Item - New York Weekly, v. XXXI, no. 18, March 20, 1876

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Series:	New York Weekly v. 31 no. 18
Item:	New York Weekly, v. XXXI, no. 18, March 20, 1876
Contents:	The Old Minstrel and Peace (page 1) Molly Maguire, the Terror of the Coal Fields (chapters IV-VII, pages 1-2) Judged and Condemned (page 2) Silver-Sword; or, The Beast-Tamer of Segna (chapters VIII-IX, pages 2-3) Too Much Innovation (page 3) Advantages of Disadvantages (page 3) Large Words (page 4) Romance of Battles in '76: Hessian Quarter (page 4) How Arnold Escaped Capture (page 4) The Birthday Ball (page 4) Josh Billings' Philosophy: Dregs (page 4) I Want To Go A-Sleighing (page 5) Daniel Boone, the Thunderbolt of the Border (chapters IV-V, page 5) Captain Danton's Daughters (chapter V (continued), pages 5-6) The Dog Detective and his Young Master (chapters XXVI-XXVII, page 6) Lord, Break This Heart Of Mine (page 7) Was He Mad When He Married Her? (chapters XXVI (continued)-XXVIII, page 7) Lady Evelyn's Folly (chapters LXI-LXII, page 7) The Snake in the Dark (page 8) A Clever Disguise (page 8) The Switch-Tender's Story (page 8) A Catspaw (page 8)
Date:	March 20, 1876
Description:	Also includes: Pleasant Paragraphs (department), The Ladies' Work-Box (department), Items of Interest (department), Our Knowledge Box (department), Medical Department (department), To Correspondents (department), Etiquette Department (department); plus advertisements and short filler items (including "Decapitaton Puzzle", "The Grocer's Eggs", "Honors to a Dead Dog", "Is Poverty a Crime?", "A Rich Hermit", "Our Public Schools", "New Treatment for Consumption", and "A Breakfast Lost").
Length:	8 pages