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Special Limited and Regular Full Rate Tickets s
GARDEN CITY HEMPsTEAD-as5, 90, A. m. Las.
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s's3 800 1;o' so P m Sundays $50 go = m.
ees & day. PoHs saa s sh rom Long Beach
NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston Worcester Nashua Portland sni the Gas.
,"o nc" iiO' CITY OF WORCESTER
the syorie &c CITY S's OF BosroS ''an AL
above Dcsbrossesst Ferry daily saaays ate5 an
DIawas aoon cars are run Through MSn, eaass
London AZ An
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH R. K.
Stations ssd 3 s foot o'F'l'''
xnssy z. s Pn!ia RsiaHs
ff For me- e. Via pS hsaans
VIA t2 5A s m iga sS S SaadaSs
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stopping At Ocean drOve As5ury Parki s45s y NJ
mn s rem o Long Brsne OCEAN Grove End POM
Pleasant SUNDAYS tno' stopping at Ocean Grove Or As
OG For Lat.wood y" Toms River sarn.sas &c. paA
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
nig rsS. vii elve Grand tune " i
a m. Western NewYor. aud Northern Express With
$50 NJ Fast Limited CHICAGO Express with dining cars
Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving CniOiso o2Oa
ga ~ Lake George and Montreal Special with
drawing. room cara . &
dasua Rochester Buffalo and Rchheid spria-s connects
for sharon springs 49,. oo...o,,,~ o., nat. Ca.
toaa. GIen's Fails iG.' lake george and Kutiasd
Runs 80 through To- take george asas S cars
St. %oSs E8Pres Win Sleeping cars for Naa,
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati except Saturday Toedo Detroit
$50 m express with sleeping cas- to syracuse and to
Auburn Road also 10 Saratoga and Montreal
S NTH Sts sseVPf S5 ,J. ss.s
except Sunday. aud Clayton except Saturday, /
IL ~, Night Express with sleeping cars 10 Albany AM
with morning for the West and Nota
fickets on sale at arard Central Depot No Bowins
Green 252 Alb Broadway and at Westeotts EiPess
ces place and 1855 and 942 Broadway. New YORK,
and 1873 Washington and S64 Fulton ST. Brooklyn and ~
4thst Williamsburg.
BageaRe called for and checked from resi- fence.
These trains daily; all others daily except sunday.
IN TOUCEY. {. b. MEEhE6
Gen Sup't. Gen Passenger AGENT
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-F0r Providence,
i Boston and the East All rail from Graai Central
Depot Three express trains daily SUNDAYS exootsp o.
Boston AZ a m (parlor attAcls ~. and 10 m.
with palace seepingcars sundaysat 10 m w a pala:
Depot y. arrives at Newport 7a5 p m Pirore.n
r. w. POPPLE, AgenS
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NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston Worcester Nashua Portland snd the Gas.
INV " CITY OF WORCESTER
Without exception elegant boat sound
the avorite CITY OF BOSTON,
Pier 40 NORTH River OoLot Watts-st.
above DesbOssess Ferry daily except sundays st6l5
Drawing Room cars through without change 10
Boston Worcester Portland aui White Mountains from New
London az AN
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPE 70 vsIsr nSSrr'
"' WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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grelrnctlon.
CHARLIER INSTITUTE.
NETWORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
~ FORT WASHINGTON. N. Y.
Established 1894.
SuDerintendent-J0 II. HAYS, NJ.
REOPfNS SEPT A. 1884

REOPENS SEPT. A. 1888
Boarding the highest grade whose three fold
end and scrupuOusy followed Is TO mould az an early age
the intellect Will BY Obedfsnc and
the BY TstfgOn; separating these three great
requisites structon discipline regloa while htdnS Tor
every profession.
Situated Washington HeightS about miles the
Hudson reached by the sixth Avenue Elevated Road 10
165tl-st Carriages always In waiting or, by timely
notification the superintendent meets tao ARRIVAL OF any
beautiful and healthy pace-on emneDce com
manding the delightful more attractive sur
I0undngs not found along the rfame banks OF tho
Hudson. It's buildings unusually h0melike
There forty lana attached 20 IT, shaded ald In
terseced By Oak groves aaoding ample space for play
grounds.
French. German ana spanish spoken
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Law Schools.
lAKLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE

FOR SALE on FAVORABLE TERMS TO CLOSE
ESTATE.
In Norrst0wD Penn half hour from Philadelphia by three
elevated well shaded handsomely
laidou grounds Buildings large. well ventilated and adj
iraby adapted for school hotel other public institution,
containing about lao rooms Address
VIM. MCGEORG f.. IT.. 81 SOnth 3d.st., Philadelphia,
JOHN X. RAL>T0N, NOrTtst0wn. Penn.
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90 TRAINS EACH WAY wEEKDAYs, APPS
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WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
express Trains leave New.York Dssorosses AL p
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MRS. FERRTS'S Boarding School a heaatitui
WI country location: strictly sanitary pleasure 0lylhs
teaching chi dren SO per month"; 'o2 Ouihoys|'
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Dantins Ataoemles.

A Lien DODWORTHS School for Dancing,
IA No 68l Fifthave will reopen and classes com
mence on SATURDAY, October 20.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-08-04
Death of the Famous King Cctcwayo

News has been received rom Africa that
King Cetewsyo has been killed but no par
ticulars have come to hand.
The war waged by the British against the
ssvages led by Cetewayo, III Iululan' in
1880 was one OF the most interestn~series
of events that engaged the world : attention
tn year. Perhaps the saddest and certain
ly the most r-nlsntic episode connected
with the struggle, WAS the Ailllng oi TIE
Young prince Imperial ot France who had
offered his services Ia the English, After
the capture Of Cetewayo, Iululand was ap-
poftioned among thirteen chiefs. Three OF
them. John Dunn, Hsmm, or obam, the
kings brother. and IIbebu, proved crucl
tyrants and robbers who pllaged and
Killed the other tribes. The rest of the
Zulus pined for their captive monarch, 10
whom they were greatly attached. The
British government finally concluded that
the restoration of Catewayo would be the
hes, euarante. oi order and place, bn' the
Natal settlers protested clsmorouslv. Prey.
iOus To- his restoration the savage monarch
was taken to London Eng, To gitn,ss the
majesty and p)we, of the British nation.
He passed Ii. month of August lSS2 in
London, ano v.s then conveyed hack To
Cape Colony aud as soon a. the dii'Icul les
Wei. attai,s.,l, " as i.iu-ta,e,i ~ bi> Amy
dom. Since then he has been AZ war with
neighhoring trioCs, sn Amusement that has
at last cost him his life.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-08-04
NEWS CONDENSED.
~. W.lSHINGION NEUS NOTES.

The report of the commissioner Of the
general land office for the fiscal year end
ed June 3oth, 1883, will he completed in q
few weeks. 1t is said that il will show an
increase OF 20 per cent in the acreage OF
public lands disposed Of during the year,
or about 100000 acres. nearly halt, or s.
600 o00 were sold in Dakota alone. This
~ abOui double the number of acres dis
posed at IN DAKOTA tn. year before. The
report for the year ended June 80. 1882
shows sales amounting II over II OO0, 600 o (
acres, being al increase Of IS per cent. over
the sales of tho year before, AMI the largest
disposition of public lands in any preced
ing year The numb of acres sold in Ia.
kota during the fiscal year of 1881 ., Was 4 =
$50 9o acres. The acreage disposed o. dur
ing the fiscal year just closed is unpfeccden-
ted
Washington Special: The people OF Mon
tana are prepa ring to ask for the admis-
sion Of that territory as state in'o the
union. As the territory is democratic in
politics, its application is likely to receive
favorable consideration in the next house
but the republican senate may interpose n
bar. Speaking of the subject of Montana's
admission not very long ago, Delegate Mag
had become solely n political question and
he could see no prospect OF his territory get
ting into the Union pnti there should be
congress democratic II both branches.
Dorsey Ia an interview disclaimed re-
sponsibility for or knowledge of the recent
article in the New York Sun but be ad.
mitted that Gould and Huntington each
gave $50 GOO on the understanding that
Matthews would he appointed Ia he SUI
preme court, aud said $50, 900 of this money
was spent in Indiana and 80 O00 in Ohio.
He sdaIitted il CO.., 500 600 cash to carry In.
diana, charged Postmaster James with de-
liberate robbery in Eastern train mail
routes, and gave Wayne Mac Neagh a ter
rible sCorchng.
The treasury department has re-
ceived remonstrances from British au,hori-
ties against the return to England o. three
alleged panper emigr ,u,c, who were going
to friends in this country, who bad prom.
ised 10 take care of them, AMI which emf
grants had shown letters to that eff It on
their arrival in the United States. The
matter is being inquired into.
Commissioner Dudley has instructed pen
on agents 10 cover into the treasury all
UneSpeHded balances standing To their cred.
il on June 80. These balances will aggre-
gate about SI3, 81 J, $50 ana will of course
increase the treasurer's cas- balance bv
that amount. The amount named, added
To the available cash on hand at the close
Of business Swells that balance To aboIt
n5l0CnC00,
The disbursing officers of the national
bank and sub treasures have been instruct
Ell 10 refuse payments on any check drawn
by paymaster of the United States army
in payment for service o the officers or en-
listed men, unless the period covere by the
payment is stated in such check. This ac-
lion is taken in compliance with the request
nf no secretary pf war
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-08-04

j. s Rhem of Newbern, n. C., has 10
acres of peas, 100 of wstermelons, POO of
potatoes twenty three of cabbage. twenty
five of beets, seven OF canteiopes, SIX OF Gu
cumbers ten of turnips ten of tomatoes,
three of strawberries and five of radishes.
A short time ago Miss Mary Sexton oI
Boston. nineteen years Of age, a graduate o
he Boston Conservatory of Music. went Ia
Milwaukee and established herself there.
Last week she mysteriously disappeared,
and no trace of her has been found.
Pastor Powell OF the Flatbush, l.. L.,
Methodist church, drives his tricycle. to
Sheepshead bay, distance of five miles, in
half an hour, and after preaching sermon
he returns to Flatbush to preach tn his own
congrey CATION in the evening.
Hon. Alex Ramsey, president of the Nor
mon commission, has left for Salt Lake
CITY. to remain until the Utah election trans
pires The other members of the COM
mission are also en- route for the same les
tination.
Prof Samue Angbey, State geologist OF
Nebraska, and member OF the faculty of the
state university at Lincoln, is accused OF
forging Endorsements To notes sggregating
50 600
The wife OF the late Senator Jim Lane OF
Kansas died recently at Columbus. Ohio.
Citizens Of Lawrence, Kansas, will take
change OF the burial ot the remains IN that
| city.
| The will of the late Daniel Hersey o.
Nashua, n. H., bequeathed to Nashua $50
90 for a public library, the condition be
ing that the city purchase a suitable site.
John Boyle O'Reilly, the poet, is skilled
boxer and fencer, who can spar with th'
heaviest hitters, and measure foils with pro
| fessional swoi ,.s.....,"
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-08-04
The New Agricultural Editor

At . o'clock y. m. the first visitor
shove Il up AT the door OF tile office,
and pvke cordially invited him inside,
The farmer entered hesilatingly ani re-
marked that he bad expected to meet
the proprietor, with whom ho had an
srpointmcnt 10 discuss cusllage
II am IN charge of the journal y said
Dyke
90 ,ou are. Well. YOU seem to have
pretty clean office here.
"N,s," replied rykc. Hm about thlr
enslage EusllaGe /. prettN good breed
isn't it,
Breed exclaimed the farmer;
WHY -
Il mean lisa sure crop somcthn.
that you can RELY
Crop. Why il isH't crop at al,
"lrs. yes, know II lsu'ta crop,
said Dyke pcrspirng until hi~ collar be-
Pan tu melt away down the back os ms
neck. bat Won can do better and clean
er work with IA good Sharp "tSliaEe on
stu by ground, than
FAKE it for ~ulky ploW. DO You.
"No. no" SAID Dyke. ou dom
seem To understand ne. Now, u
farmer builds an cusl'aIe Oh lo"
ground ~
Builds an eu.ilaGe, Eau seem To
have got the thr2 mixed ny WA some
kird oi eranary.
"pshaw- no" said Dyke. ~ mus
make myself pm,uer. Nou zee this cn
/ sIiapr property m,xru witu Grc par
gunuo and three parts hynophuspihtt
of autimunv, with tlc addition u u lltti'
tanhark. and the whole Favored viii
| chloride of lime, make top dressing Il"
! strawberry beds which
"Why, eusisse int no manure
"No. certainly not" said Dyke. :"
/ know il is not often used M that way
| Gou don't catch my dIft. When J sal'
| top dressing | meant turkey dressing
! stnfling, YOU know for Than ksglNing-
Great heavens tHan, eHsilagc isn't
human food
! No. not a human food exactly SAT-
pnor DYKE. grinUn1 hike an alms' ous'
| IDIOT. ait isn't a food ai all In the tru'
sense of the word. My plan has alway
been TO lasso the dog With trace chain
and after pinuiug hs ears back with
clothespin put the cnsliage INTO MS nos
with pair Of tW,chcfS
"My good anIs. lou don't use en-
silage To- ring hogs. -,
The farmer slowly ar se, and Wit!
some evidence ot rheumatic twlnges II
his legs.
"Young man" he said soicmnly, "yo
are a long WAYS from home, amt YOU?
Yes" replied Dyke, dropping hi
ewes beneath the stern glances NJ tn
farmer. "In my ancestral halls IN EnI
land sad-eyed re,alners wearily watc
and wait for my return
eco home. Young man. 90 home &
your feudal castle, and While on you
way across the rolling deep muse Oh ~
fact that ensilage is simply canned foo
for livestock-put up expressly tor fam
ly use in silo, which IL nothing LEI
than air tight pit where cornstalk'
grass. millet, clover, alfalfa and 9th,
green truck is preserved for winter us'
as green and verdani as the snG edit'
of the Faru,, o. Friend and Cult'vator
Champion"
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-08-04
immoral Widow Pensioners

WASHINGTON, Special Telegram, July ~
The statement was made not 'on se' tha' y
clerk ia the pension office had I'd there were
a. many as 10000 cases w',re s''d'e
widows were lea liug immoral live, n ord TO
retain their pension, Of which III The event o'
their actual marriage they would bo d'prS H.
Gen Dudley, the comm-- --.oner of peu lon-
saws the statement j. false aud declares tua' 10
clerk in the peLsinn office A. any sncu
information. for no such IN ormR lon II hu wn
10 exist Instead Of 10000, there arr tot 100
of such cases known III" act OF coogrcs.
passed August. lss2, provid ns hat open and
notorious adu ltcrous cohsbi alton of wlio"
who is . pensloner shall terminate The pension
tho same a. il ac ually MARIE l. being
strictly enforced. The conmis-ioner further
says that the lrrce tag' Of franl IN procuring
pensions is not | 10 OF PER cent Tie
closest scrutiny and inv, stEa in into The
merits OF all claims are made by officers OF
the department
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-08-04

General Manager Marvel of the Manitoba
has issued circular announcing the con.
so'idation of the land and emigration de
partments Of his road, the consolidation TO
takr ,H,,t ..ua.1 O,i tiIa, NY a. "a, ,r,u-
" stated, A. r.. Johnson, the present emil
grafton, commissioner, relireS. The Consol-
idated department will hp under the charge
OF Land Commissioner Power The rooms
now occupied by Mr.. Johnson will be taken
possession OF bv the passenger department
The Chic 20 & Northwestern railway has
inst adopted new through freight tariff to
all points i'll the Black Hills via Pierre aid
the Northwestern Express, Stage Il Trans
portation company. The rates from chi
caco are. To Rapid City, OAK, - per 100
pounds. Fort Meade, s.; Sturgs City, -,
Deadwood, s. 25 Cook City, 81, Spear Fish
s. -; Central city, 50 % Lead city, $3.25.
san Francisco SPECIAL In view of posi-
ble competition i'll overland freight, it is
stated that the Central Pacific has decid d
To erect "a large warehouse and offices IN the
busi ness center of the city for Ihe conven-
ienCe of merchants. 1t is rumored that the
Nurthern Pacific has purchased large
piece of ground in the city for $1,000, and
is going 10 build large offices.
A corps Of Dubuque Northwestern sur
veyors, under the charge OF Engineer
Young. will start ont from Dubuque to sur
vey the country through which the pro-
posed line will run.
The gross earnings of the Northern Pa
cihc for the year ending June 80, are es-
timated at 3 900, UoO.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-08-04
SartOris and Gen. Grant.

An announcement in "a Green Bay paper,
by MIR A. Sar,oris" serves as reminder
OF the Bush scandal in which this scion OF
English nobility ii cured several weeks ago
Il also tempted au officer Of the law To men
,ion the tact tIat while the newspapers oc-
cupied their columns in airing he lady and
gentleman the officials were engaged in OBJ
tanning information and proof connecting
Sartur. with the adventures beyond a
shadow oi a doubt. This information, the
officer stated, was promptly forwarded to
Gen. Grant, and j. now ln bis possession
tor use hereafter, whep in his opinion oc-
casion dtmsnds. The scandal continues
fresh m the minds Of the people here, mary
of whom manifest y morbid desire To learn
the present Whereabouts Of Mrs. Bush An
impres. ION has galt ed With tnra that the
lady did not go directly Ia England from
Chicago. ont still fingers in the United
: ateS Hence their curiosity.