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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-04
JOHN Il. WIIITESIDE, Register
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To e. I~IaTt~cl, Co-owncr with A.. j. Van Cleft:
Nuu are hereby notified that the subscriber
has performed the representation work u.on
That certain lode or ledge, situate in Bismarck
mining district, in Pennington county. in the
Territory of Dakota, known - the Bird Lode,
tor the year ending January list. 1883; and that
the value of The said representation work
done for yolAand for the purpose OF representing
Nuur interest IN the said lode l. tifty dollars
5000. Aud yOu are further notified that I'M
les, the Said sum of ilty dollars shall be paid Ia
the subscriber on or before the 18th day Of
August, lSSS. all your right. title and interest in
and Ia the said lode will forfeit 10 and vest i'm the
subscriber.
Witness my hand this 18th day Of January,
ISIS.
A. j. VAN CLEFT.
First publication, January %.
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TerfffoIjaI officers.

0ovctnOr-Louis X. Church,
fccretaIy-M l.. Mccormack.
Chlcf Justice-Bartlett Tripp.
Associate Justiccs-Charlcs NJ. Thomas W. Is.
Mcconnell, &. :. Palmer and James spencer.
united states AttOrney-John L. Garland.
United states Marshal--D. w. Maratta.
Surveyor Gcneral--Maris Taylor.
Dettgatc to Cungrcss--O. :. Clifford.
Tcrritoria Treasurer W. Raymond.
Territorlal Auiitor-E. w Caldwell.
uperiutcndcnto of .Sher-
iiau Jones. Assistant. W, CoWan.
Attorney Gcn~eral-Gcorge :. Fngel
Commissioners Of ImmigratiOn-Laurcu Dunlap
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County officers.

CLERK of Court y. V. Rutkowski.
District Attorncy--W. ii. Frye.
CommiSsioners--J. r. Street, +, A. TO'ner, J. II
lIumphries,
shcrif--Benj f. Porter,
Register of Dceds-Jos. f.. PiE.her.
Trcasurcr--E. II, Flynn,
Asscssor--Samucl K. Maddox.
Judge ofrronate-Cyrus " Robbins.
Coroner. l.. Conant
Supt. of Put. MISUNDERSTANDING G. Bower.
Justicq ofthc pcacrt-I. VI. Lewis, Custer.
Cou.tahlv--J0S ScEtt. Custer.
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HyoNtLD MCDONALD, ,,t,y. for Claimant
AND 4. /. IEAN,
No. 3NI.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.


Notice is hereby given that Charles II. Walker,
and William ;. Wood, whose poStoiii"e address
is Cu~trg CITY, Custer County, Dakota Territory,
have this d@, fled Their Application Tor "A patent
Tor the lark Placer Mining Claim, WITH surface
yrOuld 800 acres, situated III no organized, but
known as Custer aiming district, county of tllS-
ter and Territory of DAKOTA, ana designated by
,..c field notrS and official plat on file IN this
o,Iice rs lot number 5GG, IN Custer mining district,
custer County, Dakota Territory, Meridian OF
tie Black Hills, said loo No. 800 being rs follows,
to-Nit:
Beginning ~ the mos. sou,hcrly corner OF tha
Eilrk Placer mlnc al Il squtrr pm" post Gh6N63
inches. set In ground amt mound OF rocA
markrd u. {. 800 Oh one side, and No.. on OBJ
puSitc Size for corner No. /. From WllC. corner
e.. :. Locating Monument bears south, - deg. IL
nam. east, 7,974 feet distant; Calamity James
peak bears X. 50 dcg. - min. +; Spirc Custer
tiiN school house bears y, ~ deg. ~ min. w.
Thence llrSt course, y. II deg. " 2.tm feet to
corner No. .; thence second course, ). 60 de-;
- min. l.. J62 feet to corner No. 3; thence third
course, - deg. 02 min. l., 1856 feet 10 corner No. 4;
thence fourth coilsc, y. II deg. 20 MN ~
,U1 = ia feet IL corner No. ); t.iearc fifth course,
; ;! deg. - min. T., g2 feet to corner No. ..
thence sixth course, > . deg. - min. T., 1874 feet
to corner No. Z; thence seventh courst, ~. ~
deg. 80 min. w, LOO feet 10 corner No. 3; thence
ci"ath course, =. | deg. ~ MN. W, 9i feet tn
corner No. or place Of brgi ming. Magnetic
variation 10 deg. 10 mia. east, containing D'6'
! ttrrS.
ne location Of this name is recorded in the
REGISTER of Deeds ONCE Of caster county, Dakota
Territory in book I of locations, pages 81, 80,
30, 2'3. Tie adjoining claimants are the Town
Silr of Custer CITY on the west, and the smith
I Placer claim on the south.
Any and AL persons claiming adversely any por-
ton Of said Clark Placer mining claim, mine ol
surface ground are required 10 HE their adverse
claims with the Register of the United States
Land oticc AT Dead"god, in The Territory OF pa
kota, during the sixty days period OF publication
/ hereof. or they viii be barred by virtue OF the
provisions OF the statute.
JOllN r.. WIIITESInE, Register.
DONALD MCDONALD, Att'ys for Applicants.
AAD A.. I. FEAY,
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
% application for patent be published for the
period of sixty days, tcn consecutive weeks IN
the Custer CHRONICLE, Il weekly newspaper
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Bueri Of trustees a. Johnson, President il
q. Butter" ~, r. V, Garlock, A. +. smith, K. :
Lewis =. W. ward. ". Altaticr,
ClrrA +. j. V. Kutkowski.
Irt1slrcr-H. \. Albitn.
HAr4nhl-J. II Scott.
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tine man who stops suddenly on a
rowded sidewalk without looking back
o sec if he is in anybocy's way is a dun-
,rhead," said a gentleman who always
alks in a hurry. "If he is n country
nm I'll excuse him, for he doesn't know
Y hetter-he isn't used to the rush OF
q city, but a city man who o that Is
.tolerably stupid. - Philadelphia I!Ges'
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THE
DAILY y WEEKLY
SIOUX CITY, IOWA.
An INDEPENDENT REPUBL Can NEWSPAPER
sAArLE coPiES OF HITHER EDITION J. y
FEEr Oh APPLICATIONS.


The Journal during the past year has greatly
increased its facilities, and now in it's press
equipments, etc, it is prepared 10 meet all
demands.
Great advance has also been made In the col
lection of market report and news, and I'm tins
and other respects The journal has placed itself
III position to give It's readers tne very best Of
service.
The Journal is ambitions 10 serve the people
in this territory with a first class newspaper, and
10 make IL "a wuItn! advocate of the great inter
ests winch Tn" people here AZ seeking TO .evelop.
The field of politics /, broad, and The 5purnal
Will continue To work that field in the interest Of
better government aud better citizenship nat
unnecessary hurd ms may be lifted from the rsp-
pie and their opportunities for themselves mats
better. Honesty and purely in politics must be
the source al all improvement in the affairs OF
government Everything that tends to dishonesty
aud impurity is opposed to the security ofrcpub-
licHn institutions and the welfare ofthe ZONE
lie OF the people.
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~ ~ HN - Sea Wonders exist III thousands Of
Informs but are surpassed 10y the mar
wells of invention. Those who are
u in need of profitable work that can
be done while living Al home should AT once
send their address 10 Ilallett x Co., Portland,
Maine, and receive free, fun information how
either sex. Of all ages, can earn from 81 to So
per day and upwards " hcrcVcr they live. Iol
are started free. Capital not required. Some
have made over $50 IN n single day at this work
All succeed.
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Z. =. LAND OFFICE, bEADwooa. D.T
IlrYtpnLRI 9Th -

e. LASp OFFICE, DEApwooa. DIT
December 9Th, ISL.
Motto, il hereby given that Ernest ii. Smith,
! whose p~o>toftict address il Custer tltI, custer
CoInly, -. T., has mldc application Tor a patent
tor smith Placer claim oI eb.2tltD acres ltr'r
mining ground bearing gold, situate" la tusltf
mot urgdutlcdD mluin. district, custer cunt,
Dakota, ana described In the Official plat an"
field notes on He Ia tni> office, rs follows, VIZ:
BEGINNING al most westerly corner ui Sllilh
Placer clam, al a square pine post 4Nt\6l Inches
set in aruuEd amt IN mound OF rock, marked II.
G. 500 on onc SIDE and No. on opposite sldc loi
corner No. /. being also corner NO. /, VI. { 90
Clark Racer claim, from WHEN corner |. !.
Locating Monument No. ~ bears =. ~ deg: -
nln. T., 7,a'l feet distant. Splrc custer ,,ltl
school house bearS \. rs dec. II mn. W. ,aliili-
lty James Peas bears \. GO deg. - MN l..
iilcnce FIST course. :. u deg. T., variation H.
deg. 10 min. T., ll0 feet Ia corner No. - Thence
second coursc l., variation IL der. 10 MN. T.,
iinJ feet 10 cuguci No. >. thence tnlrd "ourS" y,
,.|lailGn - deg. j. MN. T., 6l6.5-lo itct 10 corner
NO.4; tllcNcc fourth course T., variation 10 deg.
40 min. j., ilS1.1-lO feet 10 corner No, 3; thence
nith rouiN" y, g deg. - min. ,iaflall"h 10 deg.
10 E.iu. T., 49, feet 20 corner No. &; thence NlNlh
'ouf>c ", variation II deg. 10 MN. t., l52l lctt 10
corner No. :: thence seventh course >, deg. A.
min. l., variation II dee. 10 min j., 81 feet to
corner No. :; thence eighth course y, ~ deg. 13
mia. W, variation - 'leg. 10 min. r, 100 ittt 10
corner so. 9. thence ninth course >, | deg. 81
mln. W, yaIition - deg. 10 Nun f., 92i '.et L"
corner number | and place ~ beginning, con
tanning 3j,25 acres Of placer mining ground.
me location Of III, mine l. recorded ~ the
Register al Deed, oIlicc oi custer County, u. T.,
GA pages 2D1. 90s, 100, 20 ana 3j1, IN book 4 81
Locations. Adjoining claimants are lark lltccr
tIlII. On north and IoWlsltc OF Custer city q"
west.
All persons holding adverse claims thereto are
Repaired 10 present the >lIhc before thiS once
within SHINY days from the iilSt utN oi pllpll'a-
ton hereof, or thcN will hr barred 10y virtue OF
the provisions OF In" statute.
joins L. WuIrNSIDE, Register.
HyoNNLD ~MCDONAiD, Nt'ys for Claimant
y \, /, lEAN,
II is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
oi Application for patent be published for the
period ~ sixty days, tcn consecutive Nctk,,l IA
TIE custer CHRONICLE, a weekly newspaper
published ~ Custer tliy, Dakota.
JolN K. WilrE>!DE, Register.
- l.LnLA MN ~. NM w. =
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-04
TERMS
THE DAILY
Invention a. &: & s $ :$ : ; :; 4: !: s: &:

dCrs OF lNVrutlVc progrtSS Il Il method and sNS-
ten Of wor, that can be performed all over the
country without separating. the workers from
their homes. Pay liberal; any one can do the
work either sex, young or old; no special ability
required. Capital not needed; you are started
free Cut this out and return to us and we will
send you free, something of great value and i'm.
portancc 10 You. that will start you IN business,
which will bring YOU In more money right away
than anything else in the world. Grand outfit
free. address True IL Co, Augusta, Maine.
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1t is impossible for anybody to write q
great deal and not tread over the ground
somebody else has gone over.-Luke Sharp
IL Detroit Free Press.
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tinted Sta(e Land uTfice.

Regieter-John X. Whitcside, D%eadwood.
Receiver John LGFabcr, DeadwOod.
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1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
% application for patent be published for the
period of sixty days, ttcn consecutive W'rkS.) IN
the Custer CHRONICLE, Il weekly newspaper
Published at custer City, u. !.
JOHN X. WliiTESIDE, Register.
First publication. December 3.
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Churches.
fHufcH.

gay. w. n. ttwater PastOr-Scrviccs I'm the VI
X. Church every sunday AZ II o'clocE q. ~. and
go % clucE p. IN. All are cordially invited.
sabbath school NJ 10 o'clock a. IN.
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DOGS AND SLEDGES.
HOW THE ESKIMO DRIVER NAN
AGES HIS TEAM OF DOGC.

The Long Sleds Of the Kinnepafoos-Pat-
terms In Use by the Trade OF Kam-
Chatka and Alaska-Nortueru Siberia.
The McCIintock Model.
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MINING APPLICATION NO. Iv7.

First publication. January ~.
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Gnl,rod IS.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
- RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOURTRACk TRUNK LINE
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
IrVrst and Finest Passenger Station In Ar

Largest and Finest passenger Station in America.
IS a W 2shSs'g s aaaSy an !. Mcntres
va D. & II. Il; IL. also East Albany to ST. Adams via
N y: 80 ~ a. H., FAMOUS. sTEAM,NEATEp yEsTI.
composed exclusively OF buret suoklng-car dining car
craving room and Sleeping ears for Albany Uaea. syra
1niianaoiis AMI 1deio arriving at Chicago at 30 NJ
St. Louis 40 y. m next day. 49,
ron.O. Cleveland. Cincinnati indianapolis Detroit and
lineage da"ns iVOm cars - qua a'd iSoch~e'
foF Saratoga Lake George. Rutland BcnninSon North
Adlms. &c. Drawing-doom cars 70 Troy -. -,
$3.50 u. Albany Troy and Utica Special with draw
lag-svus. u ilVy AM l dea
3 IS D. M Accommodation TO Albany ard Troy. Con.
meets FOR Mliamsiown North Adams and intermediate
Fast Ghiensp Cincinnati and ST. p Louis E T
P5sss i .a S1ssls cnan ST.
Detroit and Chicago. with yestibued and steam heated
4 10 - H., Mcsueai and Cansndalgua Express.
Sleeping cars to Montreal. via Rouses Point and via
ST. AOans daily, also Ottawa, via 81 Abahs ard Csnaa
Atlantic Railway daily except saturday aud 70 syracuse
and CansSdaigus daily except sunday. Sunday train
does not vest Of Albany, -,
% p m. SPECIAL Mall Limited arrives a. Rochester
Fat Nsh EaRrSs tSf E cheaes Buff
ear Sleeping. cars to Waterowh. Via Uuc. daily ex.
eea SATURDAY, also to CaaaHda!sSa on SUNDAYS 9ny
Sleeping Albany Connects at Albany with train
sale al Grand Central Station, Alb sS sad DAP Broadway
u tars p,.e Nas SIS wsshnron 1' and 53sseo
Fslton sts, brooklyn and 10 ith-sL. Williamsburg.
Wescots Express calls for aud chceAs baggage from
hotels residences.
l3sths station TO take ~ passengers Tor Moth and Yves.
J.. ! 40 lN.:Dn, ~ |,n,isl i~>"i'p"i Ase"i
]. NJ. TOCCIY. Geuclal Superintendent
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u EW- YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
" HALLWAY. Train, leave from ferries at West AZ
and Jay - as follows
West z2d IT.. so a. Jsy.st., 81 o. m, for Ma.
dletown falisbulP. Monticello. Liberty Walton. Delhi,
Norwich Utica. Rome. Oneida Fulton. oswego. Buffalo.
Vet 49, 200 y. m Jayst.. AS D. m. for wall.
XII Valley stations Lakes Mohonk, Minnewaska Middle.
town, DicOmineburg, E4lenve 1T Dale, Monticello.
Iallshuig. Liberty, White Lake. Rockland ,
West 42dst % y. IN. Jay-st. 10 D. M, daily Tor
Middletown Fallsbug. Liberty, Walton Norwich: Oneida
Oswcco. Suspension Bridge. Detroit Chicago. ST. Louis
Buffet Slee2ers TO lagaFa Fails Reclining Chalr Car
Time tables tckeis &c at 207. so7 o44. .sc3 Broad
way 727 9Th 49, Fast 125tst 26i West 125th ST..
'c"'i J. c. ANDERSON. @. 2. A..
is Lxcsange Place. Eew.Yofk
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H. RE RAILWAY.-Tic Offices, 401. 81.
~ III aud 957 Broadway. 1873 l2 2owery, 1877
iatcdy Place Chambers and 23d Street ferries New.
ana cS SSs AMI aS1
and New Station. Jersey City where Tickcts and Paror
or Sleeping Gar reservations and orders for checking and
,eavo 23lsL minutes earlier than time shown from
Shambersst Local trains > 70 10 minutes earlier
y Buffalo Pplman sleeping coaches HorneIsviIle TO
. Cincinnati and Cleveland. ''"'' ."
10 SG a. M TseA days Delawaro valley tXpress par.or
Pullman train o, day ana buffet sleeping coaches to But
81 Louis extra charge Tor fast time. '' anu
D. IN, daily, Chicago Express, Pullman buffet slccpn,
a@ (ncinas hi ch 0Ms0 Emra Rochester
Rutherford lnG Paos2c4 as, J. 1890. $50 10 80
$50 30 " s = 49, = s Is 30 o M ' g n SFG
Also 10 Rutherford 80 y. m. /; 4 80 5 90 D. m. to
roes%e, o. CloS GO p NJ Sundays. 4. AS, 8 80
10 30 80 a. m J., y o rSSn; las g. D. o:9o 80 D.
rue'.S S5 = = . so 49, 10 20 M T. noon
* 3 s 22 "a a. 30 A. 80 % o 30 'iao
i2 nlcht. SUNDAYS, ~ s 80 10 80 a. n l2 noon
Ners ~ I'D 80 80 go 70 20 u e 90 night 40
se 10 ~; Il night sru lay 81 a. NJ; $50
Rdscs%ScSi aE an sarern-4 a. 100 80 10 30 m.
800 30 !r 40 Sf9 % 49, y 10 20
No G m IA a. 800 40 P ~ "a i2 Night s.so 80
d aSs'I AS g. 70 80 a. M p 80 p m
cos sa@2eS:,s a. J. : s 70 49, so 30
M5ds,o%n@ aud Po!s5 e. te5vis4 AS $40 5So 1890
fxprc.s ta iD irdm The West arrive in NewYOA
20 10 \ z; NrpR F 2ad 10 20 p p. FARMER
Gsn'i Supt. General Passenger Agent
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RAILROADS..
A LWAYS ON TIME.
NEw.YoIS AND NEW. ENGLAND RAILROAD.
.iANGE IN TIN

CHANGE IN TINE
MORNING TRAIN FOR BOSTON VIA HARTFORD
Commencing MONDAY, Nov. L. 1855
The train heretofore leaving Grand Central Depot
N. will leave at IL O'clock noon due In Boston al
80 y. daily, Sundays excepted
Returning train leaves Boston az II o'clock noon due
IN Hew-York at 80 D. IN. daily Sundays excepted.
Equipped With elegant palOr cars and coaches through
without change. Dining car between Hartford aid
The New. England limited leavcs either city at 3 D. NJ
with elegant paTlOr and Dining between
WIliimantc and Boston
Night Express with sleeping leaves at IL 30
D. N.
Tickets at Grand Central Depot and 3s7 Broadway.
1 EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD
>, PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cor.landt and
Desblosses SITS. as follows
30 a. m. FOR Gaia Euqus and intermediate points
a. IN. Tor Geneva. Lyons. Elmira Rochester. Buffalo
ma the West and principal local points. Chair car TO
l D. M for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
car 10 Tunkhannoek. Connection 10 Reading and Harris
burg.
points. Chair car TO L. and b. Junction.
40 D. for Mauch Chunk aat intermediate points
Connection to Reading ard Harrisburg Chair cor to
Aauch Chunk. - ,-,, ,,.... ,,.,
ana the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons.
Trains leaving 8 a. m, p m ana 3 40 m con
meet for all points Mahanoy and jIaketon coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
m for Mauch Chunk, Hazleton and ntermedlate
5:I5 D. m. for coplsy and intermediate pointa
d. IN. for Geneva. Lyons. Elmiro Rochester Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons
General Eastern Onice. 235 Broadway
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fertnres ano 1lectin9s.

ry'NE twcnty-ifth annual meeting Of the
NcwYork Seclcty 70. thy lieef Of the Kupturei and
Crippled win hei the iiospial No. l3s East i21-
st., "Wednesday November IL, az o'clock y. m. when
the usual tusnpss Of the VIII be transacted.
JNo. T. TOWNSEND Recording Secretary
4 DvERTIsrMFNTS FOR THE NETWORK TRIR
hUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
oFfICkS. No !. aSo nrnadway. corner rhirtyarst-sS
unt.l D. $50 Broadway, between Twenty. second an
Twenty thirt ,s until p m go West Twenty. thIrS
81 Eighth l52 SNth.ayc. 1873 Fourth ave
corner Fourteenthst 700 Third ayc.. Forty
enth. i.Q2Q IhirdaSe. near Sixty 1rst-st. l. 7OS
Frstaye: 100 West Forty second St. Ninth-aye and
Sxty.eighth.st, and 90 Iibery.st. and the HARLEM
OFFICE. $50 One hundred and twenty st. IN
to p H., o. regular rateA
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PROFESSIONAL.

A YOUNG NAN 10 years Of age. wishes employment
y ga any me camille or making house give sliis
factory references 60 ability and character Address
hOx ~ Tribune Once. y. \.
w AETEp by an American christisn lady Of large
w housekccpers, trons companion
position: teaches painting thoroughly qualled; best
OF references. Address MATR0N. Tribune once.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, y. y: c. .
ID ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L on and after oGIoBER 2sth,. 1sSs

GRAND TRUNK LINE
,,.,,. AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
- streets Ferries. a. follows; -, - -, .
Harrisburg, Ptsburg and the Wes5 with Inliman Palace
p IN. daily. New.York ana Chicago Liuitl Of Par:
ior Dining Smoking and Sleeping Vestibued Cars a.
wiIllsnspoTRs Hss iasen. 90 go p m Gerry
S Snf E and ne 81 % connecting CORY for Titus
For sSa9on 100 E 10 % a%a ~ sa nd night
OS p IN sun ndS Sdr .Ha 70 ,ta Wash
InsiSn ESPrs.s q Pullman Psfor Cars daily except
s s9 10 S GS nnG carr y s %is 20 100
sunday and 90 M NJ 80 and do 90 ~S and
For Atlantic City and Cape May 100 p m. week days
Long Branch. Bay Heel Junction and Intermediate
Il 40 noon % Spi 5 100 D. n On sunday. As
.o IN and n vS 600 nS' stap a. As1egy taFs
and Norfolk Railroad. 200 p daily; via. Baltimore
soss a q Fay 9s 80 y SSS days With all
trains at Jersey City, aTotGinG speedy and direct
tran,!cr for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Erprcss rs ave New.York VIA Desbrosses and Cort-
andt Sir, Ferries fo,lows
20 30 10 Chicago Limited with Dining CAR ana
ZOO S:so A. rs 100. q 90 80. < 900 and 100
p IN. aud u 10 niaht Accommodation. go and IL 10
oS % In nSd aS nd a. me- su2ds &c. hsO'' &c.
and . I'm, p a nd - rs nsht AseGmwecia,ion =
iG ~ saay caa6sc 4ea aSa 70 Tor dsadSa
Astor House ana loot Of Dcsbfosses and coitSadt s..
Court snd Brooyn Annex station foot 81 Fulton.s.
Hreeklyn Station. Jersey city Emgrant Ticket once.
The New Transfer Company cali for and check
General Manager General Psssr Agent
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Financial.
KEW-EAGLhkD LOAN AND TRUST Co..
sss 100 Broadway,
COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL BONDS,
GUARANTEED FIRST MORTGAGES
DEBENYURE BONDS,

BASED UPON FIRST MORTGAGES ASSIGNED OF
RECORD TO AND DEPOSITED WITH THEFARMERs
LOAN AND TRrsT CO.. TRUSTEE; PAYABLE AT
TIE BANK or NETWORK, MA.
WE HAVE SOLD OVER s11. 600 900 OF ABOVE IN
vESTMENTS DURING TIE PAST TWELVE YEARS
70 TWO THOUSAND INVESTORS IN NEwYoRK'
NEW ENGLAND AND PENNSYLVANIA. WITHOUT
LOSS TO ANY INVESTOR HIGHEST REFERENCES
AND FULL INFORMATION GIVEN ON APPLIcA-
TrON
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Traps leave chsmeers-s Staten N. week days for
q. 20 10 and II 80 a. m rs, $50 = so 80.
s4S 90 % 80 30 M Is %aasht Sundays l.
Saturday special p 'J n9S9 9 "a Aa1tl S trains
'For Manuel Spring Valley Monsey and Tsllmahs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-12
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF .NEW-JERSEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF .NEW-JERSEY.
y POOR OF Liberty STREET NORTH RIVER
100 Time Table of October o. 1858.
~ :gO a. NJ for Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch
5:i5 m Tor Easton. bethlehem and Allentown.
200 4. M FOR FleuiingtOn. Easton Bethlehem. Alien
go a m Tor Fleming ton. Lake Hopatcong. Easton
Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chuph. WilkesbaIre scran
Sunbury. TewIsbuTg. Wlamspogt .,,.
.. m FOR Fiemngton. Faston. Bethlehem Allentown
Mapeh Chunk. Reading IIaTrhbu.g etc; rr,o, Mauch
4j y. for Easton. Belhiehein Alieh.oNn. -NAu'n
CbunS Wikesbarre Scranton, Ianaqua, Shslnokln
80 .. for HcmnGion. Lake hopatcone' Easoon-
oo ana "a ~ n, for somervIle and Pennington.
545 D. N. for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. A1ueon
Chunk Reading. Harrisburg. etc On sundays AZ e''o
sI5 HIS 4. M. /, A, 80, 6 10 D. m. Sundays
4. a.. for Red Ralk Long Branch tAsOury psIs
car q is IS 40 a. t. 4ao = Fam!ngaale, LAKE
"40D a. n., D. m for ATLANTIC CITY. vineland
"'rSe G. Sis 10 30 II rs M a. 30 $50. CHS
FROM PIER 8. N r r,,..
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beash' r6ms Rys,
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
POUND BROOK ROUTE.
via Central T. Il. Of New-JeIsey and PHILADELPHIA and
feairg Il K. Lei'e foot IAbeTty.st, n r.. at 4. 7lS
q II a. m; 80. SAP Z. 8 49, 49, I2 D. In sun
Trains leaving at L. AS II 80, 4. 80 z 80
IL p have connection for Reading HARRISBURG fottS
Tckets and parlor Car be procured at H. AS
sSi ga lao 1879 B9sd"Sy tyo Sth,ay co -, seo
Ful tOn-st.. % Br"-1wgy. Brooklyn. 80 -
NcW.York Tranler Company will call for and cheek
baggage nom hotel OF residence
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- iIORE LINE-ALL RAIL ROu lt-I Olt
Central station AZ TO- 90 and 200 p NJ for Ne.py;[.
Providence and Boston 200 p M L,ItSa EApIesS ,or
Providence ana Boston. II 80 p m Night Express for
Newport Providence. Boson-daily Paaco Parlor Cars