral Clitz Rhode Islan t Gbk Mar 23 2 4 Sept 553 South Carolina Dem Aug 2 5 4 Satisfaction promised Japan Tennessee Rep Apr 28 1 4 Oct 212 Texas Dem.. July 20 1 2 Russians advance to take pos- Texas Rep , Aug 25 ] 3 session of (Ed) Febl2 6 3 Unit rule (Ed) Dec 843 Trade opened to the world Utah Constitutional June 8- 1 3 June 11 1 3 Vermont Dem..., June 30 1 4 Treatv Julv 275 i Vermont Gbk Aug 16 5 3 Treaty (Kd) July 643 Vermont Rep June 22 5 4 Coreans and the tariff (Ed). uly!4 4 4 "Corea." Griffis's Nov 361 Cook, Clarence. Corey, James H., case of..Aug 18 5 3 Attack upon the Cesnola statues Apr 23 1 6 Cornell, A. B. (Ed) Apr 23 6 4 American District Tel. stock Card''scandaloustattle ".Mar 28 5 1 transaction Aug 27 2 Concerning, card from Osgood Bills signed..Mar 5, 26, Apr 2. Mar 26 7 2 May 13, 26, June 4,8,9,16 18, Rossetti's manuscript, on.Jan 31 5 2 July 1 Bills vetoed May 16, June 23 Cook's, Geo. H., paper, "Salt July 4 Marshes" Aug 31 2 5 C onkling controversy...Ausr 18, Cook, Joseph, in Japan July 16 9 2 22, 23, 25 Cook, Joseph, lecture, "Relig- Judicial appointments Jan 3 1 ious Signs " Dec 20 5 1 Message, annual Jan 12 1 Cook, R. P Apr 13 4 5 Message, railroad accidents Oook, Win. A., and the Star Jan 19 1 Route cases Mar 18, 19 Railroad Commission bill, and Cook, Wm. H., a distinguished the (Ed) June21 4 arrival (Ed) Jan 345 Why some people are unhappy Cooke, P. St. G., on WebVs abouthim(C) Apr 24 5 " Peninsular campaign "...Jan 29 10 1 ' Corners " can, be prevented Cookery. German, Mrs Bayard (Jfl) Dec 16 4 Taylor's papers. .-Jan I , 8, 15, 22 'Corners," Senate inquiry.Apr 9 Cool, how to seep (Ed) June 26 4 4 16, 30, May 28, Nov 25, 26, 28, Cooley, Thos, M..interview.Feb 13 1 6 Dec 15, 16, 17, 19, 24, 27, 28, 30 Cooney, Geo. W., case of ...May 681 ' Corners," Yankee (Ed)..June 7 2 Cooper, Geo. H., reception.. Mar 22 5 3 Corners and their cure (Ed). Apr 12 2 Sketch o f Mar 245 Coronation, spectre at a(Ed) Cooler, Henry P., mental con- Sept 22 2 dition of..Nov 2, 4, 9, 10, 18, lorporation. certificates of.Mar l 5 23, 28, Dec 7, 12,19 Corporations, civilrights of.Dec 19 3~ Sane, declare! Dec 21 8 1 Corporations, foreign, tax on CoDper, M. W.. and the Collec- Nov 16 5 torship Dec 31 7 1 Corporations, new Mar 11 3 Cooperations, Holyoake's lec- Apr 2 3 ture '. Nov24 5 5 Dec 27 5 Cooperative Dress Association, Corporations paying State taxes failure of Dec 27 1 4 Jan 17 2 4 Details Dec 28, 29 Corporations, State, power to Copyright. tax propertv of Nov 17 5 4 Abuse of American publishers !orporations, *taxes paid by. (Ed) _Nov27 4 5 June 16, Dec 23 Agreements batween author Corporations and the State (Ed) and publisher (C) Dec 22 7 1 Sept 15 4 4 Great Brinain ana U. S. nego- Corrupters of Youth," An- tiations suspended Mar 12 1 2 thony" Comstock's address Report incorrect Mar 14 1 4 Mar 121 Letter, Blackmore's Jan 29 8 5 Corset, figure-training by..Ocfc29 9 1 Marston, Edward, o n Jan 96] Corset, anti, philosophy and his- Negotiations, collapse of. Mar 911 tory ." Dec 17 9 6 Coral fishing Apr 23 9 1 Corset question, woman's view Corals and coral reefs Jan 15 9 3 of Nov20 3 2 NEW-YOBK: DAILY TBXBUNE FOB issa. C-Cos—Cox. Date. Pg. Cl. C—Cox—Crosby. , Date. Pg. Cl. Cosmos, Amor June 12 4 5 Speech accepting renominabion Costa Bica, terrible earthquakes for Congress (Ed) ...... Oct 26 4 5 Mar 14 1 6 Speech, American citizens in Costeilo, Jas. J., charges against British prisons...... Apr416 June 312 Speech at Dem. mass meeting Costigan, Thomas (Ed) Sept 12 4 3 Oct 27 2 2 Costume, consistency in..Nov 19 9 6 "Sunbeams"____...... June 262 Cotton. ^See Agriculture.) Thunder, call for (Ed) . . . .Aug 2643 Cotton Exchange annual meet- Coxe, Alfred C ...... Apr 28 1 1 ing June 183 Crafts. W. F., resignation..Oct 12 8 1 Cotton Exchange, new, in Liv- Cramer murder. (See Murder.) erpool MarlO 5 3 Crane, Charles H., nom. for Sur- Cotton Exchange elects officers geon-Gen, of the Army..July 411 June 625 Cranks, good weather for (Ed) Cotton-seed-crushers' conven- Dec 17 6 4 tion June 28 8 1 Crapo's.W. W., Nat. Bank Char- Counterfeiting: Abrams, ter bill...... Feb823 " Bance," arrest of Oct 26 8 1 Crawford, Earl, body lound Arrests in Jfarkersburg, W. July 19 5 2 Va : Dec26 1 2 (Kfl)...... Nov 945 Bonds, Doyle, statement by irawford, George W., case of Secretary Folger July 953 June 30 10 2 Bona plate, Doyle June 19,1 4 Cream of tartar for smallpox (C) Brazilian notes Dec 16 2 6 Jan 21 2 4 Brock way, Wm. E., arrest of Jremation in England ...... Oct13 1 1 June 4 12 1 Europe, in (Ed) ...... July 12 4 4 Beleased June 14 1 5 Italy, i n (Ed)...... June 945 ''Gopher Bill" capture of Cremation Society, New-York June 625 (Ed) ...... Nov 18 4 5 Harper, Alonzo Jan 25 8 3 irespigny's balloon venture Ten dollar notes Nov 4 10 2 June 11 1 2 Country board (Ed) May 14 6 3 Crime. Board (Ed) Mar 26 6 3 Bigamy. (See Bigamy.) Houses, English, London (C) Common case,Gutermuth (Ed) Nov 5, 12 June 27 4 3 Beaders, hint to (Ed) July 16 6 4 Defalcation. (See Defalcation.) Seats, English (Ed) Sept 364 Embezzlement. (See Embezzlement.) Country without conscience. Executions. (See Executions.) Prance (Ed) Oct 29 6 3 GrandJury investigations(Ea) Courts. (See Legal.) Jan 18 4 4 Coventry, Edwin E. (Ed) Oct 26 4 5 Kingdom of the Netherlands. Covert, James D., case of..July 21 8 2 statistics ...... Wovl3 4 6 Card >. JulylS 2 2 Mormonism. (See Mormonism. ) Cow, tale of a (Ed) '.July 545 Murder. (SeeMurder.) Cowboys, lynching of Nov 29 1 4 New-York, in,annual report of Cowen, Joseph, London (C) "G. Police Department ...... Apr 12 5 1 W.SS." Feb26 5 1 Beasonableness in (Ed)..Ma'-l7 4 3 Cowles, Edwin, on the Ohio Besponsibility for (Ed) .... Feb 843 election Oct 911 Bobbery. (See Bobbery.) Cowles-Houck affair June 16 1 2 Sources of principal ...... Mar 20 2 5 Fined for assaulting Father Suicide. (See Suicide.) Hauck June 21 7 2 Swindlers. (See Swindlers.) Cowles, John, on the Sharpe- Woman, body of, found in a Conkling controversy June 14 5 4 coffee sack ...... Apr 17 1 4 Cox, Edward, pardon of (Ed) Crime, Society for Prevention of, Dec 18 4 3 annual report ...... Jan 28 8 Cox's, Jacob D., oration on Gar- Crim ean incidents ...... May 14 3 field .Sept21 7 1 Critics ...... June 4 4 Cox's, Judge, charge to the Criticism, decay of ...... Mar 26 3 Guiteaujury Jan 26 1 1 Mticism, lectures to Americans (Ed) i Jan27 4 2 (iLd) ...... Aug 16 4 Defended by C. J. McCnrdy Criticism, unworthy (Ed)..Apr 28 4 Feb20 '5 3 Crocker, Wm. A., card ...... Mar 2 8 English opinions (C) "G. W. Crocodile, strength of...... Feb 19 10 Si" Febl6 5 4 Crocodiles, American ...... July 16 9 Guiteau trial and the, letter Croizette, Sophie A., leaves the from "H. J." Mar 146 stage ...... Dec31 1 Letter from "G.W. S."....Apr 14 2 2 Crook, General, and the Indians (Ed) ...... Oct23 4 Cox, S. S. srooks, Dr., on the Irish Land Dialogue, Sparks June 946 League____.'...... Apr 10 1 Gladstone and the Irish, on Crosby, Howard, on Cornell N Jan 27 1 1 Sept 9 5 "Gloomy Sunset" (Ed) Apr 20 4 4 Errors of colleges, on____Nov 24 5 "LayLondon inAshes"( F- d)Jan 29 6 4 Excise bill, on the...... Mar 9 5 Liie-Saving Service bill ex- Fraud and forgery in politics, plains it Feb 13 1 4 011 ...... Oct 13 5 Shipping, on (Ed) Dec '28 4 4 Passion Play, on the ...... Dec 2 3 46 INDEX TO THE
C — Crosby—Dai. Date. Pg. Cl. B—Dak—Davitt. Date. Pg. Cl. Penal Code, onthe Dec 1231Dakota. Crosby of Delaware(Ed)Nov 25 Division of, Jamestown (C) Dec 2 May 3131 Crowe, Patrick (Ed) Aug 244 (Ed) Jan 743 Crows, about Mar 19 9 3 concerning St. Paul (C).Jan 726 Cryder, W.. nominated for Park Convention a t Fargo Jan 651 Commissioner May 10 8 1 Douglass Co. bond frauds.Jan 726 Cuba. Grand Forks letter Apr 833 Assassinations May 11 5 3 Grant County troubles..Feb 722 Growth of Nov 21 1 6 Politics and trade, Havana!C) Repudiation (Ed) Mar 23 4 2 Nov 27 2 3 Settlers, Fargo (C) May 19 2 3 Portuondo's views 01 Mar 15 5 3 State claim, Congressional Befugees surrendered to Spain action. Jan 29, Feb 13,Mar 22 Get 31 1 4 23, 28 Tobacco crop Jan 31 1 2 Wheat lands (Ed) Mar 942 Topics, Havana (C) Feb 621 Dakotas, the two (Ed) Jan 743 Feb 26 5 4 Daley. Patrick F., made Pres. Oct14 3 4 St. John's College July 25 5 5 (See also Spain.) Daly, Augustin, arrested in Cumberland, S., mind-reader Boston Apr30 1 5 Nov 29 2 4 Daly, C. B., lecture, " Spain " Exposure of spiritualism.Dec 10 7 1 Apr i5 ' 5 2 Combustion, nameless A.ug 20 9 1 Dalzell, J. M., on Mason's sen- Curtis, Geo. William tence Mar 22 5 1 Address, Alpha Delta Phi din- Dana, Bichard Henry, death of ner Mav 19 5 5 Jan 855 Civil Service, address Aug 351 Danenhower's, John, letters to Address t o voters ....Nov 271 his father ....Mar 813 Letter to Hubbell June 26 8 2 Arrival in New-York..May 29 1 3 Emerson, on June 18 8 4 Life in ^ ainitsk Mar 17 I 2 Folger, repudiates Oct416 (See also Arctic Exnlorations.) Free libraries, on Jan 21 5 3 Darrall, C.B.,Elenogg fight.Sept 16 2 1 Oration, "Educated Men" Darter, Indian Feb 12 9 3 June 21 3 1 Curtis, N. M. Darwin, Charles B, Case of Jan 5, 28, Feb 9, 10 Ueathof Apr21 5 1 26, May 16, 20, 23, 24, 25, 26 Evolution, his theory of..Apr 21 5 2 June 30, July 1, Oct 25, 26 Funeral of, London (C) U. S. Sup • decision Dec 19 3 2 "G. W. S." May 13 2 1 Decision (Ed) Dec 20 4 3 Home, at Apr21 5 3 Indictment o f Mar 822 Homeof - May 736 Indictment quashed Apr 9 12 1 Beligious journals on Apr 30 9 3 Indicted second time May 10 8 4 Thomas, J. B. on June 13 8 2 sentenced to pay $l,OOO..July 21 5 1 Darwin, Goethe and Lamarck, Cushing, Caleb, will of....Dec 28 1 3 comparison Oct 15 9 1 Custom House, Boston, receipts Darwinism, what, is Apr 21 5 2 Jan 313Daudet, Alphonse May21 4 4 Custom House, Chicago,changes Davenport, John I., letter con- Feb 313 cerning Morey letter June 11 7 3 Custom House, New-Haven, ir- Davidson, Mrs. Geo. L.malprac- regularities Oct 412 tice Sept 7 9 Custom House, New-York, Dr. Kinne acquitted....Sept 10 12 2 abuses,letterfrom Professor Davis, David, and the Presi- Jordan : Mar20 5 4 dency (Ed) Sept 743 Abuses, Jordan's charges Mar 21 8 2 Yorktown, a t Jan 166 "Examinations, competitive" —Weed-Burtcorrespondence Davis. Jeff. Jan 28 2 2 Address before Southern His- Investigation, special agents torical fcoc. (Ed) Apr 30 6 5 Mar 34 8 2 Becruit, possible (Ed)....Feb 12 6 4 Surveyor's Department in- Speech at New-Orleans (Ed) q.uiry, report May 19 1 6 Jan 27 4 5 Weighing contract--.,.-.June 355 (Ed) .....Jan 28 4 5 Customs officers, bribery of Fea 20 8 2 Davis, John, nom. for First Customs, examiners, charges Ass't Sec. of State July 4 1 against Dec 28 8 2 Davis, J. P.. found dead Dec 20 2 Customs service, reports upon Davis, M. V., charges against Nov 12 2 2 Apr 24 1 Cypriote antiquities, "Scan- Davis, Noah, on the U. S. SUD. dalous Tattle" (C)-.Mar 26, 28 Court Jan 23 1 Anr 3, 5 Speech, New-England Soc. Czar. (See-Alexander.) dinner Dec 22 2 Davis, W. T., toast ; New-Eng- il. land Soc. dinner Dec 22 2 Dady, Michael J . (Ed) Aug 242 Dairy Fair Association, annual * Davitt, Michael. meeting Feb 16 3 1 America, in June 19 5 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1882.
D—Davitt—Defalcation. Date. Pg. Cl. D—Defalcation—Dem. Date. Pg. Cl. Cavendish murder, on the King, JohnF Aug 31 5 May 8 Lane, Geo. E Mar 25 1 Distress in Ireland, on..Nov 27 McGracken, P. H :.Mar 13 1 Dynamite operators, rebukes Pratt, NathanP Apr 8 5 (Ed) ...... - ...... July 7 Rogers, All red Sept 19 8 Elected to British Parliament Ronaldson, Peter Mar 4 1 Feb 23 Russell, Wm. G Nov 3 1 Interview ...... June 19 St.John, H. L Dec21 1 July 8 Stegar, John R Feb 19 1 Land League, defends____May 22 Townsend, Samuel D Mar 18 1 June 8 Uhl, Theo. S July 21 8 Letter ...... May 11 Wilkinson, J. H Apr 18 2 Letter, extracts ...... May 12 (See also Embezzlement, For- Nationalization scheme.. June 9 gery and Robbery.) " Nationalization scheme " Defrees, John D. (Ed) Mar 30 4 (Ed) ...... June 20 Death of Oct 20 5 Opportunity for (Kd)____July 8 Delaware Dem. Convention.Aug23 1 Speech in Jersey City____June 24 Election Nov 8 5 Speech in New-York____June 20 Republican Convention..July 28 2 July 6 Dawes, Henry L., speech on Be Long, Geo. W. Civil Service Reform ..... Feb 14 Dead, found, by Melville..May 6 1 Dawes, Jas. W., elected Gov. of Details June 20 1 Nebraska! ...... Nov 8 (Ed) June21 4 Dawson made Lord Mayor of Collins, and Dec 10 10 London ...... Jan 3 Diary -..June 27 1 Days, equality of (Efi) ...... Feb 19 Discoveries (Ed) Feb 10 4 Dayton. Mary Grace, case of Fate (Ed) June 21 4 Nov 23 Mistakes, Nerbaum's state- Dayton, Wm. L., made Minister ment Dec18 1 to tne Netherlands ...... Anr 2! Poem,King's June 11 3 Dead, justice for the ( EdK . Mar 10 Rescue, how near he came to.. Deaf persons, aids for ...... June 4 July 13 8 Death rate, increase of______Mar 8 Sketchof Mav b 5 Death rate, statistics ...... Apr 27 Tidings Feb 3 1 Deaths. (See Obituary.) Wanderings, story of his,.May 7 5 Debates, rules concerning- (Ed) Demarest, John H., for Coroner Feb 7 (Ed) Nov 4 4 DeBevoise. Henry S., case of Deming, Horace E., dinner..Dec 19 5 Apr 23, 24, 25, Aug 6. Oct 14, 24 Debts, State and local (Ed).Apr 13 Democratic Party. Debts of the world, National " Agin a bank " (Ed) Feb 21" 4 Mar 13 1 Bad company, always in (Ed) Decker, G. C., acquittal of.. Dec 22 10 Aug 1 4 Declaration of Independence, Banks, and the (Ed) Apr 5 4 J efferson and the (Ed) ..June 10 4 - Apr 24 4 Author o.t the ...... June 7 8 May 15 4 The signers of (Ed) ...... Nov 28 4 Bourbonisin's last hope (Ed).. Decoration Day, history of (C) June 21 4 Aug 14 Bourbons. (See also Political) Decoration Day, "To what end" Change of front (Ed) Sept 8 4 (Ed) ...... May 30 Chinese, and the (Ed) Apr 7 4 Chinese, hatred of the (Ed) Defalcation. Apr 12 4 Abeles, Hermann ...... Aug 12 1 2 Circular, Congressional Com... Ambler, Starr H...... Apr 814 Aug 5 2 Baldwin's statement...... Jan 454 City Government, and (Ed)... Black, John ...... Oct 17 2 3 July 16 6 Brodhead, John E ...... Feb 11 5 5 Civil Service, confessed hypo- Bruen, Geo_____...... Apr 714 crites (Ed) Nov 15 4 Cadmus. Jacob H ...... Feb 28 8 3 Test case (Ed)„ Nov 28 4 Chase, F. L ...... Oct 12 1 4 Committee on the mouth, need Child, Gardiner D ...... July 28 3 1 of a (Ed) MaylS 4 Clark, Lewis E ...... June 13 1 2 Confidence, in < splaced (Ed) Cornwell, Richard H.....Mar 10 1 1 Oct 23 4 Craft, John G ...... July 30 1 3 Congressional campaign, am- Crampton, Roberts ...... Dec 12 1 5 bush (Ed) Aug 16 4 Dundore, Adam M ...... Apr 8 1 5 Conventions. (See Conventions.) Dundor*0, A. M . . in j ail____Apr 22 5 3 " Cool, decidedly " (Ed)...Jan 20 4 2 Fuller, S. J ...... Dec -21 1 1 County, betrayul o f (Ed)..Nov 143 Gale. E. D ...... Apr 2 2 2 County, "grieved and indig- Gilbert, S . W...... Dec 412 *nant" (Ed) «.....¥eb20 4 3 Hall, Henry J-...... Aug 25 1 4 Crime begotten by crime (Ed) Hall, Wm. A., arrest of.. May 2ti 8 1 May 31 4 3 Hammell, Horace ...... Jau 15 1 - 3 Dark day for New-York (Ed).. Hayward, George...... Mar 415 May 3 4 ^ Hood, B. L ...... :jan2t> 5 4 Deal, latest (Ed) -.Oct 24 4 2 Hunter, J. S ...... Aug 11 1 2 Decency, ideas of (Sd)..,July 28 4 4 INDEX TO THE
1>—Democratic. Date. Pg. Cl. 1>—Democratic—Dibble. Date. Pg. ( Discreet nor ' philosophic, Problem—1884 (Ed) Nov 16 4 neither (Ed) May 28 4 4 Promise vs performance (Ed) Distrust (Ed) Dec 18 4 4 Feb 13 i 3 Economy, and (Ed) ..Mar 27 4 3 Protectionists (Ed) Oct 27 4 3 Eulogy, rampant (Ed)....Feb 11 4 4 Purity, fighting for (Ed).Apr 15 4 4 factions (Ed) Jan 10 4 3 Quandary, in a (Ed) Dec 6 4 Fooling the public (Ed)..Jan 544 Questions for New- York (Ed) Frank-Jamesism (Ed) OctlO 4 2 July 144 Fraud, defending (Ed)..June 243 Bag, tag -and bobtail party Free canals—blunder(Ed).Oct 3i 4 3 (Ed) Sept20 4 4 Free Trade to the front (Ed) Record, "We point with confi- Nov 13 4 3 dence" (Ed) Feb 562 Free Trade, shyness of (Ed) Reformers rampant (Ed)June 28 4 3 Feb 28 4 4 Relia,nce( Ed) Aug 29 4 Free Trade revival (Ed).. Apr 13 4 4 Reorganizes at work (Ed) Free Trade and free plunder Jan 942 (Ed). Nov24 4 3 Resolutions vs. facts (Ed)Sept 25 4 2 Getting ready for 1884 (Ed) Rubbish-heap (Ed) Apr 443 June 23 4 4 Saint, the next (Ed) June 14 4 4 Grapes, very sour (Ed). .,May 10 4 4 Sheep without a leader Aug 814 Graveyard party (Ed) Mar 17 4 4 Sign, seeking for a (Ed). .Aug 1244 History, shreds of (Ed)..Feb 18 4 2 "slaughter begins" (Ed).Mar 16 i 3 Hopes and methods (Ed).Ang 17 4 2 Tapley, fine opening for a (Ed) Horrified (Ed) Feb 1742 Apr 14 4 inaeuendent voter, and the Tariff; and the M ar 1 4 (Ed) June26 4 3 Tariff, retreat (Ed) Mar 23 4 Investigations, local (Ed)Mar 21 4 3 Tariff re vision bliudfold (Ed) " Ii)86 drxit," the (Ed) Jan 28 4 4 J an 16 4 " irritating " (Ed) Apr 2(5 4 3 Taxation, and (Ed) Aug 14 4 Issue for 1884 (Ed) Jan 12 4 3 Traditions, returning to their Issue at last, an (Ed) Apr 743 (Ed) MarlO 4 3 Issue, seeking for an (Ed)Mar 10 4 3 Trickery In Indiana (Ed).Sept 244 Issue, worrying a dry bone " Unity'' forsooth (Ed)... .Oct 18 4 3 (Ed) :.... July 29 4 3 Victories " little too swift" Issues, fine pair of (Ed)..June 20 4 4 (Ed) Apr2f> 4 4 Issues, short of, again (Ed) Visions (Ed) Nov 743 May 10 4 4 Wedded to the past (Ed).Mar 22 4 4 Jackson, and (Ed) Marl7 4 4 Work for (Ed) Feb 7 4 Jackson and Democracy; Chi- Young Men's Club and Tilden cago banquet Mar 16 5 2 May 16 5 Jefferson, Jackson and Pat (See also Political.) (Ed) Apr 844De Moray's victim, Paris (C) Jeft'ersonian principles (Ed) Oct 1 2 3| May 443Dennison, C. M., stands up for Jeffersonians still at it (Ed) his "boss" June 13 4 Apr 15 4 3 De Pauw, W. C., gift Oct 22 6 "Judases," still harping on the(Ed) MarlS 4 4 Depew. Chauncey M. Kaleidoscope (Kd) Jan 13 4 4 Address,Columbia Law School, , Kentucky, revolt (Ed) Mar 743 com May 18 2 < 2 Lawless, Missouri (Ed)..Apr 744 Address. " Education "..May 11 2 5 Leader, hunting for a live (Ed) " Corners," on Apr 9 2 1; JMar 24 4 3 Reagan R. R. biU, on the.Mar 26 5 3 Leader, only live (Ed) Mar 28 4 4 Speech at Cooper Union..Oct 12 1 6 Mistake, droll (lid) Oct 17 4 4 Speech, New-England Society Northern,warning to (Ed) Apr 20 4 4 dinner ..Dec23 2, 5 Obstructionists in Congress Depravity, youthful Mar 20,^2 5 (Ed) Mar23 4 3 Derby, Lord. Oppoitunity (Ed) Nov 14 4 2 Avows nimself a Liberal..Jan 6 1 4 Party that learns nothing(Ed) Irish question, on the Dec 15 1 4 Feb 18 4 3 Secretary of Colonies, made "Past, a great " Aug10 4 4 Dec 17 6 • 2 Pat, and (Ed) Apr 844Desert, Colorado Jan 22 9 3 " Placeineii," and (Ed)..bept 30 4 4 Deuel, Joseph M., in Idaho.Sept 24 7 3 Planning their annual defeat Develin, John E., grieved (Ed) (Ed) Aug21 4 3 Feb 20 4 3 Poem, "Democracy to Uncle Devoe. F. W., on grammar Sam" MarlS 4 6 school studies, Nov 383 Polygamy, and (Ed) Mar 10 4 4 Devoy, John, charges against Polygamy, "opposed to this Nov 20 1 3 particular measure" (Ed) Released Dec 855 Mar 18 4 3 Senttojail.. Dec 5 12 2 Popular sentiment, and (Ed) Dewees, Jacob, case of Apr 27 5 2 Apr 19 4 4 Dezendorf, John FM on Garfield Presidency, and the (Ed)Juue 19 4 4 and the South Nov 6-1 2 Principles, A Ibany Argus on [Diamond fields, Utah (Ed). Xov 23 4 5. (Ed) Mar25 4 4 iDibole, Samuel, concerning Principles, what are (Ed) Mar 2i 4 3 ! , , Apl 2. 3 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1882. 49 D—Dibble-Dog. Date. Pg. Cl. D—Dogs—Drama. Date. Pg. Cl. Dibble's claim to a seat in Con- Dogs; St. John's College attack gress Apr22 1 aboy ...... Octl9 Dickens. Charles, discarded pro- (Ed) ...... Oct20 due dons of (Ed) Aug 13 6 Dolph, James N.. made United Editor, as an June 18 3 4 States Senator from Oregon Dickens's prisoner Apr 15 4 5 Occtt 22 Dickerson.T. T., case of July 15 8 Donald, E. W., sketch of____Feb 26 Dickinson, Anna E., card..Dec 1 5 Donnelly, William M., letter Dickinson, Lucy, case of Oct 29 5 May 22 Dickson, William, case of..Oct 28 3 Doolittle, Antoinette, letter Dillon's '' heart-breaking'' from ...... Mar 18 speech, London (C) "G.W. S." Dorsey, J. W., mail contract June 9 2 Jan 17 Release of May 3 1 Dorsey, S. W. Dillon, Sidney, inter view.. Apr 22 2 4 Arrest, warrant for ...... Apr 11 Dimmick, R. A Jan 18 1 2 Attachments against ..... Feb 26 Dinner, an historical parallel Card to the puolic ...... Dec 2 (Ed) Feb 22 4 Court, in ...... Apr 19 Dioscope Jan 22 Indictment of ...... Feb 21 Diplomas, bogus (Ed) No v -28 4 4 Letters to Garfield____Aug 14, 20 Diplomacy, American. London Bliss, Colonel, on the____Aug 16 (C) "G.W. S." June 522 Pen poitrait of Stalwartism Helplessness of Aug 3 4 3 (Ed) ...... Augl4 Turk, of the (Ed) July 263 MacVeagh, on ...... Dec 29 Diplomatic correspondence, (See also Star Route frauds.),. Chili-Peru peace mission..Feb 15 Doubleday.Abner, reply to Gen. June 15 Howard...... Apr 17 (Ed) June 16 4 3 Dougan, Thomas, memorialMar 8 Clayton-Bulwer Treaty (Ed) Douglass, Fred, and John Brown June 944 Jan 1 Irish suspects Apr 6, May 23 Saved, how he was ...... July 23 Mexico-Guatemala boundary Douglass, R. D., on the Fresh question Feb 11, 18 Air Fund ...... June 24 Diplomatic discourtesy(Ed)Jan 443 Douglas, Mrs. Stephen A..May 28 Episode (Ed) May 31 4 3 Dow.tne Misses, charitable work Fooling July 21 4 3 of...... Nov 14 Disasters. (See Accidents.) Dow, Neal, on prohibition. July 16 Disease, germ theory June 11 2 5 Dow, Neal, sensible prohibition- Diseases, contagious, in large ist (Ed) ...... June 28 cities... :.....'. Jan 13 8 4 Dowager, Countess of Essex Contagious, record of Jan 1 12 3 Mar 12 Contagious, • statistics M ar 3 8 2 )owd, Wm., speech ...... Oct 12 Contagious, record Dec 12 2 6 Dowe, Rev. E., arson case..May 10 Disinfectants,experiments with Down-Easter and the conductor July 23 9 1 Aug 25 Value of Aug 20 7 t> Downing, Charles (Ed) ...... Dec 16 Dispatch, Whitelaw Reid's Dows, David, on the wheat crop stolen, (See Reid.) June 22 Distinguished arrival—W. H. Doylebond cas? ...... June 10 Cook (Ed) Jan 345 Drachman, Benj., on persecu- Distilled spirits in bond... .Apr 27 3 3 tion of Jews in Russia____Feb 4 Distilleries, illicit (Ed) Jan 31 4 4 Drake, J. M., case of ...... Feb 22 Distillers'bill (Ed) Apr 26 4 2 Drama. District-Attorney, duty of..Dec 442 Acting, concerning (Ed).. Jan 22 6 4 District-Attorney's Office and Actors' friend, .Dr. Bellows Jessie Maillard vEd) Nov 24 4 2 Feo 5 District of Columbia nuances "After tae Opera" ...... Apr 26 Jan 20 1 3 "All at Sea" ...... Apr 18 Divorce, ancient and modern "All the Rage" ...... Jan 22 June 445 Anderson, Mary, in Brooklyn Divorce suits. (See Legal.) Oct 1 Dixon, Chas. J., case of.Nov 12, 14 Anderson, Mary,honors to Nov 20 Dobb's Ferry tru&tees in trou- "An Unequal Match," Mrs. ble Jan 872 Langtry ...... Nov 7 Dock Department inquiry, re- "Apajune," suit about____Feb 19 port of Assembly Committee '•Around the World" ...... Oct 3 Jan 13 5 4 "Article 47," Clara MorrisFeb 24 Docks, concerning fees July 28 8 1 "As You Like It," Mrs. Lang- Doctors o n plumbing Feb 352 try ...... Nov 14 Dodge, R. M. G., case of... .July 21 8 3 Barrett's performances____Oct 12 Dodge, William E.. on negroes Barrett as Hamlet ...... Dec 19 andAfrica Apr 17 5 1 King Arthur, as____Feb 14, 19 Liauor traffic, on the Dec 26 8 4 "Pendragon" ...... Febl9 Reception to Governor St. Richard III., as ...... Oct 15 John and Governor Colquitt Richelieu, &$ ...... Oct 13 Jan 22 7 4 Shylock, as ...... Oct 14 Doesitpay (Ed) June 11 6 4 Booth's performances____Apr 23 Dog show Apr 19 5 2 Foreign trip ...... Oct 8 50 INDEX TO THE
D—Drama. Date. Pg. Cl. D—Drama. Date. Pg. Cl. Lear, as Apr 29 5 1 First appearance in America London, in June 27 5 4 Nov 751 Macbeth, as Apr 20 5 1 Hester GrazebrooTc, as..isrov 751 Richelieu, as Apr 18 4 6 Juliana, as Nov 28 5 1 " Brighton," Chas, Wvndham Point of Justice (Ed) Jan 22 6 4 Nov 21 Rosalind, as Nov 14 5 1 British Operatic Minstrels Rosalind, as, impressions of Sept 26 an old playgoer Nov 20 5 2 "Camille," Eugenie Legrand Season, receipts Dec321 May 9 Legrand, Eugenie Apr 21 4 6 Casino, opening of Dec 31 "Little Einiiv " Eowe.,Mar 751 Cavendish,Ada,as Lady Teazle, "Living Age" May 22 5 1 London tributes Mar 27 May 81 5 1 " Chequered Life" May 22 London stage (C) " G. W. S." *' Chispa'' Sept 5 Jan 16. 2t>. Feb 6, 12, Apr 2, " Cinderella at School".. May 9 June 4, July 2, 1(5, Oct 20, "Claude Duval" Mar 7 29, Dec 1 "Cloches de Corneville".Sept 26 " Love," Miss Anderson. Jan 19 4 6 " Colonel, the" Jan 18 McCullough, John Dec 951 Creswick, William, benefit.... McCulloagh's farewell Dec 10 6 6 Dec 4 ftpartacus, as Nov 28 5 1 Croizette, Mile, retirement of Virginius, as Nov 14 5 2 Dec 31 " McSorley's Inflation "..Dec 24 7 1 Cushmanj Charlotte, life of.. "Mankind" Sept 646 Apr 16 " Member for SJocnm "..Feb 28 4 5 " Cynic," Vezin, as Lestrange Miln, George C., as Hamlet Feb 11 and lago (Ed) Oct 23 4 3 " Daddy O'Dowd,"Boucicault Miln as Hamlet Oct 17 5 5 Mar 7 Modjeska as Camille Dec 22 5 1 "Danicheffs" Feb 8 Rosalind, a s Dec 1251 " Daughter of Nile " Sept 6 Viola, ar, Dec 19 5 1 "Daughter of Boland," "Money Bags" Sept 19 5 1 Jan 11.13 " Money Spinner " Jan 22- 7 1 Mary Anderson Jan 15 7 " Mordecai Lyons " Oct 27 5 1 Diary J uly 9 10 Morris, Clara, as Mercy Merrictc Diary Dec 25 5 Jan 10 5 1 Dickinson's,AnnaE., "Ham- Necrology Dec 25 5 3 let" Jan 20, 25, Mar 21 "New Magdalen" Jan 10 5 1 " Divorcons " Mar 15 "Ninety-three," Paris (C) "Dreams " Jan21 Jan 22 5 5 " Edgewood Folks " Feb 8 Notes..Jan 1, 2, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, "Elsa," Maggie Mitchell.Sept 3 11, 12, 13. 15, 20, 21, 22, 23, "Far from the Madding 26, 28, 29. 30, Feb 3, 5, 6, Crowd " '...Apr 18 10,11, 15, 17, 20, 22, 24, 26, " Fogg's Ferry" May 16 27, Mar 5, 6,12, 13, 15,19, " Foggerty's Fairy " Jan 1 20, 22, 23, 26. 27, 28, Apr 2, " For Congress " July14 3, 8, 16, 17, 18, 19, 25, 26, "Forbidden Fruit " Dec 12; May 4, 9, 14. 16, 28, 30, June 4.12, 18. July 10, 17, " Forget-me-Not," Miss Ward 31. Aug4, 7, 14, 21, 22, 27, Apr 29 Sept 1, 3, 5, 10, 24, Oct 1, " Fourteen Days," Wyndham 2. 3, 8, 11, 17, 22, 23, 26, 29, Nov 1 31, Novl, 5,13,14,20,22, " Francesca da Rimini," Bar- 27, 28, 29, Dec 4, 11, 17, 18, rett Sept 15 19, 24, 31 " Fresh, the American ".Mav 19 "Obenreizer," Florence..Oct 31 5 1 Oct 3 "Odette" Feb 751 " Galatea," Mary Anderson.. Feb 12 7 1 Jan 8 " GEdipus the King " Jan 31 5 1 Gallmeyer, Josephine Oct 3 Exit Feb 571 Gilbert, John, reappearanceof " Old Heads and Young Dec 21 Hearts" Gilbert Dec 21 5 2 Hague's Minstrels Jan 3 "Old Shipmates " June 11 7 2 «• Hazel Kirke" Apr 21 " Our English Friend "..Nov 26 7 2 " Honeymoon," Mrs. Langtry Paris (C)-.Mar 28, June 9, Nov 28 Nov 15, 26 " Irish American " Oct 24 Passion play (Ed) Dec 25 4 3 Irving in "The Two Roses," Payne's first appearance.. Dec 19 2 3 London (C), " G. W. S.".Jan 8 Period, quite Mar 26 7 1 Janauschek, reentrance of. "Photos" Apr 27 5 1 Plays success of bad (Ed) " L'Afrique " Jan 31 Jan 23 4 4 " La Belle Busse " May 9 " Poor Gentleman," Jefferson " La Jolie Paifunieuse ".Sept19 a s Dr.Ollapod Dec 2552 Langtry. Mrs., acting of.Nov 19 "Professor" May 951 Brooklyn, in Dee 26 Professional jealousy (Ed) Debut. London (C), "G, W. Jan 22 6 4 S" Feb 5 *• Promise of May," London Engagement ended Dec 3 (C)"G. W. S." Dec 121 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882.
D—Drama—Duel. Date. Pg. D—Duel—Ecc. Dale. Pg. 01. " Queen's Shilling " Dec 5 7 Byrd-Brock Jan 866 "Rantzaus" Nov 29 4 Dichard-Demassas Sept 4 1 Riddle's. Geo.,readings..Mar 3 4 McNutt-Coggms June 16 1 3 "Rip Van Winkle" Oct 29 6 Demassas-Dichard, Paris (C). " Rivals," Jefferson as Acres Sept 24 4 4 Sept 19 5 Pallain-Dreyfus May 2615 " Romany Rye " Sept 16,19 Wise-Crockett July 26 1 3 " Roman Parisien," Paris (C) Duellist, Garland acquitted.Aug 25 1 4 Nov 26 3 Duels, stories of Nov 12 3 6 " Romeo and Juliet," Mary Duff, Levi B., nom. for Lt. Gov. Anderson Jan 3 5 of Penn May 25 1 1 "Rosedale" Dec 20 4 Dufferin, Lord, diplomatic suc- Rossi as Edmund Kean Jan 19 4 cess (Ed) Augl2 4 2 Salvinias Othello Oct 27 5 Dufferin, Lord, and Arabi (Ed).. "School for Scandal" Jan 5 5 Dec 6 4 Season, opening of Aug 22 5 Duffy, Michael, and the Penal " Solange" May 3 5 Code (Ed) Dec 744 '' Squatter Sovereignty". .Jan 10 5 Dukes, N, L., admitted to bail.. "Squire" Oct 11 5 Dec 30 1 3 "Squire," London (C) "G. W. Dumas, Alexander, "a libel in S." ...» Jan22 5 water-colors " (Ed) Mar443 "Taken From Life" Sept 10 7 Dunbar, Alex D. (Ed) Mar 30 4 2 Dec 20 5 Duncan, Blanton, on education- " Ticket-of-Leave Man Apr 5 4 al needs of the South July 20 7 Oct 24 5 Dunnell, H. M., and the Minne- "Twelfth Night," Moijeska sota Senatorship Feb 26 as Viola Dec 19 5 Mar 12, Aug 24 "TwoOrphans" Jan 24, Durand, Asher B., a day with Dec 26 (C) Dec 25 3 "Unequal Match" Oct 29 6 6 Durham, Ethan A., case of Vezin, Herman, as Lestrange June 25 12 1 Feb 11 4 6 Dying words of the great. ..Sept 17 9 2 "Viva" Sept 26 5 Dynamite projects, another Sept 29 5 "enormous scandal"(Ed).Aug 2 4 Vokes Family Nov21 5 Wallack's New Theatre, open- E. ing of Jan 5 5 Eads, James B., interview.. Apr 24 2 Warren, William, benefit..Oct 29 7 Report on Mississippi River " Westminster Play" Jan 2 5 improvements Apr 25 8 2 "White Slave" Apr446 'Eagle o r Hen" May552 "Wives" Apr 18 5 1 Sari,Catharine M., case of.July 26 8 3 "World" Septl9 5 1 Earl Cowper resigns Apr 29 1 4 "Young Mrs Winthrop"..Oct 11 5 Earl o f Drumlanrig Feb 592 "Youth" Feb 21, 27 Earl Spencer, sketch of Apr 29 1 4 (See also Theatre.) Earle, F. P., for Alderman (Ed) Nov 645 Draper'sDictionary,queer notes Sarle Guild, work of the Dec 25 3 2 Aug 20 9 6 Earth's surface.theoriesof.May 28 9 2 Draper, Henry, death of Nov 21 5 3 Funeral of Nov 24 2 4 Earthquakes. Draper, John W., death of..Jan 5 5 Centrevilie, Cal Jan 27 5 3 Drawings. (See Fine Arts.) Chios Mar^2 1 5 Dredging and sounding, deep Colorado Feb 15 1 2 sea Aug 715 Costa Rica, graat loss of life Dringer's, S., fight against the Mar 14 1 Erie R . R Apr 752 Inl881 June25 9 4 Drinking, "new name for it " Mexico July20 1 5 (Ed) July 544 New-Hampshire Dec20 1 4 Drinks, hot and cold Sept 17 9 1 Panama Sept 814 Drinks, hot and cold (C)....Oct 21 3 5 Sept 16 i 5 Drisler, Henry, talk with..Nov 16 5 4 Shocks in the West Sept 28 1 6 Drouth in Pennsyl vania—Dec 27 2 4 last, cloud in the (Ed) July 742 Drug, hashish party Sept 24 10 2 Events in the (Ed) Oct 25 4 3 Druggists' difficulties (Ed).June 18 6 4 Peace in the (Ed) Nov 18 4 3 Drummon d, Judge, and Milton Race antagonisms (Ed)..Mar 14 4 b Hay (Ed) Jan 28 4 5 aster (Ed) Apr 964 Duane, Wm., theatrical memor- aster cards Apr 151 ies Oct 13 6 1 astern intrigue, tale of..July 23 10 l Dublin, Dawson made Lord at, how much should we..Oct 22 9 1 Mayor Jan355 aton, D. B., replies to Weed, Dubourque's, Ernest, bloody Civil Service Reform Feb 13 2 3 work Oct 11 3 1 aton, John, on illiteracy..Dec 22 2 5 Duclerc, Chas. T. E., sketch of aton, S. B., card Dec 27 3 2 Aug 712 aton,W. W..views of the Dem- Duel: Addison-Garland...July 17 1 2 ocratic victory (Ei) Nov 20 4 3 Alyero-Cordova July 12 5 3 bonizing Aug 20 9 2 Balfle-Robinson Jan 20 1 3 ccentricity, uses o f Feb 534 Burke-Parker June 813 ccleston, James H., sketch of (Ed) June 943 Mar 28 5 5 INDEX TO THE
E—Ecu—Egypt. Date. Pg. Cl. E—Egypt—Elections. Date. Pg. Cl. Ecuador destroyed by revolu- Ministry crisis..Feb 4, 5, May tionists Dec 27 1 3 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, Eddy, H. J., on Gen.Carr... .Jan 29 10 1 22, 24,25, 27. 28, '29, 30, 31, Eddy, Joshua P. B., death of Junel, 2, 3, 4, 5,6. 7, 8. 10, Sept 28 2 2 1H, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, Edison, Thos. A., Gramme com- 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, bination Apr 28 10 2 30, July 2, 3, 4, 5 Interview Aug 524 (Ed)..May 12, 16, June 1, 3, North Pole, scheme to reach July 11 May 582 Conference. June'26,27, July 1 Edmunds, Geo.F., letter declin- Dervisch Pacha's proclama- ing AssociateJudgeship. Mar 14 1 1 tion July 151 Mormonism bill Jan 25 1 1 Effects of June 2111 Intervention (Ed) fune 29 4 3 Edson, Franklin. Interview with Judge Mayor, elected Nov 816 Batcheller july 533 Mayor, nominated for Oct 15 1 6 Khedive, position of (Ed).. Letter accepting Oct 26 2 3 July 11 4 3 Patronage Nov 20 2 1 Ministry formed Feb 512 Sketeh of Oct 15 2 2 Moral from (Ed) Jan 863 "Educated Men," Curtis's ora- Pachas degraded Dec 26 1 2 tion June 21 3 1 Parliament and Premier at . variance Jan 17 5 1 Education. Princess, vis.t to a Sept 17 3 4 Address, Depew's May 11 2 5 Problems (Ed) Sept 17 6 3 Address, Warner Miller's J uly 721 Bioting(JEd) June 13 4 3 Board of, land purchase in Riots in Alexandria June 12 1 1 Harlem July 1 10 2 Details June 13 1 1 Land purchase in Harlem, June 14 1 1 debate July 1 10 2 Schleswig-B.olstein, another Brooklyn Board of (Ed)..Jan 12 4 4 (Ed) Jan 543 Coeducation of the sexes (C) Slave trade Mar 155 May 22 3 2 War. (see War.) Gift of John F. Slater....Apr 13 1 6 Egypt, as seen by an American History, method of teaching, Missionary (?d) Aug 23 4 5 Anderson's paper Jan 561 " Egypt and Its People," Col- Jersey City, Board of, trouble ston's lecture Mar 22 5 2 Jan 19 8 3 Elder, Frances, case of July 26 5 3 Negroes (Ed) Feb 10 4 4 Eldridge's, John B., bequests.. Public, statement by Commis- June 785 sioner Eaton May 31 3 4 Eisteddfod festival Dec 2655 South, Dr. Hartzell's views ' Mar 20 1 4 Elections. Southern (Ed) Mar 30 4 4 Alabama Nov 8 5 1 Tulan, Paul, gives $2,000,000 Aug 22 5 3 for June 17 1 6 Arkansas Sept 9 1 3 Women, meeting at Union Ballots, about (Ed) N ov 7 4 2 League Club Apr 23 5 3 California Nov 8 5 2 (See also Schools.) Connecticut Nov 8 1 3 Edwards, Jonathan, modern Off vote Nov 28 1 2 view of July 23 4 3 Connecticut Citv Apr 4 5 1 Egan, Patrick, talk with..May 25 5 2 Connecticut Town Oct 3 1 4 Contested cases before Con- Egypt. gress (Ed) May 10 4 3 Affairs, Irish leaders on..Aug 675 Contested cases (Ed) May 26 4 4 Affairs, report of Admiral Contested cases, robbing con- Nicholson ..July 25 1 2 stituencies (Ed) May 19 4 2 Anglo-French control, aboli- (See also Congress.) tion of, proposed (Ed)..Nov 12 6 2 Delaware Oct 5 1 4 Anglo-French designs Jan 513 Delasvare Nov 8 5 1 Anglo-French intervention Frauds in Albany (Ed)... Apr 21 4 3 (Ed) Jan 863 Frauds, "angry traitors" (Ed) ArabiBey, plot against..Apr 13 1 4 i> ar 28 Arabi Bey reinstated as Min- Frauds. Justice North and isterofWar May 29 1 1 South (Ed) May 16 Arabi's triumph (Ed)....May 30 4 3 Frauds, South Carolina..July 3 (See also Arabi.) Georgia Oct 6 Army reorganized Oct 21 1 1 Nov 8 Ascendancy (Ed) Sept 21 4 3 Greece Jan 3 Cairo deserted by Europeans H udson County, N. J Apr 12 ' June 16 1 1 Indian Territory Aug 24 Cherif Ministry (Ed) J an 5 4 3 Indiana Nov 8 Circassian officers, case of— Official vote Nov 22 May 851 Iowa Nov 8 Complications (Ed) Feb 15 4 3 Official vote Nov 22 Conspirators, arrest of...Apr 12 1 3 Dec 10 Coptic Church Mar 19 9 5 Kansas Nov 8 Crops ruined June 21 1 1 Kentucky Aug 8 Debt commission Dec 17 1 2 Kentucky, returns Aug 22 NEW.YOBK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1882.
E—Elections—Electric. Date. Pg. Cl. E—Electric—Smb. Date. Pg. Cl. Kentucky NOT 852Exhibition, London, awards Kings County primary... .Nov 29 2 4 Aug 365 Laws, new (Ed) Nov 744 Eyes, effect upon Dec24 9 1 Laws, violations o f Nov 553 Incandescent Jan 29 9 3 Louisiana Nov 852 Bailway motor Aug.22 5 2 Maine SeptlS 4 2 Wires, dangers from Dec20 2 3 (Ed) SeptlS 4 2 Wires, underground, experi- Official vote Oct 514 ments Nov 22 5 4 Maryland Nov 854Electric regulator Mar 26 9 3 Massachusetts Nov 812Electric transmission of power Municipal Dec 625 Anr 993 Dec 13 1 2 Electricity, killed b y Oct 581 Minnesota Nov 854 Inmines Jan29 9 3 Minnesota, official vote..Jan 584 Stored-up May 13 8 1 Mississippi Nov 854 Storing up. Brush system.Dec 21 3 1 Nebraska Nov 854 Card from Eaton Dec 27 3 2 New-Hampshire Nov 814 College, need of a (Ed) Dec 26 4 5 Official vote Nov 14 1 5 Electro-generative fuel....Nov 591 New-Jersey Nov 851Elephant, baby, Barnum'a (C) New-Jersey town Mar 16 5 1 Feb 452 IS)ew-York, advice (Ed)..Nov 342 Home.at Jan 1 10 1 New-York Nov 814 "Jumbo" arrived in New- (Ed) Nov 8,18. 21, 23, 24 York Apr 10 1 Official vote Dec 11 5 5 " Jumbo," London excited New-York XVIIIth Senator- over the sale of .Feb 26 1 1 ial District.figures (Ed).Mar 10 4 3 Milk, elements of., Feb 855 New-York City primary(Bep) " Pilot" attacks his keener Dec 13 2 5 Mar 26 2 4 New-York cities Mar 815 Siamese Mar 19 6 6 Nevada Nov 854Elizabeth, N. J., readjusting its North Carolina Nov 852 debt Mar 22 5 3 November -vEd^ Nov 7, 8, 9 Ellinwood, F. F., on foreign Figures show, what the (Ed) missions Sept 16 7 2 Nov 943Elliot, James H.. case of..Sept 18 Things, some, settled (Ed) 19, 26, 28 Nov 944 Discharged Sept 30 8 1 Ohio Octll 1 1 Ellis, Edwin H., case of Oct30 2 Q Official vote Oct 30 5 2 Ellis, E. J., on the Democratic Oregon, Republican victory party (Ed) Jan 545 June 754 Elopement: Arthur-Bayley..Au24 2 5 Official vote July 515 Ellis-Rose Oct 30 2 6 Pennsylvania Nov 811 Gedney-Richardson Apr 555 Pennsvivania city Feb 22 5 4 Lyon-Mandeville Nov2L 8 5 Primary, reform in (Ed). -Nov 28 4 3 Macnaghten, Lady Dec 28 1 4 Rhode Island Apr 653 Richards-Lambert Jan 25 8 2 Nov 852 Sagender-Fingar Dec 321 SouthjCarolina Nov 852El Paso to Chihuahua (C)..Octl4 7 1 Official figures (Ed) Dec 644 Staten Island town Feb 15 5 3 Embezzlement. Tennessee Nov 853 Baldwin sent to prison Feb 153 Texas Nov 853 Baxter, Charles Jan 2222 Utah ....NovlS 5 5 Bernard, Leon J. L., (Cannon) (C) Nov27 2 6 arrest of July 10 8 2 Vermont ,..Sept 755 Burill. JohnF Oct112 Official vote Sep^.21 1 5 Burpee, Edward L May 213 Virginia Nov 853 Colton, Gen May30 3 1 Westchester. N. Y. township De Bevoise, Henry S—Apr 23 1 4 Mar 29 5 5 Erlacher, Charles A Apr 681 Western "food for reflection" Freytag, Bichard Jan 27 8 2 (Ed) Apr 843 Goldmark, Leo Apr 29 8 1 West Virginia Octll I 2 Hague, Joseph P Feb 10 8 1 Wisconsin Nov 854 Kahn, Moses July 451 Elections, American, English Kenney, John E Sept 11 8 1 opinions of (C) "G. W. S." Kimball, Daniel E July 19 8 2 Nov 27 2 2 Lathrop, Dwight S Sept 16 5 2 Election inspectors, charges Mantrop. James B May 17 2 5 Melick. Peter M Mar 28 , 5 2 against Oct27 8 4 Myhan, Bobert Nov 19 5 1 Owen, ObyE June 24 1 5 Electric Light. Palmer, F. A Jan 29 12 2" American Company, Boston, Pratt, Nathan B Mar 153 fails Apr23 7 3 Robinson, C. G Jan 20 1 3 Details Apr 24 1 4 Secor, Simon Apr 10 1 5 Difficulties Dec 10 9 1 Stevenson, William B Feb 715 Companies, history of princi- Thomson, John J Jan 20 5 5 pal Augl4 2 1 Upton, C. E Dee 21 1 1 Companies, statements of Vanderhoof, D. W Feb 11 1 5 their officers Nov 14 2 4 Woodruff, Caleb S May 382 Dangers (Ed) Jan 864 (See also Defalcations.) INDEX TO THE
E—Emerson—English. Date. Pg. Cl. E—English—Evarts. Date. Pg. Cl. English girl of the period, an Emerson, Ralph Waldo. Oct 1534 " At Home and Abrcad," Con- Hot weather (Ed) ...... July 31 4 3 way's Nov21 6 1 "Ladies" (Ed)...... Aug 663 Books and home May 15 3 2 " People," Freeman's lecture Carlyle, letters Oct 22 3 1 Feb 551 (Ed) Oct22 6 2 Pilgrims, descendants of two Curtis, George William, on April 4 6 June 18 8 4 Recklessness (Ed) ...... Nov 25 4 3 Death of Apr 28 1 6 Yankeephobia ...... Novl9 4 6 English ancestor . May 28 4 Englishman's defect, the (Ed) English tributes May 9 6 Oct 31 Funeral of May 1 1 Englishmen, ancient ...... Mar 12 Letter to Carlyle June 7 6 English, Daniel B., case of.Mar 30 Letter to Carlyle. picture of English, William H- , sued by a his home July 18 6 1 stump-speaker ( Ed)____Jan 19 Aug 635 Democratic defeat in Indiana, Observer, as an Apr 28 2 5 on the cause of...... Feb 13 Poem, Kinney's Apr 30 3 1 Free rum and real estate (Ed) Reminiscences of, Albee's Aug 14 Apr 28, July 23 Engraving Bureau, annual re- Lathrop's Apr 30 4 1 port ...... Nov29 Ripley, G eorge, on June 18 4 2 Engravings,,copy ing ...... Apr 30 Sick, taken Apr 24 1 3 Ensilage as food for cattle " Sleepy Hollow"...-. May 18 6 1 Jan 26, 27 Stories aroufc Lowell and Car- Envelope manufacturers.... Apr 26 8 lyle Oct22 4 6 Epidemic diseases, prevention Thomas, J. B., on June 13 8 2 of ...... Augl7 Tribute, BronsonAlcott's.Apr 28 2 5 Epstein, Edwin J., case of .Feb 26 Coliyer's May 22 5 2 Equatorial Africa, relief map Hedge's May31 5 2 Feb 5 9 O. W. Holmes's May 21 4 6 Era of the commonplace, Italy Walt Whitman and, letter ...... June 8 from Chadwick May28 7 1 Erckmann Chatrian ...... Apr 16 Whitman and, O'Connor'sre- Erhardt, Joel B., sketch of. Dec 22 ply to Chadwick and " Sig- Estates waiting for claimants ma's "to O'Connor June 18 4 4 Nov 3 Will of May27 1 5 Esterbrook, Win. P., on unsafe Emery, Moulton, letter from buildings ...... Nov24 Nov 621 (Ed) ...... Nov26 Emigration. Ether, death of Mrs.Slevin.Feb 17 Board, finances May 381Ethics, mental (Ed) ...... Dec 24 Commissionei s denounce The Ethnology, Bureau of, annual World Dec29 8 2 report ...... Feb 15 Commission, Legislative in- Etiquette. American, an Eng- quiry ....Dec 781 lish writer on ...... Dec 31 Commissioners, meeting of Etiquette, Dutch ...... Mar 26 Mar 14 8 1 Eulogies after • death ...... June 11 Apr 21 8 2 Eulogy, rampant,, Democratic Wrangling of Jan 27 8 '2 party (Ed) ...... Feb 11 4 4 Destination of (Ed) Jan 15 6 4 Europe, spectre-haunted (td) Irish, aid for (C) Dec 475 Mar 243 Irish (C) Nov 20 3 1 luropean episodes (Ed)..Iunel9 4 3 Law, National, desired..Feb 23 8 2 European politics, contrasts of Paupers, assisting (Ed)..Aug 744 (Ed) ...... Feb21 4 3 Report of Superintendent luston's, William, legacy to Jackson Jan 13 8 1 Charleston, S. C ...... Aug 10 2 6 (See also Immigration.) Evacuation Day ...... Nov 26 5 1 Emmet, J. K.. home of Tec 21 5 3 Evans, F. W., on Guiteau.. Feb 623 Emmet's. Robert, birth cele- Evans, F. W., on Shaker bread brated Mar 523 Mar 18 5 5 Engagements, "imminent" (Ed) Evarts, Wm. M. Nov14 4 4 "Brass medal," on the (Ed) Engrneeis, American Societj in May 27 4 5 council Jan 19 2 5 Canals, Free, o n...... Nov 216 Engineer Seeds's brave act.Oct 23 1 4 Folger, on ...... Sept22 2 3 Hero (F.d) Oct30 4 4 Speech at Herbert Spencer Engineers, Ameiican Society dinner ...... Nov 10 2 1 meet Nov 326 Speech, New-England Soc. England. (See Great Britain.) dinner ...... Dec 22 2 1 England, a "diversion " for Speech, Statue of Liberty (Ed) Aue25 4 3 Nov 29 1 6 "Oldest," Freeman's lecture. Speech, persecution of Jews Feb 962 i n Russia...... Feb 224 " Third," Freeman's lecture Tribute to E. S. \an Winkle Feb 12 5 1 Dec 13 5 1 English Channel tunnel scheme Tribute to E. W. Stoughton (Ed) Feb 18 4 3 Jan 14 8 1 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882.
E—Eve—Exhibition. Date. Pg. E—Explor—Explosions. Date. Pg. Cl. Everett, Edward, on moving Explorations: Central America, (Ed) ...... AprSO 6 Charnay's Apr 22, 23 Evidence curiosities of____Sept 17 3 Canons i n Arizona (C) .. Dec 472 Evolutionists at dinner____Nov 10 1 New-Mexico and Arizona.. Jan 211 Excise. Arctic. (See Arctic.) Bills before New-York f egis- lature..Mar 3, 4. 5, 23, Apr _ {Explosions. 6, 14, May 2, 1H, 25 Benzine in North William-st. Cases, remarkable ...... Jan 15 12 Sept 525 Department, appropriations Blast near Poughkespsie May 28 7 July 14 5 4 Law enforced in Brooklyn Boiler: Baltimore Apr 14 1 3 Mar 16 8 Bella Mac, steamer Apr 815 Laws (Ed)...... May 1 4 Brooklyn, flour mil Is Feb 17 8 i Money, distribution of. Feb 3 Watson's Stores Julv 27 5 3 Apr 9, May 14, June 30, Canon City, Cal Jan 27 1 3 July 28, Sept 30 Canton, 111 Dec 17 1 3 Suits dismissed...... Jan 8 5 Cincinnati Dec 19 1 5 Cleveland, iron mill Nov 14 1 3 Executions. East Liberty, Ohio Jan 21 1 5 Abbott, Joseph ...... Jan 7 Lvnn, Mass., shoe shop.Mar 16 5 5 Allison, James G ...... Feb 18 San Francisco Dec 11 1 2. Brave Bear, Sioux Indian Steamer Marion Apr 29 1 5 Nov 16 Tug Farrington Jan 24 5 1 Brown, v\ hite ...... Feb 25 Tugboat, Philadelphia..Mar 24 1 3 Effer, Stephen G ...... May 20 Coal mine, Field, V a Feb 454 Egan. Thomas ...... July 14 Details Feb 5 2.6 G uiteau,Charles J. (Garfield's Coal mine, Leoben, Styria.. assassin) ...... July 1 Feb 27 1 6 (Ed) ...... July 1 Coal mine, Mauch Chunk, Hynes. Francis ...... Sept 12 Penn Jan 815 Kinkowski, Martin ...... Jan 7 Coalmine, Wiikesbarre,Penn. Lamson, Dr ...... Apr 29 Oct 28 1 3 Leighton, Augustus D.. May 20 Colliery, Rhondale Valley, Nihilists at St. Petersburg Wales Feb 12 1 2 Apr 2 Colliery, Sundeiland Apr 19 5 3 Phelps, John A ...... Tan 7 Colliery, Trindoii Grange, Sindram, William ...... Apr 22 Durham, Eng 1 Feb 17 1 4 Smith,, "Chip" ...... Sept 2 Distillery, Bell e Vernon, Penn. Funeral (Ed) ...... Sept 5 Dec 12 1 3 Walsh, James F ...... July 22 Dynamite in Monaco Nov28 1 1 Fairmount Park, Philadel- phia Oct 25 5 5 Exhibition. Coroner's verdict Feb 23 8 4 Agricultural, National, pro- Fireworks factory, Chester, posed (Ed) ...... Feb 12 Penn Feb 18 1 1 American Institute ...... Sept 28 Details Feb 19 2 2 Boston ...... • ...... Oct 30 Gas, Wilkesbarre. Penn.June 16 1 3 Boston World's Fair scheme, Gasometer, Newark,N.J.Feb 184 failure of ...... Jan 17 Mine at Shenandoah, Penn Buenos Ayres ...... Mar 21 May 25 1 4 Cotton, Atlanta, Ga., closed Mine, Westphalia May 12 5 3 Jan 1 Nitro-glycerine, East 99th-st. (Ed) ...... Jan 2 Jan 28 8 4 Dublin ...... Augl6 Nitro-glyceime, Victoria, B.C. Electrical, London, awards Mar 11 1 4 Aug 3 Powder, Cornwall, N. Y..Feb 10 3 1 Garfteld monument,Washing- Powde*r factory, Baychester, ton ...... Nov26 N.Y Mayl2 8 1 Gastronomical ...... May 17 Powder, Guayaquil. Ecuador Geographical, Venice____Mar 28 Nov 21 1 2 Holland ...... Oct 15 Powder Mills, Windsor,Que- Hygienic, Berlin ...... Apr 30 bec Nov 914 Mining. Colorado ( C) .... Aug 2, 7 Moscow ...... June 3 Powder, Oskaloosa, Iowa.Jan 6 L 5 National Dairy ...... Dec 6 Powder,Riverside Drive.May 8 l 5 Nebraska State ...... Sept 19 Powder, San Fran Cisco ..Mar 28 5 4 New-England Manufacturers Powder works, Singac, N. Y. and Mechanics' Institute Dec 19 2 3 Sept 7 Rue Louis Philippe July 13 5 2 New-Jersey State ...... Sept 20 Shells in Cairo, Egypt -. .Sept 29 1 4 Permanent, objects of a..Mar 10 Steam pipes, Nassau-st...Dec 19 2 4 Season's, the (Ed) ...... Sept 8 Torpedo arsenal at Constanti- September (Ed) ...... Sept 24 nople Jan 12 5 2 Silk, New-York ...... June 9 Tunnel, Weehawken, N. J. Philadelphia ...... Feb 1 Feb 22 5 4 Feb 6 (See also Accidents, Fires and (Ed)...... Feb 12 shrowrecks.) INDEX TO THE
E—Exp—Failures. Date. Pg. Cl. F—Failures. Date. Pg. Cl. Exploits, cheap, at high risks Eccles, Thomas & Co., sugar (Ed) ...... Septll 4 4 Jan 20 1 3 Exports and imports. (See Trade) Evans, McDonald & Co..Feb 715 Express companies, rights of Faile, Chas. V., tea Nov 25 1 4 Mar 553 Fitzsimmons.W.C.,bankerJanl9 1 4 Mar 13 5 4 Follett, Alonzo, broker..Sept 23 5 5 Express deliveries (Ed)____Aug 544 Freeman,Chas. B., grain..Apr 583 Express money orders...... Mar 923 Freel, John, linen June 11 2 2 Eye, notable surgical operation Gaithright & Look, saddlery (Ed)...... Get 443 Jab 23 1 2 Eytinge, Rose, card...... Dec 3054 Galmdo, Edwin A., mouldings June 1382 F. Gerson, Benj., cotton Feb 10 2 4 Gibbs & Sterrett Manufactur- Fable, four flies ...... June 20 4 6 ingC o Nov 313 Failures. Giii~JohnL., car wheels.-Dec 12 1 2 Adams, R. E. H., silk____Aug 31 Gillett, O. L., tobacco Mar 10 1 5 Albemarle Fertilizer Co.. July 8 Gould's. J., Sons, tea Nov 21 8 1 American Electric Light Co., Graham & Aitkin, dry goods Boston ...... Apr23 Nov 29 8 1 Details ...... Apr 24 Grant, D. A., laces Sept 28 2 4 Arguimbau, Wallis &Co., fruits Hamblin. H. M., fancy goods Nov 4 Dec 27 1 5 Arnold, H. Tracy, broker.May 13 Hardy. Chas. F., fruits... .Feb 1626 Arnott, D., dry goods____Nov 15 Hart, Lucius, metals Dec 2 8 2 Aston,, J.. C..,, books ...... Dec 24 Harwood & Beckwith, toys Bachley, toys ...... Jan 27 May 13 8 1 Banks: Buffalo Nat ...... Apr 15 Helmerich F-Failures—Fall. Date. Pg. Cl. F—Fam—Finance. Date. Pg. CL Poughkeepsie Iron and Steel Family expenses (Ed) Jan 8 6 5 C o Apr 882Famine in the East Apr 6 5 4 Preston, W.R. <&Co.. commis- Famine in Virginia June 13 1 3 sion merchants Feb 10 8 1 Fancher, Enoch L., talk with.. Creditors Feb 17 S 3 Aug 14 8 Providence Tool Co Apr 18 5 3 Farce, end of a, Great Britain Ralston, McQuade & Co. and Arabi (Ed) Dec 6 4 hankers Mar 16 1 5 Farley, Philip, record of....Jan 23 1 Record of. in 1881 Jan 1 10 2 Farm, Havemeyer's (C) Feb 4 5 Record of. Dun & Co.'s.-July 174Farmer, the coming (Ed)..Feb 12 6 Redlichand Schnitzer,toh "F— Finance. Date. Pg. F—Finance—Fine Arts. Date. Pg. Cl. Exchanging (Ed) ...... Aug 31 4 .Repudiation, Tennessee(Ed) Exchange and redemption Jan 30 4 5 of ...... Septl3 5 Silver: Certificates (Ed)..June 28 4 2 Four per cent, interest on Jan 28 5 4 (C) ...... MaylS 2 Certificates and bank-notes Twenty years hence (C) (Ed) Mar21 4 2 May 195 Certificates, Clearing House Government, premium.May 14 1 Association on July 16 5 4 Paymei t of lost registered, Certificates as currency, Treasury opinion ...... Nov 25 2 Thompson on Jan 10 2 5 • Prepayment of (Ed)....Sept 8 4 Certificates, report of House Three per cent, allotment of Committee on Apr 23 2 5 Aug 26 1 Coinage (Ed) May 11 4 4 First issued...... Sept 5 1 Coinage, Senator Allison on Three per cents, how to sell (Ed) May27 4 4 (Ed)...... Eeb 8 4 Coinage, " sore spot " (Ed) Town, validity of ...... Aug 1 0 2 July 644 Chicago markets, state of Danger, approaching (Ed) Feb 16, 25, Mar 3 Apr 10 4 2 Coin, mutilated .: ...... Jan 14 1 . English opinion of (Ed).Apr 28 4 4 Currency ana bank notes out- Inflation (E,d) Sept 12 4 3 standing...... Aug 1 5 Question, England and the Currency-tinkers (Ed)____Jan 10 4= (Ed) Apr 542 Debt statement. (See United Speculation in Chicago J an 24 5 5 States Treasury.) Speculator, fall of a once fa- Debts, State and local (Efl) mous ,Nov27 L 2 Apr 13 4 Speculation, collapse of (Ed) Earthquake proposed, an Feb 13 4 4 (Ed) ...... FeblS 4 Speculation.fruits of (Ed).Dec 23 4 2 Egyptian War, and the (Eel) • Standard, Van Rensselaer on July 14 4 Apr 17. 28, May 21 Exchange,advanceir(E(l)Jan26 4 (Ed) Apr28 4 4 France, panic. Jan 22, 31,Feb 1 " Stock-brokers, law of "..Feb 5-8 3 (Ed) ..... Jan 21, 23, 31, Feb 1 Stocks, flurry in Wall-st..Feb Effectsof...... Feb 9 1 22, 24 Victims, some of the (C).Feb 23 3 Tennessee Debt bill declared Funding bill, Sherman's (Ed) invalid Feb 12 1 3 Jan 20 4 Trade, and (Ed) Jan 10 4 4 (See also Congress.) Treasury, U. S. (See Treas- Scheme, E. Jay's ...... Jan 16 2 Unnecessary (Ed) ...... May 18 4 Wall Street rumors...... Mar 11 4 6 Gold certificates ...... Aug 11 (See also TJ, S. Congress.) Gold and grain (Ed)...... Feb 6 4 Greenback view of, a (C).Feb 27 5 Fine Arts. Important law-making (Ed) . . Adams's, Alvin, pictures, * July 17 4 sale of Mar 17 1 5 Improvement, room for (Ed) Alma-Tadema's, L., pictures Ang 1 4 Jan 26 5 1 Isit aleak (Ed) ...... Jan 20 4. American Art Association Lecture, Horace White's.Mar 26 5 Exhibition Nov 10 4 6 Legislation in Congress (Ed) Artists'Fund sale Jan 18 5 3 July 5 4 Belgian pictures, exhibition of Markets, trouble in (Ed) . Nov 25 4 May 14 7 3 Monetaiy Conference post- Boston topics (C) Dec 473 poned...... June 1 1 Brooklyn Art Association re- Money easy, how to make(Ed) ception Mar 14 5 1 Sept 29 4 Brooklyn water-color exhibi- Money and business (Ed). Jan tion Marll 5 1 30,Feb J4, 20, 27, Mar 6, 13, Burr collection, sale of..June 251 20, 27, Apr 3, 10, 17, 24, May Collection^ Stockholm..Nov 25 5 3 1,8,15,22, 29, June 5, 12, Donnarumma's paintings 19, 26, July 3, 10, 17, 25, 31, burned Nov 25 1 4 Aug 7, 14, 21, 28, Sept 4, 11, English school of —May 21 4 5 18, 25, Oct 2, 9, 16, 30, Nov Etchings, American Apr 14 6 1 6, 13,22, 27, Dec 4, 10, 'IS, 26 Farwell pictures Dec 14 5 1 National...... May 3 5 Saleof Dec 16 3 1 National (Ed)...... May4 4 French Salon, close of, Paris N ational strength (Ed) ...Aug 15 4 (C) Julyl6 4 4 Panic-maker, Carlisle (Ed) " Graphic Arts," Hamerton's Jan 17 4 May 14 8 1 Panic in Milwaukee...... July 195 Haden's etchings Nov 30 5 1 Promises, too many (Ed). Jan 28 4 Hamilton Palace picture sale Prophets, Great Britain (Ed) June 1911 Apr 14 4 Herkomer's works... Nov 27 5 4 Public debt (Ed)...... Oct 5 4 Libel in water-colors (Ed). Mar 443 Public debts, census report London (C) "G. W. S."....Oct 20 2 2 Jan 24 1 " Lonsfellow," Marshall's.. Repudiation,Dakota (Ed).Mar 23 4 Apr 6 5 i NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882. 59 F—Fine Arts—Fires, Date. Pg. Cl. F— Fires. Date. Pg. Cl. " Madonna of the Candelabra" Broadway, No. 471 ...... Oct 7 5 5 Dec 12 5 2 Broadway, No. 747 ...... May 24 5 5 Meeks pictures, sale of....Feb 18 5 4 Canal-st.,No. 307 ...... Dec 9 1 5 Morton.L. P., picture sale.Feb 23 5 2 Cherry-st., Hecker's Mills Saleof Mar 146 Aug 1 1 National Academy, annual Cherry-st., No. 325 ...... Jan 26 2 meeting t M«y 11 2 6 Church, Madison-ave ..... Mar 25 2 Exhibition Apr 2, Oct 21 College-place, No. 8 ...... Mar 26 7 Varnishingday ....Mar 25 4 6 Eighth-st., No. 419 ...... Mar 27 1 Oriental, sale of :Nov 11 2 5 -Eighteenth-st. and Fourth-ave. Paris (C) Mar 28 2 3 Jan 29 7 Porcelain, Oriental Feb 13 5 2 Eldndge-st,,No. 163 ...... May 26 5 " Portfolio of Autograph Etch- Fifth-ave., No. 572 ...... Jan 16 1 ings " Feb 19 8 4 Fifty-third-st. (W), No. 112 Portraits, in London (C) " G. Apr 13 5 W. S." Aug27 7 1 First-ave., candle factory " Renaissance in Italy" July 5 5 Symonds's May 781 Forty.-first-st. (E), No. 206 Roe, Richard, picture sale Nov 21 1 Feb 23 5 2 Fourteenth-st., No. llo.-.Dec 22 2 Mar 146 Frankfort and William-sts. Salmagundy Sketch Club ex- Apr 18 5 hibition Dec 2, 21 Fulton-st., No. 47 ...... Jan 30 1 Sanderson's water-colors.Mar 951 Gold-st., Nos.4and6 ..... Nov 8 3 Sharpless pictures, sale of (C) Greenwich-st., cor. Morris May 17 5 2 Feb 5 5 Society of American Artists, Hague-st., Nos. 1, 3 and 5.Feb 19 2 exhibition. Apr 9,M ay 4,17, Losses in 1881 ...... Mar 9 2 18 Madison-ave., Carlisle Insti- Varnishing day Apr 651 tute ...... Jan 6 5 Studio notes. .Jan 1,13,19,23, Madison-st. , N o. 398 ...... Aug 17 5 29, Feb 5, 12, '19, 26, Mar 5, Monroe-st., .No. 291 ...... Aug 18 8 12, 26, Apr 3, 9; 23, May 8, Morrisania, Children's Nur- 14, 21, 28, Oct 15, 23, 30, sery ...... July 5 1 Nov 12. 19, 27, Dec 3,10, 24, 31 Park'row, World office____Feb 1 1 Triiaxpaintings, sale of..Dec 655 (Ed) ...... Feb 1 4 Union League Club pictures Details...-...... Feb 2 3 Dec 15 5 1 (Ed) ...... Feb 3 4 Water-colors, Fanning's..Mar 20 5 1 Bodies found, three ..... Feb 5 12 Saleof Mar23 5 4 Coroner's inquiry ..... Feb 7, Water-colors, Fanning's im- 9,10,11, 14,15 portations Nov24 5 1 Dead, search for ...... Feb 4 Water-color Society exhibi- Investigation, Fire Mar- tion...... Jan 28. Feb 5, Ib, 20 '« shal's ...... Feb 3, 7 Ferment i n May 453 Losses and insurance... Feb 2 Meeting of Mar 16 5 1 Moral (Ed) ...... Nov 1 Water-colors, "rejected," ex- Pearl-st.,N 0.243 ...... Nov 9 hibitions of.... Feb 23. Mar 13 Pearl St.,No. 245 ...... July 15 "Wood Engraving,History of" Pell-st., No. 18 ...... Dec 7 Dec 22 6 2 Roosevelt-st., No. 25 ..... July 31 Wolfe, John, paintings Mar 12 7 1 South-st., No. 158 ..... Apr 15 Saleof Apr 6, 7 S tur tevant House ...... Dec 11 Vanderbilt's pictures, descrip- Suffolk-st., No. 43 ...... May30 tion of his gallery Jan 28 5 1 Suffolk-st., No. 172 ...... Dec 16 Fink, Albert, on the Reagan Theatre, Park ...... Oct 31 Railroad till Mar 19 2 1 (Ed) ...... Nov22 Fire brigade, review of July 21 8 2 Theatre. Alhambra ...... Nov 2 Fire Department, annual report Third-ave., No. 51- ...... Nov 25 Apr 1381 Third-ave., No. 789 ...... Oct 21 Salaries Mar 255 Thirty-first-st. (E), No. 134.. Work of Jan 1 12 3 Apr 14 Fire-escapes, test regarding.Jan 24 8 1 Twelfth-st. (W),N 0.379 ..Jan 13 Fire Insurance Patrol .Feb 2655 Twenty-eighth-st.(W),factory Fire-proof building, what is a Jan 28 (Ed) Feb 144 Twentv-first-st. (W),No. 553. Firemen, foreign view of our Feb 12 Sept 19 8 2 Twenty-second-st.. No. 227... Fires, New-York. Feb 2 Ann and William-sts Apr 354 Vandewater-st., No. 16____Jan 28 Astor-piace, No. 6 May 18 1 5 Vesey-et., No. 62 ...... Apr 15 Attorney-st., No. 140 Mar 13 1 3 Warren-st., No. 20 ...... Mar 19 Attorney st., No, 159 Mar 26 7 3 Washineton-st., No. 103. July 22 Bank-st., cotton warehouse Washington and Vestry-sts.. Feb 22 5 1 July 15 Barclay-st., No, 36 July 23 5 3 Water-st , No. 265, cracker Bowery and Grand sts Nov 1214 factory ...... Oct 2 Broadway, No. 234 Mar 15 5 5 West-st., No. 303 ...... Apr 25 Broadway, No. 370 Jan 826 Whitehall-st., No. 15. ...July 15 60 INDEX TO THE F—Fires. Date Pg. Cl. F—Fires. Date. Pg. Wooster-st., No. 9 Aug 215 Galveston, Tex Jan 14 8 Wooster-st.,No. 120 Dec 115 Gardiner, Me., sixty houses.. Aug 855 Miscellaneous. GrantCity,Mo ,..Augl6 5 3 Abilene, Kan., nine houses.. Great Barrington, Mass., Jan 19 5 4 church Mar 513 Adams, N. Y Oct 14 5 5 Greensburg, Penn Apr 18 5 4 Albion, N.Y Jan 15 1 Halifax, N. S., Poor Asylum.. Amherst, Mass., College Hall Nov 714 Mar 30 5 Details Nov 831 Atlanta, Ga Jan 22 2 4 Hamilton. Ohio Apr 10 1 5 Jan 31 5 4 Harrisburg, Penn.. colliery.. Bay Bidge, L. I., cars Dec 15 5 Nov 21 1 3 Bedford, Ind..college Dec 714 Harrison, N. J May <£ 1 5 Baltimore Nov 18 1 Harrisville, N . H., mill...Dec 573 Church Jan 916 Hartford, Conn., High School Telegraph office S ept 4 1 Tan 25 5 5 Theatre Nov 415 Haverhill, Mass Feb IS 5 5 Warehouse Nov 13 1 Details Feb 19 1 6 Birmingham, Conn Dec 23 1 5 Factories Aug 30 1 2 Boston Apr 19 5 Holliston, Mass Apr 18 5 4 June 13 1 Homer, N. Y Dec 17 7 4 June 18 1 5 Hopkinton, Mass., Town Hall Aug 17 5 3 Apr 514 Bradford. Penn., oil Feb 13 5 3 Hull, Quebec Nov415 Branchville, N. J June 14 5 3 Hungary _Mar 28 1 4- Bridgeport, Conn Oct 515 Circus at Bucharest Jan 20 1 5 Grain elevator Oct 14 5 5 Hunter's Point, L . I Aug 252 Brockport, N. Y June 21 1 3 Irvington-oD-the-Hudson, Brockton, Mass Aug 18 1 2 Bierstadt house Nov 11 5 4 Brooklyn: Asylum Feb 22 1 4 Ithaca, N. Y., glass works... Asylum, Lunatic Feb 22 1 4 May 322 Concord-st.,Gothic Hall.Dec 20 1 4 Jersey City, lumber yards Fulton-st., No. 44 Jan 354 Feb 615 Becordof Jan 29 12 2 Pavonia-ave Jan / 2 1 6 South Sixth-st Mar 18 5 6 Shipyard May 26 5 3 Sugar rennery,Havemeyer's Keene, N. H., mills Jan 24 1 5 Jan 915 Keese ville; N. Y Aug 24 1 3 Losses 'Jan 10 5 5 Kief May26 1 4 Buffalo, elevator Feb 415 Kingston, Jamaica, loss Elevator.. Aug 2(5 5 3 $30,000,000 Dec13 1 1 Advertiser building Dec 22 2 5 Details Dec14 1 2 Burlington, Vt Nov 23 5 3 Statements of eye-witnesses Cambiidgeport. Mass Feb 556 Dec 22 7 3 Cedar Bapids, Iowa July 856 Knoxville, Tenn., flour mill.. Chester, Penn., fireworks fac- Nov 354 tory Feb 18 1 1 Kovno May22 1 2 Details Feb 19 2 2 Lake City, Minn ....Apr 23 7 4 Military Acaderay Feb 17 1 5 Lancaster, Penn Jan 28 1 5 Chicago Feb 415 Asylum Augl4 1 6 Asylum Jan. 653 Papermill Nov26 1 3 Cairo, 111., Opera House..Dec 115 Lansing, Mich., old State Cincinnati, church Apr 813 House Dec 17 7 4 Tannery Jan 17 5 2 Lawrence, Mass Jane 24 1 3 Cleveland, Ohio Mar 25 2 1 Clifton, N. J., church..-.3an 17 5 2 Leadville, Col May 20 5 5 Clinton, Mo Jan 20 5 4 May 27 5 4 Cohoes,N. Y Aug23 1 3 Lockport, N, Y., Opera House Crisfield, Md Apr 17 1 3 Mar 23 5 5 Denver, Col Jan 11 1 3 Lodi, N. J., paint works..Dec 30 1 3 DePere. Wis Apr 24 5 3 London, Aluambra Theatre.. Dover, N. H Oct 30 1 2 Dec 713 Kau Claire, Wis Apr 25 5 4 IngestreHall Oct13 1 1 Klniira, N. Y., factory...Sept 17 1 4 Hampton Court Dec15 1 3 Emod, Hungary Mar 22 1 5 Wood-st., great Dec 811 Epping, N . H Oct 953 Details Dec 911 Fall Biver, Mass Oct 29 2 6 Long Branch, N. J Sept 25 1 3 FlmtMill Oct30 1 2 Los Angeles, Cal ..Janll 1 3 Forest, Long Island Apr 19 5 5 Lynn. Mass Feb 17 1 5 May 415 Macon, Ga Dec'^8 2 4 Forest, Wisconsin June 13 1 3 Madrid, theatre Nov114 Forest, effects of, Northamp- Magnoketa, Iowa Oct 312 ton, Mass. (C) Dec 826 Manchester, N. H June 19 2 *3 Franklin, Ky.. Court House.. Mansfield, Ohio, seventeen May 18 i 5 houses Sept 23 5 1 Frankfort, Ky Nov 13 1 3 Marsbfield, Mass., hotel..Aug 22 1 5 JFrazer Biver June 11 1 2 Michigan, forests May 31 2 6 Fresno, Gal., fifty houses. July 25 8 5 Milwaunee, Wis Mar 23 5 5 NEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE 1882. 61 F—Fires. Date. Pa. Cl. F—Fires-Fish. Date. Pg. Cl. Minneapolis. Minn Nov. 14 5 6 St. Paul, Minn Dec 853 Hotel Junelu 5 6 St. Rochs. Quebec Sept 815 Moberly, Mo., Court House.. Salem, Mass Apr 24 5 2 Aug 14 1 6 Sanay Creek, N. Y Sept 13 5 5 Montclair, Is. J., hotel... .Jan 20 5 4 Sauveur, Quebec Aug 14 1 Montreal June 14 5 3 Savannah, Ga., cotton Jan 9 1 6 Nashville, Tenu., hotel Feb 556 Shubuta, Miss Nov 16 5 4 Nashville, Tenn Oct 27 1 3 Smyrna July 20 1 5 Newark, N. J., brewery. .July 22 2 South N orwalk, Conn Nov 6 1 Newark, N. J., Broad-st..Dec 24 2 Staten Island, Vanderbilt New-Haven, Conn.. Malley mansion Jan 415 house Mar 153 Staten Island, hotel Dec 17 7 4 New-Haven, Conn Mar 13 1 3 Stockholm, poorhouse..June 212 Mar 18 5 5 Syracuse, N. Y.. iron works New-Haven, Conn., factory... Aug 24 1 3 Sept 27 5 Texarkana, Ark June 14 5 3 New-Orleans July 31 1 Theatre, Algiers Mar21 1 3 Sept 21 5 Theatre, Marseilles Mar 19 1 2 Newport, R. IM Cliff House... Theatre, Alhambra (London) Aug 27 1 3 Dec 7 1 3 New-Rochelle, N. Y., school:. Titusville, Penn Apr 15 1 6 Apr 154 Toledo, Ohio Dec 16 5 4 Nevada, Mo., Opera House.~.. Lumber mill Sept 17 1 4 May 855 Tombstone. Ariz May 27 5 4 Newtown, L. I., oil works ... Truckee, Cal Oct 29 2 6 Sept 16, Versailles, Ky Feb 15 1 3 Nov 27 1 4 Washington, public school North Attleboro, Mass...Apr 655 Feb 556 Northport,Mich.,Court House Waynesboro, Penn May 155 Jan 29 7 2 Westlslip, L. I May 21 7 5 North Troy, Vt Mar 3 5 5 Wheeling, W. Va., glass Oberlin, Ohio Mar 925 works Feb25 5 5 Old Orchard Beach, hotel Wilkesbarre, Penn., hotel Sept 151 May 3126 Oswego, N. Y uec22 2 5 Willimantic,Conn ,silkfactory Owensburg, Ky.,Opera House Dec 26 1 3 Jan 826Winnipeg, Man Mar 14 1 3 Pelham, N. Y., hotel Oct 29 2 6 Hotels Dec 15 1 4 Pembroke, Ont., hotel Dec 21 1 4 Woonsocket, R. T Jan 26 2 6 Philadelphia Feb 21 5 3 Worcester, Mass., mill..Nov25 1 5 Sept 26 1 3 Worcester, Mass Dec 12 5 4 Philadelphia Oct 17 5 4 (See also Explosions.) Cotton mills Dec 13 1 3 Fires, great, lesson of (Ed).Jan 10 4 3 Pittsbure;,Penn. Court House Firemen, bill passed Assembly May 855 to increase pay of Apr 28 10 5 Foundry Jan 19 5 4 Senate Apr26 2 1 Wire miii :NOV 831 firemen, volunteer Dec 10 2 2 Pittsneld, Mass June 26 1 4 Fish, Hamilton, and the Lan- Port Colborne, Ont Jan 16 1 3 drau claim Feb 23 4 6 Portland, Me., loss $90,000 (Ed) May 13 4 3 Nov 714 Fish and Fisheries. Portland, Oregon June 2694 Alaska July 926 July 17 1 2 Boston Exchange dissolved Providence, R. 1., Callender Nov 22 1 4 Building INov22 1 4 Carp, distribution of Nov 1121 Plymouth, Mass May923 Claims, Russian (C) Apr 17 1 6 Radziwilow, Russia, 300 Codfish, dead in waters of houses July25 1 3 the Georges Banks Mar 22 8 3 Rac'ne. Wis May 723 Commission, talk with Prof. church Feb 721 Baird Oct31 2 4 Raleigh, JN. C.,military school Connecticut, report of State May 322 Commission Jan 16 1 2 Red Bank, N. J Nov 613 Coral Apr23 9 1 Details Nov 714 Culture Asso., annual meeting Richmond Co., S. I. poorhouse Apr 481 Sept 11 5 3 Culture, experimenting in Richmond, Quebec, college Feb 16 2 5 Feb 556 Exhibitions, London,arrange- Richmond, Va Jan 17 5 2 ments June 18 1 4 Mar 27 1 6 Food fish discovered, new Riverdale, N. Y Jan 27 5 5 Sept 27 2 3 Riverton, Neb Nov 16 5 4 Foodfish,new Oct 115 Rochester, N. Y July 31 1 6 Geneva Award balance..May 16 1 3 Robinson, Kan., devastated (See also Congress.) Feb 17 1 5 Habits o f Apr 581 Russia, Jarzevo, cotton..Feb 764 Japanese seal Oct29 1 2 St. Louis, M o Jan 872 New-England, Census report St. Jfaul, opera house....Jan 19 5 4 July 10 1 5 INDEX TO THE F-Fish—Floods, Date. Pg. F—Flora—Forest. Date. Pg. Cfl. New-York State Nov 19 2 Flora, North American, Giay's Oyster-raising in Michigan paper Aug 26 5 1 May 19 2 Florida election frauds May 16 1 6 Report of N. Y. State Commis- Flour a s a n explosive May 555 sioners May 1 2 Flower Mission, work of (C) Salmon eggs shipped to Ger- Jan 29 10 1 many Mar 5 2 Flower, Roswell P., "bee in his Sardine, Gulf stream....Apr 16 9 bonnet " (Ed) May643 «eal, failure of Apr 9 1 Banks, and the (Ed) May 15 4 2 Shad in market Mar 23 2 Boom for his barrel (Ed).Sept 843 State Commissioners, not in "Sad" (Ed) Aug23 4 2 accord Feb 12 10 Flowers Am1 293 Tile, specimen of Apr 22 8 Of the conifers May 21 9 1 Trade of Gloucester Nov 24 5 Tradem May 21 12 1 Whale, captured off Long Island shore Mar 22 8 Folser, Charles J. Whales, light catch of Oct 30 1 Birthplace Oct 823 Fishlmrne-Kennedy fight...Feb 4 1 Bond calls, on., Sept 26 8 5 Fisher, D. S., case of Apr 20 5 Bonded Extension bill, on the Fishing—three young fellows Apr 24 1 1 (Ed) Oct24 4 Brooklyn Young RepubHcai Fisk, Clinton B., charged with Club refuses to support him fraud April, 12 Sept 29 1 1 Fiske, John, speech, Spencer Candidacy, why his own banquet Nov 10 2 county goes against him (C) - Fiske, Josiah M., speech, New- Sept 16 5 4 England Society dinner...Dec 23 2 Career, Geneva (C) Sept 12 1 6 Fitch Institute, corner-stone Civil Service,o n Nov 323 laid May 11 5 Counterfeit bonds, statement Fitzgerald, James, " banco July 953 steerer " May26 5 Explanation (Ed) Oct442 Fitzgerald, Louis, made Briga- Hepburn, and (Ed) Oct 343 dier-General Mar 29 1 Governor, nominated for.Sept 21 1 1 Fitzgerald, W. F., made U. S. Letter accepting nomination SenatorIromMississippi..Jan 7 5 for Governor Occ 315 Flanders, J. R., on England (Ed) Oct 442 Apr 7 5 Governorship,and the May 22 1 3 Flipper, H. O., case of.June 16, 21 June 253 Governorship, canvassing the Floods. State Committee Apr 7 5 1 Aid from the Government Interview Apr 516 Mar 7 5 "Mistakes" (Ed) Apr 442 Arkansas Mar 10 1 Interview Aug 11 2 5 May 26 5 Letter to mass meeting in Al- Ben Ficklin, forty persons bany Oct20 1 4 drowned Aug 27 7 (Ed) Oct 21 4 2 Bohemia July 22 5 Loyalty (Ed) Oct 20 4 3 Calais Feb 20 1 Report as Secretary of Treas- gJCincinnati.Licking River. Aug 2 5 ury - Dec 541 Concho, Tex., 120 persons Sketch of Sept 21 2 4 drowned Sept 2 1 Stocks, on Oct 25 5 1 Delaware Valley.... Mar 4 1 Fonda,Wm, A., concerning.Mar 14 2 2 Germany Nov 27, 29 Fonthiil, glories and mysteries Illinois Feb 22 1 of Mar 19 4 3 Italy, scenes at Verona (C)... Food for invalids Oct 22 9 6 Nov 15 2 Football. (See Sporting.) Kansas May 14 1 Footprints, ancient hnmanAug 20 9 1 Louisiana Feb 5 1 Forbes, W. F., indictment of Louisville, Ky Feb 23 1 Dec 20 1 5 Manitoba Apr 27 1 Ford, Patrick, and the Land Millerburg, Ohio Aug 3 8 League fund (Ed) Oct 743 Mississippi..Feb 20, 23, Mar Foreign policies, Blame and 2, 3, 9,14, 15, 17, 19, 20, 21, Frelinghuysen's (Ed) Mar 15 4 4 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 29, 3U, Apr 6 Missouri Mar 2 1 Forest and Forestry. Montreal Mar 3, 4 Bulletins, Census Office (Ed) N ashville, Tenn Jan 16 1 Mar 143 Kew-England Mar 3 5 "Bytrees to the Treasury" New-Orleans Mar 5 5 (Ed) May 19 4 4 Paterson, N. J Sept 25 5 Climate, and Oct 891 Rio de Janeiro Mar 19 1 Concerning (Ed) July 263 Southern Jan 20 5 Congress, Cincinnati Apr 27 5 5 (Ed) ,. Mar26 6 Congress, Montreal.-Aug 22, Southwest Mar 6, Apr 2, 5, 9 23, 24 Tennessee Jan 23 5 Epping June 491 Texas Feb 12 1 Fires, effect of. Northampton, Mar 2 1 Mass. (C) Dec 826 Tyrol Oct 30 5 Hailstones and Oct 191 (See also Storms.) Instruction in Aug 13 9 I NEW-YOBK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1882. 63 F—Forest—France. Date. Pg. Cl. F—France. Date. Pg. Cl. Louisiana Mar 593 Bonaparte -Bargemont alli- New-Jersey sunken Jan 194 ance (C)...... Jaii 29 5 ' Pacific (Ed) Nov 16 4 4 Bonapartists, dissensions Pine supply (Ed)....July 10,16 among ...... Sept 28 1 6 Problems in (Ed) Aug 21 4 4 Bonapartists, meeting of ...... Protection by Congress(Ed) Augl6 1 2 Dec 564 Boulevard fair- society and Protection of (Ed) Sept 2i, art (C) ...... Jan29 5 Nov 24 "Boycotting" ...... Mar 26 3 PugetSound (C) Jan 30 2 4 Census (Ed)...... Mar 22 4 Scientific Sewt24 9 1 Church and State, Paris (C) Siberian Janl5 9 3 Dec 4 7 Christmastide in Paris (C)Jan 15 10 Forgery. Church and State in ...... Jan 29 9 Austin, Rev. Geo. H Apr 11 1 6 Cities on the Seine (C) . . . . Fe^ 26 5 Blake, George Jan 2 8 Constitutional reform scheme Cortez, Emanuel Apr 17 1 (Ed) ...... Jan21 4 Colirtney, Ed. J. convicted Countrv without conscience June 29 8 (Ed)."...... Oct29 6 Doyle, Jaines B May 10 1 Drama, Paris (C) ...... Mar 28 Durfee cise May 11 1 June 9, Nov 15. 26 Ebernardt, Frances Dec13 1 Drama, "Boman Parisien",.. Eddy,AlfredT May 11 1 5 Nov 26 3 3 Evans, P. B May 11 1 5 Egyptian crisis, attitude ____ Fitzgerald, Nathan W....Dec 19 1 3 July 19 1 1 Graham, Henry F Mar 24 8 1 Elections to fill vacancies ____ Hammell, Horace Jan 515 Feb 28 1 4 Hawley, J. A Nov 27 1 2 Elections, Bepublican gains.. Johnson, J. W Mar 18 1 5 Jan 9 KirkUnd, Edward M Feb 13 1 5 Festiuities. Paris (C) ..... Aug 5 Koelbe, Jacob G April 8 2 Finances ...... Nov 8, 21 Leonard, Robert N July 21 8 4 Financial panic ..... Jan 22. 31 Lyon, Wesley June 881 Feb 1. 2, 3 Maioney, James W Dec 8 1 (Ed) ...... Jan 21, 23, 31, Feb 1 Moreyletfc r May 5 1 Effects of ...... Feb 9 Newburg, Fred Jan 14, 21 Victims, some of the (C) ____ Sent to prison Mar21 1 Feb 23 Palmer, F. A., pleads guilty Fine Arts (C) ...... Mar 28 Jan 582 Freycinet. (See Freycinet.) Perkins, D. J Feb 24 1 5 Gambetta. (See G ambetta.) Pond, L. W., pardon of....Dec 26 1 2 Gauls and Teutons, Paris (C). Popham, John B July 29 5 1 Sept 18 Post, Peter K Oct 1 10 1 Government policy, revision Beynolds, F. C Sept 10 1 2 approved ...... Feb 7 Bosenheim, Julius Sept 17 12 1 Government revision scheme Boss, Alexander Oct 1 10 1 rejected ...... Jan 27 Byland, Elsie Apr 28 7 4 Greed (Ed) ...... Dec 6 Tenbroeck, Arthur B Mar 10 1 3 Guatemala disagreement com- Wynans, William H..Apr 8, 9 romised ...... Feb 11 Sept 16 Ee Boi s'Amuse," Paris (C) (See also Defalcation, Embez- Dec 10 zlement, Bobbery and Swin- Letters from Hassard. (See dling.) Hassard.) Forster, William E., resigns as Chief Secretary for Ireland Literary topics, Paris (C) Apr 23 May 314 Lower depths (Ed) ...... Nov 16 Besignation, London (C) ': G. Malagasy envoys, and the W.S." MaylS 1 6 (Ed) ...... Dec 11 Beasons for resigning, his.. Ministerial crisis.. July 20. 30, 31 May 511 (Ed) ...... Jan 28, Aug 1 Forsyth, George A Apr 26 • 1 3 Ministry, business (Ed) .Aug 4 Fort Sumter (Ed) Apr 12 4 4 Ministry, new ...... Jan 31 Foster, Charles, installed for a (Ed).:...... Jan31 second term Governor oc Ministry, new, formed____Aug 5 Ohio Jan 10 1 2 Ministry and Chambers (Ed) Interview May 20 2 2 Nov 10 Deo 352 Musical prodigies (C) ...... Apr 16 Foster, John W., lecture "Bus- Paris Bourse, rigging the sian Empire" Mar 151 (Ed) ...... Dec 22 Foster, Samuel, on Boscoe Party government (Ed) ... Dec 28 Conkling (Ed) Feb 344 Personalities, Paris (C)... Dec 24 Fox, Elizabeth, case of Mar 21 8 2 Personal gossip,Paris (C) June 7 Personalities, Paris (C)...Oct 22 France. Policy, outline of ...... Nov 10 Actresses (C) Feb 27 2 4 Poligoac -Tale of princely in- Anarchist agitation Oct 31 1 4 famy (C) ...... Dec 13 Army,drum restored(Ed)July 22 4 4 Politics, Paris (C) ...... May 15 Asia, victories in May 314 Dec 4 Asiatic Tunis, a n (Ed)....May 543 _ Aug 27 64 INDEX TO THE F—France—Frelinghuysec . F—Frelinghuysen—Fresh. Date. Cl. Date. Pg. " Eagle or Hen," ...... May 5 2 Politics, contrasts (Ed)..Feb21 4 Foreign policy (Ed).. .. Mar 15 4 Politics, flurry (Ed) ...... July 24 4 Lamson case, and the (Ed) Population of Paris ...... Jan 12 5 Apr 17 5 Pork, hill to regulate importa- Letter to Lowell (full text) tion of ...... Jan 17 5 suspects ...... May 23 4 Premier, Gamhetta resigns Letter to Lowell, -inter-Oce- (Ed) ...... Jau28 4 anic Canal ...... June 6 2 Bailroad accidents, statistics % < Diplomacy " (Ed)____June 9 4 June 4 9 Methods (Edi ...... June 16 2 Religion, hatred o f...... Apr 9 3 Spanish-American Claims Rouen, Minister Morton's Commission, instructions visit (C)...... June 21 2 Oct 19 Schools made free from relig- Trescot correspondence..Mar 29 ion ...... Marl2 1 June 15 Scrutin de Liste, defeat of (Ed) ...... June 16 Jan 27 5 Trouble, in (Ed) ...... Dec 6 Society gossip, Paris (C). July 2 2 Wobbler, as a ...... Mar 31 Spoliation claims (Ed)..May 15 4 French DandiesJast of the.June 18 Stock-gambling (Ed) ...... Jan 20 4 French's Hotel declared unsafe Suez canal, vote of credit for Apr 15 protection of, defeated..July 30 1 French, S. B., statement, forged Teuton and (Slav (C) ...... Apr 10 2 telegram ...... Sept 26 Topics in Paris (C)____June 4, French, Stephen B., a word 9, 19, July 23, Aug 9, 19, 27. with (Ed) ...... Oct25 Sept 4, 24 Treaty of commerce with Fresh Air Fund. Belgium adopted ...... Jan 27 5 Alton, N. Y. (C) ...... Aug24 Tunis expedition, credit for_. Appeal, Willard Parson s's Apr 2 1 July 29 Tunis treaty ...... Oct24 1 Bambridge, N. Y., (C).... July 29 Turn Veremrow, Paris (C).. Baltimore ...... July 4 Sept 18 5 Broadalbin, N. Y. (C) . . . .July 29 Union Generale of Paris failed Catskill. LN. Y. (C) ...... July 'JO Jan 31 1 Cazenovia, N. Y. (C)... -Aug 18 (Ed) ...... Jan 31 4 Children's holiday (Ed).. July 30 Union Generale. conviction of Children, suffering (Ed).. July 25 managers (Ed) ...... Dec 22 4 Collinsville. Conn. (C)... .Aug 14 Women (Ed)...... Jan 6 4 ContriDutions (Ed) ...... Aug 24 Francis, John M., made Charge "Dot," story ...... Oct 1 d' Affaires to Portugal. . A.pr 2L 1 Earlville, N .Y. (C) ...... Aug 6 Interview ...... July20 2 Essex, Conn. (C) ...... J, ly 30 Franking privilege (Ed)... Mar 26 6 Essex, N. Y. (C) ...... Julyll FranKlin MSS (Ed)...... Mar 1 4 Fonda, N. Y. (C) ...... July 28 Franklins, glimpse of the..Aug 13 3 Forestville, Conn. (C)____Aug 16 Fraud. (See-Swindle.) Guilford, Conn. (C) ...... Julv 16 Frayne, Frank, shoots Anna Letter from Ray Palmer. .Aug 13 vonBehren ...... Dew Letter from R. D. Douglass feet at liherty...... Dec3 1 June 24 Freedom and growth (Ed). July 4 4 Letters ...... July 15 Aug 3 Freeman, Edward A. Maple Grove, T. W. Park.Sept 11 American speech, on ...... Oct 29 10 Northampton, Mass. (C).July. 19 Americans and Englishmen, Norwich, N, Y. (C) ...... Aug 7 on(Eol) ...... ' ...... Aug 13 6 Park's, Trenor W., offer.. Aug 7 America, on ...... Mar 29 4 Parties sent.... July 6, 11. 15, Irish in America, on the.. Sept 24 9 18, 20, 21, 22, 26, 27, Aug 1, Lecture "South Eastern Eu- 2,4,5,6,9,11,12,15 18.19, rope " ...... Jan25 2 22,24 Lecture, " English People " Passes from railroads and Feb 5 5 steamboats ...... July 16 Lecture " Oldest England " Plainville, Conn. (C) ...... Aug 15 Feb 9 5 Pownal,Vt. (C) ...... Aug: 8 Lecture " Third England " Sherburne, N, Y. (C) ...... Aug 4 Felt) 12 5 Sherman. Wayne Co. (C)..Aug 7 Freemason, oldest living.. Jan 27 5 Smyrna, N. Y. (C) ...... July 22 Free-Thinkers' convention at Statement, Parsons's — June 14 Watkins....Aug 25, 26, 27, 28 Statement of expenses and re- (Ed) ...... Augl7 6 ceipts (Ed) ...... Nov 12 Free Trade. (See Tariff. ) Troy. N.Y. (C) ...... July 12 Troy (C) ...... Aug 3 Freese, J. R., released from . Unionville, Conn. (C)____' Aug 15 prison ...... Feb 21 2 Whitney's Point, N. Y. (C) Frelinghuysen, Fred T. Aug 10 Elaine, and ( Ed)...... Mar 7 4 William sburg, Mass. (C) Aug 12 Buzzi case, and the (Ed) . . Oct 26 4 Work done ...... July 2 Diplomacy, result of...... Apr 1 4 July 5 Diplomatic correspondence, (Ed) ...... Septl7 South American Affairs, Jan 27 2 Work done, review of____Sept 20 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882. F—Freshets—Game. Date. Pg. Cl. I G—Gar—Garfield. Date. Pg. Cl. Freshets (See Floods.) [Garden, Bartram's June 25 4 4 Frey, Emil, reception ...... Nov 20 5 .Gardini, Susana, fate of Jan 26 8 4 Freycinet's Cabinet (Ed)...Tan 31 3 (Gardner, S. A., on D. Appleton Cabinet formed ...... Jan 31 1 I and The N. A. Review...Jan 28 6 2 Premier, made____...... Jan 31 1 iGarfield, James A. Frie,dburg, Sesser, sent to jail „! Anniversary, sad (Ed)... July 262 Jan 8 d Friends,old, in new cloth es( Ed) i Campaign against, cowardly.. Q l " Mar 11 5 1 July 16 6\ Chase, letter (C) Mar 15 5 2 Froebel, Friederich, life of , I Concerning Rosecrans ; let- Apr 24 1 ter from Shanks Mar 15 2 2 Froidevaux, Col., French, hero ~ I Letter from Shuckers..Mar 23 4 6 (C) ...... Oct29 Defame, latest plot to (C) "A. Fruit supply ...... July 10 B. S." Mar 15 5 2 Democracy, on ...... Dec 24 Defamerof, a Mar 11 1 2 Fruit trade frauds ...... Apr 29 William Brown Mar 20, 21 Fry, J, B.. on examinations at Dei'amers of, mi stakes..Mar 15 1 4 West Point ...... Nov 20 Dispatch, stolen, Whiteiaw Frye, Wm. P., speech on tariff Reid's (Ed) Jan 742 (Ed) ...... Feb 11 4 Affidavits and e\ idence (Ed) F uel, crude petroleum ...... Mar 23 2 Mar 844 Funeral, moral of a (Ed)..Sei>t 5 4 Excuse and justification, Furnace heat (Ed) ...... Mar 7 4 Chicago Inter-Ocean (Ed) Furniss Memorial Cottage. May 21 12 Jan 16 4 4 Furniture and bric-a-brac. .Nov 21 5 Hunting down a petty thief Furniture and delf ware____N ov 24 5 (Ed) Mar 844 Letter from Thomas M. G. Nichol Jan 18 2 3 Gaff, Fleischman & Co. claim. Lion, dead,and living jackals Jan 8 (Ed) Janlfi 4 2 " Gail Hamilton " on the Chi- Newspaper opinions Jan 11 nese ...... Mar 14 13,14,16,19,21 Gaines-Sears fight (Ed)____July 12 Theft acknowledged Apr 846 Gainsborough's musical craze Theft and its exposure (Ed). Oct21 Jan 11 4 4 Gale, E. D., defaulter ...... Apr 2 "What of it" (Ed) MarlO 4 5 Galileo's annual vindication What Guiteau has not done (Ed) ...... Apr30 (Ed) Janl4 4 3 Gallagher, N. A., made a Bishop. Dorsey letter Aug 14 2 5 May 1 Eulogy, Stores's Feb 27 1 3 Gallagher, "war horse" (Ed) Face in bronze Feb 28 8 2 Oct 18 Foreign policy Sept 14 5 5 Gallaway, R. M., injured by a Funeral, list of Congressmen railway accident ...... June 30 who accompanied May 15 2 5 " Galvanism," Dalton's lecture Funeral expenses Mar 18 1 2 . Jan 25 8 5 Hill, and, Hammond's tribute Grambetta. (C) Aug30 5 4 Abscess ...... Dec 29 Letter to Nichol concerning Constitutional reform propo- Elaine (Jtud) Jan 743 sals (Ed) ...... Jan21 4 Letters to Chase, concerning Defeat.effectsof.Pavis (C)May 15 2 their publication June 16 4 1 Deposed, Paris (C; ...... Feb 16 5 Mahoneand Oct 28 5 2 Downfall, Paris (C) ...... Jan 29 5 Memorial discourse, Mark Feb 5 10 Hopkins's July 516 Eastern question, on the. July 31 2 Memorial Hospital....Mar28 Future, Paris (C) ...... Feb 27 2 Apr 11, June 5 Ministry.and the,Paris (C) Dec 4 7 Memorial services in Con- Motherof ...... Aug 6 6 gress Feb 28 1 1 Mother, Paris (C) ...... Aug 11 2 '(Ed) Feb 28 4 2 Premier, resigns as ...... Jan 27 5 Memorial tablet, St. James's (Ed) ...... Jan 28 4 Church, Elberon, N. J.June 15 8 1 Retirement, in (Ed) ...... Apr 15 4 Memorial window, St. James's Scrutin de Liste, and the (Ed) .b piscopal Church Feb 482 Jan 15 6 Memories of, visit to the Scrutin de Liste, defeat of. Jan 27 5 widow's home (C) Feb 26 5 4 Hhoots himself by accident Monument, Army of the Cum- Nov 28 1 berland May 16 2 4 Wound. Paris (C) ...... Dec 24 3 Committee, address Mar 19 2 3 Gambetta and Clemenceau(Ed) Fair. Washington Nov 26 2 4 Aug 11 4 Fund. Apr 782 Gamble, was it a fair (Ed) .. A pr 22 4 New-York Feb 281 Gamblers, indictments found Letter from T. M. Nichol against ...... Sept 16 10 Feb 9 5 1 G ambling in Chicago ...... Feb 18 8 Monument fund, address to Gambling, Citizens' Investigat- the people Nov 15 2 6 ing Committee (Ed) ...... Sept 15 4 Oration, Cox's Sept 21 7 1 Gambling houses,closing of, Aug 11 8 Physician, Dr. Bliss repudi- Game laws, revising ...... Mar 22 2 ated Apr26 4 5 66 INDEX TO THE G—-Garfield—George. Dale. Pg, 01. G—George—Gladstone. Date. Pg. 01. Physicians, attack upon, in IT. •$ Interview Oct 17 2 4 8 . Senate July 416 Letter from "G. W. S."...Oct 22 2 « Physicians' claims against, Reception Oct21 5 4 hisestate Aug 28 1 2 George, John Z., on the Chinese Porter, Fitz John, on Jan 20 4 6 Mar711 Kosecrans—the Chase letter ; What time is it?" (Ed)..Mar 944 from Shanks Mar 15 2 1 Georges, how the last of the, be- Bosecrans controversy..Mar 11 5 1 came blind Nov 12 4 6 Sickness, expenses of ....Mar 23 1 3 Sickness, expenses, report of Georgia. House Committee Apr 20 2 5 Barrow and Colquitt made U, Slanderer, Win. Brown...Mar 20 1 1 S, Senators Nov 16 1 6 Slai.ders, "justice for the Bonds, Bullock o n Dec 146 dead" Mar 16 4 4 Bourbon disintegration (0) Star Route cases, Gibson's "D. D. L." May 15 1 4 statement Nov29 2 3 Bourbonism in peril (Ed). May 15 4 4 Tribute from ex-Confederates Democratic Convention..July 21 1 6 Feb 23 1 3 Election Oct 614 Virginia, and (Ed) Oct 17 4 3 Nov 851 Garfield, Mrs., fund Jan 1 12 2 Governorship (Ed) May 15 4= 4 Pension granted Feb 17 3 1 " History," Avery's Jan 21 6 1 Pension, gratitude May 14 1 5 Independents (Ed) Apr 12 4 3 Garfield home for working girls, Politics—Felton's remarks London 1 ."May 18 1 4 (Ed) Janll 4 2 Republican Convention..Aug 455 Garibaldi. Germ theory, disease June 11 4 5 Anita, how he wooed Dec 24 4 5 Germs, living death Mar 12 9 4 Death of June 3 5 2 Germs and molecules Mar 593 Funeral o f June 914 Germany. Home, Staten Island June 722 Bismarck. (See Bismarck) Honors to (Ed) June 7 4 3 Budget statement JSovl9 1 2 Kindnessof July9 4 3 Budget Dec 513 Memories of, Paris (C),..June 19 2 1 Church and State Jan 12 5 2 Resolutions of respect passed Elections, Prussian Oct21 1 1 TJ. S. Congress June 7 1 4 Floods Nov 27, 29 Garland, Austin M, sketch of H amburg, incorporation..Jan 2 2 1 3 June 816 Imperial Rescript Jan 812 Garland, duellist.acquitted.Aug 25 1 4 Imperial Rescript, Bismarck's Garland, case (Ed) Aug 23 4 4 Garnet, Henry H.,death of.Mar 11 5 4 speech Jan 25 1 4 Memorial service Mar 12 7 4 Papers discuss Jan 913 Garnsey, John, case of Aug 13 12 2 Insurance schemes Jan 21 1 4 Garrett, Jno. W., on his cables Landtag, opening of Nov 15 1 1 Nor 23 5 2 Party government (Ed)..Dec 28 4 3 Replies to Dr. Green Dec 1 1 3 Politics, contrasted (Ed). .Feb 2143 Garrison, Wm R., injured in a Pope, and the (Ed) Jan 13 4 3 railway accident June 30 1 1 Germany, Present and Past," Death of July 2 2 2 Gould's. Apr 461 Will of July 19 2 6 Gerrv, E. G., on children in re- Gas, different kinds of Dec 13 7 2 formatories Apr 17 2 1 Gas from coal fields Feb 12 5 3 Gertrude (Ed) Aug 663 Gas stocks, decline in May 26 8 2 Ghost story—Tom Platt (Ed) Gater's, E.M.,appointment.May 30 1 4 Jan 944 Gates, Merrill E., inaugurated Ghosts, Egyptian .Sept 17 4 2 Pres. of Rutgers College.June 21 3 4 Gibbon, Edward,autobiograph7 Sketchof Mar 946 Mar 541 Gazaway, Eva, case of (Ed).Apr 29 4 4 Gibraltar, visit to the famous Geary, Thos. J., case of Dec 16 2 $ rock and its Governor (C).Dec 31 3 3 Geddes, Geo,, on the Agricul- Gibson, A. M., on Garfield and tural Bureau May 17 2 6 the Star Route cases Nov 29 2 3 Genet, Harry, nom. for Alder- Gibson, H. G., dinner.....Sept 10 2 2 iuan Oct28 3 3 Gift that everyone can give, Geneva Award (Ed) Jan 25 4 2 the (Ed) Dec 25 4 3 (Ed) May25 4 3 Gilbert. S.W., defalcation..Dec 412 Commission Oct 5, Nov 16 Gilbert, Linda, experiment with English view of (Ed) Dec 2542 aburglar(Ed) Dec 16 4 3 Review of, Lather's (Ed) .Apr 11 4 2 Gilder, R. W., on the Cesnola Geographical Soc.Annual Meet- antiquities May 24 5 1 ing...... Janll 8 4 Gilding on glass Jan 29 9 4 Geographical exhibit!on,awards Gilman, Arthur,on the Harvard Mar 28 1 2 Annex May 425 Geological Survey, report of Gilmour, Bishop, and the Land Diiector Oct 21 1 2 League June 882 Geological Survey and the Ag'l Gilmour, Bishop; sketch of June 25 9 6 Department Oct 31 7 1 Glaciers and icebergs June 496 George, Daniel G., exploit. July 31 1 5 Gladstone. George's, Henry.appeal to Pres. Arrears bill, and the (Ed) Arthur Septl7 12 4 May 17 4 3 NEW-YOKE DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882. G—Gladstone—Goblet. Date. Pg. Cl. G—Godard—Grady. Date. Pp. Cl. Balfour's assault, London (C) Godard, CJias. W., for Congress "G.W.S." .June 152 (Ed) .'Nov 145 Battle pictures , Nov 14 3 3 Godkin, E. L., paper ".-n Beaconsfield and (Ed) Aug 31 4 3 American View of Ireland" Black, J. S., on (Ed) Apr 21 4 2 Aug 20 4 6 Borneo charter, ingenious de- Godkin's, E. L., "View of Ire- fence o f (Ed) Apr 444 land," London (C) "G. W. S." Budget Apr25 1 - 4 Aug 26 2 1 Budget (Ed) Apl 25 4 2 Godoy, Joaquin, Chilian minis- Chancellorship of the Ex- ter June24 1 2 chequer, resigned Dec15 1 3 Gold going, but labor coming Closure, and the (Ed) Nov 243 (Ed) May20 4 4 Closure, victory (Ed) Apl 142 Goldmark, Leo, case of. .Apr 29, "Comic "(Ed) Nov 26 6 4 May 5, 6 Confederacy, and the — Sept 2313Gcodall, Albeit G., card Apl 27 5 1 Critics (Ed) Apl 11 4 4 Gordon, "Chinese" (Ed)...Feb 245 Dillon, denounced May 26 1 3 Gorham, Geo. C., letter to Egypt,on Nov 311 Cooke SeptSO 5 4 Fifty years in the Commons Gorloff, geographer May 15 4 6 (Ed) Decl3 4 2 Gorringe's boyhood Dec 10 3 4 Hated, why he is (Ed;....Mar 28 4 3 Gortschakoff, Alex. M., sketch Home Rule, on Feb 18 5 1 of Apr 10 1 3 Home Rule, Ms views of, Gould, E. P., case of Sept 28 5 4 London (C) "G. W. S.".Mar 13 2 1 Gould, Jay. Insult—Parnell letter (Ed) Elevated railroad taxation, May 18 4 5 Irish policy (Ed> Api 30 6 2 second letter to Mayor Irish policy reversed (Ed) Grace May 442 Interview Oct31 2 3 Jingoism, liberal (Ed)....Mar 29 4 3 Jersey Central, on control of Jokes (Ed) Nov 26 6 4 the Msr24 1 4 Kilmainhain compact, and the Letter to Governor Cornell on May 29 2 1 elevated railroad taxation Land League, andthe May22 1 1 June 13 2 4 Library, in his Mar 19 4 6 "Nickel Plate" road, on the Lords, and the (Ed) Aug 543 Oct 29 7 1 Parliamentary rules (Ed),Feb 743 Railroad affairs, on Dec 5 7 4 Policy, London (C) •• G W S " Stocks Mar 14 5 2 May 18 1 6 Storv—Elevated R. R. suit, on Policy, Egypt, London (C) the OctlS 1 6 "G.W.S." Aug 721 Taxation of elevated roads, on Rules, new (Ed) Feb 13 4 3 May 652 Silence (Ed) Oct 543 Testimony, " corners " and Speech, closure motion...Feb 26 1 1 "futures" Dec 16 1 6 Speech on closure rules..Nov 114 (See also Railroads.) Speech, Irish policy May 314 Government property, value of Speech, Lord Mayor's ban- Nov 513 quet Aug 10 1 1 Governors (Ed) :.Nov 843 Speech in support of the vote Gowen. Franklin B., address to o f credit, extracts Aus: 652 Reading stockholders ...Apr 514 (Ed) Aug 943 Banquet Jan 27 5 3 Speech at Welsh railway sta- Grace, William R. tion (Ed) .'..Oct 543 Cavendish murder, speech Speech, why England is fight- May 13 5 3 ing July 25 2 5 Citizenship Mar 822 Task (E) May 10 4 3 City government,on (Ed).Mar 26 6 2 Tilt with tfce Lords (Ed)..Feb 25 4 3 Democratic party. " A great Gladstone, Mrs., sketch of..Feb 26 8 4 past "(Ed) Aug 10 4 4 Glancey, John Bu, mental con- Fraud, charged with Apr 13 2 4 dition of Nov 5, 15 Legislation lor the city, views Glass, export, trade Nov 15 2 1 Mar 23 8 1 Glass-making, novelty in. .July 1 10 1 Message Jan 316 Glass, pieces of, emerging from (Ed) Jan 342 a boy Mar 23 5 2 Nominations Nov 15 10 1 Glass, stained Oct 22 10 1 Reformer, as a (Ed) May 12 4 4 Glass workers Aug 513 Salaries of city emploves, on Glattstein, Mrs. Mary, attack Dec 1431 upon May22 5 6 Speech at Cooper Union..Oct 28 1 6 Glazing, double Nov 455 Speech. New-England Soc. Globe Company, Boston Feb 383 dinner Dec 23 3 2 Glove-fights declared illegal Thrown from his carriage.Dec 31 12 2 Aug 656Grady, Thomas F. (Ed) Jan 16 4 5 Glove-fights, "An old fraud in Anti-monopolists, and the a new form " (Ed) July 30 6 3 (Ed; Mar 143 Glucose in candy Mar 14 2 4 Card Jan20 2 2 Glyn-Campbeli marriage ...July 512 Tax bill, and the Apr21 2 4 Gnats on the wheel (Ed) Jan 15 6 5 Grady & Co., •' carrying it too Goblet, M. (Ed) July 22 4 5 far" (Eel) Jan22 6 2 68 INDEX TO THE G—Graefe—Gray. Date. Pg. Cl. G—Great Britain. Date. Pg. Cl. Graefe, Walter H., case of. .Aug 31 5 4 Great Britain. Grain,declineinpriceof(Ed)Febl6 4 3 Alliances (Ed) Sept 743 Grain, decline in price of (Ed) American suspects. (See MarlO 4 4 American citizens.) Grain, exports (Ed) Oct 19 4 4 Arms, seizuie of... June 19 1 1 Grain yield (Ed) Oct 20 4 4 Budget...! Apr 25 1 4 Grain speculation, Chicago.July 19 5 4 Cabinet rumors (Ed) Dec 14 4 Gramme combination Apr 28 10 2 Channel tunnel scheme " Grand old man," Tilrien (Ed) Mar 12, Oct 14 Jan 31 4 3 (Ed) Feb 18, Mar 2 Grant, F. D., and the Boston Colonies, Australasian...Sept 3 9 Electric Light Co Apr 25 2 Country houses, London (C).. Nov 5, 12 Grant, U. S. Country seats (Ed) Sept 3 6 Annexation (Ed) July21 4 Courts of Justice, opening of Barrios's mission, on July 20 1 (C) Dec22 3 1 Japanese indemnity, on the.. Courts, new, opened Dec 513 July 31 I 5 Egypt, intervention in (Ed) Letter to Elmore Apr 21 1 6 June 29 4 Pelican in politics, (Ed)..F«b 27 4 Egyptian policy (Ed) June 27 4 Peruvian company, and the Dissatisfaction June 15, 25 (Ed) Feb22 4 War. (See War.) Peruvian company, and the... Egypt, end of a farce (Ed)Dec 6 4 April 2 4 Election, North Riding, Con- Apr 12 2 1 servative victory Jan 2654 Apr 21 1 6 Elections (Ed) May 21 6 5 Porter caser , on the Jan 6 1 Fighting mood, in (Ed)..July 18 4 3 Nov25 7 Finances, "unfulfilled pro- Porter case, letter to Cameron phecies " (Ed> Apr 14 4 3 Dec 4 8 Financial crisis Jan 28 1 4 Porter case, on the, Logan's Financial interests in Egypt reply D C 1 3 (Ed) Aug 20 6 Railway accident, escapes Gossip,an Englishman's notes, June 30 1 1 London (C)..Apr 3, 12, 17, Retirement bill (Ed) Dec 25 4 2 24, 30, May 7, 19, June 4,11, Retirement bill, Aug 114 18, 25, July 3, V, 16, 23, 31, Senate debates Feb 21 1 1 Aug 6, 13, 20, 27. Sept 3, Passed Senate Feb 24 1 1 Nov 12, 19, Dec 3 Rosecrans, on Ma,r 22 6 6 Hampton Court burned...Dec 16 1 3 Speech, Lincoln club dinner.. Intei meddling in affairs of all Feb14 5 4 nations (Ed) June 24 4 3 Speech, New-England Soc. Irish policy, change in (Ed).. dinner Dec 28 2 3 Apr 30 6 2 Grant Club, meeting in Albany New May2,3,4 Feb 254 Reversed (Ed) May442 Grant Club, "next epidemic" (Ed) Feb 344 (See also Ireland.) Granville,Earl, correspondence, Jingoism, liberal (Ed)....Mar 29 4 8 Clay ton-Bui wer Treaty Journalism. (See Journalism.) Jan 28. Feb 10, 18 Land Act, "dishing the Eng- Granviile, Earl, on England and lish Radicals " (Ed) Apr 27 4 3 Egypt July 22 " Literary History," Mrs. Granviile, Earl, letter to Minis- Oliphant's Aug 681 ter West, Irish suspects..May 4 Lord Mayor's banquet Nov 10 1 4 Grape culture at Napa and Los Lords, tilt with (Ed) Feb 2543 Angeles (C)... Oct 31 Mansion House, London, at- Grape-growing in New-Jersey.. tempt to blow up May15 1 1 Feb 22 Married Women's Property "Gratzes," again (Ed) Apr 20 bill (Ed) Sept 363 " Gratzes," fate of the (Ed).... Military organization (Ed) May 30 July «0 4 8 Gratings, Rowland's Dec 17 North Borneo Charter (Ed) Grave robbery, x.ord Crawford Apr 444 (Ed) Nov 9 Parliament: Adjournment of Grave robbery in Lynchburg, Aug 19 1 1 Va Jan22 Arrears bill, amendments Grave robbery (Ed) Dec 14 (Ed) .AuglO 4 8 Grave robbers, arrest of, in Arrears bill, debate.May 17 23 Philadelphia Dec 6 Arreais bill, Lords' amend- Grave robbers convicted.. .Dec 16 ment rejected Aug 914 Gray, Asa, on the North Amer- Arrears bill, second reading ican Flora Aug26 passed House July 28 1 3 Gray, E, Dwyer, sent to prison, Arrears bill, third reading in Aug 17 House July 22 5 2 Debate in Parliament..Aug 18 Assembled Feb 814 Release of , >..Oct 1 Reassemble (Ed) Oct 24 4 2 Gray, John P., assassination of, Reassembling of Oct25 1 1 attempted Mar 17 Atheists, bill t o exclude.Mar 854 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1882. 69 G—Great Britain. Date. Pg. Cl. G—Gt. Brit un—Guiteau. Date. Pg. Cl. Bradlaugh, not allowed to Great Britain, trouble ahead take oath Feb 814 for" (Ed) Jan26 4 4 Bradlaugh takes the oath Feb 22 1 3 Greece. Bradlaugh expelled Feb 23 5 Elections Jan 3 5 5 Closure rule Feb 12 King, cold reception Feb 116 13, Oct 26 27, Nov 1, 2, 7, Ministry, new ....Mario 1 5 8, 9, 11 Greeks,"" tricks of Mar 12 9 2 Closure rule (Ea)....Apr 1 Greeley, Horace. Nov 4, 18 Boyhos.dof Oct 22 9 2 Closure debate, Press com- Death of his daughter Ida.... ments Apr 13 2 Apr 12 5 2 County franchise Mar 23 5 Death of his son, letter. .June 443 Kilmainham treaty, debate Thoreau, and June 11 5 1 Nov 25 1 Green, G. B., flight of Sept 11 8 1 Land Act debate Feb 25 Green, Norvin, letter to Gar- 27, 28, Mar 1, 3 rett Nov26 2 6 Land Act resolution adopted Replies to Garrett D ec 2 5 2 Mar 10 5 Telegraph property, on.. Mar 16 2 1 Land reform legislation Greenland coa^t, researches " dishing the Radicals " June 496 (Ed) Apr27 4 Greenleaf, Anna, bequests Oathsbilllost July 5 1 July 115 O'Donnell suspended...July 4 1 Greenville, N. J.. school house. Prorogued Dec 3 1 Oct 14 10 4 Queen's speech Feb 8 1 Greenwood, N. Y., bond trou- (Ed) Feb 8 4 • bles (Ed) Feb 15 4 4 Repression bill, House de- Grevin's sanity Sept 854 bate May 25 Grevy, President, talk with, 26. June 2, 3,6. 8, 9 10, Paris (C) Feb 16 5 2 13,14,15, 24, 28, 30, July 1, Grey, Earl, deserts Gladstone Jan 19 1 4 Repression bill, second read- Griffen on the influence of pop- ing May20 1 ulation Nov23 1 1 Rules (Ed) Feb 7 4 Irow, Galusha A., on Pennsyl- Rules, new Feb 9 1 vania politics May 12 5 1 Rules, new (Ed) Feb 13 4 Interview Nov 11 2 3 Rules, new, introduced in Growler, born (E) Sept 10 6 5 House Feb21 5 Juano (Ed) Apr 965 Session, moral of a wasted Guano island discovered in the (Ed) Auacl7 " 4 Gulf of California Feb 11 1 3 Suspects, release of, House Guatemala—Mexico boundary debates June 7 1 dispute, diplomatic corres- Tumults (C) "G W S ".Mar 14 2 pondence Feb 11, 18 Parliamentary talent, decline Dispute (Ed) May 31 4 3 in (Ed) Jan 3 4 Dispute, history of (C)... May 31 3 2 Parvenu , Feb 26 Treaty, signed Sept 30 1 4 Policy, glimpses of (Ed).-Nov 8 Politics, contrasts (Ed) ..Feb 21 Guiteau. Partisanship (Ed) Mar 6 Address to the jury Jan 22 1 6 Transitions of (Ed) Oct 6 Address to the people Jan 2714 Railroad accidents, record Address (rejected) Jan 16 1 6 June 28 Autopsy, charges against Dr. Ramble in England, William Lamb July 653 Winter's. (See Winter.) Autopsy, report of the medi- Rural life, letters from Mayne cal examination Ju'jr 7 2 3 Reid..Apr 1, 9, 16,23, 30, Autopsy, another report. July 14 2 4 May 7, 14,21,28\ June 4,11, Bod r, an offer for his.. ..Jan 751 18,25, July 2. 9, 16,23, 30, Disposition o f Feb 155 Aug 6, 13/20, 27, Sept 3, 10, July 724 17, 24 Dr. Hicks claims ownership Speeches, vacation (Ed)..Oct 17 o f July 822 Silver question, and the (Ed) Exhumed July 653 Apr 5 Bouquet, poisoned July 1351 Smalley, George W., letters Brain, report o n his Sept 554 from (Sea Smalley.) Sept 915 Social customs Jan 9 Buried in Washington jail Troops illtreated at Limerick July 214 Feb 6 Career o f July 133 Turkey Military Convention Case before the Cabinet.June 24 1 1 (Ed) Sept 8 Cabinet decision June 25 7 5 Vatican, and the May 2 " Conspiracy " asrainst (Ed).. War, moral ground for (Ed).. Jan 18 4 3 July 27 Estate Apr 12 1 3 Preparations against Egypt Execution o f July 111 July 6 (Ed) July 142 With Egypt. (See War.) Found guilty as indicted. .Jan 26 , 1 1 World's policemen, the (Ed) Insane, is he, Medico-Legal June 24 Society discussion ...June 824 INDEX TO THE G-Guiteau-Guus. Date. Pg. Cl. G—Gunn—Hammel. Date. Pg. Cl. Insanity, opinion of Attorney- Gunn, Frederick W., monument General Brewster Oct 24 2 5 Oct 5 5 Letter May 20 2 1 Gunnison Country (C) Sept 23 7 Maudlin science (Ed) Nov 143 Guthridge, Jules, case oL.Apr 8 4 Medico-Legal Society,on.Mar 216 Gypsies encamped in Broadway Petition for a rehearing of the Sept 8 8 case June 355 Denied June 475 Haag, Heinrich, elastic skin— Trial: Bill of exceptions, ar- Mar 24 8 gument....May 10, 11, 12, 13 Haden, Francis Seymour...Oct 14 5 (Ed) Jan 6, 18, 27,29 Lotos Club reception....N ov 12 7 Brooks's testimony Dec516 Talkwith Nov 6 2 Comments Jan 28 5 4 Hadley, H. H., charges against English Jan 29 1 1 Nov 18 8 Cox's, Judge, charge to the Hague Cabinet crisis May 10 5 jury Jan26 1 1 Hahn, F. S., disbarred from the (Ed). Jan27 4 2 bar Nov25 2 5 Cox. Judge, and the, letter Haigh, J. L., indictments can- frorn"H. J." Mar 146 celled Janl3 8 4 Cox, Judge, defended by Haile, J. L., acquitted Sept 10 1 2 Judge M cCurdy Feb 20 5 8 Hair turning suddenly white.. Cox's, Judge, decisions in Nov 12-3 3 law points Janll 1 6 Hale. Douglass R., fate of.. Nov 26 1 6 Davidge's address...Jan 13, 14 Hale, Eugene, on Arthur..June 15 4 3 Defence compelled to close.. Dakota, on (Ed) Mar 23 4 2 Jan 516 Speech at Maine Rep, Conven- End of Jan 26 1 1 tion June 14 1 6 English opinions, London Hale. S. W., elected Gov. of (C) " G. W. S." Feb 11 5 2 New-Hampshire Nov 811 Feb 16 5 4 Halderman, Minister, at the English press on the (Ed).. CourtofSiam Dec 21 2 6 Feb 243Hall, Benj. F.. on Mormonism.. Gray's testimony Jan 163 Jan 30 1 Jan 4 1 6 Hall, Charles H.,card Feb 12 7 Habeas corpus denied. June 20 5 1 Hall, Henry, on shipping..Sept 15 6 Jurymen, talks with Jan 27 1 6 Hall, Jeremiah, land claim.May 1 1 Law points, argument Jan 8, 9,10 Hall, John. Cox's decisions Janll 1 6 Education, on Mai 1 2 Law of responsibility (Ed) Free libraries, on Jan 21 5 Jan 13 4 2 Lecture, "The Day and Those New, arguments heard.Feb 416 who Keep It" Feb 15 2 New, denied by Court in Mormonism, on Jan V3 1 bane May23 2 1 Speech, education of .Indians. N ew, motion denied Feb 516 Mar 22 5 New, papers filed Jan 29 2 1 Speech, persecution of Jews New, Snyder's affidavit.Feb 416 in Russia Feb 2 2 Porter's, Judge, argument.. Hall, W. K., on the Chinese... Jan 1116 May 14 9 Porter's address to the jury Halstead, Murat, letter to N. Y. Jan 24, 25, 26 Commercial Advertiser con- Prosecution closed Jan 416 cerning Garfield Jan 18 2 Keed's address to the jury.. New-York newspapers, on Jan 15 5 1 some Jan 31 4 Besults, some Jan 211 ETam, poisoned by eating..Apr 12 8 Scoville's address to the Hamilton College Alumni at jury Jan 17, dinner Dec 15 2 18, 19,20,21 Hamilton, Duke of, library (C) (Ed) Jan.18 4 3 / "G. W. S." Jan 22 5 Scoville's attack on the Stal- /Card Dec 24 7 warts Jan 19 1 6 Reception. Bangor, Me .Dec 20 1 Scoville on the verdict..Jan 26* 2 5 Hamilton Library, London (C) Sentenced t o b e hanged.Feb 516 "G. W. S." Feb 5 8 Sentenced (Ed) Feb 642 Hamilton Library, letter from Sequels Jan 27 1 5 Bohn(Ed) Jan 31 4 Verdict, foreign press on ... Hamilton Palace July 4 4 Jan 27 1 5 Hamilton's, Frank H., bill for Verdict, sermons Jan 30 5 3 services rendered to Gar- Views of, letters from cor... field .....; Nov 13 1 Jan 683 Plumbing, on Mar 17 5 Will of, contested July 21 5 5 Hamilton, John C.,will of.. N ov 14 2 " Guiteau case " Mrs. Scoville's Hamilton, Wm. J., declared lecture May 154 sane Oct 22 10 "Guiteauism," Scoville's lec- lamlet's tombs Nov 19 4 ture Aprl4 8 2 Hammel, Horace, sent to prison Guiteau's, exeunt the (Ed^. July 16 6 5 Mar 14 2 Gulf Stream and Europe Jan 29 9 3 Pardon of Dec 7 1 Gun, ideal Oct 1 9 1 Hammel, Louis, body of, found Guns, muzzle pivot May 21 9 l J Jan 9 5 NEW.YORK DAILY TBIBUNE FOB 1882. H—Hammond—Hauk, Date. Pg. Cl. H—Haun —Helm. Date. Pg. Cl. Hammond, Wm. A., paper Haunted house in Harlem. June 5 '2 3 " Seasoning Mania" Mar 216 Havemeyer's, Theo. A., farm Hampton,Wade, cheap humbug (C). Feb 4 (Ed) June26 4 3 Haverly J. H,, talk with..July 24 HamptonCourt,London, burned Hawaii, religion in Feb 12, 20 Dec 15 1 3 Elections.... Feb 26 "Hancock of course" July 13 4 4 Industry, Honolulu (C) . Jun3 Hancock, W. S., and the Penn. 19, July 2 Governorship (Ed) June 2 4 2 [Hawkins, John F., tribute.Nov 2 Beception, Loyal Lesion..Jan 5 5 Hawthorne.Julian,on Kemeys's Hangman, James Van Heise '• Still Hunt" Nov 13 May 27 8 Hawthorne, pictures of ...Apr 25 Harber, Giles B., sketch of.Fefo 3 1 Hay crop July 27 Interview Feb 4 5 English ....Aug27 Hardenbergh, A. A., on Na- Hay and Produce" Exchange.. tional banks (Ed) Apr 5 4 Oct 5 Hardy, Charles Gathorne..May 18 4 Hay, John, letter concerning a Hardy, Thomas, charge against private dispatch from White- Jan 28 6 law Beid to Garfield ( 3d).Jan 11 Hare, Augustas May8 6 Hay, Milton, and Julge Dram- • Hare-Hinman suit M ar 8, mond(Ed) Jan 28 9, 10, 11, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 21, Hayden. Thos. G., c^se oL.Aug 15 22, 23, 25, 28, 29, 30, 31, Apr Hayes, Henry G., removed from 4, 5. 6, 7, 11, 12, 14, 15 office Mar 26 Harlem Biver improvement Bemoval, concerning his.Mar 28 scheme, Stoughton's Jan 13 8 Hayes, JohnL., sketch of.June 8 Harlem iliver improvements, Talk with Dec 30 Stouffht on's letter ....Feb 12 10 Hayes, B. B., on wine in the Harlem Hiver ferry Oct 3 1 White House Jan 9 Harper & Brother, card ...Nov 14 3 Hayes, Mrs. B. B., testimonial Harrison, Benj., speech in In- Jan 19 dianapolis Aug31 1 H ayti revolution.. Jan 21, Apr 11 (Ed) Sept 1 4 Hazen, W. B;, on Captain How- Speech on Mississippi im- gate Mav 4 provements Apr 22 1 On Wiggins's weather predic- Harte's, Bret, "Fables". Jan 8, 29 tions Dec 22 5 Card Febl3 5 Headache, cure for May 15 6 Letter from G. T. Lani, Sept 2 2 July 2 Politics and finance, on..Oct 1 10 Heinrich, Franz, marriel in Testimony, "corners"and deal- court Dec 20 ing in "futures" Dec 15 1 Heir, how an. was found...Dec 26 Yellowstone property Dec 16 3 Heiss, Michael, made an Arch- Hathaway, William, estate Aug 23 1 bishop A.pr 24 Hatton, Frank, letter S.A.Whit- Hell Gate, electric lights for... field ". Apr 7 2 Jan 5 Lobbyist, as a (Ed) Aug 11 4 Work at Jan 8 Houghton, Charles H:, charged Helm, M. D., removed from of- withfraud Oct 4 fice Nov 26 Hauk, Minnie, and Mr. Maple- Helmbold, Elmer, attempt at son Apr 2 suicide June 26 INDEX TO THE H-Help-Hill. Date. Pg. Cl. H—Hill-Hop. Date. Cl. Helplessness, habit of (Ed) Eliminating old issues (Ed) Mar 943 Jan 25 2 Henderson-Cunningham fight. Garfield, and Hammond's Nov 4 1 5 tribute (C) Aut? 30 4 Henderson, D. B.. made secre- Hill, D. B., letter accepting tary of National Republican nomination for Lieutenant- Committee May 622 Governor , Oct 10 Political assesments, on Sketch of Sept 23 Aug 822Hill, E. O , fired at Aug 7 Republicanism, his May 11 4 6 Hill, Hamilton A., speech at Chamber of Commerce ban- Hendricks, Thomas A. quet May 10 Prohibition, on (Ed) Aug 4 4 Hill, Isaac 1ST., on the Knicker- Reform, on (Ed) Aug 23 4 bocker Life Insurance Co.Jan 16 Straddle, greatest of his life Hilton, Henry, interview...Apr 16 (Ed) Mar20 4 Hilton, W. J.. on the New-York Unsuccessful, temperance Governorship May 15 (Ed^ Aug 542Hindoo, Lackersteeu Oct 30 Heney, George T., case of..Dec 30 2 1 Hindoos, civilizatiOD of ....July 19 Henirey, Heurv Mar 19 6 Historical relics, Philadelphia Henry, Edwin, on silk culture (El) ; Dec 24 in America Jan 11 5 Historical Society anniversary Marshal, removed from office Nov 22 Nov 26 2 2 History of 1882 Dec 31 Caseof Nov28 1 6 History, an everyday (Ed).Dec 31 Removal, reasons for Dec 23 1 1 Hitt, Robert R., testimony Henry, T. H.. first colored man Peru-Chili inquiry May 24 admitted to Pennsylvania Bar Hoadly, Judge, and Samuel J. Jan 175 Hepburn, A. B., declines nomi- Tilden (Ed) May 24 nation To-' Congressman-at- Hoar, Geo: ge F. Large Oct 322 Hepwort>\ Giorge H., and Political assessments Sept 8 Spiritua'ism Dec 25 2 4 River and Harbor bill, why he Iferald, New-York, on Corik- voted for Aug 16 . ling (Ed) June24 4 4 Speech, Chinese immigration. Dispatch, stolen. (See White- " Mar 2 law . eid.) Hoe, Richard, picture sale..Feb 23 Governoiship, and the (Ed).. Hoe, Richard M , on work in Aug 26 4 2 Houses of Refuge Apr 12 Medal. "306," on the Feb 14 4 6 Hoernlein, M., attempts murder Tom Platt, and (Ed) Jan 944 and suicide July 25 Herbarium, ancient Apr 993 Hoffman, Rev. H. O., case of.. Herkomer, Hubert, sketch of.. Jan 28 Oct 144Holiday, coming (Ed) July 9 Talk to art students Nov 25 2 3 Holidays, hints (Ed) Dec 17 Works, exhibition of N ov 27 5 4 Holker, Sir John (C) "G. W. S." Herman, Henrv, case of Jan 28 8 1 Feb 13 Here, Engineer Seeds (Ed).Oct 30 4 4 Holland, J. G., Southern story Herzegovina insurrection. .Jan about Jan 8 20, 21, 22, 25, 27, 29, Feb 3, 12, 13, 14, 22, 25, 27, Mar 12, 13 Holmes, O. W. (Ed) Jan 20 4 3 Emerson, tribute to May 21 Irish, and the Oct20 Hewitt, Abram S. Letter, Herbert Spencer ban- Cadetship Mar 29 5 1 quet Nov 10 Congress,renominatedfor.Oct 22 5 4 Retirement from Harvard Funding bill, and the (Ed) M edical School Nov 29 May 18 4 3 Holyoake's, Geo. J., lecture Letter, Lynch-Chalmers case " cooperation " JSTov 24 May 25 2 1 Some again (Ed) Oct 1 Obstructionist's an (Ed).May 26 4 4 Homes, floating, of Bangkok.. Speech at Democratic mass- Feb 5 3 meeting Oct27 2 2 [omes of poor people Jan 8 10 Speech, Demociatic victory Honey, Americaa, in England N ov 23 5 4 (C) Dec 22 Tariff, on the (Ed) Mar 31 4 2 Honolulu Cabinet changes.June 14 Tariff revision scheme (Ed) Industrv (C) June 19, Apr 15 4 2 July 2 Tariff, speech Mar 31 2 1 [oodlum, undergraduate (Ed) Hickcox, John H., case of..Jan 20 1 3 Apr 21 Higginson, Thos. W., on Web- Hoodlum, "Beitfamily" (Ed). ster and Wilde Feb 536 Apr 27 High Bridge, successful leap [opkins,Alfred, dismissed from from Juiie 553 the JMavy Nov 23 High Lite, movements in (Ed) Hopkins, Amos L., interview.. May 764 Marl6, Aug 11 Hill, Benjamin H. [opkins, Mark, Garfield memo- Death of Aug 17 2 1 rial discourse July 5 NEW-YOBK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1882. H—Horr—Hoyt. Date. Pg. Cl. H—Hub—Iceland. Date. Pg. Cl. Horr, K. G., speech on tariff Hubbard's Newspaper Direc- Mar 10 1 ,4 tory Mar 14 6 1 Horrors of the century, some Hubbell, Jay A., letters toGeo. early „ May 14 4 2 Wm. Curtis on Civil Service Horse market, scenes at...Sept 15 3 6 June 24, July 7 Horse races. (See Turf.) Denials July 28 1 5 " Horse in motion, the " Still- Hubert, Godfrey, case of..Apr 413 man's Feb 28 6 1 Hudson, discovery o f the..May 324 Horses, importation of Aug 25 8 1 Hudson Biver Tunnel accident Training of, for fire service.. Aug 21, Oct 10 Feh 22 2 4 Huff, Chauncy W Dec 21 1 3 Trotting, sale of Mar 22, 23 Hughes, John M., judgments.. Horticulture, marvels in (Ed).. July 27 8 1 Feb 19 6 2 Hughes, Margaret E., at Bugby Hospital authorities censured.. Colony Oct31 2 5 JulylS 8 2 Hugo, Victor. Hospital fund, distribution of.. Artist, a s an, Paris (C)..June 446 Feb 16 8 2 "Le Boi s'Amuse," anniver- National Homoeopathic..Feb 24 1 3 sary Dec 10 3 3 Bailway employes, for Apr 152 Word "Gamin," and the..Apr 561 Public, condition of July 22 2 4 Children, and. Paris (C) ..Oct 15 3 3 Hospitals, defects i n No'v 882 Jews, o nthe July 236 Hotel life June 984 Nihilists, pleacls for Mar21 1 3 Hotels, highly moral (Ed)..July 23 6 4 " Torquemad a " June 19 2 1 Houghton, C., case of Get 11 7 5 Hull. HattieJ , concerning.Ap? 152 Sent to prison Nov 15 2 1 Eumane society" ' , Dr~ . Thorn'"Corn's House-hunting (Ed) Nov 845 July 22 8 2 Houses, tenement Jan 8 10 1 Humor, American, and Oscar Houses, ten?ment, improved... Wilde (Ed) Feb 21 4 Apr 3, May 15, Oct 18 Hunt, Ward, pension Jan 18 1 Houses of Befuge, work in.Apr 12 8 3 Bill retiring, passed U. S.Sen- Household expenses tEd)..Jan 865 ate Jan20 2 Howard, Bronson, Lotos Club House Jan 26 3 reception Oct 29 2 5 Hunt, Wm. H., made Minister Howard, J. Q,., charges against. to Bussia Apr 7 1 June 28, July 20. Nov 18 Elunter's Point nuisance...Mar 28 2 Howard, O. O., on Doubleday's Hunter's Point nuisances.. Apr 13 8 "Chancelloraville and Gettys- Huntington. Jno. D., marriage burg" Apr 823 of Mar 17 8 Doubleday's letter in reply Hurlbut, S. D., case of Jan 21 1 Apr 17 2 4 Hurlbut, Stephen A. Howard, Susan A., case of .May 14 12 1 Cochet claim, on the Apr 1 1 Howard, Wm. Lee, his journey Deathof Apr 4 2 from Iceland to Utah Feb 19 30 1 Death, details Apr 22 5 Howe, Julia Ward, on Oscar Letter to Baich Feb 1 8 Wilde Feo 18 6 1 Shipherd, on ..Apr 4 5 Lecture : "Women as a Social Hurlbut, Wm. H., testimony - Power Nov 355 Chili-Peruvian inquiry...Apr 21 1 6 Howe, Sarah E., sent to prison Hurricane. (See Storms.) Mar 14 1 3 Husband-poisoning (Ed)...Sept 7 Howe,Timothy O . as a lobbyist Hutchinson, Ellen M., poem, July 21 1 4 " Praise-God-Barebones" . Dec 17 Postmaster-General, assumed Hutchinson, J. A., vindication duties Jan 613 ol Apr 8 Beport as Postmaster-General Hutchinson, W. J., expelled Dec 596 from Stock Exchange. ".June 7 Howe, Walter, for Assembly Expulsion June 8 (Ed) Oct27 4 4 Concerning July 6 Howells.W. D., on England and Testimony, "corners" Dec 30 America Nov 534Hydrophobia: J..Baker case.. Heroines, one o f (Ed) July 264 Jan 11 Literary merits of (Ed)..Nov 12 6 3 Dalton, Thomas Feb 16 Photograph of Society, his (C) Gardiner, William Jan 26 Dec 13 3 3 Moore, Edward, case of ..Feb 26 Bowgate, H. W.t escape of.Apr 14 1 1 Hoyt, Charles M., case of ..Jan 22 1 - 5 Hygrometer, new Aug 20 Hoyt, Henry M., letter to Whar- Hyman-Morris affray Aug 15 ton Barker Nov412 I. Government of Indians, on the Ice barriers, Neptune's voyage (Ed) Aprl7 4 2 (Ed) Octl4 Man y declaration (Ed)..Nov 563 Crop, outlook Jan 22 Cutters'quarrels (Ed) Feb 5 Hoyt, Jesse, death of .. Aug 15 5 3 Cutting, on the Hudson. .Jan 2 L Bequests Aug 30 8 1 Making, new way of M ay 33 Will contest Oct 31, Nov 10 Icebergs on the ocean Mar 6 Hoyt, John Q., discarded ..Nov 11 8 1 Icebergs and glaciers June 4 Hoyt, S. W., charges against.. Cce-lioes and sun-spots July 16 Nov 382Iceland, famine in Oct 30 INDEX TO THE I—Iceland—Imp. Dpte. Pg. I—Inc—Indians. Date. Pg. Cl. Iceland to Utah, observations Incendiarism, Elder arrested for of an Iceland traveller—Feb 19 10 July 26 5 3 Idaho, camping and fi shins: in Income and outlay (Ed) .In 865 Sept 24 7 Incubators incubate, do (Ed).. Ide, Amos. Novll 7 Mar 1964 Idiot, the club (Ed) May 17 4 Index, THE TRIBUNE (Ed)..Jan 27 4 4 Ignatieff, Gen., resigns as Min- Indexes, humors of Feb 12 3 3 ister of the Interior of Russia. India budget Mar 914 Apr 24 5 India, Europeans and natives in Ignatieff, retirement of June 13 1 Jan 136 Illicit distillery seized in India, social ways in Sept 10 9 2 117th-st Dec 23 3 India rubber plants July 30 9 1 Illinois. Indiana. Democratic convention...Aug 316 Courts, Cook and I/a Salle Democratic trickery (Ed).Sept 2 4 4 Counties Jan 22 2 Election Nov 852 Democratic convention..Sept 8 5, Official vote Nov 22 5 2 Destruction in Southeastern Greenback convention Feb 23 2 3 counties Feb 3 5 Politics, Jeffersonville (C) Oct 18 5 3 Election Nov 8 5 Indianapo:is (C) Sept 25 2 2 Republican convention..June 29 5 Oct 16 1 4 Illiteracy (C) July 17, Sept 15 Situation (Ed) Sept 25 4 2 National (C) July 17 2 Popular rule in (Ed) Aug 11 4 3 Statisticsof Nov 24 5 Republican convention..Ang 10 1 5 Illiteracy, John Eaton on...Dec 22 2 Statesmen (Ed) Feb 14 4 3 Illustrators July 30 3 Temperance question (Ed) Sept 12 4 2 Immigration. Indians. Canadian (Ed) Jan 14 4 Agents, defence o f (C) Deo 475 (Ed) ,lan26 4 Alaska! Oct 17 5 3 Chinese (Ed) Mar 3 4 Alaska.hostile punished..Nov 13 1 2 (Ed) Apr6 4 Alaskan villages, shelling of Chinese, bill to restrict,vetoed (C) Dec 2 3 '2 by President Arthur A pr 5 1 (Ed) Dec 844 (Ed), Apr 5 4 Apaches, atrocities bv--Apr 6, Chinese bill signed by Presi- 21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27,28,May dent Arthur May9 1 1, 2, 5, Aug 19, 31 Chinese, Page's bill before Message, President Arthur's Congress Jan 26 5 Apr 28 10 4 Chinese, Page bill passed Appropriation bill passed Sen- House Apr 18 1 ate Dec 20 1 2 (See also U. S. Congress.) Babble, more (Ed) Oct 15 6 3 Chinese, Thurlow Weed on.. Brave Bear hanged Nov 16 1 3 Mar 29 5 Bureau, Chief 'Joseph, and Deductions from (Ed) Jan 7 4 letter from E. L. Stev- Destinations of, report Supt. ens May29 2 6 -Jackson JanlS 8 Bureau, report of Commis- Destinations of Sept 17 5 sioner PJ ice Oct22 1 6 German (Ed) Apr 5 4 Captain Jack killed ..May ^ 5 4 Gold going, but labor coming Children at Carlisle School (Ed) May20 4 (Ed) Feb 945 Head-tax declared illegal.Feb 11 2 Choctaw-Chickasaw dispute Inspection tax question...Feb 17 8 Jan 414 Jewish (Ed) Jan 19 4 Civilization of, Kirkwood's Labor problems,and (Ed).Apr 2 6 bill Jan20 1 2 Legislation affecting steerage Colombian merchants killed (Ed) Jufy23 6 by Nov 16 1 2 Of 1881 JanlS 6 Commissioners, annual meet- Regulation of, bill before Con- ing Jan 13 1 1 gress — Apr 5 2 Commissioners, annual report South, and the (Ed) Jan 5 4 Feb 17 1 8 State imported, a (Ed)..Mar 14 4 (Ed) Feb 19 6 3 Statistics Feb 26, Compensation, study in (Ed) Mar 15, Apr 19, May 21, Nov 26 6 3 June 1, 17, Aug 4, 27, Oct Courts for trial of Dec 24 2 4 28, Nov 21, Dec 23 Creek troubles..I Aug 513 Tax, compromiseproposed Creeksatwar Dec28 1 5 Jan 25 b Crook's, General, orders (Ed) Valuable new citizens (Ed).. 0<-t 23 4 4 May 2 4 Disturbance, Reel Cloud (Ed) Women, of (Ed) Feb 12 6 Sept 143 Women, organization of (C)... Education of Mar 22 5 2 Feb 7 3 Sept 29 1 3 (See also Emigration.) Ethnology, collection illustrat- Immigrants, where, come from ing Dec 483 Sept 17 2 Justice, Crook's method..Oct 16 5 5 Imports and exports. (See Trade.) Labelling (Ed) Dec 22 4 4 Impostor. (See Swindler.) Labor for (C) May 22 3 1 NEW-YORE: DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882. I—Indians—Insane. Date. Pg. Cl. 1—Insane—Insurance. Date. Pg. Cl. Lands, right of way through Old law and modern maniacs Apr 12 5 5 (& I—Insurance—Ireland. Date. Pg. CL I—Ireland. Date. Pg. Cl. Keport of committee..May24 2 5 Crime, letter from ' G. W. S." (Ed) Apr 20, 29 Sept 451 (See also Legislature.) New bill to repress May 12 1 2 Risks at Boston Apr 20 5 3 Arrest, first, under J uly 18 1 2 Suits, jurisdiction in Mar 23 2 4 Can this tranquillize Ire- Tariff Association proposed.. land (Ed) May 13 4 3 Feb 28 5 4 Letter from "G. W. S.".May 2t> 5 2 Underwriters, annual meet- Opinions May 19 1 1 ing Mayl9 8 2 Responsibility for (Ed) May 942 Profits, seeking more...Feb 24 2 4 (Ed) Junel2 4 3 Session, in Nov ]7,18 Cr.sis, McCarthy's paners War claimants, and (C).Feb 825 June" 11,18, 25 Insurgents, sympathy for (Ed) (Ed) June 11, 16, 18, 25 July 19 4 3 Divisions (Ed) Oct 12 4 3 Interior Department, report of Egyptian Land League, an Secretary Teller Dec 523 (Ed) Aug 13 6 2 Internal Revenue. (See Revenue.) English rule in, letter from International Ho'.el declared Redpath May29 5 1 unsafe Apr 16 12 1 English aid, Mansion House Inundations. (See Floods.) meeting (C) "G. W.S.".Jan 221 Invalids, occupation for.. .Oct 29 9 Execution ot Hynes Sept 1253 Investigations, two methods of Exhibition in Dublin Aug 16 1 3 (Ed) Apr 24 4 Government, " Touch of sym- Iowa. pathy " (Ed) May 11 4 3 Grievances, Redpath's letters Coal-fields (C) Feb 26 5 July 4, 9,16 Democratic convention..Aug 17 1 "History," Walpole's ....Oct 881 Election JSov 8 5 Hurricane Oct 211 Official vote Dec 10 1 Kilmainham compact, Lon- Republican vote, how it was don (C) "G. W. S ".. ..May 29 1 6 reduced (C) Dec 8 Land agitation Mar ^8, Gold, alleged discovery of.Jan 5 Apr 13, 14, 19, 27, 28, 29, Land troubles June 19 30. May 5, 6 Prohibition (Ed) June 29, Agitators and clergy (Ed).. July 31, Aug 29. Nov 3 Feb 9 4 3 Prohibition, vote July 30 Arrears bill, another con- Prohibitory Amendment, ju- cession (Ed) May 17 4 3 dicial decision Nov 2 Arrests "Feb 815 Republican convention..Aug 3 Evictions June 16 1 2 School laws Apr 20 Land League methods (Ed) Storm, destructive June 19 Feb 9 4 Details June 20, 21 Landlords, great meeting of Killed and injured June 21 Jan 453 Ireland, John, elected Governor Organization June 25 1 2 DfTexas Nov 8 Outlook (C) "G. W . S.".Apr 955 Ireland and the Irish. Persons evicted in 1881 .Feb 11 1 6 Affairs (Ed) Mar 9 Phases Apr 12 1 3 American suspects Mar 9 TRIBUNE, course o f May 543 (Ed) ...... Apr 5 Land League finances.Oct 22, 23 Diplomatic negotiations ____ Fund, close o f (Ed) Oct 743 May IrisJi Times on Oct 22 7 3 Resultof ...... Apr 6 Maryland, mass meetingApr 1916 English press on (Ed)..Apr 16 Lawlessness (Ed) Nov 29 4 2 Meeting at Cooper Union League, new, London (C) " G. (N. Y.)...... Apr 416 W. S." Nov 122 Release ...... Apr 5, Aug 18 Martyrs, George and Gray, Lowell's success (Ed). Apr 642 London (C) " G. W. 8 "..Oct 22 2 3 Rights of (Ed) May 25, Sept 11 Murders..June 9, 30, July 1, (See also Lowell, Robinson and Con- 5, Oct 4, Nov 28 gress ) Murder, Cavendish May 711 Arrears bill, Lord Salisbury Detective Cox Nov 26 1 3 (Ed)...... Aug 243 Joyce family Aug 19 1 2 Arrests and evictions____Apr 22 5 2 Joyce murderers hanged Assassination of Lord Caven- Dec 16 1 4 dish. (See Cavendish.) Murders, fate of the Joyces Attacks on free speech...Feb 20 2 3 (Ed) Nov23 4 3 Badfor(Ed)...... Oct 443 Murder, Leahy (Ed) Sept 544 Bishops, address of ...... June 12 1 1 Criminals sentenced Dec14 1 1 Chief Secretary, Lord Caven- National conference Oct 18 1 1 dish made...... May511 League, resolutions .... Dec16 1 4 Condition of, O'Connor's ad- Nationalization scheme. Da- dress ...... Apr 20 vitt's June 915 Coercion (Ed) ...... Apr 13 Acts, distrust of (Ed).. May 5 News from Dublin (Ed)..Dec 23 4 3 Conference (Ed) ...... Oct 19 Obstruction, how put down Connell in court ...... Jan 20 (C)"G. W. S." July 16 5 2 Constabulary, trouble____Aug 9 Outrages (Ed) Apr 963 Troubles ...... Aug 29 Apr 18 1 4 NEW-YOBK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1882. I—Ireland—Italy. Date. Pg. Cl I—Italy—Japan. Date. Pg. Cl. Parliament, prospects of an, Era of the commonplace (Ed) letter from '' Ob server "— June 843 June 9 Finances Mar26 1 2 Party, breach of the (Ed).Oct 28 Floods, scenes at Verona (C) Patriotism and money (Ed).. Nov 15 2 2 Mar 2 Newspapers, sale of Jan 22 1 2 For Arabi (Ed) Aug 25 Parliament, opening of..Nov 23 1 1 Plain words about (Ed)..May 28 Population o f May 445 Police, revolt of (Ed)....Sept 3 "Benaissance"Symonds'sMar 19 8 1 Practical measuresfor (Ed1*.. Vatican and State courts.Nov 14 1 1 May 21 (Ed) Nov 15 4 3 Prisoners released May 3 Question, history of, King's J. v Jackals at work again (C)..Mar 15 5 2 sermon May 15 Jackson, Andrew, as a protec- Belief, two plans for (Ed) tionist (Ed) Mar 22 4 6 Nov 21 'Jackson, Andrew," Sumner's Biot at Limerick May 22 Sept 26 6 1 Biotingin Dublin Sept 2 Jackson,Andrew,widow of (Ed) " Skirmishing Fund " Aug 28 June 25 6 5 feept 4 Jackson banquet, that (Ed) (Ed) Aug 29 Mar 11 4 (Ed) Sept 1 Jackson and Democracy, Iro- State of.. Jan 3 quois Club banquet Mar 16 5 2 State prisoners Jan 21 Jackson-Benton reconciliation True service to (Ed) July 7 Mar 22 4 5 Woes and want s of (C). .Nov « u Jackson's? Andrew, " Hermit- Wrongs of, Judge Black's ora- age" (C) Aug30 5 4 tion Apr 19 Jackson, Prof.,arrest of Feb 25 1 5 (Ed)...... _. .^. Apr 21 Jackson, Sheldon, on Mormon Wrongs, letter from C. Vogt.. ism Jan23 1 8 July 24 Jackson, W. B., removed from " Ireland, treason to " (Ed)Aug29 office Aug 216 Irish, Colonel, conspiracy Jacobs, John C., "What is it" against Ocfc 9 (Ed) Feb 24 4 3 Irish, Joseph, honored by Al- Bailroad Commission bill, and fonso Jan 21 the (Ed) May 644 " Irish Essays," Arnold's. Apr21 Jamaica, discontent in. .Jan 21, " Irish Parliament in a Third- Dec 5 ave. shirt factory " (Ed).. Aug 29 Greatfirein Kingston Dec 1311 IrishWorld on the Land League Details Dec 14 1 2 (Ed) Oct 28 Home government denounced Iron. Nov 23 2 4 Convention of manufacturers Political troubles Feb 23 5 4 at Cresson Springs, Penn.. ames, D . B., dinner Dec 30 5 Sept 13 ames,Frank, bandit May30, Free trade in (Ed) May 22 Oct 6, 7, Nov 28 New-York producers Oct 17 Letter to Gov. Crittenden (Ed) Ore producers.meeting of Sept 6 : Oct 7 4 5 Pig, product Mar 6 ames,Heniy,.jr., literary merits Production,census report (Ed) of (Ed) Nov 12 6 3 Jan 80 ames, Henry, "Point of View" Protecting, new process for Dec581 May 14 "ames, Jesse, bandit, killed.Apr 464 Tariff on (Ed) Jan 6 Death,talk with MarshalCraig Workers on strike. (See Apr 14 5 4 Strikes.) Shooting (Ed) Apr 744 (See also Steel.) Murderer of sentenced and Iron and Metal Exchange.May 17 pardoned Apr 18 1 5 Irving, HeLry, London (C) " GK "ames, Thomas L. W. S." Jan 8 Interview concerning Dorsey Irving, Henry, dinner, London Dec 313 (C) "G. W. S." July 10 Postal bids and contracts, his Irving and Ellen Terry July 9 letter t o Arthur Jan 711 Irving, Jas.A..arrest of ...sept 27 Postage, cheap, on Dec 26 3 2 Irving, Washington, statue (C) Betirement, P .O . Dep't...Jan 612 Oct 5 Testimony, Star Boute frauds Ismail Pacha's debts Sept 8 Apr 27 3 1 Ismailia Oct 22 anes, E. H., talk with....Mar 13 2 2 Island.Fassaic Biver Apr 8 apan. Battle (Ed) Apr 16 Cholera Aug 30 1 2 Suits Apr 18 Consular Courts, letter from Isthmus canal project. (See Van Buren July 582 Canals.) Corea, and Sept 17 1 3 Italian quarter in New-York Notes Feb8, July 17 Apr 9, May 8. June 1, 17, Italy. Julv 19, 30, Sept 5, Nov 3, Elections ,....Oct31 Dec 19 INDEX TO THE J—Japan—Johnson. Date. J—Johnson—Journalism. Date. Pg. CL Religion" in/..". Feb 5 9 Johnson, Oliver, on the Sun- Russian outrage on seamen, day question Dec 23 3 6 Yokohama (C) Apr 17 1 Tribute to Isaac Mendenhall. Taisuke attacked by an assas- Dec 31 10 3 sin May 8 Johnson, Rossiter, letter from Jarrett, John, talk with..June 13 Nov 566 Jay, Estee, on refunding Jan 16 Johnson, Wra.. judgeship..Dec 28 1 4 Jay, John, address,Alpha Delta Jones, Aneurin, on landscapes Phi dinner May 19 (Ed)T Jan 862 Jay, John, and Lydecker..Dec 31 Jones, Aneurin, and the park... Jealousy (Ed) July 2 (Ed) Jan22 6 3 Jeannette. (See Arctic Exploration.) Jones, C. W., address " Jefferso- nian Democracy : — Apr 30 2 4 Jefferson, Thomas. Jones, C. W., speech American Birthday celebrated in JSTew- citizensi n British'prisons. Apr 416 Haveii Apr 4 Jones, H. O., arrest of.. Mar 154 Burial place June 1 Acquitted May 154 Declaration of Independence, Judgment against Sept 855 and the (Ed) June 10 Veidict June27 8 1 Remains (Ed) June 7 Jones, John, London (C) " G.W. S." Febl3 2 1 Tammany and (Ed) July 4 Jones, John P., pen portrait of.. (See also Dem. Party and Oct 922 Political.) Jones, Mrs. Inwood Sept 10 9 6 Jefferson, Jackson and Pat (Ed) Jordan, David S., on Custom Apr 8 House abuses Mar:?0 5 4 Jeffersonians still at it (Ed)Apr 15 Robertson's letter Mar 21 g 2 Jeffersoaians, the weeping (Ed) Apr 6 Journalism. Jenner's, C.J., plan of a ship Address, Tourgee's June 853 car Mar 21 "Big," Chicago and Cincinnati Jennings, Mary M .May 19 (Ed) ....Mar 944 Jennings, Sarah Feb 26 Blackguardism (Ed) Oct 16 4 3 Jerome, D. H., reelected Gov. Boston Advertiser changes of Michigan JSTov 8 hands Mar 25 5 J Jessup on Egypt (Ed) Aug 23 Critic (New-York) success of Jessup, Heniy H., made Charge Jan 4 6 1 d'Affaires at Teheran, Persia Editors, New-York, old school Dec 20 (Ed) Feb 644 Jewellers' Asso. at dinner..NOT 16 Elmira Gazette and Free Press Jewels and furs Nov 27 consolidation of Apr 29 1 3 Jewett, H. J., on "corners"Apr 9 English and American (Ed).. Interview, Erie affairs Mar 18 Ang30 4 3 Jewish Cemetery, trouble about English, London (C) ''G. W. a monument June 10 S/'.... Jan 29 8 4 English press oil the Guiteau Jews. trial (Ed) Feb 243 Agitation in Europe, Gott- Italian journals, sale of.. Jan 22 1 2 heil's paper Mar 1 London (C) July 15 5 2 Emigrant Aid Society..June 5 Amenities ol (Ed) May 10 4 5 Hebrew estimate of Christian Illustrated (C) Oct 21 2 4 liberality Apr 19 Military (C) "G. W. S.".... Immigrants (Ed) Jan 19 Sept 10 5 1 Immigrants in trouble..June 13 Morning and evening papers Paul of Tarsus (C) May 5 (C) Octl6 5 2 Persecution of, Russia (Ed).. Morning Post (C) Sept 23 5 2 Jan 23, 24, 29, Feb 2 News (C) July 31 2 1 Blaine-Frelinghuysen let- Penny press, additions..Jan 811 ters May 3 Punch (C) Oct29 3 1 Letter from Drachman..Feb 4 PuncVs vagaries (C) "G. W. Letter irom. a Russian S." Jan 15 5 5 woman July 10 Sporting papers iC) Oct 31 2 - 2 London, Mansion House Standard (G) Sept 154 meeting (C) " G. W. S." Telegraph (C) July 561 Feb 19 Times (G) Aug 28 2 1 Reade, Charles, on (Ed).Feb 7 Truth (C) Oct 835 Sympathy for, meeting at World (C) Oct 253 Chickering Hall Feb 2 Moon, the Dec 20 4 5 Refugees (Ed) June 28 (Ed) Dec 21 4 4 (Ed) May 27 Napoleon Bonapartist organ (Ed) Feb 24 suspended June 115 Russian, English sympathy.. National Republican (Wash- Jan 23 ington) transfer Feb 612 Russian, no more (Ed)..Sent 3 ]STewsgathering, London Spec- Suffer, why they Feb 5 tator on (Ed.) July 19 4 4 Jingoism, liberal (Ed) Mar 29 Notes -..Feb 17, Johnson's, J. G., paper "Anes- Apr 8, 17, May 15. June 25, thetics Mar 9 Oct 8, Dec 28 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882. J—Journalism—Keely. Date. Pg. Cl. \ K—Keen an—King. Date. Pg. Cl. Our Continent, first number.. Keenan, Patrick, nom. for Feb 10 6 2 County Clerk Oct 18 5 2 Tree and its fruit, a (Ed)..Oct 16 4 2 Keene, Jas. R., charged with Jowett, Dr., London (C) "G. W fraud May 19 4 2 S." Oct28 2 4 Testimony, "corners "..Dec 19 1 6 Joyce, Patrick, found guilcy of Keiser, Alexander S., case of murder Nov 16 1 1 Sept 612 Joyces, fate of the (Ed) Nov 23 4 3 Kelly, John Jubilee singers at the White House Feb 19 1 4 City expenditures, on Oct 29 1 4 Judges, stories of Feb 26 3 6 Conqueringhero (Ed) Oct 243 Judicial election, an important Governorship, on the Aug 24 1 6 (Ed) 8ept22 4 3 Interview Jan 531 Judson, Edward, mission work " No concession to " (Ed).Jan 25 4 3 of Dec25 5 4 «• Oliver Twist " (Ed) Jan 645 "Jumbo." (See Elephant.) " Recognizing" (Ed) Aug 18 4 3 Jumel, Madame, heirs of..June 19 5 1 Speech i n Tammany HallSept 852 Jumel property May 29 3 1 Suppression of (Ed) Feb 11 4 3 Sale of 1 June 1 2 ft Tammany's views, presents - Junkin, Geo., nominated for Oct 14 5 4 Justice of Sup. Court....May 25 1 1 Kelly, Michael, autobiography Juries and witnesses, distorting Jan 22 4 1 judicial methods June 5, Kelsey, Henry C., nom. for 12, 18, July 3 Secty. of State (N. J.)..Feb 16 3 1 Jurors, selection of (Ed)..Nov 27 4 3 Case of (Ed) Feb 24 4 3 "Jury-fixers" (Ed) June 5, Supreme Court decision.Feb 24 a 2 Sept 16, Dec 11 Confirmation (Ed) Mar 444 Jury frauds (Ed) July 3 , 4 Kemey's, Edward, "Still (See also Legal.) ; Hunt" Novl3 5 3 Kendall Bank Note Co July 22 1 3 K. } Kendall. I. H., case of....Apr 25 5 3 Kendall,H. W., death of..May 20 5 5 Kalakaua at home, Honolulu \ Kenealy case, the(Ed) Oct 164 (C) Jan 11 \ 6 Kennan's, Geo.< lecture, " Si- Kaleidoscope (Ed) Jan 13 \ 4 beria " Feb 25 5 2 Kaistrom's wife at the <-rib.Dec 10 j 4 Kennedy, Wm. H Nov 22 3 3 Kansas. I Kennedv, Hutchinson & Co. May 18 8 2 Cattle raising, Lakin )C).Aug 27 • 4 Concerning Mar 30 8 1 Colonies, Russian and Ger- Kenner, Duncan F., sketch of " man (C) Apr23 ' 4 June 821 Democratic convention.Sept 1 1 Election Nov 8 > 1 Kent t oKansas, from (C).July 944 Official vote ....Nov 22 5 Greenback convention..Aug.* 25 1 Kentucky. Irrigation, Lakin (C)....Aug 19 5 Bourbon discontent .Jan 25 5 1 Land frauds Dec 5 2 Bourbon disintegration (C) Life in Western, Victoria, ; "D.D. L." MarlS "2 2 Kan. (C) May 7, 28 Democratic revolt (Ed)..Mar 742 Prohibition (Ed) Dec 30 4 Election Aug 815 Republican convention. June 30 1 Returns Aug 22 5 4 Aug11 1 Election Nov 852 Sheep-raising, Lamed (C) Lynching party attacked by Sept 4 2 • State troops Nov 211 Wheat fields, Hutchinson Statement by Major Allen (C) Aug 6 4 Nov 316 Wheat fields of Newton (C) Politics, Louisville (C)..Oct 28 7 1 July 30 4 Riot, Mt. Vernon court. .Jan 12 5 5 Kant, home life of June 18 3 Schools (Ed) FeblO 4 4 Kasson. John A., on Elaine and Ker, Wm. W., among the chiv- Frelinghuysen's foreign pol- alry in South Carolina (Ed) icy (Ed) Marl5 4 Apr 27 4 4 Kotzebue, Augustus, autobiog- Kerbs & Spiess's factory—fire raphy... ;...Apr 2 4 escapes Dec 29 2 6 K avanagh - Mclntyre set-to Kernan, Francis, speech, July 13 8 Xavier Union dinner Feb 17 5 4 Kearney, Denis, on monopoly Kernan, Will H , and the Olco- shriekers Sept 20 4 lona State* May 346 Keasbey, A. Q., speech, New- Khartoum cantured by insur- England Soc dinner Dec 22 2 gents June 312 Keating, William, case of ' Kilbourne,Hallet,wins suit agst July 21, 22 Thompson Apr 22 1 2 Declared sane Oct 13 8 Kiibourne case (Ert) Apr 24 4 3 Keats and Severn, twin monu- Kilworth, William, case of.May 17 8 1 ments Mar -4 1 Kimball's, Edward, religious Keay's. J S., Spoiling the work Jan195 Egyptians Oct 14 6 Qn, next of Jan 29 9 2 Keely Motor (Ed) Aug 6 6 King, D. B., on the Irish ques- Revived Dec 14 5 tion May20 4 6 INDEX TO THE K—Kings—Lab. Date. Pg. Cl. !L—Lab—Lan. Date. Pg. Cl' Kingsford, A., on vivisection Labouchere, Henry, and Truth. Feb 23 3 2 Oct 8 3 5 Kingsland, B. W., attempt at Divorce suit (Pidgeon) suicide ...... TMay 13 1 6 Deo 21, 22 Kingsley, Wm. C., and the Lamb, Caroline Apr 30 8 4 Brooklyn Bridge (Ed).... Dec 843 Lamb, Charles, at home Apr 23 3 4 Kingston, N. Y., water-works Lamps, incandescent Apr 293 Nov21 1 3 LamsoTi, Geo. H. poisoning Kinkead, John H.. on Nevada ease. Jan 7, Apr 1, 5,13,14, Feb 524 16, 22, 23, 25, 26 Kinne, Dr. , acquitted ...... Sept 10 12 2 Case (Ed) Mar 24, 26, 30, Apr Kinsella,Thomas, on Tilden.Feb 14 4 5 6,28 Kipling, Henry L,, case of., Dec 20 2 8 Case, English press on Apr 621 Kirkwood, Samuel J., retire- Case, English press comments ment...... Apr 812 Apr 16 5 4 Tariff Commission .ineligible Confession May 9' 8 2 May 29 1 5 Conviction (Ed) Mar 17 4 3 Kitchel, Walter, assaulted.Aug 12 1 6 Execution of Apr 29 1 4 Knapp, J ohn N , made a Collec- Found guilty Mar 15 1 3 tor ...... June 15 1 4 Beade, Charles o n(fid)..May 244 Knanp, M. F., made Justice.J an 18 5 2 Bespited .Apr 214 Knapp, S. F., drowning of..Oct 28 10 1 Bespite extended Apr 18 1 4 Knee-breeches—whv not1?..Mar 536 Beprieve. London newspaper Knickerbocker,Joseph F.,death opinions May 15 4 6 of ...... NovlG 5 2 Sanity, doubts of his Apr 881 " Knickerbocker in New-Yoru." Sanity, question of Mar 25 8 1 May 23 6 1 Knit goods, duty on woollen Lands. June 14 8 2 Claim, Jeremiah Hall....May 112 Knox, J. J., report as Controller El Elisal case. Secretary of Currency ...... Nov 30 3 2 Kirkwood's decision....) an 26 5 5 (Ed)...... Dec 143 Grants, forfeiture o f May 354 (Ed)...... Dec 565 Lapsed May 19 1 5 National debt, his method of To railroads, bill before reducing interest o n____Dec 414 Congress concerning...Jan 12 1 1 Knox, Thomas W., on cabs and Irish agitation. (See Ireland.) carriages...... July 324 Mining. (See Mining.) Koch, Dr., on consumption.May 383 Office, report Oct33 1 4 (Ed)...... May 344 Public, reported statisticsof Koerber, Elise, on woman and sale of (Ed) Sept 17 6 5 immigration...... Feb 732 Bailroad grants, report of Kolanut ...... Apr30 9 2 Government Commissioner Kossuth's eightieth birthday Dec 11 3 1 Oct 28 7 2 Bussia,reform (Ed) Jan 12 4 3 Krapotkine.Prince.arrestof Deo 22 1 4 Surveys of public Aug 17 1 6 Kraszewski______...... June 26 6 1 Western, question (Ed)..Dec 11 4 3 Kromer, John J., case of.. Apr 16 5 6 Landmark, Sixth-ave Sept 3 12 2 Krupp, poor schoolmaster (Ed) Landreau, John C., statement.. Dec 31 6 4 Feb 215 Kulread's, Owen, disappearance Claim Feb 20, Apr 25 Aug 19, 20 History of (C) Jan 16 3 3 Kung, Prince ...... Apr 10 4 5 Mr. Blaine, Mr. Fish and the (Ed) May 13 4 3 Landscapes, Superintendent Labor, Jones on (Ed) Jan 862 Bureau, Castle Garden____Jan 482 Lane, Smith E., letter J an 22 2 2 Demonstration (Ed)...... Sept 744 Park, and the (Ed) Apr 23 6 3 Lecture, Gary's...... Apr 552 Resolves (Ed) Jan 22 6 3 Organizations, advice to. Aug 20 5 4 Langston. John M Oct 1, 21, Problems and immigration Nov 15 (Ed)...... Apr 265Langtry, Mrs., arrival of..Oct 24 2 1 Problem, letter from Barlow.. Interview, Philadelphia..Dec 22 5 5 May 15 2 2 Labouchere, Mrs., and Dec 371 Protection for (C) ...... Feb 16 2 4 (Ed) Dec21 4 5 " Social law," Weerten's..Mar 31 6 1 Labouchere quarrel Dec 12 2 4 Strikes. (See Strikes.) Pictures, talk with Sarony.. Trades unions, tyranny of Nov 27 8 1 (Ed) ...... May26 4 2 Success of Dec 17 4 3 Troubles.. Apr 5, 6,7, 24, 26,28 Professional jealousy (Ed)Jan 22 6 4 Troubles (Ed) . . . .Apr 8, May 24 (See also Drama.) Work and Wages (Ed) ....Aug 662 " Language, plain," Warner's Workingmen,demands of (Ed.) (Ed) Feb 144 May 23 4 4 Lanigan, G. T., on Bret Harte's Worth what it will fetch. ( Ed) "Fables" Jan 953 Aug 942Lanman, Charles, visit to A. B. Labor Lyceum, Myrtle-ave., Durand Dec 25 3 1 Brooklyn...... May 153Lanman-Longfellow lettersADI* 16 5 3 Laboring men.demands of. . Mar 20 8 1 Lanniug, Daniel,defeated..July 19 2 4 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882. 81 Jj—Lap—Lectures. Date. Pg. Cl. !L—Lectures. Date. Pg. Cl. Lapham, E. G., card, back pay " English Literature," Abby Sept 21 5 1 S. Richardson's Nov 23 5 2 Laros, A. C.,poisoning caseMar 11 4 5 " English People." Freeman's 551 Lathers, Richard, on the " English Renaissance," Geneva Award (Ed) April 4 2 Wilde's... ..Jan 10 2 3 Lathrop's, G. P., reminiscences " England, Oldest," Free- of Emerson Apr 30 4 1 man's Feb 952 Lathrop, Rose H., on "Dr. " England, Third" Freeman's Grimshawe's Secret " Aug 16 5 1 Feb 12 5 1 Laurent, Emelie L., declared " Explorations in Egypt," sane Oct 26 2 5 Whitehouse's . .Oct 24 2 2 Lavery, George, escapes from " Free Trade," Sumner's.Mar 253 prison .Dec 2181 "Free Trade," Wells's..Feb 953 Law. (See Legal.) " Funny Man," Burdette's Lawmakers, assembling of (Ed) Feb 12 5 5 Jan 442 "Galvanism," Dalton's; Jan 25 8 5 Lawder's charges against Stew- " Germany, New," A. D. art June 712 White's Dec 21 2 4 Lawes, J. Bennet, on agricul- " G-rattan," O'Gorman's.May 31 5 5 ture Feb 514 "Guiteauism," Scoville's.Apr 14 8 2 Lawn Tennis (Ed) Aug 14 4 4 " Health in the House," Lawrence.F.R.,charges against Chandler's Apr 552 Aldermen OEd) Mar 12 6 4 "Home," Burdette's Jan 13 8 2 Lawrence. Controller, and his "Ireland," Sullivan's.. Sept 19 5 5 clerks -.July 25 1 4 " Ireland and Her Traduc- Lawson, Judgre, assassination ers," Redpath's Dec 26 5 6 of, attempted Nov 12 1 2 "Jeannette's Voyage," Dan- Lawson, George H., committed enhower's Oct, 4 Dec 3 for trial Jan 20 1 5 " Laoor," Cary's Apr 552 Lawson, Sir Wilfred, and the "Lieber, Franz," Holls's.Dec 726 Egyptian war Dec 25 3 3 "Longfellow," Collyer's.Apr 10 5 1 Lawyers, women (Ed) Nov 245 " Marketing," Miss Parloa's Leach, Herbert W., letter.May 14 6 6 Mar 29 5 4 Leaf-copying Dec 391 "Michael Angelo," Story's Lear, George, letter on Camer- Nov 15 5 4 on's second convention.. June 754 " Money," Horace White's (Ed) .''June 843 Mar 26 5 4 Lear-Marshall correspondence " Monopoly," Adler's Apr 17 5 5 Sept 30 5 4 " Moses and Ingersoll,"Ca- Leavell, William H., leaves the ry's Jan27 2 3 Baptist Church May115 " Music," Apthorp's Jan 30 5 1 " Leaves of Grass " condemned " Nervous Degeneration." May 22 5 5 Daiton's Feo 955 Leaves, impressions o f Nov 591 "Nihilism" Armstrong's.Jan22 2 4 " Northwest," J. G. Wilson's Le Blond, Desire M., sketch of Feb 10 5 3 Aug 512 " Norway and Sweden," Paul Le Duo,William G., on sorghum du Chaillu's Nov 18 5 2 Nov 17 2 1 " Paula," Lord's Mar855 ^Lectures. " Philosophy of Expression," " America's Ancient Civiliza- M, T. Brown's Mar 26 5 6 tion," Newberry's Dec 13 5 4 " Prison Reform," Cowley's " Ancient Peoples of Ameri- Jan 24 8 2 ca," Newberry's Feb 2153 " Protection," Philpot's.Mar 23 5 2 " Animals in motion," Muy- "Thompson's" Mar 954 bridge's Nov 18 5 3 " Religious Signs of the "Art Decoration," Wilde's.. Times," Cook's Dec20 5 1 May 12 2 3 " Rome, Her Vices and Her " Books and Readings," Tay- Fall," Newman's Mar 20 8 1 lor's Dec 16 7 3 "Russian Empire," Foster's " Cesnola Statues," Savage's Mar 151 Apr 23 2 2 " Siberia,"^. Kennan's Feb 25 5 2 " Chinese at Home," Drew's " Sing SingPrison," Calorin's Jan 29 2 2 Mar 28 5 3 " Christianity and Social Sci- " Southeastern Europe,"Free- ence," Gladden'B... Nov 15 5 4 man's Jan 25 2 6 " Civil Service," Whitridge's " Spain," Judge Daly's Apr 14 5 2 Jan 854 " Talmagian Theology," In- " Cooking." Miss Parloa'sFeb 28 2 1 gersoll's Apr 17, 24 " Cooperation," Holy oak e's.. " Thackeray," Chad wick's Nov 24 5 5 Mar 652 "Day, the, and Those who " Voltaire," Wendling's lec- Keep It," Hall's Feb 15 2 2 ture Jan28 5 3 "Dickens," Sheppard's.-Apr 853 " Woman," Dr. Pullman'sApr 17 5 4 " Disasters," Collyer's Jan 23 2 4 " Woman's Changed Posi- " Egypt," Colston's Nov 19 7 4 tion," Emily Faithf all's.Dec 326 " Egypt and its People," Col- '* Woman as a Social Power," ston's Mar22 5 2 Mrs. Howe's Nov 355 INDEX TO THE LJ—Lectures—Legal. Date. CT. L.—Legal. Dale. Pg. Cl. " Worn en, Culture of," Adler's Cary-Cimard Steamship Co. Ma,r 6 2 3 suit ...... Nov 3 3 1 Lectures to Americans (Ed) Chamberlain-Boyd libel suit.. Aug 16 4 4 Dec 27 Lee, R. Porter, case of Chapin-Hutchiuson suit. .Dec 24 Apr 2, 24, Nov 25 Checks, certified (Ed)____Sept 19 Circumstantial evidence,Lam- Legal. son case (Ed) ...... Mar26 Ackerman-Halsey suit..Apr 23 12 2 Clare, Sir Michael, estate ____ Alexander-Shillaber suit..Dec 9 3 1 May 8 Allen-Corliss, suit Jan 21 1 5 Coleman-Williams suit ..... Allen, Thomas, will of—Apr 14 2 6 Oct 22, 28 "American decisions"....May 8 6 1 Colored man, first admitted to Angle-Beecher suit Apr 36 12 1 Peim. bar ...... Jan 1 7 Archer-N.Y., 1ST. H. and Hart- Cotton-Stanford suit____July 2 12 ford R. R. suit Apr 26 2 5 ConDeciicut justice (Ed).May 14 6 Arlington estate suit Mar 9 1 2 Court : Claims, decisions ...... Armstrong-Mutual Life Ins. Feb 7, 21 Co. suit May 14 1 3 Illinois, Cook and La Salie Assessment of personal prop- counties ...... Jan 22 erty Apr 17 3 1 Superior, Arnoux recog- Auerbach-N, Y. Central R. R. nized as judge ...... Jan 7 8 suit June 7 2 5 Superior 1 udgeship ...... Jac 4 8 Babbitt-Mutual Union Tel. Superior judgeship (C)..Jan 14 8 Co. suit, Feb 16, 17, 18, 22, Surrogate, work done..Jau 1 12 24, 2a, 28, Mar 3, 10. 12 U. S. Circuit, work done. Jan 1 12 Withdrawn Apr 9 12 1 U,. S. Sup., Badger case de- Badeau-Keene suit May 19 2 4 cision ...... Dec 12 3 Bail at police stations July 29 5 4 U. S. Sup. decision, Curtis Baldwin-Flagg suit May 27 2 4 case ...... Dec 19 1 Banks,liabilities for mistakes U. S, Sup. decision,New- May 8 3 1 Orleans bonds ...... Apr 18 2 Bar Association meeting at U. S. Sup. decision, patent Saratoga Aug 9 5 6 case ...... Jan 17 2. Bar Asso. officers Jan 12 8 4 U. S. Sup., Knickerbocker Bar, rules for admission to Life Ins. Co.suit ...... Apr 4 2 May 9 8 2 U, S. Sup., patent cases, de- Bar, studying for the (Ed* cisions ...... JanIO 3 June 17 4 4 U. S. Sup., plan to relieve, Barnes-Newcomb suit May 15 3 3 report to Bar ASSO..May 8 2 Beadle, Ed L.. will of....Apr 14 1 3 U. S. Sup., plan to relieve. . Beattie-Delaware Western May 15- 2 R. R. Co. suit Oct 2S 2 6 U. S. Sup., relief of (Ed) ____ Bell-Donohue suit Jan 17 2 5 May 24 4 Belinont-Devoy suit U. S. Sup., relief, Missouri Oct 20, Nov 26 Bar resolutions ...... Jan 5 2 Belt-Lawes libel suit Dec 29 1 2 U. S. Sup., relieving (Ed).. Bennecke-Conn. Mutual Life Jan 5 4 Ins. Co. suit, .decision..Mar 14 3 1 U. S. Sup., reorganization Berney Drexel, Morgan & Co. views of lawyers and ju- suit June 11 5 *4 rists ...... '...... Jan 30 Birdsall, Franklin, heirs of.. U. S. Sup., sugar case..Mar 7 Apr 20 8 3 U. S. Sup., "Tanner car Bonds, town, validity of..Aug 10 2 6 brake" suit decision.. Mar 14 '• Boodle holders " •. Ed)... .Mar 12 6 4 U. S. Sup., tax decision. Apr 4 Bookkeepeis'bondf, sureties U. S. Sup., Van Wyck case on Oct 30 2 3 decision ...... Dec 12 Bookmaking declared illegal.. U. S. Sup. work, sugges- Mar 26 5 6 tions of judges and lawyers " Brett-Bre t suit. June 21, Sep 19 Jan 2S Brinl ey-Grow suit Aug 15 1 4 Brokers, liability of Oct 80 2 1 Cowles-Gilmour suit ..... July 7 Burchar<3. Lewis S., case of.. Crane-Boston Advertiser suit July 1 7 3 Burnham-Metropolitan R. R. Crawford-Matthews suit ...... suit Oct 6 2 6 Aug 4, Sept 19 Burr estate Mar 10 8 4 Criminal code, an important Buir, barah, will of Mar 15 2 6 innovation (Ed) ...... Au^2l> (See also Will Cases.) Curtis-Wallack suit ...... July 19 Caffee-Fish and Hatch suit.... Cutting-Damerel suit____Apr 24 Feb 19 2 1 Daly-Goldmark salt .... Feb J & Call-Collins suit Jan 12 8 4 Dawson-Sloane ...... Nov 28, 29 Cameron-Mutual Union Tel. Davis-continental Tel. Co. Co. suit Mar 7 3 1 suit ...... May 23 Canfield-Foster Iron Mining Degan-De Veaux suit____Feb 25 Co. suit Feb 8 2 6 Dingley-Weston suit____June 9 Caro-Elevated R. R. suit Divorce suits : Adams.MaryJ. Mar 3i, May 11, 12, 14, 21, Feb 18 June 20 Adams.MaryJ ...... Feb 18 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882. 83 !L-Legal. Date. Pg. Cl. \ L, -Legal. Date. Pg. Cl. Bliss, Geo. N Aug 18 3 2 i Getman-Second Nat. Bauk Butler, Rose E Feb 25 2 4 suit ...... MavlS 3 3 Caldwell, A. G Apr 13 3 1 Gibbs-Reillv suit ...... Apr 7 2 5 Campbell, William Dec 14 3 3 Dismissed ...... Apr 12 2 6 Christiancy,Isaac P., Feb 1, Gilbert, J. W.,sues his mother Mar 17. May 28, June 13, Feb 11 July 4 Gillette railroad suit ...... Jan 1 Courtney, Sarah J a n 2784 Gilmour-Hyde suit ...... Apr 19 Davis, Kate Jan 24 Goelet, J«an B., will of.. Oct 25 Dudley, Susan M. C. B Gould-Skrainka suit ...... Feb 8 June 28, 29, Aug 5 Government-Switzer suit ____ Furman, Mrs. H. H Nov 21 8 Feb 14 Guild, Rose S Jan 7. 22 Gray, John F. , will of____Aug 17 Haggard Apr 5 1 Gre 3n driven well patent suit Harbeck, Caroline, Feb 3, Dec 20 Mar 16, 17, Apr 7 Hamilton, John C.,will of Nov 14 Hamilton-Knickerbocker Life Harbeck case, letter from Ins. Co. suit____...... Dec 15 Hamel Apr 10 5 Harrold-Elevated R. R. suit_ Keyes, E. W Jan '25 1 June 22, Julv 1 3, 20- Aug 5 Keilier, Alice Feb 22 8 4 Harrold-Elevated R. R. suit.. McGill, Peter June 22 8 1 July 18 Meli, Florence Mar 12 10 1 Hascy-Rogers suit____June 7. 9 Montells, Pedro, Feb 22, 24, Hatch-Telegraph suit....May 6 Mar 3, 4, 6, May 5 Hawk, ;-amuel, will of____Aug 18 Moore, Annie E Feb 423 Heilner-Walsh suit ...... Feb 17 Pigeon, Henrietta Dec21 1 2 Henry-Henry suit ...... Julv 1 Rahl, Julia ,..Mayl2 2 6 Herring-Erie Railroad suit.. Ramsden, Charlotte Apr 29 2 3 Apr 25, 27, Aug 2 Seabra, Malvina M....Apr 923 Herrman-Ainberg suit..Aug 15 Sprague, Kate Chase Hewitt-Pennsylvania Steel JPeb 22, Apr 27, May 28 Company suit ...... Jan 22 Sprague, Minnie R Apr 22 2 5 Higgins, Nathaniel D., will of Tabor, H. A. W Apr 20 5 3 Jan 2* Thorne, Ellen Aug 26 2 6 Hinman-Hare suit ..... Mar 8, Thorp, Gould H Dec 29 9. 10, 11, 14. 15. 16, 17. 18, Tilaen, Wm. C ^...J&n2I 8 1 21. 22, 23, 25, 28, 29, 30, 31. Treadwell,Lizzie E....Feb 18 3 1 Apr 4, 5, £, 7, 11, 12, 14, 15 Walrath, Daniel May 30 4 6 Verdict against Hare....Apr 15 Warburg, Fanny June 24 8 2 (E'l) ...... Aprl5 Divorce law, important point. Holthusen-Schlessinger suit. . Dec 29 3 1 Dec 10 " Divorce and Divorce Legis- Hotchkiss-Kennedy suit.July 18 lation," Woolsey's Feb 17 6 2 Hurd-City of Elizabeth, N. J'., suit ...... Feb 26 10 Dix Island Granite Co.suit.. Husband, liabilitv of ...... Apr 17 3 Mar 21 2 6 Hutchinson-Boston Air Line Dixon-Cummins suit Mar 28 2 6 Railroad suit ...... Sept 27 Duff-Hutehinson suit Nov 26 2 6 Hutchinson-Brouwer suit ____ Dumont-Fry suit Sept 725 July 14 Ehrgott-City suit Dec 631 Hutchinson-Lawrence____Dec 22 Ehrgott-City suit Dec 10 10 2 Hynes-McDermott suit.. .Apr 4 JUmerson. Ralph Waldo, will " Insane " meanings of the of May27 1 5 word (Ed) ...... Jan 9 Employer, responsibility of.. Insanity case, lax administra- Apr 25 2 6 tion (Ed) ...... Aug24 Estates waiting for claimants Insurance suits, jurisdiction Nov 353 in...... Mar23 Excise suits dismissed—Jan 856 Jacobson-Allen suit ..... June 21 Express companies, rights of. Jacobus-Wolf suit ...... Jan 19 Mar 13 5 4 Jacquet-Lipmann libel (Ed) Field-Bendrix suit Mar524 Mar 4 Field-Wright suit Nov 14 2 6 Juries and witnesses, distort- Fisher-Meyer suit Jan 29 2 6 ing methods.. June 5, 12, 18, Fisk-Waddington suit Oct 10 2 5 July 3 Fitzpatrick-Woodruff suit Jurors, influences upon (C) June 831 Jan 16 Fitzpatrick-Woodruff suit de- Jurors, selection of (Ed). Nov 27 cision Jan 21 2 5 Jury duty, Kentucky ..... Dec 9 •Flynn-JST. Y. Elevated R. R. Jury, Grand, investigations suit MarlS 2 5 (Ed) ...... JanlS Frazier-City suit Feb826 Jury frauds (Ed) ...... July 3 Garner-Gladwin'suit June 15 3 1 Jury law. Federal, evils of.. Garnett-Low suit Aug 27 7 4 Mar 13 Gebhard-Canadian Southern Kibbe-Continental Railway B. R. suit Oct 14 7 3 companv suit ...... April Genet-Breslin suit Apr 14 3 1 Keiher-shipherd suit.... Sept 21 Gensler-Herman case Feb 12 2 5 (Jotton suit ...... Oct 27 84 INDEX TO THE !L—Legal. Date. Pg. Cl. "L—Legal. Date. Pg. CL Kiibourn-Thompson suit.Apr 22 1 2 New-York and Lackawanna, Kiralfy-Campbell suit Oct 15 2 4 wins suit Mar 27 3 2 Kneeland-Metropolitan Ele- Nichols-MaoLean suit Apr '25 ^ 3 1 vated Railroad suit Sept 17 2 O'Gorman-Arnoux Feb 2, Knickerbocker Life Insurance Mar 1, 31, Apr 21, 22, 25, Company-Foley suit. United 26, 27, 28, 29, May 3, 4,5,6, States Supreme Court de- Sept 28, 2» cision Apr 425 O'Hara-Dudley suit Sept 22 8 5 Labisch-Unger suit Jan 27 8 1 Pacific Mail Steamship Com- Langdon-Vwrmont and Can- pany-City suit Jan 17 8 3 ada Railroad suit Aug 7 5 Parker. Spier suit Feb 25 2 3 Langley-Sixth. Avenue Rail- Passevant-United States Gov- road Company suit Felt) 10 8 ernment suit May 584 Lathrop, Francis 8.. "will of.. Patchen estate May27 1 8 Apr 626 Patent case, singular Jan 13 8 8 " Law of Estoppel " Apr 23 8 2 Patent cases, United States Law of private corporations Supreme Court decisions.. Apr 10 6 1 Jan 10 3 a Law of responsibility (Ed).. Patent suit, Graham-Cush- Feb 8 4 8 man ,...Aprl9 1 5 Lawrence-Staigg suit ended Patent suit, torpedo May 816 Mar 21 I 5 Peoples-Detroit Post libel suit Laytin, William, estate..Jan 21 8 4 Nov 715 Lewis, John D.. estate, claims Perzell-Tousey suit Dec 10 10 2 May 982 Phillip-Barnett Feb 18 3 1 Linton-Morse suit Oct 18 3 6 Prnkerton-City of St. Joseph Livingston-Fleming breach suit fcept24 5 4 of promise case June 11 7 1 Livingston-Ransom suit.May 756 Pinney-Hamilton libel suit.. Lord-Vanderbilt suit Jan 20 2 6 Dec 30 8 8 Loubat-Union Club suit..Nov 27 7 1 Platz-City o f Cohoes suit.June 524 Dec 23 5 3 Policemen, Ryan suit Apr 18 2 4 McCarthy-Tenth Street Rail- "PoorLaw," Fowle's Feb582 road suit June 10 2 3 Potter, C. N., will of Feb 282 McCormick-Pennsylvania Prescott-American News Com- Railroad suit May 13 2 6 pany suit....Jan 20, Oct 13, Macfarlan-Vosburg suit..Dec 631 14,17,18,19 McGinnis-City suit Feb 11 3 1 Decision Oct 20 8 4 McKinney-Jewett suit...Nov 13 3 1 (Ed) Oct22 0 3 Mackenzie-Fisk suit Dec19 3 1 Proctor-New-Jersey Central McPherson-Chambers suit Railroad §uit Feb 19, 24 Apr 25, May 11, June 2 Pullman-Missouri Pacific Rail- Malcomson-Potter suit...Dec 31 10 4 road suit Apr26 3 3 Malloy-Bennett suit Dec 833 R au-Von Zedhtz suit Jan 816 Marks-Metropolitan Life In- Realf-Lippencottsuit Oct 6, 8 surance Company suit..Aug 24 3 2 Rheine-Nivelet suit Apr 20 3 1 Marsh-Chickering"suit....Febl4 2 4 Roberts, C. R., will sustained Mareton-Gould suit Jan 22 5 6 July 968 Mason-Bell Telephone Com- Roberti-Sands suit May 815 pany suit..^ Nov 5 12 3 Robinson-National Stock Yard Massachusetts Mutual Life Company suit NOT 5 12 2 InsuranceCompany-Chicago Rockaway Beach Hotel suit.. and Alton Railroad suit.Oct 24 6 2 Mar 915 Masterton-Boyce suit Mar 24 a 6 Ross eatate Dec31 1 3 "Mechanics' Liens," Hoyt's Roustan-Rochefoit suit, Paris Jan 3 6 1 (C) Jan 228 Merritt-Welsh augar case.. Rowe-Comley suit Jan 27 8 3 Mar 712 Russell-Post suit Nov 14 3 2 Metzinger-Miiler suit... .Jan 18 8 1 Saljie-Edison suit Aug 164 Mitchell-Lowrey suit..Oct 20, San Francisco Bulletin-Chron- 21,24 icle suit Jan 946 Monoy-New-York Herald.D&c 12 3 3 Schnell-Blohm suit July 28 8 2 Moran-Lake Shore Railroad Schultz-Third Avenue Rail- suit Feb 16 1 5 road suit June 12 3 1 Mortimer, Richard, will of.. Schultz-Schultz suit Apr 13 3 1 June 681 Schwab-Coghlan suit Jan 13 8 3 Moyer-New-York Central and Scott-Sampson libel suit..Mar 21 1 3 Harlem Railroad suit..Mar 20 2 6 Selvi-Harrison suit Oct 2484 Murphy-English suit Jan 19 8 1 Shanks-American News Com- National Steam Navigation pany decision May 14 2 6 Company-Dyer suit Mar 21 2 6 Shanks-Byrne suit Feb 21 2 6 N eslln-Wella, Fargo & Com- Shanks-Truth libel suit..May pany suit Jan 10 3 2 30, Nov 15, 16, 17, 18 Netter-Schrage libel suitJune 3 ft 6 Shanks- Truth suit decision New-En gland Iron Company- Nov 19 5 6 Metropolitan Elevated Rail- Sheehan-Twiggs suit Nov 21 1 3 road Company suit Nov 24 5 2 Shepherd's Fold suit Jan 531 New-York City-Broadway Sheffield, Joseph E., will of National Bank May30 3 3 Feb 21 1 5 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882. 85- L—Legal. Date. Pg. • L—Legal—Legislature. Date. Pg. Cl. Shipherd-Union News Co.suit Daltt Feb 12 5 4 Sept 16 2 4 Ghio, A. D Feb 21 2 6 Sickles-Gas Co. suit Apr 12 2 6 Grote, Frederick Feb 384 Sidenberg-Ely suit Nov 13 3 1 Harriman, John ,...«Jan 25 1 3 Sidkwalks, city liability for Hoyt, Jesse.Oct 31, Nov 10, Oct 11 3 5 Dec 27 Simmons-McAllister egislature. Date. Pa. Cl. JL—Legislature. Date. Pg. Cl. Adirondack bill ...... Mar 14 5 2 Coroner's office,vacancies. Jan 25 '2 4 Adjourned sine die ...... June 3 1 Corporations, assessment of Aldermamc elections____Mar 4 2 2 certain.... Feb 25 2 3 Anti-Monopolists and the Bail- Taxation of Apr 20 2 2 road Commission bills (Ed) Deadlock, organization. .Jan 3 Mar 1 4, 5, 6, 10, 11, 12, 13, 21, 25, Anti-Monopoly, Senate debate 26, 31, Feb 3, 7, 8, 9,10, 11 Jan 4, 20, 27 (Ed) Jan 10, 14, 20, 28, Apportionment bill ...... Apr 3 Feb 3. 10, 16 June 3 Democratic profession and Apportionment, facts about practice May 22 5 2 (Ed) ...... Mayl7 Department of Public Works, Appropriation bill passed As- investigation ordered ..Mar 16 1 4 sembly ...... Marll Detectives, pay of Apr 18 2 1 Aqueduct, new ...... Mar 4 Docks of New-York, report of -Assembly Chamber, safety of Assembly Committee Jan 13 5 4 May 10 Elections., piimary Apr 4, 11 Assembly committees ap- Emigration Commission, ex- pointed ...... Feb 15 penses May 11 5 2 (Ed) ...... Feb 15 Excise bills Mar 3, 4,23, Bargains, charges against Re- Apr 6, 14, May 2, 13, 25 publicans ...... Feb 24 Firemen, bill passed Assem- (Ed) ...... Feb27 bly to increase pay of .Apr 28 10 5 Biennial sessions ...... Apr 25 Senate Apr 26 2 1 (Ed) ...... Apr25 Governor. (See Cornell.) Senate votes against ..June 2 Insurance companies, insol- Bills introduced ...... Feb 9 vent : Mar 316 Bills passed.. Apr 12, 20, May Interest bill May 19 5 4 23, 25, 30, 31, June 1, 2, 3 Laborers, wages of Mar 30 5 5 Bills signed by Governor Cor- Law students (Ed) May 25 5 1 nell..Mar 5', 26, Apr '2, May Mason's release, resolutions 13, 26, June 4, 8, 9, 16. l£, favoring Mar 21 1 2 July 1 Military Code bill....Mar 28, Bills vetoed----May 16, June May 31 23, July 4 Military school, proposed Brokers, taxation of ...... vi ar 10 Apr 29 8 2 Brooklyn bills ...... May 18 Minority, opportunity of the Glance at ...... June 7 (Ed) Dec23 4 3 Mayor Low on ...... Mar23 Murder trials Mar 22 1 6 Building law, new, proposed National Guard, attack..Mar 11 1 5 Apr 4 National Guard camping Canal Appraisers, bill to abol- ground Apr 26 2 1 ish ...... Feb28 New-York, measures affecting Canals, free ...... Jan 6, Mar 9, 30 Feb 21, 25, Mar 2, May 18, Assembly votes for ..... Mar 24 June 7 Blunder in resolution (Ed) New-YorkDepartment of Pub- Apr 15 lic Works, inquiry Apr 1, Senate Committee rep't. Jan 19 2,16,'May 7, 20, 24 Senate votes for ...... Apr 6 Official papers,tampering with (See also Canals.) Apr 29 8 2 Capitol, appropriation____Feb 16 Oleomargarine bills. .Mar 15, 22 Capitol, reports...Feb 3, May 11 Catechism (Ed) ...... Feb 17 Park Board, bill to reorganize Catholic Protectory ...... May 31 Apr 1216 Catholic Protectoiy. item Parks, and the (Ed) Mar 19 6 2 taken from Supply bill. June 1 Patterson's, Speaker, explana- "Charity Organization Soci- tion Apr « 2 6 ety" ...... Apr 15 Petitions Mar 30 5 5 Charter, Grady's ...... May 17 Policemen, bill to increase pay Charter legislation ...... Mar 12 of passed Assembly..Apr 28 10 5 Charter, Taxpayers' Protec- Passed Senate Apr 26 2 1 tive Union ...... May 17 Prison management, report of Cities.self-governmentof.May 30 Assembly Committee..May 24 8 1 Clerk of Assembly, Johnson Quarantine inquiry, result of made ...... Feb 16 June 122 Clerk of Senate, Vrooman Bailroads: Accidents,message made ...... Feb 21 concerning Jan 19 1 3 Code. Civil, passed Senate.May 31 Commission bill Feb 3, Code, Penal ...... Apr 29 Mar 22, 29, 31, Apr 3, 5, Codes, amendments* proposed 7, 20, 21, May 3. 4, 5, 17, Mar IS iS, 19, 24, 25 Conflict bet ween Senators ____ (Ed) -.Marl, Jan 26 Apr 25, May 20. 25 Congressional apportionment Passed both Houses.. May 2616 committee appointed. _ _ Mar 15 Elevated, five-cent bill..Apr Congressional districts, new 12, May 3, 19 Mar 8, May 23 Elevated, taxation of..Mar Constitutional amendment, 17, May 25, 26 proposed ...... Apr 21 Lands Feb 24 2 o NEW-YORK DAILY TIMBUNE FOR 1882. ^—Legislature, pate. Pg. Cl. L,—Leg—Lig. Date. Pg. Cl. Manhattan suits. inquiry- Legislatures, assembling of (Ed) Apr 6, 7,13, 19. 21, 22, Jan 442 29; 30, May 2, 6, 7, 9, 12, Lennon, John, declared insane 13, 14, 16, 20, 21, 26, 27 Sept 29 8 1 Keportof committee.June 116 Lent (Ed) Feb 22 4 4 New-York Central taxes Origin o f (C) Apr 351 Jan 12 5 1 Lent. Cora H.,flightof Aug 983 Bates and commissions.Mar 10 2 2 Returns home Aug 11 5 3 Street bill May 24 5 4 Lent, Joseph, case of Jan 21 8 1 Street bill passed Assembly Lentilhon, Joseph, dinner..Dec 13 5 3 May 12 5 4 Leo XIII. letter to Cardinal Street bill passed botli McCabe (Ed) Sept 10 6 5 Houses June 2 5 2 Leonard, Theo. M., case of .Aug 24 8 4 Street bill vetoed June 29 5 4 Leopold, Prince, marriage of Receivers, liability of Apr 13 2 4 Apr 28 1 3 Eeceivers, war against....Apr 27 3 3 Marriage, Lon don (C) May 13 5 5 Receivership abuses, bill for "G. W. S." May 14 1 2 correction of Apr 25 5 4 Leprosy case, heroic treatment Receiverships Feb 28, Apr 513 Mar 1. 2, 4, 6, 9, 18 Lesautnier, John B., case of Beceiverships bill passed As- Nov 152 sembly May 622 •esseps. Receiverships, bill regulating May 17 2 2 Egyptian war, and the..July 28 • 1 1 Receivership bill, Sharpe's, Talk with, Paris (C) May 21 2 3 passed Senate May 31 1 4 Temper, collapse of (Ed). July 29 4 2 Receiverships,AssemblyCom- Letter-thief, tale ofa Jan 7 5 1 Letters, threatening, arrest ot mittee report May 24 2 5 Dr. Tachmyntis Feb 21 1 6 Regent, failing to elect.. .Mar 3113 Levees and the Constitution.. Reports: Adjutant-General.. (Ed) Mar28 4 2 Jan 25 2 4 Levy, Miram, arrest of.... Mar 982 Capitol Commission—Feb 312 Levi. Joseph I., case of Nov 11 8 1 Controller's Jan 13 2 6 Libei, law of (C) Oct 25 5 5 Lunacy Jan 621Libel suits. (See Legal.) Manhattan R. R, inquiry.. Libraries, free circulating..Jan 21 5 3 June 116 New-York Aug27 10 1 Receiverships May 24 2 5 Station-house (Ed) Feb 563 Soldiers and Sailors' Home Station-houses, letter from C. Jan 621 Vaux Feb 455 Treasurer, State Jan 621 Library: Baltimore public, School-houses, Koch's bill. Apr 22 2 8 Pratt's offer Jan 23 1 1 Senate committees appointed Congressional, report Feb 514 Feb 22 2 2 Hamilton, letter from Bohn Shipping, taxation of....Mar 14 5 2 (Ed) Jan31 4 4 "Shocking example" (Ed).Apr 27 4 3 London (C) " G. W. S." Slater Fund bill Apr 13, 15 Jan 22, Feb 5 Passed Assembly Apr 20 2 2 " Lieber, Franz," Holls's lec- Senate Apr 19 5 4 Speaker, Patterson elected.. ture Dec 726 Feb 311Liederkranz Hall, opening of.. Plightof(Ed) Feb 743 Nov 27 5 1 Supply bill May 31 1 4 Life, an experiment (Ed)..Aug 13 6 4 Items vetoed June 28 8 4 Broken laws of (Ed) Apr 23 6 4 Passed Senate May 18 2 4 For life, a (Ed) June 30 4 3 Reported Mar 23 2 5 " <.*nats on the wheel" (Ed) Supreme Court judges..May 31 1 4 Jan 15 6 5 Tammany charter May 522 Low, in New-York Feb 23 8 2 Tammany's revenge (Ed).Feb 16 4 2 Neglected helps i n (ifid)..Nov 844 Telegraph, underground .May 16 5 3 Life-saving appliances in fire.. Bill passed Senate May 20 2 4 Feb 26 9 3 Wagner, Webster, tributes.. Ijife-Saving Service. Jan 17 1 4 Bill, S. S. Cox's f Feb 13 1 4 Water supply schem es Feb 16 1 6 Bill to promote efficiency Women on State Boards (Ed) passed House Feb 21 1 1 Mar 10 4 4 Crews, dis tribution of Mar 2711 Woman suffrage Apr 2022 (Ed) June 17, Aug 27 Woman Suffrage bill May 423 Examiners Jan 4 1 (Ed) May 14 4 1 New-Jersey stations closed Killed in Assembly....May 17 2 2 May, 4 1 Work done, Brooks's views Report, annual Nov 28 2 3 (Ed) Apr 22 4 4 Rewards Jan 21 8 2 Work o f the(Ed) June 842 Statistics Feb 21 1 1 Work, review.of June 316 Work done (Ed) June 17 4 4 Legislation, "hangers-on" (Ed) (Ed) Aug27 6 4 Mar 12 6 4 Light, electric. (See Electric.) Legislative paralysis (Ed)..Feb 17 4 3 Light, Lewis. July 991 Legislative catechism (Ed).Feb 17 4 4 Light andnear-signtedness.Feb 26 9 3 Legislature, New-York, next Lighthouse Board report..Sept 651 Assembly (Ed) Nov 643 Lightning conductors Feb 593 88 INDEX TO THE Li—Lil—Literature. Date. Pg. Cl. Li—Literature. Date. Cl. Lilacs, stealing (Ed) ..May 28 6 3 "Bach, Sebastian" ...... July 30 2 Lincoln's address at Gettys- Bacon's, Henry, " Parisian burg (C) .May 22 3 Art and Artists" ...... Nov 26 Death of July 17 5 Bacon's, Henry, " Parisian Duel Aug20 4 5 Year" ...... July 9 8 Keminiscences o f May 736 " Bacon and Macaulay "..Apr 23 8 Lincoln. Mrs. Abraham July 17 5 9 Bagenal's, P. H., •' The Amer- Condition of (Ed) Jan 19 4 1 ican Irish" ...... May 16 Pension, and her Jan 27 8 2 Bailey's, Urania L., "Star- Pension bill passed House. Jan 27 2 5 Flowers " ...... Oct 14 Belief bill passed TJ.fc>.Senate Bainbridge's, Lucy S., "Bound Jan 2511 the World Letters "... Jan 20 Lincoln Club dinner... Feb 14 5 4 Bainbridge's, William F., Liquor in the British Islands, " Christian Missions "..Jan 20 statistics (Ed) June 18 6 5 Baker's, C. Alice, '• Summer Concerning (Ed) July 962 in the Azores" ...... July 4 Dealers divided Jan 923 Balch's, William B.. "The Law, Pond May 31 1 5 Mines " ...... Nov 10 Question in Wisconsin...Sept 11 5 5 Baldwin's " Story of Sieg- Bebellion (Ed) Aug 21 4 Z fried " ...... Oct 6 Bestricting sale o f (Ed)...Jan 944 Ballantine's " Some Experi- Taxes (Ed) Nov 23 4 2 ences of a Barrister's Lite " Liszt, visit to Mar 19 3 5 May 2t> 6 1 Literary beggars Aug 692 Bancroft's "Pacific States of Literary progress, Donald G. North America " ...... Oct 29 8 1 Mitchell's address May 17 1 6 Banks's, Mary B., "Old Plan- Literaiy ragpicker (Ed)....Aug 13 6 3 tation Times " ...... Aug 8 a i Earth's " Beligions of India " literature. Jan a 8 1 Abbey's, JBdwin A., "Selec- Bates's, Charlotte F., " Cam- tions from Bobert Herrick " bridge Book of Poetry and Dec 11 6 1 Song" ...... Oct29 8 Adams's, Henry, "John Ban- Bates's, K. L.," Wedding Day dolph" Oct20 6 1 Book" ...... Dec 12 6 "Adams, John Quincy,"..Apr 11 6 1 Beard's, D. C., " Boy's Handy Alcott's, A. B., "Sonnets " Book" ...... Oct 6 6 June 961 Benson's, Eugene, "Art and Aldrich's "Pooms " Octl7 6 1 Nature in Italy " ...... Oct 31 & "Alexander II., Life of," Bent's, S.A.f "Short Sayings June 21 6 2 of Great Men" ...... Dec 20 6 Alexander's, Mrs., " The " Bentley, Bichard "____June 9 6 Freres" Mar 28 6 1 Biddle's, Arthur and G.,'*Law "Alison's, Sir Archibald, of Stock-Brokers "....Feb 5 8 Autobiography " Dec 24 3 1 Bigelow's, John, " Molinos Allen's, J. H.." Theology".Oct 17 6 1 the Quietist " ...... May 5 6 American Catholic Quarterly Bigelow's "Law of Estoppel" Aug 462 Apr 23 8 "A merleanDecisions "..May 861 Bingham's, D. A.. "Marriages American novels and novel- of the Bonapartes " ...... Jan 29 ists Aug 20 8 3 Black's, Wm., "Four Mac Anderson's, Ed. L., '• On Nichols" ...... Feb 26 Hoiseback" May 12 6 1 Blackmore's, B.D., " Chiisto- Anderson's, Thomas M., well" ...... Jan- 1 '' Political Conspiracies ".. Blackmore's, B. D., "Lorna Sept 15 6 1 Doone" ...... Dec 8 Andrews's, Fanny, "Prince Blaikie's. Alex., " History 01 Hal" July 28 6 2 Presbyterianism " ...... Jan 2 9 "Aphorisms" Sept 29 6 2 Blake's, Mary E., "Poems ". . Armstrong's, C. F., '* Garland July 2 from Greece" Aug 18 6 1 Bloomneld's, Georgiana, Arnold's, Edwin, "Pearls of "Court and Diplomatic Life" the Faith" Dec 31 8 2 Dec 10 8 1 Arnold's "Irish Essays and " Bonapartes, Marriages of Others" Apr 21 6 1 the" ...... Jan29 8 1 Arr's, Ellen H., " New-Eng- " Booth, Junius B. and Ed- land By-Gones" Dec861 win " ...... Feb 12 8 1 "Arsiesis and other Poems" Bo.wen's " Boundary Disputes Jan 13 6 1 of Connecticut" ...... Aug 8 " Asia andEurope, Bound ".. Bowen's " Metaphysics ".Apr 19 Mar 12, 21 Boyesen's, H. H., "Idyls of "Atlas and Geography ".. Jan 2061 Norway and other Poems ". Atlantic Jan 22, Mar 24, Oct 17 Apr 24, July 23, Aug 20 Brain ...... Aug 20 Auerbach's "Spinoza "..Apr 16 8 3 Browne's, F. F., "Poems Dy Austin's, Jane G., "Nantucket British and American Au- Scraps" Dec 12 6 1 thors " ...... Jan21 Avery's, J. W., "History of Browne's, G. L., "State Georgia" :Jan21 6 1 Trials" ...... July 16 NEW-YORK: DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882. 89 Ii— Literature. Date. Pg. Cl. Li—Literaature. Date. Pg. Cl. Browning's, Robert, '• Aga- Crafts's. W. F. " Talks to memnon " ...... Oct 'zO 6 2 Boys about Jesus ".:..Jan 29 Buchanan's, Jos. R., "Moral "Critic Essays" June 5 Education" ...... ©ct 6 6 2 Cruikshank's " Uncle Tom " Bucnanan's, Robert, " God Mar 20 andtheMan" ...... Jan 17 6 1 " Cruikshank, Geo. Life of" Buchanan's, Robert, "Mar- June 4 tyrdom of Madeline "...July 2 3 1 Crummell's, Alex. " Great- Burdette's "William Penn " ness of Christ".. Sept 19 July 2 " Cradle Songs " Dec 15 "Calhoun, JohnC." ...... June 25 " Cushman Charlotte "..Apr 16 " Carlvie, Thomas," Fronde's " Cyclopedia of Universal Apr 9 Knowledge " Dec 15 Gary's "Dante's Inferno " — "Cross's, Jos., "Edens of Dec 15 Italy" Dec 12 Gatherwood's, Mary H., Dahlgren's, Madeine V., "Rocky Fork".. ,...... Aug 1 "South Mountain Magic" Catholic World ...... Aug 20 June 4 Ceccaldis, G. C., " Monuments Dayton's, A. B. "Last Days Antiques De Chypre "...Oct 13 of Knickerbocker in New- " Cellini's Memoirs " ...... Mar 20 York" May 23 Century ...... J an 22, Decorator and Furnisher. Dec, 6 Mar 24, Apr 24, July 23, "Democracy" , May 1 Aug 25 July 28 Chan cellorsville and Gettys- " Desmond Hundred "..June25 burg " ...... Feb24 6 Dickens, Charles, discarded " Changing Year " ...... Nov 5 8 rod actions of (Ed).... Aug 13 •' Chapin, Edward H."____Oct 22 S Sickens " Wards July 25 Charlotte, Catherine, " The " Dictionary of Arcnitec- Old Regime" ...... Sept 29 6 ture" Apr 23 Chatrian's Works, Paris (C)... " Dictionary of Popular Apr 23 8 Names" Dec 1 " Child, Lydia Maria " Whit- Didon's, H. "Science without tier's ...... Nov24 6 God" Oct 6 " Chimes and Rhymes ". . .Oct 14 6 D6ppold's, Geo, Theo, "Epics "Choral Service" ...... Apr 7 6 of Mediaeval Germany".sept 19 Church's, Ella R., "Money- Dodge's, Richard "OurWild making for Ladies"____Apr 4 6 Indians" Sept 8 Cist's "Army of the Cumber- "Donnelly's, Ignatius, "At- land" ...... June 2 6 lantis " Apr 7 Clarke's, Jas. F,, "Beligious " Dorothy" Feb 10 History" ...... Jan 3 6 Doubleday's, A., Chancellors- Clay's, Chas. M., " The Mod- villeand Gettysburg ".Feb 24 ern Hagar" ...... Nov 17 6 Doyle's. J. A., " Virginia, Clemens's " Stolen White Maryland, and the Caro- Elephant" ...... June 18 8 linas " Dec 19 Clemmer's, Marr, "Poems" Drake's, Saml. A., " Wnite "Clerical Library ".... May 19 6 Mountains " June 8 " Cyclopaedia of Political Sci- "Dr. Grimshawe's Secret" ence " ...... Jan 6 6 card from Mrs, Lathrop.Aug 16 '• Cyclopaedia of Quotations " "Duff, Mrs., Life of," Ire- Jan 10 6 land's June 20 Coan's; Titus, " .Life in Ha- Dwight's, T. W.. "Essays. waii" ...... July 4 6 Civil Code " June 5 Cobbe's, Frances P., " Peak " Edgeworth, Maria "..Nov 19 inDarien": ...... Oct 1 8 "Egyptian Obelisks "..May 2 Condit's "History of the Ellis's, Geo. E., " Red Man English Bible " ...... May 154 6 and the White Man ".. Aua: 8 " Continental Scamper". Aug 27 9 Elwanger's, H. B., " The Conway's, M. D. "Emerson " Bose" Dec 26 Nov 21 6 "Emerson " Con way's..-Nov 21 "Travels in South Kensing- Erckmann's works, Paris (C) ton" ...... Got 14 6 Apr 23 " Cook's, Joel, "England, "Etchings" Feb 19 Picturesque and Descrip- Dec 15 tive" ...... Nov 5 8 "Etchings. American "..Apr 14 Cooper and Fenton's • Amer- Everett's, Wm., "School Ser- ican Politics " ...... May 14 8 mons " Feb 26 " Cooper, James Fenimore ' Ewald's, Alex. C., "s?tones Lounsbury's ...... Dec 17 8 from the State Papers".June 23 " Copley, John Singleton " " Familiar Allusions" Mar 5 Mar 26 8 Farrar's " Early Days of Cox's, Jacob D. " Atlanta " Christianitv " Oct 13 June 13 3 "Fechter, Charles A., Life of" Cox's "March to the Sea" Sept 17 Oct 10 6 Fiele's. C. P., "Egyptian Re- Cox's, S. 8. "Sunbeams" ligion " Aug 8 June 2 6 "Florence " Dec 8 90 INDEX TO THE It—Literature. Date. Pg. Cl. Li—Literature. Date. JPg. Cl. Ford's, W. C., "American Herbert's,Geo., "The Temple" Citizen's Manual" :Octl4 6 2 Dec 12 6 1 " Forester, Frank," June 561 " History ol Fashion "____Nov 5 8 1 Forestier and Anderson's "Hogan^M. P." ...... Janl7 6 1 "Norway Music" Fe» 582 Holiday books ...... Nov 14, Fowle's, T. W., "The Poor 28, Dec 6, 18, 20 Law" Feb 582 Holley's, G. W., "Niagara Fox's, Caroline, Journals.. Falls" ...... Nov 5 8 Feb 14, 26 "Holley, Myron" ...... Feb 7 6 Freeman's "William Rufus " Hollister's, G. H.. "Kinley June 30 6 1 Hollow" ...... Anglo 6 Freeman's, Edward, "Lect- Plolt's, Filbury, "Miss Beck" ures " -' Dec29 6 1 Apr 4 6 French notes, Paris (C)....Apr 23 8 8 Hoppin's, J. M., "Homiletics" Froude's " Thomas Carlyle " Feb 23 6 Apr 981 Houghton's, Geo., " Niagara Giberne's, Agnes, "World's and other Poems " ...... July 2 8 Foundations" Apr 762 Howells's, W. D., "A Modern Gibson's, Wm.H.," Highways Instance" ...... Oct 15 8 and Byways" Dec 15 6 2 Letter from Grace D. Pat- Godding's, W. W., "Two Hard ten ...... Dec 4 10 Cases" July30 8 2 Hoyt and Ward's " Clyclo- Gordon's, A. A., " Ministry of pSBdia of Practical Quota- Healing" June 23 6 1 tions " ...... Jan 10 6 Gordon's " Diary of the Re- Hoyt's " Mechanics' Liens" bellion " Aprl6 8 4 Jan 3 6 Gosse's, E. W., " Gray "..July 25 6 1 Hubbard's "Newspaper Di- Gould's, S. B., ': Germany, rectory" ...... Mar 14 6 Present and Past" Apr 461 Hughes's,Tom., "Life of Mac- " Gray," Gosse's July 25 6 1 millan" ...... Sept 3 8 Green's, John R., "The Mak- Hugo's "Tor Ij—Literature, f Date. Pg. Cl. "L—Literature. Date. Pg. Cl Patton's " Art of Voice-Pro- Sanborn's " Life of Thoreau " duction " Mar 31 6 1 July 25 6 2 Peard's, Frances Mary, "Cas- Sangster's, Margaret E., tle and Town " June 25 8 2 " Poems of the Household " " Penn, William " July 283 Oct 31 Oct 661 Schaff's "History of the Pfeiffer's, Emily. "Under the Christian Church " Oct 13 Aspens" Aug 18 6 1 Schaff's "Commentary on the Phelps's. Austin, "My Port- New Testament".. — Sept 29 folio " Oct 662 Scott's, Eben G., "Constitu- Phillipps's, J. O. Halliwell, tional Liberty " Ocfc 1 "Life of Shakespeare".Aug 13 8 1 Scndder's, H.' E., " tsToah Piatt's, J. J., "American Po- Webster" Jan 22 etry and Art".. Dec23 6 1 " Selwyn, George" Mar20 Pickering's, Wm. H., "White Seton's, William, " Rachel's Mountain Range". ...June 18 8 1 Fate" Nov l 7 Pidgeon's, Daniel, "An Engi- Shairp's,John C., " Aspects of neer's Holiday" Dec 25 6 1 Poetry" Jan 15 Pitman's, Marie J., " Euro- " Shakespeare," J. O. HalU- pean Breezes" Apr 281 well-Phillipps's Aug 13 Pittenger's, Wm., "Capturing Sheldon's. Geo. W., "Fire De- a Locomotive" Jan 24 6 1 partment" Oct 31 Plum's. Wm., R., "Military Shock's, Win. H., "Steam Telegraphs" Aug27 8 1 Marine Boilers " Dec 1 " Poems of America" Oct 17 6 1 Simcox's, Edith, " Episodes Pollock's "Essays on Juris- in the Lives ol Men"..AuLglg l prudence" July 462 Simms's novels Oct Ponchet's, F. A., "The Uni- Skeat's, Walter, "Etymologi- verse" Apr 461 cal Dictionary of the Eng- Porter's, Noah, "Science and lish Language"..:..-...July 7 Sentiment" Oct31 6 2 Smith's, H.B , " Apologetics" " Prairie Idyl " Aug 18 6 1 Feb 26 " Prentiss, Elizabeth" Nov 1282 Smith's, Mary B., "Poems" Dec 161 Dec 12 Preston's, "Protestantism and Smith's, Wm. Henry, " Ar- the Church" June 16 6 2 thur St. Clair," Apr 28,June 16 Proctor's "Familiar Science Spedding's "Bacon and Ma- Studies" Aprl4 6 1 caulay" Apr 23 "Quixote's Wit and Wisdom" Spofford's Harriet P., " Mar- Oct 14 6 2 quis of Carabas " July 28 "Quran,Commentary on"June 561 Spofford's, Harriet P., "Randolph," Adams's Oct 20 6 - l "Poems" Jan 8 Bannie's, D. W., "English Spurgeon's, C. H., "Treasury Constitution" Jan 24 6 1 of David" May 16 "Rebellion," Gen. Gordon's Stack's, Edward, "Six Months Apr 16 8 4 in Persia" Oct 15 Beed's "Vicksburg Cam- Steele's,Thos. S., "Paudleand paign" May 961 Portage" June 18 " Revolt of Man" Junell 8 1 Stephen's, Leslie, " -Science " Beverend Idol " May28 8 1 of Ethics" July 14 Bichardson's, Abby S., " Old " Sterne, Laurence" Dec 26 Love Letters" Dec 12 6 1 Sterne's, Simon, "constitu- Bichards's, Ellen H., " Cook- tional History of thu U. S " ing and Cleaning Aug 861 Sept 29 Biddell's, Mrs, J. H , "Senior Stevenson's, R. L.. " New Partner" Jan 17 5 1 Arabian Nights" Dec 15 Bidgaway's. H. B., "Life of Sti'lman's "The Horse in Bishop Janes" Jan 20 6 1 Motion" Feb 28 "Bipley, George" Sept22 6 1 Htoddard's "Longlellow".Jun 12 Bobinson's, Phil, "Under the Stoker's, Bram, "Under the Sun" Sept 19 6 1 Sunset " Feb17 Bobinson's, W. C., " Element- Stuart's, Catharine, "Com- ary Law" Sept 15 6 2 plete Cook " Apr 25 " Romney, George" Aug 161 Studer's "Popular Ornithol- Rosenthal's " America and ogy" IN ov 10 France" June 23 6 1 Swift's, A. M., "Cupid M. D." " Rufus, William, Reign of," Oct 31 Freeman's. June 30 6 1 "Swift, Dean," Stephen's-Oct 1 Buskin's, John "Poems "Dec 581 "Swift," Stephen's, London Ryder's "Catholic Contro- (C)"G.W. S." Oct 7 versy" June 561 Swinburne's "Tristram of " Saddle, in thev Aug 18 6 1 Lyonesse Sept 12 " St.Clair, Arthur " Symonds's, J. A., " Renais- Apr 28, June 16 sance in Italy"iMar 19, May 7 Saintsbury's, Geo., "French " Tallahassee Girl" Mar 28 Literature" Nov 12 8 1 Tanner's "Science of Agri- " Salmagundi Birthday Book" cultural Practice " Jan29 Dec 19 6 2 " Tender and True " Feb 17 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1882. 93 It— Literature. Date. Pg. Ij— Literature —Longfellow. . "Thomas, Geo. H." ...... Oct 29 8 Date. Pg. Cl. Thomson,Wm. M., " Land and " Woman Suffrage " ...... Sept 29 6 2 theBook" ...... Oct 31 6 Woolsey's, Theo. W., "Di- "Thoreau," Sanborn's . . .July 25 6 vorce and Divorce Legisla- Thorold's, A. W., " Gospel of tion"...... Feb 17 Christ" ...... r ...... Feb 26 8 Woonberry's, Geo. E., •' His- Tiffany's, Frances, "Bird- tory of Wood Engraving ". . Bolts" ...... Aug 6 Dec 22 Tilton's' , Theodore, " Swabian Wood's "Household Medi- Stories " Sept 3 8 cine" ...... Oct 3 Tourgee's " John Eax and Wordsworth's, John, " The Mamelon " Mar 2'6 6 One Religion" ...... July 4 Townsend's, Mary A., ' 'Yesterday " ...... June25 "Poems" Jan 13 6 Yonge's,C.T>., "Constitutional " Tragedy of Love " Nov 12 4 History of England " . .June 9 Traile's, H. D., " Central Gov- Literature for the prairie (Ed) . . ernment " Jan 24 Aug 6 Treat's, Mary, "Injurious In- Literature, podsnappery in(Ea) sects " Sept 29 Dec 10 " Trees, Ornamental" Feb 21 Live stock census ...... June 9 Trollope's, Mrs., " Domestic (See also Cattle.) Manners of the Americans " Livi, Joseph I., and Jessie Mail- Nov 12 lard ...... Nov 24 Tuckerman's, B., " English Livingstone, Wm. H., case of... Prose Fiction" Oct 31 Feb 25 " Tunis," Wartegg's Nov 3 Lizard, venomous ...... Aug 20 Turner's " Hints for Acci- Lloyd, Clifford, London (C), "G. dents Aug 8 W. S." ...... Mar 13 "Types, Specimens of Print- Lodging house inspection.. Mar 10 ing " Feb 5 House, women's, Grand-st — " U.S. Revised Statutes, Sup- June 23 plement " Feb 5 Lodging-houses, cheap ...... Feb 27 " Vicksburg C a mp a i g n," Logan, Cornelius A., nom. for Reed's May 9 Minister to Chill ...... Mar 3 Waltord's, Mrs. L. B., "Dick Logan, Dr., causes arrest of an Netherby" Jan 8 editor ...... Mar la Walker's, A. H, " Christ's Logan's reply to Grant's view Christianity" Oct 17 or Porter case ...... Dec 1 Walpole's, Chas. Geo., "His- Speech, Porter case ...... Dec 30 tory of the Kingdom "... Oct b Stalwarts, on two ...... May 15 Walpole's, Spencer. "Foreign Loisset, Emilie, death of. . ..Apr 23 Relations" Sept 1 Loisset, Emilie, funeral of, Walpole's "Electorate and the Paris (C) ...... May 17 Legislature" Feb 5 London. (See Great Britain.) Walsh's, W. P., "Mission ' London in ashes, lay " (Ed) . . . Field Heroes " June 23 Jan 29 " War of Bachelors " Dec 15 London letters. (See G. W. " War of 1886 between the U. Smalley. ) S. andG. B. " Sept 15 London newspapers. (See Jour- Ward's, A. W., "Dickens nalism.) July 25 Long, Governor, on civil ser- Wartegg's "/Tunis' Nov 3 vice ...... July 3 1 Washburn's, E. W,, "Easy Speech,New-England Society English Literature " Oct 17 dinner ...... Dec 23 " Washington's Portraits." Hymn ...... Dec 23 Elizabeth B. J ohnston's _jong Beach, L. I.,changes. Aug 13 MarlO Long Branch, N. J-, improve- Watterson's " Southern Life" ments ...... Jan 22 Nov 26 iOng Branch improvements.. "Webster, Noah" Jan 22 Apr 17 Weeden's, W.B., " Social Law Long Branch improvements . . of Labor" Mar 31 June 4 Weeks's, LymanH., "Among joagevity in Europe ...... Sept 8 the Azores" June 5 Longevity, male and female.. Weiss's "Lile of Jesus "..feept 24 Feb 26 Welsh's, .A. H., "English Longfellow, Frances Appleton., Literature and Language".. May 14 Nov 12 Whitman's, Walt, "Specimen Children, lover of ...... Mar 25 Days and Collect" Oct 14 Death of ...... Mar 25 Letter from W. D. O'Connor Death (Ed)...... Mar25 May 25 Criticised by a barber____Mar 26 Movement to suppress. July 15 English press on ...... Apr 6 "Whittier," Kennedy's..Dec 1 Estimates of by French critics Williams's.John, "Bedell Lec- Paris (C) ...... Apr 27 tures" May 16 Evangeline, history of.. Mar 25 Winsor's "History of Boston" "Inspiration," Newton's ser- Feb 3 mon ...... Apr 17 5 5 94 INDEX TO THE JLJ—Longfellow- Lou. Date. Pg. Cl. L—Louisiana—Lynch. Date. Pg. Ol. Letters. Lanman Apr 16 5 '6 Louisiana. " Life of," Underwood's..May 2181 Bonds, suits over Apr 18 2 Memorial Oct 713 Election Nov 8 5 Memorial, English.. Nov 254 Finances Jan 23 1 Memorial, London (C), " G-. Floods Feb 5 1 W. S." Dec 17 3 3 Forests of Mar 5 9 Memories of,letter from "E. Interest funds Feb 12 2 A.T." Apr 984 Sufferers, appeal for aid.. Apr 6 Memories of, Stoddard's.. Mar 25 5 3 Louisville Courier-Journal tree Memories of, Win. Winter's.. trade fallacies (jhJd) Aug 242 Mar 30 5 1 (See also Watterson ) Naples, at April 4 5 Louisville, Ky., officials im- Picture, Marshall's Apr 651 peached Dec 27 2 5 Poem, "At Rest" Mar 25 5 4 Loveil, W., charges against Poem, "Mad Biver in the June 21 5 5 White Mountains Apr 15 6 1 Poem, Whittier's Apr 15 5 1 Low, Seth, Mayorof Brooklyn. ' Poem, Wm. Winter's....Apr 266 Address to Brooklyn voters.. Poems, origin of some of his.. Oct 31 2 6 Mar 25 5 2 Appointments Jan 29 2 4 Professor, as a Mar 26 2 1 Feb 281 Spiritual life May 21 4 4 (Ed) ....Fob 443 Student.asa Mar 345 Brooklyn bills, on Mar 23 2 5 Visitors, queer Aug 646 Message Jan 423 Will Apr 524 (Edf. Jan 443 Will May 313 Responsibility (Ed) Jan 23 4 3 " Longfellow," Collyer's lecture Sketch of Mar23 4 4 Apr 10 5 1 Speech on political duties of Long Island City affairs.Aug 9, citizens Oct 752 13, 15, Sept 14, :Nov 12 Tests and opportunities (Ed) Assessment roll, opposition.. June 11 tf 2 June 255 Lowell, James Russell. Finances Apr 23, June 1, 28 "Biographical sketch," Un- Mayor DeBevoise, arrest of.. derwood's June 27 6 1 Apr 23 1 4 Clayton-Buiwer Treaty, letter Bequested to resign Aug 16 8 2 toBlaine Jan28 2 2 (See also DeBevoise.1 ) Frelinghuysen correspondence, Taxes Fe ) 21, Dec 20 suspects May23 5 4 Long Island Historical Society. Irish-American suspects, and Ma> 10 5 3 the (Ed) Apr 543 Lord, John, lecture " Paula ".. Apr 642 Mar 855 American suspects, and the.. Lords, tilt with (Ed) Feb 25 4 3 Apr 911 Lome, Lord, (Ed) ...Jan 242 (Ed) May 25 4 3 Canadian immigration,on (Ed) Joke on Fields Oct 10 2 3 Jan 26 4 4 Poem "Estrangement "..Apr 20 6 1 Family, reminiscences of. Dec 28 4 6 "Recall" of (Ed) Mar *0 4 3 Return to Canada Jan 22 I 2 Recall,demand of Irish-Ameri- Lossing, B. J.t on the Andre can citizens (Ed) May 25 4 4 monument Mar 12 7 2 By New-York Aldermen.. Lotos Club. Mar 29 8 2 Fire Nov26 5 3 B y Tammany Apr 154 Officers, elects Mar 19 7 3 Successor, Western Congres- Receptions : Haden, F. S.Nov 12 7 3 sional opinion (Ed)....May 27 4 5 Howard, Bronson Oct 29 2 5 Lowell, Josephine S.,on charity Parks, Sir Henry Feb 19 7 3 May 22 2 5 Saturday night.Apr 23, Nov 26 Lowry, Robert, installed Gov- Wyndham Oct 29 2 5 ernor of Mississippi Jan 10 1 2 Young, John Bussell Apr 2181Lowry, William, and the Ku- Lottery. Klux June25 1 5 Arrest of dealers Sept 22 8 1 Loyal-League Oct 512 Business revived Nov 28 3 2 Loyson, Hyacinthe May 793 Talks with city officials.... Lubbock, Sir John, sketch of.. Aug 24 3 1 July 23 9 2 Indictments Sept 27 8 2 Luby, John A., appointment Offices, list o f Sent 922 (C) May27 1 6 Balds, results..Aug 27, Sept 10 Lucidity (Ed) Oct 31 4 3 Loubat, J. F.,-Turnl)ull trouble. Luculliis in N^w-York... .June 1896 May 14, 15,16, 17,20,23 Lumber in the Northwest, Chi- Expelled from Union Club cago (C) Aug 21, Oct 14 May 26 5 4 Luna, F., on the resources of Expulsion May 28, 29 New-Mexico Feb 23 3 3 Suit against Union Club.Oct 6, Lunatic's bloody work, a..Oct 11 3 1 Nov 27, Dec 23 (See also Insanity.) Case (Ed) Nov30 4 3 Luther's wedding ring—Mar 19 6 6 (See also Union Club.) Luxuries "in purple every day" I/ouise; Princess, return to Que- (Ed) Feb 564 bec June 512 Lynch, Charles, case of July 2081 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882. !L—Lynch—Mac Date, Pg. Cl. M— McMahon— Malley. Date. Pg. Cl. fynch, George M., charges McMahon, William A., sketch against Mar 11 5 3 of .June 17 1 Lynch, John R., electioncon- McMichaei, William, nominat- test (Ed) Apr29 4 3 ed for Congressman May 25 1 Seated in Congress Apr 30 1 6 Speech June 14 2 (Ed) May 142McMillan, D. J., on evils of Sketchof May 316 Mormonism Mar 20 6 Lynch, Michael, charges MacNaghten. Lady, eloped.Dec 28 4 against Oct 13 8 4 McNamara, Austin,release of..... Lynch-Stephenson quarrel. J an 681 Aug 15 8 2 Lynchirg of Hume Rudman McPherson's,, Edward,, • Hand- Oct 12 1 5 book ofPolitics "...... Sept 3 8 2 Wagoner, John Jan 21 I 5 Macpherson, Herbert T., sketch Lyon, Lewis, shootingof Oct 28 1 4 of ...... Julyl3 1 3 Lytton, Lord, attacks Gladstone McPherson. John R., and the Jan 22 1 1 Peruvian Company ...... Apr 23 2 3 M. MacVeagh, Wayne. Mabry. Jos. A., shooting of.Oct 20 1 2 Civil Service, on ...... Apr 14 1 5 McBride, Wm., flight of....May 16 5 4 Dorsey and the Star Route McCarthy, Justin, view of Irish frauds, o n...... Dec 5 7 5 crisis June 11, 18,25 Inter-State commerce, on. Feb 22 2 6 (Ed) June 11, 16, 18, 25 Interview concerning Dorsey McClellan, Wm., interview Dec 3 1 Sept 15 8 4 Star Route cases, testimony. . McClure's, A. K., charges agst Apr 27, July 26 Cameron and Delaney Sept 952 Why he retired ...... Nov 28 1 McCook, Anson G., dinner.Dec 29 5 1 Madhouses, English Feb 5 McCosker, Rev. Ed., on Paro- Private (Ed) May 1 chial schools Xtob 923 Letter from " Vindicator ".. McCracken, Jos., arrest of .Feb 24 8 1 June 7 MacCre'.lish, Frederick,death of Mahometans massacred by Hin- Nov 13 1 6 doos fuig 29 McCurdy, Charles J., defends Mahonc, William. Judge Cox Feb 20 5 3 Absence from United States Macdonald, A. E., on lunatics.. Senate ...... Feb 19 Oct15 5 2 Arthur, how he represents.., McDonald, D. N., arrest of .Jan 31 1 4 Nov 4 Garfield, and ...... Oct 28 McDonald, Joseph E. Interview ...... Dec 14 Confidence (Ed) Nov 11 4 2 Political assessments, on.Dec 23 Democrats, on the duty..Nov 11 5 1 Power (Ed) ...... Oct 26 Presidential boom, burst (Ed) Vigilance ...... Oct 21 Dec 22 4 4 Mail, (see Postal.) Temperance straddle (Ed) Mail ana Express, concerning Aug 542 (Ed) ...... Apr27 Tariff, and the (Ed)r Nov 18 4 4 Maillard, Jessie, case olNov 17, McElrath, Thomas, golden wed- 21, 22, 23 ding Feb 10 5 3 Caseof (Ed) ...... Nov 24 McFarland, H. H., on sailors... Acquittalof ...... Nov 24 Mar 625llaine. McGarrahan, Wm.. claim..Apr 811 Congress, in (Ed) ...... Sept 4 (Ed) 1 Apr 25 4 4 Democratic convention.. June 28 MacGuillaPhadrick(Ed)..July 27 4 4 Election (Ed) ...... Sept 13 McKenna, John J"., case of.. Feb 18 8 2 Official vote ...... Oet 5 McKeon, John. Elections, town ...... Mar 7 Appointments Jan 23 1 5 Greenback convention... May 31 Duty (Ed) Dec442 Knaves disbanding (Ed).Sept 13 Gambling houses, o n Feb 481 Liquor traffic, new ...... Mar 19 Gambling crusade against— Political issue (Ed) ...... Aug 30 Sept 11 8 '2 Outlook (Ed) ...... June 21 Lotteries, and the Aug 16,17 Police, and the (Ed) Aug 18 4 2 Outlook ...... Sept 8 Mackay, J. H., on Mormonism Politics, Portland (C) ..... Sept 7 Jan 824 Prohibition convention.. June 2 Mackay, Marie L., story of .Apr 23 4 2 Reform school, charges.. ..Oct 21 Mackey, E. W. M., awarded Republican convention.. June 14 seat in congress June 111 School population ...... June 1 Mackey, T. J „ converted Bour- Village,, life in a ...... Auer20 bon Aug 17 1 4 Majority ruled, case where the McLane, J. H., in South Caro- July 30 2 4 lina Oct 714Making it hot for them (Ed) — McLean, John R., on the Ohio Jan 22 election Oct 912Malarial p-erms ...... Mar 19 MacLean, Roderick, declared Malins. Sir Richard (C) " G. W. insane Apr 20 1 4 S." ...... Febl3 MacLeod, Norman, case of Malley, Walter, blackmail case Feb 28, Aug 10. 26 -* Oct 22 96 INDEX TO THE M—Maliey—Mar. Date. Pg. Cl. M—Mar—Mea. Date. Pg. Cl. Maliey, W. and J., indicted for Married mistakes, some____July 2 4 3 murder Jan 18 1 5 Marsh, O. C., speech, Speacer (See also Cramer Murder.) banquet ...... Nov 10 2 3 Malpractice: Davidson, Mrs. Marshall's, Thomas M., letter GeorgeL SeptY, 9 declining nomination for Dr. Kinne acquitted Sept 1012 2 Congressman ...... May24 1 3 Labro, Mary Felt) 17 2 4 Letter on the Pennsylvania Ruedlisberger, Eliza Apr 26 5 1 Stalwart convention... June 16 1 6 Man, a most miserable (Ed)Aug 664 Marshall's,, W.. E..,, engraving of Manhattan,Club reception, Gov- Longfellow ...... Apr 6 5 ernor Cleveland Dec 652 Marston, Edward, on copyright " Mania, Seasoning," Dr. Ham- Jan 9 mond's paper Mar 216 Martin, G. A , on transporta- Maniacs, old law and modern tionofcattle ...... May22 (Ed) Jan 943Martin, Henri, Paris (C).... Mar 5 (See also Insanity.) Martin, Wm. K., case of____Feb 9 Manila struck by a tpyboon.Oct 24 1 1 Martin, Bandolph B. , sketch of Mann,William J., and the Brook- May 10 lyn Young Bepublican Club Martineau, Harriet, statue.May 16 (Ed) ,....0ct28 4 4 Maryland election ...... Nov 8 Manning-Chalmers case Nov 23 5 4 Legislature organized____Jan 5 Manning, Van H., on General Schools ...... Janl9 Chalmers May 16 1 4 Mason, John A., court martial Manslaughter. (See Murder and Peb 21, 22,24.25,26,28, Mar 3 Shooting.) Case, letters from the people Manson. Donald, on protection Mar 27 Dec 16 2 6 Case, Beport of Gen. Swaim Mantrop, James B., and the Pe- Mar 22, 29 ruvian Company Feb 28, Case, report*on ...... July 19 Marl, 2 Case, Thurlow Weed on. . Mar 29 Convicted May 17 2 5 Habeas corpus, petition for Sent t o prison —June 413 Mar 24 Manufacture, census statistics. Prison, sentenced to ...... Mar 11 Nov 24 2 2 Lodgedin ...... Mar 17 Manufactures, complete census Petition, Garfleld Club pre- of (Ed) Decl2 4 4 sented to Pres. Arthur. May 3 Manufacturing: industries, sta- Petition denied ...... May 9 tistics of.. ..T Decll 5 4 Petitions for his pardon Many, Charles S., stabbed..Oct 13 1 3 Mar 20, 21,22,23 Map, Arctic exploration Aug 21 1 2 Belease, New-York Legisla- Egyptian war Aug 2111 ture favors ...... Mar21 1 2 Outposts of Arctic exploration Sentence, letter from Private Peb 10 1 2 Dalzell ...... Mar22 5 1 Mapleson, J. H., (Ed) Mar 2 4 4 Masons, annual communication Academy of Music, and the June 7 8 3 Apr 30 2 2 Massachusetts- Interview Oct 952 Opera, o n May 922 Civil Service Reform (C).Nov 5 Troubles Apr 151 Democratic convention..Sept 20 Marcia's jealousy (Ed) July 264 Democrats at dinner (Ed). Feb 24 Marginalia, Coleridge Jan 15 8 4 Election, Butler elected Gov- Marine casualties. (See Ship- ernor ...... Nov 8 wrecks.) Elections municipal ...... Dec 0 Marine Hospital Service—Oct 915 Dec 13 Maritime Exchange election Jan 10 8 2 Governorship ...... Apr 27 Market, Bussian Jews' Aug 27 10 1 Greenback convention...Aug 19 Marks, Abraham, contempt Insurance, annual reports case Nov23 3 4 Feb 12 Marks,Pemrose G., case of .June 713 Legislature organized____Jan 5 Marlborough's meanness...Mar 19 3 6 Prohibition convention.. Aug 10 Marquis of Anglesey leaves his Prohibitory bill ...... Mar 15 wife Aprl4 1 4 Bepublican convention..Sept 21 Marquis of Huntiey, arrest of Savings banks, report____Dec 29 Mar 22 1 4 Schools ...... Jan 12 Case of Jan 14 5 2 Tax levy ...... May 26 (Ed) Apr 30 6 5 Materna, Frau Friedrich..Apr 23 " Marriage Insurance Co." (Ed) Materna, Madame, and Wagner Sept 23 4 5 May 17 Marriage, contemplating, Dr. Matrons,station-house (Ed) May 11 Hall's advice Feb 15 2 2 Matthews, Tom ...... Jan 1 Marriage, hardships of Sept 10 3 6 Mauris, Maurice, case of ..Jan 6 Marriage in the Navy Feb 1243 Feb 5 Marriage in Stamboul Mar 1945 May anniversaries (Ed)____May 14 Marriages, American (Ed)..Oct 15 6 4 Mayor Grace. (See Grace.) Marriages, hitches at the altar Mayor, sort of a, New-York Jan 892 needs (Ed) ...... Nov 5 6 2 Marriages, Boyal (Ed) Apr 2S 4 5 Maynard, Horace, death of. May 4 2 6 Married couples, reuniting.Nov 732 Meany, Stephen J., case of.Sept 7 1 1 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882, M—Meat—Metz. Date. M—Mexico—Military. Date. Cl. Meat, advance in price of Mexico. May 15, June 1 Banking laws Dec 24 2 Meats, traffic in Sept 2 Brigands capture Mayor of Medal " 306." (See Political.) Matamoras Dec 21 Medical Code, new, Agnew on Cabinet changes Apr 5 3 June 16 Chihuahua, metropolis of (C) Convention, St. Paul..June 7, 9 Oct 18 1 Notes.Apr 27, July 5, Aug27, Earthquake July 20 5 Sept 15, Oct 11, Dec 23 Gateway of (C) Oct 14 1 Night service, report Feb 1 5 Guatemala boundary dispute Society, code of ethics (Ed) (Ed) '. May 31 3 Feb 16 4 Guatemala boundary dispute, " Medical New-York," Roosa's history of (C) May 31 2 address Nov 5 5 Guatemala boundary line Medicine in the Hebrides..Feb 26 9 treaty signed Sept 30 4 MeUco-Legal Society on Gui- Guatemala boundary ques- teau Mar 2 1 tion, Blaine's instructions Stormy meeting Sept 28 5 Feb 11 4 Meeker, Josephine C., deathof Guatemala boundary ques- Pec 81 2 tion Feb 18 3 Meigs, M. C., retirement of.Feb 7 1 New-Mexico. (See New- Meigs family, names in the (C) Mexico.) Apr 10 5 Northwestern, glance at (C) Meigs "Return" Feb 22 4 Nov 15 7 Meiling, Herr, case of June 19 1 Oil fields (C) May 21 7 Melnikoff sent to prison Jan 26 5 Presidential succession in Melville, George W. Sept 27 1 Arrived in New-York Sept 14 2 Prospects Sepp 10 4 Dinner at Delmonico's.-Sept 15 5 Railroad, Central (C)....Sept 16 7 Domestic troubles Sept 18 5 Steamship lines,Zacatecas (C) Heroism of (C) Apr 10 5 July 30 10 Promotion, concerning (Ed) Topics, personal and commer- May 19 4 3 cial news June 12 2 Report (official) Jeannette United Spates boundary line search party Mar 21 Apr 21 1 Reception in Washington Mice, field, in France....Feb 19, Sept 24 July 2 (See also Arctic Exploration.) Michels, John, on trichinae in Melville, Mrs., visions May 21 American pork. M ay 22 Men's dress, Anna Oliver on (Ed) ....Dec 9 4 Michigan. " Mendelssohn Family" Mar 7 6 Bond fraud, Adrian Feb 11. Mendenhall, Isaac, Johnson's 13, 14, 15 tribute Dec 31 10 Democracy and the tariff (Ed) Mercantile Exchange on free Aug26 canals Oct 1 10 Democratic platform (Ed)... Mercantile Exchange, new Aug 27 quarters Apr 28 10 Legislature, special session.. Mercantile Library Asso.report Feb 24 May 10 8 Politics, Lansing (C) Mar 17 Mercer, W. T., on Oscar Wilde Prohibition convention..June 30 Jan 23 5 Senatorial canvass Dec 9 Meriyale, Herman May 20 4 Senatorial contest Dec 13 Merriam, C. L., on Cannon and Senatorship Dec 21 his church June 21 7 Microscope at home Mar 12 Merrick, Geo. W. nom. for office Migration to the U nited States Mav 25 1 (Ed) Mar 14 4 4 Metallic objects, coloring of Milan, King, shot at Oct 24 1 1 Feb 12 9 Milbank, J., Porter letters. Dec 21 2 6 Metals, tax on, House discus- sion Dec 19 1 Military. Meteors. (See Astronomy.) Aeronautics June 18 9 1 Methodism. (See Religions.) " American Arms and Heavy Ordnance," Norton's Mar 24 6 2 Metropolitan Museum of Art. Battery B, National Guard Cesnola statues,report of com- disbanded Jan 18 12 1 mittee Apr 23 Camp at Peekskill June 3 8 1 (Ed) Apr 23 Camp at Peekskill ended. Aug 5 5 3 Gilt, Marquand's Nov 6 Work done and its results.. Meeting, annual Feb 14 Aug 13 Prosperous institution (Ed) Code, bill to amend before N. Feb 16 Y, Legislature Mar 28 5 5 Reception Mav 2 Court martial, Jos. H.Taylor Feb 23 Sept 3 1 1 Reopening of Nov 5 Department of the Platte, "Meiternich, Prince, Memoirs," Crook's report Sept 3 1 5 Jan 11, 27 Disbanded, talk with General Metz in 1882 Jan 29 •Rodenbough Feb 26 5 3 98 INDEX TO THE M—Military—Mines. Date. Pg, Cl. M—Mines—Mod. Date Pg. Cl. Eleventh Regiment, record of Explosion, Coal Field, Va. Feb 4 5 4 July 14 5 2 Goldm Orange Co., N.Y..Feb 7 2 2 I Filth Regiment disb anded — Henrietta, sale of Apr 23 1 3 Jan 7 8 2 Magnetite ore in North Caro- Hamilton Battery, banner lina Apr 4 Apr 19 8 1 Raymond and Ely Co.charges Illinois, six companies dis- Jan 18 banded Jan 113 Sliver, New-Mexico (C)..Nov 2 Journal Mar 14 6 1 South Pacific Mine, new man- May 31 6 2 agement Jan 14 Loyal Legion May 4 o 3 Stock " corner" May 13 Michigan Third Infantry.trio- Stormont Silver Co May 7 ute Ian 5 3 2 Stormont mine trouble..May 29 5 Parade ground Apr 922 Tin Aug'20 9 Report of Inspector-General Mining Exchange quarrel.Mar 27 8 Oliver Dec 28 3 4 Rifle shooting. 'See Sporting.) Minnesota. Seventh Regiment, Reoord of Bond troubles Jan 17 5 Julv 21 2 3 Mar 11 2 Thirteenth Regiment (Brook- L emocratic convention... Oct 11 5 lyn) record of July 14 5 1 Land sale, large Aug 16 1 Twenty-second Regiment, rec- Election, official vote Jan o 8 ord of July 29 2 (3 Railroad bonds Jan 4 5 (See also Army.) Mine, report of Director Oct 16 1 Milk-dealers, mass-meeting of I Mint, Louisiana, inquiry Apr 27 1 Ang 17 8 1 |Missing persons : Brinkman, Skim May 21 12 T ! Bertha Jan 1 12 Supply, report of Prof Chandler Cunningham. Harry Feb 1 5 Apr 27 7 Cranky, James Jan 30 8 Traffic, abuses of the (Ed) Fall, Robert H Apr 1 5 8 Nov23 4 Gladoing, F. R June 12 1 Miller, Geo. O., case of Nov 22 5 Jenkins, A. C I an 25 1 Miller, John, on theology at Peez, Theodore May 10 8 Princeton College Apr 27 Ludduth, Mrs. J. F May 28 12 June 19 (Missionary M. de Bastide as- Miller, John F., interview.Aug 22 5 3 | saulted by Catholics May 29 Speech, New England Soc. ! Mississippi. dinner Dec 23 2 Miller, Warner, speech on Po- °| Election Nov 8 litical Reform at Woodstock | Flood Mar 2, 3, y, 14, 15, 17, July 5 2 u 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, '26, Interview, favors Cornell for 29, 30, Apr 6 Governor Sept 13 1 6 Aid for-. Apr 16 Speech in Brooklyn Oct 26 5 2 Governor's appointments.Mar 9 Speech on Civil Service Governor, Lowry installed Dec 15, 16 Jan 10 Speech o n Education July 72] Legislature convened Jan 4 Milligan, J. C. K., on the elec- Levee, break Jan 29 tions Decl3 3 3 Levees and the Constiturlon Millildn, Joseph, and the Pres- (Ed! Mar 28 byterian ministry NT ov 19 7 2 River improvements Nov 17 Mills Building, safety of ... Jan 2-4 8 2 Allotments by the Com- Feb5 3 8 3 mission Aug 18. ( President Arthur's message Mills, Zophar Dec iO 1 > 2 Apr 19 And the old firemen Dec 25 2 6 Eads's report Apr 25 Miln, Geo. C. | Missouri. Address, "Past and Future of j Apportionment May 6 the Church," — Feb "20 2 4 ! Democratic convention .July 28 Faith, renouncing his....Feb 0 J. 3 ! Lawlessness.Jarues boys (Ed) Hamlet as May 19 4 6 i Apr 7 (Ed) Get 23 4 3 i Republican convention..Sept 21 Plans Sept 3 5 4 1 Storm, destructive June 18 Views (Ed) teb 26 6 5 (Mistletoe Jan 8 .. ! Mitt-hell's, D. G., addre-.s on Milne, Jos. W., pardon of..Aug 15 1 ° j literary progress ...May 17 Milwaukee, Wis, finances •Mitchell, John I., letter to W. Sept 13, 26 Barker Apr 7 Mini-reader, Cumberland .'.Nov 29 2 Cameron issue May 22 Mind-reading, private experi- „ , Interview, Pennsylvania pol- ments in Dec 13 5 * ! itics .., ipr 12 Mineralogy, prog.ess of Ameri- o iMitchJl, Mary Ann found-lead ^ can ." Aug 24 2 9 I May 19 Miners strike, Maryland..Mar 15 1 Mitchell, Peter (Ed) Jan 9 Mines and Mining-- \titfo.d.Muy Russell Nov 5 Electricity in mines Jan 29 9 3 lMoil1esl *w M—Mom—Mormonisni. Date. Pg. M—Mormonism—Murder. Date. Pg. Cl. Mommsen, Prof., prosecuted... Letter from C. L. Merriam.. Feb 1L 1 June 21 7 3 Money. (SeeFinance.) Lichenor, Lydia, on Jan 30 2 2 Monitors unfinished Mar 6 1 London, service i n Mar 2695 Monopolist, anti, the great (Ed) New-Hampshire, in Feb 26 9 5 May 1 4 Petitions, "young ladies of Monopolv, anti, carrying it too Utah" Mar 11 1 1 far(Ed) Jan 22 6 Problem (Ed) July 29 4 4 Convention, Albany Apr 2H 2 Letter from J. H. Mackay... (Ed) Apr 28 4 Jan 824 Inconsistency (Ed) Cct 7 4 Recruits July 383 League June 17 2 Besolutions,Utah Legislature Lecture, Adler's Apr 17 5 Feb 19 1 4 Meeting in Cooper Institute . Sermon on, Gallagher's..Jan 30 2 2 Mar 25- 5 John Hail's Jan 23 1 3 Speech, Gary's Feb 4 5 Newman's Jan 30 2 1 Montana. •' heart of the conti- Peirce's Feb 13 2 6 nent " ("Si) Mar21 4 Spenser, D wight, on Jari 31 2 3 Montauk, yacht Apr 25 8 Throwing grass at Utah (Ed) Monte Carlo, Mentone (C) "J. Mar 22 4 2 B. G. H." Apr 9 9 (See also Congress Proceed- Monteith. J., and the Excise ing?.) Board (0) Feb 16 2 Morris, Ernest Apr 25 4 6 Montgomery, Mrs. M., case of.. Morrissey, Edward F., case of.. Sept 1 8 Dec 30 5 1 MontreaJ to Quebec from \C).. Morse, Salmi, and his " Passion Aug 28 5 Play " (Ed) Dec 25 4 3 "Moonshiners" illicit stills (Ed) Most, Jolin. Socialist Dec 19 2 2 Jan 31 .4 Grotesque agitator (Ed)..Dec 31 6 4 Moore, Geo. H., on Jefferson Murderous advice Dec 30 J 2 and the Declaration (Ed).... Mortality, statistics Jan 19 8 2 Jim 3 10 4 Moore, Wm. B., on Bourbon [Morton, Levi P. outrages in Arkansas. ... sept 23 7 I Banquet, Paris May 18 1 4 Moore, Wm. B., on Tennessee i Peruvian Company, and the.. politics Apr 17 1 I " MarlS 1 3 Moorhead, Jns. K., speech.June 14 1 Pictures, sale of Feb 23 5 2 Moran, Beirj , Mayne Beid's Mar 146 tribute Dec 17 7 Rouen, vjeitto (C) June 21 2 1 Morgan, Edwin D., views.. Mar 17 5 Morteap-es, lawful interest on Gilt to Williams College..Mnr 18- 8 (C) July 331 Morgan, Tohn T,, fighting for Mosaic pictures, how made.Jan 22 4 6 purity (Ed) -Apr 15 4 Moses, Franklin J.. swindler— Morgan, John T., reeiected U. Mar 30 1 6 S. Senator from Alabama.Nov 29 1 Prison, sent t o .June 782 Morgan, P. H., diplomatic cor- Mountain cli'nbing( Ed).. ..Sept 11 4 4 respondence, Peace Conference Mountain climbing in Colorado Feb 15 1 (C) Sept 15 7 1 Morley, Samuel, on America . Mountains and forests, Puget Mar 29 5 Sound (C) Jan 30 2 4 Mormoiiis^ii. Moving, Tannage on (Ed)..Apr 30 6 4 jMundv, William H., case of (Ed) Jan 24 4' June 23 8 2 Address by Taylor and Can- Municipal Society, condition of non Sept 2 2 May 14 12 2 Anti, bill passed House..Mar 15 1 Murals, worthless Mar 536 (Ed Mar 16 4 Murat, Bettie Feb 12 9 4 Anti. Edmunds's bill passed Senate Fe1) '.7 1 Murder. Meeting of pastors in Wasn- Ames, F. B May 10 5 5 ington..... Feb 20 1 Bai^ey, Bobert C Jan 22 7 2 Movement in ( hicago..J.ai 23 1 Bassett, Henry W Nov21 1 1 Cannon's defence ot Apr 20 1 Beechev, William Feb 27 1 5 Congressman, last (Ed)..Apr 22 4 Bell. Harriet Mar814 Convention (C) OctSL 7 Clew, possible Mar 19 7 2 Democracy, and (Ed) Mar 16 4 Ed wards charged with.. Ma^ 11 5 3 Democracy "opposed to this Bernays, Guillaume (E i). Dec 17 6 3 particular measure " (Ed).. Pelt/er brotheis sentenced Mar 18 4 todeath Dec 23 5 3 Evils of McMillan's letter.Mar 20 1 (Ed) Dec24 6 3 Fillmove, Millard. on Jan 30 1 Boggess, John R Oct 216 Hall, Benjamin F., on ..Jan 30 1 Brennan. Michael Feb 25 5 4 Iceland traveller, observa- Brown, James A Dec 281 tions of an (C> Feb 19 10 Burk% Thomas Havilandilav 711 Indian outbreaks, and Jan 27 1 But er, J. M Apr 12 1 5 Jackson, Sheldon, on Tan 23 1 Campan, Stickney acquitted Lawlessness, organized (Ed> Feb 25 5 5 vi an 28 4 Campbell. J. B Sept 17 1 2 100 INDEX TO THE M—Murcter. Date. CL. M—Murder—Mus. Date. Pg. CL. Caperal, Nicholas ...... Jan 3 2 Lyons, J. J ..Apr 613 Cavendish, Lord...... May 7 1 1 McMahon; Charles Aug 23 2 3 Chirgwen. Minnie ...... June 2 6 8 2 1 Maher, Lynch convicted..Jan 26 8 3 Cliit, Mollie ...... Aug 18 2 2 I Marro, arrest of O'Beilly.Mar 14 8 2 Cole, Daniel W...... Sept 9 5 5 1 Massey, John N Apr 313 Conklin, Francis A ...... Jan 26 2 6 Mathews, Charles Sept 23 1 4 Countaway, A ...... Nov 23 1 1 Mead, H. C OctlO 1 3 Cramer, Jennie, Malley broth- Miller, Tracy's trial...Mar 30, 31 ers indicted ...... Jan 18 1 5 Trr.cy acquitted Apr 181 Malley-Douglass trial____Apr Mitchell, John Boach con- 19, 20, 21, 22, 26, 27, 28, fesses June 30 10 2 29, May 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 11. Montfort, Albert Sept 614 12, 13, 17, 18, 19, 20, 24, N orris, James W Mar 814 25, 26, June 1. 2, 3, 14, 15, Norton, Fitzpatrick's trial 21, 23, 24, 29, 30. Julv 1 Feb 14, 15, 16,17 (Ed) ...... Ma/20 4 2 Fitzpatrick sent to prison Dean, Leighton executed Mar 182 May 20 1 6 Nutt,A.C Dec25 5 5 DeBosnys, Betsy...... Aug 6 2 6 O'Donoghue, J. B ..Nov 11 1 5 Desmond, Bobert ...... Aug 30 1 6 Popa, Pasquali Jan21 8 1 Dochtermann, Frederick.Dec 18 8 1 Prescott, Joel July 10 1 3 Donelan, Owen...... May 3 8 5 President and Secretary of Donnelly,McDonald sentenced Colombia '^Oct 913 forlife...... Feb 9 8 1 Bedman, Eva • Oct 953 Donohue, Thomas ...... Oct 22 7 4 Homano, Francisca Nov 21 _ 8 3 Don is. Mrs., by her grandson Boundtree, Walter Apr 615 Jan 31 2 5 Russell, Mrs. Philmon B..Apr 21 2 3 Dunbarr, Taylor ...... Nov 27 1 3 Scully, Burt Nov 214 Dunlap, Dennie...... Jan 2 5 4 Seabury, Albert Dec 412 Dwight, James S., at sea Sequin Nov 1. 1 1 June 18 5 1 Seibard, Louisa June 183 Eres, DaMd...... May 6 2 4 Siebert, Charles, case (Ed) — Europeans m Tunis...... Mar 9 1 4 Dec 644 Executions. (See • Execu- Sentenced for twenty j ears tions.) Dec 12 8 2 Forsytne,, Thomas...... Jan 9 5 2 Slack. JamesT May 11 4 6 Freeman, Joseph ...... May 22 5 4 Slayback,A. W Oct14 1 1 Ganse, Thomas ...... Aug 31 5 6 Details Oct 15 1 4 Garfield. (See Guiteau.) Soden, Graves convicted..Jan 24 8 1 Gibbon...... Jan4 5 2 Sentenced t o death Mar 722 Gutermuth, Louis W____June 12 5 2 Spicer, Daniel Aug 552 Gutermuth. Louis W____J une Sprague, Harriet E Mar 21 1 5 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, Stafford, Whitney, captured.. 19, 20 Jan 26 5 4 Common case (Ed) ..... June 27 4 3 Stewart, Bosanna Apr 14 8 1 Verdict of Coroner's jury Stiles, Sturla, convicted..Dec 16 1 3 July 20 8 4 Stillwell, Frances Mar 22 1 6 Hanier, McGloin arrested Strelnikoff, General Apr 113 Feb 2 8 2 Turner, "Jack" Aug 30 1 3 McGloin sentenced to death Vermilyea, Fannie Apr 27 5 3 Mar 7 2 2 Hovey found guilty....Sept 26 8 4 Hicks, Henry ...... Dec 22 2 4 Wagner, Teresa July 556 Holland, Colonel ...... June 17 1 5 Wesber, Alexander Aug 14 1 2 Houston, Major ...... Nov 21 JL 5 Willroy. Isaac Jan 224 Hoyt, W. D ...... Nov 28 1 2 Wiimoi family in Lancaster, Hughes, Patrick ...... Aug 21 8 5 Ky Jan 19 1 5 Jackson, Emma ...... Dec 22 2 4 Wilse, McKenna discharged James, Jesse...... Apr 4 5 4 Feb 18 5 4 (Ed)...... Apr 7 4 4 (See also Shooting.) Joyce family in Congin, Ire- Murder trial of the future, the land ...... Aug 19 1 2 (C) Feb 19 10 3 Keely, Wm. J...... July 6 5 1 Murderers, insane, J. D. Towns- Details ...... July 7, 9 end's bill Feb 15 2 6 Verdict of Coroner's jury Murderers inthe Tombs Feb 882 JulyJuly 13 4 Murphy. Henry C., on the Kehoe, James ...... May 3 2 Brooklyn bridge Mar 2822 Killalea, John J , wife. . . .Mar 29 3 Deathof Dec 254 King and Queen of Corea.Aug18 4 Murray's, Grenville, good traits Kinnevan, James ...... June 19 5 Feb 5 3 3 -Konig, Mary ...... May 10 4 Murrav, Lindley, autobiography Kreutz, Valentine ...... Aug 10 3 " Mai? 19 4 1 Kuntz, Jacob ...... Sept 26 6 Muscat, rebellion July 414 Lahey, John ...... Atur 22 4 Muscular training July 23 9 1 Lanahan, John ...... Feb 17 5 Museum of Natural History. (See Lennon. Mary ...... Apr 19 1 I Metropolitan.) Leonard, John ...... Oct '25 5 iMusgrave, George W., bequests Lipscomb, John P ...... Apr 26 3 ! Sept 224 Loeffler, John ...... Jan 8 3 Mushrooms, are. poisonous.-Oct 192 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882. 101 M—Music. Date. fg. Cl. M—Music. Date. Pg. Cl. Music New-York Quintet Club con- " Africaing " Mar 23, 25 cert Jan 13, Feo 10 " Aida " ...Feb22 4 5 New-York Symphony Soc. Amphioii Soc. conceit Jan 27 4 6 concert Nov 4 '• Apajnne, the Waterm in ".. New-York Vocal Soc. concert Jan 14 4 5 Apr 19 " Apajune, the Water Sprite " Nilsson, Christine Nov 29, Feb 26 7 2 Dec 3 Archer's organ recital.. Dec 2, 20 Norton. Lilian, debut in Paris Arnold, Richard, con cert. Mar 29 5 1 Julv 25 "Barber " Nov 28 5 2 Notes Jan 1, 3, " Barber," Gerster Mar 3 4 6 7, 8, 9, 11, 12. 13, 15, 17, 18, "Barber," Patti Mar 3 4 5 20, 22, 23, 29, 30, Feb 5, 6, " Bohemian Girl " Oct 3 5 1 10, 11, 13, 16, 17, 20, 22, 24, " Carmen " Apr 2, Dec 10 27, Mar 19, 22, 23, 26, 27, • "Chimes of Normandy ".May; 14 7 1 Apr 2, 3. JO, 16, 17, 38, 19, Cincinnati College, trouble.-- 25, 30, May 14, 16, 28, 30, Mar 11 5 1 June 4, 7, ] 2, July 10,17,31, Aug 4, 7, 12, 14, 21, 27, Sept G. W. S." Mar 27 2 1 3, 11, 24, 25, 26, Oct 1, 2, 3, College, Wood Apr 13 5 1 8, 11, 18, 22, 29. Nov 13, 14, (Ed) Apr 16 6 ' 4 17, 19, 20, 22. 24, 27, 28, 29, And tlie Park (Ed) Dec 10 6 2 Dec 4, 6,9, 10, 11, 12, 13, Colleges of (Ed) Mar 2 4 4 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 23, Dictionary, Grove's Dec 1 6 2 27, 31 " DonQuixote " Jan 11 4 5 Opera, Italian, affairs .^.Apr 17 England, in Aug 21 5 1 Opera in London April " Ernani " .< Mar 4 4 5 Opera managers, rival Mar "Fayorita" Nov 4 5 2 - 9,10 Festival at 7th Regiment Ar- "Ophelia," Gerster Feb 28 mory May 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 " Oratorio de Noel" Mar24 Festival (Ed) May 7 6 2 Oratorio Society concerts Finance May 10 8 1 Feb 26, Apr 22, Nov 16, 17, Programmes (Ed) Apr 30 6 3 Dec 28 Receipts and disbursements Paris, some prodigies (C).Apr 16 Nov 24 5 1 "Parsifal." Wagner's (Ed) Festi val, Chicago M ay 28 7 1 July 23, 26 Festival, Cincinnati Feb 14 5 2 Bayreuth letters A ug 6, May 17, 18, 20 12, 18 Festival, Worcester, Mass First performance July 27 1 Sept 26 1 3 Review, Ehlert's Oct 15 10 Festivals (Ed) Apr 23 6 2 Hanslick's Sept 11 5 " Fidelio " Mar 11 4 5 Scenes from Nov 2 5 Gesner's, Lilian, first concert. " Parvenue" Oct 1 7 Mar 17 4 6 " Patience,"amateur perform- " Girouette " A pr 14 4 6 ance Jan 28 " Hermit's Bell" Apr 28 5 1 Patti Feb 28, "Hoffmann" Oct 17 5 2 Mar 3, 10,14, Apr 4, Nov 7, "Huguenots" Mar 9 5 1 11, 14, Dec 3 Nov 2 5 2 Patti in Cincinnati Jan 2 Dec 2 5 1 Penfield'e organ recital..Jan 13 "lolanthe" Nov 26 6 6 Philharmonic Club concert "Israelin Egypt" Feb26 7 1 Dec 20 JosefFy concert.. Apr 28 6 1 Philharmonic Soc. (Brook- Dec 15 5 1 lyn) concerts Jan 12, Jubilee Singers Jan 17 4 5 22, Feb 19, Mar 19, Apr 13, Kennedy Family, Scottish 20, 23, Nov 5, 27, Dec 24 songs J an 21 4 5 Philharmonic Soc. (N. Y.) Larue,Lilian,debutin London concerts Jan 15, Jan 29 1 2 Feb 12, Mar 12, Apr 16, Nov " Lohengrin" Mar 14 5 1 12, Dec 10 Dec 15 5 1 Pitch—an important change Lucia" Feb 21 5 1 Oct 2 ' Lucia," Patti Mar 14 5 1 "Pounce and Company"..Oct 15 ' Lucretia Borgia " Oct 21 5 2 Prize composition Jan " 'Mme. Favart" Jan 24 4 5 "'Puritan! "P11TM f.91. Ml"" Oct 17 ' Manola" Feb 7 5 2 'Redemption" Dec 4 ' Manteaux Noirs'' Sept 27 5 1 Dec 7 Mapleson's benefit Apr 29 5 2 Remenyi's concert Jan 12 •' Mascot" Feb 10 4 6 Rietzel, Herman May 28 Materna's farewell concert "Rigoletto " Feb 24 June 10 5 1 Mar 21 "Merry War" Mar 16 5 1 " Ring of the Nibeiung "in New-York Chorus Soc. con- London Mav 6 cert Jan 29, Mar 26 " Roberto il Diavolo " Apr 20 New-York Philharmonic Club Rosa's, Carl, English opera, concerts Jan 18, Feb 8, London (C), " G. W. S."Feb 12 Mar 8. Apr 5, Nov 15 Rossi company, failure of Mar 7 102 INDEX TO THE M-Music—Nav. Date. Pg. CL N—Navy—Neil. Date. Pg. Cl. Season Oct 171Navy. "Semiramide" Dec 21 5 2 Academy graduates June 10 5 4 " Sonnambula ".. Feb 23, Dec 14 Academy, report of Board of Standaid Quartet Club con- Visitors June 26 8 3 cert. .Jan 25,Feb 15, Apr 12, Apothecaries Feb 25 4 6 Dec 13 Appropriation bill passed Symphony Society concerts.. House July 711 'Jan 8, Feb 5, Mar 5, Apr 9, (Ed) July 842 Dec 17 Senate Aug 114 Theo, Madam, in opera bouJK'e Asiatic squadron Jan 18 1 3 Sept 12 4 6 Assignments t o shore duty Oct 323 Thursbv's, Miss, concert..Oct 351 Boys Augll S 5 " Traviata." Patti Feb 28 4 5 Brooklyn Yard, Chamber of "Traviata" Mar 246 Commerce report against its Trinity choir's festival Nov 24 4 6 removal June 222 "Tiovatore" Mar 145 Court martial cases Apr 28 5 3 Patti MarlO 5 1 Cruisers, proposed new...Nov 27 2 5 May 11 5 1 Delicacy ("Ed) Oct 15 6 2 Nov 18 5 1 Engineers' appeal Jan2 N—-Neilson—New-Jersey. Date. Pg. Cl. N—New-Jersey—New-York. Neilson, Adelaide, childhood Date. Pg. Cl. of Nov26 4 5 Water front lands war Mar 29 2 1 Nepaul, conspiracy Jan 20 1 4 Yorktown trophy Mar 22 2 5 " Nervous Degeneration." Dai- New, John C., made Ass't. Sec. ton's lecture Feb 855 of Treasury Feb 15 1 1 Nestor, Archbishop, suicide of New-London harbor (C) Aug25 2 4 Aug 15 1 6 Newman's, Cardinal,home.May 21 4 5 Neutralization with a moral Newman and Pusey (Ed)..Sept 18 4 3 (Ed) Sept23 4 4 Newman, John P. Nevada, condition and future, Interview with Governor Kin- Lecture, " Borne, Her Vices kead Feb 524 andHerFall Mar20 8 1 Election Nov 854 Mormonism, on Jan 30 2 1 Newark, N . J.,finances....Feb 381 Sermons. (SeeSermons.) Apr 28 10 2 Spiritualism,his belief in.Nov 12 2 2 Finances,report of expert.Jan 20 2 J " Stalwart on his shrine, a" Officials, failure to indict.Mar 12 2 2 (Ed) Feb 15 4 4 Newberry, J. S., on coeducation Tribute to E. W. Stoughton.. at Columbia College Dec26 3 1 Jan 11 5 5 Newberry's, John S.. lecture New-Mexico, explorations ..Jan 211 " Ancient Peoples of Amer- Besources o*. Feb 23 3 3 ica".... Feb 21 5 3 Silver (C) Oct 21 7 3 Newcomb, Edward, record of Soeietv, phases of (C) Seyt 21 5 2 (Ed) Mayll 4 3 Vineyards (C) Nov 276 New-England Society, Brook- Newport News, made a port of lyn, dinner Dec 22 I 6 entry rune 612 New-York Dec 23 I 6 NewDort, B, I., imp:ovements.. Jan 29 2 4 New-Hampshire. Winter Jan 22 5 6 Democratic convention..Sept 14 8 4 Newspaper Directory, Hub- Earthquake Dec20 1 4 bard's Marl4 6 1 Election Nov 814Newspapers. (See Journalism.) Official vote Nov 14 I 5 New-South Wales,prosperitv in Greenback convention..Sept 14 1 4 Feb 10 8 4 Mormonism in Feb 26 9 5 New-York. Republican convention..Sept 13 1 4 Anti-monopoly convention — School revenue Nov 16 6 1 Sept 14 5 4 State debt May 28 2 4 AssemblyChamber unsafe New-Haven, Conn., municipal Oct 7 1 2 election troubles Dec 28 5 3 Capitol Commission report to Legislature Feb 312 New- Jersey. Capitol, condition o f May 954 Agriculture, State Board of Congress, i n (Ed) Nov 6 4 2 Feb 253Congressional district, new.. Boundary line, Essex and (Ed) Mar 344 "Union counties Mar 922 Constitution, adoption of Coast "Inlandiz^tiou" (Ed) amendments (Ed) Dec 15 4 4 Mar 29 4 4 Constitution,proposed amend- Congress districts (Ed) Oct 17 4 3 ments Dec 725 Election Nov 851 Democratic convention..Sept 23 1 1 Elections, town Mar 16 5 1 Called .....Aug 911 Elizabeth, readjusting its debt Election Nov 814 Mar 22 5 3 Election advice (Ed)....Nov 342 Fair Sept 20 5 4 (Ed) Nov 8, 18,21,23,24 Flats, proposed canal, report Kings County official vote.. Jan 31 1 4 Nov 25 1 - 8 Forests, sunken Jan 194 Official vote Dec 11 5 5 Greenback convention..May 31 1 5 Vote by counties (official).. Jersey City finances July 28 5 ' 2 Nov 23 2 3 Untaxed property July 29 8 1 Election, XVIIIth senatorial Kelsey, vs. (Ed) Feb 24 4 3 district,figures(Ed)... .Mar 1043 Legisture. (See Legislature.) FJections (cities) Mar 815 Map of Northern Apr 8 6 1 Finances, report of State Con- New-York boundary question, troller Jan 13 2 6 a decision Nov 15 1 2 Governorship.. Apr 5, June 3, 16 (Ed) Novl6 4 5 Albany (C)....July-10, Aug 24 Outlaws, talk with Detective Democrats, and the (Ed) Brown July 2 12 4 June 20 4 4 Paterson finances Apr 18 8 2 Bochester (C) May 814 Political prospects (Ed)..Nov 244 Washington gossip. May 22 1 3 Politics, candidates for Con- Greenback convention..July 20 1 2 gress Nov 432 Labor convention Sept 13 1 4 Prison labor (C) Apr 351 Legislature. (See Legislature) Bahway. bonded debt of.. Mar 1682 New-Jersey boundary ques- Bahway, financial troubles... tion, decision Nov 15 1 2 Mar 30 8 1 (Ed) Novl6 4 5 Republicans united (Ed). Oct 24 4 3 Political outlook : Albany (C) Senatorship (Ed) Doc 2 4 3 Oct 27. 28, Nov 18 Water bill Apr 5 2 2\ Auburn (C) ' Sept 413 104 INDEX TO THE N— New -York—News. Date. Pg. Cl. N-Nia—Nye. Date. Pg. Cl. Buffalo (C), Aug 31, Sept 2, Niagara, a suggestion (Ed). Sept 12 4 4 6, 15, Nov 4 Destruction of (Ed) ...... Dec 24 6 2 Candidates lor State officers Chimerical scheme...... May926 July 1814 Restoring (Ed) ...... Dec 31 6 3 County Democracy (Ed) — Uses and abuses o f (C).-Aug 645 Sept 12 4 3 Utilizing (Ed) ...... May 21 6 4 Democratic canvass (Ed).. Vandalism at (C)...... Aug 29 5 5 Sept 642 Wilde, Oscar iEd) ...... Feb 12 6 3 Facts worth considering (Ed) ...... Sept29 4 4 Nichol, Thomas 31., Jan 11, 18, Lyons (C) ...... SeptlS 1 2 Feb 9, 11 Oswegq (C) ...... Aug 30 5 1 Nichols, Henry, letter, anti- Republican State Com- or- monopolists ...... Jan 10 5 3 ganized ...... Sept 27 1 1 Nichols, W. S.. on vaccina- Rochester (C)..Aug 28, Nov tion ...... 1 ...... Jan23 2 3 2, 3 Nicholson, Admiral, and Irish Saratoga (C).... Aug 25, 27, 31 agitators (Ed) ...... july31 4 2 State Committee (Rep).Aug 122 Nicotine poisoning...... Oct 654 Syracuse (C), Sept 1, 8, 18, " Niggers," was it a fair gamble Oct 31 (Ed) ...... Apr22 4 4 - Utica (C) ...... Oct30 1 6 Nightingale, Florence ...... Oct 29 9 6 (See also Political.) Nihilism, Armstrong's lecture.. Population of ...... Aug 23 4 5 Jan 22 2 4 Prohibition convention -.Sept 21 5 1 Nihilists, executiono f...... Apr 212 "Public service" ...... May 14 8 3 Nihilists, strength of the..July 30 9 2 Republican convention. -Sepft 21 1 1 (See also Russia.) Callfor...... Aug 326Nilsson, Madame, serenaded.. Fraud prevailed, how (kd).. Nov 28 5 5 QctlO 4 4 Niobrara League, anniversary Report of State Treasurer ____ meeting ...... Dec 18 5 2 Jan 621Noble, Lucretia, sketch of .June 19 6 1 Republican, is the State (Ed). Noelke, Chas. D. J.. case of ____ Jan 19 4 4 May 26 8 2 Secretary of State, work done Nomenclature, oddities of per- i nthe office...... Jan 515 sonal ...... Feb26 3 4 Taxes, equalization of____Sept 27 5 5 North American Review and D. Temperance convention.. Oct 521 Appleton&Co ...... Jan 28 6 2 (See also Political.) New-York ignorance of the North Carolina. United States (Ed)...... May 644 Bourbon disintegration (C), "D.D. L." ...... Marl3 1 4 New-York City. Debt ...... June 25 1 5 Aldermen. (See Aldermen.) Debt, funding ...... Mar 25 2 2 Budget (Ed) ...... Dec 29 4 4 Democratic convention.. July 623 Charter legislation ...... Mar 12 2 6 Election cases...... June 916 Congressional apportionment. Election...... Nov 852 May 30 3 1 Liberal convention...... June 813 (Ed) ...... May30 4 3 Politics,, Raleigh (C)...... July 321 Congressional districts, new. . Politics, talk with Hubbs.... May 23 5 2 June 26 2 1 Death rate, statist!cs ...... Apr 27 7 1 Election, off. vote ...... Nov 25 1 3 Northcote, Sir Stafford, London Estimates, arguments ....Dec 14 3 1 (C), "G. W . S."...... Dec 953 Estimates for 1883.Nov 2,Dec Northern enterprise, Southern 26,30 need (Ed) ...... Aug 17 4 4 Finances...... Apr 855Northern light, ship, descrip- July 684 tion of ...... June 26 8 1 Finances, Controller's report. Northrop, B. G...... Apr 15 4 6 Sept 122 Northrop, B.G.,charges against Fires. (See Fires.) Sept 22 1 6 Government, Mayor Grace on Northrop, H. P., made a bish- (Ed) ...... Mar26 6 2 op...... Jan955 " Inlandization " (Ed) ....Mar 29 4 4 Installation of ...... Jan 16 1 2 Laws ...... SeptlS 2 4 Northwest," Jas. G. Wilson's Mayor. (See Grace.) lecture ...... Feb 10 5 8 Offices, vacancies...... Apr 2424Northwest, growth of (C).-Mar 17 5 4 Political campaign (Ed).. Sept 28 4 2 Norwegian glaciers and folk- Population, arranged accord- lore...... Apr 293 ing to nativity...... Jan 1482 Norwegians and their King, Real estate valuations____Feb 622 letter from Boyesen ...... Nov 13 3 5 Registration ...... Oct 11 2 2 Novel, how t o make a...... Apr 934 Reminiscences, J. W. Auten's Novels, old and new (Ed)..Nov 12 6 3 Apr 833Novels, podsnappery in liter- Rent from city property. .Jan 26 8 1 ature (Ed) ...... - ...... Dec 10 6 4 Tax rate, lowest since the Nugent, C. and J., case of.. Jan 12 1 3 war.....'...... July 482 Nugent property...... Feb 154 New-York Hospital, charges Nugent's property, levying on. against ...... Dec 17 10 2 Mar 14 8 1 News (London) ...... July 31 2 1 Nye, Bill, postmastership..Aug 30 2 1 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882. 105 O. O—Obituary. Date. Pg. Cl. Boskowitz, Herman, doctor O— Oaks—Obituary. Date. fff. Dec 27 5 1 Oaks, species of ...... May 7 9 Bowne, William H Dec 21 5 4 .-Oath, mode of taking ...... Mar 9 Boyd. James Apr 27 5 1 Obeidoullah, Sheikh (Ed) . . Sept 4 4 Breen, Michael, doctor..July 29 5 2 Obeidoullah (Ed) ...... Oct 1 Briiideau, Paul L. E., actor.. Obelisks, Egyptian ...... May 2 Mar 11 5 4 Obituary. Brooks,George W., Judge.Jan 751 Brown, John, author May 13 2 6 Adams, John T ...... Apr 1 Brown, J. A., minister..June 21 3 6 Ainsworth, Win. Harnson, Browne, Halbot K., designer writer ...... Jan 4 5 July 10 x 2 6 Alderson, Sir James ...... Sept 16 I Buell, Martin July 1455 Alexander, Archibald, doctor Bullock, Alexander H., ex- ADI- 9 2 Governor Jan 18 - « Allen, Edward, doctor..Nov 16 5 Bunce, Seymour A Feb 3 2 Allen, Sir Hugh ...... Dec 10 10 Burbank, Sidney, IT. S. A.Dec 9 5 Allen, Thomas,Congressman. Burgers,Thomas H., ex-Presi- Apr 9 2 dent of the old Transvaal Allen, Wm. Henry ...... Aug 30 5 Republic Jan 455 Allen, Zachariah ...... Mar 19 Burke, Edmund, ex-Congress- Anderson, D. G., minister ____ man Jan26 5 3 May 16 Burr. Aaron C July 28 8 5 Antinori. Horatio, Marquis. . Burr, J. K., minister Apr 26 5 5 Nov 5 Burt.William L.,General.Apr 22 5 4 Antonini, Antonio, Italian Butler. Noble, educator..Feb 14 2 4 physician ____ ...... Nov 9 Calhoun, Philo C Mar 15 5 2 Arnold, H. Tracy ...... Dec 7 Campbell, Lewis D.."Colonel.. Arnold, Richard, General. Nov 9 Nov 28 2 5 Arrowsmith, Samuel Y.D.Dec 18 Carter, Adolphus F July 1026 Arsdale, John Van ...... Mar 20 Caruthers, Robert L., ex-Con- Auerbach, Berthoid, novelist. gressman Oct 553 Feb 10 Carvallo,Carlos, surgeon. July 25 5 5 Ayers, Robert ...... Feb 14 Casey, Silas, Major-GeneraL. Bacon, Mrs. Leonard ...July 31 Tan 23 5 3 Badger, Nicholas D., U. S. A. Celeste, Celeste Elliott..Feb 20 5 5 July 21 Chadwick, James, Bishop.May 15 5 4 Balzac, Madame ...... Apr 13 Challis, James, minister..Dec 572 Banks, William ...... Apr 20 Chainberlayne, John H., Barker, Frederick, Bishop of journalist Feb 19 2 3 Sydney ...... Apr 8 Champagny, Count d e May 154 Barnard, John G., General ____ Champlin, James T., minister May 15 Mar 16 2 4 Barnwell, Robert W....Nov 27 Chapin, Charles Otis Oct 30 5 4= Barstow, Simon F ...... Aug 2 Chapman, Reuben, ex-Gov- Bartlett, Chas. H., U.S. Navy ernor May 19 2 2 Jan 31 Chatar, Nathaniel W., mer- Bauer, Bruno, German philo- chant June 654 sopher. . .- ...... Apr 19 Chesham, JLord June 28 1 2 Baylis, Abraham B ...... July 16 Chester, Joseph L May 29 5 1 Beaumont, John C., Rear Ad- Christison, Sir Robert....Jan 31 5 4 miral.., ...... Aug 4 Cissey, Ernest L.O.C.,General Bellows, Henry W., minister. June 17 5 5 Jan 31 Clark, Edward Oct 17 5 3 Bembo, Pierre Louis, Count.. Claudon.Theo. F.C., journalist Feb 3 May 18 2 6 Benjamin, William Wallace.. Clay, Clement Comer, jr...Jan 554 July 21 Cleverly, Henry F May 22 5 5 Bennett, D. M ...... Dec 7 Close. Francis, ex-Dean of Bennett, Ezra B., doctor..Oct 30 Carlisle Dec 19 5 3 Bennett, Sarah R. J ...... Apr26 Cobb, Jonathan H Mar 13 5 5 Benton, Charles S. Judge. May 5 Cogniard, Hippolite, theatri- Bernard, Caroline R ...... Jan 15 cal manager Feb 954 Bernard, Montague ...... Sept 6 Cogswell, Milton,Colonel Nov 21 5 5 Bertail, M., artist ...... Mar 27 Cole, Sir Henry Apr 20 5 5 Bertauld, Charles Alfred. Apr 30 Coleman, Lyman, Professor Bey of Tunis ...... Oct29 Mar 17 5 5 Biard, Auguste F., painter; Collins, Henry Mar 31 5 5 June 25 Comstock, Artemus W...May 252 Blanc, Auguste, writer on fine Comstock, Sylvester R...Sept 23 5 3 arts ...... Jan 18 Connor, Abraham V Apr 551 Blanc, Jean Joseph Louis, Constable, A. G. A Oct 26 5 5 French historian ...... Dec 7 Conway, Martin F., ex-Con- Bliss, Alonzo ...... Mar 17 gressman Feb 18 5 2 Bond, James F ...... Nov 28 Cooke, John Feb 21 2 1 Bonnegrace,Adolph C., painter Cooper, Cummins O May 19 2 2 Oct 19 Cormack, Sir John Rose.May 15 5 4 Borden, William ...... Sept 22 Coudert, Louis L Sept 15 5 5 106 INDEX TO THE O—Obituary. Date.- Pg. Cl. O—Obituary. Date. PQ. Cl. Conlson, George J. A., author Figueras, Estanisbas, Spanish Oct 30 5 4 politician Nov 12 7 3 Cowardin, James A Nov 22 5 4 Fitz-Roy, William Henry, Cox, Christopher C., doctor Duke of Graf ton May 2255 Nov 27 2 4 Ford, George W., book impor- Cox, Thomas Dec 23 5 3 ter Apr26 5 5 Coxe, Ernest C..doctor Oct 15 2 6 Forester, William Nov 123 Grossman, George H.,General Forrester, Henry, actor.. Apr 11 5 5 May 30 5 4 Foster. Nathaniel,physician.. Currie, Richard P.. merchant July 17 5 3 June 855 Forsyth, John, physician..Dec 18 5 3 Cutting Sewall S., minister Fox, Charles, ex-Judge Feb 953 Feb 854 Francis, A. S., minister..May 16 5 3 Dana, Richard H., lawyer Freemnn, J.W., journalistMar 22 5 1 and author Jan 855 Frost, John W .'. Sept 952 Darwin, diaries R., scientist Gaillardet, Fredeiic, journal- Apr 21 5 1 ist Aug 15 5 3 David, Jerome, Baron J an 30 5 4 Gale, Ed. D., politician....Feb 14 2 3 Davis, Nathan, English trav- Garibaldi June 352 eller Jan 15 5 6 Garnet, Henry Highlancl.Mar 11 5 4 Day, Russell H Oct 24 2 3 G arrett, William M ay 30 5 4 Deas. Zaohailah C., General.. Garrison, William R July 2 2 2 Mar 755 Garuga, J, L. T., caroinalSept 27 5 2 Decaisne.Joseph, botanistFeb 10 2 6 Geisseuhainer,Frederick, min- Defrees, John D Oct 20 5 2 ister Mar 455 Delano, Benjamin F., naval George, Wm. S., journalistJan 554 constructor May 154 Gi^bs. B. F Sept 10 7 4 Pe Long. Georee W-. May 653 Gibert, Frederic E May 1653 Denison. Henry D Dec 21 5 , 4 Giles, Henry, minister..July 12 5 6 Dennis, Geo. R., doctor..Aug 14 5 2 Gillette, A. D., minister..Aug 25 5 3 Dennison, William, ex-Gov- Glasson, John James, Commo- ernor of Ohio June 16 5 5 dore .- Marl3 5 4 De Peyster, Frederick Aug 19 2 3 Goddard, Delano A., journal- Dewey, Orville, Unitarian ist Jan 12 8 3 minister Mar 23 2 1 Gomez, Ramon Fernandez C. Dickinson, Alfred. lawyerJan 554 June 10 5 3 Dillon, Robert Apr20 5 5 Goodwin, Ichabod July 551 Dills, J . H Sept 724 Gotthold, Isaac, minister. Apr 12 5 2 Dinsmore, Samuel PorterMar 24 5 5 Graces, Duchess of Parma Dodds, OzroJ Apr 19 5 1 Sept 30 5 6 Donnet,Francis A.F., cardinal Graham, James Iorimer. Sept 153 Dec 24 2 6 Grasett, H. J., minister..Mar 21 5 3 Donovan, John H., Captain U. Gray, John F., pl^sician.June 654 S. Army Apr 20 5 5 Gregory. Orson S., doctorJuly 853 Grey, sir George Sepfcll 5 6 Drake. Frederic, G-erman Griswold, Samuel L,, doctor .. sculptor Apr 854 Jan 25 5 6 Draper, Henry, astronomer Gruner, William H. L., en- and chemist Nov21 5 3 graver Mar 755 Draper, John W., scientistJan 553 Guardia, Thomas, President Ducrot, Auguste A., French of Costa Rica July 26 2 5 General Aug 1855 Guthrie,_ Alfred Aug 18 5 5 Duke de Baylen Apr 15 5 3 Halbig, Johann, sculptor.Sept 153 Durant, Thomas J., lawyer Hale, Artemas Aug 556 Feb 5 7 4 Hall, Charles Mar 354 Eagle, Henry, commodoreNov 27 2 4 Hall, Alvah . ' June 2572 Easly, Casper W., journalist Hali, Willard P., ex-Governor Apr 10 2 2 Nov 426 Eastman, Henrv W.,lawyer.. Hamilton, John Church..July 26 2 5 Apr 153 Edwards, Jonathan May 31 5 3 Hammond, Edward, Judge— Egerton,Thomas, Earl of Wil- Oct 20 5 2 ton Mar 853 Hanna, William, ministerMay 25 5 3 Han nan, Michael, archbisnop Eldridge, John B June 3 5 t> Apr 18 2 3 Ellison, Michael E.,' minister Harsell, Blaize L June 855 Mar 7 5 5 Haslehurst. James Nov 25 5 2 Emerson, Ralph Waldo..Apr 28 1 6 Hatch, Albert R., lawyer, tfar 626 Ernst, JohnF., minister..Nov 724 Hauna, John, lawyer Oct 25 5 4 Evans, Martin, Colonel...Feb 953 Hawes, George W June 24 5 5 Eyre, Henry May555 Hawk. Robert M. A.,Con- Farley, Philip, detective. Nov 21 5 1 gressman ...June 30 10 4 Farrelly, Felix H., minister.. Hawkins, Edward Nov 21 5 5 Feb 10 2 6 Hayes, Jabez L Jan 15 5 6 Ferris, Warren, broker Oct 653 Healv, John P., L.L,D Jan 554 Fessenden, James D., General Hemingway. Samuel Jan 173 Nov 19 2 1 Henikstein, General Jan 31 5 4 Field, Muguoses Astus . . Aug 256 Henry, George, Marquis of Fielding, Frederick Nov 11 5 5 Conyngham June 473 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882. 107 O—Obituary. Date, Pg. Cl. O—Obituary. Date. Pg. Cl. Herold, Ferdinand, French Kwangsu, Einneror of China Senator Jan 254 (reported)...! ...... Apr 9 2 Herrick, Albert B., lawyer.. Lachaud, Charles Alexander Dec 29 2 6 Dec 11 1 Hettner, Herman J. T., pro- Laffan, Sir Robert Michael fessor June 156 Apr 3 2 Hill. Benjamin H., United La Forrest, exiled Hungarian States Senator Aug 17 2 1 nobleman ...... Jan 17 3 Hillyer, E. W., Judge....May 11 5 3 Lake, Delos, Judge ...... Aug 9 3 Hitchcock. David June 17 5 5 Lane, Anthony ...... Aua: 11 5 Hitchcock, Isaac, captain Lambert, Win." G ...... Dec 25 1 Feb 25 5 Lanza, Giovanni, Italian Hodges, Marcus F Apr 18 5 3 statesman ...... Mar 10 Holden, Oliver Mar 23 2 1 Latham,M]3ton S., ex-Senator Holker, Sir John May 25 5 3 Mar 6 Hoiley, Alex L., engineer.Jan 30 2 3 Lathrop, Francis S., Judge Hollingsworth, Geo., artist Mar 5 Mar 2153 Laurence, Edward Z....Jan 15 Homans. James E., minister Lawrence. Samuel ...... Oct 19 Aug 451 Lawrence, Win. E ...... Feb 8 Hooper, Wm, H Dec 31 2 6 Layton,O. S , ex-Judge....Oct 5 Hotchkiss, Velona R., minis- Le Clear, Thomas ...... Nov 28 ter '. — Jan 554 Ledlie, James H ...... Aug 16 How. Mrs. Mary Kirkpatrick Lee, Leroy M.. doctor____Apr 22 Mar 18 5 5 Leland, George S ...... Aug 3 Ho well, Charles W., major Lent, Abraham ...... Nov 24 Apr 626 Lenthali, John, naval con- Howes, Fredeiick, inventor structor ...... Apr 12 June 27 5 5 Le Play, G. F., engineer.. Apr 7 Hoyt, Jesse, merchant..A use 15 5 3 Levy, W, M., Judge ...... Aug 15 Hoyt, Thomas J Oct25 5 4 Lilienthal, Max, minister. Apr 6 Hubbard, Frederick W., ex- Lincoln, Mrs, Abiaham..July 17 Judge Sept 29 5 5 Lingham, Matthew, actor Hurlbut, Stephen A., Minis- Mar 7 ter a t Peru Apr 421 Linuell, John, artist ...... Jan 21 Hunter, Joseph, minister.Apr 372 Little, W. C ...... Jan 1 Huntiugton, Benjamin N. Lockhart. Lawrence ...... Mar 29 Nov 11 5 5 Longfellow, Henry W____Mar 2d Jackson. Hart Apr 14 2 3 Longperier, H. A. Provost, Jackson, James C.. physician French antiauanan____Jan 15 Feb 8 5" 4 Lounsbery, Stephen.. ..June 9 Jadin, Louis G., painter.June 26 5 1 Lowden, Robert ...... Nov 21 Jagger, John, merchant..Jan 27 2 4 Lowe. Wm. M., Congressman James. Henry, author Dec 20 5 2 Oct 13 Jarrett. Thomas, linguist Lowell, A. L.. doctor ...... Oct 14 Mar 954 Lynch, Patrice N.. bishop Jaudon, Chas. B , physician Feb 27 May 31 5 3 Lyons, James ...... Dec 19 Jevons, "Win. Stanley, profes- Lvons, Joseph A ...... June 10 sor Aug16 2 5 McCandless, Wilson, ex-Judge Jewett, Milo P., professor July 1 June 10 5 3 McCarthy, Dennis F. poet. Apr La Johnson, Samuel, pastor.. Feb 21 2 1 Macuee, Sir Daniel ...... Jan 21 Johnson, Sylvan der, politician McCutchen, Joseph, doctor.. May 13 2 6 May 16 Jones, George F Mar 16 2 4 MacDouald, Robert ...... Mar 23 Jones, Thomas June21 3 6 McDonough, John E., actor.. Jones, W. Beuce, Irish land- Feb 16 owner.. June 24 5 5 McDougal, D. D., Rear-Ad- Junod, Theo, Swiss doctor miral ...... Aug 8 5 3 Feb 26 7 4 Mackay, William, minister.. Kaui'mann,Govern or of Tuik- June 19 estan May 17 2 3 McMahon, William Henry.. Kellogg, jtLnsigii H., lawyer Nov 22 Jan 24 5 5 Makary, archbishop ..... June 24 Kent, Edward N., chemist Malins, Sir Richard ...... Jan 16 Dec 955 Mallet si, Samuel G ...... Jan 2 Ketchum, Edgar Mar 455 Mallory, Charles, shipbuilder Ko Kun Hua. professor..Feb 15 5 4 Aug 27 Koerner, Herman J., profes- Mallory, W. H ...... Nov 11 sor Oct 30 5 4 Manly, Basil C., General.. May 16 King, Henrietta Liston..Nov 25 5 2 M antenffel, Baron ...... Nov 28 King, James S., D". S. A...Oct 19 5 2 Marsh, George P., U. S.Min- King, William June 473 ister to Italy ...... J uly 25 King, Wm.' Gracie June 10 5 *- 3 Mason, Charles, ex-Judge.Feb 2(3 King, Wm. S., General..June 30* 10 4 Mason, Ersk in e, doctor. .Apr 15 Kinkel, Johann G Nov 16 5 3 Mason, Theodore L., doctor.. Kullak, Theo, pianist and Feb 14 composer Mar 254 Mather, John C ...... Aug 15 108 INDEX TO THE O—Obituary. Date. Pg. Cl. O—Obituarj^. Date. Pg. Cl. Mauger, Daniel July 1326 Pearce, Stewait Oct 14 5 5 Mauser, German gunsmith.. Pearson, William, doctor.-Oct 252 Jan 18 5 3 Pettingill, A. A., journalist. Maynard, Henry Clay Oct 22 5 2 Jan 18 5 3 Maynard, Horace, ex-Post- Phillips, Adelaide Oct 5 5 3 master-General May 426 Piercy, Samuel W., actor.Jan 10 5 4 Meacham, A. B., Colonel.Feb 17 2 6 Pierpont, John, Cnief-Justice. Meeker, Wm. B.,broker.-Nov 24 5 4 Jan 856 Michel, Francis,minister.May 22 5 5 Pike, Charles, lawyer....Sept 13 5 6 Mignard, Paul, minister..Oct 924 Pike, James S., writer and Millard, N eh em i ah, ex-Judge. politician Nov 30 5 4 Mar 18 5 5 Plantamour, Emil, Swiss as- Miller, Wm. H Mar 11 5 3 tronomer Sept 15 5 • 5 Mills, John W., ex-Judge.Sept 26 2 3 Pond, Enoch, minister Jan 23 • 5 3 Miner, Cornelius Aug 13 2 6 Poor, Charles H., Rear-Ad- Mitchell, Jane, first matron of miral Nov 652 Girard College Aug 25 5 3 Poppenhusen, Adolph Conrad Mitchell, John S., minister.. Feb 28 5 5 Sept 19 5 2 Porter, Mortimer,lawyer.July 17 5 3 Mitchell, Robert B., ex-Gov- Potter, Clarkson N., lawyer ernor Jan 27 2 4 and politician ...Jan24 2 4 Mitchell, Wm. L Nov 123 Potter, Elis'ia R., Judge. .Apr 11 5 5 Morgans. Wm. T Apr 16 2 6 Potter, John F Dec 14 5 2 Morris, Edward Jay Jan 173 Pratt, John, D . D Jan 554 Morris, Richard L May 923 Price, William M., merchant. Morrogh, Clifford, doctor. Mar 14 5 5 Aug15 5 3 Mortimer, Richard May 31 5 3 Princess Marie of Wurtem- Moulton, George S June 1053 berg May 154 Mounsey, Augustus Henry... Purviauce, Hugh Y., Commo- Apr 26 5 5 dore Oct22 5 2 Murphy, Henry C Dec 2 5 3 Puse,, Edward B., Rev. Dr.. Murray, Elizabeth, artist.Dec 955 Sept 17 7 2 Musgrave, George W., min- (Ed) Se»tl7 6 5 ister Aug25 5 3 Putnam, John P., Judge..Jan 654 Nairne, Chas. M., professor Queen, Frank, iournalist..Oct 19 5 2 May 30 5 4 Quicherat, Jules. E. J., arch- Newmarch, William Mar 25 5 5 aeologist April 5 5 Ney, Napoleon, Prince dela Quincy, Josiah Nov353 Moskowa Octl5 2 6 Radcliffe, Henry Graveret Nichols, David P.,State Treas- (last survivor of Hayes's urer Connecticut Jan 356 Polar expedition) June 24 5 5 Niven, Archibald C., General. Rafael, Rafael de journalist Feb 23 5 3 Dec 29 2 6 Norcross, Otis.... Sept 656 Raff, Joachim, composer of Nome, Adam June 855 music June27 5 5 Notson, Wm. M., TJ. S. A.June 24 5 5 Ramsay, George D., General Oliver,Cyrus W.,minister.Apr 755 May 25 5 3 Ollivant,*Alfred, bishop..Dec 18 5 3 Rands, Wm. Bright}^, author Onderdonk, Wm. H Dec 13 5 3 Aw 26 5 3 Orth, Godlove S., Congress- Rao, Mulhar, ex-Gaekwar of . man •. Dec 18 1 5 Baroda July 28 8 5 Osbon, A . M., minister... Aug 853 Redfleld, Lewis H., printer Osborn, Jonathan Apr 14 2 3 and journalist July 15 2 6 OsbOrne, Edward Mar 954 Reed, Thomas M Mar 29 5 2 Osborne, Ralph Bernal Jan 554 Reid, Kenneth, doctor....Jan 23 5 3 Osgood, George A ]Novl4 5 4 Remington, Samuel Dec254 Otero, Miguel A June 155 Reynolds, James B., doctor Ould, Robert Dec 16 6 3 Aug 19 2 3 Overton, Richard C Aug 27 7 2 Rice, James, novelist Apr 28 5 4 Paine, Robert, bishop Oct 22 5 1 Ritchie. Thomas W, lawyer Paine, Wm. H., lawyer...Apr 13 5 5 ~ Sept 554 Palliser, Sir William Feb 755 Robartes, Lord ....Mar 11 5 4 Palmer, A. B..horseman..Mar 21 5 3 Robbins, Chandler, Rev. Dr Pancoast, Joseph, doctor.Mar 853 Sept 12 5 2 Parish, Woodbine,dip:omatist Robertson, James Craigie, Aug 21 1 5 l minister July 11 5 5 Park,TrenorW Dec21 5 4! Robins, Wright.politician.Mar 30 5 3 Parnell, Fanny July 21 5 4 ! Robinson, James F., ex-Gov- Parson, Theophilus, professor I ernor Nov 226 oflaw Jan 27 - 2 4 Robinson. Orville Dec 254 Pascal, Francois M., French Robinson, Frederick Nov353 sculptor Jan 6 5 4 , Rodgers, John, Rear-^ dmiral Pasco, Henry L , Major.June 4 7 3 ! May 652 Patten, George W., army of- ; Rodgers, Wm. B,, pro!essor ficer Apr 29 5 5; * May 31 5 3 Patton James A., Judge ..Apr 1 5 3 Rook, Edward F Mar 455 Pauli, George Reinhold, Ger- j Rose,George ("Arthur Sketch- man historian June 7 5 2 , ley") Nov 14 5 4 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882. 109 O— Obituary. Date. Pg CL O—Obituary. Date. P/y. 01. Ross. Henry F., Judge____A pr 14 : 3 Surbrug, John R July .'9 5 2 Rossetti, Dante Gabriel, ar- Swing, Philip B., Judge..Oct 31 5 3 tist and autlior ...... Aprl2 5 2 Tait, Archibald C., Arch- Rousseau, Waldeck ...... Feb 20 5 5 bichop Dec 434 Rubio, Louis, Italian painter. Taintor, Giles, physician.Mar 854 Ausr 26 5 2 Tanner, Adolphus H., lawyer Rudersdorff, Ermina M..Feb 27 5 4 Jan 15 5 6 Russell, John Scott, engineer Taylor, Moses, merchant.May 24 1 6 June 10 5 3 Tenterden, Lord Sept 23 5 3 Ryder, Dudley, Earl ...... Nov21 5 4 Terry, Edward, Command PI ; Sage, Gardner A ...... Aug 24 5 2 navv June 355 Sanf ord, Edwards S ...... Sept 10 7 4 Thatcher, Martin, politician Sargent,Henry Winthrop.Novll 5 5 Feb 8 5 4 Savery, John S ...... Jan 18 5 3 Thompson, Albert it., jour- Sawyer, George Y ...... June 17 5 5 nalist May 11 5 2 Schlagintweit, Hermann, Thomas, Geo. C , General.Dec 573 traveller and naturalist. Jan 20 2 2 Thomasson, William P..Dec 31 2 6 Schley, B. Henry ...... June 8 5 5 Thompkins, 21. H Dec 31 2 6 Schoneid, George W ...... Decl9 5 3 ThompsoD Joseph ]Novi3 5 5 Schoneid, Jacob, veteran of Thomps.oit, Wm. T., journal- 1812 war ...... April PJ 5 ist Mar 25 5 5 Scott, Gustavus H., Rear-Ad- Thomson, Sir Charles Wyville miral ...... Mar25 5 5 Mar 11 5 4 Scott, Levi, Methodist bishop Thome, Richard J Nov 526 July 14 5 5 Throckmorton, B. W., lawyer Scranton, H. D., ex-Mayor of Nov 20 1 6 Rochester ...... Jan 11 5 4 T,mes, Robert Aug31 5 2 Searle, Henry Robinson.. Oct 23 5 5 Trollope, Anthony, writerDec 724 Seitz, Louise K. .school teacher Twing, Alyi Tabor Nov 13 5 5 Mar 20 5 3 Tyler Daniel, General Dec 153 Seiby, William H . C ...... Feb 22 2 .-) Updegraff, Jonathan T.,Con- Shanley, Michael ...... Apr 18 2 3 gressman Dec 153 Shaw, Fiancis George..Nov 9 2 2 Van Santvoord, Staats, minis- Sheffeld, Joseph E ...... Feb 17 5 2 ter June 155 Simonton, James W ...... Nov 4 2 6 Varian, Joshua M., General.. Simpson, WilliamH. journalist July 25 5 5 Nov 5 2 6 Vetter, Graf, Count Sept 23 5 3 Skidmore. Joseph R ...... Dec 31 2 6 Vincent, A. O Dec 12 5 4 Skobeleff, Michael D., Rus- Vogeler, Charles A Aug 676 sian General ...... July 8 5 3 Volk. W ilhelm, author....Apr 22 5 4 Slater, Wildam S...____May 29 5 1 Waddy, George A June 855 Slote, Daniel ...... Feb 14 2 4 Wade, William H., journalist Smith Erastus W ...... June 13 5 4 Apr 16 2 6 Smith, E. Peshine, journalist Wagner, Webster, New-York Oct 23 5 5 State Senator... Jan 14 5 5 Smith, Ida Greeley, daughter Wallacb, Willy Feb 13 5 4 of Horace Greeley ...... Apr 12 5 2 *Waller, Charles P., JudgeAug 19 5 3 Smith, John Cotton, minister Walter, William, priest..June 18 2 5 Jan 10 5 3 Walton. Walter May 20 5 5 Smith, Marshall B., doctor Ward, Klijah, General....Feb 854 Sept 3 5 4 Ward, George A., doctor..Oct 354 Sola, Abraham, professor Ward, Julia Griswold Aug 13 2 6 June 7 5_ 2 Warren, Eli, lawyer Feb 15 5 4 Southack, John W., merchant Warren, G.K,, U. S.A... Aug 953 Jan 24 5 5 Washburn, C. C., ex-Governor Sparks, William H ...... Jan 16 5 4. May 15 5 4 Speed. Philip ...... Xov 3 5 3 Weaver, Joseph B Apr 10 2' 2 Spence, James, professor. June 7 5 2 Webster, Mrs. Daniel Feb 28 5 5 Spotts, James H., Rear-Ad- Weed. Levi S., minister..June 15 8 3 niirai ...... Mar24 5 5 Weed, Thurlow Nov 22 2 1 Steele, N. McGregor....June 21 3 5 Welch, Ashbel, & ngineer.Sept 27 5 2 Stephens, Edward B____N ov 1 1 5 5 Wellesley, Gerald V., Dean.... Stewai t, Joseph B ...... Aug 8 5 3 Sept 19 5 2 Stewart. W. F., professor WemDle, Christopher Y..Mar 31 5 5 June 6 5 5 Westervelt, Tompkins, Judge Stone, John S., minister.. Jan 15 5 6 Apr 21 5 4 Storrs, James H., lawyer.Nov 1 2 3 Wev, Francis A , litterateur.. Story, Gilbert V ...... Feb 25 5 4 Mar 13 5 4 Stoughton, Edwin W., ex- Wharton, Jackson Apr 854 Minister ...... Jan 8 5 6 Wheeler, Josiah W Mar 19 7 4 Straw, Ezekiel A., ex-Gov- Wheelock, George H Jan 24 5 5 ernor ...... Oct24 2 3 Whitall, Samuel, doctor..Feb 19 2 8 Strong, James H., Rear-Ad- Whii-e, Ed ward B May 11 5 2 miral ...... Nov 29 5 3 White, George M May 28 7 2 Stuart, Robert L.. merchant White, J , P . P., Doctor....Dec 426 Stubbs, Alfred, minister. Dee 13 5 3 Whiting, Newton F., journal- Sturtevant, E. W., General ist../. Nov 28' 2 5 Oct 31 5 3 Wld'lleton, W. J., bookseller.. Sunnier, Albert E.,doctor>38D 2 5 4 May 355 110 INDEX TO THE O— Obituary— Ohio. Date. Pg. O-Ohio—Opera. Date. Pg. Cl. Wightman, ~ William May, Defeat, instructive (Ed).Oct 13 4 3 Bfsliop ...... Feb 16 2 Outlook (Ed) June 12 Wilkins, George C., U. S. N.. Aug SI, Sept 9,16 June 27 5 Toledo (C) Sept 16 2 2 Wilkinson, Ezra, Judge..Feb 7 5 Trouble, real (Ed) Oct 12 4 2 Willard, X. A ...... Oct 27 5 Whiskey Democracy (Ed).. Wilson, Charles H., writer... Oct 17 4 July 29 5 Pond liquor tax law, decision Wilson, John, actor ...... Feb 11 5 May 31 1 Wilson, William C., ex-Judge. Bedistricting bill passed the Apr 18 2 Senate Apr 12 5 6 Woehler, Friedrich, chemist.. Became law Apr 18 1 3 Sept 26 2 Bepublican convention..June 811 Wood. James B., doctor.. May 5 5 Ohio to the front (Ed).June 8 4-2 Wood, Marshall, sculptorAug 9 5 Temperance question (Ed) Wood, William W. W., U. 8. Apr 17, 24, Sept 6, Oct 1,12,17 N ...... Sept 2 5 Thimble-rig, in (Ed) July 22 4 3 Woodruff, George W., minister Treasury frauds Jan 21 2 3 Mar 21 5 Oil. Wyrnan, Robert H., Bear-Ad- Cod-liver May28 9 2 miral ...... Dec 3 2 Fields, new, Garfield,Penn.(C) Yaye, JKingabro ...... Sept 27 5 July 455 Younglove, Truman (jr.. Sept 8 5 Forest County. Penn., field ... Zoellner, John 0. F., astrono- Dec 28 5 4 mer ...... May 1 5 Kerosene, law concerning sale Object-glasses, notable____Aug 13 4 of June 30 5 1 Obreight, Samuel, case of ...... Tests of Mar 14 2 3. June 2i, 25, 27, 29, July 1, 2, - Mexican fields (C) May 21 7 3 4, 30, Aug 16, 17 Petroleum, German tests.Mar 29 8 1 O'Brien, John J., nominated for Solidifying Feb 19 9 3 county clerk ...... Oct 26 1 Trade, origin of (C) July 16 5 6 O'Byrne, John, assaulted . .Mar 22 8 Pine trees, trom May 14 9 1 O'Connell, Daniel, statue in Product and consumption(Ed) Dublin unveiled ...... Aug 16 3 June 742 O'Connell, James ...... May 30 8 Production, Bradford Feb 23 1 2 O'Connor. John C., for Alder- Speculation, twenty years of, man (Ed) ...... Oct 25 4 Titusvilie, Penn. (C)..July 514 O'Connor, Mary Power, sent to Standard Co. pipes break in jail ...... Apr 2 1 Passaic Biver Sept 951 O'Connor, Thomas, shooting of Standard Co Feb 24,25, 26 Oct 20 1 Suit, decision Apr 525 O'Connor,T.B., on Ireland. .Apr 20 2 Syndicate, rumored ISTov 272 O'Connor. Wm. D., on Whit- Wells, Allegany (C) Feb 20 2 5 man's "Leaves of Grass" — Titusville (C) Jan 8, 21 May 25 Warren Co., Penn. (Ed) Beply to Chadwlck's letter.. June 74- June 18 Olcott, Col., as a Buddhist priest Beply from " Sigma"..June 18 (Ed) May 27 4 5 On Comstock ...... ____ Aug 27 Hindoos, and the (Ed) Oct 31 4 5 October (Ed) ...... Oct 1 Oldfield's, Anne, descendants, O'Donohue, Josaph J., charged Feb 19 9 4 with bribery ...... June 9 Old Guard, how the organiza- Denies The charge ...... June 10 tion was founded Dec2G 3 6 < 'Donovan, sketch of ...... Jan 5 Oleomargarine (Ed) May 22 4 2 O' Gorman, Bichard, speech on Government, letter from ' G." the Cavendish murder. ..May 13 June 785 O' Gorman-Arnoux suit..Feb 2, Laws July 31 "2 5 3, 4, 5, Mar 1, 31, Apr 21, 22, How made Feb 593 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, May *, 4, 5, Party, the (Ed) Apr 28 4 4 6, Sept 28, 29 O.iphant. Laurence, on the He- . Ohio. fcievrs (Ed- Aug25 4 4 Croaker, chronic (Ed)____Aug 15 Oliver, Anna, on men's dress Democratic convention..July 21 (Ed) Dec 944 (Ed) ...... July22 Oliver, Henry W., sket.-h of Election ...... Oct 11 June 816 Official vote ...... Oct 30 Oliver, \v.j., case of ^eptl> V 1 Gieenback convention.. June 8 Ol'iffe on Central Park (Ed).Apr 2 6 3 ! Governor, Foster installed lor Ollivier Emile, defence ...May 21 1 2 second term...... Jaa 10 Papal question, on the ...Juiy 9 9 3 Legislature convened______Jan 3 Omnibuses, Paris Mar 12 3 6 Legislature, oribeiy...... Mar 25 O'N-11, James, case of July 532 Ay«r 12 Onilaska shore, notes o the - Indictments ...... Apr 15 steamer Corwin's relief c: nise Politics : v. incinnati (C') ...... Juiy 622 Sept 27, Oct 9 Opelike, Ala., troubles Dec 26 1 5 Cleveland (C) ...... Sept 9 Warin(Ed) Dec 22 4 3 Columbus iC) ...... June] 2 Opera House proposed, new.... Pent ft n. fvr. 6 Mar 15 8 2 NEW-YOBK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1882. Ill O—Opera—Pan. Date. Pg. Cl. P—Pan --Passion. Dale. Py. Cl. Action of stockholders...Mar 28 5 2 Panama earthquake...... Sept 8 1 4 Features o f ADI- 254 Panic-maker, Carlisle (Ed).Jan 17 4 4 Opium den, No 48 First-st..Jan 30 5 2 Panslavist agitation.. .. Feb 8 1 Opium, importation of Apr 18 2 2 Paper contracts awarded.. Feb li I Orange culture vEd) Feb 445 Paper-makers in session at Sara- Oratorical talent, decline of (Ed) toga ...... July 27 . 5 Jar 3 4 Parental authority ...... May 28 3 Oregon. Paris. (See France.) Democratic convention..Apr 8 1 Paris streets,naming o f ...July 9 4 Dolph made U. S.Senator.Oct 22 1 Parish. Maud L., case of. ..July 25 8 Electoral coant aad the..July 24 2 Park, Prof., on orthodoxy.. Oct 31 5 Election, Bep.victory...June 7 5 Park,Trenor W., hospitality.. Off. vote July 5 1 Aug 19, Seut 11 Legislature organized Sept 13 5 Deathof ...... Dec 21 5 Bepubiioan convention...Apr 22 5 4 Parke, John H.. arrest of ..Sept 29 1 Senatorship Sept 27 1 5 Parke, John H.. case of ...Oct 8 1 Southern (C) Aug 28 2 4 Parker, C. H., Burke duel. June' 8 1 Orth. Godlove S , and Speaker ' (Ed)...... June 9 4 Keifer (Ed).... Jan 542 Parker, Harvey D.. case of. Mar 10 2 Deathof Dec 18 1 5 Parker, postmaster, removed Speech. Am. citizens in Brit- from office...... Nov 26 2 ighprisons Apr 416Parker. Willard, sewer gas.Feb 3 5 Osborn, Thos. O., presentol Parkas, Sir Henry, career..Feb 6 4 with a service of silver..July 25 1 4 Lotos Club dinner ...... Feb 19 7 Osgood, Jas. B., card concern- Mission ...... Jan 30 5 ing C. Cook , Mar 26 7 2 New-south Wales, on. ..Feb 10 8 Osman Pacha attacked Jan 18 1 4 Parks. O'Shea's letter to London Board, appointment of. Par- Standard..-. June 153 sons as supt. planting (Ed).. Osterhout, I. S., bequest...Apr 16 1 3 Apr9 6 Ostrander, W., on Thurlow Board, approp iations____Oct 12 8 Weed and Civil Service...Jan 824 Board, ideal (Ed) ...... Mar 12 4 Ostrich larniing (Kd) Jan 29 6 4 Boston (Ed) ...... June 15 6 Ostrich farming, profits of. .Nov 29 2 5 Central. (See Central.) Our Continent, first number ... Commissioners ( Jad) ...... Jan 26 4 Feb10 6 2 Commissioners, meeting..Jan 12 8 Oviedo's, Madame, second mar- Estimates for 1883 ...... Dec 16 2 riage Sept 621 Legislature and the (Ed).Mar 19 6 Oxford college.memories of (Ed) Management (Ed) ..... Jan 15 6' Dec 10 6 3 More, do we want (Ed)..Feb 9 4 OXT gen from air Oct 29 9 I New, arguments____.....Mar 195 Oxygen and hydrogen gases (C) Pests,ofthe ...... July 24 3 Jan 16 3 3 Prospect, some inside history Oxygen, inhalation of Mar 24 5 5 Mar 26 7 Oxygen, making Jan 29 9 3 Oyster-raising in Michigan. May 19 2 1 Prospect, trees i n...... Jan 2 8 Oystei war in Virginia Fe D 18 1 '6 scenes ...... Mar 20 2 Oysters, British Mar 5 4 5 Parks, Samuel C., made Judge Oysters, French Apr 245 of Sup. Court of Wyoming.. Oysteis, study of their growth. Jan 7 5 July 453 'ariiamentary talent, decline Ozone, liquid June 25 9 1 i n (Ed)...... Jan 3 4 Parnell, Charles S. P. Cavendish murder," on the ____ Pacific forests (Ed) Nov 16 4 4 May 8 1 Packer, E. A., testimony, " cor- Charges against (Ed) ...... Oct 22 6 ners " Dc30 2 3 Irish conference, and the.OcB 13 1 Pacific Steamship Co. annual Letter, Kilmainham compact. meeting June 181 May 28 2 Paez, Gen., remains of Oct 22 5 3 Beleased on furlough, why(C) Paige, Da\id S., on Senator "J-. W-S."...... Apr24 1 Grady Dec 13 3 4 Beleased onparole______April 1 Paint, Asbestos Jan lo 9 3 Beleaseof...... May 3 1 Painter. C. C., on Indians..Aug 24 5 4 Bemanded for three months. . Paintings. (See Fine Arts.) Jan 22 1 Pallas, pleasantries of Jan 29 8 3 Bepression bill, on the...May 26 1 Palmer, Aloert,'" nominated for .Reply t o Gladstone...... May 5 8 Mayor of Boston Nov 16 2 1 SpeechinCork ...... Dec 19 1 Palmer. F. A., case of, Mar 19, 'arsons, John E., on the U .S. Sept 8, Nov 9 Sup. Court ...... Jan 23 1 Palmer, Joseph C May 21 6 6 'arsons, Samuel, appointment Palmer. Prof., fate of pet 27 l 1 (Ed)...... Apr 9 6 Palmer's. Bay, golden wedding. 'arsons, Willard, statement. Oct 12 8 2 Fresh Air Fund ...... June 14 5 Palmistry and thought-reading 'asco, S., on Witherspoon.June 24 1 (Ed, JulySO 6 4 Passaic liiver, arsenic in..Sept i'8 2 Panama Canal project. (See assen gers' luggage ( Ed > . . Aug 23 6 Canals ) 'assion Play (Ed) ...... Dec 25 4 INDEX TO THE P—Passion—Ped. - Date. Pg. P—Peer—Pennsylvania. Dale. Pg. Cl. Passion play, license refused... Peerage, oddities o f the May 735 Dec 30 Peers, poor (Ed) May 14 6 4 Passion play, its production op- Pelham and New-Rochelle, old. posed ' Dec 18 Mar 11 5 3 Pasteur July 2 Poll, D. A., (Ed) Oct28 4 5 Pasteur on religion, sketch of, Peltzer, Armand and Leon(Ed) Paris (C)....: May 14 Dec 17 6 3 Pastor, tribulations of Ja (Ed).. Sentenced Dec 23 5 3 Dec 27 Penal-Code takes effect (Ed).. Patent case, Schreiber vs. Ro- Dec 1 6 4 berts Oct 26 Action o fPolice Board Dec 322 Patent cases, U. S. Sup Court Aldermen, action o f Dec 624 decisions Jan 10 (Ed) Dec 744 Patent Office,annual report Feb 1 Arrest ....Dec 26 8 1 Patent Office, report Oct 14 Baptist preachers, action of.. Patent Office.rule No. 6 amend- Dec 12 3 1 ed Jan 21 Carried out Dec 416 Patterson, Calvin, made supt. Cases in court Dec 5 10 2 of schools in Brooklyn—Feb 8 Dec 10 7 2 Patterson, Chas. E., made Dec 11 2 1 speaker of New-YorkAssem- Dec 20 2 5 bly Feb 3 How the city will fare (Ed).. Plight of (Ed) Feb 7 Dec 362 Paterson, N. J., battle of (Ed).. Injunctions granted Dec 925 Apr 16 Injunction suits, decisions— Finances Apr 18 Dec^l 2 2 Flood Sept 25 Jews, and the.... Dec 11 1 6 Hospital authorities accused.. Lawyers and officials,opinions Oct 6 of.. !- ---Dec 222 Patmore or Longfellow, letter New-York Presbytery and the fromJ.E. Clarke Oct 19 Dec 12 3 1 Patti's money troubles (Ed) Officials, views of Dec 5 10 1 May 28 Provisions Dec 181 (See also Music.) Pulpit utterances Dec 11 2 3 Pattison, R. E., elected Gov. of Sunday sections, decision Penn Nov 8 against Jews Dec 24 2 2 Sketch of June 29 Pender, John, banque r Octll 5 4 Patton, Dr., on agnostics..Nov 27 Cable interests, on ....Feb 18 5 1 Paul, John, on Oscar Wilde Interview Aug 31 2 2 Nov 5 Paul, Sister Mary, marriage of. Pendleton, Geo. H. Dec 31 Civil service bill (Ed) May 18 4 2 Paul. Minn, case of Mar 26 July 22 4 2 Paul and policies, letter from Civil service bill passed U. S. Gail Hamilton Mar 14 Senate Dec 28 1 1 Paul of Tarsus (C) May 5 Text Dec 28 2 5 Pavy's, Octave, Arctic letters.. (Ed) Dec29 4 2 Jan 3 Civil service, and the (Ed) Pawnbrokers (Ed) Sept 17 Sept 26 4 4 Paxton, JolmR., sketch of.Feb 12 (See also Congress.) Paxton, John R., speech, New- Speech on Mississippi im- England Soc. dinner Dec 23 provement bill Apr 25 1 2 Payn, James, vindicated...Nov 1 Peninsular campaign, letter Paye, David W., poisoning case from P. S. G. Cooke.. Jan 29 10 1 Dec 28, 29, 30, 31 Penn ana his experiment (Ed) Peab ody educational fund^meet- Oct 22 6 3 ing of trustees Oct 5 Penn's landing celebration in Peabody Institute and her Ten- Chester, Penn Oct 23 5 5 nessee bonds May 21 " Queer freak " (Ed) Oct 28 4 2 Peace Congress, Elaine's dis- Commemorated Oct 25 1 6 patch of invitation Feb 2 Pennsylvania. Peace Congress, Elaine's letter Democratic convention..June 29 1 4 to Pres. Arthur Feb 4 Election Nov 811 Peace Congress, caustic analy- Verdict (Ed) Nov 14 4 3 sis of Pres. Arthur's message Elections, city Feb 22 5 4 (C; MaylS Greenback convention...May 19 1 3 Peace Congress, diplomatic cor- Independent Republicancon- respondence Feb 15 vention May 25 1 1 Peace Congress, Pres. Arthur (Ed) May 25 4 2 and the (Ed) Apr 21 Legislators, extra salary for Pearson, Frederick, charges Feb 21 5 5 against Oct 14 Politics Apr 853 Pearson, H. G., on cheap post- "Abridging liberties " (Ed) age Jul^ July 15 4 2 Card Dec Cameron. (See Cameron.) Pease, N. H., found dead. .July 16 Democratic secret circular Pedestrian contests. (See June 12 5 4 Sporting.) Developments (Ed) June 13 4 3 NEW-YOBK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1882. 113 ; P—Pennsylvania. , Date. Pg. Cl. P—Penn Yan—Peruvian. Date. Pff. Cl. Erie(C) June 30 2 4 Penn Yan postinastership.-Mar Grave error (Ed) Oct 30 4 2 26, July 28 Harrisburg (O) June 26 1 3 Pensioner, conscientious Oct 18 Harrisburg (O) "D. D.L." Sept 521 Pensions. Sept 616 Agencies, changes in Dec 12 "Iguorers" (Ed) Aug 17 4 3 Arrears bill (Ed) Feb 22 Independent campaign, Feb 25 opening of Sept 16 5 Arrears act, robbery (Ed).Tan 18 Independent ratification Feb 11 meeting (Ed) Sept 18 4 Bureau, Civil Service Beform, Independent Republicans ~ Dudley's plan Feb 27 call for convention Jan 13 5 Claims, bogus, Philadelphia Independents reject Stal- Jan 25 wart propositions July 28 1 6 Decision, important Oct 26J Lear's letter t o Cooper.June 754 Frauds (C) Janl3 Letters, opinions from both Frauds (Ed) ....Jan 13 sides June 12 5 Frauds, arrest of Dooley and Meadvilie (C) "D. D. L." Casper... 1 Jan 1 Sept 11 1 2 Legislation (Ed) Jan 24 Outlook (Ed) June 643 Office report Sept 15 Peace, promiseo f (Ed). July 443 Office, Civil Service Betorm Pittsburg meeting.. ..June 14 1 2 Mar 26 Philadelphia (C) " D. D. L." Beport of Commissioner Aug 30 , 1 4 Dudley Oct 12 Sept 115 Dec 11 Sept 415 Bulings governing issue of Philadelphia (C) Sept 29 1 Jan 22 1 Sept 30- 1 6 Statistics July 3 1 Nov 616 (See also U. S. Congress.) Pittsburg (C) "D. D. L." Pentecost (Ed) May 28 6 * Sept 716 People, glimpses of famous.Jan 1 9 Sept 11 1 3 Perjury at Albany (Ed) Feb 10 4 Sept 14 2 2 Pool case -....Jan 26 8 Possible revolution (Ed) Permit ^Bureau, work of Jan 1 12 May 23 4 2 Peru. Reform movement, Mitch- Affairs Apr 26 ell's letter t o Barker..Apr 754 Chili peace negotiations broken Republicans, duty of (Ed) off Oct 7 June 30 4 4 Chili protocol, text Mar 22 Republicans, harmony prop- Coaling station, Elaine's letter ositions rejected (Ed). July 14 4 2 to Hurlbut Jan 27 Republicans seeking har- Cochet claim, Shipherd's..Jan 27 mony July 13 1 4 (See also Shipherd.) Republican situation (Ed) Commerce (C) Mar 14 Sept 542 Condition of, Lima (C) Jan 31 Bevolt(Ed) May 29 4 2 Condition of (Ed) Mar 5 Situation (Ed) May 27 4 2 Conquest of Jan 28 Time to unload (Ed) Oct 13 4 2 Cooly slavery—an Indian Union, hope of (Ed) June 17 4 3 Mecca (C) Feb 23 Vote, probable, Philadelphia Diplomatic correspondence, (C) Oct 213 United States Jan 27 Warren(C) June 30 2. 3 Letters, missing (Ed)..Mar 11 Well-led cauee (Ed)... .June 1542 Fighting Aug 5 Williamsport (C) June 26 1 3 Massacre Feb 19 Republican conference in Military operations Feb 14 Philadelphia,.Apr 30, M ay 1,2 Pierola leaves Apr 5 (Ed) May 343 Pillage and murfler Sept 16 Results, Philadelphia letter- President Montero, address May 311 of June 2 Republican convention..May 11 1 1 Telegraph connection with Republican convention (sec- U. S Oct 6 ond) June22 1 6 Peruvian Company. Republican disagreements Blaine and the..Feb 20, Apr (Ed).... Apr26 4 3 7, 12. 14, 15,21 Republican factions( Ed).. Jan 1743 Testimony Apr 25, 27, 28 Republican peril (-Ed) Mar 11 4 2 (Ed) Apr 26,27,28 Republican problems (Ed) Blair, H. W., testimony..May Mar 15 4 4 2, 5. 6, 7, 9 Republican revolt (Ed)..May 18 4 3 Calderon 'and the, Arizola's Republican revolt, real cause letter Feb 20 of(Ed) - Mayl6 4 4 Corporators, concerning..Feb 3 Republicans (Ed) May 12 4 2 Conkling and the April State Loan, bids Jan 525 Explanation, needless, and Terminal moraine.. - Apr- 993 one that is needed (Ed)..Feb 22 Trade and Labor convention Grant, U. S., and th'J (Ed).Feb 22 (Ed) Aug30 4 4 Grant aud the ....Apr 11, 12, 2 L 114 INDEX TO THE P—Peruvian—Pic. Date. Pg. Cl. p—Pie-Poetry. Date. Pg. Cl. Letters, missing (Ed) Mar 11 4 3 Pie (Ed) Sept 943 McPherson, J. R.,and the.Apr 23 2 3 Pierce, Henry S., made a Col- Mantrop, James B., and the lector Mar21 1 1 Pel) 28, Mar 1, 2 Pierola, Nicolas, interview. Nov 10 5 3 Reid, Whitelaw, and the (Ed) Pierola leaves Peru Anr 513 Feb 22 4 3 Pigeon-shooting,Thurlow Weed Shipherd correspondencs.Feb 1825 on May 15 5 7 (See also Shipherd.) Pike, James S., death of....Nov 3 0 5 4 State Department, and the Willof ifc Dec20 2 2 Feb 20 1 1 Pike'sPeak(C) Sept 15 7 1 (See also U. S. Congress Pilgrims land, how did (Ed)Dec 22 4 5 proceedings.) Pilotage. (See Shipping.) Petroleum Exchange, opening Pine supnly, our (Ed)..July 10, 16 of Decl9 2 5 Pioneers of California at dinner Phelan, W. C., case of Apr 30 7 4 Jan 19 5 2 Phelps, John, monument. ..May 14 6 6 Pipe, xeign of the (Ed) Dec 19 4 3 Phelps, John S., declines to Piratical navies Sept 343 serve on Tariff Commission Pit-dwellers o f Yeso T.Apr 293 June 911 Planets. (See Astronomy.) Sketchof June 8 1 Plants, drying July 23 9 1 Tariff Drinciples (Ed) Apr 13 4 4 Fertilization o f June 491 Plate, antique Feb 26 4 6 Phelps, William Walter. Platt, John I., card Nov 722 Civil Service Reform, on..Nov 124 Congress, ior (Ed) Sept 18 4 4 PJatt, Thomas C. Oct 17 4 3 Arthur, question of veracity -- Congress.nominated for.. Sept 28 5 2 June 646 Election, contest (Ed)....Dec 23 4 5 Arthur—serious business (Ed) Congressman, elected, Nov 851 June 845 Interview ..Sept 28 5 2 Ghost story (Ed) Jan 944 Letter accepting nomination Letter to Albany Grant Club. for Congress Oct 614 „ Feb 254 Speech in Paterson on the Mountain retreat Oct 196 tariff Oct26 2 4 Pledge "speak up " (Ed). Jan 14 4 3 Tariff views Oct 914 Platt, Wm. H., case o f Feb 925 Telegraphic tussle Aug 13 7 2 Playfair. Lyon, on American in- Phi Beta Kappa alumni.... Nov 24 5 3 dustries Jan29 1 1 Philadelphia. Playfair, Lyon, in New-York.. Almshouse frauds S ept 10 1 1 Aug 28 8 1 (Ed) SeptlO 4 5 Plays. (See Drama.) Detective ring Mar 13 4 5 Pleasanton, Alfred, on Grant Finances, report of Controller andPorter Jan 10 4 6 Jan 21 2 3 Pledges and precedents (Ed).. Politics. (See Pennsylvania.) July 28 4 3 Tax frauds Jan 25 1 3 Plumbers and the law Jan 25 8 1, Tax office frauds Nov 413Plumbers, registration of..May 826 Taxable property Nov 24 1 4 Plumbing, C. F. Chandler on... Young Men's Ch. Asso. and Mar 19 2 2 the Universalists (Ed)..Oct 15 6 5 Defective, reports on Mar 26 2 3 Phillips, Adelaide, death of (Ed) Doctors o n .Feb 352 Oct 9 4 5 Law, enforcement of July 28 8 2 Funeralof Oct 26 2 6 Law, first case under Dec 30 8 1 Phillips Exeter Academy.June 621 Paper, Hamilton's Mar 17 5 1 Phillips, Henry L., case of..Mar 26 9 5 Paper, Wingate's Feb 352 Phillips,Wendell,onthe Chinese Poe and American literature.. bill Mar27 1 2 Jan 29 9 2 Letter to Land Leaguers.Apr 13 2 6 Poetry. Phipps, Mayor, arrest of...Sept 19 1 4 "Aei" May28 4 6 Phoenix Park murder. (See " After Many Days " Feb 536 Cavendish.) '•Afterthe Play" Mar 12 4 3 Phptography, electric light.Mar 5-9 3 " Alas, so Long ' May21 4 3 Photography by electricity.Jan 2293 "All Clad in Deep Green.". Photographs, glazed Apr 16 9 3 Aug 631 Photography, inventions in Mar 31 5 5 "Ancient Puns" Nov 534 Physical exercise 7Dec 17 9 2 " Annot of Benallay " Oct 834 Physical and mental capacity "Antique Uaaces" Apr30 3 4 (Ed) Apr23 6 4 "Arbutus" June 443 Physicians, registration of. May 826 "At Last" Feb 18 6 1 Physicians at work among the " August Pastoral" Aug 20 3 6 poor Aug 281 "Autograph" Sept 24 9 2 Physicians ana plumbing, let- " Ballad of St. Olaf " Oct 29 9 2' ter from Wingate May 15 2 3 "Beauty,ToA" Nov 12 9 6 Piatt, Don,Mils Jan 646 " Bells of San Bias " June 17 6 1 Pickles May 30 5 5 " Bessy in the Storm " Apr 943 Pickles,how sorted and sold.. "Bientot" f Jan29 3 1 Sept 1526 June 11" 3 1 Pickpocket, MollieHoey..Jan 30 8 2 "Bitof Rococo" Oct 841 Pictures. (See Fine Arts.) i "Blue Beard" ..Apr 292 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882. 115 P—Poetry. Date. Pg. Gl. P—Poetry. Date. Pg. Cl. "Bohemia's Land" May 7 3 "Jewess" May21 4 4 " Booth, Edwin " Feb 12 4 "John" Dec 17 9 6 "Bride, My" Jan 22 4 " King Henry's Hunt "..Feb 26 3 1 " Bride's Toilette," Ellen M. " Kingston Bridge " Mar 26 3 5 HutcMnson's Oct22 4 " Kiss from Mamma " Oct 29 4 "Bruno" June 4 3 "Lasca " Nov 26 9 " By His Friend " Dec 10 4 " Lays of a Lazy Minstrel" "Call of the Partridge "....„ Feb 12 9 2 June 4 8 "Leaf and the boat "....May 21 3 1 " Captain Loredan—A. D. " Leave Taking " May21 9 1 1499" Nor 5 9 "Letter, old" Apr 16 4 3 " Captive Child " Jan 15 3 " Little Simplicity " Nov 1236 "Child's Album" Oct 22 4 " Little Theocritus " July 30-3 5 '• Christmas Eve " Dec 24 4 "Life Hath its Barren Years" " Christmas Song " Dec17 4 May 791 "Concord Light," Buel's.... "Lights of Home" Aug 27 . 3 1 May 14 4 "Like the Ivy" Octl5 4 1 " Concurrent Testimony " "Little Link" Feb 12 9 4 May 14 3 "Loathly Tale" Nov 19 9 6 "Conquest" June 18 3 '•Longfellow," Whittier's "Consoancy" June 25 4 Apr 15 5 1 "Convent-Robbing" May 7 3 "Longfellow," Winter's..Apr 2 6 6 "Coquette's Tears" Oct 15 4 "Love Lies Dead" July 16 4 2 " Correggio's Last Angel".. "Love and Pride " Oct 29 3 6 B Jan 22 9 " Love and Time " Sept 17 3 1 "Croesus" July 30 9 "Lovers in the Tropics," " Cruise of the Rover "..Dec 17 4 Stedman's Jan 22 9 2 "Cuckoo Song" May 28 4 "Lucky Dog" Dec 10 3 4 "Daffodil" Mar 26 3 •'Mad River," Longfellow's "Day Lilies" Sept 3 3 Apr 15 6 1 "Death7" Aug 20 3 " M" aiden Dreams "„ Nov 19 4 1 " Death in the Forest" Jan 29 3 " Marlborough" Mar26 3 4 "DeLong" June 11 3 "Marsh Land" May 28 9 2 " Democracy to Uncle Sam ". "Meeting" July 16 3 1 Mar 18 4 "Mill Wheel" Apr 243 "Despondency" Oct 29 4 Mithras" Aue: 29 9 1 "Diplomacy" Jan 15 3 Modern Quixote " Apr 30 9 1 "Doubt Resolved" Feb 5 3 Narcissus" May 14 3 4 "Dream" Oct 22 3 Niagara Falls " Feb 26 4 3 " Dreams of the Past "...Sept 24 9 Nierht" July 30 4 2 "Eagle o r Hen" May 5 5 October "..> Oct 15 3 1 "Eberhart Im Bart" Oct 1 4 Old Friends" July 931 ;'Emerson," Kinney's Apr 30 3 Old Story" Apr 30 4 6 " Epitaphs, two " Nov 5 4 One of These Days " July 30 3 1 "Erl-King" July 16 9 Only" .' Dec 10 9 2 •Estrangement," Lowell's.. Owl" Oct29 3 4 Apr 20 6 Oxford Revised " Feb 26 3 6 ' Euphrosyne ; or, the Pros- Painter Unknown" Mar 543 pect " .-Apr 23 3 Paulina" Jan 194 "Farwell" Feb 19 4 Penn " Oct 23 5 5 ;" Farewell Song " Jan 22 2 Perivale " June 25 3 1 'Fate" Marl9 4 Persian Dancing Girl "..Jan 133 'Field Paths" ....Sept 24 4 Pigeon Girl" June 492 'Forgotten" Jan 24 6 Portrait of Lady. 17—"..Feb 26 3 4 "FraGiacomo" Aug 27 - 3 Postilion of Nagold "..Aug 13 4 4 'Furs" Dec 24 i 4 Pour Passer Le Temps ".... "Garden Wall" Apr 9 9 July 16 4 6 ' Ghost" July 23 4 Praise God, Barebones " Occ 1 3 Dec 17 3 4 Dec 3 3 Prithee, Madam" Oct 15 3 4 " Guinevere at Almesbury ". Quia Nominor Leo " Feb 26 2 6 Feb 12 3 1 Quiet Garden " Sept 24 3 1 "Happy Day" Apr 30 9 6 Reason Why" Apr 23 4 4 "Hark" Jan2'J 3 5 Renouncement" Mar 19 3 6 " Heart of a Man " June 25 9 5 Resignation" Nov 19 9 2 ' Heavy Brigade," Tenny- Rest" Sept 24 3 5 son's Mar 161 Return" Apr 23 9 1 ' Homeric Criticism " Nov 1241 Riding Together" Apr 931 ; < Hope-Deferred " Nov 12 4 6 Rock of Aindah " Jan 22 3 1 " Hurley Lock " Aug 13 3 4 Rondeau, a la Mode "..June 25 3 6 ' Hush—Be Still " Feb 19 4 3 Rose".. Feb 531 'Hymnof Pittsburg "..Sept 10 3 1 Rose, Dead" Feb 26 3 1 'Idyls of the Dado" Jan 29 4 3 Roth's Story " June 25 9 2 "Illinois" Aug2u 9 2 Sacrifice" May 28 9 1 'Imperfection" Mar 536 Sa'lorGirl" Jan 843 ' In Every Sound " TM -r 26 4 3 Sandy Bar" :Oct 831 'In Harbor" Sept 17 9 6 Sankara " Dec 10 4 1 'Jar" Oct29 9 6 School Boy" Aug 27 4 6 116 INDEX TO THE P—Poetry—Police. Date. Pg. P—Police—Political. Date. Pg. Cl. "Seaside Idyl" Sept 3 4 Detectives, clever work of.. "September Bain" Nov 5 4 Jan 17 ,8 1 " Shadders, Three" Feb 5 9 Bank of May 26 8 2 " Sleener " Mar 19 9 Gambling-houses, and the (Ed) " Sleepy H ollow " Mar 18 6 Aug 27 6 2 "Solstice" Jan 1 3 Hints (Ed)..Aue 18, 27, Sepr 10 " Sower's Song" July 9 9 Insurance, mutual Oct 24 8 1 "Spider, Web" .....July 2 4 Justices, rights of Dec 13 7 4 "Sub Luna" Aug 6 9 Work of the .....Nov 28 5 4 " Summer" June 25 4 Lotteries, and the (Ed)..Aug 18 4 2 " Summer Goes, When ".Nov 12 3 Lottery dealers, and the.Aug 13 12 1 " Sunday in \V all Street " Matrons Mar 322 June 18 4 (Ed) Mayll 4 5 "Swallow," Mrs. Carlyle Officer Beilly convicted for Apr 9 3 b assault OctlO 8 1 " Sweet Clover " Feb 19 3 1 Parade May27 5 6 " Sweet Evenings Come and Pay of, Assembly votes to in- Go" Mar 531 crease Apr 28 10 5 "Swinging" Mar 534 Senate Apr26 2 1 "Symptoms" July 16 9 2 Pension bill JunelO 1 2 '' Tempora Mutantur "...May 28 3 1 Byan,Captain, case of.. May 481 '' Tender and True " Feb 17 6 1 Salaries, criticisms Mai 2 -5 5 " Thomas's Baton " May .14 9 Toocker, Jacob, rewarded.. "ThouArt Dead" Jan 15 4 June 23 8 1 "ThreeScars" May 28 3 5 Troy troubles Jan 175 '• Through the Snow " Dec 341 Tully,Officer, charges against "Time, the Healer" Aug 20 4 3 June 23 8 2 "To a Child" Marl2 3 1 Policeman, the World's, "Great "• Transit of Venus " Dec 24 9 2 Britain" (Ed) June 24 4 3 "Tray" Nov 26 3 2 Policy shops. (See Lottery.) " Tristram and isecalt ".Aug 682 Policy and morals (,Ed) Aug 943 "Troopers" Jan 831Polignac -Tale of princely in- "Triumph" July 23 9 2 famy, Paris (C) ..Dec 13 3 1 " Tuscan Olives " Mar 19 3 1 Political. "TwotoOne" Feb 12 4 5 "Abridging liberties " (Ed).. " Venture, Gwen " ..Sept 10 3 4 July 1543 "Virgil" Septl2 6 3 Aldermen. (See Aldermen.) "Waiting" Apr 23 3 ] Amateur work in (Ed)..Sept 20 4 3 "Wayfarer" July 234 "American," Cooper and Fen- '•Wedded" July 23 4 2 ton's May 14 8 3 'Wedding" Apr 934 Anglo-Saxon supremacy (Ed) 'West Wind" ....Apr 16 3 5 Aug 543 •Wife".... Oct22 4 5 "Anti-Kei:y Tammany Dem- 'Windsironi Sea" Sept 17 » 3 4 ocracy" (Ed) Jan 25 4 3 'Windy Day" June 11 4 2 Appointmeuts, review of, 'Yellow Crocuses" Mar 12 4 3 Washington (C) "D. D. L " ' Youth and Nature " Apr 23 9 6 Feb 20 1 6 Poets, advicefcoyoung A pr 16 3 5 Appointments.N ew-York(Ed) Poisoning ca ses : Alcorn... Jan 1 12 1 Apr 142 Ham, from eating raw Jan '27 1 3 Appointments, foreign (Ed) Lamson-John case. (See Apr 21 4 3 Lamson,) Assessments. (See Contribu- Laros Marll 4 5 tions.) Bomann family, Corinth, Ky. Banquet, Iroquois Club, Chi- Jan 29 1 3 cago Marl6 5 2 Seventy-five persons at Ad- Banquet, Lincoln Club...Feb 14 5 4 rian, Mich... June 20 1 5 Banquet, Jackson (Ed) ..Mar 11 4 3 Sitze, William, by oxalic acid. " Barrel," new name for the Jan 31 1 3 (Ed) Marll 4 4 Thayer, Bessie : Mar 952 "Bloody Shirt " cry (Ed). July 11 4 2 Poker-piaying in London..Feb 26 1 *1 Blunder, stupf>ndous(Ed)Mar 14 4 2 Poker, Weed's expensive play.. Bone, worrying a dry (Ed) June 14 5 5 July 29 4 3 Poland, Judge, urged for Con- Boss, mad, Cameron (Ed)May 29 4 3 , gress (C) July 25 5 4 Boss, story of a Pennsylvania >o lar exploration. (See Arctic.) June 651 ,o lar Sea. charge of Apr 12 5 5 '• Boss " system overthrown in o lice, Philadelphia (Kd) Feb 23 4 3 Arrests in 1881 Jan 1 12 3 "Bosses" Cameronand Conk- Be cor d of Dec 13 3 2 ling (Ed) May27 4 3 Board, a nimalreport Apr 12 5 1 Bossism, victim o f (Ed)..Nov 243 Boston, management Apr 454 Bourbon disintegration, as- B ra ve ac tions at a fire July 2281 pects of the movement. Brutality , cases Apr 24, Washington (C) •• D. D. ij." May 16 , June 17,19, July June 17 5 3 20, Aug 20, 31, Se^t 4 Georgia revolt (C) "D.D.L." Censured by Commissioner May 15 1 4 French July 20 8 4 j Kentucky (C) "D.D.L. ".Mar 18 2 2 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882. 117 P—Political. Date. Pg. 01. P—Political. Date. Pg, Cl. Tennessee (C) Apr 424 Pension Bureau, Dudley's Washington (C) "D. D. L." plan Feb27 2 2 Mar 13 1 4 Practical (Ed) Mar 25 4 4 Bourbon fraud in South Caro- Rogers, Sherman, on Feb 22 5 2 lina (Ed) Mar 842 Weed, Thurlow, on...Jan 7, Bourbon panic (Ed) Mar 30 4 4 Feb 27, May 31 Bourbon perversity (Ed).Nov 142 White, A. D., on Feb 22 5 Bourbonism's perfect work (See also U. S. Congress.) (Ed) ...... Dec 644 Cleaning house (Ed) Oct 1944 Brooklyn, good example (Ed) Colonization o f voters Oct 821 June 462 " Colonizing" a first-class Brooklyn Young Republican boomerang (Ed) Oct 242 Club (Ed) Sept20 4 3 Committee on the mouth, need Bulldozing extraordinary(Efl) of (Ed) May 18 4 4 Mar 31 4 4 Congress, proceedings of. (See Burning Question, " match Congress.) tax"(EdT Oct 18 4 3 Congressional apportionment Candidates, Civil Service May 13 4 4 Asso. questions Oct 25 5 2 tEd) Feb20 4 2 Catechism, legislative (Ed) (See also Congress Pro- Feb 17 4 4 ceedings.) Catechism, short (Ed) Oct 19 4 3 Congressional candidate (Ed) "Caucasians" vs. "Barbarians" Sept 30 4 2 (Ed) July21 4 Campaign, a Democratic am- Caucus system, reforming bush (Ed) Aug 16 4 2 (Ed) Mar 17 4 An empty cry (Ed) Aug 15 4 3 Chances for young men, great Districts,New-YorkCityMay30 3 1 (Ed) Augl9 4 (Ed) '.May30 4 A Change, do the people want a Outlook (Ed) Apr 643 (Ed) Feb28 4 3 Conk-ing avengers at Albany Cities, government of (Ed) (Ed) Apr 343 June 142 Contrast suggestive (Ed) .Oct 26 4 4 Citizens' movement Oct 14, Contributions June 26 2 1 18, 19, 20, 21 (Ed) July 24 4 3 Candidates, ratification meet- Sept 242 ing Oct28 1 6 Dec 27 4 2 Committee address to voters Bill passed U.S. SenateDec 29 1 6 Oct 27 2 2 Attorney-General Brewster Nominations (Ed) Oct 25 4 2 on July23 1 4 Citizenship and the Presi- " A Sicilian Romance " (Ed) dency (C) JXovlS 5 5 June 28 4 4 City government (Ed)....July 16 6 2 U. S. Senate debate... .June 27 1 1 Mayor Grace on (Ed) Mar 26 6 2 Constituencies, robbing (Ed), Civil Service—Address by Na- May 19 4 2 tional League Nov 271 Conventions. (See Conven- (Ed) Sept 943 tions.) Bill, Pendleton, passed U. S. Corporations (Ed) Sept 15 1 4 Senate Dec 28 1 1 Croaker, chronic (Ed)....Aug 15 4 2 Textof.. .., Dec28 2 5 Crow-eating extraordinary (Ed) Dec29 4 2 (Ed) ." Oct21 4 4 Bradford, Gamaliel, on (Ed) "Cyclopaedia" Jan H 6 1 Sept 10 6 4 Dark horse candidates (Ed).. Curtis case. (See Curtis.) Sept 26 4 3 Curtis, George William, Deal, latest (Ed) Oct 24 4 2 speech o n Aug 351 Debates,concerning (Ed).Feb 743 Curtis's reply to Hubbell... Defeat, instructive, Ohio (Ed) June 26 8 2 Oct13 4 3 Dawes's speech in Congress Democratic party. (See Demo- . Febl4 2 5 cratic.) Eaton, D B., on Feb 13 2 3 " Diplomatic discourtesy " HubbelFs letter to Curtis.. (Ed) Jan 443 June 24 1 I Disfranchised, half a million July 715 (Ed) July 144 Jacksonian (Ed) Aug 844 " Disinfectants "must go, the Lecture, Whitridge's—Jan 854 (Ed) Aug 344 Legislation by Congress, District representation prospects (C) "D. D. L.".. Apr 14, Dec 9,11 July 10 1 2 Duty, one plain (Ed) Nov 344 Prospects of, Washington 1874—1882 (Ed) Nov 9 4 4' (C)"D. D . L." Dec 424 Elections. (See Elections.) Long, Governor, on—July 31 1 3 Electoral controversy, "wast- Machinery, by (Ed) Dec 36 4 4 e d energy " (Ed) July 444 Massachusetts Nov 521 " Electorate and the Legisla- Obstacles (Ed) Dec 14 4 4 ture," Walpole's Feb 5 8 2 Pendleton's bill (Ed)...May 18 4 2 Eliminating old issues (Ed).. (Ed) ....July 22 4 2 Jan 25 4 2 Pendleton's speech in Con- " Epidemic.next." Grant Club gress Feb 14 2 5 atAlbany(Ed) Feb 3 4 4 118 INDEX TO THE P—Political. Date. Pg. Ol. P—Political. Date. JPg. Cl- " Expecting too much "—T.L. Lobby is ts, Executive (Ed)... Clingman (Ed) Feb 21 4 4 Aug 11 4 Faction abroad (Ed) Get 26 4 2 Local issues, important (Ed).. Facts worth considering (Ed) Oct 8 6 Sept 29 4 4 Machine, blunders of the Re- Fair and Festival, notable publican (Ed) Oct27 4 (Ed) Nov20 4 5 Machine, New-It ork (Ed)-Jan 21 4 Federal officials, attempts to Machine, substitute for the oust opponents of Stalwart- (Ed) Aug 844 ism...: Feb9,10, 11 Medals, "306" Jan 29 5 3 Food for reflection. Western (Ed) May29 4 ' spring elections (Ed) Apr 8 4 Distribution of May 27 Fooling the public (Ea)...Jan 544 Inscription May 27 5 1 Fraud, shall, rule (Ed)...May 22 4 2 (Ed) Feb 645 Free trade and free rum (Ed) Pelican in politics (Ed). .Feb 27 4 3 «ept16 4 3 Pennsylvania, in (Ed)..Aug 25 4 3 Freedom, crime against (Ed). Procession, let it move (Ed) May 544 June 30 4 "Friends of the Poor " (Ed).. What they stand for Feb 15 P—Pop—Postal. Date. Cl. P—Postal. Date. Pg. Cl. Population, centre of (Ed).May 7 g 3 Letters, unstamped, order Mixed, our (Ed) Sept 25 4 3 concerning June 30 10 / 1 New-York C ity, arranged ac- Matter destroyed by fire near cording to nativity...... Jan 14 8 2 Schenectady, N. Y Dec 22 1 4 New-York State Aug 23 5 4 Money order, bill passed Paris Janl2 5 2 House to modify July 22 1 4 Rome Jan 27 5 4 Money order business Oct 26 2 2 United States, census bulletin Money order system Jan 5 8 1 May 27 1 2 Money orders, international (See also Census.) > Mar 31 8 2 Porcelain, Oriental Feb 13 5 2 Newspaper Postage billpassed Porcelains. Chinese Nov 30 5 2 House July 23 1 4 Purcell's liabilities Apr 5 2 2 Newspaper supplements,classi- Pork, American, in France.Mar 31 1 5 fication of, decisian Feb 21 1 2 * June 22 1 1 New-York office, changes.Nov^.4 2 4 In Germany Dec 16 3 2 Hatton's attack July 27 8 3 Trichinae in American, letter Management of. report to fromJ. Michels May 22 3 L Congress Dec 16 7 1 Port of New-York, limits of.Feb 14 8 3 Workings of 3 uly 22, 30 Port Said June 28 4 5 (Old.) Saleof Oct 19 8 3 British occupy Aug 21 1 1 Ocean Service,bill before Con- Description of Aug 21 ' 1 1 gress .. Feb26 1 5 Portentous discovery, Brandy Packages, valuable, sent.July 18 5 4 (Ed) May 31 4 4 Patchogue office, L. I., Porter's, Judge, address, Gui- changes Feb 924 teau murder trial..Jan 24, 25, 26 Peekskill office changes.-Feb 11 5 5 Penn Yan case July 28 1 4 Porter, Fitz John. Postage, measures before Con- Case (3d) .3 an 0 4 4 gress to reduce Apr 311 Grant's letter to Cameron.. Postage on periodical litera- Dec 4 8 2 ture May23 1 3 Letters from Grant and Railroads and theserviceMar 5 1 4 Terry Jan 6 1 1 Reports: First Assistant Logan and Grant on Nov 26 7 4 Postmaster-General.. .Oct 31 2 4 Logan's reply to Grant.Dec 1 3 1 Second Assisant Postmaster- Opinion of the Attomey- General Oct 19 1 6 General Apr 16 5 4 General Superintendent Petition from Sewell and Thompson Oct 20 1, 6 others Feb 19 1 5 Third Assistant Postmaster- Terry on Dec 7 1 4 General.. Jan511 Relief bill May 7,9, 31, Nov 433 June I, Dec 12, 2y, 30 Postmaster-General Howe's Report,Logan's minority.May 31 1 2 Dec 596 Porter, H. H.. letter to B. Revenues April 1 5 Brewster Nov 26 1 4 Sept 30 1 3 Milbank letters Dec 21 2 6 Savings banks (Ed) Feb 944 Porter, Horace, speech, ISew- Service, tinkering with..Nov 17 5 5 England Society dinner..Dec 23 2 6 Star Route scandal: arrest Porter, James L., career of.Oct 15 1 3 o f contractors Jan 712 Porter, Robert P., interview.. Bail Mar 10,11, 12 July 15 5 5 Bids, straw, and fraudulent Sketch of June 8 1 6 bonds..Jan 17, Feb 16, Apr Portland,Ore.,description of (C) 3C,May 3 Aug 21 2 2 Bribery cases.-Oct 16, 17, Postal. 19, 26,27,28, Nov 1, 2, 3. Bids and contracts, James's 4, 10, 17, Dec 6, 7, 8, 9, 13. letter Jan 7 1 1 14, 15, 16, 2'd. 27, 28, 29, 31 Bids, power to reject Feb 25 2 1 Cases (Ed).June 30,Sept 12, British statistics Aug 31 2 1 20, Nov 27 Brooklyn Post Office report.. Cases, Washingtan (C) " D. Jan 10 8 3 D.L." July 531 Changes, popular (Ed)... :Nov 17 4 3 Cases in court.. Ian 8,12,13, Cheap postage, arguments.. 14, 15, 19, 21, 26, Feb 1, 2, Apr 24 1 1 Mar 10, 24, 26, Apr 12,19, Circular to postmasters. -Feb17 2 1 27, 29. May 5, 16, 17, 23. Conspiracy cases Mar 4 2 5 27, 28, June 2, 6, 6. 7, 8,9. Contracts, Boone's bids (Ed) 10,13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, Jan 7 4 2 21, 23. 28, 30, July 7, 8, 11, Finances Apr 8, Oct 14, 20 12, 13, 14, 15, 18, 19, 20, Foreign service Oct 29 1 3 21, 22, 26, 27, 28, 29, Aug Fractional post office orders 1,2,3,4,5,8,9, 10,15,16, Aug 13 7 6 17, 18, 19, 23, 29, Sept 5, 6, Frank.what constitutes a Apr24 1 2 7, 8, 10, Dec 15, 16, 21, 22, Franking privilege (Ed)..Mar 26 6 5 23. 27, 28 Jamaica office, L. L, changes Clayton's testimony.. ..July 26 2 1 Feb 10 8 5 Dorsey case, decision Jan1713 Letters for China and Japan Dorsey combination indicted Jan 26 8 4 Feb 21 1 4 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882. P—Postal—Pres. Date. Pg. Cl. P—Pres—Public. Date. Pg. Cl. Foreman Dickson's charge Presidency. (See Political.) (Ed) Septl4 4 4 President. (See Arthur,) Indictments Mar 2 1 2 Press Club reception Feb 15 5 Mar 514 Nov 29 Mar 27 1 1 Press versus Congress (Ed)Aug 31 .4: Additional Feb 23 1 1 (Seo also Journalism.) Arguing to quash—Apr 1, 2 Price, Jas B., surrender of Sept 27 2 Ordered to stand Apr 11 1 1 Price, Thos. K., sketch of ..Apr 4 5 Court sustains May 80 2 4 Price, W. W., ard the Morey let- Ingercoil's argument..Sept 6, 7 ter MavlS James's testimony July 26 2 1 Priestly. Joseph.autobiographv Jury charged by Judge Jan 29 Wylie Sept 911 Primate. Anglican (Ed) Dec 24 Jurymen approached...Sept 811 Prime Ministers, two (Ed).Aug 31 Jurvmen, trouto'es of the Primer, New-England Aug 6 Sept 13 2 1 Prince, H., on rebellious Indian Justice—in no hurry (Ed) subjects Sept 23 NQV 27 4 2 Prince Leopold, provision for MacVeagh's testimony. July 26 2 2 Mar 24 Miner and Rerdell get a new Prince Tarnhito in New-York trial Sept 16 2 3 Dec 16 Omaha trial Pel) 18 1 3 Prince of Wales's theatrical Presentments May 21 1 5 dinner (C) "G. W. s." Mai 20 Prosecutions Jan 30 1 3 Princess Gertrude (Ed) Aug 6 Apr 21 1 4 Printers, Government, pay of Removal of five officers. Nov 26 2 2 Feb 8 Repoit of Attorney-Gen- Printing office, Government eral Brewster Nov 26 2 (Ed) Mar 30 Report of Inspectors Jan 7 1 Prisons. Rerdell indictment quashed Baltimore expenses Jan 2 Apr 23 2 Brooklyn, plot Mar 19 Verdict Sept 12 1 El Paso, Tex., prisoners es- (Ed) Sept 12 4 cape Jan 25 Efforts to have it set aside Investigation, legislative. Mar Sept 14 2 11, 12, 16, 30, Apr 2, 5, 18, Walsh' s testimonv July 2 5 2 22,23 Postmaster's political rights, "a Report of committee May 24 Apr 7 2 Labor, New-Jersey (C).. Apr 3 Potatoes, importation of... May 17 8 Labor, profits Irom Oct 4 Potemkin as an "artful dodger" Management Mar 7 Feb 19 4 Queens County, escape of Pothamsted. opening of (C)Mar 6 2 prisoners June 21 Pothuan, Admiral. French hero Oct 14 (C) .Oct29 3 " Sing Sing," Calorin's lecture Potter, Clarkson N., death ofJan 24 2 Mar 28 Eulogies Jan 25 1 Superintendent, results of Funeral of Jan 26 8 Pilsbury's work Feb 13 Willof Feb 2 8 Prize tight, Sullivan beats Ryan Potter's, O. B., building plans Feb 8 2 (Ed> :....Feb 4 4 Procession, "306" band (Ed) Broadway building ..Feb 4 8 June 30 Neglect (Ed) Feb 16 4 Produce Exchange .annual re- " Pottering " (Ed) Feb 3 4 port. .June i Testimony, Park-row fire Building, new, corner-stone Feb 10, 11 laid June 7 Potteries, American (Ed)..Aug 19 4 Elects officers June 6 Poucher, Charles E., swindler.. Products, gambling- in (Ed)Dec 28 Dec 9 1 Speculation in (Ed) Nov 28 Poughkeepsie. N. Y., Common Progress Club May 17 Council troubles Nov 18, 21 Prohibition in Iowa (Ed). .July 31 Poultry—antidote for Bain (Ed) Prohibition. Iowa, decision May 5 4 against (Ed)... Nov 3 Incubators (Ed) Mar 19 6 Prohibition as a party issue(Ed) Question of drawn (C)....May 15 2 Aug 26 And game, preparation of Prohibitory constitutional Jan 22 10 amendments (Ed) Oct 25 Powers, Jas. C., pardon of.. Apr 20 8 Property rights m the street (C) Pratt, Enoch, offers a gift of Oct 21 $1,000,000 L.Jan 23 1 Prophecy, Mussulman paper Prayer-days and play-days (Ed) June 7 Dec 1 4 Protection. (See Tariff.) Preacher, powerful (Ed) ..July 9 6 Provisions, price of (Ed)...May 14 Preachers, lay, abandoning(Ed) Psalmanazar, Geo., autobiogra- Oct 22 6 phy ..Feb 19 Preaching. (SeeSermons.) Psi Upsilon Fraternity annual Prentiss, B. M., on the battle of convention May 11 Shiloh Jan 14 2 Public expenditures (Ed)...Aug 19 Presburg, Hungary, under mar- "•ublic pay for private work tiallaw Oct 5 1 (Ed) : Jan 25 INDEX TO THE P—Public—Railroads. Date. Pg. R—Railroads. Dale. Pg. Cl. Public Works,Commissioner of, Fort Steele, W y Feb 154 annual report '. Feb 14 France, in, statistics.. June 491 Public Works Department,Leg- Fredericksvilie. Ill June 315 islative inquiry Ap r 1, Germany, Heidelberg..May 31 1 3 2, 16, May 7. 20, 24 Goshen, N. Y Jan 21 I 5 Public Works Dept.,report. Aug 25 8 3 Great Britain, record of Publisher and author, relations June 28 4 5 of, London (C) "G. W. S.".. Hackensack. N. J., bridge Dec 22 Jan 26 8 3 Publishers and creeds, Gard- Hoosac Tunnel Station. ner's letter concerning D. Ap- Mass Aprl7 5 5 pieton Jan 28 Hugstetten Sept 511 Pueblos, land of, Santa Fe (C) Indiana,White River Bridge Oct 11 June 17 5 5 Puget Sound, Seattle, W. T.,(C) Jacksonville, Fla May 615 Jan 30 Kennedy, N. Y., near....Dec 25 5 6 Puget Sound, on, Olympia (C).. LaCrosse, Wis Jan 17 5 1 Aug 13 Lancaster, Ky., circus train Pulitzer, Joseph, on Cocnerill Sept 26 1 5 and Slayback Oct 14 Lancaster, Penn Mar 21\ 1 5 Pullman, George M Dec 17 Melrose, N, Y Dec 20 1 4 Pulpit discourses. (*ee Sermons.) Memphis Oct 22 7 1 Pulpit, notes in the (Ed).-Nov Li* Message of GovernorCorn ell Punch (London) London(C).Oct 29 concerning Jan 19 1 3 Purple every day, in (Ed). .Feb 5 Minnesota Nov 16 5 4 Pussy, Edward B., death of — New-Albion, Iowa Jan 17 5 4 Sept 17 Details ...JanlS 5 2 (Ed) Sept 17 New-Jersey, Parker's Creek Pusey and Newman (Ed):.Sept 18 June 30 1 1 Puss in Boots (Ed) I uly 16 Details July 1, 2, 3, 4 Pyramid of Cheops Apr 9 North A dams, Mass Oct 22 7 1 Pyramid, Meydoom Mar 19 Northern Pacific Mar 23 5 4 Oak Grove, Mo Nov 16 1 3 Q. Ohio, Monday Creek....Apr 27 1 5 Quarantine cemetery Nov 27 Feekskill, N. Y Nov 14 1 2 Quarantine, work at, talk with Pennsylvania June 146 Health Officer Smith Apr 8 Rhinecliff, N. Y., freight Quay. Matthew S., and Gover- train Oct21 1 2 nor .Uoyt Nov 5 Richmond, Va Dec26 1 2 Quebec, from Montmorency Rockport, Penn Jan 21 i 5 Falls (C) Sept 16 Rummersfield, N . Y....Dec 726 Queensberry, Lord Dec 6 Russia, 178 persons killed Questions,some timely (Ed).Dec 10 July 14 5 4 Quick, Abram M., case oi..July 15 Sandusky, Ohio Oct 18 1 3 Quinn, P. T., on the Agricultu- St. Louis Dec 15 1 5 ral Bureau June 9 5 Saratoga, near Aug* 27 1 5 Scotland, bridge at Fyvie Nov 28 1 1 R. Spuyten Duyvii, Hudson Rabbits, dissipation among River Janl4 1 1 Nov 30 8 Details... Jan 15 1 6 Race antagonisms in the East Coroner's jury, verdict of (Ed) Mar 14 4 * Jan 26 3 1 Race prejudice and antagonism Coroner's inquiry Jan (C) Apr 10 5 17, 20, 21, 24 Race, relics of a former ... M!ay 25 1 Grand Jury presentment Races. British, origin of..June 18 9 Feb 3 8 1 Races', foot and braia (Ed) .Mar 12 6 List of killed and injured Rahway,N.J.,financial troubles f Jan 15 2 1 Senate inquiry.. .Apr 23, Railroads. May 26 Accidents: Atwater, Minn. Report of Committee. June 2 5 2 June 25 12 Trial of Melius... .Nov 24, 25 Baltimore, tunnel Feb 14 1 Stratford Hollow Dec 15 1 5 Bait, and Ohio, Annapolis Texas Apr 27 5 1 Junction Mar 17 2 Troy and Greenfield..Sept 20 I 6 Belvidere, N.J., bridge.Feb 17 1 Tunnel, Fourth-ave.--.Sept 23 1 6 Cairo Aug 21 5 (Ed) Sepfc23 4 2 Canon City, Col Apr 26 1 Coroner's inquiry Sept 24 2 4 Charleston, S. C., near..Jan 22 2 Popular verdict onthe(Ed) Charlton, Mass Sept 19 5 Sept 27 4 2 Chicago -May 6 1 Verdict Oct 684 Clyde, N. Y., near Jan 25 1 (Ed) Oct 643 Cole's Corner, Wells Co.,Me. Jan 3 5 Union station, Ohio. ..Nov 23 1 2 Cork July 10 1 Waldoiis, W. Va June 17 5 5 Elevated Jan 10, Warwick, N.Y Nov 28 1 2 27, Mar 26, Apr 30, Dec 20 (See a}.so Accidents.) NEW-YORK DAILY TBIBUNE FOB 1882. R—Bailroads. Date. Pg. Cl TJ/--Bailroads. Date. Pg. Cl. Advisory Commission in ses- Chesapeake and Ohio, annual sion..Feb 14,15, Mar 5, 7, 8, meeting Mar 17 1 6 10,1536,17,18,19, 22, May 10 Chicago ana Alton, elects Advisory Commission (Ed).. officers Apr 4-1 3 Feb 15 Chicago, Burlington and Agents in council Mar 22 Quincy, earnings Aug 10 1 3 Atlantic and Great Western Beport Dec 30 5 3 bondholders Mar 4 Chicago and Iowa, sale of.Mar 323 Atlantic and Pacific directors Chicago, Milwaukee and St, May 19 Paul, annual meeting..May 412 Atlantic and St. Lawrence suit Chicago and Northwestern Dec 28 5 stock Aug 381 Baltimore June 9 1 Chicago, St. Paul and Omaha, Baltimore and Ohio, annual officers June 514 meeting Nov 21 2 Chicago and Western Indiana, Dividends Oct 12 1 stock sold ....Octl6 1 1 Earnings Sept 14 5 Cincinnati, Hamilton and Policy ....Jan 12 1 4 Dayton, stock transferred... " Bob-tail:' oar (Ed) Feb 5 6 5 Apr 17 1 3 " Bob-tail" cars declared Cincinnati, New-Orleans and legal Feb 18 Texas earnings Jaa 16 5 4 Bonds, liability on State aid.. Cincinnati, New-Orleans and May 15 Texas Pacific stock July 31 5 2 Validity 01, important de- Cincinnati Northern Narrow cision Dec 31 Gauge, finances Oct 30 5 5 Boston, earnings of Sept 30 Collision, safeguards against Boston and Albany, earnings (Ed) Janl7 4 3 Oct 27 Colorado rival lines June 322 Bonds A ug 23 Colorado pool July 18 5 3 Bates Jan 24 Columbus. Ohio, car \\ orks Beport Nov 23 failed Mar 17 5 6 Stock .. Mar 14 Columbus, Chicago and Indi- v Boston, Concord and Montreal ana, reorganization scheme oihcers May 31 Feb 10 2 4 Boston Elevated schemes Apr 20 Beorganization plan ratified Boston, Hoosac Tunnel and Feb 12 2 2 Western, charter Mar 3 Combinations, Judge Zane's Suit Mar 4 opinion Jan 20 5 5 Boston and Lowell, earnings.. Commission (Ed)..- .June 17, Jan 5 Dec 9 Boston and Maine Company Commission bill (Ed) Apr 2545 finances Nov 17 Signedby Gov. Cornell.June 17 1 5 Boston and New-York Air Commission bills (Ed)....Mar 143 Line directors June 7 Commission bill, letter from Boston and New-York Air "G." .- June 785 Line leased —Aug 15 Commission bill. (Seealso Leg- Aug 15, Sept 27 islature, New York.) Broadway Underground Common carriers, mandamus Mar 8, 26, June 24, Dec 10 proceedings against. July 19,20 Buffalo, Pittsburg and West- Congress and (Ed) Mar 18 4 2 ern, annual meeting.. .Jan 10 Apr 25 4 2 Earnings ...Feb 28 Connecticut Central, report.. Building Nov 10 Nov 16 1 5 (Ed) Feb 23 Connecticut returns Jan 11 1 5 (Ed) June 6 Oonnotton Valley, securities. (Ed) Oct 31 Mar 323 (Ed) Nov 24 Consolidation, bill to prevent. Building operations, increase Mar 20 1 3 in June 2 Continental Company, Kibbe Building statistics July 6 J3uit ....April 2 6 July 6 Danville, Olney and Ohio, af- Business, increase in (Ed). Jan 4 fairs ....Nov 4, 11 . Cable-road, Chicago, trial- Denver and Boulder-Union trip ' Jan 27 Pacific suit Mar 13 California Ocean Shore bill.. Denver and Bio Grande finan- June 12 ces Mar 9, Aug 25, Nov 22 Camden and Atlantic direc- Bumors about (C) Aug 27 tors Feb 24 Suit against Keep..Dec 19, 20 Canadian amalgamation..July 1 Discrimination, Mississippi Canadian Pacific, great sale of Bailroad Commissioners on. land June 2 Nov 13 1 3 Land sale June Duties of, Justice Haight's Carriers should insure passen- decision July 29 1 6 gers (C) ...... July 15 Earnings (Ed) Dec 11 4 3 Catskill Mountain, opening of Eastern, annual meeting..Dec 14 5 3 Aug 31 Earnings Nov 10 5 2 Central America, projects in. . Electric, Geneva Sept 5 1 2 June 2 Menlo Park..Feb 9, Mar 23, 27 INDEX TO THE R—Railroads. Date. Pg. Cl. R—Railroads. Date. Pg. Cl. Motor Aug22 5 2 Government control, concern- Elevated : Assessments, pro- ing (Ed) Jan21 4 3 test against July 15 2 2 Grand Trunk and Great West- Brooklyn, Culver schemede- ern consolidation , .June 27 1 4 feated Feb 14 2 2 Hannibal and St. Joseph dire *- Brooklyn, injunction con- tors SeptlS 5 3 tinued Mar 921 Finances, Feb 12, Mar 3, Changes at Chatham-square July 19, Aug 9 June 20 1 5 Sale o f Sept 316 Damage caused by Jan 28 2 5 Harlem Co. and the city..Dec 27 5 2 Dividends... June 852 Annual meeting Dec 20 1 5 Five-cent fare bill passed Heat, how to heat Mar 10 2 1 State Senate May323 Hoosac Tunnel and West Freight Question Sept 27 8 3 Shore Dec 29 2 6 Inconveniences of (Ed).Dec 11 4 5 " Hot boxes1' (C) Dec 475 Life on the July 432 Indian lands, right of way Manhattan charter trouble. through Apr 12 5 5 Jan 20 5 5 Indiana, Bloomingcon and Charter valid Jan 26 1 6 Western officers May 10 2 3 Dividends Mar 252 Indianapolis. Decatur and Stock Jan26 1 6 Springfield, reorganization. Metropolitan directors.Nov 10 5 2 Nov 16 1 4 Removal of directors..Sept 17 2 4 Indianopolis and St. Louis Stock Junel5 1 2 finances Apr 816 Stock certificates Nov 17 3 3 Iowa Commissioners' report.. New-York, claim against the Jan 12 1 5 city Nov26 1 5 Kansas Pac. mortgage Feb 826 Nuisances Aug 10 8 3 Keokuk and Des Moines, People, rights of (Ed)..Feb 17 4 4 finances Dec 22 5 4 Strengthening....: Mar 19 2 4 Land grant, report of Govern- Suit^ttorney-GeneraPs N ov 7 8 3 ment Commissioner Dec11 3 1 Suit. Caro.-May 11, 12, 14, Land grant roads, report, of 14, 18, 21, June 20 Commissioner Mar 3023 Suit, Harrold June 22, Land grants, forfeiture or.. July 13, 20, AUK 5 May 354 Suit. Manhattan vs. New- Robeson's bill in Congress.". York, decision May 2352 Jan 12 1 1 Story, decision Oct 18 1 6 Lands, bill before Congress Manhattan, legislative in- totax ,. Apr 18 5 4 auiry, Apr 6, 8, 13, 19, Lands, decision affecting.Feb 14 2 2 21. 29, 30, May 2, 6, 7, Lake Shore elects officersMay 412 9, 12, 13, 14, 16, 20. 21, Moran suit Feb 15 1 5 26,27 Report (Ed) May 944 Report ofcommittee. June 116 Contrasted with New-York, Suits, Ward's statementJan 353 Chicago and St. Louis Taxation of, Mar i7, 31, Apr (C) Feb 12 10 1 20, May 30 Legislation, Adams's address Taxation bill, Governor Feb 26 1 6 urged to veto June 122 (Ed) Feb 28 4 3 Taxation bill vetoed..June 23 1 5 Lehigh and Hudson, opening: Taxation, compromise bill o f Sept 816 passed Assem May2t> 2 1 Lehigh and Hudson-Warwick Taxation of, Gould on..May 652 Valley consolidation Jan 22 1 5 Taxation, Gould's letter to Lehigh Valley elects officers. Gov. Cornell June 1324 Jan 18 1 5 Taxation, Grace's reply to Little Rock and Fort Smith- Gould May 10 2 3 McCluresuit Mar 16 2 6 Taxation, Gould's second Long Island directors.^-.^-pr 12 2 4 letter to Mayor Grace, on.. Long Island, express business May 14 5 3 Jan 10 1 4 Taxes, letter from Jas, A. Long Island, North Shore Briggs Dec25 3 3 closed Mar 28 1 6 Engineer Seeds, brave act.. Louisville and Nashville, an- Oct 23 1 4 nualmeeting Oct 513 Engineer Seeds, hero (Ed).. Fink declines presidency of Oct 30 4 4 June 322 English recklessness (Ed)... Stock Mar 252 Nov 25 4 3 Louisville, New-Albany and Erie, Dringer's fight Apr852 Chicago, officers Feb 11 2 1 Election of officers Nov 29 1 4 Management (Ed) Dec 11 4 3 Express companies, rights of. Massachusetts,report of State Feb 24, Mar 5, 13 Commissioner Jan 14 2 5 Florida Central.sale of Jan 713 Massachusetts Central, annual report Oct 26 5 4 Freight - handlers' strike. Memorial to Vanderbilt and (See Strikes.) Watrous Oct 31 7 2 Georgia Central.elects officers Memphis and Charleston an- Jan 3 5 4 nual report Nov 23 1 4 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882. K,—Railroads. Date. Pg. Cl R—Railroads. Date Pg. Cl. Mexican enterprise Jan 9 1 New-York and West Shore. • Investments in Oct 14 2 description o froute Dec 824 Mexico, branch opened..Nov 23 1 Norfolk and Western, annual Progress in Feb 11 2 meeting Jan 12 1 5 Mexi< an Central,annual meet- North Pennsylvania, annual ing Apr 4 1 meeting Jan 10 1 5 Mexican Central and its North Shore, sale of Dec 654 branches (C) Sept 16 7 Northern Central, annual Michigan Central, rates.. .Jan 14 2 meeting Feb 24 1 5 Report., May 5 2 Earnings Aug 24 2 5 Mileage for first half of'82 Northern Pacific: Annual (Ed) July 19 4 report Feb 18 1 3 Minneapolis and St. Louis, re- Branches Mar 22 5 5 organization May 3 2 Construction Dec 17 7 3 Missouri Pacific, annual meet- Dividend Sept35 5 2 ing Mar 8 2 Land grant (C) Feb 20 2 2 Montgomery Central, sale of Land grants Jan 20 1 2 Jan 27 5 Land grants,report of House Moielos, sale of Jan 19 5 JudiciaryCommittee June 712 Morgan-U. P. R. R. suit..Mar 4 2 Progress and its land grant Muney Creek, Penn., sale of.. Feb. 624 Aug 10 1 Progress Mar 19 2 2 National. June 25 5 6 Northwestern quarrel, Nov National Car Company meet- 22, 23, 25, 26, 28, 29, Dec ing Febl7 1 4 3, 5, 6. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 Negotiation (Ed) Fe"b 15 4 End of Dee 14 1 4 New-Haven and Northern, Treaty Decl5 5 2 annual report Dec 23 5 Ohio Central, elects officers.. New-Jersey Central, annual Apr 27 3 5 election Feb 15 1 5 Ohio and Mississippi, direc- Control of, Jay Gould on the tors elected Oct 13 1 2 Mar 24 1 4 Old Colony, annual reportNov 4 2 5 Election, application for an Omaha, new management.Dec 17 7 3 order May 14 5 3 Oregon and Washington, p ro- Election, decision of Chan- gress Mar 24 5 2 cellor Runyon May 525 Pacific, business agreement Election of directors, order Feb 513 issued permitting ...Apr 15 1 Financial statement ...Dec 325 Election of officers June 24 2 Painesville and Youngstown, Report Apr22 2 4 finances I....Jan 653 stock bill vetoed by Gov- Palace Car Companies Jan 454 ernor Feb28 5 2 Union of Jan 24 5 4 Stock bill passed New-York Pan-Handle dispute Mar 116 • Legislature over veto.Mar 123 Panama, elects officers Apr 413 Stock, increase of, injunc- Taxation of July 28 2 3 tion dismissed Apr 9 2 5 Passenger agents in council.. Suit, Proctor _.. -Feb 19 1 ' 3 Aug 25 1 4 Passenger Dusiness, methods New-Jersey taxable property of .Mar 22 5 4 June 30 5 Passenger questions, import- New-Jersey taxation Deo 752 ant Aug23 2 6 New-Mexico colossal scheme Peace (Ed) Mar 10 4 2 Jan 22 1 5 Peace on therails (Ed)... Mar 2742 New-York City and Northern, Pennsylvania: Annual meet- default i n interest May 252 ing , MarlS 5 4 Finances: Apr 26 2 3 Changes Sept 17 1 4 Judgment Mar 27 1 3 Change in management.Aug 26 5 4 New-York and Albany, report Dividend May 152 Nov 30 5 4 Nov 225 New-York and Boston inland, Earnings Apr27 3 5 charter refused Oct 14 2 5 Oct 27 1 3 New-York, Chicago and St. Report, annual Mar722 Louis directors Nov 15, Philadelphia and Erie, annual #5 Dec 6 meeting Feb 14 2 ^2 Saleof Oct27 1 4 Annual report Jan 454 Details Oct 28 1 5 Bonds, deferred Feb 24 1 5 Trip over Sept '2> 5 3 Mar 721 New-York, New-Haven and Mar 28 1 6 Hartford, management(Ed) Concession to Vanderbilt Dec 31 6 3 Jan 25 5 5 Report .- Dec 29 2 6 Earnings..Jan 23, May 22, New-York, Penn. and Ohio, Aug 26, Nov 16 report to English bondhold- Election..Jan 10, 11, 12 13, 14 ers :...Nov 3 1 3 Finances Dec 10 1 4 English bondholders Dec 22 5 4 Mortgage Sept 1 5 5 New-York, Susquehanna and Project, new Jan 29 1 6 Wefctsm, annual meeting.. Receivers, report of Oct 10 1 3 May 5 2 5 1 Stock transfers Jan 22 1 5 INDEX TO THE R-Bailroads. Date. Pg. Cl. R—Bailroads—Bandall. Date. Pg. Cl. Western outlet Mar 136 Texas and Pacific charter People and the (Ed) July 21 4 2 troubles July 22 1 5 Peoria and Farmington.sale of Finances Sept 13 5 " 3 Dec 915 Lan d grants. July 30,Aug 4, 5 Percentages, decision as to Taxcases(Ed) ,..Decl9 4 3 May 27 1 Tax case, California.. .Dec 20, Platform, riding on the, suits 21,22 (Ed) Nov 564 Ticket fraud, Boss Sept 312 Pool, accounts Apr 28 1 4 Tickets, excursion, Auerbach Chicago and St. Louis. .July 27 5 4 case (Ed) Sept 1 4 4 Conferences May 25 5 5 Tickets, limited, Court of Ap- Passenger matters July 29 2 1 peals decision June 725 Trunk line Mar 31 5 Toledo, Cincinnati and St. Pooling agreements, Trunk Louis affairs Nov 15 1' 4 lines .Mar 24 5 4 Finances Nov 16 1 5 Pools, Western Apr 18 5 2 Toledo, Delphos—Toledo,Cin- Portland ai)d Ogdensburg,an- cinnati consolidation... Mar 22 5 5 nualmeeting Jan 18 1 5 Toledo and jJelphos, Trust... Problem (Ed) Jan 21 4 3 Nov 10 5 2 Feb 28 4 3 Falls, English (Ed) Dec 243 Oct 742 Troubles (Ed) July 342 Pullman Car Co., annual meet- - Trunk Line officers, meeting ing. Sept 816 of •«. Jan20 5 5 Pullman car enterprise, new.. Trunk line pool Jan 21 2 2 Jan 13 1 5 Trunk line presidents, meet- Pullman Co.-Texas and of June 221 Pacific suit Apr 19 1 3 Trunk lines, meeting of subor- Pullman-Missouri Pacific suit dinate officers Jan 25 5 5 Apr 26 2 3 Union Pacific, electi >ri of offi- Bails, manufacture of steel... cers Mar 921 Jan 15 10 2 GoA^ernment directors.June 17 1 5 Bates Jan 12, Loan Septl4 5 3 13, 21, Feb 2, Mar 2, 9, 17, Loan, proposed SeptlS 5 3 22, June 4, 25, 28, July 1, 22, Steel rails Apr 22 2 4 28, Aug 4, 24, 26, Oct 22, Trust loan Novl9 1 3 Nov 16, Jan 21, Mar 10. Utica,Ithaca and Elmira,over- May 16, Oct 7 issue of stock Dec 17 5 1 Beagan Tbill (Ed) Mar 18 4 2 Vermont Central changesNov 23 1 4 Apr 25 4 2 Vicksbarg, Shreveport and Begulation of (Ed) May 16 4 2 Pacific land grant May i5 5 2 Beports to state Engineer...'. Wabashfloatingdebt May 925 Dec 8, 13, 16, 20, 21, 22, 23 Consolidation,rumors...Jan 525 Bhinebeck and Conn., sale of. Management, changes..Jan 10 1 5 Feb 24 1 5 Wars (Ed) Dec 20 4 3 Bichmond and Alleghany con- Genesis of (Ed) Dec 14*2 solidation Jan 19 5 2 Water-gas engine July 1224 Bichmond and Danville an- Western immigrant business. nualmeeting Dec 14 5 3 Apr 654 Bichmond and Danville divi- Western. North Carolina,suits dend Novl2 L 5 Jan 29 1 6 Bichmond and West Point, West Jersey, annual meeting stock increased Mar 31 5 8 Mar 821 Bochester and Pittsburg, West Shore and Buffalo, af- stock increased. Aug 29 1 2 fairs Novl9 1 3 St. Louis, Jacksonville and Wisconsin, building in (C)Feb 16 2 4 Chicago elects officers. .Apr 413 (See also N. Y. Legislature St. Louis and San Francisco, and U. S. Congress.) Gould and Huntington get Railroads vs. demagogues (Ed) control of Jan 26 1 6 Oct 28 4 4 "Scalpers" Oct 27 1 3 ilaiu-band spectrum Nov 19 9 1 " Scalpers," measures against Rainfall, the world's Jan 193 Oct 12 1 3 Bamscar, William H., case of.. g^chuylkill Navigation Co., an- ,June 681 nual meeting Feb 15 1 5 Vindicated I June 17 8 1 Sonora, annual report Apr 654 Ramsay's, Col., anecdotes.July 23 3 6 Sonora, sale of Mar 11 2 4 Bamsey, Alexander, interview. Southern Pacific directors Mar 27 2 5 July 29 2 1 Bandall, Bobert E., testimony, Staten Island, finances Jan 24 5 4 Credit Industriel Street bill vetoed by Governor May 11, 12, July 14 Cornell June 29 5 4 Testimony contradicted by Sunday trains (Ed) Sept 24 6 4 Blame : June 14 2 1 " Tanner car brake " suit, LT. Randall, Samuel J. S. Supreme Court decision.. Speech, American citizens in Mar 14 3 1 British prisons Apr 4 Tennessee, Atlanta division Speech in Brooklyn, N. Y.. opened... Oct 10 1 3 Nov 4 Taxation in New-Jersey.June 28 1 6 Speech on the Tariff Commis- Taxation of street (Ed)...May 27 4 2 sion bill May 6 NEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882. R—Randall—Regatta. Date. Pg. Cl. R—Regatta—Reid. Date. Pg. -01. Tariff, and the (Ed; Nov 18 4 4 Boyd beats Laycock on the War record Apr25 1 1 Tees July 414 Baum, Green B., on politics.. College, Harvard beats Yale Nov 20 1 4 July 116 Report as Internal Bevenue College, Pennsylvania beats Commissioner Dec 481 Princeton June 24 5 3 Bay, George W., for Congross Courtney beats Lee Sept 222 (Ed) -Oct 30 4 5 Courtney beats Ten Eyck Raymond. Clarissa Apr 25 2 6 Sept 19 1 Raymond, Frank, (Ed) Oct 27 4 5 East River Yacht Club June 27, Sept 19 Reade, Charles. Elliott beaten by Gaisel.. .Oct 24 2 Favorite story and his ideal Gookin beats Bubear in Lon- women Dec 26 2 , 6 don Apr 30 1 Lamson case, on the (Ed) May 2 4*4 Hanlan beats Boyd Apr 4 1 Persecution of Jews, on (Ed). Hanlan beats Trickett...May 2 1 Feb 7 4 4 Harlem Association..June 10, Philanthropy, his practical.. Oct 15 Sept 17 4 3 Hillsdale Crew beaten in Lon- "True Woman" Aug 13 3 5 don Sept 16 2 Work, a t Sept 336 Hudson River Yacht Club Beagan Railroad bill (Ed)..Apr 25 4 2 June 6 5 Beal estate: Landlords and Jersey City Yacht Club.. June 16 2 tenants Mar 30 2 1 Knickerbocker Yacht Club.. Apr 27 7 3 Sept 17 5 Movements • Dec 3 10 2 Lake George July 4 5 New-York City, valuations.. Larchmont Yacht Club..June 4 5 Feb 622 July 5 2 Prospects for tenants and Marlow, Hillsdale crew win.. owners ....Jan 23 2 5 July 9 1 Bent from city property. ..Jan 26 8 1 Nassau Boat Club May 28 5 Sales and improvements.. N ov 26 10 3 New-Jersey Yacht Club Transfer, proposed changes in June 29, Sept 8 methods of Mar 28 2 5 New-York Canoe Club Oct 8 2 June 1~8 2 New-York Yacht Club...*.... Washington pool Apr 22 1 2 June 16, Aug 6' West Side property July 951 Nyack Rowing Association.. Bebellion : Arabian Feb 754 July 5 8 Boliva Jan 21 1 4 Oxford beats Cambridge.Apr 2 1 Hayti Jan 21, Apr 11 Palisade Boat Club July 5 2 Herzegovina Jan 20, 21, 22, Pa jsaic River As sociation 25, 27, 29, Feb 3, 12, 13, 14, May 31, Aug 24 22, 25, 27, Mar 12, 13 Season, opening of May 31 8 2 Muscat July 414 Seawauhaka Yacht Club.Oct 29 5 3 Soudan May 6 1 4 Staten Island Club July 23 12 3 Receivers' lawsuits (Ed)...Nov 19 . 6 7 Time allowances, new system Receivers, liability of Apr 13 2 4 Mar 8 8 4 Becetvers of savings banks, Triton Boat Club Sept 17 2 5- monev drawn by Apr 27 3 3 Vixen beats Maggie Aug 16 1 3 Receivers, one of Judge West- Regents of the University, brooks (JHJd) May 11 4 3 annual meeting Jan 13 1 Beceivers and referees tEd) May 944Reid. Mayne. Receivership scandals (Ed) English hay crop, on the. Aug 7 2 Apr 29, May 23 Rural life of England..Apr i, Beceiverships, the " Gratzes," 9, 16, 23, 30, May 7, 14, 21, come again (Ed) Apr 20 4 2 Beceiverships, Legislative in- quiry .May 24, ...... 24 Sept 12, 1-7, 19, 26, 28, 29. 30. English hay crop Aug 7 2 Oct 6, 10, 22, 24 Mexican war experience.Dec 17 3 (See also New-York Legislature.) Tribute to Benl. Moran.. .Dec 17 7 Beddington, Anthony, sent to Reid, Whitelaw. prison Nov 781 Boys South, sent Feb 1 5 Bedpath, James, on Irish griev- Boys West, sent Feb 15 2 ances July 4,9, 16 Sept 5 2 Beed, Sir Edward, on Eads's Heard from July 25 2 Ship Bailway bill Feb 181 Garfield' stolen dispatch—affi- Beese, Jacob, case of July 29 5 6 davits and evidence (Ed).. Beferee abuses (Ed) Apr 20 4 2 Mar 8 4 Reform vision, Anna Oliver and Concerning (Ed) Jan 7 4 Linda Gilbert (Ed) Dec 16 4 3 c5orkhill's inquiry Mar 7 1 Reformatories, children's work Excuse and 1unification— i n (Eci) Apr 962 CMcago Inter-Ocean (Ed). (C).--l June U 8 5 Jan 16 4 Regatta. Ray's letter (Ed) Jan 11 4 Atlantic Yacht Club--June 4,14 Hunting down a petty thief Bedouin beats Gracie Oct 25 2 4 (Ed) Mar 8 4- 128 INDEX TO THE Rr-Reid—Religious. Date. Pg. R—Religious. _Date. Pa. .Cl. Lion, dead, and living Jackals "India," Earth's ...... Jan 8 "8 1 (Ed) ...... JanlG 4 Islam, future of ...... Jan 15 9 5 Newspaper opinions.Jan 11. Japan, i n...... Feb 595 13,14,16,19.21 Lent (Ed) ...... - ...... Fe.. b 22 . Nichol's letter______...... Jan 18 Lent, origin o f (C)...... Apr 351 I Theft acknowledged.... Apr 8 Lessons at Tremont Temple Theft and its exposure (Ed) Feb 595 Jan II Luther anism in Ain erica. Jan 15 9 5 What Guiteau has not done Mahometan fanaticism.. Aug 13 9 3 (Ed) ...... Janl4 Making it hot for them (Ed) "What of it "(Bel) ...... MarlO Jan 22 6 4 Lotos Club, reelected presi- Methodist conference in dent of ...... Mar 19 Mexico...... Feb 414 Shipherd "acquaintanceship" Methodist conference,New- and letters (Ed) ...... Apr 19 ark, N. 3 ...... Mav31 8 2 Peruvian Company, and the Methodist council at Sin? (Ed) ...... :Feb22 Sing...... Apr 725 Reidt, Ferdinand, " Father of Methodi st missionary money Orphans" ...... Apr 10 (Ed)...... Nov 544 . Reirzel, Herman, drowned.May 28 Methodist conferences... Mar 12 2 1 Relatives, great men's ..... Sept 10 Missionary work, facts ....Oct 26 8 4 Missionary work i n India. Feb 633 Religious. Missions, foreign, annual re- American antichrist (Ed).Dec 3 port of the American Board American Tract Society, work Oct 455 of ...... May 15 Missions, foreign, manage- Anglican Church, failure of mf-ntof(C) ...... Septl6 7 2 Oct 1 Missions, future of...... Oct 229 3 Angelican converts and the "Molinos theQuietist"..May 5 6 1 confessional ...... Mar 5 "Monumental Christianity," Art, and ...... Fel) 5 Lundy's ...... Feb 23 6 1 Baptist Home Mission... May 25 Moravians ...... Aug 27 9 3 Baptist Home Mission Soci- Movement recalled, great ety meetings ...... May26 (Ed) ...... Septl8 4 3 Baptists and t ne Bible ...Apr 10 Papacy and Europe (Ed). Jan 13 4 3 Baptist missions in Turkey . Papal guarantees...... Jan 913 June 18 9 3 Papal question, Ollivier's Barnes's, George O.. meetings pamphlet...... July 993 Dec 18 2 1 Pastoral letters, French..Jan 29 9 5 Broad Church party ...... Oct 8 9 3 Pentecost (Ed » ...... May 28 6 4 Camp meetings (Ed) ...... Aug 7 4 3 Politics, and (Ed)...... Nov 644 Cardin. Js created ...... Mar '28 1 4 Prayer, miracles o f...... Dec 393 feept 26 1 4 Preaching to the heathen (Ed) Catholic ordination s ...... Dec 24 5 5 Oct 8 6 4 Ceremonv, an ancient ...Apr 23 9 3 Preachers, lay, abandoning Christ's death, physical cause (Ed) ...... Oct22 6 4 of ...... May21 Presbyterian General Assem- Christianity and its enemies bly ...... May20 5 2 (Ed) ...... Feb26 " Presbyterianism, History Christianity and modern of" ...... Jan29 S 2 thought ...... Nov 19 Presbyterian missions...July 23 9 3 Church and State in France Primate, Anglican (Ed).. Dec 24 6 2 Jan 29 Protestant Mission—oldest in (See also Churches.) China ...... Mar 26 9 5 Common topics, side of ( Ed) . . Protestant relics ...... Aug ^7 9 3 June 4 Russia, liberty in ...... Apr 30 9 3 Conventions, great ( Ed ) . M ay 2 1 Salvation Army ...... July 16 9 3 Cremorne Mission, opening of Sermons. (See Sermons.) " Jan 9 Shepherds' watch, the (Ed) Days, equality of (Ed;____Feh 19 Dec 25 4 4 English Jesuitry ...... Sept 3 South Pacific Island...... Apr 295 Episcopal Congress in Rich- Southern campaign, a (Ed)... mond, Va ...... Oct 28 Dec 29 4 3 Episcopal Congress, Bich- Southern, gloomy outlook (C) mond (Ed) ...... Nov 7 " D. D. L." ...... Dec 18 5 4 Evangelical Alliance ..... Jan 9 Spiritual betrothals in Swit- Evangelist, talk with Barnes zerland...... Apr 995 Dec 27 Tendencies, some modern (Ed) Events of 1881 ...... Jan 1 Sept 24 6 4 France, hatred of____...... Apr 9 Testament, old, revising of French views of ...... Feb 5 yov ' 1 5 4 Gospel, development of... Oct 29 Tractariian movement ....Oct 15 9 3 Hawaiian Islands, in ..... Feb 12 Tractariamsm, Dr. Pusey and Feb 20 Dr. Newman (Ed) ...... Sept 18 4 3 "Hindoo Pantheism," J aeob's Tiuths,poetical versus precise Jan 8 conception of ...... May 14 - v 9 3 "History," J. F. Clarke's .Jan 3 Unitarian conference at Sara- '•Homiletics," Hoppin's.-Feb 23 toga ...... Sept 20 5 5 Incidents (Ed) ...... Nov 20 "Universal and National. May 794 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882. R—Religions—Revenue. Date. Pg. Cl. R—Revenue—Robbery. Date. Pg. Cl. Universalist general conven- Decrease of Mar 2,1 2 tion (Ed) Nov 844 Reduction (Ed) June 29 4 2 Vatican, England and the Reduction, bill before Con- ^ (Ed) May 243 gress (Ed) Mar30 4 2 Vatican under Italian laws.. Report of Commissioner Raum Nov 14 ' 1 1 July 27 2 2 (Ed) Novl5 4 3 Dec 4 8 1 Jurisdiction of the (Bd)JSTov 16 4 D Taxation bill passed House Manuscript of the New Tes- (Congress) June 28 5 2 tament Apr 16 9 5 (Ed). June29 4 2 Williams, Roger, successors Taxation to be reduced (Ed).. to (Ed) Nov 19 6 2 July 10 4 2 Renan, Ernest (Ed) June 1165 Revenue Marine Division, an- Renan on the modern Jew..Mar 12 9 5 nual report Jan 752 Rensselaer alumni...- Jan 18 5 5 Revenue Marine Service (Ed).. Rents, prospects for tenants May 843 and owners Jan 23 2 5 Report Nov25 2 1 (See also Real Estate.) Revolutions (See Rebellion.) Republican Party. Reynolds, Thomas, charges Administration men as man- igainst Octl7 5 2 agers (Ed) Oct 542 Rhode Island. Administration, Southern Re- publicanism (Ed) Oct 26 4 3 Democratic convention... Mar 23 2 4 Administration, threats of Election Nov 852 vengeance (FCd). Nov 22 4 4 Election, Rep. victory Apr 653 Advantages (Ed) Sept 22 4 2 Finances ^ Feb152 Bargains (Ed) .*....Oct 28 4 3 Greeaback convention Mar 23 2 4 Blunder, is it another (Ed).... Senator, United States, An- Oct 28 4 3 thony reelected June 14 1 6 Cleaning house (Ed) Oct 1944 State officers installed May 31 1 3 Condition of (Ed) Oct 14 4 2 Rheumatic liniment, recipe for Conventions. (See Conventions.) Feb 455 Defeat Nov 811Rice, Isaac, letter to E. A. s Defeat,meaning of (Ed)..Nov 17 4 4 Storrs Feb 23 5 5 • Disease and remedy (Ed).Nov 17 4 2 Rice, James May 961 Doomed system (Ed) Nov 16 4 2 Rice, Geo. James, case of..Dec Expenses of the campaign 17, 18, 19 Nov 20 1 5 Rich, Henry,flighto f Dec 612 (Ed) Nov 21 4 5 Richardson, Albert, flight of " Fair "and "festival " (Ed) Nov 30 1 2 • Nov 20 4 5 Richardson, Wm., case of..June Fund, corruption, Democratic 5, 21, 28 , charges Mar21 2 4 Richardson, B. W., on mental Future of (Ed) Mar 242 work Jan23 6 1 Dec 13 4 4 Ricker, Mrs. M. M,, admitted to How t owin in 1884 (Ed)..Dec 742 the bar May 14 6 5 Leaders, blind (Ed) Oct 17 4 2 Riddleberger-Wise case Feb 21 1 5 Leaders, crazy (Ed) Dec 844 Rieae, Sadie, case of May 23 8 2 Leaders wanced (Ed) Oct 23 4 2 Rifle shooting." (See Sporting.) Machine, blunders of the (Ed) Riggs, Elias, golden wedding Oct 27 4 2 Oct15 3 1 Medals '• 306." (See Political.) Riley, C.V., on the cotton worm Medical treatment (Ed).. Nov 642 Apr 20 2 6 Mistaken interference (Ed).. Riots; Labor, Jersey City Oct 342 July 12 1 4 Newspapers and the party Russia Jan 21 1 4 (Ed). Nov 11 4 3 (Ed) Jan2y 6 3 Pennsylvania, peril in (Ed) Reports, revised Jan 31 4 6 April 4 2 Ripley, Geo., Emerson on.June 18 4 2 (See also Pennsylvania.) " Ripley, George. Life of ".Sept 22 6 1 Questions, three great (Ed).. Ripley, Mrs,Geo., marries a'gain Dec 742 Sept 12 4 4 Reorganization in New-York River improvements, General (Ed) Novl5 4 4 Newton's report Aue: 10 2 5 Suffolk County Stalwarts (C) Rivers and harbors (Ed)..July 28 4 2 Feb 924 Aug 142 Things settled, some (Ed).Nov 944 Rivers and harbors, "big di- Truths, self-evident (Ed)..Oct 31 4 2 vide" (Ed) Aug342 United, where (Ed) Oct 24 4 3 (See also U. S. Congress.) (See also Political.) Roach, John, buys steamers in Repudiators, no, need apply (Kd") France Feo 655 Mar 23 4 2 O n the tariff Oct 853 Reservoir, Fifth Avenue, Webb Robbery. suit June 23, 29. 30 Ackerman, George W July 12 8 1 Reservoir, value o f the (C).July 332 Bank in Kansas Dec13 1 2 Revenue, Internal. Bank, Kewanee, 111 Aug 16 5 6 Collectors, concerning..June 22 1 4 Bank. Somers, N. Y. (at- Collectors, "Stalwart ".Jane 20 2 2 tempted) Apr20 8 4 130 INDEX TO THE R—Robbery—Robinson. Date. Pg. Cl. R,—Robinson—Rub. Date. JPg. Cl. " Lilly the Kid " (Ed)....Mar 21 4 5 Robinson, Wm. E., on the Bluhm, Bernard Apr 27 5 5 American Eagle (Ed) Apr 27 Bock. Louisa R Nov 25 1 3 Boorty, D. A., and (Ed) Oct 25 Bonds, No. 134 West Thirty- British lion, and the (Ed) second-st Apr 21 2 1 Oct 13 Bonds, St. Joseph, Mo Apr Nov 11 9, 10, 12, 13, 20, 21 Great Britain, and (Ed)..Jan 26 Brooklyn, Fulton-st. jeweller Ireland, and (Ed) July 5 Mar 10 8 1 " Lay London in ashes " (Ed) Brooklyn, Fulton-st Sept 3 12 1 Jan 29 Burton, Henry W. (Ed)..June 1165 Rochambeau's, Count, papers.. canal-st, No. 274 Dec 183 Feb 21 Car in Goerck-st Aug 26 1 4 Rochambeau papers May 31 Car, Second-ave., in Harlem.. Rochester, Major, case of...Feb 15 Aug 26 1 4 Rochester, W. B., made Pay- Cairo, 111., safe July 10 1 6 master of the Army Feb 18 _ Diamond in Cincinnati ..Sept 29 1 5 Rockaway Beach Hotel suit Farrell alias "JSdv^ards," ar- Mar 9 rest of Nov 2 10 1 Rockaway hotel (big) sal©of.. Gardner and Jacques, arrest May of Nov 18 8 1 Rocks, action of ice upon.. Mar Grave in Lynchburg, Va. .Jan 22 2 2„ .Rodgers, Henry G., dies in a Hatton Garden. May 5 1 3 poorhouse Mar 21 Highway, Astoria,L. I Oct 2 2 1 'Rogers and Mrs. Grote Aug 6 4 Bar Harbor. Me Aug 3 5 4 iRoeers, Sheiman, on Civil fter- Hurley, Michael,arrest of Aug 2 8 3 i vice Reform Fe^ 22 2 Italian bank In Staats-Zcituna !Rogers, Sherman S., on the Re- Building ....July 13 2 publican revolt ...Nov 11 3 James, Jesse, killeu Apr 4 5 Romance, aristocratic (Ed),Aug 6 3 Jersey City, N. J Dec 26 1 Romance, Sicilian (Ed) June 28 Jewelry, Mrs. Darling's ..Jan 23 2 Rome, population of Jan 27 4 Lebanon, Penn., cashier..Oct 13 1 liomeos', ancient and modern.. Lexington-ave., No. rt97..Mar 80 8 Mar 19 5 Morris, Mary Oct 0 1 Roosa, D. B. St. John, address Mount Desert (Ed) Aug 6 6 "Medical New-York "..Nov 5 5 Particulars (C) Aug 13 10 Roosevelt, Robeit B., resigns New-Brighton, S. i., McSor- as trustee Brooklyn Bridge.. ley homestead Sept 12 5 June 14 2 Pictures, King of Belgian sMay 17 5 Roosevelt's charges against Post Office, Paris Apr 18 1 Westbrook and Ward Apr 6 4 Railroad, Texas Apr 22 5 Roosevelt Hospital manage- Revival in (Ed) -Aug 6 6 ment July 24 2 Rigney, Jennie Nov 6 2 Roseberr, Lord, and his.tenants .Rochester Bank (Ed) -.... Dee 24 6 Feb 20 3 Roslyn, L. I., William M.Val- Rosecrans, Wm. S., on Elaine's entine Mar 23 1 01 alien on Garneld Feb 28 6 Safe Deposit Company, Bos- Garfield contaoversy Mar 11 1 ton ^ept 7 8 Shanks's reply to Mar 12, 15 Smythe, Charles May 22 2 Chattanooga campaign, on the Stage, Arizona Aug 26 2 June 14 Tomhstone. Ariz Jan 8 2 (Ed) June 14 Colorado Oct 27 1 Rossa,O'Donovan, and the Dub- Kentucky Nov 21 1 lin assassins (Ed) May 10 Stocks, mining, on a trainApr 8 8 Manifesto May 12 Swifr, Alexander Apr 27 10 Mixed accounts (Ed) Aug 30 Texas, railroad Apr 9 1 Skiimish'ing fund Aug 28 Throg's Neck, Westchester "Skirmishing Fund" (Ed).. County Nov 28 5 Aug 29 Traia inColorado Oct 2 1 sept 1 Woods, John, arrest of May 22 2 Rossetti's buried manuscript. card from C. Cook Jan 31 Bobbins. D. C.,on bankruptcy.. Mar 17, Sept 30 Rossetti's £iarv July 30 Bobbins, D. C., on "raw mate- Rossetti, Dante G., as an artist rial" Apr 22 5 Apr 30 Robertson, Wm. H., letter to Career, London (C) "G.W. S." Prof. Jordan Mar 21 8 Apr 30 Peruvian Company, and Che.. Eossetti a,nd his friends, an ar- Mar 24 2 tist's memories June 4 Proxy at Sai atoga Convention ' Rounds, S. P., made Public Sept 22, 25, 26 Printer Apr 13 Robeson, Geo. M., renominated ' jOiistan apfioin1 ment Apr 18 lor Congress Sept IG 5 Ronstan-Rocliefort suit, Paris Navy, on the (Ert) July 20 4 (C) Jan 2 Rouzaud, Auguste. becomesin- Robinson, Lucius, eats crow sa- e Jan 27 (Ed) Oct 21 4 Death of Feb 23 Robinson. Lucius, for Governor Rowing. (See .Regatta.) (Ed) Mar 23 4 Rubber, rise in price of .Get 19, HO NEW-YORK DAILY TBIBUNE FOB 1882. 131 „ _,ugby—Sag. Date. Pg. Cl S—Sage—Sche. Date. PQ. Cl Bugby colony trouble (Ed)Jan 31 4 Sage, Busseli, interview .. .Mar 16 2 Favorable English views (C) Sailors, legi elation for Fe b 27 5 5 Dec 31 3 sailors, legislation for (C)..Mar 625 Buger, William C., letter ac- St. Andrew's Soc. dinner..Dec 2 5 cepting nomination for J udge St. Bernard Morgue Oct 15 4 of Court of Appeals Oct 10 2 St. George's Soc. "dinner Apr 25 5 Sketch Sept 23 3 St. James's Gazette on the Ciay- Buskin on "Jumbo" Mar 11 4 ton-Bulwer treaty (Ed)... J an 5 4 Busseil's, Attorney-General, St. John's College Alumni.. Oct 20 2 appointments Jan 3 1 St. John, John P., reception Busse;!, Clark, statement...Oct 31 5 Jan 22 7 Busseli, John W., for Congress Address, temperance Jan 23 5 (Ed) Oct 30 4 St. Joseph, Mo., stolen bonus Busseli, Leslie W , interview.. Apr 9, 10, 12. 13, 20, 21 July 17 3 St. Nicholas Club Twelfth Busseli, Stillwell H-, charges Night Jan 7 5 against July 29 1 St. Nicholas Soc. dinner Dec 754 Busseli, William A., on political Sake brewing i nJapan Nov 591 assessments Sept 2 1 '• Salesladies," a memorable Busseli, W. Clark, letter from scene (Ed) Mar 3 4 Dec 8 6 Salisbury, Lord,and theArrears Busseli, W. H. (Ed) Aug 30 4 bill (Ed) Aug 243 Bussell, William G., bigamist.. Arrears bill, and the Aug 1311 Dec 23 3 Arrears bill, and the, London Russia. (C) "G. W. S." Aug 21, 22 Ambassador Onbril attacked Salt marshes, Cook's paper Jan 20 1 Aua: 3125 Budget Jan 18 1 Salt without savor (Ed) . Apr 16 6 5 Biidgets, summary of annual Samoa, delights o f Mar 543 (Ed) Jan 14 4 Sampson, Norman D., case of Chinese relations (Ed) Feb 1 4 Apr 1, 2, 30 Constantinople conference, at id for fine glassware Aufic 25 5 4 the (Ed) x Aug 7 4 Sanford, JU. S., books, sale o± Withdraws from Aug 1 1 Dec 15 8 3 Corea, and Feb 2 1 anford, Edwards S., death of Advance to take possession Sept 1074 of (Ed) Keb 12 6 Death of (Ed) Sept 13 4 4 Discipline, story of July 2 9 Books, sale of Dec 15 8 3 Fisheries claims (C) Apr 17 1 anitaryCongress at Greenwood Frauds Jan 2 1 Lake July 825 Jews, outrages on May 26 1 Evils discussed by doctors Persecution of (Ed) Jan 23. Feo 352 24, 29, Feb 2 Inspectors and their work Persecution of, a Bussian Mar 13 2 2 woman explains July 10 3 2 Beform, Booth's paper..July 17 2 1 Katkoff made a PrivyCouncil ardou and Damala, Paris (d) lor Feb 614 June 7 Land reform by ukase (Ed).. Sargent, A. A., madt Minister Jan 12 4 3 to Germany Feb 25 Melnikoff sent to prison.. Jan 26 o 4 Confirmed. Mar 3 Moscow exhibition June 311 Appointment criticised... Mar 20 Nihilism,high officers charged Dinner, Washington Mar 2 with July 12 5 3 Sargent, Prof., on forests (Ed) Nihilists, confessions Feb 26 1 2 Sept 21 Nihilists executed Apr 212 Satterlee. Henry Y., sketch of Sentenced t o death Mar 155 Mar 21 Trial of...... Feb 24, 25, 27. 28 Satteriee, H. Y., speech at Outrage, murder of seamen Chamber of Commerce ban- (G) Apr 17 1 6 quet .,.May 10 Political exiles liberated. .Jan 31 1 1 Saunders, Walter, abduction of Relialous liberty in Apr 30 9 3 Mar 14 Biots Jan21 1 4 Sawyer, William B., sent to Beports, revised Jan 31 4 6 prison June 22 Biots at Warsaw (Ed) Jan 29 6 3 Saxe, J. G., reminiscences of Sundayin May 21 9 3 Apr 2 Turkish war indemnity.. Jan 26 5 4 >axe, Marshal, stories of'..Mav 7 Vatican, and the (Jid) ...Dec 23 1 5 Say, Leon, made Minister or "Bussian empire," Foster's Finance, France Jan 31 lecture Mar 151 .esia'nsti'om French Ministry Butan, James S Apr 25 1 1 May 23 Buf'gers Alumni dinner ...Fob 18 5 2 "" Scandalous Tattle." (See Cyp- By an, Thomas,ou the Biver ;uid riote Antiquities.) Harbor bill July 30 2 4 ScaTdan, Jamos J., (use of..July 29 Scenes in _N e v\r-York J nly 17 S. ;J.i',Iie:>;). L.. case of M v 2u, 21 Sabbath made for man (C). .Dec 18 3 4 -jcaeut^e W. H., sl:e eh of.Fab 3 Sabots, different sorts of.... Dec 10 9 8 Departure for A:die legions Sa S— Shipwreck— Shooting. Date. Pg. CL S—Shooting—Signal. Date. Pg. Cl. Record of, in 1881 Jan 324 Fielder by Bosenberg Apr 26 1 5 "Regent, str Dec 21 1 4 Foxall b yHanlon Aug 2653 Benpdr,str.,crushed Iby iceApr 20 8 2 Hatcher by Johnson Sept 10 1 3 Bickerts, schr Jan 23 1 2 Hoffman. Dr., by Casper..May 31 1 5 Bio Grande, str., "by fire.May 18 5 4 -Hull by Lamb Dec11 1 2 Afloat '. May20 8 2 Iglehart by Tevis Nov 30 1 Bitter, barge Nov 18 8 1 Looran by McLaughlin Oct11 1 Bobinson Crusoe, bark Dec 10 1 2 Lyon by Schwartz Oct 28 1 4 B.odgers, str., Arctic Sea.Apr 19 1 1 Mabry-O'Connor Oct 20 1 2 Details Apr 20 5 3 McCabe, Catherine, by her (Ed) Apr20 4 3 step-son May 14 7 2 Beport 'of JSTayal Court- of McCabe found guilty..June 19 8 3 Inquiry : July 22 5 5 McDonald boys i nTexas. Jan 454 . Boseneath, bark (Ed) Oct 15 6 4 McFall, J. M., shoots his-wiie Botary, str Nov 25 1 » 4 Apr 582 Saginaw, barge N oy 17 1 4 McFall sent to prison..May 12" 8 3 Salvador, str May 581 McKeonby Pike(accidentally) Details May 15 1 2 Dec 28- 8 Sarah Ann, brig. Feb 14 8 2 Montgomery, Merriam A^ Schooner, unknown, near shoots his children Dec 27 2 Burin ..Sept 17 1 3 Murphy b v Maroney Feb 26 a Scioto.str July 513 OlsenbyOlsen Novl3 1 5 Details July 614 O'Neil by Nerto Nov 12 5 '4 Screamer, ship Mar 20 1 2 Peterson b y Ackerman .. Jan 283 Shaw, schr Apr 15 1 5 Died Jan382 Stairs, bark Mar 384 Bobinson by Bobinson .. May 22 5 1 Steamers,supposed to be..Feb 27 8 1 Bule by Wallace ....Marl2 1 5 Tiber, str Feb 19 1 2 Byan by Sullivan Feb 25 8 1 Touime, schr Jan 23 1 2 Schenck b y Thomas June 985 Transit, ship Apr 14 8 2 Siever by Schweer Oet21 5 2 Twenty-two vessels in Green Slaybaek by Coekerili .... Oct 14 1 1 Bay.N. F Dec 20 1 3 Details Oct 15 1 4 Vessel, unknown Apr 30 7 1 Smith by Purdy Feb 755 Vesta, Bussian str Feb 26 1 2 Soteldo-Barton Feb 10^ 11 Vulcan, propeller. Sept 30 1 5 •Death of Soteldo Feb 12 1 5 Wambe, str Oct23 1 1 Soteldo, A.C., acquittedNov 434 Wearmoutn.str Nov22 1 1 StackbyBooke Dec 682 Stoiy of survivors Nov 29 1 3 Taylor, " Bob " Octl4 1 3 Western Bell, ship May21 1 2 Tison by Sa unders Dec 7 2 Western Empire, ship—Feb 14 1 4 Tooker by Hennessy Feb 15 8 ' Western Texas, str. (re- Von Behren byFrayne..Dec 15. ported) Sept 411 Wall, George B Feb 28 5 1 Wild Hunter, bark June 27 1 2 Details Mar 114 Winton, str Nov 23 1 1 Deathof Mar 423 Wright, str Mar 22 : 8 2 Verdict of coroner'sjury Yorkshire, bark July 11 1 2 Mar 15 2 Yorkshire, str. (reported)Sept 17 1 3 Wall, Mrs., admitted to bail Yrurae Bat, str Apr 316 May 20 5 4 Details Apr 414 Webber by. Moriarty Jan 27 2 4 Zamora, schr Augl5 1 4 (See also Murder and Sui- (See also Accidents.) cide.) Shoe-buckles, reign o f Jan 192 Show-cases in Fourteenth-st Skobeleff's war-like speech.Feb 18 5, 1 May 20 8 1 Shrinking from public gaze (Ed) Shooting. June 15 4 4 Abdellal Pacha by his troops Shuckers, J. W., on the Garfield- Sept 21 1 4 Chase letter Mar 23 4 Andrews, Loring W Oct 22 5 4 Shufeldt, B. W., recalled from Anderson b y Beck Nov 713 China July 412 Blangey by Blangey :. Aug 25 2 3 Shufeldt and Corea July 31 1 3 Blair by Harle July 515 Siam, at the Court of Dec 21 2 6 Bourke, Walter M. (Irish _ Siam topics Nov 18 5 5 landlord) June 9 1 ~ 4 Siamese legation at Washington Breiman by Paasch June 22 8 1 July 16 1.5 Brown by Caston Mar 22 2 3 Siberia.,Kennan's lecture..Feb25 5 2 Brown by Wainer Aug 15 8 3 Siberia, man-hunting in....Dec 332 Carberry by her sister Jan 17 5 2 Sick persons miraculously Connors, Mrs. John L Jan 30 5 4 cured Nov 19 10 Confidence men in Chatham- Sick, rights of the (Ed) Aug 15 4 4 st Noyl3 1 5 Sickness, faith cure Dee 24 10 4 Cowhey by Cowhey Oct 21 10 1 Siebold memorial Nov 26 9 1 Cunningham by McDevittMar 20 8 2 Siemans-Anderson Steel Com- Dalton oy river pirates Oct 19 8 1 pany affairs Jan 10 8 Dempsey Dy Duncan Feb 21 5 1 Siesta, yacht, description of Doyle by McQuade ArCgll 8 1 June 20 8 1 Early by McCullough .. June 27 8 2 Signal Service, needs of (C)Feb. 27 5 3 Excursion party, Elizabeth, _ Bill to increase efficiency of _ N. J .-...Sept 514 (Ed) Jan30 4 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1882. 137 S—Signal—Smalley. Date. Pg. Cl. S—Smalley. Date Pg. Cl. Reorganization (Ed) May 31 4 4 Baronets, new May 15 1 6 Report, annual Oct 22 2 1 Beaconsfield May 743 Silk Associationreport .... Jan 15 10 2 Beaconsfield's books—adver- Culture in America, letter tising—Thackeray Feb 1361 from Henry Jan 11 5 5 Beckford books Dec 13 6 1 Culture Asso.PhiladelphiaApr 19 5 5 Belt libel case July 10 5 2 Culture exhibition (Ed)..Jan 25 4 4 Mgnell dinner Feb 23 3 1 Culture i nNew-Jersey ..Sept 755 Bradlaugh case Mar 321 Dress, first made in America Bradlaugh's expulsion....Mar 14 2 1 (Ed) May23 4 5 Bright's resignation..J uly 30, England, introduction i n .Mar 546 Aug 3 Exhibition, New-York ..June 981 Carlyle memorial .-...Novl2 5 1 Exhibition, Philadelphia. Feb 1 5 2 Cat. history of a true friend • Feb 625 Jan 29 2 3 (Ed) ....Febl2 6 5 Cetewayo—Channel Tunnel- Industry, Paterson, N. J. Apr 16 7 3 Personal Sept 351 Making in America, report of Closure rule Nov 17 2 2 Silk Asso July 535 Cowen, Joseph...! Feb 26 5 1 Trade (Ed) July 543 Cox. Judge Apr 14 2 2 Worms'eggs Jan 245 Critics and actors July 23 2 5 Silliman, B., on sugar from Darwin, funeral of May 13 2 1 sorghum May 225 Debates—Cabinet news..Aug 14 1 5 Silliman, B. D., address, New- Dinner, Irving July 10 2 1 England Soc. dinner Dec 22 1 6 Dieppe letters Sept 30, Oct Silver. ((See Finance.) 6,9 Simmons, William A... talk with Drama Jan 16, Nov 11 2 3 22, Feb 5, 12, Apr 2, June Simmons, Z. E., case of Sept 15 10 3 4, July 2, 16, Oct 20, 29 Simonton, James W., death of.. Rosa and Mrs. Langtry.Feb 12 2 3 Nov 4 2^6 "The Squire" !..Jan22 5 1 Simonton, James W., funeral Tennyson's "Promise of . of Nov20 5 4 May" Dec 121 Simpson, Albert B., faith cure Paris letter... Oct 12 2 5 Dec 24 10 1 Egypt, notes Aug 651 Simpson, E. L., case of Apr 181 England and Egypt July 23 2 3 Skeletons found at Far Rocka- July 24 1 6 way Sept 881 English aid to Ireland, Man- Skin grafting Sept 17 4 6 sion House meeting Jan 221, Skin grafting from rabbits. July 30 9 1 George, Henry, and Gray.Oct 22 2 3 Skin, Haag's elastic Mar 24 8 3 Gladstone and Home) Rule Skobeleff. Mar 13 2 1 Ignatieff and Mar 814 Gladstone's policy Aug721 Personal traits of and remin- Gladstone's policy—Forster iscences of, Paris- (C)..July 30 2 6 and Chamberlain May 18 1 6 Rebuked by the Czar....Mar 12 1 2 Godkin's " View of Ireland'" Recalled to St. Petersburg Aug 26 2 1 Feb 23 5 4 Greek dinner Apr 10 5 2 Slavs, and the - (Ed) Mar 1263 Guiteau trial, English opin- Speech, Germany Feb 20 1 4 ions <....Feb 11 5 2 Speech Marll 1 4 Judge Cox Feb 16 5 4 Speeches (Ed) Feb 19 4 3 Hamilton Library Jan 22 5 3 Mar 243 Feb 584 Slaght, Henry L., made U.S. Healy, Timothy M Nov 15 3 1 C onsul at Prescott, Ont.. Apr 21 1 1 Holker, Sir John Feb 13 2 1 Slater, John F., sketch of. .Apr 13 1 6 Ireland Apr 955 Gilt (Ed) Apr 16 6 2 Irish attacks on free speech N Slater, W. S., will of June 26 1 5 Feb 2023 "Slave dealer" proposition Mar Irish champions, Davitt and 17, Apr 15 Callan Novll 5 2 Slave trade, Egypt Mar 155 Irish champions, T. M. Healy Slavery and the constitution Nov 15 3 1 Oct 192 Irish crime Sept 441 Sloan, Samuel, interview..-Mar 19 2 3 Irish crime, how England Slocum, Henry W., sketch of.. tries t o prevent i t June 422 Sept23 3 6 Irish grievances, reply to Redpath June 27 5 2 Smalley, Geo. W., London letters. Irish incidents May 722 Alison's autobiography..Dec 24 3 1 Irish League, new Nov 122 American diplomacy. ...June 522 Irish murders May 21,22 American elections, English Irish obstruction, McCarthy opinions.: - Nov 27 2 2 and O'Donnell July 21 2 1 Arrears bill, Lords and Com. Irish obstruction, how put mons July 24, Aug 21 down July 16 5 1 Art Oct20 2 2 Irish outrages, Dillon's views Author and publisher, rela- June 921 tions of Dec 22 6 1 Irish problem May 26 5 2 Balfour's assault- upon Glad- Irving, Henry, in "The Two stone ..June 152 Roses" i. .Jan 851 138 INDEX TO THE S-Smalley. Date. Pg. Cl S—Smalley—Society. Date. Pg. Cl. Jew-"bailing, Mansion House Troops from Egypt, return of meeting Feb 19 5 4 Nov 622 Jones, John Feb 13 2 l Victoria —copyright —phpto- Journalism Jan 29 8 4 graphs and Jumbo Apr 16 2 5 Jowett/Dr Oct 28 2 4 Victoria's journey to Mentone Kilmainham compact May 29 1 6 Mar 20 2 3 Langtry, Mrs., debut Feb 525 Victoria, review of troops.. Leopold's marriage May 14 2 2 Dec 454 Lloyd, Clifford , Mar 13 2 1 Wilton — musicians — Lent— London Times outrage.. Feb 23 1 1 Jumbo ~. Mar23 2 1 Literature..Mar 11, 20, Aug Wolseley and his victory. Oct 652 22, Oct 16, 23, Nov 27, Wolseiey's reception Nov 1& 2 2 Dec 25, 26 Smallpox (Ed) Jan 18 4 4 Longfellow—" Democracy " Bethlehem, Penn.Mar lt>, 17, —Book sales—Beaconsfield ly, Apf 12 —Lord Anglesey —Lord (El) Mar29 4 5 Houghton May 121 Cases in the city Jan 22 2 5 Concealed Feb 423 Longfellow memorial Dec 17 3 3 Chattanooga Nov 21 2 1 Lords and the Laud Act..Mar 14 2 1 Cure, cream of tartar (C)..Jan 21 2 4 Malins~, Sir Richard Feb 13 2 1 Epidemic, declared Jan 21 2 3 Militarv journalism—person- (Ed) Jan 24 4 4 alities .....: Sept 10 5 1 Guarding against, how this Music Mar27 2 1 port is protected Jan 28 2 4 Northcote, Stafford Dec953 Paterson, N. J Sept 4, 10, .Notes July 10, 16, Sept 25, Nov 15 Nov 2, tf, 15, 19, 2& 28, Reports, National Board of Dec 3, 10 Health....Jan 17,19, 20,24, Pageant Dec 22 3 1 27, 28 Parliament, reputations of the Scourge....Jan 30, Feb 1, 2, 5. 12 session.. Sept 11 5 4 Swallowing Apr 8 Parliamentary notes. Mar 321 Vaccination, and (Ed) Jan 23 4 ParnelFs furlough Apr 24 1 6 StatisticStatistics/s . 1 Jan'2Jan 233 2 Paris topics 1..Oct 14 6 1 Smith, Albert E,, case of..Sept 29 5 Oct 15 2 3 Smith, Asa D., memorial dis- Oct18 2 6 course June 28 2 Personal,literary and dramatic Smith's, A. P., proxy.. ..Sept 27,28 notes Aug29 6 1 Smith, E. A,, bequests Nov 18 1 Personal topics Mar 5 51' Smith's, Eugene.paper,"Phases Personalities Feb 27 2 1 of State Government" Jan 15 6 Aug 12 2 1 Smith, Goldwin, on coercion in Personalities, period of politi- Ireland (Ed) Apr 13 4 cal bitterness June 152 On Ireland Apr 9 5 . Portraits Aug 27 7 1 Again rejected by Sfc.'George Press, Prince, professionsand Society Jan 21 1 plays July 17 5 2 ReplytoE. L. Godkin....Oct 8 1 Prince of Wales's theatrical dinner Mar 20 2 3 'SmithjJohn Cotton,"Hunting- Protectorate over Egypt—the ton's sermon Mar 13 3 Cabinet Aug 10 2 1 >mith, J ohn Cotton, resolutions Punch's vagaries Jan 15 5 5 of respect Jan 25 8 Repression bill—collapse of Smith, Richard, on the Ohio the coalition M.ay 26 5 2 election '. Oct 9 1 Rosebery, Lord Nov 30 2 2 Smith, Thomas E., case of.Mar 3 8 Hosebery and his tenants... Smith, W. L., case of Mar 22 1 Feb 20 2 3 •mithsonian Institution explor- .Rossetti, Dante Apr 30 2 3 ing expedition Jan 2 1 Royal Courts of Justice,open- >moking, growing evil (Ed).. ing of. Dec 22 3 1 Dec 2 4 Royalty Nov 19 3 1 >myth, John F., and The Trib- Sales, books and theatres.. uneNo. 84 (Ed) Nov 1, 3 July 25 2 2 Campaign circulars (C).-.Nov 27 5 Salisbury and the Arrears bill Career (Ed) Nov 3 4 Aug 21, 22 Conkling-Sharpe controversy, Shakespearean pageant..Apr 253 on the June 14 5 Smith, Goldwin, on Ireland.. myth, John H., made Minister Apr 955 to Siberia Mar 24 1 Social topics and personalities myth, Newman, case of..Apr 16 9 Aug 13 2 3 myth, Newman, installation of Stanley Africanus "Nov 545 Sept 21 2 Snyder, Frederick H., concern- Stewart — Grant — Rossetti— ing Jan 31 2 Stanley and conservative Social cuttlefish,Herr Most(Ed) curiosities ^—May 5 2 3 Dec 20 4 Sunderland books....! Dec 13 6 1 Socialism in New-York Feb 17 2 "Swift," Stephen's Oct761 Society for discouragement of Travel, curiosities of May 15 1 6 alleged geniuses (Ed) June 4 6 Trevelyn's first reappearance Society, old friends in new June 422 clothes (Ed)...;„ July 16 6 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882. 139 S—Society—South -Carolina. S—South Carolina—Spelling. Date. Pg. Cl. Date. Pg. Cl. Society in the nineteenth cen- Challenge (Ed) July 7 4 2 tury Jan29 4 2 Congressional delegation "Or- Soil, heat-absorbing powers of ganized theft " (Hid) July I May 14 9 1 Democratic address Mar 31 Soldier's Friend, a new, Voor- Democraiic convention.. .Aug 2 hees (Ed) Feb 7, 4 Democratic schemes to over- Soldiers'Home, charges against come Rep. majorities..-July 4 Jan 4, 16 Election Nov 8 Mar lo, Oct 9 Election, official figures(Ed).. Soldiers' Home, managers of Dec 6 July 12 8 1 Election cases Apr 6, Soldiers' Home, report on man- 7, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16. agement of May 4 2 2 18, 19, 20, 21, 23, 25, 26, Soldiers'Home at Dayton, Ohio 27, 28, 29, 30, May 1, 2, 3, (C) June25 10 1 4. 5, 11, 29 Song "Star of the Evening " (Ed) Apr 18, 20, May 11 authorship o f May 445 Election frauds Apr 24 Sonora, glance at Northwestern Election frauds "angry trait- Mexico (C) Nov 15 7 ors (Ed) Mar 29 4 Sonora, massacre Jan 8 1 Election frauds, figures. .July 3 1 Sorghum.. (See Agriculture.) Federal officers defied (Ed)... Sorghumhand sugar, Sillimanoh June 5 4 May 2 2 Gerrymandering defended Soteldo, A. C., acquitted of mur- (Ed).: July 19 4 der Nov 434 " Hunt the rascals down" (Ed) Soteldo, A. C,, record of...-Feb 12 1 5 Mar 27 4 Soteldo, A. M., career of Feb 11 5 4 Ku Kluxism, Lowry case Soudan," revolt in May 614 June 25 1 South— Southern A/fairs. Legislature, extra session.... Bourbonism's perfect work June 28 1 . (Ed) Dec 644 Negro exodus to Arkansas.. Education (Ed) Mar 30 4 4 Jan 5 2 Edttcational needs, letter from (Ed) Janl4 4 B Duncan July 2y 7 Registration law, " shocking Fashion, new (Ed) Oct 162 revelation " (Ed) June 17 4 Gamble, was it a fair (Ed) Apr 22 4 4 Redistricting July 6 2 HeJplessnessf habit of (Ed) Reclistricting of July 17 1 Mar 9 4 Redisfcriction (Ed) July 18 4 Hope, only hooe for (Ed).July 842 Riot, Columbia Nov 7 1 Immigration, and (Kd).-Jah 542 ;" South Eastern Europe," Free- " Life,", Watfcerson's Nov 26 8 1 man's lecture Jan 25 2 Northern enterprise, need of So athworth's. Mrs., first story (Jid),..: Aagl7 4 " 4 Dec-31 9 Politics (Ed) Dec 29 4 3 Spain. Republicanism (Ed) Oct 26 4 3 Constitutional reform Oct 19 1 Republicans, gloomy outlook Industrial condition of Apr 12 (C)"D. D. L." Dec 18 5 4 License tax, tradesmen op- Solid, dissolution of (Ed).Mar 13 4 2 pose Feb 15 1 Tariff, and the (C) Dec 475 Parliamentary oaths June 7 1 White League, reminiscence (See also Cuba.) of the 1 Aug 28 1 5 Spanish-American awards..Dec 27 5 (See also Political.) Spanish American claims com- South Africa,fightingin. .May 284 mission ended \Dec28 1 South America, boundary Spanish Claims Commission, changes (Ed) Feb 26 6 2 Freliughuysen's instructions South American notes.-Jan 17, Oct 19 Mar 28, May 15, June 16, Commission, power of Apr 18 July 18, Aug 27, Oct 22 Special Agency Service, report South Carolina. Nov 21 Anglo-Saxon Supramacy (Ed) Spectator (London) and Arnold's Aug 5.43 " Word about America "(Ed) Anti-Bourbon movement,first Aug 16 sign Tan 745 Newsgathering, on (Ed).July 19 " Bloody Shirt" cry (Ed). July 11 4 2 Spectre-haunted Europe (Ed).. Bourbon crime (Ed) Oct 344' Mar 2 Bourbon fraud (Ed) Mar 842 spectroscopes, gratings for. Aug 27 Bourbon frauds Nov25 1 6 Speculation, fruits of (Ed).Dec 23 Bourbon outrages Oct 29 2 4 Speculator, fall of a once Bourbon panic (Ed) Mar 30 4 4 famous Nov 27 Bourbon perversity (Ed).Nov 142 Speeches, vacation, in England Bourbons at work Oct 20 5 5 (Ed) Octl6 Bourbons adhering to old >peer, A. R,, charges ag'st.Sept 16 methods: Apr 15 2 3 ipeer, E.—Stephen's affair.May 31 Bulldozing extraordinary (.hid) ipeir, XJudse, evidence concern- Mar 31 4 4 ing his age Apr 29 " Caucasians "vs. " Barbari- 'pefling, American English ans " (Ed) July 21 4 3 June 11 140 INDEX TO THE S—Spelling—Sporting. Date. Pg. Cl. S—Sporting—Star. Date. JPg. Cl- Spelling reformers, suggestion . George beats Myers....Nov 12 6 2 to (Ed) Apr 10 4 4 Dec 1 1 Spencer, Catherine L., estate George beaten by Delaney.. sold Octl9 8 1 Dec 13 1 Spencer, Dwight, on Mormon- Myers beats George ...Nov 5 12 ism Jan 31 2 3 Myers beaten by Brooks Spencer, Earl, speech May 13 1 1 June 11 2 May 20 1 1 Nuisance (Ed) ,...Feb27 , 4 Spencer, George E., removed Six days at Madison Square from office Nov'/6 2 2 Garden, Hazael wins..Mar 5 1 Spencer, George E., in Canada Howell wi fchdraws Mar 4 5 Dec 13 1 4 * Six hundred miles in six Spenc«r, Herbert. days (Ed) Mar 5, .6 American impressions of.. Oct 2025 Bacquet tournament Feb 10 8 (Ed). _...Oct21 4 4 Begatta. (SeeBegatta,.) Oct 24 4 4 Bine shooting: Creedmoor "Banquet at Delmonico's.-Nov 10 1 6 contest Juiy28 2 New-York, in Aug22 2 3 Elcho shield won by England Spencer, Lord (Ed) Apr 30 6 5 July 21 1 Sperry and Civil Service" (Ed).. Historyof Sept 11 1 July, 10 4 3 International, correspond- , Spider's parlor (Ed) Sept 11 4 4 ence -. ,Mar. 3 2 Spink, Herbert W., flight of Dec 27 8 2 American team, sketch. Spiritualism :Badly damaged Aug 19 5 branch o f business (Ed;Mar 564 British team, sketch of Exposed bv Cumberland.'.Dec 10 7 1 Sept -4 5 Exposure of Mrs.Crindle-Bey- British win Sept 16 1 iiolds , Febl3 2 2 (Ed) Sept 11, 17 Hull's, Mrs. B." I., pertorm- New-York beaten by Canada ances Feb 27 8 1 Aug18 1 Medium speaking for Garfield Sullivan-Wilson glove fight.. Mar 30 2 6 July 18 2 Sponge fisheries Nov "2 7 - 5 (Ed) July 18 4 Sponges, clionae of Mar 5 10 2 Swimming, We^b beats Biley Spool cotton,revenue fromJune 1556 Aug 24 1 Turf. (See Turf.) Sporting. Spiague, A. S—Starin—Steamships. Date, S—Steamships—Stewart. Date, Pgr. Cl. Starin, John EL., political posi- Overdue Feb 13 8 1 tion Sept 10 Pacific Co. annual meeting Interview, Governorship I June 181 . Sept 14 Parthia ashore at Quarantine Starr, Commissioner, and a Jan 21 8 1 "banco steere*.-" Dec 17 Complaints of passengers - Stars. (See Astronomy.). Sept 16 2 4 Starving a child to death.June 10 Passenger business, extent of State imported, a (Ed) Mar 14 June 12 2 6 Staten Island Ferry Co July 21 Pavonia, descriptions of. Sept 25 8 1 Ferry, new June 1, Dec 18 Philadelphia and Southern Ferry franchise ...Oct 30, 31 Mail Co., end of.. .Apr 12 2 5. Ferry troubles Oct 15 Pilgrim, description of..July 27 8 1 Mysteries Dec 25 Plymouth Rock, inspectionof Post Offices Apr 26 Mar 11 8 1 Station House libraries (Ed) Preston, description Oct 15 1 3 Feb 5 Queen, description o f Feb 683 Matrons (Ed) ,.Mayll Bhode 1 sland. description of Statue of Liberty, meeting at May 6 8 J2 the Academy of Music...Nov 29 B/ugia, description of Dec 881 Statue and pedestal (Ed)..Nov 30 Sam Sloan, description oH Statue, 7th .Regiment defaced June 822 Mar 25 San Marcos,description of.Jan 681 Stay-at-homes (Fd) June 18 Thingvalla Co. first trip to Steam-heating companies, work New-York Jan582 of Nov 20 Time, record of June 881 Steam marine boilers, Shock's Werra. description of Oct 23 2 4 treatise Dec 1 Wiecked. (See Shipwreck.) (See also Shipping.) | Steamships. ' Zandam, description or...Aug 25 8 2 Alaska, extraordinary trips Stebbins, Emma, tribute..Nov 2 7 4 Apr 17, May 4, 22, June 8 Steckler, Alfred, case of..Mar 17 2 5 American line proposed.Se»t 13 Stedman, E. C., on aerial navi- Austrian Lloyd (first) sailed gation , Decl7 7 2 for New-York Jan 26 Steel blooms, duty on Feb 28 1 6 BelgravLa, description of..Jan 9 Production,census report (Ed) Brazilian Co Mar 28, Jan 30 4 4 June 1, Nov 14 Bails and wages (Ed)—Nov 27 4 3 Catalona, breaks her shaft Bods and oloonis, duties, etc. May 13 Feb 912 Chartered by England. ..July 25 Varieties o f i-eb 593 City of Berlin disabled. ...Mar (See also Iron.) 7, Dec 21 Steinert, Max. case of....July 13 8 2 City of Limerick, description Stephens, Alex. H. of. Feb 11 " Bourbon," his definition of City of Pueblo Jan 6 the term Aug29 4 5 Companies and Castle Garden Charities Mar 443 June 18 Georgia Governorship, and DuDuyde Lome, description the (Ed) May 15 4 4 of , May 23 Governor, elected (Ed) Oct 644 Edam, disabled Jan 25 Governor oi Georgia, nomi- Towed up the bay Jan 28 nated July 21 1 6 Excursion, bulkheads for Pardon of Edward Cox (Ed) June 28 Dec 18 4 3 Grecian Monarch, description Political position May 25 2 2 of Sept 15 10 , Public life, to retire from (Ed) Hartford and New-York Co., Mar 18 4 5 failure of Jan 25 8 Speer affair May 31 2 6 Hekla, description of. Apr 12 8 Inspection of,- rules changed Stern, Edward, caned by - Feb 8 2 Druilhet Feb 19 2 4 "Jumping" over Sandy Hook Steubens, letter of thanks. Feb 5 13 ; 1 bar (Ed) Apr 30 6 Stevens, E. L., on the Indian Kaaterskill, walking-beam Bureau and Chief Joseph.May 29 2 6 breaks Aug 20 5 Stevenson, B. L., vindicates Line projected, new...... Aug 25 8 Payn Nov21 5 1 Meteor, description of ...Sept 15 2 Stevens, Thadleus, on tariff Mexican, four lin es June 9 8 (Ed) Apr 544 Mexican lines, Zacatecas (cj) Stewart, A. T. & Co., firm .July 30 10 broken up Apr 15 5 2 Missing Mar 1 5 Details Apr 16 1 6 Mar 4 2 (Ed) Apr 16 6 5 Naccochee, str., description Store closed Oct 1 12 1 of Sept 28 Wholesale dept. closed.May 21 12 3 N emesis, treatment of immi- Hotel property Apr 16 2 3 grants :June 5 Memorial (Ed) Sept 25 4 4 New type of Feb 26 Stewart, D. A., appointment.. Old Dominion Co. change of May 914 management j an 19 Charges against June 4 2 1 INDEX TO THE S—Stewart—Story. Date. Cl S-Storyory— Streets. Date. Pg. Cl. Stewart, John, sketch of ..Mav 2 5 4 " ttiy 231 Speech ...... June 14 Checkmate in Ten Moves Stickney, 0. S., acquitte d..Feb 25 Jan 22 Stillman,W. J., reported dead.. " Clelia and Her Captain".. Feb 10 Aug 20 3 1 Stillman, W. J., letter in Even- " Close Shave " Sept 17 3 1 ing Post ...... June 8 "Dorothy" Feb 10 6 1 Stillinan, W. T., and the State "Dot" Oct 131 Department ...... May 4 „ "Elizabethan Cousin "...Dec 24 4 1 Stimulants and tobacco ...Aug 13 "Emilia: An Episode ".Apr 16 3 1 Stockdale, Percival,autobiogra- " Episode in High Life "— phy ...... , ...... Sept 331 tock Exchange elects officers "Wold Chain" Sept 24 3 1 May 9 " Gray Doublet" Oct29 4 1 Stock Exchange, tight between " H. B. H. the Crown Prince" brokers ...... Mar 12 Oct 1 3 4 Stock-gambling in France (Ed) " Hand and Soul " June 431 Jan 20 '• Hansom Amateur " July 23 3 1 Stock-gambling, Talmage's ser- "Harry"..., Jan 1 o 1 naoa ...... Jan 9 "How I Married Him "..Jan 831 Stockholders, liability of. ...Oct23 " In a Glass Darkly " Mar12 3 1 Bights of ...... Sept 17 " Irish Bomance " Nov 26 4 1 Stockley, Charles C., elected " Jewel of a Boy." Dec 10 4 1 Governor of Delaware____Nov 8 " Juanita's Bevolution " .May 14 3 . 1 Stockman, Charles, case of..Jan 18 " Lad's Love " Jan 29 3 1 Stockton, J. P., made Attorney- "LadyAdela" Feb 12 3" 1 General ...... Jan 18 " Last Elm of the Avenue ".. Stoddard, B. H.. reminiscences Mar 531 of Longfellow ...... Mar 25 " Let Nobody Pass " Feb19 3 1 Stokes, James, will case. (See " Letitua's Long Day" Aug13 3 1 Legal.) "Lewis" Apr 23 3 1 Stoneman, George, elected Gov- " Little Goose " May 731 ernor of California ...... Nov 8 " Little Lame Doctor "...FeD 531 Stoneman's quaint house.-July 23 " Love in a Flood " Apr 231 Stories, concerning plots (Ed).. "Maid o f Moytura " Aug 631 Dec 10 " Majesty's Barber " Sept 10 3 1 Storms, great ...... Feb 22, 23, " Manwith Bed Hair "..Jan 15 3 1 Mar 2, Apr 4, 8, 21, 22, June "Marquis De St. Palaye".. 18, 19, 20, 21, 24, Aug n_6, July 931 Sept 24, Nov 18, Dec 17, 20 " Membling Ghost " Dec341 Grevat(Ed) ...... -.June 22 " My Friend, the Jed^e".Nov 541 Great, prediction of Professor " Night of the storm "..June 25 3 1 Wiggins (Ed) ...... Dec 3 "No fiction" Oct15 4 1 Predicting (Ed) ...... Dec 19 "PiinceLSOf Asnelles "..M r 19 3 1 Record of life and propertp "Bacefor a Wife" Apr 931 lost ...... July 8 " SandieMcPherson" Dec 17 4 i (See also Floods and Weather.) " Signer Ameiisan " Oct841 Storrs, Emory A. "Story of the Hues" May 28 3 1 Eulogy of Garfield ...... Feb 27 " Strange v Bargain " July 16 3 1 Guiteau thinks of him, what "That MS." Dec^O 4 5 Feb 21 "Theophile" June 18 3 1 In6onsistoncy ...... Mar 1 • •Under the Mistletoe "..Dec 24 10 3 Speech, Lincoln Club dinner " Undergraduate's Aunt, An" Feb 14 Nov 19 4 1 Storrs, Henry M., sketch of.. " Understudier " Apr30 3 1 Oct 21 itoughton, Charles, on Harlem Bi\ er improvements Feb 12 10 1 Storrs, Bichard S. Address, "Progress in Sci- »toughton, Edwin W. ence" ...... Mayl7 Books, sale Mar 3, 4 Negroes and Africa, on...Apr 17 Deathof -Jan 856 Speech, Educating Indians.. Memories of, Newman's..Jan 11 5 5 Mar 22 Tribute from New-York Bar Speech, Statue of Liberty.. Jan 14 8 1 * Nov 29- 2 Will o f Feb 282 Story, Sarah, case of ...... Sept 21 . 10 itowe's.Harriet Beecher.seven- Story, W. W., on American art tie Ih birthday celebration.. Nov 6 June 15 5 1 Lecture "Michel-Angelo.Nov 15 Sketch of June 18 4 6 Story. itrahan, Joim H., record in " Accomplished Coquette " . . Scotland Apr27 3 6: May 22 Strakosch, Max, financial trou- JEslhetic Flirt " ...... June 11 ble May 15 8 2, All is Fair in Love and ;tree?s. War" ...... July 30 Centre, proposed extension or 'Blonde Mees"...... Mar 26 May651 ' Breach ot Discipline "..Oct 15 Cleaning, awards Jan 11 8 1 ' Captain Wrench's Illusion " Bids Jan 682 rer.31 Expenses D<>c2L 2 4 ZSTEW-YOBEI DAILY TBIBUNE FOB 1882. 143 S— Streets—SugW. Date. S—Suicide, Date. Cl. Problems ...... Feb 22 Suicide. Beform (Ed) ...... ____ Bee 28 Ames, F. B May 10 Condition of ...... May 4 Ames, George Sept 29 Nov 15 Anderson, Mrs. J Nov 22 Talk with Coleman ...... Dec 14 Andrews, Ueo. L...' Apr 30 Dirt, removal of, injunction Ayer, J. B Dec24 JJec 24 Beck, Charles Dec 5 Dust, philosophy of (O).. Dec 22 Behrena, Fredei ick Apr 15 Strelnikoff, General, assassi- Betz, Valentine Febli nated by Nihilists ...... Apr 1 Billings, Ashton D Feb 14 Bruce, Langley Aur 17 Strikes. Clark, J. C Jan 9 (Ed). .May 24, June 13, Aug 9 Cole, Henry June 29 "Cartmen ...... Feb 21 Coliotero, Delicio July 18 Causes (Ed) ...... May 3 Conway, I. S May 22 Coopers ...... Feb 25 Crittenden, T. K Jan 20 Freight-handlers ..... June 21, Darmstadt, John June 28 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, Lenney, Mary Mar 28 30, July 1, 15, 22, 29 Dentou, J. L Oct 10 Collapse of ...... Ang 8 Ehle, Oscar Mar 19 Glen Cove, L.I., starch works Eichliiig, Henrietta Dec 4 Mar 21 Evans, Frances.... Apr 13 Iron-workers____June 2, 3, 4, 17 Everett, Mary June 3 (Bel) ...... June 2, 3, 5, 13, Fachiri, Ambrose Feb 24 July 7, Aug 25 Faulkner, James Nov 27 PittsSurg (C) ...... June 13 5 Feyghine, Mile, Paris (C)Oct I July 6 1 Finley, Henry June 19 End of...... Septl4 5 Flammer, Julia Feb 5 Failure of (lid) ...... ____ Aug 7 4 Galeg, Stephen Mar 2 Miners, Maryland ...... M ar 1 5 1 Gardner, Nelson..-. Mar 11 Moulders at Troy ...... Mar 21 1 Gazzam, A. W Nov 25 Piano-makers ...... Sept 21 10 Gebhard Theodore Apr 7 Printers, The World ..... M ar 29 6 Goetze, E. A Mar 22 Besults ...... Apr 18 1 Groff, Henry H May 24 Spinners, Massachusetts. M ar 18 1 Hadeler, William May 1 Spinners and weavers, Law. Hasting, J. D Dec 19 rence, Mass ...... Mar 20 1 Havenner, Charles T....Mar 8 Successful ...... June 4 1 Herzog, Moses Feb 4 Tradesmen ...... Apr 5 5 liislop, James May 1 Hubbell, Philip C Apr 9 Strong, Charles E., on Dakota Joannini, Count Mar 25 bondt'rauds ...... Jan 7 Jube, Charles F iviar 4 Strong, Wm. L. lor Congress Kenyon, Silas Dec 13 : (Ed) ...... Oct26 Ker, Jacob W Mar 30 Strother, Enoch, elected Gov- Klott, Carl .May 18 ernur of Nevada ...... Nov 8 BLoehler, Justus Feb 10 Stuart, Geo. A. W., no traces of Krueger, Wm. Godfrey..May 2 May 27 Lawrence Frederick A..July 28 Stuart, Bobert L., death of Leamey, Danie? l Nov 10 Dec 13 Lee, Wm. W Dec 21 Sturgis. Samuel D., case of Lovel, William Oct 6 Sept 2 McAtee, Emma Oct 4 Subjects for debate, some (E<1) McGarigle, John Dec 6 Nov 14 Marquis de Jocas Feb 12 Sudduth,Mrs. J. F., concerning Marshall, William June 5 May 28 Miller, Denton June 3 Suez Canal (Ed) ...... June 27 Misner, Frederick Feb 8 Suez Canal,seizure of by British Morris, John B £ept 14 Aug 21 Munch, Hannah Aug 24 Suez, water famine ...... Oct 7 Nagel, Charles A Jan 21 Sugar business and the tariff N estor. Archbishop A ug 15 question (Ed) ...... MarJS Parent, Jos Nov 4 1 Sugar case, Merritt-\V elsh de- Perrine, Charles E Mar 17 cided ...... Mar 7 Porges, Julius June 16 Sugar, Hawaiian, importation Becord of.. Dec 12 : ...... Apr25 Beese, H. G Mar 14 Boat, Mrs Feb 9 Sugar refiners and the tariff Byan, Thomas Jan 21 : Dec 31 Sanborn, Joseph H June 22 i Sugar, Sandwich Island____Apr 27 Schaffer, Minnie July 25 i ugar from sorghum (Ed).. Dec 15 Schwartz, Charles Oct 28 : Sugar from sorghum, report Shurpe, George Feb 12 I Nov 17 Shaw, Eli A Apr 10 I (See also Agriculture.) Someny, Bui'us Dec 28 i Sugar from sorghum, B. Sim- Steins, Theodore Oct 2 ( mon on ...... May 2 Stuart, Captain Mar 29 «' i n gar tariff ((J) ...... Jan 2 Tiemaine, James Ayr 1 { •ugar tan If, meeting of import- V.dentine, Stephen Feb 17 I ers and refiners ...... Feb 7 "Vanderbiit, Cornelius J..Apr 3 J 144 INDEX TO THE S—Suicide—Sunday. Date. Pg. Cl. S—Sunset—Swiudleis. Date. Pg. Cl. Van Rensselaer, Philip S.Mar 23 1 6 Sunset, gloomy," S.S.Cox (Ed) Vauwick, Sidney E Nov 28 1 3 Apr 20 4 4 VonEichenau, Ed Mar 16 9 2 urgery, advanced (Ed) Oct 443 Wagner, Jacob July 556 Surgical operation, remarkable Ward, Samuel S...1 Jan 813 Oct 19 2 Warner, Joseph B Mar 453 Surveyor's office inauiry,report Letailb Mar 524 May 19 1 Wetten,C. A Aug 16 2 1 Swaim. D. G., charges against Wimpffen, Count Dec 31 1 2 Dec 5 2 Winterfeldt, Baron Dec 29 1 1 Swank, James M., card July 20 3 Sullivan, A. M., lecture 3wartz. Ada, disappearance of " Wrongs of Ireland ".. Sept 19 5 5 Nov 29 1 Card Sept20 5 1 Swift, Lewis, awarded Lalaude Sullivan, John L.. suggestion astronomy prize Feb 7 5 (Ed) Nov25 4 4 Swift's diary June 11 4 Summer exodus (Ed) June 25 6 4 Swim, how to Oct 22 9 Summer musings (Ed) Aug 27 6 3 Swimming baths, opening of Summer, peaceful (jid)..June 18 6 2 May 29 8 Swinburne on Keats Aug 20 8 Slimmer Resorts. Swinburne's "Tristram and Alleghanies, Cresson Springs Iseult" Aug 6 8 Penn. (C) July 10 1 3 Bar Harbor, Me. (C).July 2,16,31 Swindlers. Block Island, B . I . (C)..Aug 753 "Adams & Co".. Nov 28 2 Catskilis, foot of the Cairo(C) Adhemar & Verney Feb 12 2 July 23 7 3 Auctions, mock Dec 26 3 Catbkills, Kingston (C)..June 26 5 4 Bennett, William Dec 22 10 Catskilis, top of Indian Ridge Bernard. Canon Leon June 23 1 (C) July31 2 3 Block, Thomas H Jan 26 8 Coney Island, changes at Billiard, B C Dec 23 10 June 25 7 Cameron, John B May 7 1 Preparations Mar 27 2 Confederate money Mar 25 8 Season sept 18 5 Diamond, Philadelphia....Dec 22 1 Cornwall, N. Y July 26 5 Dingwall, Alex Apr 14 1 Delaware Water Gap July 6 5 Fitzgerald sentenced June 24 1 Healthy (Ed) Sept 22 4 Foxwell. Charles Dec 23 3 Isles of Shoais (C) Aug 20 7 French, Frederick C Oct 19 8 Kauterskill Valley, N. Y. (C) Gerner, Richard May 24 5 Aug13 7 Globe Company, Boston..Feb 3 8 Long Beach July 3 5 Grav, W. E May 4 8 Long Beach, changes at. .Aug 13 2 Green, L., cotton May 11 1 Long Beach, features of. .Aug 21 5 Greenwald, Benjamin Dec 20 2 Long Branch improvements Hankins, George Jan 22 2 June 4 2 Havana lottery Jan 5 1 Luzerne, N. Y July 31 5 Houston, Florence H May30 1 New-London Harbor Aug 25 2 Insurance companies Oct 20 8 Niagara Falls, uses and abuses Jones, T. H Dec 7 1 (C) Aug 6 4 Kirclmer, Jas. B Oct 26 1 North Conway (C) Sept 8 2 Kolowrat, Charles Sept 12 8 Richfield Springs, N. Y..JuJy 2i 5 Lee, James Apr 24 2 Saratoga (C) July 2, june 25 Lynch, Geo. M Mar 11 5 Schoolev's Mountain (C). July 8 5 Lyon, Henry C May 22 5 Sea Bright, N. J. (C)....June 26 5 MacLeod, John July 23 7 Tuckerton, N. J. (C)....July 2 7 McMurray, E. D Jan 22 2 Warwick Woodlands (C).July 17 3 Mathews, E. J Oct 2 2 Washington Bock, N. J. (C) Methods of July 17 2 July ;;o 7 Moses, Franklin J Mar30 1 Watch Hill,B. I. (C)....Aug28 5 Neale, Sidney C July 29 1 West Point July 23 5 North, Curtis L May 14 12 Sumner, Geo., in St. Petersburg May 18 1 Mar 26 3 6 Norton & Morrison Apr 9 7 Sumner. Win. G., lecture, "Free Poucher, Charles E -.Dec 9 1 Trade" Mar 253 Railroad tickets. Boss..Sept 3 1 Free Trade, speech on Apr 15 2 1 Beal estate, Sweet and others Protection, on Oct 15 10 1 Mar 1 2 Speech, Spencer dinner. .JSTov 10 2 2 Details Mar 2 8 Sun. (See Astronomy.) Boberts, Amelia Jan 26 8 Sunday laws elsewhere (Ed) Salmon, Francis G Sept 6 1 Dec 10 6 3 Schwab, Maurice A Apr 15 2 Sunday laws, meeting at Cooper Smith, Andrew D. S Apr 25 8 Union Dec 27 1 6 Springsteen, Mrs. W. S...Dec 6 2 Legislation, crisis in (Ed).Dec 17 6 3 Thomas, J. D Sept 19 8 Observance of, Oliver Johnson Thompson, Henry M ar 11 5 on Dec2B 3 6 Vogel Brothers, of Hong Bussia in May 21 9 3 Kong, China April 5 Suggestion (Ed) Sept 344 Details Apr 12 2 Sunday and sacred concerts, Wallace, J. B May 14 12 suit Dec23 7 4 Ward, Francis Jan 30 5 NEW-YOBK DAILY TBIBUNE FOB 1882. 145 S—Swindlers—Tariff. .Date. Pp. Cl. T—Tariff—Taxation. Date. Pg. Cl. Watson, James T Nov 23 Charleston, S. C Sept 27 '2 2 Yankton, Douglas Co., bond Chicago Sept 912 Jan 5 Cincinnati Sept 556 Zeimer & Co July 19 Cleveland Sept 183 (See also Forgery.) Long Branch,N.J.July 26, Swine plague, Dr. Detmere's 28, 29, 30, Aug 1, 2, 3. 4, report Jan 2 5, 10, 11, 15.16,17,18,19, Sylviculture, practical (Ed) 20, 22, 23 July 2 Louisville, Ky Sept 722 Syria, anti-Christian agitation Nashville Sept21 5 3 Aug 15 New-York Oct 353 Syrups, soda-water Dec 25 Philadelphia Oct 14, 17 Pittsburg Oct 10 2 5 T. Bichmond, Va Sept 29 5 4 St. Louis Sept20 1 6 Taafe Ministry (Ed) Mar 14 St. Paul Sept 14 5 5 Taft, Alphonso. made Minister Washington July 754 to Austria Apr 21 Wheeling, W. Va Oct 13 1 2 Tatt, William H., sketch of.Jan 30 Wilmington, N. C....Sept 28 1 4 Tait, Archibald C., death of Beport to Congress Dec "5 3 1 Dec 4 (Jfla) Dec 564 TalK and Talkers Apr 23 4 Beport, attack upon (Ed).. Tallman, JohnH., case of ..Sept 15 10 Dec 943 Taljnage, T. De Witt. * Beport (Ed) Dec 12 4 2 Testimony closed (Ed)..Oct 18 4 2 Fawcett quarrel Dec 18 Vacancies filled June 17 1 1 IngersoU, on Jan 16 Consult public welfare (Ed).. Moving, on (Ed) Apr 30 Dec 742 Sermons. (See Sermons.) Dividing on the (Ed) Nov 18 4 . 4 Sports of childhood, on. .Nov 11 Free Trade in British India.. " Talmagian Theology," Inger- Apr 20 1 2 soll's lecture Apr 17, 24 Free trade denounced in Mad- Tammany Association. rid Apr854 Free Trade in iron (Ed).. May 2243 Albany, at (Ed) Jan 7 Free Trad'?, meeting at Ghiek- Banking law, and the... .May 20 ermg Hall Apr 15 2 1 " Carrying it too far" (Ed)Jan 22 Free Trade, unfulfilled proph- Eliminating (Ed) Feb 11 esies (Ed) Apr 14 4 3 Election of officers Apr 18 Frye, Senator, speech (Ed) Jefferson, and (Ed) July 4 Feb 11 4 4 Meeting, General Committee Hewitt, A. S., Speech on.Mar 31 2 1 Jan 7 Horr, B. G., speech on Mar 10 1 4 Apr 7 " Infatuation " (Ed) June 29 4 4 Terms: Legislature (Ed).Jan 2 Parties, ana the (Ed) Mar 13 4 2 Uncommonly reasonable Protectionists, Democratic.. (Ed) Jan 14 (Ed) Oct27 4 3 "Thing of the Past" (Ed).. Lecture, Philpots Mar 23 5 2 Oct 9 Lecture, Thompson's...Mar 954 " Toiling masses,"and the(Ed) Question (Ed) l..Mar 642 July 6 Nov 21 4 3 Tammany "Bing." a distin- " Baw Material," letter from guished arrival (Ed) Jan 3 D. C. Bobbins Apr 22 5 1 (See also Political.) Bevision (Ed) May 10 4 2 Tapley, fine opening for a (Ed) July 17 4 3 Apr 14 Bevision, Democratic method Tariff. (Ed) Janl6 4 3 Administration, the, and the Bevision, Hewitt's scheme (Ed) June 12 (Ed) Apr 15 4 2 " Burning question,"nota(Ed) Bevision, views of Congress- Mar 31 men and Senators Dec 426 Chamber of Commerce on(Ed) Sugar business, and the (Ed). Apr 15 Mar 15 4 2 Congress, Senator Coke's (See alsoCongress.) speech Feb 8 Tariffs and theories (Ed)...Aug 16 4 3 Commission, appointments.. Tartar emetic as a poison..July 16 9 1 June 8 Bill (Ed) Dec 15 Bill passed U. S. Senate.. Taxation. May 10 Bank deposits (Ed) Mar 25 4 3 Capable, a (Ed) June 9 Boston Mar 21 5 3 Circular July 12 Corporation Apr 20 2 2 Debating club, not a (Ed).. Corporations, foreign Nov 16 2 5 June 20 Payments made Jan 15 1 2 Evidence taken, complaint Pennsylvania law , Feb 23 2 5 (Ed) Aug 24 Kings County tax suit Feb 2152 Meeting at Atlanta, Ga.Sept 28 Liquor and tobacco (Ed).. Nov 23 4 2 Baltimore Sept 30 New-York, equalization of Boston Aug 25, 26, 27 Sept 27 5 5 146 INDEX TO THE T—Taxation—Telegraph. Date. Pg. Cl. T—Telegraph—Tennessee. Date. Pg. Cl. Personal and real property. Postal Co June 12 1 3 Feb 622Privacy of dispatches assured Personal, suggestive reform Dec 725 (Ed) ...July 444 Stations, Atlantic Mar 12 9 3 Questions as to, Whitney's Time service Feb 13 2 5 views Apr 922 Underground Feb 682 Reduce (Ed.) Nov 13 4 2 Apr 8 3 1 Revenue laws, proposed Wires (Ed) May763 changes (Ed) Mar 20 4 2 New Dlan Feb 10 8 1 Stamp tax law'Ed) Feb 20 4 5 Bill passed New-York Senate Tea and coffee, Briggs's letter May 20 2 4 Apr 27 6 3 Western Union Co.: charter Tinkers in Congress (Ed)July 24 4 2 trouble.. Dec 10, 11,16 Taxidermist's shop A us: 28 8 3 Commercial Telephone Co. Taylor, Bayard, monumentJuno 746 suit July 22 3 1 Home " Cedarcroft" sold Oct 18 3 6 Dividends, injunction to re- Home of, description of.. Aug 18 2 4 strain payment of Dec 27 3 3 Sketches Feb 26 7 3 Elects officers Oct 12 8 1 Taylor. Mrs. Bayard, papers on Lotteries, and the Aug 17 5 2 German cookery..Jan 1, 8. 15, 22 Lottery message business Taylor, David, case o f Aug 554 (C)... Aug23 5 3 Taylor, John, sketch of Aug 20 4 3 Stock issue ..Nov 983 Taylor, Joseph H., case of Tolls, change in Jan 12 5 4 Aug 29, Sept 3 Suit, Hatch, decision Dec 28 3 1 Taylor, Mcses, death of May 24 1 6 Suit, Reiff Dec29 3 1 Gift Apr152 Williams suit Nov 7, Dec Will o f June 123 16, 17, 27, 28 Tea, tax on, Briggs's letter.Apr 27 6 3 Decision Dec28 3 1 Teas, price o f Aug 581 Wire, copper Aug 10 8 2 Telephone interests, consolidat- Telegraph. ing Nov 713 Teleradiophone Jan 29 9 3 American Disk Co. consolida- tion scheme broken .. Feb 21 8 1 Teller, Henry M. Stock increased Feb 18 5 1 Baltimoi e and Ohio Co. cable Made Secretary of Interior Sept 21 7 5 Apr711 American Atlant'c Company Indian policy Apr 24 1 1 formed June 315 Washington (C) "D. D. L." Arrangements Mar 12 1 2 May 28 2 3 Canadian scheme Apr 212 Indian problem, on the..Aus 21 2 1 Companies, rumors about.. Sketch o f Apr 712 Mar 914Temper, collapse of a historic Germany direct Apr 19 1 3 (Ed) July29 4 2 German, opening of Apr 23 1 3 Temuerance : agitation (Ed).. • Pooling terms, agreement.. Apr 14 4 2 Mar 25 5 1 Indiana question (Ed)..Sent 12 4 2 Bates, advance in..May 15, 16 Intemperate (Ed) Oct 20 4 2 Submarine, ownership of... Nov 442 Mar 13 1 6 Ohio, issue (Ed) Apr 24 4 3 Transatlantic inteiests. Feb 18 5 1 Ohio, legislation (Ed)....Apr 17 4 3 IT. S. Direct Co., meeting of Party mistakes (Ed) Oct 18 4 4 Feb38 5 1 Question,'size of the(Ed)Sept 24 6 2 Canadian interests May614 Washingtonian Society, Pat- "Code," Miller's Oct 661 erson (Ed) Apr 16 6 3 Companies incorporated..Oct 356 Templeton, Scella M., insanity Consolidation-Hatch suit.May 624 case Nov 19 7 4 Messages, privacy of Dec 113 Tenants of Old Trinity....July 24 3 1 Montreal Co- affairs Jan 13 1 4 Tenement-houses Jan 8 10 1 Mutual Union Co., change of Inspection of July 18 2 5 management Mar 30 1 3 Life, glimpse o f Aug 725 Charter troubles Nov 17, Reform, Booth's paper..July 17 2 1 18, 22. Dec 19, 22, 2:5, 27, 30 Directors fune 2 8 3 Tennessee. Stock in trust Octal 2 1 Bonds case Feb 15 2 6 Suit, Babbitt... .Feb 16, 17, Feb 16 2 2 18,22,24,25,28, Mar 3, Bondholders indignant.... Feb 14 5 5 10, 12 Bourbon disintegration,Wash- Suit withdrawn A~or 9 12 1 ington (C) "D. D . L."..Apr 422 Suit, Canieion Nov 7, 8 Congressional districts Oct 20 1 3 Trusteeship enjoined.. 1STov 231 Debt, State May 16 5 1 Trusteeship Nov 30 1 6 Debt bill declared invalid.. •New-York, Co. incorporated.. Feb 12 1 3 Jan 13 1 3 Debt, cause of delay in re- Peru, connection with IT. S_. funding "....July 11 1 6 Oct 611 Election Nov 8 5 3 Poles, suit Oct 19, 20 Finances, funded bonds..Dec 30 1 2 Poles, right to erect Dec ;-* 5 1 Floods Jan 23 5 3 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882. 147 T—Tennessee—Thorn. Date. Pg. T—Thorn—Tilden. Date. Pg. Cl. Interests, talk with Colonel Thornburg, J M., letter to Polk ...... - ...... Sept 28 8 Henderson Sent 622 Republican convention..Apr 28 1 Thorntori s, the, at Washington Republicans, lack of harmony (C) May22 3 3 among ...... Apr 17 1 Thoreau and Greeley June 11 5 1 Repudiation, Louderdale Co. Thrale, Mrs. Piozzi, autobiogra- (Ed) ...... JanBO 4 phv TT Jan 1 4 1. Terashima, Munenori, sketch of Thrift, promotion of, postal Sept 17 6 Savings Banks (Ed) "..Feb 944 Terry, A. H.,on F. J. Porter case Thugs, the Mar 534 Jan 6, Dec 7 Thunder, call for (Ed) Aug2643 Testament, new, reception to Thurber, F. B., and Caesar (Ed) revisersof ...... Oct 27 5 May 15 4 5 Tevis-Iglehart scandal____Nov 30 1 Commissioner, his (Eel)..June 24 4 4 Great Anti-Mononolist (Ed).. Texas. May 143 Democratic convention.. July 20 1 Oleomargarine party (Ed)... Election...... Nov 8 5 Apr 28 4 4 Mood ...... Feb 12 1 Opportunity (Ed) Aug 18 4 3 Flood in Poncho. 120 persons Party collapsed (Ed) Jane 19 4 3 drowned...... Sept 2 1 Growing importance of.. Nov 1 8 Thursby, Emma, reception. Nov 354 Growth of (C) ...... Nov 15 2 Tichborne claimant MRy 14 7 1 Lands, transfer of ...... Feb 141 Tichenor, Lydia, on Mormon- Products...... Sept 1 1 ism Jan 30 2 2 Republican convention..Aug 25 1 Tides, what-are Sept 17 9 1 " Thackeray," Chadwick's lect- Tiffany, C. C., marriage of..Apr 28 5 5 ure...... Mar 6 5 Tiffany, J. C., case of Oct 10 2 5 Thallon, Robert, tribute ..May 14 2 Arrest of Oct 27 8 1 Thanksgiving, an old-fashioned Tilden, Henry A May 11 5 1 (Ed) ...... Nov 30 4 Thanksgiving proclamation, Tilden, Samuel J. Governor Cornell's ...... Oct 29 2 Barrel, new name for (Ed) — Theatre, Alhambra, burned.. Mar 11 4 4 Nov 2 1 " Boom," working up (Ed) Alhambra (London), burned Feb 244 Dec 7 Candidate, is he"a (Ed) Apr 10 4 2 Park, ourned ...... Oct 31 Cleveland interview (Ed)-Dec 944 (Ed) ...... Nov 1.. 22 Dandolo, and (Ed) :Feb 844 Rankin'' s proposeed ...... Dec 1414 Electoral controversy, and the Seats, Under hill's ...... Tan 5 (Ed) July 444 Windsor, declared unsafe. Jan 8 Field, takes the (Ed) Feb 25 4 3 Salety of ...... Mar 2 Game, what is his little (Ed) Theatres, condition of, report Apr 14 4 4 of Fire Commissioners.. Jan 19 Governor, for (Ed) Mar 31 4 3 Equipped, not properly.. Dec 5 July 743 Fires, extinguishing (C).. Mar 13 Governorship : Young Men's Firesm(C) ...... Mar 31 Dem. Clul) May 16 5 5 Inspection of ...... Jan 7 " Grand old man " (Ed) .. Jan3143 Inspection of, results ..... Mar 18 Health, more about his (Ed).. Safety of ...... Dec 2 Feb 22 4 4 Theatricals, amateur, hints Hoadley, Judge, and (Ea)May 24 4 5 from a stage manager ...Dec 27 Homes, habits and health Theatricalmemories, letter from June 19 3 1 Win. Duane ...... OctlS House, alterations of Jan 29 12 2 (See also Drama.) Income-tax: suit Aug 3, 4 Thieves. (See Defalcation, Embez- Jefferson-Jackson, and (Ed).. zlement and Robbery.) Apr 844 Thomas, Geo. H., life of. . . .Oct 29 Leader, only live (Ed)...-Mar 28 4 4 Thomas, J. B., on Darwin and Letter to Democratic State Emerson ...... June 13 Committee ; Oct 27 2 1 Thomas. Theo., and the Music Letter to Iroquois Club ban- Festival ...... June 18 quet Marl6 5 2 Thompson, Henry, charges Letter to one of the Jefferson against...... Mar 11 clubs, an illustration (Ed).. Thompson H. 8., elected Gov- Apr 1242 ernor of South Carolina..Nov 8 Puff, South Jersey Advertiser Thompson's, J., " Damn " dis- (Ed) '..- Marll 4 4 tress (Ed)...... Oct 9 Relorms, errors corrected (Ed) Thompson, John, on silver cer- Apr 743 tificates ...... Jan 10 Revived, can he be (Ed). May 17 4 4 Thompson, J. Q,., on England Sa T—Turf—Turkey. Date, Pg. Cl. T—Turkey-Utah. Date, Pg. Cl. Hindoo wins Coney Island Egyptian question, position CUD June 18 2 o f the Porte explained..Aug 214 Jerome Pane spring races Great Britain inilitary con- May 31 8 vention (Ed) Sept 845 Jerome Park, Macbeth wins Greece boundary dispute.. * June 4 5 Aug 30, 31. Sept 1 Jerome Park races — Oct 1 2 Justice, ideas of, Constanti- Kentucky Asso. spring races nople (C)) AuAuglg 13S 5 May 3 1 Life in Constantinople (C).Jan 8 5 Lincolnshire handicap,Aranza Military preparations July 27 1 and Mistake beaten M ar 23 5 Ministry, condition of (C).Dec 27 5 Liverpool Spring Cup, Wal- Proclamation supporting the lenstein wius ...Mar 26 1 Khedive Aug 11 1 Louisiana Jockey Club races Russia war indemnity Jan 26 5 Apr 12 2 Topics in Stamboul (C)..Mar 27 2 Louisville Jockey Club races Turkeys, letter from Shepherd May 17 2 Tom May 15 2 Lovel, W., ruled off Brighton Tyndall, John, on Koch's theory Race course June 21 5 of consumption May 3 8 Maud S., Vanderbilt's fast (Ed) May 3 4 mare Feb 24 2 Tyng's, S. H. jr., stock specu- Monmouth Park races..July 2 5 lations Aug 9 2 Maryland Jockey Club races Tyner, Martin P., assaulted Oct 17 2 Nov 1 5 Monmouth Park races closed Type-founding, Bruce's Feb 8 8 Aug 20 1 Typhus fever, treatment of. Mar 5 2 Monmouth Park — Scandal July 30 1 U. National Jockey Club race Undergraduate hoodlum (Ed) May 18 3 Apr 21, 27 Newmaricer Craven meeting Raging (Ed) Jan27 4 Apr 13 1 Underbill, P. R., estate....Nov 21 2 Newmarket, Mistake wins Undertakers, about May 22 2 May 10 5 Undertaking and advertising Newmarket, Rutland Stakes (Ed) Sept27 4 Sept 29 1 Underwood, J. W. H., sketch of Octave wins French Cesare- J une 8 2 witch Sept 18 1 3 Union Club amendments. .June 13 5 Paris, Grand Prize June 511 Answers Loubat's charges.. Pool-rooms at Hunter's Point Nov 29 5 broken up Aug 27 7 5 Trouble, Loubat Turnbull Kockaway Hunt races ..May 14 5 5 May 14, 27, 28, 29, June Runnymede defeats Forester 21, 22, Oct 29 June 22 8 4 Sandown Derby June 312 (See also Loubat.) ' Sandown Park races Feb 23 5 4 Union ^League Club. Savannah Jocky Club races Ladies' reception Jan 27 5 Jan 19 2 2 Meeting, water supply and Sheepshead Bay races..June 23 2 3 Chinese bill considered.. Apr 14 5 Stories of the Aug 20 4 5 Memorial, Dr. Bellows..Mar 10 5 Thoroughbred colts, sale of Pictures Feb 10 5 May 122 Dec 15 5 Washington Park Asso. races Rceeption May 12 8 Oct 26 2 5 Union Theological Seminary, Turgenieff, visit to July 23 8 2 gifts Jan 25 8 Turle, James, tribute July 15 5 2 Graduates May 9 5 Turnbull, Henry, —Loubat Home, new Jan 9 8 trouble.May 14, 15,16, 17, 20, 23 United States-Mexico boundary (See also Loubat and Union Club.) line Apr21 1 Tutner, Michael, arrest of. May 19 8 4 United States Revised Stat- utes, supplement Feb 5 8 Turkey. Jniversity convocation...July 13 2 Affairs, Constantinople (C).. University. (See also College.) 'May 14, 28, Aug 7, 20, 27 Unsectariaii Home, investiga- Sept 10, Oct 1, 15, Dec 10, 27 tion of June 2, 3 American interests Apr 614 Closed June 18 12 Arabi Pacha declared a rebel Upham, W. R..May 10, 21, 25, 26 Sept 611 Uruguav, insurrection leaders Astronomy i n Apr 942 killed July 7 1 Correspondents warned..Dec 18 1 1 Santos elected President.. Diplomacy,Constantinople (C) Mar 3 1 July 216 Utah. Diplomacy— ArabiPaeha, Con- Commission appointed..June 17 1 stantinople (C) Sept 353 Ramsey on its work Oct 2 5 Diplomacy of the Turk (Ed) Concerning (Ed) Jan 24 4 July 263 Constitutional convention.. Egypt, and (Ed) July 17 4 3 June 8 1 Egypt and the Porte (C).July 16 a 3 Contested offices (C) Oct 24 2 NEW-YOBK DAILY TBIBUNE FOB 1882. 151 TJ—Utah—Van. Date. Pg. Gl. V-Vat—Virginia. Date. Pg. 01. Diamond fields (Ed) Nov 23 4 5 Vatican, England and the (Ed) .Election, report of Utah Com- May 2 4 3 mission Sept 10 5 2 Vaux, Calvert, resigns as Supt. Election Novl8 5 5 Architect of Parks D~ec 28 2 (C) Nov27 2 6 Vegetable poisons, remedies for Governor Murray's message.. July 30 9 Jan 1712Vegetables, English and Ameri- Insane Asylum Aug 24 1 5 can Apr 2 4 Legislature, composition ot.. Venice, gondoliers of Jan 8 4 Jan 911Vennor's, H. G.,weatfcer predic- Mormonism. (See Mormon- tions Jan 19 5 ism.) Ventilating dwelling-houses Territorial Government, es- May 7 9 tablishment of Jan 30 1 6 Ventilation, story of July 30 9 Utica's semi-centennial Mar 284 Venus. (See Astronomy.) V. Vermont- Vaccination, delusions concern- r emocratic convention. .June 30 1 ing V—Virginia—Walsh. Date. Pg. Cl. W—Walsh—War. Date, P&. Cl. Funding scheme, Riddleber- Walsh, Thomas, charged with , ger's Jan 12 5 5 treason-felony June 28 1 2" Legislature adjourns Apr 23 2 2 Convicted Aug 10 I 2, Legislature briberv charges.. Walton, F. T., charges against Jan 26 5 'July 29 8. 1 Legislature, Gov, Cameron's Charges,decision of Monmouth message ...Jan 7 1 ParkAsso Aug 6 Legislature, charges of cor- Concerning (Ed) Jan 11 ruption Jan 28 8 Speculator, as a Aug 9 Legislature, deadlock broken Sues Kelly for libel Aug 26 Feb 18 1 Walton, Theo. interview.-..ZSTov 29 Feb 22 5 Ward, Artemus June 25 Oystermen defended Feb 18 1 England, in Mar 26 Readjuster billCNo. 50)passed Head-centres and Irish funds, Senate Jan 13 1 on Dec 24 Richmond Auditor's office in- Ward, Hamilton, statement vestigation Jan 12 1 elev. railway suits Jan 3 School fund J an 22 7 Manhattan R. R. suits, and State officers Jan 14 8 the Apr 6. 7. State officers elected Feb 24 1 13, 19, 21, 22, 29, 30, May Taxation reduced Apr 18 1 2, (3, 7, 9, 12, 13, 14, 16, 20, Whippingpost abolished.Feb 9 3 21, 26, 27 Visions of sane persons Feb 26 9 Report of committee...Juu e 1 Vital statistics Jane 18 12 Statement, Manhattan Rail- Dec 31 10 way suits Apr 22 Vivisection and humanity (C).. Vindicated (Ed) June 1 Feb19 10 Ward's Island, fight with He- Kingsford, A., on..- Feb 22 3 brews... Oct 15 What leads to Jan 29 4 Fire appliances Feb 15 Vogel Bros., swindlers ..Apr 11, Work for insane Mar 20 12,13 Warner, Charles, in " Drink ".. Voight, A. G., card Mar 10 5 Sept 3 " Voltaire," Wendling's lecture Warner's, Richard,, "plain —•* Jan 28 5 communicative language" Voorhees, D. W., booms for (Ed) Feb 1 Hancock (Ed) July 15 4 Warner, Willard, on Southern Irish question, and the (Ed). hospitality ISTov 24 5 4 Apr 19 4 Warren, G. K., case of....June 29 1 3 Land Leaguers, and the..Apr 15 1 Warren, M. E., case of Oct 18 5 6 Soldier's friend (Ed) Feb 7 4 Warren, William, fifty years an Vindicated May 5 1 actor Oct 29 Vrooman, John W., made Clerk of Senate (.N. Y.) Feb 21 2 "War, Egypt—Great Britain. Abdellal Pacha, surrender of W. Sept 2O Wade, William, for Alderman Alexandria bombarded..July 12 (I'd) - Oct 21 4 Evacuated July 14 Wadsworth, James W., sketch Flames, in, July 15 of Sept 16 1 Arabi Bey. (See Arabi.) Wagner's "Parsifal." (See Aspects (Ed) Aug 28 Music.) Begun July 11 Wagnerism, secret of (Ed).Aug 12 4 Bondholders' war, is it a (Ed) Wagner, Webster, killed in a Aug 20 railway wreck Jan 14 1 British advance (Ed).... Aug 27 Tributes, New-York Legisla- Occupy Port Said Au-g 21 ture Jan 17 1 On the Isthmus (Ed)..Aug 21 Waldstein,, Charles,degree.Jun , . e 22 4 Victories (Ed) Sept 14 Wales, is. H., on Dark manage- Cause of. letter from Van Len- ment Mar 17 ness July 12 Walker. Francis A., charges Conference Aug 3, 4, 7 against Npv 27, 28 " Helplessness of diplomacy" Card, industrial figures in the (Ed) ^...Aug 3 census Dec 22 Russia and the (Ed) Aug 7 Walking matches. (SeeSport- Diplomatic fooling (Ed). .July 21 ing.) Situation July 15 Wall, Geo.B., death of...... Mar 4 End of Sept 16 Wallace, Lew, in Syria Dec 27 England's avowed purpose Wallace, Win. A., "coffee-pot (Ed) ....July 19 revival" (Ed) Mar 18 Egyptian flag of truce July 13 Wallace, Wm. J., sketch of .Mar 29 Expenses, settling (Ed)..July 22 Waller, Thomas M., candidate Fresh Water Canal, fighting "loose" (Ed) Nov 4 along Aug 26 Elected Gov. of Connecticut Inaction (Ed) Sept. 10 JSiov 8 Ismailia, fighting near..Aug 27 Walpoie, Spencer, sketch of Occupied by British.... Aug 6 JSTov 23 Reports from Aug 29 Walsh, John A., testimony. July Kaf r-El-Dwar abandoned.. 18,22 Sept 16 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1882. 153 W—War—Watterspn. Date. Pg. W—Watterson—Weed. Date. Pg. Cl. Kassasin, artillery duel..Sept 10 1 Speech, "Democratic press " Battle ...... Aug30 1 Mar 16 5 2 Khedive declared a traitor.. (Ed) Marl6 4 3 July 22 1 Democratic comments (Ed) Map ...... Aug21 1 Mar 22 4 4 Sept 14 1 Stands by Captain Henry... Massacres ...... July 22 1 Apr 27 5 1 Military conjecture (Ed). Sept 13 4 Tariff, and the (Ed) Mar 23 4 4 Problem (Ed) ...... July 18 4 (Ed) Dec 243 Eeconnoissances near Ramleh Watts, William, case of....July 31 8 1 Aug 7 1 Waves,'' combing " of July 16 9 1 Reconnoissances, details of Wayside hints iEd) July 30 6 4 two ...... -.Aug21 1 Religious war, is it a (Ed) ____ Weather. July 29 Barometers, new Mar 12 9 4 Results, general (Ed)....Sept 15 " Blow, a big " (Ed) Dec 363 Shaluf , engagement at — Aug 22 Cold,first Jan 555 Suez occupied by British.Aug 4 Cold wave Dec 814 Tel-el-Kebir captured by Brit- Heat June 26, ish ...... Sept 14 July 11, 12, 26, 27,28,29, Tragedy in the East (Ed)July 15 Aug 15, Sept 3 Turkey yields to EnglandAug 28 October (Ed) Oct 164 Water supply exhausted July 24 Prediction, Vennor's Jan 19 5 1 Who is to blame (Ed) .... July 13 Predictions, Wiggins's Dec 22 5 2 Zagazig captured by British. . (Ed) Dec 23 4 4 Sept 14 Shaler's scheme (Ed) Feb 26 6 3 War Department : Report of Snow andfiercewinds Feb 555 Secretary Lincoln ...... Dec 5 Snow, mails and travel im- peded Feb 653 War: Improvements in the art of Storms. (See Storms.) Dec 21 Winter Jan 23, 24, 25 South American, attitude of Winters, some severe Feb 12 4 6 U.S. diplomatic cor____Jan 27 (See also Floods and Storms.) Water and (Ed) ...... July 22 Webb, James Watson (Ed).Feb 644 (See also Rebellion.) Eightieth birthday Feb 955 Washburn, C. C., bequests.May 20 Webster, Benjamin July 2366 Death of ...... May 15 Webster,Daniel,to the Austrian Washburn e, D. W. , killed by a Minister (Ed) Dec443 collision....'...... Feb 9 Birthday celebration Jan 19 1 3 Washington's birthday(Ed)Feb 23 Celebration at Marshfield, Monument, ascending the.Oct 8 Mass OctlS 1 6 Washington River front im- Centennial birthday celebra- provements ...... Apr 10 tion at Dartmouth College Homes, handsome ...... Oct 8 June 29 2 3 Washington Territory (Ed) ____ Constitution and the Union, Mar 24, Apr 19 onthe Octl3 2 2 Washingtonian Temperance Creed Feb 19 9 5 Association battle (Ed) .. Apr 16 Home of Oct 10 2 2 Wasson, E. A., on women at Relatives of Jan25 4 6 Columbia College ...... Dec 1 Reminiscence of (C) Oct 28 9 4 Watch Hill, R. I. (C) ...... Aug 28 Webster, Ran del E., flight of Apr 17 1 5 Water. Wedding, an odd (Ed) Nov 19 6 3 Aqueduct, need of a new.July 30 5 Weed's, F. P., lost fortune.June Supply (Ed) ...... May21 6 14, 15 Supply ...... July23 12 Weed, Thurlow. Supply,Commissioner Thomp- Agricultural Bureau, on the sononthe ...... June 11 May 17 2 6 Supply, measures to increase. Aid to Midlothian mine suffer- Feb 14 ers Feb 951 Supply, need of an increases Birthday, eighty-fifth....Nov 16 5 3 (C).: ...... Feb 6 Campaign, o n the Nov 452 Supply, new dam proposed.. Card... . Oct21 5 2 Feb 24 Chinese immigration, on..Mar 29 5 1 Works, Flatbush, L.I____Jan 29 Civil Service Reform, on.. Jan 722 Water and war (Ed) ...... July 22 Ostrander's reply t o Jan 824 Water Color Society. (See Fine Civil Service Reform, Eaton's Arts.) - reply Feb 13 2 3 Water front interests ...... Jan 19 Civil Service Reform, on..Feb Water gas ...... Feb 24 22, 27, May 31 "Water-toast sympathizer" (Ed) Curtis case, on the Mar24 5 1 Aug 13 Custom House "competitive Watkins, James A., case of.Oct 8 examinations," on Jan 28 2 2 Watson, William, heirs of..June 22 Death of Nov 22 2 1 Estate Nov 23 2 2 Watterson, Henry. Funeral of Nov 25 5 1 " Crisis, no " (Ed) ...... Oct11 4 Paris, i n July 484 Free-trade fallacies (Ed). Aug 2 4 Pigeon shooting, on ...May 15 5 4 " Southern Life " ...... Nov26 8 Politics, on Oct 23 1 2 INDEX TO THE W—Weed—Wheeler. Date. Pg. Cl. W—Wheeler—Wight. Date. Pg. Ol. Political situation, on the Wheeler, E. P., speech on Free Novl7 5 Trade ....Apr 15 2 1 Sergeant Mason's sentence, Whipping post abolished in Vir- on Sept 30 1 ginia : Feb 9 3 Sermon, Gallagher's Nov 27 3^ Whistle, largest ever madeMay 26 8 Silver act, contraction Mar 22 4 Whiskey Distillers' bill (Ed).. Silver dollars, on Mar 13 5 Apr 26 4 2 Silver question, on the.. -July 7 5 (See also Congress,,) Universal suffrage, on—JSTov 23 2 White, A. D., on Civil Service Will of Dec 2 Beform ...... Feb 22 Wine and intemperance, on.. Interview ...... Mar27 July 9 7 Lecture, "New Germany ".. Weehawken tunnel, description Dec 21 of Dec 3 10 Letter to Di Cesnola____May 18 Progress made Jan 2 8 " White-hai.e- d fellow " (Ed) .. Well, artesian, Colorado (Jfld).. Apr 29 Dec 23 4 White, Horace,, lecture,, Welles, Bishop, trouble June 24 5 "Money" ...... Mar26 Wells's, D. A., lecture, " Free White House furniture, sale of Trade" Feb 9 5 Apr 15 Congress, for (Ed) Sept 6 4 White House, life in the (C) Wells, patent tube (Ed)... .Sept 194 "D. D. L." ...... Apr 16 Wells, tube Sept28 4 White, John D., on Colonel Welsh, Herbert, amongIndians Wharton ...... Apr 20 Dec 18 5 White League, reminiscence of Wesleyan Alumni Club dinner the ...... Aug28 Dec 16 5 White, Bichard Grant, as a West, Henry P., case of...Sept 4 1 musical critic ...... May 28 Westbrook, Alex., sent to jail.. WMte/iall Times and Til den Jan 8 1 (Ed) ...... Apr 7 Westbrook, Jennie, case of Whitenead, Cortland, made a Feb 19, 22 Bishop ...... Jan26 Discharged Feb 24 8' Whitman, Walt, and Oscar Wilde ...... Jan 29 Westbrook's, Judge, receivers, " Leaves of Grass," O'Connor oneof(Ed) May 11 4 on ...... May 25 Manhattan Railroad suits, Emerson and, O'Connor's re- and the.... Apr 6, 7, 13, 19, ply to Chadwick and "Sig- 21, 22, 29, 30, May 2, 6, 7, 9, ma's " reply to O'Connor ____ 12, 13, 14, 16, 20, 21, 26. 27 June 18 Beportof committee..June 1 1 "Leaves of Grass" condemned His reply to charges con- May 22 cerning Apr 19 2 Movement to suppress. July 15 Charges, Andre ws's May 14 5 Whitney, William C., on taxa- Vindicated (Ed) June 1 4 tion of elevated railroad West Indian notes."!Jan 1, 22, property ...... Apr 20 Mar 3, 6, July 30, Aug 7, 20, Resigns as Corporation Coun- Sept 3, Nov 12, 24 sel ...... Nov 7 West Point commencement Whitridge, F. W., onGonkling's June 3 2 "Greatness" ...... Feb 27 Appointments Apr 8 2 Whitridge, F. W., lecture, Colored applicant rejected.. Civil Service" ...... Jan 8 Sept 3 1 Whittaker, J. C. , court martial Fight, Cook-Scudder....Au£ 6 5 case, findings ...... Jan 4 Graduates June 13 5 Case, findings of court martial Posts of , July 13 2 Mar 23 Military department abolished Discharged from Military July 14 2 Academy ...... Mar 25 Discontinued Sept 1 1 Sentence disapproved.. .Mar 22 Trouble for, "another nigger" Whittier, John G. (Ed) July 31 4 "Autograph" ...... Sept 24 Western Rural forgers against Birthday, seventy-fifth...D«c 18 THE TRIBUNE (Ed)...... May26 4 Poem, " Longfellow " ..... A.pr 15 Western Territory, resources of Poem to Harriet Beecher (C) Jan30 2 Stowe ...... June 15 Wharton, J, G., arrest of..ISTov 27 5 Poem, "William Penn^'.-.Oct 23 Wheat crop, statistics of (C).. Visit to ...... June 18 Aug 29 5 Whitworth doctors ...... May 28 Begion, new (Ed) Mar 9 4 Wickersham.J. P., made Charge Supply and demand. (Ed) Sept 8 4 d'Affaires to Denmark____Apr 21 Yiela (Ed) Aug23 4 Wiggins, E. S., prediction (Ed). (See also Agriculture.) Dec 3 Wheeler, William A., declines Crush, trying to (Ed) ...... Dec 23 to serve on Tariff Commis- Letter to President Arthur, sion June 11 1 weather predict! on ...... Dec 22 Sketch of June 8 1 Wight, Russell, charges against Wheeler, De Witt C. and the Nov 23 Star Route cases (Ed) ..June 30 4 Exonerated ...... Dec 28 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FOB 1882. 155 W—Wilde—Winter. Date. Pg. Cl. W—Winter—Women. Date. Pgt Cl. Wilde, Oscar. Winter, William. Arrest of Oct 14 1 4 Memories of Longfellow. .Mar 30 5 Arrived i n New-York Jan 354 Poem, "Longfellow" Apr 2 6 Atlantic and Niagara, on the Poem, "William Warren" (Ed) Oct 31 4 4 Oct 29 5 Banco men, and the; Dec 29 5 4 Ramble in Eng] and Aug Book on America (Ed)...Sept 24 6 2 20, 27, Sept 3, 10, 17, Oct 1, 8 Brooklyn, i n Feb 554 Winter journey, France. (See Escapade in Baltimore Jan 20 2 2 Has sard.) Exhausted, thoroughly..Nov 27 3 2 Winterburn, G. W., smallpox Faith and an unpublished and vaccination Jan 23 2 poem (C) Jan23 5 2 Winterfelt, Baron, suicide of Farewell to (Ed) Dec 28 4 5 Dec 29 1 Guying of, by Harvard boys Winthrop, J. J., on the Hudson Feb 154 River tunnel Oct 31 5 Humor and common sense Winthrop, Robert C., portrait (Ed) Feb 21 4 May 22 5 Interview Jan 8 7 Wire-fence suit, decision....Oct 9 3 Interviewed (from Punch).. Wisconsin election Nov 8 5 Jan 29 4 3 Liquor question Sept 11 5 Joan Paul o n Nov 533 Schools Jan 12 6 Lecture, " Art Decoration " Wise.Geo. D.-Riddleberger suit, May 12 2 3 case in court Feb 21 1 Lecture, " English Renais- Witnesses, distorting judicial sance" Jan 10 2 3 methods June 5. 12 Niagara Falls, at (Ed) Feb 12 6 3 Wives'property (Ed) Sept 3 6 Reception Jan 652Wolfe, Charles S May 18 1 '• Transcendentality of Deliri- Wolseley's, General, campaigns um" (Ed) Mar 564 (Ed) Sept 1 4 Whitman, and.. Jan 29 4 6 Egyptian campaign (Ed)Sept 15 4 " Why we Laugh" (Ed).. Aug 18 4 4 Sketch of Sept 17 10 Wilder,Waldo H., death of.Aug 982 William, King, rescript Jan 812 Women. Williams College alumni....Dec 2i9 5 2 Bearded Apr 9 4 Williams, F. G., anest of.... Oct 151 " Beautiner " July 30 10 Williams, Roger, successors to Beauty rules June 11 9 (Ed) Novl9 6 2 Blue Anchor Society (Ed)Apr 3 4 Williams, W. W., on Dunnell.. Boston Oct 29 4 Mar 413 Boston, fifty years ago Feb 26 3 Williamson's, S., letter to New* " Changed Position of," Miss YorTc World Jan 26 5 3 Faithf ull's lecture Dec 3 2 Williamson, Stephen, on silver College education for (Ed)Apr 30 6 (Ed) Apr 542 Columbia College, at.. ..July 3 3 Williston Mills, sale of ... Feb 20 1 5 - Letter from Wassou Dec 1 6 Wilson, Collector, case of..May 18 2 5 Congress, Boston Oct 29 4 Wilson, James F., made U. s, " Culture," Adler's lecture... Senator from Iowa Jan 19 1 4 Mar 6 2 Wilson, J. W.