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PED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

VyED D LINZ UT - LAlIOHIHS.
FOR LAGUAYRA PUERTO CABELLO CURACAO AND
MARACAIBO.
FROM Pier 80 East River.
SARAyAS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. saturday Dec IL
wednesday, Jan. g. 1893.
These AMERICAN STEAMERS specially bniit for tina
trade have very superior for
All ettoIs lnAi may Do sent To
steamers sa wall be daily forwarded providing thay are in
costu III sthnpel envelopes OF denomination sufficient II
cover tAc Uned postage OF cents per
f0r freight or passage appy To
BoVLlOS. LLlES = pAlg,Elsr. Ggaoral Mguneera
Az SssIis.
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HARLEM RIN ER BkANtu -...-.-,r, =,
4 NEW.A DIRK. NE'> HAVEN AND -iAlsi = II y AZ ~
Irs Icayo Harlem Eiyr station corner ~ 50 t.G
rturouye hlId euuc Bridge tclDs, j AZ 1ui 4'l'
Itraol td by rlld Avenue u. yaS" aroadl ay
4 tp = a. a. 40 and 500 D m for Port Nouns casanova
iOak Point hunts POINT Wes. Farms an Nest W',t
heste. Pelham Ba' barlow Nelly
I,gndt PELHAM Manor and "-R1cheue, conn ectlng a
NV pichr With FOR all poi - on the mann n OF
tho %cNl ork, NCW-ityen and Hartford Hai o5, AoIo
mo divisions, New. iuaIu " 90 etON H.
Si.;lr and ufle.d Branches And Boston and 81 points
East ,.-,-,.. - , -, t...-.,,7. % g,,-
b. ul-nt frain FOR Newlochee ard al inter i'''- s'a
films nt y 10 %. ln. tally except NOud VS. ,.--.-
ow Rochelle ana Hu int'theut' -t's
tl,s a 200 noon $3.50 tao latter tAll cohuecNH
AT Nrw Rol ae 10 tIa!ns 70 Grand Cent? ueP' AMI
~
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Ocean Steamers.

ped STAR LINE.
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
sailing from Newly and Antwerp every saturday.
BELGEN Ian Saturday. Dec. II, $50 a
ZEELAN saturday, Dec 10. $3.50 %.
Saloon 500 and 500. excursion. $40 500. second
Cabin so. excursion. $50. Strerage NJ lowest rates
PETER WRIGHT SONS. GenI Agts. 55 Broadway.
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TlIE BAY LINE

THE BAY LINE
For
OLD POINT ooSiFJRT. NORFOLK AsE THE SOUTH
Daily. except sundsys via PennsysIska 2sllieAA A9o
BIN. Cars through tS s:ea.nol's wharf
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NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY
~ Trains leave frou Chambcrjst. Depot for EugeY
Closter Fremont 7, $780, - NJ 800 1, $50
40 go $50 p. Il midnight. sundays T. a IN. and
YoSnSt. spring Valley and Monscy 7. 10 m. $50 p 10
: o "a
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For Youne Lalles-Conntrz.


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ERIE RAILMAY, now known as the NEW.

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW.
Il YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangements OF trans rom h1nuers-s Depot From 2Jd
M Daily except sundays Day "a press DTawugroof
coaches to blhkl3nton llnh1a IOruei syllo Buhal
Nlar "a ttls ana suspension Bridge tleepns CUachei
HornclSvlue 70 Cincinnati and ltufuo 20 Chicago
CO. m.-paiy. Chicago and st. Loms Limited fNpross" 4
snIl Pullman m % oi Day becluR aud Hotel coaches
NccVtr charge ior fat TINE. ArUYc, Mesdyir Z 10 a.
cleveland, 1880 ami Cmcnusu.-G5 p. NJ Chica 20
~ m-usty Bunao and Niagara Falls United" orrive1
luu'io 10 a. M 0uspc sion trigo ST. Tho most
popu a. night usin between Ncv ork ND Rufalo,
h. m uniy chicago Ehpress Tor the west 4 Sold
Train OF Pullman Day and sl.epng Coaches 10 Bnghamton
RUTHERFORD and Passac AS 5sJ 7jn 100 $50 1920 m
u noon Lao 3lg 44O 50 $50 G0 $50 7:3o lo:Op. m,
u mtinisht sundays 5A5 $50 1920 NJ. las, 6:jJ
raerson as ;.l5 52i $50 80 1920 m IL noon las
49, 40 $40 $3.50 G:l0 $50 100 $50 1890 D. W.. u
midnight. SUNDAYS 5!5 $50 1920 a. In. las 8 80
74a p. m. / midnight
$50 m, 300 500 % 500 500 $40 73o 1000 D. ~ and
midnight saturday nights ouy sundays 9I5 a ni-
20 $50 1920 Q, 10 $50 $40 80
warwick AS 7a5 lO:l5 m llS D. M sundays as a. IN.
Newburg and Cornwall 700 a IN. $3.50 4j0 Up IN. sun.
Roniout ana Kingston and Moutgomccy9 n u $3.50 D. m
Goshen IS $40 1850 1870 a NJ $50 $50 $50 700
$40 p SUNDAY $40 $3.50 1870 M $50 400 X D. m,
$50 D. m SUNDAY :45 $50 1870 a m $40 7 y m
The and $3.50 m trans connect with Now ork ON.
taro aud Weston Railroad at Manst The stops
Port Jarvis i.l5 100 1920 a H. $3.50 $50 7 8 $50
Boats leave 23d.st y y, 5:i5, G!I5 a M G.l5 m "a
G4S N every drjo5n minutes 5I5 N to io:i5 D m ever,
Tickets passage and apartments Drawing Room and
Sleeping coaches he oOttne and ord for the chcckn
Nos 40i or 957 broadway Isl Westst \ " No Court
st.. Brooklyn, or a. the Company Depota
''''' JOHN N. Abbott. GENT Passr Agent, Now.Yogk.
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South and West 1t than companies rates. ral %
nou " ga a. as cut Rate Ticket Oiice 3)7 BrOadwtE
neap nna,e gareage checked sleeDers reserved
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y ORWICU LINE.

= UKN TIII IT ' z. =, ,.-- -
Reduction Of f'rcs u III points BOSTON, 80 0cesler
6 So steamers Pier 60. Nortl River cot Oh aust
1evt er aboye Des0rOsscs street Very 1t iSO p H. d
except Sundd|
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Ocean Steamers.

NCUOR LINE 4. :. MAIL = STEAMSHIPS.
n sailing Weekly RON $eN,sio.ESi.r
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Musical Instruction.

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Sheridan and Sherman.

New Y,rk |or. hica y Herald
Brevity of stature in Gen. Phil Sheri.
dan. by the way. is caused by his leg,
alone. for he is about rs big as Gen. Sher.
man from the hips up. l saw them sit
ting side by side, on a hotel veranda AT
Manhattan Beach. aud their heads were
Oh a level The gallant hill Is not sensi
tive on the subject A girl came for
his and Sherman's autographs in
her album. and the generals
wrote their names She was not con.
tent. for she set her heart on q verse of
. sheridan 9 tide" in his own handwrit
ing. This he declined to grant Then
she began to question him about that ia
nous piece of equesirianism His an.
swers were polite but not rcve.atury.
NOW. zen. sherman, " she al length
asked, turning in pretty desperation to hiin.
what do yol imagine Ten. Sheridan sad
on mounting his steed,"
well. l really don't know" was the
response. with q qu!zzical glance down
at The legs Of his fellow. officer, who had
just got out Of a chair; "but maybe he
sad to his orderly. Shorten these stlrrup
hifaD,.'"
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Imitstions OF English sweIIdom.
Kans,s fftv Times.

Cor kansts fftv Times.
flewrort Is to the rest Of America much
what Louis NV is to Ben amin FRANK.
lin When one sees u fair lady driven
about in a carriage with four horses. the
leaders ridden by postillions. AID with
W footmcn Standing up bthind. one rubs
oIe $ eyes and LOOKS again to see 1T We are
ut somewhere else. any where else than
In republican imerica And when one
bears a ser ant address q very Common.
pace looking young man with: " es. my
lord. " one hcsi,ates 10 believe in the per
manence of democratic institutions. Bus.
and hiiadelpbia is another, but Newport
is the essence of all. Like the lrench
cook who wa ted fifty hams in order 10
get juice 10 make sauce enough for one
salad dressing. so Newpo,, takes many
cities in order To get the esseuce OF its
summer frivul,y.
went TO Newport with a man who was
very much irritated Ivy all he SAW. The
funkeys and servants, the parade of
wealth on every hand struck him as in
congruous The appearance OF a young
man at the Casino dressed in q beauti III
fitting suit OF while duck. with a pink
shirt and white collar, q light pink neck.
cloth and a light pink ribbon around his
hat and a pink flower In his button hoe,
made my friead wretched. He wanted to
throw water on him and did not cease his
bitter speeches Till the young man disap-
peared.
tdt why SO, I had no more desire to
spoil him than should have to cat. b a
butterfly and tear o. One of its wings. IL
q certain number Of men and women are
willing to go to Newport and bear great
expenses 10 make the place beautiful for
my amusement, why should l gibe at
them These people &c anything
else. Why he angry at a over because
It cannot Dig with a spadey 1t always
seems 10 me that = mar who ia quite con
tent with his own position. aud the hon
esty and usefulness of his own work would
not be irritated by the occupations Of
other people. There Is q faint Of jealousy
10 this disl Ike Of butterflies. What you
are quite Indifferent toyou cannot dislike,
and yon cannot love.
1t is those who neither hate us nor love
MS who torture us most successfully. And
/ fancy the i'll -conccaled indifference of
these fashi nable peonle is what most ir.
ri,ated my friend lie was nothing TO them
and he did not ike it. | was nothing TO
them and | did not care the price Of a
herring whether | was or not. And If
you are going to Newport with all sorts
Of pre- yudiccs Of q democratic kind in
your head you had better stop at home.
As we'll 60 to see Hamlet" with an in.
tense dislike Of gh SIS or to see Irving
with a temper alive to faults of manner.
Everything in this world Is to lie taken
with q thorough understanding before.
hand that it will taste better at some time
or other.
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BAD An ship.

III Van Ssntvr ord IN The Current.l
In spite Of the theory of a bad penman
WHO wrote a Spawning hand was it not
the first apoieonD that the Ioorer a
mans handwriting is The more character
il hhs. the ma GRITTY OF letter. writer's,
authors, scholars a..d journalists are en-
vlous OF the clerk and copyist with their
enc talent for writing & clear and beauti
iul ha;d. As \ nation. we have sadly dc.
generated in the art of using tie pen.
{ Ompsring the beautiful and uniform
aandwriti: & of the last century with the
SIX IN along. spider-track, rail. fence style
Of the present day, one almost re- rets The
fac, that the goosequill has gone Il Of
fashion and "a stu and W award writing
implement been substituted in its stead.
A fortune awaits the man who will in.
ven! a flexible writing stick-not q gold
pen tipped with platinum of some nun.
corrosi e material. II is so hard to break
in a pen. and having worn down The
points 10 suit your sty Z, they are likely
10 snap or splitter before YOU have tosse
oil y dozen ages Of manuscript Then
there is The annoyance of getting a fiber
between The nibs, Analogous to that Of
getting a bit Of meat bet ween the b..
cuspids at the dinner. table; ard nine per
sons out OF ten will wine the pen frantic.
all on the Occiput to rid it of the tlament
and catch q hair A new steel pen is as
awkward US a phcnomenally stiff C collar,
or a pair of new shoes. and, moreover. as
The average penman Is In continual danger
of "impaiing himself ON his own poi
hooks, perhaps the only relief is founG
in the typo. writer, which seldom betrays
one into u loose and slovenly style o.!
handwriting.
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Notice of n Proof.
Land Office at Deadwood, ID. T. !

Land Office at Deadwood, ID. IT,
September 80, 1885.
To Albert d. Crazy, who made ID. s. No. 1904,
aud whom ii may concern.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of lis Intention to
make final proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Judge. or
i'll his absence, the clerk OF the district court of
Custer county, ID. r.. at Custer City, II. r., on
Novc,nber u. 1885, viz John Van Sittert,
I)eciaratory Statements, No. 1O3D.
for the l. half of SW quarter, ana lot 4. section
Is, and lot l, section -, township 6 south, range
Z east, Is. II. NJ. He naines the low wit
lCsSes 10 prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of, said land, viz William
Enoclls, Edward Cole, Ed Wilson, Ilclbard Bond,
all of Buffalo Gap, DIT
J. r. LUSE, Register.
First publication. October 10.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-10-17
An English -, oper's" Success
It'd Bits.l

Jack Sparrow. the English "copper"" Is
pretty well known in the trade. and man i,
q dealer at his wits end to lind
. nay for q customer has been
known TO consult him general,
with success-though they have 10 keep
both eyes very wide open 10 avoid being
done up. Matching pairs Is his forte. and
the secret Of his success in this line is the
wonderful way In which he can carry in
his mind s 9, the make, shape. size, and
color OF he horse TO be matched. 90 that
II, when driving about in his high break.
or in the country. he sees q horse in u cab
or elsewhere that he thinks likely to suit
Mr.. 1 ash . black. bay or brown. which
he has been comm ssioned to match. lie
never leaves il until q deal is brought O :,
and in ninety nine cases cut of loo, when
the W are put together, they are found
to be as like IS W peas. and Jack parts
with his new purchase at u large profit
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-10-17
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF
Land Office at Deauwood, OAK

Land Office AT Deauwood, OAK, / ,
Sept z, 1896. =
To Roswell r. Patterson who made ID s 1883 and
Thomas " Furlong no made d 8 2l24 and to
whom ii may concern:
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
cd settler las filed notice of his intention TO
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the judge
or in his absence the clerk ofthe district court of
Custer county Ut Custer city D. OH Oct 26 1885,
viz:
Benjamin +. Ensingcr J.. s. No 252s for the s hi
ne qr and : hfnw or sec % tip SRI b NJ.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation Of,
said laiiI, viz: =.
Walter b. Hoag. william J.. Feather, and
Charles Bender. of French creek, ID. t., and
James Bender, OF Strater, ID. I.
J. y. LUSE Register
First publication Sept 10