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The New York herald., 1876-07-17
OTHER SUBSCRIPTIONS.

Tom Collins, only poor boy, but bound to do some
thinc for Custer, 10 cents
james II. Stevenson, late captain Company c, First
New York Q.iEcoln) cavalry, sends s. to the Custer
fund.
A Poor Boy sends 10 cents for the noble cause.
Bootbiack hopes his 10 cents Will be received cheer
fully.
Heda, Amy, Gertrude, Arthur and Willie send, each,
Is cents from their Saturday nights pennies.
Moses johnson, of Salem, N. Y, sends 81 so con-
lributcd in sums of ten and fifteen cents
H. ) b., OF Adams n. Y, gladly sends 81 for so
noble
Grand Stand, OF Brooklyn, sends 81, wishing it was
. thousand
William Henry Roberts, poor ofice boy, cannot
press his tor the gallant Custer and sends
cents toward his monument
Willie p Moreton, schoolboy, sends ten cents all
be afford.
Leo Ware, another schooiooy, sends ten cents wish
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navy flannel Shirt wide brimmed high crowned
felt hat, dark corderoy brccches high cavalry boots,
with loug Mexican spurs aud ho scarf about
his neck. by wiich lac could always be known his
thoughtful, always looking for the wei.
fare OF those under his command. When IN presence
of the enemy ne "lion y always in motion FIRST
the 'front.' then 20 the right and left, but always
with purpose 10 view. Presently would discover
the cnemy's weak point, his huglos would sound
band would strike up some Inspiring air and, at the
head Of his DIVISION he would charge down upon the
foe like tornado, carrying everything before him
do remember instance of his meeting with dis.
astcr aud defeat He took Wilson's dyIsion when
had tho worst reputation Of any tho Army OF tho
Potomac and two months IL was the sstracKn
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to the death He attended to their wants In camp,
and saw that they were supplied with everything
rccdfnl for health and comfort The horses OF his
DIVISION always looked WELL and he constantly
inspected them that they we're not neg
,cclcd. When Boots and saddles sounded Custcr's
always IN readiness 10 mount and away
On the march Nc selected The best road TO be found
and always had his 'front.' TANKS and protected by
sklrnislers and his ranks well closed up He used
every means his power TO become acquainted with
the country aud It's inhabitants, and always kept
efficient corps OF scouts for tbc purpose OF obtaining
Information OF the enemy and his movements
COSTUME.
lie always rode iicry charger, aud his arms con-
sisted p very long ssbrc. which he had captured
from the enemy, and heavy revolver His Geld dress
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OARSMEN AT ODDS.

George Eng,chardt, tho champion single scuIl
man, and Harry Curtin another athlete, had quarrel
on Saturday night the Twenty ninth precinct and
settled the difficulty by rough and tumble light on
tho sidewalk. They arrested by ODiccr REILLY OF
the Twenty precinct and locked VI In the Thir.
iy.cghtn strcsi station. Both OF thom gave their
George Jones, and said they engaged IN
the publishing business. When they were arracncd
before Judge Duiy, at the Washington Place Police
Court they each fined 80 Tor disorderiy conduct
Engchard paid the lines for himself aud Curtin, and
walked out Of court thanking the judge
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A MITE FROM AN. AsPrRANT.
New YORK, July IA, 1875.

70 THE EDITOR HERALD:-
am only poor boot black and sometimes news
boy, but have saved 10 cents aud want to give it. 20
The Custer fund. Cause Custer boy once and
now he Is a dead hero. Mebpe he dident used to get
cuIcd round by every body but he had grit cnu DC
n solverd. Ii was man wood be sodycr II all
Of boys and the boot black boys ol New York
will give 5 cents and all OF the boys what's got good
bones and folks to keep EN- up will give 10 cents
CESS Custer would have a buster mister editor don't
vit no chance to learn much but got big hart Tor
good deeds and who knows mebbc | will be hero
fore | die enny how | mother in hcvcn with
gencrl Custer and pleas take my 10 cents Tor monu
ment JOHN OWEN, IL years old.
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THE STYLE OF THE MONUMENT.

TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD
am poor girl, but like what you gentlemen call
pluck bravery. Poor General Custer had plenty OF
It. am sorry he was killed so by those ugly Indians.
lncosed send ten cents. Let every girl and boy do
The samc and fine monument can be raised What
about the poor widows of the soldiers who butch
cred Will you allow me to propose that the monu-
mcnt to be raised shall consist of magnificent build
ing be called the Custer Monument Home' for The
widows and children OF all soldiers who may be
killed in our with the Indians Money enough
be raised to endow it. and have no doubt but this
style of monument will be received with greater favor
than pile OF stone brass remain yours,
MARY MUNRO,
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CUSTER DURING THE WAR.
SKETCH OF THE GALLANT LEADER OF THE THIRD
p1vIs1ox-THE EMBODIMENT OF cHIvALRy.

PHILADELPHIA, July 16, 1876
am at present engaged in writing history of the
First New York -incon cavalry, in which served
adjutant and aitorward captain OF Company Q. Tho
regiment was the first volunteer cavalry which the gov
authorized to be raised IN lsG to aid In sup
pressing the Southern rebellion When sheridan came
TO the Shenandoah Valley where we had been sta
STONED tho battle Of Antietam regiment
attached to General Custcrs command and served
under him to the end Of the Lieutenant Colonel
T. II. Bailey of our regiment, provost marshal OF
the cavalry corps and had good opportunity Of seeing
much Of the leaders OF the divisions and br.gaics. He
sent little sketch Of each few weeks ago and
orward the one relating to General Custer, which will
be read with interest at this Lieutenant Coonet
Bailey says
SKETCH CUSTER.
General Custer s, IN my opinion, the most brilliant
cavalry lender tho war has produced either
Hc possessed ali the requisites o nrst class cavalry
officer being young robust, active quick 10 hnk and
act cool IN the presence OF danger splendid horse
man aud "a hnc swOrdsman, with an eye like the
eagles and heart that knew tear. lie good
lactcian, always handHng lis troops splcndidy, aud
was very lamiliar with the army regulations Tie had
the tscuity OF inspiring HIS men with enthusiasm.
which lew generals possess, and they would follow hum
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ONE DOLLAR AND SUGGESTION.

TO TIE EDITOR OF HERALD
Enclosed please find 81 toward Custer monument
m commemoration or the greatest cavalry officer
Sorn-a who always rode at the head OF his men,
hereby suggest that the United States government
houd keep its possession the plot OF ground where
Custer and his comrades found riddcd with tho
bullets Of tho cursed Sioux, and that it would be
moro than right for them TO erect monument the
spot as to show future generations how she remem-
bercd her sons. f. +. G.
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HARD TO FILL HIS PLACE.

NEW YORK, July II, 1876
70 THE EDITOR or HERALD:--
IncIoscd please find ten cents toward the Custer
monument would willingly give more toward 1t,
but ain unable to do so on account OF being out OF
pmploy mcnt for he last five months. have been in
the for the last thirteen years and IN the
1873 was on tho Yellowstone expedition with him.
]nd consider him brave and gallant officer, who
always ut the head of his regiment and his loss will be
deeply felt in the army and his place hard to I'LL H.
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CUSTER AND GRANT

From the Fond du Lac wis Commonwealth
Had Sheridan been killed by the Indians instead n
Custer President Grant would have published an adj.
dress the subject But for Custer who made sberi-
dan, and did more than any man to make Grant
President. the sitting Boil Of tho White House has
never a word TO offer. May be shame because OF his
heartlcss of the noble Custer, when last In
Washington, Keeps his mouth closed
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BRAVE CUsTER's REWARD.

NEW YORK. July 10, 1916
TO THE EDITOR HERALD
Seeing in the HERALD OF Sunday many subscribers
toward the erection of brave Cusers monument,
cannot let II pass without adding a small sum-tcn
Cents--and also my deepest sympathy.
T. S-rhc good which man does is never lost
II men forgot 1t, God remembers and rewards H.
CHARLES SINGER
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A LITTLE BOY WITH LARGE HEART.
mi

TO THE EDITOR OF TIRE HERALp:-
Papa gave mo $40 this morning for my pocket money
during the VACATION aud send II to you to help build
the monument to The brave Custer and his gallant
] am only little boy of ten; but when go back to
my school at ST. Johns will try and get our boys 10
contribute for think everybody ought to show how
much they mourn the loss of such splendid soldier
GOUVERNEUR NORRIS CARNOCHAN.
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The Peoples Contribution to the
Monument Fund.
PERTINENT SUGGESTION FROM A YOUNG LADY.
Sketch Of General Custer at the Head
of the Third Division.
"REMINISCENCES OF THE WAR.
Friends and Enemies on the
Embodiment of Chivalry."

&Relow win be found the contents Of few from the
many letters received yesterday. The sentiment per-
sading them is OF unms,akable admiration and
gret for the man who SO often led his victory
and only met defeat in death.
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OUR coUNTRY's LOSS.

OswEGo, July a. 1876
70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Please accept the enclosed Sl) toward the monument
fund tor the noble, brave aud fearless Custer. de
plorc, with the country, his sad fate. ANNIE.
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THE voxEs FAMILY CONTRIBUTE.

HAMILTON, Ont, July 10, 1919
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
have this day sent you check for 800, being a
contribution OF the Wakes Family the Custer Monu-
ment Fund The Vokes also offer their service, one
night New York tho lst of August for the bene
tit Of the widows aud orphans Of the soldiers who
their lives with General Custer.
JOHN P. SMITH, Manager
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Camp of Goose Creek
Sibleys and
. Retreat of Sibley July O.
K Attack by Sioux Cheyenne Sibys Party,
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The Custom House politicians met in the
Cns,on liouse ye,tcrlej TO make out slate for the
new Central COmriitoo. Co. Carrie, s. spencer
derncn Billings and rnckuey. eH.Mayor Opdyko.
Gen. Burns. Collector Archibald, Col Joc W. Mason,
Cob A T. Ket,hum, Thomas Y Geary. ulgc WAC.
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suggested that dosing and trcatllg other mon y
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ton OF the New York Elevated Railroad Company
Ths undersigned Commissioners sppoint I'd under and
by virtue OF orders made ia the ABOVE natter at the
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piano iron frame, stool coyor. 2S tl.' 80 d"
HTAGNIFICRN ~ octavo ro,csu.-i m1Ionss
IA only tll1, HHs cared logs AZ 60 hO'' 80 ~
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DIANO-, manufacturers price, s2oo, ia'IAl mon"
ClBlV's 6hav AID "a"
800 ,A,o\ UrRIi; plane ~ oerf, ,. or 'l,
$50 g. mon,hly kRAKAukt. d2 h'"'N.
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NOR SALE slorses. young nud louu 2. N fof anI
Il on mess $50 80, go, IL Lsprnarl ~, r'aDe
ENOH SAl.E-A Jack donhey arl $50 nOrss Al
Il AMkhi'S slrd store, lld BuNcrY, cheap.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-18
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