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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23

uy,HE TARIFF OF 1888" pamphlet o, 20 large pace,
living rates OF duty In force In full together
Win lie ente Free List and other valuable Tariff inor.
nation Timely for reference, aud absolutely correct
Price le eeuts sepy. fsDHshea W AAs Ai'DuI''
ken.Yefk
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Citp prorrr:p Go Est,

NEW ,ix.story building. o5x1oo. <3s Pear)-st. 70
Art rutland 4 WHITING. Beezman-st
ITO LFT.-330 Lexngton.aye. In nice order mmeai
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Steamboats,.

A LBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE
~ Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
Pier IL. North River, foot % Cauals, at T. NJ. daily
(sgndays excepted Freight received until the hour Of
departure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23
DoNDOrT AND KINGSTON. landing a

ID ONDDTII AND hINT0 IUN. IHDUINE 1T
IL Cranston's Yves; PonO, Cornwall New0ure, Mari.
No. Milan pouchkecpsie and Esopus connecting with
so, and lei are and -oney Glove aud CatskI Noun.
tqin rafosd S eamers CITY OF KINGSTON anu AN Is
Of Hsrrson-st \. r, except SATURDAY, when CITY OF
KINGSTON ltatrs a. ] y. NJ On Ala altcf ION Will
80 NJ 4 A. m saturdays ! y. Election Day.
Stc,uer CITY OF KINGSTON Will leave at d. sharp
Free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23
proohIrm propsrtr for Sale ano 20 f'

plot OF lots 75x2oo for sale De Kabsye ne, near
Il sumner ave. Brooklyn kULAND "niiiN''
Beeknsnst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23

Business ']rouertp for Sale ano o Ert
DUIIprNCs STORES. LOFTS AND OFFICES TO
ID ITT on Beekrnan. Ann, Fulton. John, Pear WIZ.
lam Na~su and IN the vicinity. hOLAIO
WHITING, Be.kmsn-tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N Y. CITY.
pstef Kaher s1425o
Dakin Referee to Joseph II Kitchel and ano o.
Hesth-sve E $ 8 It n Of land Of Fordham Morris
VIE to Amy R Shaver 10000
Patrick Gallagher to samuel Llenthai 10000
6thave. No. 9. sol; Stanley a. Dexter. Referee,
+ Woin %. COO
K'Sert Sampson ana wife TO Jos ? PayteR 10000
J. Wright and vile to wifiei j. wrrst y $4,000
Charles z cleveey >. -.'s'' 80. 10 500
to William Rankin N'OO' 1900
East F Pfeirer and vile to peck . . 134oO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23
Financial.
NATIONAL GAS
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
STOCK rOBE SOLD AT $3.50 PER
SHARE Until NOV. 2f Inclusive.

1t has been demonstrated that not only Is me pre
o,vned Nv this Company best for small Gas WorA
s IN ian be 50 easily applied small expense put ], MAJ
isen demonstrated that IL Is the best lot Age
yxop.s who're Gas Plant Is now III olettauon' u
th~v viii save from 30 per cent OF haphlhA " 10
adoption. 1900, T., .uo,.fous advertisq rents this
Connarv nroposes TO ee the licenses for dIeIeht oa'
Ia ir~ ioupanies formed in each, and rscelNlhg
abe aoUnt Of cash sides fair proportion Of s'ocA OIL
such Companies . - ,.r &, tho sale 90
several States theI" appears to be no o9u
The Company will the payment Oh = All
DIVIDEN DS ON JAN. l. BESIDES thls ~ - 10
a. dixie one-haf OF stock received AMONG he
stoc khoders this Company From present lhulc
based on options already given out an equa nunDe OF
shares should also received from this source naks
100 PER CENT OF ADDITIONAL STOCK WITHOUT
FURTHER COST. go , , =,
IL is believed that the stock will be worth and be
selling al its par value S1O BEFORE JAN. l, making
tie Increase nearly 100 PER CENT IN LESS THAN
80 DAYS The capital stock Of the Company Is 81 0oo
COO full paid and unassessable, PAR NALI f. $40 Or
gained undr the laws Of NewJersey 500 600 Of the
stock remaining thu Tres ury. w. ;. CHI AMBIli
LIN President; JAMES GILFILLAN tex-United
THIS STOCK WILL BE SOLD At s. 50 PER SHARE
UNTIL TOMORROW SATURDAY NIGHT. GER
TIFICATES CANNOT BE ISSUED FOR LESS THAN D
SHARES
ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS AND MAKE
DRAFTS AND CHECKS PAYABLE TO
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Siflmtodis
4 IS TO BOSTON
\. FOR FIRsT-CLAsS LIMITED TICKETS


4 SIS TO BOSTON $500.
FARES REDUCED.
FALL RIVER LIN E
Reduction 10 ali points PlLI KIM ana fisO
DENCE leave PEI %. y r.. foot Of Mufrsy-s at : so
u m daily SUNDAYS Included Connection by Annex boat
fiom Brooklyn ana Jersey CITY at p m os ne,
furulng trains connecting with steamer lraee
days at p M sundays p. n s,eaH H h hss1
Out the wear and staeroons secured az Llnepd
transfer and ticket Offices, on Per > ana On steamers
A-TROY BOATS.-Lighted throughout ny
~ electric lights connect with trains OF DELAWARE
AND HI DsON and FITCuBI re Railways steamer
cI9ATOGA ~ CITY or TROY leaves Pier "A, n IL,
io Chrstophsrst, daily eNctf saturday p n Su"-SJ
steamer touches a. Albany. SldlcIOOn-S ""'N'--
, ENTERTAINMENTS FOE THE NtW.YOIsS TEIB
a i,s.I, WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE .I'IOWN
oTFlCTs No. /. 23s Broadway corner Thrty-hrst-st,
,,it - N $50 broadway. between Twenty second ana
Twenty third St.. until p ~ 20 West Twenty third
Tiehth-9yc l52 SiNth-aNe lO5 fou IA ave-
corner Fourteent.s 700 Thrd.aVe corner Forty :sy
Third-aVe., near SlA3 niet-ht l, fUo
Ii,n, ayco 106 West Fortysecond-st Ninth ave. and
Sixfy'eiehth.st and 60 Liberty, ST., and the HARLEM
oFtTCF ISO East One-hundred and twenty NTH ST.. up
to 8 y. M at regular rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23
REAL ESTATE.
prsINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE

I'm addition 10 the JOnA sale at the Real Estate En-
,hanse yesterday, d. p Ingraham Co sold under fore
sleure No. s4s East One hundred and hfteena.st west
:: 3 I5c'a 20 asD@saS % w. .s.,n,o,. .,
Hcny S Valentine 81 acres Of land at is:ip L. co l.
i Mas M knGeH(e s aSa soS No SO GTeenTicavS c
s building Win s Sry S eS nm CHARLES ri sD SIMPSON es oH ~
New-YOrk. Thursday. Nov o. ISIS:
The following sales were held at The EXCHANGE anu
Au'a'n ''''" By ); p. Insranam Co .., ,,s,n..t
oSis'Sfy Of 0i istaSs lot 25Siool j. Mcdonald
sl%i'" By A. H. Muller & Son .,,..
The late Joshua Jones q sSSs Ss'. ~
100 .%d s sssS T St lss 81 G Sssss
3 g s,Ssss % q s sBISs
s sSss Rsssi $3.50 81 sS
lS1 ssa ,SSye % coz SA 7sh
5000 d " wiz 10, iC sOx No. ~ r
f itiss $4,000 iSS Similar S us
Ms ss saeoso P similar house win lot Ne rs West
slihst adjoining above lot 3oNlG2 e West 18th Tah
!: sdinns above George starr s2S 2GS
w!; ;ss. s SSS ; sSa7s
lIs West 4,ns adC9 Similar soG Sca lot w aSs
lot w.s 7sthst adjoining above n lot 2S tS i9
n n M @sss HIS adonins above
ss5o similar y, hSSss VIII LOT fd SI i2O
s2SIoo similar house. with lot No l31 West 75ta-
st. adjoining above, lot 20xlo2 w Luyste 20, sou
similar house. with lot No 1873 West !4thsh aaoInrng
shove lot 2Skio2a Tawb.eE saeoSo s SbSYs
s ss scsi Na lG " L Luz
with lot 1S7 West 74th.st adjoining above !ot sVs
1922; p. Marshall. s2oo5o similar house o WITH
lot se West si,hst I'd dining sOSys lot 2Osio Id
r Of sshaae. 5sSlos each j. Rcthsehlid 90 400
lots on 75th-st adjoining above 2oxlo22 eaen
otnser Brohs5s sss on ASs sehwsrtr
i42s00. lot SHAVE cor sssnsS 20 soSe
25 0x10o; purchaser. $4,000 lots on Sus"e,
f ss On Slave ave. cor gst Is xiSo
son s25, 100 lots on sh-ave, adjoining above Zooh
100 each Mr. Oppenhemer, s4s $50 "a lots ms I4th'
o. between 9Th and 9th aves 2sxlo2 eacn n wor,
SIh-st between sth ami 9Th ayes 25x1o22 each F de
wessnann 500 600. lot on 9th,ave cor 14th-s!'
25 sxloo c. McCroken, s27,2 $50 lots on 9thaye az
Joining above, IS 6x10o each same purchaser as 90
lips siS95o / lot on 9thave 75th.st 5sx1ooi
A. W. Fraser. so5 100 lots 9th-ave, adjoining
above. IS 6x1o0 each same purchaser $40 600 lot
on sth.sve, n 75th-st 25 SX100 C. w. Luyster,
Mcsorley, $4,000 lots 9th:sve, adjoining above,
Is. ex1o0 each; Bookmsn ESQ 600 lots, 8 West
r5;h-st, 100 It OF 9th-ave. 25xl02o each B. Sands
$4,000. lots adjoining above, 25x1022 each; A: J.
each; p J. Grummond. s2s, $50. three-story and
story buildings with lot, No 90 Greenwch:ave s.
ISL Of 13h-s, lot 2zxs4x irregular xs3 Charles
Sale OF the dwelling with lot No 2G5 West 71sst Q
Of West Endsve, adjourned 70 December @
LONG ISLAND PROPERTY.
BY VIM. Kennedy E. Brother
BIZ acres Of land At West Islip; 7. NJ. Mtlspaugh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23

NORWICH LINE. .,,.., To Ro,,oD.
~ Favore inside route Fares reau,e 9uctiaH 10 al
Sonts Fast steamers leave Pier 40 Noft9 Isvet iyy'
- Xyatf.,t next pier Desbro--e~sI let, uas,
sundays excepted at 80 D m Tickets ana sa n i
srcf1'ef al ilfcIal ticket Onice- ~ NF"-i0lA s''4
Rronel vn at or &c on per, and Oh steamers - ,.
Westcotrs Il press viii call iof ana .htyK paFg@se
from hotels and residences u W. bi.AD'' nb'"~
N-EW-UAVEN.-Ste leave Peck-shp
Y IPer o5 T. r. OF 3 ,. and II ,. m (sunlays eA,
crtedl Steamers arrive in time for early trains north ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23
Drp Goods.

. OOO CHINA Goat Rugs. 81 % Extensive Assort
C,OUO menrs Gray Black white, Selected SIX ns
sp.s.d Prices; Cipetngs Mattings. LlnoieuEs
ANDREW LISTERS SONS. al broadway.
4 DVEETIsEMFNT FOR THE NETWORK TRIB-
"A UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES No. l. OBS Broadway, corner Thirty nrst st.,
until D. ~ Broadway. between Twenty second and
Twenty. third sts until D. m 27O West Twenty-thr1
St. E!ghth-ave. Ioe sNth-ayc 1873 FourthaNe..
corner Fourteenthst 76O Thirtsye., Forty
enth.sr; lo2o Third'sye. near sixty rrstst 7os
FfsLaNe. 100 West Tor -econc-st Aigth-ave. and
Sivtyeighthst. and 90 LiberiY-st. Rni tire HARLEM
OFFICE 100 Fast hundred and Afth st.. up
% . 2. m. REGULAR ratea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23

TEiTED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
~ FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LINEKFOOL
Leave Pier 50. n r. foot Of Kingst
WYOMING Tuesday Sovem6ern ~ 10 80 N.
WMGfss1c0NssIN TUESDAY, Dec. H. II 90 a. m
WrvIDA . Tuesday. Dec. Is. 80 a II.
ISYr%1NG Tucsday January l. 4 30 a m
Cabin psssaee ESQ, eco ESQ and 500. Second Cabin.
eSo xh1 90; NpEEIfiI,L CO.. s5 Broadway. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23

D. HOPE, i21 Liberty-st. makes speciality Of
"A. NewJeisey property Farms houses and lots 10 sell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23
Railroads..
ID iNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after November 10, 1883,
GRAND TRUNK LINE

W GRAND TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYOrk, via DesbrOsses and Lortandt
Streets Ferries, follows:
Harrisburg Pitts6urg the West, with Pullman Palace
i m daiiy NewcYork and Chicago Llmltei OF Par.
for Dining. Smoking and Sleeping Vestibuled Cars at
IIisw.1oft Lock Haven 90 a m, 100 p m Cory
and Erie 90 p m, connecting at Cory for Titus
For We Lebanon aa ~ 100 M 30 p m and 1a IS night
For Norristown Phoenixvile Potts0wn and Reading.
II 100 a.. M. 100 . 100 and 200 p m Saturdays
Baltimore Washington and the south. Limited Wash
lngton Exp-ess Of Pullman Pator Cars daily except
and daily with Dining Car at 3 40 P; m, arrive Wash
nsSn 90 co. ?s 3S aad 60 % loo a a9d y 70
night sunday, 6:15 and . 90 a NJ. 80 and 100
For Atlantic city and ,fage Nay, 100 m week DAYS
Stations Va Railway and Amboy 0 10 m. 10 100
noon, 20 and 90 p. m On sunday GAS
For a cd Paint and norfolk via New York Philadelphia
and Norfolk Railroad 90 p. m. daily; via Baltimore
pos ad q Bay bt o 80 ne with all
trains at Jersey City, afordng speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains New York. Desbrosses and Cor
iandt Streets Ferries, follows:
90 20 g. Co. Chicago Limited with Dining Car, and
ggos o "a'Anss So e. 80 1d and and Il ID
nlght. Accommodation, 8 80 aud II 10 a NJ, 40
i f@? rs j. night IT, Accomms alton. p. m,
Trains leaving NewYerk daily except S sunday a,
sunday s9.nsss a. .1 Te az. for camden
Tcsss oe sa and foo, Of beseGoses and
Court-s snd Brooklyn Annex Station, foot Of Fulton
St, Brooklyn station Jersey Clyi Enngrah' TICKET
Tho New-York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hoy, and residences p voon
Ni General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23
WHITE. STAR LINE. -, ,,vrppoor

NJ HITE STAK LINN ,,,,,-,nnor
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL. str MFRS
60 LTTC, CapL Dawson, "sanesday Nov rs noon
1 tTRiA ATtn CAPT Cameron Wed, Dec - p m.
ppIT'1TNIC Capt Parsell. Wed. Dec 10. 80 a. IN.
From WHIT, star Dock Zoo, OF West ioth ,,s ., "a
,,e Oh Conry 500 a limited numbe: 0. second cabin
nassepeers carried these outward $50 and
sss neeuaid k35 excursion SOS Conpanys Ofdce No
30 49, Sew.York J. BRUCE IsMAY. Aaent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23
BE r M UDA.

The Land OF the Lily and the Rose,
HAMILTON HOTEL.
Open from December until May
For circulars etc. address
WALTER AIKEN. Proprietor,
Hamilton. R.rmuI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23

DED STAR LINE. .ynp,p,s
Railing fron Newly and Antwerp meeKlJ.
IUYNLArD Saturday November % ~ D. m
SATURDAY. 20. Tn'er /. = 30 D. H.
Cabin rates First Cabin 800 AM uDwid. EAen a.
eIO aud pgards Second Cabin $40 Excursion az ana
! $50 staTrags ~ very low rates -.,,o ,e.,,
sTSir vSicIHT SONS Cent Agts. Bowling Ofee'I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23
ccetnres ano nleetinas.

COOPER UNION-Free Saturday Night
~ Lectures. in the Great Hall az O'Clock NoyEM.
BIER "a the lecture will be delivered by MRS ALICE
LIE PLoNGEON, Eastern Yueatan."S illustrated
No tickets required
No adndttance after o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23
Ccnntrn Drupertp for Sale ano Go fet


-
D. HOPE. i21 Liberty-st, makes a speciality Of
"A. New-Jetssy property Farms houses ana lots TO sell
ana rent
.GrNCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-HandAoms residence.
a ana building for houses 70 let season or
year. CLARENCE ID. TURBs Bcekmsa.st- N Y
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK TRIB-
"A UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE UPTOWN
OFFICES, No. / 23S Broadway corner Thlrty-hrstst,
until D. m $50 Broadway between Twenty second and
Twenty.thrd sts., until D. go West Twenty third
ST. corner Eahthsye 1872 sixthaye 153 Fonrth.ave.
corner Fourteenth 100 Third-sve corner Forty sew
eIth-ss 1o2e Thrd-aye.. near sixty-rrst-st 70s
Jirst-ave. 100 West FOrtysecond-st Ninth-ave ami
k'xty-eghth.st, and 80 Liberty;st aud the HARLEM
OFFICE $50 Fss. One hundred sDd-twenty hfthst.
o p at regular rates
Tor SALE IN ORANGE. n. J.-Three wellloeated
Il dwellings; all cOnyeniences; city water; one OF II
rooms stable Sc 500; OF rooms corner COTTAGE
- 700 one OF stable, acres, Slz coo.
EDWARD p HAMILTON 4 Co.. SO Broadway, n. Y.
once 80.
NrONTCLAIR, n. J.-Chaming summer and winter
~ home modern residence bedrooms; every eiY
convenience attractive grounds; yearly four acres two
annie stable. Further PARTICULARS EDWARD
i. HAMILTON Co, 96 Broadway Office "
NtoNTCLAIR REAL ESTATE AGENCY-Houses %
wi st: handsome sale Al moderate prices
PARSONS L TAYLOR 10 Cedar-st. N l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23
Credr Gieamem.

NSSw.YoaK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
.'- per 40. North I.Ne-
FAST EMPRESS MAIL SERVICE
,,-sa Nc =. : a. ~ Etruna, Dec. - 7 30 a. m.
IEciiuaa 1ler 3 u L. serNl, 70. = 30 j. IN.
f,Snh~a Dec Q a. Umbrla. Jan. 5. q. N.
ETrania. Dec 10 3 p n, Botnaa' Jan ~ 2 $50 D. N
eccrsre tickets % AID all parts Of Europe at very
low rates For freight and passage apply ~ the company
.epce RowlIuc Green. New York.
oIu's 'VERNoN H. BROWN & CO.. General AgentA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23

~ oPDDEVTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.
y VIZ SHORT ROUTE 10 LONDON,
Nrw.YORK SOUTHAMPTON AND BNl-nt- Ns
As"a.mers sa1 from pier foot % st. H0bOxen-
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
Cat Nov N. Ailer, Mel, Dec. a IA
Iahn Wed Nov IS noon saale We'd DEC u an p n M I
W. Sal Dec = D. Ems Sat. Declo ~ p IA
rs,s, CABIN s75 ana upward berth according 70 20
e.,,on Second Cabin $50 berth stserase ~ 'o"e''
rates oELRICHs & CO. No. Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23
T APAN-CHINA.
y OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Steamers leave II.Acseo as follows; =.
~ TUESDAY, December IS
SAfI-HAASS Saturday. January }.
DT,4-1tS Thursday. January p.
AhAchT "Wednesday February Is.
oOEA ss,rnerbly Acknowledgements Accommodations
psssrxations made BY letter or telegraph TO- and
..hn nj ans PSI ana 800 Broadray Ne"-fors OF
9 na "a railroad Building, San fr3nciseo r,s.
Room "a i~' LELAND STAMFORD. President
IT H GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23

GENCY FOR MONTCLAIR .-iandsoms rosiencs.
a building sites for sale houses 70 let season or
year CLARENCE ID TUBES. Bcekmsa-st N y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23

INNIAN LINE L. S. and Royal Mail steamers
i For QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
From Per 49, foot Of Christopher St., New. VIA -
CrTV oF RICHMOND Saturday. December o. y ~
CITY OF BERLIN "Wednesday December % d D. M ml
INV az CIiICAGO saturday. December % go a IA
~ canIN PASSAGE $50 ana Upward sLS3eNsD3 t si
~ nDtx,rd 80 and S35, preDa.d $50 81 fI.ruA l.
IL ~, ou'" rpTTER WRIGHT 4 SONS. General AgeniA
SO I'll ~ BOWLING GREEN. n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANlS
Lines TOR SAlL-IF9HNiikh H t I'm hMaffxxIco
irom New.Yolk. pier foot Of CanM.1 n. ~
Tor Francisco via I'd 1,'hT m o. noon
r,ou san Francisco. LEI ara BrsnHan sta
''' For China and japan , IA
CITY OF RIO DE- JANEIRO sails sat D.i o. .Dniv a.
FOR freight. passage ard genera i rrnst N r.
company ' IL j. BuILAY. sulerinHnosaA
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-15
Good Manners.

God manners are not so common as
to bs of no weight in society, like good
spelling or language. One may be as
ricf as the Rothschilds, one may be high
ly sducated, and not possess them, or
am may have them,in'a degree.
The Due de Morny's definition of a
pflite man was, zone who listens with
Interest to things he knows all about,
When they are told by a person who
fnows nothing about them :" but this
8 but one phase of his character. Good
manners are more serviceable than a
passport, than a book account, or a
lineage.
They make friends for US they are
more potent than eloquencs and genius
without them. They undoubtedly
spring from kind heart, and are the
dictates of good humor. They are not
something to be learned from fashion
news and books of etiquette they are
not imported or borrowed. The good
hammered person does not tell us our
failiDgs, does not lecture us; he does
not merely wear his manners because
they are becoming or polite, but be-
cause he can no more exist without
them than without air.
They resemble the antique painted
glass, in which colors were not laid on
but stained through they are as much
gift as poetry is to another, or inven-
tive faculty. There are those who may
be said to have a positive genius for
them, as another has for conversation
they know how to sway others by them.
Polite people have an influence that
is not due to their position or possession
learning or their wit. There are those
who believe that good manners are only
another name for good clothes and good
food and good homes with the modern
conveniences and luxuries, that they
are laxative and emphatic ard snowy
but we do not always find that the best
hammered people live in palaces.
Good manners are something which
nobody can afford to do without. nc
matter how rich or powerful or intel
lectuai he may be. They add to beau.
ty, they detract from personal ugliness
they cast a giamor over defects, they
aneliorate the round shoulders of this
person and the squiSs of the other
Where they exist, Imagination sup
plies deficiencies af every other attrac
tion. They are contagious, like tkt
measles, but they must De more thaG
skin deep TO be of any service.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-15
How ink Is Made.

Ink is variously composed, according
to the purposes to which it is to be ap-
piled. Common writing INK is the per-
tannate OF iron, mixed with little gal
late, held in suspension in water by
gum or sone other adhering substance.
The gum also preserves the ink from
being too fluid and also serves TO pro-
tect the vegetable matter from decom-
position.
Blue ink has of late years been much
in demand. The coloriEg matter IS
said to be sulphate OF indigo and tiuct-
are of iron, or according 10 another re-
cipe, Prussian blue dissolved in water
by means Of oxahc acid. Red ink is
usually made by boiling IN the proper.
tlon OF two ounces OF Brazil wood in a
pint OF water for about quarter of an
hour, and adding little gum and water.
This ink is not in demand now. carmine
having superseded it; this color is at
tained by 4 solution of carmine and
ammonia, also adding gum. The great
merit OF our common writing ink is in
the freedom with which it flows from
the pen. allowing Of rapid writing, and
the manner in which it bites into the
paper, so as not TO be removed by spong.
ing. The great defect is in the want OF
durability. Such inks partake of the
nature OF dyes. The writing ink of the
snc.ents, on tie contrary, is character
lied by great permanency its basis was
finally divided charcoal, mixed with
some mucIiaginous or adhesive fluid.
Indian ink is OF this character it is
formed of ldmpblack and animal glue,
with the additions o: perfumes, not nee
essary, however, 20 its use as Ia ink, and
Is made up into cakes. II is used IN
China with brush, botn for writing
and printing upon Chinese paper, and IL
is used in this country for rns king draw
ings in black and white. the different
depths OF soade being produced 10y vary
ing the diluti0n with water.
Writing INK, is now made in large
quantities IN New York, and whereas
IN the past We used 20 import largely.
we now export 10 almost every c0un-
Try.